THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
January 23, l!)::fl
PAGE SIX
VOTE REGISTRATION
FSLLS OFF SHARPLY
RAT.HM, Jnn. 28. (AP) hack
of InlnroHt In tho special oloctlon
Joiiuury 81 and minted Idsb of
omo pupulntlon In the s(nt were
duclsrnd Ilia raiisn of (ho 57,011
dncrr-.se In the registration of
Totem completed here by the fe
retory of slnte.
David O'Uhra, election clerk. In
rcportlnn the lists oy coiiiiIIch, do
clni'cd he was of the opinion some
of the reduction was dun to de
crease In the total population of
the state.
Uiglstratlon lists Bhowed 427,
40 voters as compared with 484.
491 listed for the general elec
tion of 1034. Republicans totaled
250,765, a loss of 40.602 voters,
while the loss of the democratic
total was but 14,713. Total donv
ocrnts wore 168,004.
The democratic ratio of In
crease added one more county to
the bourbon ranks. Union county
reported more democrats than re
publicans. Bilker county and
Klamath county, as in the last
general election, likewise report
ed more democrats than repub
licans. All other countlfs reported
more republicans than democrats.
The greatest decrease in reg
istration was reported from Mult
nomah county with 26.214 less
votes. Others showing large losses
ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 were
, Klamath, Jackson, Coos, and
Lane,
Fire counties reported Increases
In registration. They were Baker.
Clackamas, Grant, Linn and
Union,
The total number of registra
tions by counties, with republi
cans, democrats and totals given
In the 1631 precincts of the 36
counties, excluding the miscel
laneous Hsu Is as follows:
Rep.
Dem.
Baker .
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
4,343
4,817
14,930
6,691
4,594
2.513
9,717
2.505
3,209
6,023
1.056
661
2,825
4,247
653
967
1,193
1,705
6,254
503
1,324
4,667
1.007
9,476
1,990
5,593
1,800
9,791
623
67,391
3,047
414
1,583
3,689
4,357
1,390
1,868
4,648
309
4,294
Columbia
4,781
Coos .... 1.883
Crook .,
Curry .
Deschutes
Douglas .
Gilliam .
Grant
Harney
Hood River ,
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Totals
260,765 168,004
Welch Brothers
Transfer Mill
BOGNUDA, Cal. Welch broth-
era of Dorris, have moved their
lumber mill from Bonanza and
let it up here in Little Valley
, and expect to start sawing next
week. They have about 400,000
feet of logs in the pond.
The mill la a modern, feat
running plant designed 1ft Klafl
ath Falls, and has a present ca
pacity of 30,000 feet per eight
hour shift. It Is powered with
a 125-borsepower Diesel engine
and has a 150-horsepower boil
er to supply any steam needs.
The Welches plan to add a band
rig next spring and double the
dally turnout.
They -will do their own logging
and are understood to have con
tracted for some 25,000,000 feet
of saw timber owned by Roder
ick McArthur of McArthur, Cal.
There are other vast reserves of
timber available In this vicinity,
both - government and privately
owned.
The Welch mill Is on the
Western Pacific railroad about
20 miles south of Bieber, in the
same location occupied by the
Anderson and Plum lumber mill
that was erected in 1934 and de
stroyed by fire the same year.
Governor Revokes
Jack Dalton Parole
SALEM, Jan. 23. (UP) Gov
ernor Martin last night r evoked
the paroleof Jack Dalton, who was
sentenced to prison from Klam
ath county for assault and rob
bery with a dangerous weapon,
started his 10-year term April
25, 1930, and was paroled July
3, 1934.
The governor ordered Dalton's
return from Missouri where a
month after his Oregon parole
he was convicted of grand lar
ceny and was sentenced to two
years in Missouri state prison.
In aviation terms, "Bervice
celling" is that altitude at which
a plane's maximum rate of climb,
with given weight and power
plant, Is 100 feet a minute.
Has All Gone
Without Salves or Cutting;
s
Itching, bleeding, protruding
pllos go quickly, It you remove
the cause. Bad blood circula
tion In the hemorrhoidal veins
causes pileB by making the af
fected parts weak, flabby and
lifeless. Salves and cutting often
fall because only an internal
medicine can actually correct
these conditions. Dr. J. S. Leon
hnrdt discovered a real internal
IMIe medicine. After a fine rec-'
ord of success with It in his own
practice, he nnnud it HEM-ROID.
Underwood's Pharmacy and all
druggists Invito every Pile suf
ferer to try HKM-IIOID with
gunrantae of money back If not
Joyfully satisfied with the help
enn bottle gives.
1,160
1,133
. 3,633
7,251
761
- 2,391
' 1,219
9 nnj
8,953
558
1,682
4,406
1,406
14.221
Lincoln ,, 3,170
Linn 7,876
Malheur . 2,614
Marion , 19.766
Morrow 1,449
Multnomah . 79,076
Polk 4,547
Sherman 85
Tillamook 1,430
Umatilla 6,491
Union 4,310
Wallowa , ,, 1,580
Wasco 4,224
Washington 8,913
Wheeler 1,291
Yamhill , 6,846
Four-H News
The name of the Dairy 4-11
club Is Circle Ten Conking club.
The club was organised October
10, 1935. The officers are: presi
dent, Lonore Jonas; vlco-presl-dent,
Junior Brewer; secretary,
Neta Oden; yell leader, Jack Rog
ers; song lender, Mary limner;
local leader. Miss Itmbnnhowar.
Wo have our meetings every
Wednesday afternoon at a quar
ter to three. We have a few
Bong. and some yells. Each time
we have
small program with
recitations and short plays. We
have had demonstrations on mak
ing toast, cocoa, custard and
bran muffins.
Mary Rruner, News reporter.
Cilll.OOl'IX "COOKS"
The "(lood Cooko" of Chiloquln
are very good at their work. They
are trying to do their best. The
club leader Is Mrs. Elsie liurton
We cooked many good things
over the holidays. The officers
of our club are Marlon Camp
bell, president; Patsy Mitchell
vice-president and Margie Wil
liams, secretary.
We belong to the "4-H" cook
ing I, and are more than half
finished with the lessons in our
books. We hope to continue
cooking during the summer and
take up Cooking 11 next year.
Margie Williams,
Secretary and news reporter.
21ST ANNIVERSARY
"The 21st anniversary of the
founding of Kiwanis Internation
al will be observed by the local
Kiwanis club during the week
of January 19 to 25," said Henry
Perkins, president of the club.
The first Kiwanis club was or
ganized in 1915 at Detroit, and
on January 21 held its first
meeting.
The committee on Kiwanis
Education is in charge of the
program for the Klamath club.
'At the anniversary week
meeting there will be a special
program for the occasion," said
Perkins. "Harper Gatton, of
Madisonville, Kentucky, president
of Kiwanis International, will
send a special message which
the club is to read at its meet
ing." Kiwanlans here will Join with
the members of the nearly 1.900
other clubs in the United States
and Canada in observing this
event. The program will place
emphasis on the valuable civic
betterment and welfare work the
service organization has been do
ing for many years on inter
national good will and citizen
ship. Canadian Bandits
Claim Own-Lives
To Avoid Arrest
VANCOUVER, B. C, Jan. 23.
(UP) Jack Hyslop and George
Warren, last members of the no
torious Hyslop gang, blamed tor
numerous western Canada
crimes, committed suicide last
night when surrounded by police
in an east ena rooming nouse.
The gang was accused of rob
bing a branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce a week ago,
fatally wounding Teller William
R. Hobbs and shooting Manager
George Winsby throngh the
shoulder.
An underworld tip gave police
the clue to the men's hideout.
Hyslop and Warren apparently
saw that they were trapped
hopelessly, when heavily armed
officers, bearing shotguns and
tear gas bombs, stationed them
selves in close formation around
the building. ,
A squad moved cautiously op
the stairway, and rapped on the
door of the room the gangsters
occupied.
Two gun shota roared in the
room, then all was silent.
When police broke down the
door, HyBlop and Warren lay
sprawled on the floor, blood
gushing from self - inflicted
wounds in their heads.
BUOY RESTORED
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 23. UP)
The lighted whistle buoy out
side the Coos Bay bar was re
lighted and will be restored to
its charter position from where
it was driven by recent gales. F.
A. Muth, district lighthouse sup
erintendent, said today.
The "Lexington" and the
"Saratoga," U. S. navy aircraft
carriers, are the largeBt in the
world, each hafing a flight-deck
length of 880 feet and a plane
quota of 120.
BANKRUPT
SALE
STARTS 9:00 A. M. FRIDAY
STOCK
AMen Electric Store, Inc.
BANKRUPT
SuperSlex Heaters
All Kinds ot Radios
Electrical Supplies
Office Equipment
EVERYTHING PRICED
for a QUICK SALE!
521 Main St.
W. F. Sears. Trustee
It is Important that all Individ
uals, firms, co-partneruhlps, cor
porations, companies or associa
tions at present engaged ill tho
transportation for hire by motor
vehicle of persons or freight, or
of both, file application for certi
ficate or permit under the Fedor-
al Motor Carrier act. This must
be done at the earliest possible
date do that such applications
will be on file with the .Inter
state Commerce Commission In
Washington. D. C. not later than
February 12, 1936, In order that
their rights under that law may
bo preserved and protected.
Every asslstane in the prepar
ation and filing of applications
will be rendered to carriers by T.
B. Johnston, representing the In
terstate Commerce Commission,
who will be at the Jackson Hotel,
Medford, Oregon, on Monday and
Tuesday, respectively February 3
and 4, 1936.
Many carriers who confine their
operations to Oregon may be on
gaged In Interstate commerce and
thus are subject to the federal
law.
Carriers should not overlook
this opportunity to consult with
Mr. Johnston and learn from him
definitely your correct status. It
will avoid trouble and delay iu
the future.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Two special services will be
held Sunday at the Klamath
Temple.
The young people of the church
have just purchased a nine foot
Baldwin concert grand piano. In
the morning the piano will be for
mally dedicated and In the. eve
ning a musical program will be
presented.
The evening program will In
clude a vocal solo by Mrs. L. L.
Graham. Raymond Bigger will
play a trumpet solo entitled "Rock
of Ages." The church orchestra
will render some specials. Mrs.
Elsie Meyers will play a piano
solo. The thirty minute musical
program will begin at 7:30 and
the pastor. Rev. Fred Hornshuh,
will preach on "Music in the
Light of Scriptures."
E
9ALEM. Ore.. Jan. 28. (UP)
While 1466, 182. 254. 5S has been
spent by the federal government
on army and navy defenses in
California and Washington, Ore
gon has received only 82.867
520.11 less than one half of one
per cent of the expenditures, the
Columbia Defense league reveal
ed. Navy establishment in Califor
nia have received .8264.774.323.32
and army bases 865.362,412. In
Washington, 8101,488,145.26 has
been spent for the navy and $34,
558,374 for the army.
Against these Bums, Oregon has
received only 8313,190.11 In navy
expenditures and 82.554,330 in
army output.
Four hundred miles of coast
line and the Columbia river are
defenseless, the league declared,
despite the fact that the United
States now maintains its major
fleet in the Pacific ocean.
Big Plane Lands
Despite Trouble
NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 23.
(UP) A United Air Lines plane
from Chicago, with eight pass
engers aboard, landed safely at
Newark airport last night after
causing many minutes of anxiety
because the pilot radioed he was
having trouble with his st Ml-
izer.
After sending the message, the
pilot maneuvered over the field
for almost an hour before finally
landing without difficulty. Mean
while, a fire engine and two am
bulances had been summoned in
case of an emergency.
Germany is exporting to the
United States 10 large semi
rigid airships to be used tor
flashing electric signs.
OF
Livestock Moving
Out of South-End
MERRILL, Jnn. 23. Heavy
movements of both sheep and
cattle are roported by tho South
ern Pacific station agents at
both Merrill and Tuleluke. Sev
eral carloads of local owes are
being shipped south for the
lambing season and cnttlo fed
out for market In this district
are being moved to market.
1 FREE SEEDS
The flow of "free seed" letters
is beginning again, but Indica
tions are thero will 'be fewer than
last year. For 13 years tho U. S.
Department of Agriculture has
been trying to convince 100,000,
000 people that tt has no free
seeds or plants. Yet each year,
as spring approaches, thousands
of requests pour In from farms,
suburbs and penthouses. And nil
the writers of these letters moot
disappointment.
Years ago previous to 1923
there was an annual appropria
tion for tree seeds for congres
sional distribution through the
Department of Agriculture. Hut
in 1923 the government decided
to discontinue tho distribution of
this great quantity of seed since
it was only commercial garden
seed such as could be bought
from any good seed house and
did not necessarily represent
varieties better than those In
common use.
Not only does the Department
of Agriculture have no free seed,
it has no seeds or plants for sale
either.
STATE PREDICTS
E INCREASE
SALEM. Jan. 23. .T A million
dollar increase this year In re
ceipts from personal Income, in
tangibles and corporate excise
taxes over 1935 was the predic
tion of tho state tax commission.
The commission estimated a
83.500.000 tax return in 1936.
Last year these taxes totaled $2,
536,000. The predicted Increase In thl
year's income tax collections was
based primarily on reports from
corporations which indicated a
general Improvement in business
conditions.
The tax commission's tabula
tion showed a total of 86.501 re
turns in 1935, of which approxi
mately 13,750 were clarified as
delinquent. Of the delinquent
returns more than 6.100 were
found taxable.
Refunds last year totaled $28,
816, with abatements amounting
to 88,994.16. Expenditures of
the tax department were 8 4 9 , 1 90,
which waa 1.96 per cent of the
collection.
Unpaid taxes on December 31,
1935, amounted to 8120,281.
Extension of Bieber I
Water Mains Begins
BIEBER, Cal., Jan. 23.
Ground was broken Wednesday
on a WPA project to make ex
tensions of the Bieber commun
ity water main system totaling
half a mile. A dozen men are
at work on the job at federal
relief wages. The government Is
furnishing pipe and will install
eight additional fire hydrants to
be provided at local expense. S.
A. Mushen, WPA district engi
neer from Alturas, and County
Surveyor T. W. Ogllvie from Su
sanville werehere to get work
started on the improvement,
Aimee's Mother
Seeking Divorce
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23. (UP)
Mrs. Minnie (Ma) Kennedy Hud
son, mother of Almee Semple
Mcpherson, evangelistic pastor,
yesterday filed suit for divorce
against Guy Edward (Whatta-
man) Hudson.
Mrs. Kennedy charged deser
tion. The couple were married
at Las Vegas, Nev., September
19. 1931.
The first balloon ascent In
America was made in 1793 by
Jean Blanchard, a Frenchman,
who bad achieved fame some
what earlier by completing the
first afr crossing of the English
Channel.
TONIGHT
CAL-ORE
TAVERN
FLOOR SHOW
6 PEOPLE
3 ACTS
CAL-ORE TAVERN
WEED-KLAMATH HIGHWAY
COUPLE RECENTLY
MAI. IN', Jnn. 23. Friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph Thomas,
nee Miss Kvelyn Ciilllua, are of
fering congratulations on their
recent marriage. Miss Collins
became tho hrldo of Mr. Thomas
Friday afternoon at tho np.trt
nieut of Mr. and Mrs. t'oxtul at
the McCarthy apartments, Klam
ath Falls, with the Itev, Theo
dore Smith, paslor of the Klam
ath Kails Piesbytoriati church,
officiating.
Miss Collins, attired In a
brown street ensemble with
brown accessories, woro a cor
sage of Talisman roses. Sho was
attended by Miss Mario Van
Meter, Matin, also gowned in i
street dress. '
Mr. Thomas had as his best
man Fred Donny. The bride's
mother. Mrs. Walter Jonson of
Hend. was present for tho cere
mony which was performed In I
the presence of only Immediate!
members of tho family and a
few close friends.
Mr. Thonitis Is a member of .
the faculty of the Malin elemen-1
tary school and Mrs. Thomas
has made her home here for the
past 10 years, having been em- j
ployed part of that time by Mr. j
and Mrs. Kalina. ,
They will make their home j
during tho remainder of the .
school yeur in Malta,
PASAHKNA. Ciilif.. Jnn. 23 W
Kr. Itny hyinnn Wilbur. Stan
ford university president, wild to
day "nohody ban succeeded In
unnwerfnic" the attacks of form it
President Hoover on tho new
dial.
"Mr. Hoover fell the nation wns
being plunKod Into things which
menace Its existence. ' uss rted
the secretary of the Interior In
the former president's cabinet.
"That Is why he went, hammer
nnd tones. Into the work of point
ing out these dangers as ho sees
them.
"His statements have been care
fully considered and nobody ha
succeeded in answering the in, Mr
Hoover hns been sneered at. but
the things ho has talked about
are consequential. That is why
the people have bren listening."
Editor Thinks
Filipinos Won't '
Want Freedom
SEATTLK, Jan. 23. ( UP)
Citizens of the new Philippine
commonwealth mty not drslro
full independence from the Unit
ed States when their 10-year
probationary period expires In
1945. William Allen White, pub
lisher of the Emporia. Kan., Ga
zette, believed last night on ar
rival from the orient.
White. noted novelist and
commentator, toured the conti
nent after witnessing the Inaug
uration of President Manuel
Quezon of the Philippines.
Filipinos are very enthusias
tic about their new nation, he
said, "but the newness will wear
off. Oriental people are much
less Interested in politics than !
those of America or Kurope.
White would make no predictions
on success of the commonwealth.
Because he had been out of
the United Slates for 18 weeks,
the publisher would not com
ment on American politics.
England's largest air liner,
with a 113-foot wing spread, has
a top speed of only 137 miles
an hour, but Is capablo of trans
porting 4 3 persons.
Huge . phones for detecting j
enemy alrcrart nave oeen arnica
to japan's anti-aircraft equip
ment. Green Quart
Bottles
WANTED
We Pay 15c Dozen
Klamath Ice &
Storage Co.
001 HprinK Ht.
Truck Driver Puts
Machine in Ditch
NUIWKIIIilt, Calif. Waller
Cambridge, 67, of Full lllilwell,
Cal., drtivu hla motor truck into
tho ill till at (lie railway-highway
crossing hero Monday night, lie
said ho had taken thu warning
signal at the crossing for an
other cur and turned aslilu to
miss tt. Hu was not hurt.
Traffic Patrolman A. (Hosier,
called lo tho scene of the acci
dent, cited Cambridge to answer
a charge of driving while Intoxi
cated. In court Tuesday, Cum
bridge pleaded guilty, was fined
860 uud paid half of It. Justice
W. II. l'hllllber suspended the
other 830.
LONIION, Jan. 23 (P) - Hud
yard Kipling was burled utility
uUmgldo other Ijihiuu UiU of
KukIIhI. llh'i'iit un
While tho body of his sover
eign, the late King llM.igo V. was
being home to West mhiHtor hall. j
the ashes of KIpltiiK were pUced
reverently In the dim and quiet
poet's corn or of Westminster Ah- ,
hey. I
lit tho shallow depth of earth !
below the tiling, scond wit!: in-1
scrlptloiiH to many a great name,
tho bard's dust will mlnrJe with
that of Chaucer, Spenser. Samuel
Johnson. .Macauley, Tennyson and
Browning.
"If the major and minor poetH
of England Hi here side by sUle."
said the .Munch str guardian, "Is
It not true tint in Killing him
self the major and minor ports
often met?"
Klpllug died In A London hos
pital last Krblay night, three day
fore King t,mrgo passed a way
at Sandrliighaui.
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RICE RE-ELECTED
TO
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A. I Rice was rn-nlncteit pres
ident of the Con I m I Labor coun
cil nt Wednesday night's meeting
in tho Labor temple.
Other new officers nro II. J.
Hill, socrotary-tiMiHuror; Mrs.
ColllnH, recording s-iilury; Mrs.
Il'lll'li'll. vice-president; K. Vcis
iiye, scrgcnut-ut'tirniH, and Wil
liam lluyward, trustee.
GOOD NEWS
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(Jut Cruuimihilnu right now. (Adv.)
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