hnuury 28, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
If 2 BILLS
GIVEN CHANGE
FOR VICTORY
(Cnutliiiiod from Pago Ono)
nlflod beyond II h nctuul Import-
ii ii Homo of Iho mi wHiuipiu-ii
I hut ll II Vii hci'i'lufuril llllldo lint
fiKhls (III III" mill'! I it x Issue,
seein to prefer In I it 1 K about
sniiietliiiig uliw I li In I line, anil
Ihi' loo hill anil iirlinnry rhiiugn
hiivit Imikii gutting much muro ut
liMitlnn iih ii result.
I'l'liiiiiry ('limine, lliirki'il
'I'll ii pi'liiiiuy liiiuiH" him nl
iiionl Noll it HiMipnrt nt Ihn main
inHH, iiIIIioiikIi Hntiin nf III"
miiiiiII newspiiimrs limy be ukiiIiihI
ii. Many public nfflilalii mill
liiillvlilualn liiivn t-miin mil for
tlx rlium:". whlrh lit advanced
an a In on 1 1 nf reducing III" 1 1 111
III Oregon devoted tn political
ritmlmlltUttlK nn election ycntn.
I lie I ! it 1 11 1 1 y . Ill" lllKiltuclit III III"
vhIim-h' ialuhl"L III lii'hair (if
Ihlii hill carries til" signature
of Hurry II. Ilnlvlii, slum rcprii.
KMiintlv" frnin Klamath county;
.liitnes 'I', (Iiliiitnik, Omuls Puss,
whit la well known here, nail
William I.. IHrkMiii nf Portland.
Tim grange mill llm lalinr fed
eral Inn lenders arn iPi(iii"(l to
Hi" primary I'liaiiK", and havn
I i doing mini" vigorous emu-
piilunlllK imallml II. 'I'h(a or
u ii n ir.nt l in timiiilly fight Ilia
mili'H III Willi til" moat vigor,
hut I ll I a limn. feeling Hint Ihn
aim Inn la cnrlaln In lako llm
skids, limy are dcvnllug con
siderable "ffnrl lo Ihn jirlmary
rhiitiitn defeat.
Til" an Ira Ian hill, which
wiiii lil pmvlil" (Hilda fur pnrtlrl
pnl Inn In llm federal social
security program and would
in. miii probably :in a month for
Oregon pnnpln nv"r II fi . Isn't get
ting Urn support Ihnl la usually
nitdlded thn sales tat In rc-
gun. Tim Oregnnlan of Portland,
fur Instnnre. refuses In rcriini
lii.. n (I lla passage, iillheingh III"
Oregonlnn ha always supported
a sales lax. Towimendcrs seem
tn lm gei.eially ngnlnsl II. al
thoiiKh Ihnlr plan rallt for a
triinnartlnu lu. II l understood
limy fad thai It would ha bcl
tor In gel aloiiK wlih Hi" I'll"
Iniirn now afforil"d oldsters, and
maka a flahl for a big payment
that woiitd have the business
stimulus they sen III tho npcra-
II, .n nf llm 1200 a month scheme.
Very few seem lo favor llm
legislative pay hill, "van IhollKll
It la admitted legislators imt
mighty amall pay. Tompkins,
llm grange worker, said thai Ilia
grange l lint making any rec
ommendation on this measure.
althoiiKli II han usually favored
a ral In Innlalntlvn pay Tlia
fart that llm amount In h" paid
la Icfl up to tlm legislators
themselves has nllrnnled many
who might otherwise siipnrl thin
hill.
ELEPJinM, m
n
A dlacuaalnn of maiira heforo
th OroKmi voI'M noxl Friday
and an oiiillno of thn wood"n Imx
campalKn wcr" tho fcalnrca of Iho
wn-kly I.loiia club luncheon Tuna
day. It. C. firocaheck. dln-fllnit 'h
elub'a atti'iitlon particularly lo
wnrd thn alndont fen mcaaurp and
tho anloa lax. Kave a r"hiiiim of tlm
hllla. Ha nxprraBcd (mpcclnl favor
toward tho pai'mnso of Iho lud"iit
fun plan.
Curt H,r"it tloniTllii-il Hi" alms
of tho woodan box ranipaliin. Kx-
ampli's nf niiloniuhllu allckers and
tiromollnn inaterliil wnro ahnwn
Iho I. Ions. II" nlim ahovod how
It would benefit K hi tun til Inilua
trli'a and Incroaao payrnlla.
Til" cnmpiilKn. ho said, waa tin
Iiik aponaored by thn worker
tlmmaolvoa.
Honita worn presented by tho
RnnHiivolt school boys' chorna.
Body of Monarch
Rests in Tomb
of English Kings
(Continued Prom Pago Ono)
llio coffin waa lifted , frpin , tho
nun carriage nnil carrleil (ito tho
church through lines o' honor
giinrda.
As tho nrclihlahon'i WorlU end
ed. KIiik lOdwnrd atflftl for
ward. The corfln beimrf"a1flK1ng
alowly benoiitb tho IotrI ottho
floor. "r ""V '
Udwurd aprlnkleil earth on tho
wooilou nmo which hold tho mor
tal roninlns of hla fulhiir.
Tho body ontorod tho grave at
2:14 p. m.
Sonio of the kings besldo
whom Ooorgo'a body wns placed
hnvo alopt tholr doep sleep In
that crypt 300 yoars and more.
Three font from George's cof
fin lies that of Henry VIII and
Charles 1, A hit farther away
In tho coffin of Ooorgo III, from
whoso reign tho Amnrlrnn colon
ies revolted, giving birth to tho
Cnltod Btntns.
Bodies of Storm
Victims Revealed
TAVliirtNIEn, Fln Jan. 28.
(P) Tho tungleil mangrove
Hwnmp of Lignum Vllao Koy to
day gave tip tho bodies of five
moro victims of the Soptombor
hiirrlenno that klllod an esti
mated 460 World war veterans
and civilians.
I'oneo Justice E. n. Lowe, re
porting the rocovery of tho
bodies, ' said two of tho dead hnd
boon tontnllvoly Identified, but
n inn on nt the othoi'B novor will
he known as long oxponuro fnro
rI n I led oven tho taking nf fln
K"i'irlnla. Tho Hulled Hlntcs has nnnrox.
Imatoly 4,0400,000 Bote of twins. I
California Has a
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Tlicrr'a a new firm lady In California now, following tho wcddlnii of
Onv. Frank I". Mrrcliim and Mrn, Jamie Ll)wy. The tiovcrnor nave Ills
age as 10; the bride 00.
Love History
Prime Clue in
Trunk Slaying
M'OKANK. Wli., Jon. 2.
(TP I A atningn Invo quad
rangla nf a woman and her three
Invars loilay waa III" pr m
elim lo Ilia myilnry of Mrs. Do
lores N a c c a r a t o. 24-year-old
waltreNH whrmn body was found
Hiiniluy morning Muffed Into a
leu m it trunk 111 her holal room.
Pollrn tonight sought for
iiuuaiioning:
Kltaro HlKaabl, 39, Japaneso
forgery soaped, said to havo
been Int Imu I o with Mrs. Naccar
nto al tho approxlmaln time of
her death In November.
Jnp Widely lliinlnl
Frank Nacrarato, Trull, II, C,
aualimt whom alio had filed ap
plication for dlvorcu Novemhur
13, five days beforo she dlsati
peiued. and who had received
Iho notice tho day before sbo
waa taat seen allvo.
Tout Malum, an Italian window-washer
who had accompan
ied her when she filed thn di
vorce papers, and had asked tho
Judge lo "put lu a good word
for him" wllh Mrs. Nacrarato.
All northwest police (ontghl
weru looking for Illgaahl. Coun
ty officers wero rherklnjt .Nnc
rarato'a actions In Trail, and
Matitzo was seen In Rpokane Sat
urday. Nolo Korgiil
Mrs. Naccaralo, whose real
niimn wna Mabel Lennre, and
who was married under the nnme
of Juan Nelson, failed to appeal
at the heer parlor whore she
worked November 20. That same
day her hotel received s noli
postmarked from a small town
Jnst eaal of Spokane which said'
"I'm not coining homo for IP
dnys. So pleaso keep my room
for me. Dolores Nnccarato."
Depuly Sheriff John P. (irlffln.
In charge of Iho cane, today said
thn nolo was obviously a forgery
to delay discovery of tho body.
On December IS her room rent
had expired and hotel employes
moved iiimn of her helongings.
Including Iho trunk, Into a small
slorernom. where tho janitor
complained of the odor.
Aunt Worries
Mrs. Kale Murphy, her mini,
worried hy her fill I lire to answer
letters, came from Coeur d'Alnne.
Idaho, to look for imr Jnuuary
8, and Deputy Sheriff (Irlffln
traced her tn the hotel then, but
the room wns unoccupied, al
though her clothing was at II I
there.
Sunday morning hotel em
ployes decided to lake over thn
room and her possnsnlons. Tho
odor from tho trunk aroused
suspicion and they called Griffin,
who with tho coronor opened it
to find Mrs. Naccnrnto's body.
clad In lingerie and a Japanese
kfmuna, douhlod up and packed
undor her fur coat and a pile of
linen. Tho lid wns tightly locked.
Autopsy of tho body was de
layed until Tuesday. ;
Weather
Tho Cyclo-StormoRrnnh at TJn-
dorwood'a phnrmncy haft renint
erod a atoady upward trend In
barometric pronmiro fur the Inat
24 hours, and for tho first tfrno
In SHVonil wooka the . outlook
fuvoi'H clonr woalhor. Drink
winds wllh fair bUIoh nml sonRoii-
al tomporuturoB aro probable.
Tho Tyros recording thormo
motor roKlHtorod maximum and
minimum temperatures Tit ob day
as follows: '
High 84
Low 21
Forornst for next 24 hours:
Generally fnlr and cool.
Too Late to
Classify
LAROfi) FRONT APARTMENT
, Suitable two or four pcoplo.
Adults. 419 N. 10th. 2726
THREE room npnrtinont, adults.
Alnmoda annrtmouta, 1800 Es
plnnndo; phono 74SJ. 2009
LOST Receipt hook belonging
lo Singer Sewing Miiohlnn
Co. l'lnnse return. Old Klniu-
nth; reward; phone 700 2611
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731 Oak. S728 I
First Lady Now
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OFF OLD DEBTS
A sizeable part of Ihe f 70S.
000 In come to Klamath roiinty
vetiriinM In the Hi:p of honiin
will bn npeitl In uayliiK off rtd
debts, loral veteran leaders said
Tnendiy.
Annwerlnic nueMlons sent out
In a national survey, Klamath
ri-soldlers Indicated, also, Ihnl
they would spend contilderablo
money In buying new cars. In
bonieit and bnuie Improvement,,,
and other ways that would stim
ulate1 business.
It Is belle vim! the avernKo to
ho rocelved In Ibis county Is be
tween $.100 and 600 per vet
eran.
Tho trade stimulation possibil
ities nf the bonus, no far oh
I Klamath Kalis Is concerned, are
I further enhanced by' tho near
liens of the Tule lake country,
I which Is thickly nettled wllh vet
! ernns.
The nuiount they will rercive
J Is not Included In ihe $703, OuO
for Klamath county.
Four Persons Die
in Oklahoma Fire
NORM AN, Okln.. Jan. 28. (.T)
Knur persons were burned to
death today when their twn
siory farm home near hero was
destroyed by fire.
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5 H. r
5 h i4c a-
FULL QUART J$
VijrjlgJlMj D.Millrd.tigctl and bot
ll mv tied in the hcnrlof the
HlucgrtiM country.
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j AVAILABLE IN
J OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
CHIEF RENEWS
COURT ATTACK
(Continued from I'hko One)
Ih'dr wln-at flour liiHln-KH In
lU'tti; their prof i'UhIhk tax re
funds amount lo t7, 000,000.
lror'NHitT I'lM'tity
"I'lirkers profit m on thi-lr hoK
hiinlfif'HH In Iff.!! wre In (tic
w-y.)niKn of 120,000,000;
Ibidr tax n-fuii'U urn :, 1 ,D00,
000. One of I tin Jttrff'"t puek-
rn had t.Hal pnintK of 1 14,000,
000 laHt your. It half or till"
ra in from ho firm's hntf hiinl
IMHH. hh 1h llkitly, (ho profit, 7,
000.000 In only about half thn
f 1 'A, 000, 000 proei'Kttliifc lai re
IuihIm to the one rorporiitlnn."
WiilliK'e mild thern wan "mio
hfarli'iilliK n file" anrl that wiim
llm fait Hint "many of the pro
rtfHHurH theiiiMflvN are fxt j-einely
iinromroi lahlit about tin; whole
hiiKiueHH."
He ipiolnd from an Iftttue of
Ihe NoiihweHli'ni MIll'T, mujta
,liie of ihe nilllliu fndiiHtry. of
January 22, whleh naid "We
have yi-t lo find out! I miller)
who belleven hliiiHrdf entitled In
eguily and falruotta, lo porket
Herb money an may he renlored
lo him by the tax pollertorn."
Wallace xald, "It Ih a Hhume
that beeauHa of leKalint theories,
dlvorrer from ectjiiomic reallileK
and nodal Juntirc. the :ourt
Hboiibl huve created Mich an em
harraMHinK nlluation for farnifrs,
conHiimeiH. proci-HHora and the
government."
Marinoff Receives
20-Year Sentence
TACOMA, Wash.. Jan. 28.
? I'l' I'etor Marinoff, former
' ead of the Northwest tlrewlng
company, must servo 20 years
In Walla Walla stale prison for
rompllclty In tho slaving of a
teaniHters union picket hero last
May. Judge K. D. Hodge ordered
Monday.
Marinoff was convlrted of
manslaughter, Judge Hode sen
tenced Theo Fergerson. who ad
mitted firing the shot that killed
William Usataln. to one year in
IMercn county Jail, with time off
for the eight months be already
has been confined.
UK. TOWNKKXn I Mi
LONG UK AC II, Calir., Jan. 28.
M') Ir. F. K. Townsend. 67-year-old
founder of the old age
lienslnn plan bearing his name,
denied himself to visitors today
and retired to his bed because of
a severo cold.
a f
Hogsheads ol leaf tobacco
"ageing" for (wo yoars in
storage warehouses. :
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Political Groups
Will Be Probed
WAB1I1NOTON, Jan. 28. (AP)
The senate lobby coiiiinltte to
day launched an Inijiilry into the
operations of all seinl-polltlcal
organizations, Inoludliiff the
American Liberty league.
A HueHttomialre, It was learn
id. was sent out to several hun
dred Individuals and corporations
which the committee has reason
to believe have either neon soli
cited or have contributed to the
various organizations.
GETS mi
rOKTI.A.VI), Jan. 28, U.R)
Dissension among Oregon's Town
send plan supporters took a new
lark last night when Charlea K.
Hansen, stale manager of Town
send clubs, told police he had
been threatened with violence.
An unidentified man tele
phoned him six times today and
told hlrn to resign In three days
"or you won't be able to get out
of town," Hansen reported, He
asked protection.
The asserted threats were
linkeij with removal last week of
Jack Uarde, Portland, steel com
pany president, as a Townsend
speaker.
Hftiuc Man Fach Time
The taller opened the conver
sation, Hansen said, with the
question: "Are vou the man
who sent out the statement that
Harde has been removed from
Ihe speakers' list?" Hansen re
plied that he was, and received
the three-day ultimatum. He said
he was sure that the same man
made aM the calls.
The district executive board of
Townsend clubs attacked Rarde
and Robert . Adams, national
coordinator for (he plan, last
week for asserted political ma
neuvering. Harde was dropped
as a speaker and Adams was re
called to Chicago headquarters.
Three close friends of Barde
had Incorporated at Salem, state
capital, an organization known
as "Townsendltes, Inc.," and bad
declared It would oppose activi
ties of executive board members
and advise Townsend followers
on local political issues,
Barde tonight said It was "ri
diculous" that his name had
been linked with threats against
Hansen. He said he sought unity
amoug Townsend workers.
Total gas casualties of the
World war amounted to 1.108,
738. Of this number, Russia had
475.000, France 190.000, Italy
13,000, the United States, 70,752,
Kngland 180,983, and Germany
78,663.
Retirement pay of a federal
civil service employe la not
exempt from Income tax.
view1
That's what we mean by mild, ripe
tobacco. And that's the kind of to
bacco we use to give Chesterfields
their milder, better taste.
jv-e
Chief of Grange
Has Farm Plan
i, JfiPVfjk " J
Blisrply opposed to a constitu
tlonal amendment to validate
the AAA, L. J Tabnr masler o(
tho National Granne. Is active
In the battle for a new farm pro
gram. Taber offers a plan In
volving larger utilization of co
operative marketing, increased
use of farm products Id indus
try, and development of new
crops. He urges' the debenture
plan to open foreign markets
and a permanent land program.
BLY, Ore. Social events were
numerous In Bly during the month
of January. The high school stu
dents had a lovely party at the
Savage Rand home early In Jan
uary. Hard-time costumes were
worn. James Boyd won the prize,
fjanclng v. as the enjoyment of
tho evening, with Grandpa Sav
age's violin, accompanied by Mrs.
Georgia Casebeer, as music. Cards
were enjoyed by the elders of the
group. Mr. and Mr. Glvan, Miss
Eagle, Miss Bold and Harry Oben
chaln, as well as Mr. and Mrs.
Damon Savage being present. This
party honored Laura Savage and
Lenore Newton, whose birthdays
were In January.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell
entertained a group of friends on
Saturday evening, January 18.
Four tables of pinochle were In
play. High score was won by Mrs.
Marvin Stephens. Guents for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stump, Mr. and Mrs. Link Erwln,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. Lea Tibbetts, Mr. and Mrs.
Ern Givan, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Blanton
and Mr. and -Mrs. Dave Campbell.
BLY
FIRST ripened in the sunshine...
and picked leaf by leaf from the right
part of the stalk when fully ripe.
. THEN each day's picking cured
right by the farmer ... at the right
time and in the right way ... no
"splotching"or brittleness, but every
leaf of good color and flavor.
FINALLY bought in the open
market... re-dried for storage.. .then
packed in wooden hogsheads to age
and mellow for two years or more un
til free from harshness and bitterness.
A delectable supper wns served at
midnight.
Mrs. Cnpllola Woodcock has a
group of ladles to ner borne on
Thursduy aftornoon, January 11.
It was a surprise for nor inothnr,
Mrs. Cnlvln, who has been visit
ing her for soma time. Mrs. Cal
vin expects to return to Hood
Itlvnr soon. A handkerchief
shower wan held for nor. The
hostess served dainty refresh
ments In the In In arternoon. Those
presrnt wore Mesdames Ilannn,
Krwin. Wnllls, Morris, nnnnett,
Garrett, Calvin and Woodcock.
MIm LuHlln Bold was honored
by Miss Delia Eagle Thursday eve
ning lth a card parly. Mr. and
Mrs. Krn (livan, Mr. and Mrs.
Illanton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wnllls,
Mr. and Mrs. Link Erwln, the hon
or guest and the hostess enjoyed
games of pinochle until a late
hour. A ruko brilliantly lighted
with candlw was presented to
Miss Bold, after which delightful
refreshments were enjoyed hy all.
"Chatter an Stitch" Bly Needle
club members, were guests at the
Campbell ranch last Wednesday,
with Mrs. Dave Campbell. After
an enjoyable social afternoon and
delicious luncheon the meeting
was called to order by the new
president. Mn. Jean Tibbetts. At
tention was called to the fact that
annual dues are due. Plans for
the Valentine dinner were dis
cussed and committees were ap
pointed for the kitchen and enter
tainment. The date was set for
Saturday, February 15.
The last social event for the
month of January Is a benefit
dance, which Is being sponsored
by the grangers of Bly. It will be
held Friday, January 31, at the
local school gymnasium. The
Savage orchestra, local talent, will
furnish the music for dancing.
HTl'DK.NTS DIE
CAIRO, Jan. 28. (JP) Two
students, wounded by police fire
during demonstrations yester
day, died today, one at Mansura
and the other at Damanhour,
KeeDithandVfor W
Chafed
Skin
CINTS
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President's Uncle
Takes Own Life
KU PASO, Texas, Jan. 28,
(Al') Paul It, Forbos, unole of
Presldont Roosevelt, was toll ml
shot to death lu his looked apart
merit hure last night.
Justice of the Peace M, T,
Ward, saying he waa sntlnflod
tho 67-yoar old man shot him
solf, announced no Inquest would
be hold. Forbes was shot In the
roof of the mouth with a revol
ver. Some People
Say
You no longer hoar an employ
er say of his sccrotury, "She dots
not look like much, but how she
can type!" Ho's more upt to any,
"I've got an A-l secretary now,
and is sho a looker!" Elizabeth
Gregg MacGibbon, advertising ,x
ecutlve, The country Is In good shape.
People are cheerful. Business la
good. The banks are crabbing,
but moat of them had the betit
year In many years. Jesse Jones,
head of RFC,
I had no dolls when I was little,
and I'll have no children when
I'm old. That's my story. That'
all there Is to It. Ann Cooper
Hewitt, 21, suing mother la San
Francisco sterilization case.
Raw sugar, before It la whit
ened In refineries, is yellow.
CONSTIPATED
30 YEARS
"For thirty jrettn
I hod chronic con
stipation. Some
times I did not go
for four or five days.
I aJso had awful gam
bloating, headache
and pain In the bock. Adletika
helped right away. Mow I eat
sausage, bananas, pie, anything
I want and never felt better. I
sleep aonndly all night and enjoy
life." Mrs. Jlabel Bcbott.
If yon are suffering from con
stipation, sleeplessness, o r
stomach, and gas bloating, there
Is quick relief for yon In Adler
lka. Many report action in thir
ty minute after taking Just on
dose. Adlerika gives complete
action, cleaning yonr bowel tract
where ordinary laxative do not
even reach.
Dr. H. L. Shoob, Kew York,
reporta: "In addition to intestinal
cleansing, AcSerUut check the
growth of Intestinal bacteria and
colon bacilli.'
Give yonr atomaea, and bowels
a real cleansing with Adlerika
and see kow good yon feel. Just
one spoonful relieve 0A8 and
chronic constipation, gold by all
druggist and drag department.
Waggoner Drag Co.
Pie ft inn of iohaeeo in thw:
." : . y
"Bright" tobacco Mdt
Virginia and the Corofino.:
Type of barn used for "flue
curing" leaf tobacco.
..for mi lilncss
lor better taste
1936, llGOItl ft'Mrtsf TOMCCO CO.