The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 25, 1937, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti i September 25, 1937 CITY BRIEFS 111.1 - Camp Firto givin 01 Klamath Valhi urn 1,11,1 cowillooling idiom Jii hot For !Pol ypi' pally which Ii 'wing givoqi for Ilionto Iiy ihit 144.0.11,111n slob, A111111110' moiling oil ramp 1011, iiirtihil it 7 o'clpol'. 'now. 'YIP' ;pro lII 'Ammo la lily itiggn, )I ll Thonipoion, 1114 1'41t11111 and 111111,18 Thili party will ol fililly won't lull IIl.IlIIl,lSllIl-I,lII 0I. III Iniign ti whioli group. ornEY Clomp Piro girl, on'y Hopi oery 11111111 ,10 f ito iPiiit I'd Itl1IlIlIN 111111 I , III lii lo pnri. Following lino "Mg" 1,1111Y group will givip II 'flirty tor nionolnig noon to !hot 11111111 hollowing II Cowin Firn. For tiny it,IlIIIll 4.00,1 III I.ii IIlIII3 allow Ilio wool how 11 ito 1111111,1 on, Hill,. will Ilit ft lull Jig no11 n'. givell tinder hit nirtitiven of tho houolowitriers. A nytoto doodling lotiog worn concerning 11,101 1.IIIII1$11111 may 11111111 2..11111 Or Ming to Aii Lilino I IIII11111. ;JI I MIMI...III. Ill Aim InlioT, nis Pion rt, 40911. 8'1110111111 iiios 1(..v. Ar 111111 1,, or 1,1,1.. 1110 giteltt itt l'hurrli r ilio Nittitrono, tin strool. Itor. i,,ls Ii Ii not ovitiooloo, ',ing ot. nod mortician, tool iho Iii hi I IN itiood to lioar m111 1,. I. 104111111i 11 1.w is. who will il.lo it N 101 bor,, with hor tonlefit. Ails. I.. 0. Arolitt awl N111. U. church or Intl N111,1141". "1.. - The linprot ed. Shit its allowed to re tin $treol, Tli 1". :11. lleAl ege lee meeting of ilio loval eeivo (dentin. "'In Ii " "v"a""linl ni"14. leaders' group, gliardiatim, ammlitt Pr and jiiui,tel8ii. and IIi" Itatillt In ant gualtilatim and lila. flint lead- nth, Vagote W. E. Iletni,k. 111itott to him. II" "III lit ern will he held ilemility evening. 43.', Jeff..molt ottreet, reo prted to tivvoutpatiltt1 to 104111111lb lia. that hia m r. hit a """ will "6"). " """ j Pilo hoot. i ii addition to 11lell near Merrill junttion. hero with her tomterit, Ans. I.. O. Arent' anti NI U. E. 11111,k. round talito dimritiodoilm tho group will liIIKh work on hand puppets. Vital Statistics ior EtpdAfter a two. tteelt,m Atilt at tho Immo or it. 1 A.1,114( Iturtim The fire de !SIMIAN I. 11011111e, V. Vitilliirti e le 235 South MeCtiNNE1,1. !torn at Elam ltt Saturday intoning for him Sixth titteet al 11;:lti P. Ill. FridaY nth Valley hospital, Settiettile.r timn chnt",, Iiilii,, N. V. when au awning caught fir. The 25, 1927, 3Ir. and la. M. M. Ilia ithiter, Wm. NV, C. IiiIl. will Male lit believed to have been of Tulelitk. Cal., a lirmontintit hint am far tot rtillitt1 lir it rigartdlo drottlitti mon. NVeight. when, they will Thin front an upper aitiiliitv. The awn Atli., Hull's iliiiiglit or. lips. V. It I lug 1 IIINlili.111. Ell motto, . Funerals om, Intl 1100111N broth- There Pt. 31. U. Vtilifolit. who livem, will he two 8,1Th...it al the Apo,' N I TES ualt 11111;1N near Portland. toli, Faith mission Snottily at Vittleral Rervices for tho late 10..;:it a. tn., and 7;:lit I. A I Amy Elites von Midi'. wlio pil1 a 0 'lammed away in thim rity Friday. Heinen Ft , um it t oot,' will lie (vat !, Sept....her 21. 1937, will ho held Mi" Al it""" . " : " III! oll' o, All llfloollil in n I Portlad, (Ire., Mo nday. Sep- t rim' II I ii .1 27. 19:17. iso.niallim 1,eit0 for (tor ii two it& Atilt ;it ilio or it. .1 V. VIM lord loll Sal II rally slim HMI; tor him tiotito titi Chntlill(i !it,. N. 1. thu stoilor, Wu. NV. C. 1101, will twv.,itip.ilty lupin. Mont.. who'll I iloy will vinit lilt. halls hitughil i.,Ii s. V. It. hill. Ell I'lotiloy Iley Will 111141 INtl Alit fiorti'm cr. 31. II. V lilt roll l. liii l'ort trip which took thorn I hrougit tow om in tip' union. old Nioxlco nod Canada. Thoy v 'MUNI Now Volk ily. Niagara, nits. . nod inan othor inior,o it hoy loft K11'11100, alls on their trip July 31. '111,41 Itrimoricti --Thpit of her I K1,11.,1d. :timit. I Ray EISVC104 JOTIPN. Jr.. the file matron. pulse II 0111 MI 1111101110bilo got; hod i infant son Of Mr. nod Mrs. Itny 4: 2fi--"Iteporta on County In (Inn' of th" Pin" Om" I"'"r Par- i litho stolen l;froll T.111111,ton : Elwood .1011,11 of tb is city. panned Crntign Willie' by L. Alva 1,ewle, lor on South Sixth intro! Ft OluV 1 1 1 h24 roill,.,,,1 ,41,,,t. ,,p,o'l,,i nnuy Siourilny, S,litolither 25, county deputy and Pomona mas oiting ,11 1,1,31,,1 to Pon"' to polo, toli,,11 Ft :,I1, ,11$1114 1 19:17 itt 12: I o n ni Surviving tor bui eau hy Mittitio .NIntoiron of Long 1 I but 1,,,, 1.1,yel., had 1,,, stolen besot the pnrentm arn I wo als- 4 :411Recess. providing op. licil. front a rack at Eignill and laill t 01.M. Mit rgitl'ot and Betty Joiton Portunity to visit with state . . I I strtets, of thin city. On grandpnrente. grange officera. THE SMART SHOP 211 1.: sT IN In our un,lt frokM u o curry the orue,t sly len, Intest patterni, tuunriet Irluos nod Our.t rubric In 101 Ii, 'they 11 n if )0m. noprood. Iplou ii ludrr. 298. Our price. Sli9S I)IfIre Tim I vt.y NW. 4,,1111mIlY II all.1,11,11 Ott oftif thIN v.It trout Itis, l it imp, hm.ti ilicatell dui inn I It 111011111H, t K11111111111 Will111. It Win bi. IM111,q1 Ili V I IIuuuiuu 11101,1- 11g, '1111 i II 1014.1;11111W 111111111,q, :!?,1 la I lie vory n lin mu e Monday iveit lug Ii,. 1,111w. ilifei for Hi 1110,1 W1111111111. lit Mil. iti- 1411IIIIIIM ill 7:30 i. tll. 1110 ilqtrm, will 1,0 Alpo ilti II ilio ov,tillig, !bow will lo! II twociul pogittill or mimic given hitrt 1,1.n1111Wm orelliHirii. iiii11111104 Ho, to f.olvin 11e V. V. Nut 11rov111. via Vorl tol to t,11011,1 t v, 1111..1. il lo Ii i,, la 10., Pliolotoc4I Olt 1110 liii. iiij I ite pu,.t olt 14, viN11 rotifthi. .1. (. 1.1r pita family or ()km.. Norion Ivan nit arly day 1,,,idelit or Rion.ao it ...only, rtrnt itoro in I SN:o. will Hulett work on hand puppets. Vital Statistics I :50--"Mileatones" by Bertha fleck, state secretary. Awning Durso, The fire tle BIRTHS 2:e5--"WIty Organize Agricul pat Intent w am called to 225 South IleCONNE1,1.- Dorn at Slam- tore?" by 51ortott Thompkins, Sixth toteet al ll:'.5 Its to. EritlaY I I II I I S at.1 ;11..ey .1041I ,f11, ,Iiiffilllifq. elate overmeer. viten an awning caught fire. The 25, 1937, to 5Ir. Miff Ntra. 51. 51. 2:20"Nleeting Grange Prob. blaze la hellev.11 to havo heel, leCotinell Of ulelake. Cal., a leme" by Bay 1'. Gill. eloped by a 1,igarette dropped Min. It.'eight. 7 polintle. 61 ounces. 2:35--"opportnnity Through from an tipper window. The awn- - Ionletto IVork" by 2Ifrs. Mary lug RN ft. mi royeft. Landoll, chairman, home econ- . Funerals 011iillt committee. .Iptedoli Enith Sec ice There 50Demonstrat Ina of floor will Ite two eel vicen al the Al'"' .. IIIV I.:STES von IIIILIN work In charge of State Deputy tolic Faith mission Sunday at "'attend cervices for the late Charles IVicklander. lit .. :00 It. III., tool 7, ni p. in A It- Amy Elites von Rhein. Wil0 3:05Agricoltral talk by 1,1,,,. ar,la,1,-, and a in 1,,ft dior liftfoofi IIWIty lit I fliM city Friday. County Agent C. A. Henderson. OH of flpslif f . ' , III tio 1,,itiir,,1 septentiwr 21. 1937, will lo, held 3:20outir (;ratige Fire th at both mg VICeN. All weicottle. So In Portland. tire- lotillitY. Sett- sentare," by C. G. Patterson. collections. teinlie 27. 1937. Tilo isf'nfailiff secretary, Grange :illitual. .. were forwarded via Southern Pa- 3:35--Grange Bulletin Ad- twit,' is on 'trip Georg n- e J. Ca eine company Friday evening lit r Nixing." by Ge, orge Corson, advertising manager, Grange non, agricultural agent for the 9:25 P. Oh. to Port land. A r- t;,,,iit Nritimrii. im 1m, hi, Tit, rit eget:1(.10e v ere under 1 he til- Bono' iii. ,im) ,,,, !,rtitigtitm inimiii,,,, riot rection of thn Earl IVItitiock Fu- 2: 5I.-11ange (meet ion box, to seat I ie. Wash. Ali N. fit 1111011 1 1101111 Home of title city. by state Deputy IVicklander. and daughter. Awry loll. ate lettv-1 4:111Our Voting Folks" by mg et the came lime for a vkit to It IV ELIVO0D JoNEst, .1111. , Mrs. Fannie McCall, state Juve u 1,-...1 xl,.,, 1 Itny Plwood Jones. Jr the 1 Hite Mitt i'On. ti inioit,,t, riot reetion of thn Earl Mock 10 s;.t V.tmli. C.11111011 1101111 Home of this city awl daughter. Awry ate htiv-1 ing nt tho nettle lime for n viqt t,,, It IV 1:1Vot)l) JoNPN, .111. Mmit. I Itny Elwood JOTIPN. Jr., the Infant non Of Mr. nit(' Mrs. Itny ....,. Baby Girl Named Roberta I he nano, elothea by 11. and Mi H. sear hitt:edge of Adel. , Ore., tor t heir bah, daughter born thin week at Klamath Valley boa pt ni. r South - - ()pal 111111till ham r,,111111.,1 iti Klamath nlim all.' enjc,yilliz I1 days. , vavatioti Vi It ii IOW AIIKvi44. RECTAL DISEASES Examination and Consultation Absolutely Free ll'a trent anti re .o ter iiiii tient I), Ile holds l'ilem) anti other rectal tlimams by the tient...I electrical methods. Tills method cam lour...loved to I him lllllll nittit v Ity t he CASSEL IlltoS. HI 1110111i 'TIC CLINIC anti im the only ilynglems I'resti mem or Its kind given lit Soul hern Oregon. hous:mils Lit sail ...tied in Hilts cured hy Otis noel luta. Ile quires Ill) hosnitalizat ion anti is -surgical. Cassel Brothers Chiropractic Clinic 22N N. 711i Dit. It. U. C I SNIA, Phony 420 Ido Ivo tor Hvi nod Jitiorti ling . jtobori liormon and Ito lora 1 ltiiiI loft J'i'hh.v ovooloic for Cur vii1118, whoro I hoy III No111111141 I heir nI udI lit Oriion Vim, col hog Vim! NO Itoynoi.k. Xlilliiilll 11111111liol$ WWI ilii II ri.1111i, lit hotiso Hopiotobor 2$, from I I it. to. io 6 IL in., to voodoo Noimilisti loon. Gets Pori tie John Elven sitilice 'soil 'wrote. Friday wilco hot ',lead ed guIIy lo II charm', of embezzle- APiiilown Or Sill MOM 111111111A 1111,11i. I Urnng'Ii of "1"1"1"I Mil" Will 1IOW:111110 lit Henley grangot hail tip Nice' ..Tlif.1 AlneN Moro, 11114111fly, Sep lirotherloolsi of Railroad Train- 1"11," 214 for a r"f"rrara wit opi,11 Ill Sinie Nlitsler Hay V. Mil nnri S.11t.milw 27, fll 7 I t. o'clock iii I ii.r NIiII officers bonding de I I", Mtn, Induct r ,,,,, for ....Jar Inirtnwntel grlifigft Brut horlon,41 it italli owl Train- 1"1"" M. '"r a r(TI r"I WI' II mon u ill moot 11,,,,,1y Stale Nlaalor hay V. Mil and Sointanbor 27. al 7:14 o'clock in othor mate officer,' beading de li'. Unit, lodge r ,,,,, tor rogular hartnionts of grange work. basilicas sossion. The conference. according to Alva Lowe', l'onuma master. Stalely ao. IN scheduled to bogin with vh.Iy or lino minor Day Salina I luncheon at noon. Will MO 111110 v1111111 Will 11011t lilt Ohio' hig lull ' I !tough t ho orthoot mid eve mooting I'llosnlay at 2 p. no. in fling unit will adjourn about oily library club room. All mom- 10:20 p. hag UM tillt oil to la lattiolit.. It in jitiritti that all mem , 11ot lit I imtiloK from granges nth Hurl Its lull - Mra. I.. .1. Brink 1 or luau Henley allould contribute of 19113 Via:Inland Avalo, . namely-1 tomird the lununttu.oui at noon annul an it badly 1111.111ra' Milt $111,1 a IN0 ig the evading. Henley vac bailers Inlet woolt lion Kiwi grange will contribute the sub 1 toll itt hor boom Manila I portion of the meals, i while other granges are request f M r14. I.ce,,ed Inn 'supply aloe. cakes, pickles. Silt lid' 'if t Iii., I I ill, lid euitf.,mml , auulauin, He. The 101110OR grange a hitt it ly i I. t Mkt, ti,.1111 luiyuu anti provide rolls annul coffee. MO, mu rt'itortttt to htt auuuii.a lout 'rho, following program has lotion cut. Shu 18 ull"w"I to re-I lapin arranged for the confer advo (floods. I Plirn. Mtn Vagote W. E. H:nick. 3.' .frifimon Ottretn, ',porton to Ito' shirift that him rar hit a wagon near Mf,trill juit,tion. tors. Margaret snd Hwy Jones of I his city. I he grandparents. M r. and Mrs. E. E. Jones of k Iti mat h Ore., and Mrs. 11 I la in Knaliken of 'Allman. ash. I, ii neral services wore held Sat urday. September 25. 1937, at 4:00 p. tn. in Linhville cemetery with I he Rev. It. E. sont hard of I he Klamath temple of I his city officiating. Com mit menl sirvices and interment followed. Arrangements were under I he direct ion of I he Earl h it look Funeral HOMO of I his city. ' fiats. snakes and toads ran live , lunger AI hout fond than any 01 her creatures. , EUROPEAN, ' PLAN MODERN FIRE PROOF: ROOM wirmout RUH. ROOM WITH BAIM 150 pi,' day 200 6s2sore,,, SUTTER AT KEARNEYA SAN FRANCISCO Manarmat SAM 0 ADKISSON BUY THE 513Sfi MORE FOR LARGE LOAF YOUR EY UEY The Econom- Both White and ical Loaf at Whole Wheat TH14; NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON STATE GRANGE OFFIGUIS HERE TUESDAY I :30 p. to.--Offening of eon foronce Hutto Monter Gill, win, will proxido. 4 :411Recess. providing op portunity to visit with state grange officera. 6:45Dinner. 7:00Group meetings of Malt tent, lecturers. secretaries. home economics and agricultural com mittees. also insurance agents. it :00Recreational program. 8:30Drill team contest. of ficers seating drill. irico.ed Senlion 9:00opening grange by win ning team. 9 :10Closing grange by win ner of second place. 9: 15Demonstration of ballot march by winner of third place. 9: 20-4irange business talk by State Master Gill. 9 : 35ti range order of busi ness and parlimentary drill. 10 : 00lleview of work by member of state committee. 10:10Short remarks by nuonhers of state grange party. 10: 20Closing conference. Glamor is a phoney state of mind. I hate glamorous people; they annoy me for the shnple rea son they are kidding themselves and expeet everyone to believe they're not.Gary Cooper, movie star. Look at this illustration. If graphically tells the story of the difference between Spun Bread and Ordinary Bread. In the making of Spun Bread two strands of special dough are intertwined in the pan. This intertwining or "Spinning" results in a diagonal texture that makes It extremely diffi cult for drying air to get through. Thus Spun bread keeps its delicious flavor and freshness longer than ordinary breads. I Recreation Notes News About Personalities and Events We have seen groups and groups, but about the znomt enthu hlailtIC of nil the groups wet have had a chance to meet lately were those in the Fairview and Mills schools, who are forming them selves into clubs to carry on extra curricular work. Thursday we visited the girls end boys of the !Mirth grade at Fairview. They were nit hopped up about the pos albility of carrying on a club project during the winter. (lb stades appeared as nothing U. them. Longer hours, hard work attention to detail were expected They wanted something to do and were out to do it. At Mills we saw the fifth grade girl.. and all the pupils of the third grade. They.. too, were on their toes and anxious to get in Cobb good Ochs in 441 club work. If all the pep and enthusiasm dis played by the youngsters in ail these classes could be bottled and evenly distributed about town what a peppy city Klamath Fatly would be. Anti we haven't scratched the surface. There are dozens of classes we haven't even seen. :se p. m.--upening OE con- forence hy State Master Gill, A number of us natives about who will Premide town have been stumbling over 1:35 p. fil"rilO Lecturer and the the Vork" by Mrit. G. W. pronunciation of the name of the new coach at the high fichool. Thiessen. state lecturer. i Some of us tried to make it sound 1:50--"Mlleatones" by Bertha "high-brow" with the accent on Beck, state secretary. the second syllable. In despera2:e5--"Why Organize Agricul- tion Joe Peak "ups and asks hint" hire?" by Morton Thompkins, the other evening during foothati state overseer. practice. Snowy says Its Just or 2:20tMeetitig Grange Prob. dinary Swede Gustafson, with the lema" by Bay W. Gill. accent of the first syllable. There's 2:35"opportu0 ity Through flouting "high-hat" about that Wonittita Work" by iirs. Mary lad. Incidentally Gustafson tells us that he has had considerable ex perience with public playgrounds. swimming pools and the like. Per haps members of the civic recre ation committee would like to know this, as they are attempting to get every hit of available it, formation possible about such mat ters. In addition to his other qualifications Gustafson also holds a fled Cross life saving instructoe's card. Perhaps he will be able to teach us how to properly "dunk" the herd of kids in that new awl ai ming tank next summer. We are satisfied that fall is here. The first football game hax come and gone, and from now until Thanksgiving, at least, w't will just exist from One game until another. Fall and football jubt go together with some of us. With others it's fall and hunting. fall and spud-digging, or fail and rhea In ft 1K Ill Vith both hunting alai football hero and spild-dIgging rapidly approaching, it will be only the rheumatism fellows who will be bnpt waiting. DEM FILED IN MUT SIN An answer, Charging the plain tiff with carelessness and negli gence, was filed by the defendant In the ease of Jewell Stallings tier HIM Earl Itandolph NIeNeely, growing out of an aotoolOhile ac cident on The Da lies-California highway near the Short ranch, in which Miss Stallings and two other girls were assertedly in jured. McNeely denies all allegations Of the plaintiff and charges that Miss Stallings failed to keep prop er lookout for oncoming traffic, failed to stop before entering the highway from a driveway, was traveling at an imprudent rate of speed and jailed to keep her car under proper or any control. An affidavit of prejudice against Circuit Judge Ashurst was ffled Saturday in the Stallings-McNeely case by John D. Stallings, guardian all litem of Jewell suit tinge. An affidavit has also been filed In the cane brought by Dor othy Borgerson against McNeely. In the case uf Beatrice V. Keith versus James E. Keith. an affidav it has also been filed against Judge Ashurst. SHERIFF ENFORCES stock laws; chapter 15, Oregon laws 1935, makes it unlawful for anyone to take up or use an ani mal without authority of the own er and is punishable by imprison ment in the state penitentiary for not to exceed two years." Chapter 14, Oregon code 1930, makes it unlawful to take up an estray ani mal in any month of the year ex cept December, January. Febru ary and March unless breechy or vicious, and in any event any per-I son taking up estray animals mustl state under oath before the near eat justice of the peace when and where Rahl ray animal was taken up, and If damages are claimed, said justice of the peace shall appoint two resident free holders who will assess the dam age and make a return to the Jus tice of the peace. "A recent rase of a reported theft caused a seareh for the ani mals covering collie 1000 miles and four days time for three men and resulted In diarovery that the horses had been taken up by a local stockman who had failed to notify the sheriff's Office of taking in these animals. If he haul com plied with the law the horses could have been recovered the same day they were lost, and all expense and time saved. "In the future prosecutions will be made in eases of U111;11114 taking up estray IIECEIVING STOLEN PHOPERTY CHALICE Harry C. Inman is in custody of county officers and is charged with receiving stolen property in a misdemeanor complaint filed by the district attorney. Inman Is accused of receiving 107 pounds of copper wire belonging to the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Delbert Biggins is held as a fugitive from justice. He is want ed in Colorado. Bert A. Farris was named In a complaint charging that be allow ed a fire to escape. PEDESTRIAN HIT BY CAR, SUFFERS BACK INJURY sTfillyANIALLAIN,to,tliht ye t o nK aCmo ea t hMorris d i tv:a Is et al tneine for treatment of a back injury early Saturday afternoon after being struck by an automobile driven by Albert Glenn at the Several cases of stolen horses 1 intersection of Ninth and Pine or cattle have been reported to the streets. Niorris was not believed sheriff's office and after extensive to be seriously hurt, according and expensive investigations, some to his physician. over a period of a year or more, Glenn was arrested by city the animals have been located in police officers and charged with some rancher's field where he has driving with inadequate brakes held them, according to Sheriff l and without operator's license. Lloyd Low. I He posted $30 bail for his ap Sheriff Low stated: ''All such 1 pearance in .police court Monday procedure is a violation of the live- I to answer to the double count. A species of spider, native VII Burma. is phosphorescent and "turns on Its light" when frightened. , Your FAIRBANKS-MORSE Denim. SQUARE DEAL EXCHANGE 7th and Klamath POIIVEL CHOSEN ELKS SECHETAIII Sept. 25 (AP)-- E. W. Winkle of Medford was elected state president this morn log at the closing business Nes sloe of tho annual Oregon mints Elks associat km. Other state officers named were: vice president, Bruce Ellis nt Pendleton; second vice presi dent, Oscar Ellenberger, Tilla mook; third vice president, Jack Luckey of Eugene; seerelary. neweY Powell of Klamath Falls; treasurer, H. L. Toney of Mc Minnville; sergeant-at-arms, Ben Rosenbloom, Portland; trustees. W. M. Hartford, Portland. D. Perozzi, Ashland, and Loyal It. Parker, Reppner; chaplain. O. Q. Neal, Portland; tyler, Charles S. O'Neill, Grants PURL No convention city for 1938 was selected. It will he selected at the winter meeting of state officers, scheduled to he held In Eugene. PAGE THREE TurretShieldingHere is one reason why this radio has so much less of those pop. ping and crackling noises that so often ruin foreign reception. It is an electrically shielded cage which keeps most stray, noise.making currents Out of the receiving circuits. No other radio has it. 2 Tons ProjectorEnables this radio to achieve mei. lowness and beauty of tone and increased clearness. 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