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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGO
3REG0N
PAGE SEVEN
STILL IN EFFECT
Willi I tin ilnclHldii cif Ih ail
pn inn court In Urn llinmim MIllH
ram sniveil lo hivulliliilii ninny
I in mil ii nt fun hi run of dm Agrl
mlliirul Ailjiiathiunt nil, It ilhl
urn I it vit 1 1 it 11 lo lliu out ) !' mil, vl t itl
pint of w It icli mill i' uin in nf-
t'ii, iti'corcl I iih in iiitiiiiiiiiilnn ni
''Ivi'il from WunliliiKtnll liy I Mo
Ongnii HI nlo 1'iilli'no oxIoiihIiiii
mVvlrii off Ic-lula
'I'lin i'IIiiiIiiiiIIiiii of I In, crop
runt i ii priiuruniH, arviil In liult
it iiiicu nil flolil work In iMinnoii
Hun wltll thorn, Ami cniist'iiuenim
tin' 0, H, (J, ox I t 1 1 ii Hi'i'vli'i', nil
nnl'iH (iiiiii Wunliliuilim, i'iiii
'olloil nil ut tliu ri'imilnlnii ciiiu
Iuik nnil potnln control iiiootiiimi
Hint hull lii'nil Hi'llmlllloil thrilUKll
onl Ihn m in u.
'I'll t'XIIOl Ml II t tlH of (hu cm-
trmlK or u 1 1 in 1 1 i n h fur run
IruotH where iMiiniilliini'u hail ul
ri'iuly born nimln hu not yel
boon clarified, but thorn nnioum
to liu Kunurul umoi-iiiiiiit Him (hu
Kiivornmonl him a iiiiilul ubllKU
llon tu puy all font ruiU slgnim
or applicant fur ciiintilluncu al-
rruily uccoiupllMird. V o a 1 1 1 v t
siitinii'iila tluil thin would lio
ilium woro IhhiiiuI by tint AAA fol
lowing the nilvuran rti-ollnH' by
thn auproiuo court In tho llnOmur
ail I la van.
Thn marketing aKtriMiieTit' nr.
! r nnd hccinm prnvlnpina .nt Ihft
AAA bum nut liooii-lnvurMuli'il
by Ih auprmua court ilsafolon,
In Uin opinion of Ihn rtxtniMuivnt
of agriculture. Thla pnrtUui n(
tho law m not boforu tliti.au
proiuu conn anil hence all ,niur
koiiiiK UKrooinoiiiH anil Hornsea
now In effect will contlnuo In
oiiorntlnii. In aildltlon tho pro
rnna nt aiihalllutlug varopinuiila
nnil order under thn AAA
nnii'iiilinnnta of lit h t August Imm
linen uiulnr way tinil will hu con
tinued, tho ailmlulairulltni oltl
clal aillioilnro. . ... .
Homo quratlou arna nn tha
Pai'lfla conut aa lo the alalua of
tho much ilUcunni'd walnut mar
keting agreement. It la definitely
annulment by tho dcpurtiuunt nf
KKrli-uliiiro thnt It la In effevt
ami It validity, lina nut boon
changed hy tho auuruinn. court
derision. There are In effuct nil
(lor III original agricultural ad
justment act mnrkotlug agreo
nioiiia and licenses or licenses
aloiift lor II fluid milk market
Ina areas.
Another Important acctlon of
Ihn original act thnt wai not
Imiilieil by auprpiitu court dnrl
alon la tho part which created
tho unified Kunn C roil 1 1 admin
Intrallon. Ho far lla cnnatltullon
aliiy haa novor bton questioned.
DORMS
Ilt rrK VAM.KIC l Kill SCIKKII,
XKWH
IHlllltIS, Calif. A fins elec
tric ai'Wliui uiarlilun haa boon- rt
colvod from thn dlatrlot tor unc
In tho auwlns cuuroa, Khluh will
aim t wllh th now aoiunatur. Tiila
nun hlno la tho latuat typo, and
will ba a uraaf Impr'oviirHeTit mu
tho cqulpuu'iil of th doniftail
arloiir clnaa. '
I'lcturva of Bun Tranrlaco and
thn (iolili-n (iuln brlilxo wcro
ahnwn to tha gonvral clouts clnaa
thin woi'k.
Tlio lliiiiiibora of tliu conkluK
claa aro preparing" a aorlra of
luncboona aa a flnul project in tho
coo kin rliina. Knrh girl will htivii
compluta cliniKo of prupurinx a
uipiiu which alio luu plnuni'd, and
tnkn churns of tho rlaaa for tho
duy.
Sfiuioalur I'xiiinlnutlona will ho
Klvon on Thumilny and Krliluy,
Juniinry 23 and 21. 'I'lioao vxnm
luullona art 80 in I mi lea In IoiikiIi,
and cover tho ontlro ronlunt of
tho courao for tho ontlro HiinicHttT.
Awarda will bo prnaoulvd to
mo in bum of tho typltit! cluwioa for
altlll In lypowrltlnif. Tho rocorda
for tho luat two wooka of tho
aoinoatnr will ho coualdorod nnd
tho UHnrda will bo Imacd on apood
and ncoiiriicy.
Tho awnrda connlat nf llitlli
rib bona bnarlnK a record of tho
oxiiot rats of oach atudeiit and the
ditto tho rocord waa uiiidn.
It la palliuntod (hnt, alnco
101'S. morn Hum 52.000 lifts nnd
hnlHta, used to fui-lllluto lilhrlrli-1
lion of motor vohlclns, have been
Installed In fillltiK atntrons
thrniiKhout tho Uultod Btuioa.
Sun hnlmotn lined with nlinii
Inum toll nro 20 domavs coolor
tluin orillnnry nuns, accorilliiK to
Dr. 0, P, Crowdan, of I.ouUon.
Tho loiiKost olophafttTtnik on
record monatirod lt,"?rfyf 6V4
Inches, "
FINAL CLEARANCE
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ALL DRESSES
Silk, Wool, Cotton Size 1 to 16
COATS
Sizes 2
SWEATERS I V
REAL BARGAINS .
$2.95 Sweatert 4 A $1.95 Sweaters AA
Now Only ?19V Now Only qlUU
$1.00 Sweaters Mow Only 59c
Phoenix Anklets Pair I:.. 19c
Adriesme's CSnildren's
Breaks in Two
Vn..'' il --'b 1 ! '
..'lla lll-futud freighter Iowa, which ran nxround on dreaded Peacock Bptt, at the mouth of. the Columbia
Itlver, In a DO-mlle gale, split In two and mink In the lntcat tnurody of the Pacific, A crew of 34 men died
In heavy acoa which prevented all rescue attempts. ' J
Iowa Wreckage
V-rjv . -. -w:
Volunteer workers search throtnth wrcckaite of the freighter Iowa,
thrown hhth on a WualrlnRton beach In a search for bodies. Thirty
four perished when Uis craft went aground on rcjtc:k Sn.
Fif t e e p. Men Escape H e ayy
Slide at Golf ax, Calif.
a
COI, PAX, Calif., Jan. 1. p),h
Plfloon men, ( but bnttnrod
uflor a bullet-llkn snowsltdo
cared In a piixKi'nitor rnr of a
weatbuiiiid tiuulliorn Pnelflo trans
coutlueiitnl truln, thanked a
kindly futo loiluy for whnl tboy
nitroi il win a "miraculous escapo
from donlh."
Tho avnluncho, hurtllntt-SOO
feel down a uinuulnlnslde In the
IiIkM Hlcri'tis 40 mltos., northeast
of hero about 2:4T t. m. yes
terduy, rniumod Its wuy throuKh
a protwtluit anmvshud and crush
ed nnd hulled tho tenth car Of
Ihn 13-rar train, , -
Two followliia; ear escaped
tha slldo, althniiKli the passon-
Iters were jostled, and a few
minutes nflorwnrd a second slide
thundered off tho mountain, iuIbs-
nK tho otid of the stalled train
by n few feet.
Twelve men In tho demolished
enr, on roulo trom bait l,nko
Clly to nn Onklnnd nutoinobllo
convenlloii, ami their porter woro
Injured,' four of them bolng de
scribed by their companions as
"pretty much hatiKed up," but
with no bones broK.on.
W. A. Kheppnrd said the slldo
hit wllhout wurnliiR. "There was
a tremendous crush, then pitch
dnrkness," ho snldi
'"Tltroo hours nfterward the last
victim, A. T. Growl,. extri
cated. Hu snid tha. car collapsed
In throo pnrts.' Another six
lncbos and I wouldn't be beio,"
to 16
$12.00 Coats
Now Onlv
on Peacock Spit;
P 1 1 ' ' ; 1 I
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,1'iir' Will
a
Strewn on Beach
remarked wllh a wan im(l.
3. E. Gibson was plnnod so
nearly ha could move neither
arms - norw-tegs and yot loosely
enough so that Bill White, Hose
ville, fireman on the train and
acclaimed as the hero of the ac
cident, pulled him free with a
blunket which Gibson held on to
with his teeth.
J. C." Stevenson was literally
"packed In snow" and pinned
across the arm of a chair on his
chest. Four men who were alt
iIiik with him and across the
aisle could not budxe him.
After struggling In doop pain,
he flually freed himself, crawl
ing out a narrow passageway to
anfoty. '''Don't ask me how I got
out of, there I don't know," he
said. -
i TAlie three cars were left at
the scene of the slide, the train
split nn'tl' the Injured taken to
Oakland for treutmont. . ;
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To take testimony In a mine
disaster at Johannesburg, South
Africa, a police court session
was hold on tho 27th level of a
gold mine, more than 7000' feet
underground. . .
Our Entire Stock of Nationally
Advertised Shoes Are Offered at
Tremendously Reduced SALE
PRICES. vi : (.-
School Brogues $00
Black or Brown, Reg. $4.00 and $5.00
Cantilever
Scout Oxfords on Sale for
first time,
Selby Style Eze $-445
Arch Supports, Pumps or Ties 7"
Style Footwear $3145
AAA to B, all styles, Reg. $5.00 and $6.00
Adrienne's Shoe Dept.
Oregon Bank Bldg.
Crew of 34 Lost
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Congressman
Hotly Denies
Drunkenness
SEATTLE, Jan. J, 0).R)
Marlon' A. Zlonsheck, who rep
resents Seattle In congress, had
only seven or eight drinks be
fore police picked him up at the
telephone switchboard of a Wash
ington, D. C, apartment bouse,
early tha morning of January 1,
bo said here Wednesday. "
"Four hundred and fifty thou
sand drunks, and I was the only
on In jail," said the youthful
democratic statesman, hastening
to add that of course be wasn't
drank.
Policeman 'Yellow"
"I went to see a lady at 2: SO
o'clock on Connecticut avenue,"
he explained, "She dliln t an'
swer tha doorbell, and the Jani.
tor wasn't at the switchboard.
When he didn't come, I rang tbe
bells on tbe trunkline. I didn't
know how to operate It."
When a capital policeman ar
rived, some time later, Zlon
check said, "he made to grab
me. . He started getting rough
and I told him 'take oft your
gun and stick and I'll go a round
with yon.! .But he was yellow."
The congressman, said he blew
smoke In the eyes of tbe Imper
tlnent booking officer at the
Washington police station. He
had $12.60 and ball was fill
Zloncheck offered bis watch, bat
It was refused.
' Humiliation
He entertained the police un
til daylight, be remembered, with
such things aa tearing up paper,
lighting it, throwing it out into
the corridor and yelling "fire
After tbe humiliation of being
fined 115 and having the tran
script of bis trial barred trom
the congressional record, Zion
check admitted he was plenty
mad.
"I'm fighting this thing to a
finish," he snid, "I appealed.
I wasn't drunk."
Mors than five weeks were re
quired for the -204 -roll calls of
the House of Representatives,
made during the last session of
the 74tn " Congress; only eight
members of ' the House were
present at every roll call.
i 1 V
. It Is estimated ttantl a . per
son's chance of being killed In
an automobile accident ; is tour
times as great at night aa dur
ing the- dny. -
Phest Colds
s .... Best treated
Asw without "dosing
.Iggyisitt
595
the
ONLY
niKBEIl, Calif. The wettest
January In years bad by Wed
nesday 01 tnia week filled
atroams In fllg Valley to over
flowing and put under water
large areas of farm land ordin
arily dry.
Water collected bohlnd a two
mllo lovee protecting Kublcber
and was a foot below the em
bankment's crest Wednesday
noon.
Tbe Pit river ran over Its bank
npposilo JJIober and Merlyn Ken
nedy had to ride In and swim
Sin bond of his cattle out of a
flooded meadow to drive them
to safer feeding ground.
Ash creek rose four feet In
Adln Tuesday night after It
washed a few dozen aawloga out
of a lumber mill pond and jam
med them against the atate high
way bridge In the town. The
water went over the floor of
several houses, driving the Ray
Holt, Hovls Ash, Michael Cur-
bln and Ira Nelson families from
their homes for the night. When
the Jam gave way, the rush of
water and logs wrecked a wood
en street bridge a block west of
the highway and swept It a quar
ter mile downstream. Heavy log
were left fifty feet from the
channel by the receding flood.
More than two Inches of rain
fell at Bleber Tuesday and Wed-,
nesday. It started raining 'Wed
nesday afternoon,
A WI'A crew tbat had been
fencing a new livestock drive
way Just north of Bleber went
to work In boats Wednesday
morning with orders to try and
keep tbe fence clear of tules and
driftwood coming across lots on
tbe high water.
BOGOTA, Colombia, Jin. It.
(ip) Nine persons. Including two
women were reported dead today
as the result of tbe Jungle crash
of a trl-motored plane In tbe
Caqueta department of southern
Colombia,
Two others were believed se
riously Injured, Seven persons
were nnburt.
The death list, as tentatively
reported here. Included:
Major Uscategrni, bead of the
Leticia garrlaon; the pilot,' Cap
tain Obando: the copilot, Lieut.
O'Bryne; radio man, Pavollni
Vaupes; a commissary officer,
Francisco Anzola; Lieut, pinion;
a charity sister; an unnamed wor
man and a mail courier.
Nothing was said about the
fate of tbe official, Arturo Vtllar
real and his wife, believed to
have been passengers on the
plane.
A military transport plane left
at 7 a. m., from Tresauninas on
the Caqueta river toward, the
Macaya to transport the victims
to Bogota.
Ahead of It, Colombian army
motorboate raced np tbe Mecaya
river to rescue the survivors.
U.S. SMp Wrecked
On Coast of Britain
BE A H A M. Northumberland.
Eng., Thursday. Jan. 16, (U.R
The American steamer . West
Hika, 6275 tons, ran aground a
few miles from here early today
during a fog.
The Cullercoats radio station
messaged that there was no Im
ped late danger. ' However, a Sea
ham harbor life boat and coast
guard cutters from Tyne and
Wear, rushed to the stranded
vessel's assistance. ;
' The 'vessel Is owned by the
Waterman Steamship corpora
tion. .
TAKES NIII5
5
Don the Spot
That Jungilsb ecstcro Is the lat
est thing for folks who are look.
Ing for a spot In the sun these
wintry days. Betty Cook Intro
duced the silk leopard skin print
oa the Surf Club beach at Miami
Beach, Fla.
CARR NEWS
CARR, Calif Barney Egan re
turned from Waterloo, Iowa, aft
er a month's visit with his par
ents. Barney reports tbe crops
were very good last fall and peo
ple are doing well, but the
weather was cold. It was 22 be
low zero about Christmas time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Paulson
made a trip to the Malin cheese
factory with their milk Tuesday.
Several of the farmers are
hauling their own milk, for the
milk trucks can not get through
the mud.
' Robert Knudson will not re
turn to Davis college until next
year. He will help his father
on the ranch.
Mrs. H. Whitehead returned
from Kansas Monday.
The roads are Impassable with
out chains and some of the roads
can not be made through at all.
L. J. Horton had four cows
get In the drain ditch at the A.
M. Brown ranch, and two of
them drowned.
F. Johnson lost a milk cow
by bloating on alfalfa hay.
Bill Hooper made a business
call to Malin Tuesday.
John Reber of the Malin cheese
factory was calling on some of
the farmers Tuesday.
Most carburetors operate on a
needlessly rich mixture of gaso
line and air.
Rummage Sale
- 1011 Main St.
Fri. and Sat.
Auspices of Third Order
! of ST. FRANCIS ;
Wffk
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DC0M1
Committees for 1131 for the
Klamath Falls Klwanls club were
announced Wednesday by E. 8.
Veatch, president.
The list follow, the first nam
ed being the chairman in each
Instance:
Agriculture E. H. Bnlslger,
Percy Murray, Frank Jenkins,
Jim Kerns, .'d Ostendorf.
' Attendance I. J. Olson, Ray
Rigger, Chet Langslet, Ed Liv
ingston, Royal Show.
Boy and Olrl Work Dr. F.
W. Peak, Dr. E. D. Lamb. Walter
Locke, Ed Drake, Les Avrit.
Business Standards, Laws and
Reg. Bert Igl, J. Hlrvl, C'hrlt
Blanos, K. Bugarman.
Classification and Membership
Bert Bertram, Dr. Geo. Adler,
Phil Fahnlander, Geo. Mclntyre.
Finance and Budget Geo.
Myers, Dr. Al Roenlcke, Dr. Geo.
Masaey, Fred Southwell.
House and Reception Jack
Murphy, Dr. Earl Clunnhan, Whit
Whittlesey, Dr. L. L. Truax.
Inter-Club Relations Oscar
Peyton, Taxi Thomas, Don Fish
er, John Houston, Clarence
Sweasy.
Klwanls Education Henry
Perkins, Bnrge Mason, Sr. Geo.
Masaey, Percy Murray.
Music Burge Mason, Fred
Southwell, Dr. Geo. Adler, Dr.
Earl Clanahan.
Program Dr. Lloyd D. Case,
Rex Watt, Ralph Howard, Kas
per Moty, O. D. Matthews.
Public Affairs J. R. Devlan,
Arthur Schaupp, Dr. Calvin Hunt,
Fred Peterson, Royal Shaw.
Publicity Mac Epley, Roy
Carter, Whit Whittlesey.
Underprivileged Child (Andy
Anderson, Peck Bugbee, Geo. Mc
lntyre, Chris Cbrlstopberson.
Vocational Guidance Win
Southwell, Dr. Al Roenlcke, Don
risner, unet A. Bunnell.
Athletic and Recreation
John Houston, -Bill Meade, Clar
ence Sweasy, Tom Delzell.
Church Assistance Bert
Thomas, ,R. H. Dunbar, Chet
Bunnell, Roy Carter, K. Sugar-
man. -'
ANNUAL
dim
All Leather Jackets a Off
Hats Vz Off - Raincoats $4.95
"Exclusive But Not Expensive" ' .
835 Slain '-
TE WILLYS COMPANY has always been, noted for engineering
alertness. Many will recall the 1913 Willys-Overland, ajrar of wide
appeal because of its many advanced features at moderate price. The
popular Knight-motored Willys followed a few yean later, a car that
owners continue to swear by. Today-we have a new low-priced Willys
with phenomenal economy features. Many Willys owners are enthu
siastic Hi-Octane users because of its exceptional purity, smoothness,
anti-knock power and mileage economy. Get these qualities (ot jour .
car at the neighborhood Richfield station.
Klamath River May
Spread Over Town
KLAMATH, Calif., Jan. IS,
(UP) Twenty-two cousaeutlve
days of heavy rainfall, causing
the Klamath river to riss to the
highest mark since 19U4, last
night threatened to Inundate tho
town of Klamath, drown . thou
sands of dairy cattle and suc
mergs 6000 acres of fertil val
ley land.
Old residents of Klamath de
clared . that It present havy
rains continue, the Klamath river
mny resume It old channel
which runs directly through tb
town.
Speakers are heard bettr by
male listeners than by women,
because men's heavy clothing ab
sorbs sound waves, Instead of re
flecting them, as does the light
clothing of women,
DOil'T STARVE
TO END
Eat What Yon Want, No Need
to Exercise, No Purgatives
LOSE FAT-GAIN PEP
Thousands who have reduced the
Harmola way might well tell yon
that diets, exercise and drastic ca
thartics that drain the system are
tmnecessary.Simplytake4Marmol&
tablets a day, containing; a simple
corrective forabnormal obesity pre
scribed by doctors the world over.
Buy a package of Marmola. Startat
once to get rid of burdensome fat.
Marmola Is pnt np by one of the
best known medical laboratories in
America. Sincel907,men and wom
en have purchased more than 20 mil
lion packages. Start today! Yon will
soon experienceMarmola's benefits.
When yon have gone far enough
stop taking; Marmola, and you will
bless the day yon first discovered
this marvelous reducing agent.
Harmola is on sale by alldealera,
from coast to coast, price f 1.
Sale
A Drastic Sacrifice of Our
, Entire Stock of
WINTER COATS
at Clearance Prices
Our highest priced garment to our lowest
priced ones.. . . all are doomed to go! The
reductions will amonnt to as mnch as ball
their actual worth. . . . ... .
Dresses at V2 Price
Reduction on '
Sweaters and Blouses
25 Off on All
.Flannel Bath Robes
All Bags iiOff