The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 21, 1937, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TOUR Ole &Inning 31)cral0 HERALD PUDLISIIINO CON1PANY, Publishers .ERANK JENKINS Editor MALCOLM EPLICI .... -- --Managing Editor PUblish13 every ItrierriOnn acent Funds! by The Herald Publishing Company at Esplanade anti Pins Streets, Klamath Valls, Oregon. hailers(' as second clean matter at tho postoffica of Klamath Palls, Ore., on A ugual 30, I006 under art of Congress, March 3, IVO. MAIL ItATus PA YA Iii.E IN ADVANCN " Hy Nisil In County Outside County 'Three Months ------------ S1.7:t $175 Itli Months ------------- 2.75 3.25 One Year 5 00 6.00 Delivered by Carrier in City :One Month . --------------------$ el Three Months . ---- I.95 Sis Months ------------------ 3.5e S.60 Metnboi of The Altsociated Press The Asso elated Pree is exclusivoly ntitied to the use or republication of all news dispatche credited to it or not otherwis credited to this paper, and 81.0 the local news published therein. All rights of republication of pecial dispatches here are also reserved. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATION Represented Nationally by xv..I-II,,Ind.y-Morgo,kboa Co, Inc. 'Ban Francisco, New York, Detroit. Seattle. Chicano, Fort land. !,ns Angeles. Corlett of The News end Herald. together with complete infor mation about the Klamath Falls market, may be obtained for the asking at any of these offices. Stewart-Lenox ; STEWART-LENOX Mr. and Itirs. Clarence Friend of Klamath :Falls were Lenox callers Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bean of .lunction Acres. Mrs. Herchal 'adget and daughter, Nola Ruth :of Shawer Lake, California, and Mrs. Wayne Griffith and baby of :Tule lake were callers at the ..Wear home Monday. : The new house that E. Her rington is building in Lenox is ItImost completed. The Frederick )ton family have moved into it. Mr. and !tint. Lee Harrington 'pent Sunday at Tule lake. E. Harrington and family and wMrs. Ted Fry and son Calvin :spent Saturday night and Sunday .at Grants Pass. " Mr. and Mrs. Frier made a trip 3o Medford Sunday. Len Wear spent last weekend at Bend, visiting his brother Earl Who lives there. I. H. Cab ler and family aval Merin Anderson are now visiting 3 he Frye, Wears and Ridgeways in ,enox. They expect to locate .'here. Cab ler is a brother to Mrs Wear. Those people are front tister City, Oklahoma. Peggy Cools is staying with n it's. Tweet's children now. Mts. :Tweet is employed in Klamath More titan 500 men owe their 3ives to an overgrown silken um ebrella known as the parachute. All these men who are living are Itembers of the Caterpillar club. lvery member must have saved his life with a parachute. ,a,r-N,s - . In Prospect Again IT IS gratifying that the state highway engineers. in formed of the unacceptable features of the Main street underpass plan, went immediately to work on plans Nv hic h would eliminate those features and would keep this important project definitely in prospect for Klamath Falls. This certainly should dispose of any local suspicions that the commission prefers to spend the Klamath under :pass money elsewhere. Although the Main street pro ject is not on the highway system, it is on a highly important traffic artery and qualifies for grade separa tion work under the federal program. The state de partment is justified in ear-marking money for this ,Klamath project. Dead-ending a number of important streets in the -underpass area, as called for in the original state high--way department plan, is eliminated in the new proposal as verbally outlined in a letter from the highway engin eers. Instead, these will be made "stop" streets at the Main street intersection. Two of them already are stop streets at that point. : The new plan is more in conformity with the original . plans for an underpass prepared some years ago by Southern Pacific engineers and City Engineer E. A. Thomas. While preliminary sketches have not been received, the information from the state engineers gives rise to new hope that the underpass project can be worked out satisfactorily. New Settlers and New Land - IT IS estimated that 30,000 new farm families have I settled in the northwest in the past six years. Last year's migration, chiefly from drought-stricken areas, is said to have totaled about 10,000 farm families. , Reason for real concern is found in statistics which show that of 20,000 recent settlers, 48 per cent had settled on unimproved land, 24 per cent on abandoned land, and only 28 per cent on good farms. In other words, a considerable portion of the farm ers from the drought areas have merely moved to prob dem farms in another section of the country. If this continues, living standards are certain to drop, and the general effect on the northwest is not going to be de sirable. Land opportunities are not what they used to be. Such authorities as the Northwest Regional Planning commission are giving consideration to the need for more productive land in this region to support more agricultural population. Such studies naturally turn to irrigation possibilities. A Portland business survey ,reports rough estimates of 10 million acres of land in this region that could be brought into production, chiefly through irrigation. - In our own area, there are possibilities for increas ing the producing areas materially. Such projects as that for reclamation of the Tule lake sump area sug gest these possibilities. Study and effort should be devoted to their realization. Certainly if land opportunities are not increased, this influx of new settlers is going to create serious problems, in fact, it has already done so. A Los Angeles post wins the drum corps title at the national Legion convention. Well, we can safely remark that it was fortunate for Los Angeles that Klamath wasn't there. Deer hunters who come home alive are a welcome sight for the family, even if they don't bring a dead :deer. Ten Years Ago In Klamath A E LONG LIN of automobiles L-1' bearing Klamath Falls busi ness and professional men, many accompanied by their wives, to day is circling through the Klam ath basin on the first annual har vest tour sponsored by the chatm ber of commerce, witnessing the strides taken by agriculture in the region (luring the past two years Bringing to an end the official tourist season, Crater lake park closed yesterday after 78,321 peo ple had visited the scenic spot and 25,664 cars had entered. The federal building commit tee of the Klamath chamber of commerce faces the task of either finding eho:1 per sites for the fed eral building which the govern ment has promised Klamath Fails or getting lower prices on the sites under consideration. News Behind The News By PAL MALLON World copyright. 1937, by King Features Syndicate. lite. All right a reserved. Itoproduc tion in full or In part strictly prohibited. kir. II s t rip - out west may or may not meas ure up to his former campaign catches. Some who havo seined sentiments in those districts late- - ly have an idea the president !, may find t he run smaller t han usual. A man whose business has '- kept him on t he road in t he farm belt. for t he past three months (and his viewpoint cheeks wills other available non-political agents) believes t he leader will find t he situation like this: Ills hold on t he western Pe(- - pie. particularly the farmers. is still strong. but weakening. Ile i would undoubtedly ea rr y the west today but not with any thing like the majorities of last k November. The mental attitude of the business man ma kelt business. His optimism or pessimism de- termines what he buys. how 1 many people he hires. how mu.li expansion or contract ion hi plans. Another non-political travel..r. Just returned from 4 9.00C miles of criss-cross flying t hrout.l.out the west and south, contacting business men. has discovered tl:e business man is t hinking a !mut three things. and only throe things. in the following order: 1Taxes. 2Increased costs of raw ma The political-fishing nature of the trip makes it all important to everyone. The president is believed to be bent on finding out if he can catch sufficient enthusiasm for his defeated con gressional program to warrant calling an extra session of con gress. (of course. this is general deduction. Nis personal purpose is locked in his mind. which has not been unusually communica tive lately. Yet nearly everyone In Washington credits him with that Intention.) The trouble with this nu.thol is that crowds do not accurately express popular opinion. Nor do the political flies which usually swarm about presidential trains looking for patronage honey and photographers to snap their pic tures in the limelight. For instance, on Mr. Re trip to Texas last summer. he saw the wrong people and came back with some enthusiastic ideas which did not pan out. Also if the sage farmer's w i f e from Waterville. Kansas, comes down to meet the train and applauds the president, it may not neces sarily mean she is for the Wag ner housing law or Justice Black. Few presidents have been able to see through the delusions which always hover over presi dential trains better than !kTr. Roosevelt. but it is almost im possible for any president to get the whole truth. One of the new dears biggest failures, administratively, may never be known outside, that is, officially. Mr. Roosevelt is try ing to do his own house-cleaning quietly on it, before congres sional charwomen get into the difficulties of the federal com munications commission. This is why Frank MeNinch was recently transferred from power to communications. He is considered one of the hardest boiled, most-efficient administra tors in the new deal. (Hoover ap pointed him as a reward for bolting the North Carolina demo cratic ticket because of Al Smith.) McNinch is known as a nickel-hugger. He made the power commission work with minimum personnel. In fact, he made the power companies pay part of his expenses for regulat ing them. He is only on leave from his power post, hut It will be a long BUDDY ROGERS "WEEKEND MILLIONAIRE" BIG FEATURES HELEN MACK "YOU CAN'T BUY LUCK" SHOWS DAILY 2 P.M. 7 and 9 P.M. ALSO LATEST NEWS FLASHES THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SIDE GLANCES by Gaorge Clark 3Labor. This is tho fourth of a SeVit'3 The list is most significant to by 1,1.. Alrris Fi,10,,nn. in Mr. Roosevelt for what it do,s which he discusses causes, brc not contain. Omitted is war, the: supreme court or politica. vention and treatment of ran- i cer. The whict always nover over prcs)-1 leavo . dential trains better than .!),Ir. Roo sevelt. but it is almost un- Jobs are alway after Jee s Kennedy, but he is not after tiny.. possible for any president to get The story that he will take the whole truth. Treasury Secretary Morgenthates - place is imaginative. lie is tell- The Wagner housing adminis-- in, one and all privately that trators are having a hectic dine when I if ever o he gets the marl Inside. trying to get started. No time commisslon on its feet. Mr. roses will bloom around those Roosevelt will not be able to model homes for a long time. talk him Into anything again. PNVA officials are making an honest effort hut something has happened to the cooperative en- thusiasm of governors and may- Christiar , ors. The answer: . When Washington officials had free money to give away, the Science governors and mayors broke all records to get some of it. Now that they have to put up part 1 ...matter', was the subject of of the cash, none has used an I airplane to the capitol. the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches It just shows Santa Claus ' of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. would not he the man he is to- l septernber 19. day If he had tried to collect1 The Golden Text was. "Turn ye contributions from his benefic- i not unto idols, nor make to your fallen. j selves molten gods: I am tile (So far 21 states have passed Lord your God." t hey. 19:4 ). legislation necessary to proceed Among the citations which with housing projects. Three comprised the Lesson-Sermon was have legislation to permit build- the following from the Bible: "No logs in one city. Detroit in man can serve two masters: for Michigan, Milwaukee in Wiscon- either he Wiil hate the one, and sin and San Antonio in Texas. love tho other; or else he will Tax exemption provisions have hold to the one, and despise the to be met by seven and the rest I other. Ye.cannot serve God and still have action to take.) mammon" (Matt. 6:24). "Oh. I rcinemher reading about this fort in history class. didnt know it vas real." The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed the following correlative pas sages from the Christian Science text hook. "Science and Heal! in with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "We must not attribute more and more intelli gence to matter, but less and less, if we would be wise and healthy The divine Mind which forms the bud and blossmn. will care for the boil y. even as it clothes the Illy; but let no mortal interfere with Gods government by thrusting in the laws of erring. human con cents" 62). TODAY MYSTERY! MENACE! MURDER! Iie 7ffiDjelhal JEAN I IrGERS RAINBOW it was real." Th WO ,t, o !I'S shoo clas startt.tt l'Iwo 1,00,. I-114411K rot ant! ittle., ---' off very ratio:tidy at renteht mountain peal,. Ile spoke with dignity. Sit dirt i Friday evening. A teal statt it, Tho road 1,1,1111,g It k 1,, Ni.trititt t, did It th tit" D . y octor , u full wititerm program wits matte rough tool 10,1sY that It'w Pee PIM'. They took their titilredite,1 seri Kelly Robinette anti AI Harris toms ever penettitte It. But Wholl mittly. ttio they tit.rit,ti titte, w;10 who im assisting lilln with the IM'Y tio theY have 10 cone itti mould ,lel, It 111 tio,111. l't,r11,11kr tlillio's Curl. tho V01111,1114 WI. 1, did 11" ftt.t ',di, ith,till it riitti work, will havot their hands tail anyditing really sPeeific its to the with all the courses that are b-ing limit,' Manager. Itailla a'a"1"1' Inland camp across tho mountain. cause. offered. I ire ts s t den anti deputy she'll l h het,. met, 1, ea r short m and 1116 lie is a hatitt,otne voting 111,11 la,th., to ,o,,,tvg t,,, and g itritiv. TIP' adherents of tho notion The men will return Thursday with a broad tool brawny che t "T .t nudism at all.- Jim that calleor in lite hullialt race is evening for tho second of t ho hat Ho rall.1 pin a star ott it, but he tine to the modern diet and tlint week's classes in the shop. IVil, saVm he never ham moult trotiliii 'I'l 11 "'" 'it II" Ill'Ullcnt that the Wasp III oil tin (wild 11t1 110110 the diseasi) WollItt tilSottillettr If all men will intro the shop tilt Tile, rillt tinatithorltell tisittirm. .I )t II sitle, at ti tstl of tetet. thus of Its wero hi Venni to Prilltitir, lltlY 1111,1 Veillitsility evenings. Tin.. Alter breakfast we personally t tur bu m ,,,,,,hods of hong eeniumiity s u l , . worn...1c,, mit, is ,. 1 , , he, took a N 1 1 . 0 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 JIM i t h i t 1 it r 1 t 1".;111' 1 lig oil the' lei ie '''''''''' if was. lt. rtido the Port their vi he ews by t citation of ever, that it will have to Mt dit, r' ilia end t;h1,1Ye and Delights itlid ' Y le. nudists' private mountain torrent. t heir impressions. td, with halt coining on Imo ittgitt li enillite of ether 11141110m wlimia Actually. figures from itiresti anti the other half the next. Ail lirst 1,,1111,,, wo forgot. NVO never After lunch we lititlistm 1.,,ed In gallons math! among the tiltmt re tm1, , 1.,.4,1,, Ight did I,.;t NI their la,t names. Stid the slip end mwant in the emierete Primitive of peoples indicatn that of this week for general 'worth- I Is aro ettrotill stliolit identifying Pon' and littOed handball. ilY savages themselves not infre lions Mitt ittkignitiont to class. tlitIn'elv.'S to liewelmlier nem. tha Ilia th" aaa tatalatt "el quently tile of cancer. even to nudist newsmen. Viten mt.:. the farthest mountain ratio. Among the peoplo of South Itobliitte Itttl, tot that at Itt,tst 111,. don't littVo oil vitillics, the,1 wo were feeling neatly normal. Africa. one investigator found 291 three of thtt mildew, tt htt litot ,I1111,1111 to remember, too. Th. y e.'ilit fer 111 go,''' 111111.1,,, w1,1,11 cases among 13.11010 patients anti enrolled in adult night classes all look more or less :tithe. rose on our thighs. another found III eases aiming tiro coming for the Stivelfte our. TheY remembered us. though It Wsta getting too cold w,,11 1.,r 10..100 patients. wee. Of making 11010de-decker I,'',.311,o ,, Worl, A 1014 pink collo veteran ntidists, po We All tillt Ott It Illtist he remembered also beds imilar to tit. ones tomtit for front head 10 toe. We halt a Well itile elolliett mil tilt:writ to lit that primitiro peoples Intro not the nursery :,e1 I last tilitnitior ell 1,00114 our ear, it pat-liege it' touem of at plionoviratill And thil overcome the Infectious tttst,itsett pouble-tierker bed received a lot eagarettes 111 MIO IiMi,1 W14 A Milo we felt watts -wearing itS We !MVP dilhe and that they of publicity during the 1,1111111..; scratch pad for nometahing pur- haul Family Doctor due to the modern diet tind thet liv :101111I4 FISIIIIEIN the disease would disappear if all Either. Journal of the American or tot 'r hi return to prialitir, Medical Association. and of inethods of living commonly sup Hygeta. the Health 3Ingatine. port their views by the citation of The cheinteal or other changes their impressions. which cause the cells of the body Actually. figures from investi to develop rapid and uncontrol- gations made among the most lable growth are not known. W,. primitive of peoples indicate that know. for example. that the gera. savages themselves not infre of tuberculosis when it gets into quently tile of cancer. the body may infect the tinsucs Among 1110 people of South and produce that disease. , Africa. one investigator found 291 We know that strong acids or cases among Id.titie patients and alkalis will burn tissues and In- another found I I I eases among jure them. We know that there Itt.toto patients. are certain pritwiples developed It must he remembered also by the glands within the body that primitivo !woolen have not whieh may cause ItOrtiOOS. or the overcome the infectious diseases body to chance in their methodt as we !MVO done and that they of growth. This was pointed oat tend to die earlier of nueh eondi In relationship to the growth hor- tions an pneumonia. malaria. olys mone of the pituitary eland. tsatery or hookworm PIO that cancer Ye do not know. however, just seldom is OMNI in relation to what rallSOS a cancer to ntart causes of gloath. growing. In the attempt to fled The CX.COSS eating of meat has the cause. practically every meth- been blamed by sonto people in od of attack known to medicine relationship to the attait of can has already been tried. yen Atnong the Filipinos whive Cancer has been studied a n diet is Mainly one of vegetables possible infectious disease. It and rice. there are the usual num has been studied as to the posni her of deaths from caneer in a bility of being it to food or diet. lationnhip to the age of those It has been investigated from the concernedi point of new of inheritance. of - chemistry and of physies. Yet not NEXT: More about the relation one of these attacks has yielded of diet to cancer. Telling the Editor TOUGH QUSTIoN MALIN, Ore. Cro the Editor) A discusAion arose recently as to the largest load of logs ever hauled by team At the Chicago Werld's Fair In IXIM a load of logs was on exhibition on a sled that was nol only hauled but started by one team. I saw the load but have forgotten the amount of feet it contained. Can you find out? We would all greatly appreciate your efforts. To avoid automobile accidents a good rule to follow ix I alwaya drive in such a way that It I meet with an accident it will not he my fault. I fol. low It always. Yours respectfully. J. E. 'YOWL Editor's Note: We confess we do not know the answer to Mr. Vogt's question about the load of loge at the Chicago fair. If any reader can enmity the anewer. we would he fleamed to Print it. A device which proventa ter forming on ailerons of planes con or a strip of metal which I'S fastened in the space where the ailerons are hinged to the wings. It is in thim space that ice forma at high altitudes. -OPMINP Aomn MImmWOMEMIIMMOSuaMmMmoNWAetadla " Recreation Notes Nows About Parsonalitios and &mit' Friday will bring that first liontn football game. M'o have (won looking forward to it. 'Mote in soinothing to lite game of foot ball Mut nein tinder your skill about this time ill year. Nothing Ivill cure Ills ailment exenitt prolonged treui mein of unending gimlet, shivering lit Ills 401,1 itirsell hourse. II titah ttt. iiilti id the game. The ganiu itself Is the thing. Frith atop. Ii .v.'i I n till I ilifloretti. it is tho tind gatno of lit. tor K I. I I. iiiI all !tallith itro polling tor tho loco! lads to win. kirnaniztitions itro l'"'n 'Wing to drunk tin still mon, itt,i,ri.st in tin, titi,tici Att if it was ilocessary. got oar ilv-d look at th.. gatiti It t4llt.011111111 14 11 ILO If tittyliting is lacitinit lo inakt this natal, tillczy, oorlitoltvd U. St) ). 011,10r I he kids aro wild to play it. II Iiitltttl ittt I Ito tumid menials of toot hall, lia,k,t wit Mitt ttl)Ceer still'. Of I he ot 110r giIiItt UI' iitititII. Ve will he mighty int,res,i,1 lit soiitt; 11 hit It Mil I 01 I) hell OP tit,' son filially towns. ao comitte for tho specific pur pose of making tiotable-tirciter beds similar to the ones IMO, for the nursery :,,1 I last summer Double-decker beds received a lot of publicity ttnring the nautili,' months. and the idea tilled a ver) definite need in many 11 cramped home. ite,oitt - more such bed.; rill be made. Ne havenL ii d of anyone visiting the nurser) school to take measurements of The lilla Sharer versus chilli Sharer. Charge, cruel and De human If eatment. Couple mar. fled April 5, 1937, in Reno. C. A. Humble, attorney for plaintiff. Dolores 81e(2ain versus 1.1o)d l. 81eCain. Charge, cruel and 111 human treatment. Couple mar ied August 8, 1937, in Canny Calif. Plaintiff asks $50 !Motile), fees and $25 costs. Don K. lima lin. attorney for plaintiff. Minnie P. 3.1allory versus IL M. Mallory. Charge, cruel and it human treatment. Couple mar ried August 24. 1921, In Baker Ore. Pinintiff asks custody of a minor child anti Slott allornt'Y fees and $25 costs. Villiam Gin nong, attorney for plaintitf. Lois 1. Wright vertms Jark Wright. Charge. cruel and in human treatment. Couple mar ried September 1. 1937. RI Reno Plaintiff asks restoration of for mer name, Lois I. Smith. O. E Van Vactor, attorney for plaintiff Ilarrison E. Lam versus Her nice J. Dare. Charge cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried November, 1935. Plaintiff asks custody of a minor child lienry E. Perkins. attorney for niaintiff. Ellen B. Briggs VP111118 Leonard C. Briggs. Charge, cruel and in human trnalionnl. Couple mar rind October 14, 1929, In Elam nth fleoge Chastain, at torney for plaintiff. Lenora Reeder versus John NOW PLAYING - ALL WEEK! September 21, 1937 rMMIMn:IF Wasps and Lack of Pockets Most Serious Drawbacks of Nudism, Newspaperman Finds i 11 or'n nolo: 11111tutt 1144 sent lorodorldt 411111111)11, It ts I 10i Iy11011 1111101111011i1011t 111 So 0110I, 110 optill Ott 1111Ahi II O111,11(100, 11'14 N101 y hdio14. II 1,1(10 lelt 4'. ()1'11MA N Uctitell l'rems Sitta Correnpontletil 811NNI"I'Elt 11 At '1'1 N111)1K1' (OLONY. 8.1.11tel. soili. 21 1') . hot 'maim, 11 ..... 1 null ctin't Inky.. not loing kit itka Fool' al iniclwin. 111 albtl ti. s01111111111)1 kooll wd.pg nolo Ailing dim 11 HI 111.nt anti 11 ken thoy tot 4'111 1 h,tonolves. nomot king to hotl) the 11,11 III ens 00t. 'nem, 110,10 fart. itit.1 110 w., ovom 10,11ts ollor 1 lion cm Or 11(.) II A ntortc.t's null int v.)111..1111011, I horn 1)14 own nod Io111.11 tout 111.,1 1,1111.1 loll it o toljo hut lit, no nal in I Ito 1011.4111,ms of Santa rut. mot' nInlitm. V. 11)0111.4H or (Ito A loot lean H,111 111111)11114 ansoviatiott Iv.40 Lit I Ii. 010.1t 0( ihisro 10,1,ty. V0 Vt, titittrvsmcd. ray', Nth' 1111104101; pa)1tmau, hy hunks. heti ,o Jim1 break rit,t Crumbs lruii ItOl inamt wont 111111.am e tiospih, ottr v.41...r nap It tn.,. It r hi lit lit. 1111,kt or it 91P11 :Iv pretro. ultovt iiientiiitily aupplirti ite,a and eittliat t!i' 4111.'111 artor Ono rill ale! atottaiala Ile ',pelt. ith dignity. t,ti .1h.. ',1tt Iting it Itt :;tt did ail tha rough and to, that iiw II The) tool, their ttlikeilit seri. tains eer lamellate It. Hut ha ' 11,1 Ile) r 1141 i w;to they tio they have ill rilim t I mod definite need itt Moll) o crampetil i:eeder. Charge. cruel and .ti bros., itetic. 2t1. lumber other, r home. Ite,oill - more such 1)01'41 human troutotelit. Couple married native of Minute. resident of Ai. t rill be made. NV 0 h a , , 11 . t twit' ,I ' .kugust. 25. 193,1, in Vottrouver gonta Ntary Nell Isitt. 17. house of anyone visiting the nurser) 'it..11. Plaintiff asks restoration site. native Of Oregon, resident 4 school to take Measurements of ,,r I'm ilwr name. Lenora Lowille: of Algoma. t those !them' Y 4'011111101.A hill Yoll i Ed win E. Driscoll, attorney for , , , , - can expect it almost any day now !plaintiff. ATTEMPT TO OUST Veetio Spier'', ho ent the c,,,,Inlitp Fued BLACK PREDICTED V sp I summer in tho playground pro1 rilarl ea P'. halik versus ikr - grain, is up to his ears in the , Man 1.. EllerIntl. doing In:Hiltons as tvAsiliNtiruN, Sept. 21 (LT) ' battle sort of thing this fall. 11.,.1 Piker. ..Hi Paint 1411.i Hoot elm,. It' Samuel IS, Poit(autili. ii., Is principal at the itiversidel Plaintill charges failure to ram' , Intl., foe ot Pres nt ide 1:totneveit'a m.hoot tht, y, ,,lid f(11 (4 III, ,,it partnership contract and itilhlt .,,,,,81,. r,.1,,,,, ,, 1..g,,Intiii pro.. I o 1 1 i I ifs, as principal is to see tha i t 1 iolettiellt ti root of f IS2S.77. to ob.h.,1 m,,,,,ty ?lint nit rotompt gri'l:)1v.rS1:1.11:111.' aft2o:r"i'leyntuft:rn'tv"13ainft"I'4 will I 1. 11131 In imi"1" ill'11" ( 1 the play program. At tiny tat, Shit. Indust rial Accident rom iktili'lltrmnit'ilti l . i'ilitlutier r 8nsilillItill'l'1MI:::i lliVin'll'll;1 1 1 1,,Ifilg.::11;.r..1,1,.41:k In h. 1 1111,t X 11,0hiOn I' SPhIti iS going It I illS h14,11),10 nit'OdOn veraus George Noble II. ,.,1,1 It ,,,,,,1,1 ,,,i,t,I the und f 0,,t h.,11 I ',log as if Ito 1116,01i plaintiff tults judgment on Allth ,r ,t "ley,e ists,.k at.,laints isinss. His hoya net the same lgil.II7 alleged (ming under work teettihership in the lilt Klux Klan. way, too. niats COOlhOlisOtinti act. 1.nstar peitengill will end lila roogret -- A. Stark. attorney for plaintiff. glottal t areer at 1 he rho,' of i it ICourt House Records Ilitoorre Derrees 75th congress. 'rho 'wham' roh OMNIA V ) Irene Kilda In versits Thomas gressman Pahl hO did not k 110W M. itaiii, in. 111100 by (lerntill. Wito otthi introduce the iltitivaell Divorce Suits 1,1Ieil Plaint if 114 maiden name. tree,' 'limit ',mint Ion, hieh can be Theillia Shaver versus Wnn lelittte,11, restored. letemed In the house by majority Shaver. Charge, cruel anti iit Dorothy A. ZitittileeMott Vermite Vote. but Ito said Ito "feels sure" human treatment. Couple mat, Hobert It 7.1inntortnitu. lievree io that pitch a 111"attra wilt ha t ried April 5, 1937. in Reno. C. A default. Plaititill'a former name (med. Humble, attorney for plainti(f. 1)0,11111y LaPrarie, restored. - Dolores McCain verfols 1,1")d J,,,,,i, yenta .,.,.,,,, twits Obituaries 11. .1cCiiiti. Charge, cruel and ill' Yount. Decree by default. Plitin human treatment. Couple mar- ClAiliNDA BALI, LINO eti August 8, 1937, in Canby tirrm maiden name, Jessie CIVO DI Calif. Plaintiff asks $50 attorney , or, restored. Clarinda Dail Lang. a lifolong Rath Egan verntiR Floyd Egatt. Decree by delimit. Plaintiff torttra ed custody of a tolitor child and $21., per month for its Rapport. Decree Joe C. ' right and Nlao rlgliI vtrstiR Florence M. Lyon, . Fronk 1,yonn, Clyde Nbolsn and Ethel MadFell. Decree by dos (Will. !quintal recovers $2188.10t ith interemt and oo attorney Inen. Nlorignre ordure(' torectomed land. resident nt AH11181111. Alpha Corporalitill ',Person Henry Diechman and liello 1)ieck1111111. Rear J. Streeter versum Ivor C Wallin. Action ditonipmed on not- .1.1fir ditto. lion of plaintiff. 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If 1111'sitig,, 1011 ntrittig otiough word, with Jim ott tom gide of tin tool hitt vitt Murtha. on Ilto Wiwi', both MI Milt.' iii 11to day 1114.y 111,11, hill'11, 1111.1 1111111 1111 pitrotilly litoutti,oititott a it. wip !lout ill itlipottr IlllIl linlititt, tow. loot It o ion too go, Marlton it it ,,41 01 ii ..r our fooling of titratintultutn illit'l ii roW moro tiny,' or it. "rrN. soot then you'll litglit to 1ooloter o toy pool ever I I olooll000l ott ill, " itto added. "11Iilig 1111. 11111441 1,1 1 lie. till 11111111111. 111.11 Illoi11,41. 1114,, 1 houltlifill wily to Ito. itti to," all tolilign if oittlit,11 E'lAttINDA 11.I,I, 1,.1N(1 Clarinda Hall 1.anK. a lifelong resilient of thin rontity. panned away near thin city on Sunday morning, Sent 19. 'rho deveaseil WAS a nativn tr NVillianinoli Itivor and W;IN 2S yearn. 2 months anti 3 dayn hn 11111,41. Sto IR atiived by her huidiand. Wi lma, two iiingliterm. tireta and 1,1IVIIIR 111YI; at son. Frank a sinter, Jacknon, and parents. Mr. tind Ntric P:dward Ilan. all of NV10111111011 Myer. tire. The remain,' refit in Vann' Klaninth Funeral Horne, 925 High 'Orem. where friends may rail after 1 v. ni. on 'iietitiny. Sept. 21. Nolte or tha funeral arrstnan mentn will be RIIIIMIllerd at a In Inn ninn years nrier 19. dntii i I I ii I r I Iil.M of Mk emintry carried ronr iiil onoIntlf 1)11101,.1114,q1 362,11110.111111 miles nini erneked lip 36 i passenger field!' NOM was IRI, or nun pae . senger dfnt h ror every two million !BUPA int VelP11. Mft,C31tt M;74It 1:1:- t'n AD 'PM ti:ISt THE STORY OF JIM FISK tR AD PUPISE. Ir 0 El ,,,011117841D with CARY GRANT FRANCES FARMER JACK OAKIE DONALD MEEK AMU Imn Alk hasaduumo...", Now Playing Through Thursday THE STORY OF JIM FISK mtrirActrm 1 num an ram, i it iti in this NI ace that lee forma I tome for plaintiff. , . , ,, , . . body. even as it clothes the illY; , a I I.MYmrit Reeder v:ormus John I. :' but let no mortal interfere will) nt olgh altitudes. ! Now Playing Through Thursday Nods government by thrusting in the laws of erring. human con , aeptm" ( rt. 62). NOW PLAYING - ALL WEEK ! . THE STORY OF JIM FISK . .. ............. TODAY ,, CHINA. .1-and of . ; unre MYSTERY I MENACE I st tomorrow ,Y l' ' LLD:. tn A.D Pinjotor C a 0 LI , ., they may . 1 n 4' 4k ' 4110 n 111 II TO Starve! 41. ' '''' .,.,,...,,7..74DoorkErt!, .,, . ' C - -t,' '' ly. . . Am, ,.f'.:t, .,0,:LOU, t,i I ' pi . -. ii.f sj ,,, , at 151 4 le , , - , ' ...7 , f $ . . 4411t1ARL . ,. At , . 16 z, 0 I : e - :. ., .:-),, ,5,,,:i . .93 - -- ., wah JAMES ' DUNN U10911:1 4 t I s ; k ' ,, .- , ..- -1 , 1 , , 1 In . ,, JACK CARY GARKA1NET: DFRoANNCAELSDFAMREMEEKR , JEAN I (01114. v. c 1 - ITOGERS e,- ., , '''11';'' '-441 . .3,,iCMr"t,;:I'--n::IF-.imcw --,,,-,. 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