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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1936)
PAGE April 7, lU&U FLOODS BRING 1 a sapphire jewel in dazzling white i PLANE CRASH " NEW THREATS mif llfflll TD SOUTHLAND rdlSr JKIi SIBffi- (Continued from Psg On) 000,000 twisters Sunday night and Monday. : frlotidi. generated by 4-Inch rainfall, courted through the Carolina foothills, closing high' ways. About S00 Negro homes In Charlottevllle, N. C, were inundated. Bridges were washed away In eastern North Carolina, Additional rain was predicted for Georgia and the Carolina, Continued cool weather and frost dominated the forecast tor tor nado-wracked states to the west. Storm bred fires, which added heavily to the Gainesville death toll, still smouldered today. WPA workers, convicts and national guardsmen dug through debris of the business district to recover the last of the victims. Rutna Searched for Dead Civilians and soldiers searched for more victims In Tupelo as the bereaved aet out to bury their dead. Tornadoes last Thursday killed 48 persons, centering their fury upon Cordele, Ga., and Greens- hnrn. N. G. Death of many Injured persons added to the Gainesville toll to day. Marilyn Miller Dies in Gotham (Continued From Page One) the pattern of almost all as pirants to similar careers. She had loveliness, a aweet singing voice, a gift of piquant comedy and the was, more than anything else, a dancer of extraordinary kill and grace. Her first great triumph was In "Sally," in which the late Flor ncs Zlegfeld raised her to atar dom. after her distinguished TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY jLri.nriri.i.iiiu in, ii iii i - LOST Gold plated saxophone mouthpiece on wainui, oe tween 4th and Sth. Small re ward. Derby'! Muile Co., 117 So. 7th. Phon S70. 8308 W ANTED Practical nurse to live la comfortable home near center of town. - Call IS1-R iter K p. m- 1301 FOR RENT 8tore space, 12x70. Keenan Plumbing and Heat ing. Ill 8. 6th. Phone 40. 1300 J55RB55ou5ren?!T? foot rowboat for sate, aie, 1620 Johnson. mt UNFURNISHED 4-room house. Electrle range. Mo pets. 61 Pine. , ) . MM ROOM AND BOARD Tor gentle man. Phone 479M. 3301 VACANCY. - K. D. Apartiments. J mm Only those who have aeen Crater Lake in its winter setting can conceive the beauty of this wonder work of nature over a mile high in the Cascade mountains of Southern Oregon. The Oregon State Highway Commission has kept both the highways from Med ford and from Fort Klamath open to the park boundary throughout the winter. The National Park Service has kept the balance of the route open to Government camp Just below the rim and will ahortly have it cleared to the top. The upper photograph shows the lake in Its robes of white. The lower ' view elves some concentlon of the beauty of the highway carved Out L thrnush mnv rnffin from a font deep in the lower levels to more than 16 feet In the higher eleva tions. From the point where on must leave his ear. It require If lightly orr halt an hour to climb to the rim. Snow ahoea or skis are desirable tor the climb, ac cording to the Travel and Infor mation Department of the High way Commission. - service In "The Follies" and the famous shows on the Zlegfeld roof. Appeared la Film Not only did 'Sally" levate Miss Miller to supreme position among song and dance stars, but the play itself established a modal for later musical plays the sort that were to bring forth Adele Astalre, Mary Eaton, Louis Groody and other stars whose dancing was more Impor tant than their other talents. It was under the late u&aries DUllnaham'a management, how ever, that she had her greateat success. This waa "Sunny," In which she waa co-starred with the late Jack Donahue. It played at the New Amsterdam, where "Sally" remained so long, an later appeared In a motion pic ture version or "aunny. ZKP OVER ATLANTIC FERNANDO DB NORONHA, April 7, U The German Zep pelin Hlnaennnrg passea over uus island In the Atlantic, northeast of Braill, today on its homeward flight , to Frledrlchshafen, after leaving, Rio de Janeiro yesterday on lta first round tup. - i Dr. Samuel Mudd spent several years In prison for setting tne broken leg of John Wilkes Booth, assassin of Abraham Lincoln. EUGENE LADY WANTS TO jv HELP OTHER SUFFERERS; M TELLS ABOUT VAII-TAGE I' flk . Mrs. Bristow, of Lincoln St Eugene, ' Had Stomach Misery for Years Slug gish Kidney Awful Constipation-- Says Van Tag Stopped Hef Suffer ing; and Wants Others to Get It and Take lb Mrs. Luella Bristow, of 1334 Lin coln St, Eugene, is still another widely-known resident of this city who is publicly praising and endorsing the "Amazing Mixture of Nature's Medicines," known as VAN-TAGE", which is now being Introduced to crowds bera in this city by th druggist at Everbody' Cut Rat Drug, 808 Main St. Mrs. Bristow Is a LIFE-LONG Eugene resident, and a member of th Christian Church, and is prominent and well known throughout this city. Following la her statement about Van-Tage: Food Laid in Her Stomach Like Lump of Lead "The first thing I want to do In this statement of mine is to congratulate the makers of Van- " Tags on the type of medicine they produce," said Mrs. Bristow while talking with Th Van-Tage Man. "I mean that here is a medicine of Pure Herbs, containing no alcohol or artificial stimulants of any kind, and that is what ap pealed to me. For years I had been a great victim of stomach misery, sluggtah kidneys, awful constipation and nervousness. My nerves were so shot to pieces that I could not sleep. On top of that I had to keep rising all night with my kidneys, which further broke up my rest So t always , got up In the morning feeling worn out and miserable. My stomach was In an awful condi tion, and meals would not digest, but would lay In my stomach Ilk , a lump of lead, causing pain and suffering. Bowels so constipated I had to take something tor them nearly every night. Had head aches and dlsiy spells. Tells How the Van-Tage Stopped Her Suffering "I tried many medicines, but got no relief. Then recently I read in th paper about Van-Tage and when I found out It was a Compound of Herbs, without alcohol, I decided to try it, and will say that from the start I could see a marked Improvement. Now I am better In general. My nerves have improved wonder- "My nerve were shot to piece.. My internal organs weren't functioning," write Mrs. Lnella Bristow of Eu gene, Ore. "Van-Tage ha topped my suffering and my trouble are gone I" v fully and yon don't know what that means to me, for I oan go to bed now and get a real night's sleep. Kidneys act normal now and don't trouble me at night. Van-Tage also worked the lumpy feeling out of my stomach and my meal digest perfectly now and so ga or suffering after wards. Bowels are more regular now than in years and my head aches and dizzy spells are gone. I want to help others who suffer. So I am gladly making this state ment and urge the suffering to get this wonderful Van-Tage and take it." Great Formula Helps Over 20,000,000 People This great formula hat helped over 20,000,000 people. It ! a mixture of 21 Natural Herbs. combined with nearly a dozen other splendid medicaments, and contains no alcohol or habit form In g drugs. This Amazing formula acts on liver, bowels. stomach, kidneys and help you IN GENERAL. People say they never say anything like lta ac tion. The. price of this Great Compound Is reasonable, due to the immense volume In which it sells. So don't hesitate. Get Van Tage TODAY and start taking it. The druggist Is at Rvsrhodv'a Cut Rate Drug. 808 Main fit. Klamath Falls, , dally meeting crowds of people and introduc ing and eiDlalnlnff this Remark. able Compound. KLAMATH H T APPROVE ACTION (Continued From Pag One) on th Cascade line In the Klam ath country. Th rate were sus pended temporarily to determine their Justification. . At th hearing, the S. P. un dertook to file schedule contain ing comparative reductions to Klamath Fall from th Oregon origins' involved it th suspend ed schedule were permitted to become effective. V.. Secretary E. C, Reynolds of th Klamath county chamber of commerce appeared and argued that It any reduction are In or der for other southern Oregon points, Klamath should have lm liar ones. Subsequently, th ICO revoked It suspensions!, finding the Southern Pacific's reduction's Jus tified. State Utilities Commis sioner likewise issued an order finding the suspended schedules worthy of approval and vacating suspension orders. In vacating the suspension, however, he made that action "subject to the filing of sched ules by which any undue or un reasonable prejudice or disad vantage to the Klamath basin territory la removed.". McColloch, in a letter to the chamber transmitted with the copies of his order, said the new schedules had not been tiled and therefore it la not as yet definite what the rate here will be. . Editorials' on Newt . (Continued trom: Pag On) 30 mllps oft lta conrae boeauao of the weatherv i! .' . ; ,. New Typo Benin Vaed , "He was flying at 8,000 foot, he said, and was 10 uilloi.east of Pittsburgh. v Frye snld the eours wa bo Ing directed by a new , type of Dinm. , ! ; . Mora 'than four hours' Inter, reports reached . Uniontown that a WPA worker nan roium tne wreckage of t the giant amp, crushed against the. mbuntntn slde about 7 miles west' of tho conl mining city. Searching pianos were dron ing over - th .broken countryside ut the tlmo. IVIrpltniio Kopnrt Mndo Quickly, tha TWA offices In Pittsburgh reported a telephone call from the hostess. Slio waa Injured slightly, h said, by a bump on the head. First reports did not say which of the occupants, besides Mrs. Ellenstetn, had aiirvlved. Every avallubla . ambulance roared to the scene, but offi cials snld It would be some tlmo before the bodies could be car ried down tho trail. ' Demonstrator Visits Klamath A spoclal demonstrator, one of soveral touring tho 1'aclflc coast, la In Klamath Falls from San Francisco to Illustrate the quality nud effectiveness of Gen eral Petroleum products. The car coutulua various In' struments to check the resulti or General oils and gasolln as the motor functions. The Interior can b automatic ally expanded to accomodate snectntora. - Large crowds have aeen the demonstrations at varloua places in the city. (Continued from Pag On) and . St. Francis Park, and th sagebrush waa full of saga hend. The lakes were literally black with ducks and geeae. ' '. "The coming ot the whit dan spoiled a grand Indian country." , . WI OF today, who know .this v country only as It is now, are Inclined to wonder why the Mo docs objected to being placed by th government on tho Klamath reservation, which Is a rich area, and wanted to be left in posses sion of the lava beds, which are desolate wastes. - We forget that In those days the lava beds and the adjoining Tu'.e Lake . country were among the finest hunting grounds in the West, literally thick with deer and alive with waterfowl. MuMOllnl seises Italy's private industries, v. Italian- business, It eems, will have a bleating spell. Stabbed By Neuritis! Many people autter attacks by this arch-fiend, commonly railed "nerve pain." Th first warning la usually a sharp, stabbing pain which may "come and go" or hurt constantly. You may feel It in the shoulder, neck, '. forearm small of the back, or down the thigh and leg to th heel. No matter where yon have nerve pains, whether due to ncu rltls, neuralgia, sciatica or rheu matlsm, you can get quick relief without using narootlcs or harm ful drugs. Just apply Tysmol over the part that' hurts and the pain win usually disappear in a lew minutes. Tysmol Is a penetrating mol llent, powerful but soothing In Its action, which goes in through the pores and Is carried to burning aching nerves. Buy a package today and enjoy somo roal roller. Leading druggists everywhere have Tysmol In stock. Always on hand at Star Drug Store. i r i v . v i 1 v A i V jfeds fofy-you'W find a barrel of quality in every bottle! You've ordered over million cases of Old Quaker straight whiskey I That surely shows you likt it And Old Quaker can tell you why you like It It's because each rich drop is made In strict accordance with the rules of fine dis tilling . . , nothing slighted ... no sacrifice of smooth, melldw quality for the sake of price. AVAILABLI IN OREGON 75 CPINT a. ijeeiRvtj N. 1720 I MURK Ml $1 AC QUART -nr TO PROOF aBBVfvrii unnfivpv ntnmvni wmoaAi As you prafer In BOURBON or RYE It been ths SckMlqr Msrk f MsrK Copr. IMS, The Old Quaker Co.. tawmeelranr, tnd. DIt. of gehenlty pndaets Co, I 111 Ui PmJ'- HAI0 MSslsV I RAND U. rTIS,m IE I I j Ht. 11M IRTD No. I72S IBOVRSOM Merrill's Track Candidates Open Spring Practice MKHHlt.L, April 7. With (he return ot wnrmar wuntlier en irant are aoucoiitratlng oh work outs tor tne various events that win bo etuorort In spring moots. :, Coach l). w. Hrookmun, uathn- siaiitiu ovur .pruapsuta - fur soul uliamploiiHliln uiater til In a tiiini ber of events, proposes to kuep in th dark his noiixlhllltlua until thoy demonstrnto ability In work- ouia Willi other towns of tho tils trlet, preparatory to the 1) league meet to Do Hold lioro May 10, Morrill and Henley will meet tor eomo preliminary Held work next Friday aftornoon. Neither school is strong enough to hnvo entrants in all events, Brookinan stated. Ilunloy Is Introducing truck as an extra-ourrleulnr activ ity this sensnn, and Merrill boys liavo rocolyed only brief training prior to the seiutou. 1 Ou April 17 Merrill will enter a quadrangular meet wHh Dorrls, llonauia, Henley and Morrill at Dorrls to test out the mettle ot til four schools. Outstanding ma torlnl u those events may be sent to Urunts Pasd on May i. Post-season IntorvluHa basket' hull gumes are bolug pluyed by all clusae ot thu high school with the Juniors maintaining an easy ieau, a lavorable Inuieutlon of pos slblo chninplonshlp niaturlul next sesason, according to Coach llrookman, who must draw heavily on lower classmen for a suuad next fall. Four ot th five members of this sea on's teunt will bo taken by graduation. Kvon the snoudv quluts, winners' . ot this year's third place In th Ashland tourna ment went down to defeat before th Juniors, In Swedon, the yarrow plant Is used In brewing a very Intoxicat ing drink. ' IMS PROFIT i MMK1ULL, April . Financial ohmnilUoo moiiiliei'K, reporting on the elementary sohool operetta, "The Mnglo lluaimlalk," nnnounoa that gate rcbulpta totaled int. 00, with approximately 400 persons attending th prasoiitatlou. Fund rocelveil will bo used tor lucldeutal school expanses during thu ra mulnder ot this .term and nxl term until another annual pro gram la given. ' In a ticket sales contest con duct 1 among utmlunts of all cIuhhiui, first plaea wus Won by ValUa Smlill ot tho third grade. Kitthlovn O'Connor and Jlmiuy WoodhouHO and Mary Lou O'Cun ner tied for second place, and third placo' went to Mllcholl O'Kecfv. i -, In tha division for uppr gradu almlunts, first place wunt'lo Ida May Kundrn of the fifth grade: Hoeoud to Julln Illxon of the flflh grade and third to Virgil i'owers ot tho seventh, Cash, prlia were awarded tho wlnuorsY 40 Feared Dead '"; in Rail Tragedy (Continued From Page One) ot there, and that two Pullman's went through tho bridge and caught fire. "All pansimgors In lhne Pull mans, apparently about 40, were carboiilind," he repotted. "The engineer also was burned to death. "On first elass ear also fell Into tli rnvlu but apparently all ponsangars esonped," Other liifuriunlluii , said 10 bottles had been recovered at 10 a. m. Manuel Hernnnilei, suner Intoiulont ot tho Vera Cms Ter minal onmpany, escaped den Hi although he was Injured, loud Inn to ballet othar l'ullniun pas sengers nlHii survived, A ivrmiKliig train ion vuia Cms to lirt Ilia Pullmans nnd fucillluto the search for bodies. Ths Ilrltlsh vlow has long been that th strength of the United Hlutes navy was no causa for anxiety, and ninny people feel the stroiigor thn United Blatns navy lineomcs the surer are foundations of nsas throughout th world. This Is tougher than pitching to tha (Hants. "Daffy" Dean, HI. Louis Cui'dliiul plluher, fill ing out Income lax return, Keep it handy lor Chafed Shin CI NTS Press Up ODD Oh MJt ffM ml Viw -1 I gi III ii'i -i- -a... a..-.. . r t tll Vll LLJ . . . . IITC or spring are styled to meet 'evof y taste - you'll find double and single breasted rrTpdels, with panel backs, gusset backs, blouse backs, freeswings, side vents, and plain,' as you desire. 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