The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 07, 1937, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti f : 1 1 v I - t 6 -t I t PAGE FOUR I gilt JTEAU A Am ; ; 4 1 ( F near Hubbard Tuesday night snuffed out the life ow David C. Beck, 45, Vancouver, Wash., northweat manager for the Inter national Brotherhood of Pulp and Sulphite Workers. He Ta no re lation to the Seattle labor leader of the same name. The crash left five Others seri ously injured. They were John Sherman, 47, Port Angeles, WW1., vise-president of the brother hood. fractured vertebra, abra sions and lacerations; Mrs. Mary Sherman, about 40, fractured skull and lacerations, given only an even chance to recover; Mrs. Ruth Beck, Ilk, wife of the dead man, face cuts. injured ankle said elbow and bruises; Sam 4 Wen feldt, 21, Dallas, fractured skl111, and Susie Dick IS,' Dallas, face and hand cuts'. L. Neuteldt was driving a light coupe with Miss Dick as a pas monger. Investigating officers said be apparently drove onto the high way from a sideroad as the heavy sedan, bearing the others was go lug south on the Pacific highway. The cars crashed, both overturned, and 'Beck was pinned under, the The union Tarty was en route to Salem to attend a Trades and tabor council meeting at Salem. The injured were brought here while Beck died in an ambulance in route to a Woodburn hospital. ; NORTH BEND COOK F FACING MURDER ; CHARGE IN DEATH 1 NORTH BEND, Ore., Oct. 7 (UP)--Howard Brown, 70, son of I Mr. and Mr.. Raymond R. Brown ; of Empire, was dead today and I Clarence R. Carroll, North Bend Icook, wee under arrest; after a knife battle at Empire Sunday. I , Brown died at the Keizer Ins ipital here Wednesday. There was bliettlewahsop ebrof ourghhtie hreercoe.vehryis after Inineed from numerous knife cute. Before the youth died Carroll . had been bound over to the grand ; jury on a charge of assault with 1 IL dangerous weapon. Dietrict At torney Ben Flue' said the charge would probably be changed to a More serious one, probably today. ; The knifing 'occurred in front t. of an Empire beer parlor. Police News, Behind The News By PAUL MALLON World copyright. 1937. bY hiing Features syndirate, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduo tion In Cull or in part strictly proh1bited. WASHINGTON. Oct. The TT. word among the wise ia that Senator Barkley is currently .the fair-haired boy for.1940. The new senate floor leader's labor record is known to have been investigated thoroughly by properly trained eyes and found fitting for. what Mr. R. ,wants. Furthermore he seems to be suit ed. by character to play the role of, Taft to F. D. R..'s Theodore. Intact, the big thinkers think he will play it better, because he might not have too many new ideas. ale played keynoter per fectly at the last two national conventions.' of course. the choice is not yet official. It merely represents what some very observing inside observers make out of the little things they, see going on. Von may consider It only the best present bet. More obvious signs pointing to the younger Senator Bob La Fol lette as the heir apparent are not wtaeiy accepred by political elite. Neither is the wholly wild Lewis rumor. Bob and, John just do not tit the Roosevelt carpet slippers, al though they wear ones of similar hue. La Follette has been off the Roosevelt reservation as much as Ott. He is a good political asset to the president, -but- many of their views, particularly on money. do not coincide. There are big things In store for him at the White House, 'but nbt the 1940 nomina tion. John is also a good box office asset but backstage he is more of I rival than a friend. Further more, he, cannot " e. 'handled." Certain administration high :ommanders are deeply worried 'bout business. The exasperating hing to them is that they cannot int. their finger on exactly what 8 happening. , It just does not make sense for ich America, with a bumper crop o be depressed about the future, le. sense or not, that is the situ. tiOn. A number of I-Told-You-So's within the administration are eying the time has come to dig lease with the south news, bai ,nce the budget (really, this ime), corgect.the mistakes in the as bill and pat business on the lack for a few months. That possibility, is closer than ,ou may think.,, s: Groans were only!, half sup pressed in high places at news that the Duke and Duchess of Winds Or'are coming: Diplomatic officinardcr nor share ' the enthusiasm- ;publicly expressed by Labor Secretary Perkins. They rear. the Windsor family troubles kith British authorities will get he state department involved in I ticklish situation, sooner .or ater. The Duke and Duchess will; of !ours be received with careful :ourtesy. But on the inside- the 'tate department will be gukied argely by confidential hintk:of what the British government -ex)ects. That much has been. de :ided. Two thousand of the -40,000 loctors in England are women. .:THE.. NEWS AND THE HERALD, kLA.MATH FAtLS; OliEgöN This is the 18th of a series in which Dr. Morris Fishbein cusses cancer, its causes and methods ot prevention and mire. By mt. MORRIS FISIIIIEIN Editor, Journal of the American )1 edl cal Association, and of tho Health Magazin yN EVERY case in which there is Irritation or rubbing and damage to the tissues, correction of that condition may prevent a cancer.. Workers in various industries. particularly those who handle tar, oils and Beeline dyes. can be protected from the dangers aris ing from association with such products. Good dentists will file away roughness from the edges of the teeth and make over plates and dentures which do not fit sails-, factorily. By this means. cancer of the tongue and mouth can be diminished. Smoking has become an almost universal habit. yet a proper at tention to the hygiene of smoking with the avoidance of constant and. persistent irritation of cer tain portions of the lips and mouth would decrease the inci dence of cancer in those places; Every new growth on the skin and every old growth which sod denly begins to grow more rapid ly , Is potentially a cancer. Growths are easily removed by the use of electric coagulation, heat. X-ray: radium or surgery. inthese cases many doctors pre fer -surgery because. it will clean out .the- growth completely and permanently without! damaging the normal- tissue. - Old people who suddenly suf fer from .irritation of pigmented spots on the skin should have these attended by a, competent Zfi'Dly"KilIGHT WITHOUT ARMOR" -;; 11:0 IM- IL- 111 ilk ' '6' ADDED r,...-111f;"SP.S.. jIb, MUSICAL . 11! "Bashful Ballerina" 0 - ' Carteon"PAPERHANGERS" 0 . 'TRAVEL "Portugal Portraits" 0 , LATEST NEWS AND ; - mk Continuous TOMORROW SATURDAY u Saturday LET SIDE GLANCES - '.by C4m;rge 9ark "Gee, that was swell of your brother to lend us his football uniform." The Family Doctor , specialist in diseases of the skin. He will occasionally remove thorn by time use of Carbon dioxide In the form of carbon diositio snow or he may remove them with the knife. the X-ray or radi Similar measures must be taken with cancers elsewhere In the body. By eternal vigilance In regard to the growths itiPiltionett and symplonis likely to be tomo elated with such growths. vast numbers of caeca of cancer could be eliminated. NEXT: 'Treatment of cancer. Motion picture work is the hardest way in the world to earn an 'easy firtn--Edward O. 4r fold, film star. . Tellincithe Editor OICN LETTFat ON DUCKS 51CLOUD. Calif., (To the Edi tor)At. tho request Of sports men.. sportamen's organisations and other interested parties, int officiels of the kihasta-Caseado Wonderland association have agreed to add the subject "Duck Season in Northern California" to their calendar. Thia subject was discussed at length at the pro-convention ference of the natural relourees unit of tho association held at liackamote. CitiltOrtilit Saturday, September 25. Following discussion a resolti liana committee was appointed to draft e resolution on which final action would be taken at the an nual convention at Susanville tVestwood, California, October 1 e 19. Those appointed to serve on this committee were as follows: Roy Taber, county commissioner. Klamath Foils, Oregon; J. C. Jar man. Antares, California. and my self. During recess this committee met and decided It would be un wise to attempt to draft any rm batten on the subject Involved without giving all interested par ties en opportunity to express themselves. The committee is in the belief that with your amidst ince we may be able to draft a resolution that will. be received favorably by all concerned. We therefore solicit your suggestions recommendations, or criticiams. Thu only stipulation this commit tee makes to that wo would like to hear trout you on or before Octo ber 16. Anonymous letters will receive no consideration. All let ters should contain supporting ar genteel. The following -is a brief sum entry of what has transpired to Mite: The controversy seems, to be one of a climatic nature. In other words. the weather Mit Is St fault! II. C. Davis, executive officer of the California division of fish and game aerees that the open season On ducks in northera California' Is too into but be doubts very much If the situation could be adlusted I his your.' Others are of the same opinion, latit that should not prevent us from endeavoring to remedy the situation -in. Were years. It was suggested to include Siskiyou. Modoc and Lassen counties in the' intermediate zone. In this same the &beaten will open November I. It was also suggested that if no STARTS SUNDAY 2 Seasons I ot Screen nasterpleces Crowded Into 4 Iwo Grand 14--It leekst ( 134 ' 1 "Clittik SUS" ,,Q oyclona lo - t 1 1, . Followed by 'RUGGLES OF RED GP' elliEODORI GOES Vin ' .11SEOUOUVI , "IIIE PLAINSMIttr "HIRT' ,11RMIGUI1 WARIETir ' 'IRK OF tit - ' LORESOM! ME" qi,ipiiP lk olvt,11,1,1i, rt11011,11111img, -1 , 11, 't5 ',i11111111111,4111bh , . , Oda your. to Work or lutpre favorable season for !WM ' Adtlross 'your 0011111111111VillitiliN to the inenthere of ilit) C011itnittou or to T, L. Stanley, Rewire' mon. oter of the Yonder hind aioneli lion, Heading, CI littintillt FRANK KIESLINU McCloud, Cant ON HOSPITALIZATION KLAMATH, Fella, Oro., (To Editor) The ctl y mitt business houses of Klamath Falls aro prim tically supported by the lumboring industry. There are approximately four thousand .( 400e) men em ployed In the mills in and around Klamath IuIIa. Asido from this there are sevoral thousand los. sors working iti camps out of here. Those mon are all paying $150 per ationth for hospitalisation. They have paid this sum for malty years. After having paid this money for years these men lire untitled to adentinto hospitalisa tion. Approximately $ intie per month is being paid Into the hos anal 11145011Si IOU, ibis surely should be enough to pay for the care beteg elven. In Immo colti munition this has been enough to pity for hospitalisation for the worker's entiro family. Art' the lumber winkers getting a fair deal on hospitalisation Pt 1, the Klamath Basin district? Tito state law requires that bunk houses In camps must have tiro ,hundred ( 500) square feet per person. Does Ow hospital as suclation hero allow that many square feet por poison In tint wards? After paying for hospitalisation should a worker be called treated as a charity patient Thu lumber workers aro human beinss and as such should ory elven that imielt consideration. Signed, PEAllt, wIlluirr. Sent through tho Lumber and Sawmill IVOrkeril 11111011 Official government figures allow that last year Canadian Ida 110a carried 25,387.719 pounds of freight and sprains, or almost four clines an much as ail domes. tic U. S. linen. A Now Design for Loving! October '00;17 Ten Years Ago I In Klamath pro () 1,1,s1,:r two'imiminr from Illikor lit !Ito Atuot.r Hoot voviii couttoil l I l'orthool, Kionottit Voile Is stooling os re1,1101.0111111iVil Alva, Ruth Aifrrs ho is a tiortilosi Won. tote. Himont Mahlon ill reply. Neill II iln citr ill titu mole division of tho contost. "Pork," tha nickname of AV: Porhins. editor of the Lakeview anitiolininas hum reKtaier ownor Molina !WWI( 111111.11,11i1g Ilia 1104. pool oil 1iIItVIuWN future end toll. IIIK tiolrellatoiti of dm Enitrmiti by over 'hero thie mouth, ha f)rop:i mum, for I hi, laugh w h l,h ovurs ho 1'1111411km for tiilloo around Mount,' nithe: a le tpr from Ore. loit A it lirat collogfo told a lucid blot Ivor wilily. ft is tint M1E01111411 ON I I IN 1101.0 bitt IN morn dom.!), related to I ho milltlnod awl goys by I hu cum. 111011 11111110 of rabbit-broNh. MIDLAND MIDLAND Midland grunge will huh' their iluustor groin Oct. N lit 2 p. in, tillisrs slid triton's aro Invited in sues'', The Mono Kroneinics club will hold their rrituisr meeting ot home Mrs, Vstrd Dolan, VIrd woodsy. October 13, st 2 p. Members aro asked to ho pressul. Mrs. Orval IIIINTline itild Mrs, flushes' et Plern.1 district stall, si fit Mrs. S. L. litirntt's Vodiu,s May tiffernoon. Mrs. Lee Sutton ulio hits blook sorlot!-Iy ill ist her borne Ii NIINUtp iy improved. Mrs. J. II. hiirnott Is spontling tho week with her ditusliter, Mho. Ilicknisn, at Vino, Itsuen, VP.NrAAblo.Oft0o. kummm!mimomon , , TODAY and FRIDAY ,,,,,,,,, Romance Rides ,,,.'N.,. iN s,. 1 ' Shies of Danger! ,,... - -- ..1'.4":2 . . ote tilt !op --:..-:::,- ,s.4...,4 : 1 I 11 ItAcr: ' Exo IA010 - cf42 P ICTUtt trek Sally Elam Robert Armstrong FrenconSegoCharlityGrapotrin Vinton Haworth LMNIO1.MiaMMENffellOSOMMOMIINNIN HURRY!! gads Saturday ; Ends Today "LOVE IN EXILE" 1 1 Tomorrow and Saturday , THE HARD FICHTIN', SMOOTH SINCIN' COWBOY STAR RIDE THE PRAIRIE PLAINS FOR THE BC WILD HORSE ROUNDUP! , w ( 4' ogifttl.,,Ato t:li Os! "tcs000 s , d .1.0. COLOR CARTOON NZICE IVF 9 11;WAND LALPaMO OI op , NEWS " ' g e -31)estatO HERALD PUBLIaltING COMPANY. Publishers 'BANK niNKINS Editor MALCOLM EPLEN ..14anaging Editor Publ is hod afternoon except !Sunday by The Herald Publishing Comeau" at Eepleitade and Pins Streets. Klamath Oregon. Entered as stioond class matter at the. castanet) of Klamath palls. Pre.. on August $0. 160t under act or Congress, Marsh 11, MAiL KAM PAYABLE N AlhANCE By Mall - la County Outoido CoautY Throe Months 41.16 0.16 Biz Months 2.76 3.26 One Year , 1.00 - Delivered by Carrier in City On. Month $ 66 Three Months .1.S6 fliz Months - I:101 One Year - atenther et The Associated Prea The Associated Prase is inclusively entitled to the use or repubtication of all sows dismay:41os credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches here are also MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATION Rep eeeee ted Nationaity by ' West-Holliday-Morgenson Co., toe. an rrassisea New York, Detroit. Seattle. ehicarrix Portland, ,on Angeles Copies of The News and Herald, together with complete Infor mation about the Elansath Falls market. may be obtained for the asking , at any of these Moss. ..s!..!-I"-tilza.. st.V44.452Mtiti ...sc Activity to the North A LOT of deserved attention has been given the past few weeks to the southern end of the Klamath basin, due to the harvest of the potato crop, the great celebra tions at Malin and Merrill, and the forthcoming opening of the Tule lake homestead area. ' However, it is not in the south-end alone that things are going'in a big way in the Klamath basin Our neigh bors up at Chiloquin, for instance, are having a. most ex cellent year. Lumbering operations up there have been active. Chiloquin has functioned as a most important livestock shipping point. The able young man who serves The Herald and News as correspondent at Chiloquin also works for the railroad. In a note to the editorial desk telling how busy he is, he said: "Saturday we had about 30 cars of cattle and Sun day 21 care moved from Lenz and 44 cars from Chilo uin ! to coast points and east Nine cars went to Ash- ! land,'Nebraska; 11 cars to Montgomery, Ill., for feedu Ing and to be shipped later to the Chicago and other :astern markets. Monday we had,15 cars of steers from :.'hiloquin to Kansas City, Mo., and Wednesday 17 cars ! !rom Lenz to San Francisco and Guadalupe, Calif. Lenz Ind Chiloquin are the main livestock shipping points rom this district, Chiloquin getting about 80 per cent 1 the businerss." That information covers three or four recent days. ! t indicates the shipping activity that has been under- way at Chiloquin for several weeks. School enrollment figures indicate Chiloquin is grow- ng. ' The grade school there has a registration gain, of 1 nore than 25 over the same time -last year, and more 1 tew students are coming in. High school gains are dmilarly substantial. 1 While on the subject ..of the north country, mention 1 ihould be made of a story from The Herald and News Fort Klamath correspondent, telling of the construction 1 a number of new homes there this year. Fort Klam dh, of course, has prospered from the livestock situation, lor it lies in the center of great, lush meadows where tousands of cattle graze, Fort Klamath.area has been be scene, too, of much logging activity, with the Algoma ! !dumber company cutting about 300;000 feet a day in , he Yawkey tract. , ' 1 This;information is cited at this time, as we all, ke- :are to celebrate Friday and Saturday with Merrill, be- :ause it shows that progress is well balanced in the Clamath country. iNION HEAD DIES, did. not know the alas fo'r the battle. - :IVE INJURED IN 1 Carroll's wife. who recently iIGHWAY CRASH sued for diverce, chargecrthen that her husband bad threatened to use c SALEM, Ore., Oct. 7 (11P)A a knife on her. 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