October 27, 1937
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Mori lug Hour Ailvnnied
Voinii iilmiMltiK Id nlliuid IIiii
IllOllt hly tllmillMK of Ilia l.mllnit'
Aid of Ilia Flint Melhoillsl diurcli
Thursday are naked In roitinnthur
that I ho meatlm will Iii'kIii Hi mi
earlier hnnr, 1:15 p. in., mi as
nut lo liilpi'fi'i'n wllh Ilia llllilu
atilily In Hi" Itiiyliiirn In horiiticln
IiIiiiiIiik al 'i.'Au II. in. All nimii
linrs of lliu rlnirrli are anai'il in he
present al thn liiliri'iiai'ln Friday
vanillic al 7:. HI o'lloelc. Thin will
be rhui'i'li iiIkIiI ami It la hoped
til Malhndlnl clmri'li will ho inln
qnalaly rrirniiitii(l, Thu child
lone choir will itlvn IIiii program
Of tit ll h It- on HuliiKliiy ulKlit.
far llorovered An automobile
McinnlMK 1 1 ) i' I Uwena of HID
' lllKh alrl whli'li ae stolen Mini
itay nlitlil waa rrovirnl liy pn
llra Tuesday al ornnoii uvi'iiim
and Tunnel adnata. 'I'll" iiiurlilno
waa tiisnii from llio I'liw Con
bear parlor. Three nverroale
which wcrii lift In Ilia niiii:hliia
were still miIhnIiik, however. The
coats Ik'Iouk1"! lo nwitns. Karl
Morrlann nf 113 Uuk street and
Mayn Norton nf Ilia same address.
Tools Hlolrii J. I,. Harry of
tin Aliamnnt mini rmnii rnport
cil lo pillion Tiii-iuluy l But Inula
valued al HGU wnr stolon from
Ilia aiilmnolilln Monday ulxht uf
, tar Ihn llimillllo wna Involved 111
an incident on llm Morrill hlali
way at llio Htiiki'l In Idee. Mra.
Harry, who a drlvInK thn ma
china al Ihn IIiiki nf tho accident,
waa liiluieil and himiKltl In Klimi
alh Valley hospital by a passim
CCO ambulance.
M'
TIlllInT nilllKlH TIlS I. Udell
herf Kir rnmpniiy nf Klnniiilh
Falls boiiKlit 4UU.U0U board fuat
of DouKlas fir from tilt Kokuo
river national foraat, Mondny.
The timber la allunti'd neur Komio
croak off Iho Klnmalu Fulls high
way. I'aul llrlnann and Robert
llalntiardl. Junior lorcsiore of tho
Itogua river national forest, went
to Iho alio Monday morning lo
nark th treee lo bo cut.
lUrk From Hunt Q. B. Cnsad
nd hla hrother-ln-law. Bill
Johnson, rolurnad Monday ova
nine; from hunting trip In tha
Dluo mountain railon In eastern
Orrioi, Thar succeeded In hai
ling a buck before lb season
elosed ai woll ai a number of
phaaaanl. Mr. and Mi . Jobnaon
of l.oa Annolaa aro guesla of tha
Coiada at their homo In tha Alpha
aparlmonta on Pino slroet.
Handbag Found A brown
handbag containing raiore and
harbor loola waa found oarly
Wednesday morning In tho Mil
Lakca lumber ynrda by James
McCaalln, night waichmun. Tha
bag waa turned In lo polled head
quartera where (ho owner may
claim tl by living iropor Idohllfl
cation. -
Pur Coal Hlolen Mil 111 la Dla
klna of IS0 noclamallon itroot
reported to pollci bureau Tuoe
day night tha thotl of bor fur
coal from a table at tho JJowlora'
Gardena on Klamath avenua. Tha
coat waa taken between 11:30
and It p. m., while Mra. Dlaklna
waa bowling.
Ragle to Moot An Important
mooting of llio Klanmth Palla
arlo No. 20u, Federated Order
of Eagles, hna been callod Thurs
day, October it, for Iho purpoaa
of voting on a proposed chango
In Iho local by-lawa. Attendance
of all membore la urgently re
aiioatod. ' N. of W. to Meet A apcclal
moating of Neighbors of Wood
craft baa been called by Mildred
Smith, guardian nolchbor, tor
Thuraday, Octobor IS. General
bualneaa will ba trammeled, and
the meeting will ba held at Mra.
Smith's borne al tit North Tenth
ilreet, at 7:30 p. m.
. Tlckela on Sale Tlckcta for
the Shrine lloapltnl benefit dance
being aponaorod by tho Klamath
Falla Daughters nf the Nllo club
at the Wlllard botol Suturday
; evening, novomnor e, aro now on
Bale and may bo secured from
any mombor of the organisation.
Vlalt Krom Houlli Mr, and
Mra, R. M. Uurrun of Wilming
ton, Calif,, vlaltcd wllh friends
In the city for a ahbrl tlino Tues
day en route to Ro.no, Nov. Mrs.
Barron will bo raniombarcd rs
Edith Dean, who formerly livod
bor and attended high school.
Auxiliary McctluK Mombors
of tho Ladles auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Rutlroad Train'
men will meet Thursday, Ociobor
18, at 8 p. m. In the clubroom at
the city library. Visiting mom
bor are Invited to attend.
Med ford Ouesta Mr. and Mrs
Robert Munter of Medford spent
Tuesday In the city transacting
business and visiting with friends.
They returned lo their home In
the valley city Tuesday ovonlng.
. Public Card Parly The Eagles
auxiliary will sponsoi a card
party Thuraday, Octobor 28, at
1 p. m. ,ln the K. C. hall. The
public Is cordially Invited to at
tend.
I.nrreny Krom Aulo Theft of
Iwo hi ii a slpper Juikoii from hla
Hiilomoblla parked batwenn Hlxth
and Hnvanth stroma on Klamath
aveiiun Tuesday morning, was re
ported In police by C. A. C'arpen
Inr nf Kano.
l'V Auxiliary The VKW
iiiixlllary was 10 meet Wednesday
ut h p. in. In the city library
oliibrnoma, Nomination and elec
tion of officers waa acheduled
for the aosalon. All members
wnrn urged lo be present.
Culled liy lllneee Arlone Ilar
Riiivo Ima been called to Han
Kmnclaco by the serious Illness
of her brothor-ln-law, Kuaa
H i ii w n, who la a pallont al the
Soul hern I'aclflo hospital.
Ill al Home l.ce Jacobs, inuu
akor of Muaoii Kliriiiiin, la coil
fined lo hla home on Pel Moro
street wllh IIIiichb and has beoii
nimbi lu bo III hla office for thu
ii a t week.
Cur Mglit Taken Kslln Klger
Itaa reported In police bureau the
tbefl of a fog light from bis auto
mobile laat Friday night while
ll win purkud nunr Modoc Hold.
The Unlit wus valued HI Ifi.
MeellliK l'oalioneil No meet
I ti k of Iho Bethany circle will be
held this weak because of Ihe
It a y b u r n evuiigollsllc services,
Tlino and place of iho noxl moot
ing will be announced lator.
Katfles llruiil Corps Members
of the Kail los drum corps are
aiikod lo meet at Malaiger'e garage
at iho corner of Main and Kaplan
ado atresia at 7:10 p, in. Friday
for practice
BURGLARS LOOT
TULELAKE HOTEL
Tl'I.EI.AKK. Calif., Ocl. 37
Burglara ransacked several rooms
at Cl)rie'a hotel here laal night
and made off wllh an undeter
mined amount of clothing and
cash, local authorities reported
today.
Deputy Marshal William Clan
denen Is Investigating the esse.
He said evidence Indicates tho
burglar or burglars escaped In a
car driven by a confederal and
which waited outald the hotel
whllo Iho thefts wore made.
REPRODUCTIONS OF
FAMOUS DIAMONDS
ON DISPLAY HERE
An exhibit of a collection of
15 oxact models of the world's
most famous diamonds la being
ahown at Moe'a thle week. The
oxhlblt Includes replicas of the
diamonds which rank as the larg.
est and most historically novol.
The largest diamond In the cob
lection, the Grand Mogul, weighs
279 carats, and tha collective
value' of Ihe originals I placed
about IS. 300.000.
This collection Include the fa
mous Florentine, a 3Si carat
atone of luatroua beauty, with
soft pink and yellow casts spark
ling forth from many facoa; the
Orloff of 1941 carat, so perfect
a" replica of the original that It
carries the rather deep crack In
Its facet that la ao visible to tb
naked eye In Ihe original,
Other famous diamonds repre
sented In this collection ar the
Plgot, tha Polar Star, the Pascha
of Egypt, tb Shah ot Persia, tb
Naeaak. th Llchberg. tb Sancy
Ihe Regent of Pitt, th Star of
th South, th Jubilee diamond
"Excelsior," of an original weight
ot 971 carats, and the Jeban Ohlr
Shah.
BAIL FORFEITED
ON CHARGE OF
RECKLESS DRIVING
Ball of $13.50 was forfeited
Wednesday by Earl H. Jackson
who failed to appear In police
court to answer to charges of
reckless driving.
Earl Edward Rim, charged
wllh driving without operator's
license, forfeited 86 ball.
Throo defendanla charged with
drunkonness and two with vag
rancy were assessed regulation
fines or given alternate jail son-
loncea by polio JUdg otto
Langslot,
TRUCK STRIKES .
BAND OF SHEEP ON
LAKEVIEW HIGHWAY
Ray Lewis Colllngwood report
ed to iho sheriff's office Wednes
day that hi truck eraahed Into
a band ot sheep on th Lakeview
highway. Thar was a heavy fog
and Colllngwood could not sea th
sheop until h waa upon thorn,
he reported. Th accident oc
curred at 6:30 a. m.
The shoep were th property ot
John and Jorry O Connor.
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trained to properly dlagnoao and treat your rectal ailment.
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REFRIGEHATI 0 N
American Bard
EMPLOYED TO
TREAT GANGER
Fly HOVYAKii IllA KKHLKK
Aaem laled Press Hrlenr Editor
i:ninno on. 27 ii. A new
attack on cancer by us of re
frigeration, on th principle (hat
th wild growth of this disease
may b curbed th asme as the
growth of plants and some ani
mals Is stunted by cold, was an
nounced to the American College
ot Burgeons her today. ,
The exDorlmenta were all done
on human beinga. Among Ihem
on caaa of "hibernation" of
cancer waa produced. Under re
frigeration tnia particular cancer
baa disappeared although thn pa
llont had been pronounced "hopeless."
Tha rif rttfAmf Ion technioiie waa
anpouncod as "a new point of
view uy rempie ray, m. v., pro
fu.nr mnA IimiI nf !h iloniirtniftnt
of neurology and neuro-aurgery
and ueorgn u. Honny, ei. i., ui
rector of tho deparlmont of phy
sics, Toniplo university achool of
medicine, at Philadelphia.
The type 01 cancer reiriseraiwu
la metastasizing carcinoma. 11 is
th kind which spreads from one
part of th body to another. It la
one of the moat dangerous.
The duo to rnfrlgorallon idta
come from noting that this kind
of cancer was mostly confined lo
Ihe warmer "segments" of the
t..,.n hniiv Tho breast, for ex
ample, la warmer lhan the lower
lege and also has more 01 mis
"Examples," aays the report 01
Doctors Fay ana nenny, 01 r
raatlng growth and preserving
.,A,iHirfM iiirmieh auaiained mea-
.r r iniitiri.fi low lenincrnturea
are an common in our aaricuuiu-
al, Industrial and economic me
ii,, ihv nneri no mention. The
Ice-box or refrigerator aervea thia
purpose In every noma.
"ti,. rx-i that tha fertilised
,.n' vcr Mr.,, rinrmiiit aB a alnglo
cell mull activated alone by the
Influence or a 'critical tempera
ture around 103 degreea Kahren
i.i i. H-nrthv nt tnr rieener con-
slderallon than would appear al
flrat glance."
Dr. Ilenny. the physicist, de
vled Instrument which could be
placed on tho human body to
lower temperatures in iint"
ti,u tAnmarature drop
occurred on the akin and extended
also some llltlo dletanco Into the
body.
In aome cases the refrigerating
.,nuinA. u,r. In rnnlur.t with Ibe
cancerous growth. In others they
wore close They wore uaeo omy
on caaea pronounced hopeleaa by
any known method ot treatment.
The moat Immediate and atrlk
Ing result ot Ihe refrigeration waa
"prompt and gratifying relief of
.in " Thin wii tarunorary Im
provement in the general nutri
tional alato oi mo punnm..
uii,a iho (.nfrlFfiratlon inatru-
menla could be applied dlrecily lo
th cancer Ibe growths have ahown
aome diminution In else. Micro
scopical examination of the re
frigerated growths showea -marK-
ed degeneration" ot the wild
cells.
Th report says th experiment
ha nm hean coinc on long enough
to draw any conclusions as to the
ultimate result ot reirigeranon.
"The principal of 'hlberna-
. r, ,l. -Annrt BlatM. "VII In-
duccd In one caee In this series
by means of radiation u-rnys oi
radium) to the pituitary, thyroid
nd ovarian alands. At the
preaent time (nine months fol
lowing treatment in paueni
free of tb symptoms ot malig
nancy."
HIGH METHODIST
OFFICIALS HERE
FOR DEDICATION
Bishop TUua Lowe, resident
bishop ot tbe Portland area of
th Methodist Episcopal church,
and Dr. Sydney W. Hall, district
superintendent of the Cascade
district, war callera at th
Methodlat parsonage Sunday
morning.
Rev. John W. Warrell accom
panied Bishop Lowe and Dr.
Hall to Chlloquln, where they
participated with th pastor Rev.
A. J. Neufeld in th dedication
ot the new Methodist church at
Chlloquln, which bat boon erect
ed under the supervision ot th
Rev. Mr. Neufeld. Rev. B. V.
Bradshaw ot Bestty also assisted
In the dedication service.
The Chlloquln congregation la
to be congratulated on It struc
ture, almost tree from debt.
Special Terms on used car at
Locke's.
HORIZONTAL
I Pictured
writer.
12 Container
weight.
13 Small oxen.
14 Thought,
1 Public
speakers,
18 Parvenu.
20 Fifth month.
21 Comihon
loach. '
23 Lixivium.
24 Befor Christ.
30 Evergreen tree
26 Court
27 Stag.
29 Beret.
31 Nothing
more than. '
32 Gem weight.
34 Pouagtx.
3 Sheltered
place.
38 Father.
40 Ogling.
42 Senior.
43 To piece out.
44 Sound of
disgust.
Anwr to Previous Pusxl
I INSULIN PILLS
NEW REMEDY
FOR DIABETES
48 Pronoun.
48 Venerable.
80 Sweetheart.
83 Olive shrub,
55 Little devils.
56 Part of a
drama.
57 Oceans.
58 He is rsted
among the
finest of
American
59 Conjunction.
60 He also is
famous as a
writer.
VERTICAL
1 Otalgia.
2 Strong cart.
3 To obtain.
4 Less common.
5 A handle.
6 Behold.
7 To extol.
8 Meat jelly.
S Cavity.
-10 Land right.
11 His tales have
an
atmosphere.
12 Crave
15 Devoured.
17 Death notice.
19 Caterpillar
hair.
22 To bellow.
25 To harass.
28 Dry.
29 Box.
30 Sanskrit
dialect.
31 In th middle
of th ship.
32 Anglers'
bsskeU.
33 Right of
holding.
35 Deer.
37 Ovum.
39 Sponge tree.
41 He wrote
"Th ."
43 Formerly.
45 Throng.
46 To hearken.
47 Opposite of
difficult.
49 Monkey.
51 Wood sorrel.
52 Finish.
54 Lion.
i 13 M 15 p 17 B I 9 to II
io Tj TTS 19 '
5o Tj' M ""'jt'i
33 9 I'ju ti sa r'T')i m
Twists and
Turns in
The News
has been attending University ot
Washington.
BUMPER CROP
ORLEANS, Ind. (IP) Harvest
ing one tree In R. A. Troth's or
chard turned out to be quite a Job.
He started the tree as a seed
ling because he "wanted to see
how tar a grower could go In
grafting."
Now, be says, he baa almost
finished getting from the tree
70 varieties ot apples, five of
pears and three of crab-apples.
SKYSCRAPER FARMING
NEW YORK .P The harvest
seaaou la over in the bean of
Mnnhnttfin ' whnre "the hlehe8t
corn In tb country" grew this
summer.
In Mrs. Reglna Jale'-aky gar
den, up among th city' towers,
the corn had a 17-alory atari on
tbe tall corn of Iowa and Nebras
ka, and today Mrs. Jala counted
tbe yield ot her penthouse terrace:
40 ear of corn.
Several crops of string beans
and tomatoes.
Some parsley, herbs, peas, pep
permint and vn wild straw
berries.
Her real business 1 writing
books.
CROSS CROSSINGS CAUTIOUSLY
OKLAHOMA CITY, LP! R. A.
Trlder always looks both ways,
but "It just doesn't do me any
good to be careful." be moaned
tody- . . . .
Trlder stood on th curb to let
trurir naaa. then nroceeded gin
gerly acroas the street.
Everytning eai diuk.
He learned in a hospital h had
been struck on tho head by a tire
rim that was hurled 56 feet when
the truck had a blow-out.
MY WAY, BUDDY?
ci( r.iTY. Colo. LP) Gor
don Gets escaped from th state
Insane hospital, ri tnumoea a
rid with motorists and shortly
was back In th hospital.
Th motorists ware slat prison
guards seeking an escaped convict.
IV irmn ARMY NOW
SEATTLE, OP) U'a all right
for Enrique senito uuoeri, ia,
to go home to Argentina now.
H fled five year ago to avoid
a "bitch" In the Argentina army,.
The militia took a fancy to his
pet racing pigeon "Juggsy Mc
Graw," and relatives arranged for
Muggay to Join the army as a sub
stitute. Gilbert, an American cltlien,
LOVK PIMM A WAY
CHICAGO. (P) When Judge
J. M. Braude told Kenneth Hes-
liere, convicted on a charge of
reckless driving, tbat he waa go
ing to jail, blonde Eleanor Tyler,
21. snoke ud.
"Please don't do that judge. It
will anoll our wedding.
"Well," tha judge saia. rn
give Hegberg his choice 30 days
in jail or a J300 fine."
"We'll pay." said the girl, "but
Ihe honeymoon Is off."
EUGLES mm
PRESIDENT VISITS
Mrs. Leah Fisher of Oregon
City, who was unanimously elect
ed president ot the state pro
visional auxiliary to the Frater
nal Order ot Eagles at th an
nual state convention held in
Astoria last June, was to be a
visitor in Klamath Falls Wed
nesday and Thursday, October 87
and 2S.
Tbursdsy evening st 7 o'clock
Mrs. Fisher will be guest of
honor at a banquet to be held
at the Pelican cafe under the
sponsorship ot the local auxiliary
No. 2090.
Following the banquet a spe
cial meeting will be held in the
Elk hotel ballroom.
Applications for membership
will be balloted upon attar
which a large class ot candidates
will be Initiated by the state
president. All applications bal
loted upon at this special meet
ing must be accompanied by the
husband's membership receipt.
All officers and team members
are requested by Captain Betty
Wood to appear In uniform, and
all members are asked to bring
their candidates to th banquet.
Better Used Car Bays at
Locke's,
By BTKPHKS 1. M'DONOUGH
Associated Pre Science Writer
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Oct. 27
(UP) A new method of treating
diabetes with Insulin swallowed in
small tablets Instead of by Injec
tions with a hypodermic needle,
waa forecast today before tbe Na
tional Academy of Sciences.
Thre University of Rochester
physicians. Dr. John R. Murlln,
Dr. Lawrence E. Young, ana ur.
William A. Phillips, announced
tbat they had successfully treated
aom human beings and dogs suf
fering from diabetes with tb new
olid preparation.
Th corooound Is composed of
Insulin and Hexyl-rasorcinoi, s
common sntlseotlc sod fever-re
duclng drug. Tbe resorclnol acts
a an mulslfir to clean iat iron,
tbe linings ot th stomach, and
intestines oy maaing n nun "
uble In water than It normally Is
Th University of Rochester ex
perimenters bad previously shown
that Insulin can be absorbed
throurh the stomach and Into
tines and then acts In th ordinary
way to burn up th excess sugar
In th blood which produces dia
betes. Presence of fats, acid con
ditions, and th enxym pepsin
prevented this absorption, how
ever.
The next step, now nearlng com
nlatlon In tests on human beinga
waa the addition of tbe reaorclnol
lo neutralise tho pepsin, produce
an alkaline condition, ana emul
sify the fat In order to clean up
the digestive tract for entrance
of the insulin.
Trials on tbe human diabetes
sufferers enable tbe Rochester
men to "state with certainty." Dr.
Murlln said, that "Insulin can be
absorbed in sufficient amount to
produce abrupt changes in blood
auaar."
The discovery of a new hor-
mnna. named "enterocrinin" which
is secreted Into the Intestines
from the blood to stimulate the
nroduction of digestive juices, was
announced before the academy by
another Rochester university pby
slcian. Dr. E. S- Nasset.
Enterocrinin, he said, Is a "very
active" hormone which stimu
lates th production ot all com
ponents of th Intestinal secre
tion, including the digestive
enzymes" and Is thus highly -sentlnl
to life. Without It food
would he about as useful as so
much sswdust. It Is a whit pow
der aally soluble In water.
At Ihe preaent time th hor
mone Is not yet ready for use In
man for the possible treatment of
digestive disturbances and dls
eases, Dr. Nasset aald, but work
on It la going forward as rapidly
as Is possible.
Ot thn 42, the following bad Hit
17 biggest bucks:
Hnrmaberger, 133; Wnlklna,
2541; Caller, B45; Andy Flury,
2.18; W. tl. Hums, m; C. D.
Knman, 229; .Martin Hehorn, 217;
Hob Morrison, 2311; 0. MoKay,
219; J. D. Fehlnlt, 219.
R. II. (Immhlea, 208; limns
kill, 2u.r; A. V. Loadon, 203; Mrs. ,
Clara Adams, 900; Ted Saundeer,
1921; Lloyd Mock, 180, and Jo
Snyder, 174.
First prise Is a Winchester
30-30 deer rifle, second prise a
pair ot field glaaae. and third
prise a Finnish steel hunting
knife. Poltn said th winner
could claim their prises by call
ing at the store anytime after
tbe contest closes.
A 258-pound buck brought
down by W. E. Harmuberger held
flrat place in the Louie Polln
"big deer" conteat Wednesday as
tbe contest moved toward Its
close, set for Wednesday nlgbt.
Second place was chalked up
by W. Watklns and third by L. Z.
Carter, and these three hunters
were scheduled to receive the
three prises offered by the Polln
store unless larger animals were
registered in the few hours re
maining befor th deadline.
Twelre hundred signed up for
the contest, and 42 brought In
their deer for weighing up to
Wednesday morning, Polln said.
and ), ear, nuae amJ initial
disorders are heat treated by
druiclea non-aurgical methoda,
1 1 m I natlng hoapitallsatlon,
general anueathetlre, loaa of
work time, and daniters of In
fection or hemorrhage.
See Dr. C. B. Cnaaol, Eye, liar,
Nos and Throat Hpecinllet, at
Cassel Brother
Chiropractic Clinic
SUM No. 7th St., Klamath
Palla, Ore. Phone 48(1
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plan to secure your fur.
IN A
SPECIAL SHOWING
AND SALE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
With
Mr. C. E. Samuelson for authority of the Hamilton Fur Co., in
personal attendance.
Mr. Samuelson, in this
presentation brinqj an
entirely new eoltection
of gorgeous fur fash
ions. Authorized mod
els after the original
desiqns of renowned
Parisian couturiers, and
now shown for the
first time in this ex
hibit and sale.. Only
prime winter cauqht
furs are used in tha
manufacture of Ham
ilton Fur Coats. You
may buy with utmost
confidence, these lux
urious creations of one
of America's largest
and finest manufactur
ing furriers.
SPECIAL RATES and ES
TIMATES will be gladly
given on restyling, repair
ing, cleaning and stor
age, plus Hamilton's
guaranteed fine workmanship.
4 H f I
n
A direct from the factory pre
sentation t prioes that make each
coat sound investment.
$79
TO
$1000
Am WOMAN'S SfOBt.iHt