t'AGE EIGHT
Don't worry shout old
man winter. No matter
how much be may blow
and bluster outside, he
cannot come into your
home if you have a Sun
Flame Oil Burning
Heater. For here's a
beater that is built to
deliver the heat to your
rooms, where you want
it, rather than to waste
it up the chimney.
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Ask your neighborhe has one.
WE RECOMMEND
That oil burning circulators be installed with out
side fuel tanks. It is a fact that any oil stove of
any brand, that has its fuel tank on the back of
the stove; will produce a certain amount of oil
vapor odor. Outside fuel tanks, if properly in
stalled have the following advantages.
O Positively no oil odors from
stove.
O Dills cheaper in larger quanti
' ties.
O You do not handle the fuel at
any time. Just turn the stove
On in the fall and turn it off
next spring. -
0 Your stove will work better
and with less trouble with out
side tanks.
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Trade in your old wood stove
now on an American Heater. It
may serve as the down payment.
SOUTHERN OREGON
HARDWARE
412 Main Street
Owned and Operated by E. J. Bell
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OIL COMPANIES
FAIL IN TRY TO
UNSEAT BLACK
(Continued from Page One)
fair methods of competition in
marketing their product in inter
state commerce.
Firm, Steady Voice
The court's newest justice read
the opinion in a firm and steady
voice, glancing about the court
room several times.
It was the only majority opin
ion delivered by Black today as
the court reassembled after be
ing in recess for two weeks.
No dissent to the decision was
announced. It reversed a ruling
against the commission by the
second circuit court of appeals at
New York.
In its complaint the com
mission had contended that the
Standard Education society of
Minnesota and the Standard En
cyclopedia Corporation of Illinois
told prospective customers they
had been specially selected to
'receive free an encyclopedia and
would have to pay only $69.50
for loose-leaf material to keep it
up to date.
"These representations are
false and misleading." the com
mission said. The price of
$6950 Is in fact the regular
price of the encyclopedia plus
the loose-leaf service."
WASHINGTON, Nov. g GP
justice Hugo L. Black voted
against the government in one
of the cases decided today by
the supreme court.
He joined with his eight col
leagues in holding jig saw puzzles
4pre not a game and the govern
ment therefore cannot levy n
game-tax on them. It was the
first decision day in which Black
had participated.
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EX-CON GETS TEAM
FAA CAINE MN
The law against og-convicts car
' rying firearms Will invoked hero
for the first time Monday when
George Coy Lundy wee given a
four-year prison sentence.
Lundy pleaded guilty in Circuit
,Judge B. B. Ashurst's court.
The prisoner was arrested by
state police several days ago after
he allegedly burglarized a car
parked near Fourth and Pine
streets. engaged in a fight
with the arresting officer, who
said Lundy drew a gun on him.
Lundy admitted having the gun
and it was found he is an ex
inmate of San Quentin. The dia-1
trict attorney's office then de
cided to invoke the firearm law.'
rather than the larceny charge.
and Mondays plea and sentenc
ing resulted.
STATE TROOPER'S
FACE BLASTED BY
SHOTGUN CHARGE
(Continued from Page One)
about 70, Olson's partner, was
found in a bed. hie bead also
mangled by shotgun pellets. A
Terrebonne coroner's jury deter
mined he was killed while be
slept Friday night.
Tuck and Pyle went to the
isolated ranch at the request of
A. O. Stadter. Bend city attor
ney. who said he bad received
a telegram f ram Mrs. M. B.
Mitchell, Spokane, asking an in
quiry about a letter she bad
from Olson, her uncle. Olson,
Stadter was informed, wrote,
"Dalsgard le dead and I'll be
dead in a few days."
Tuck said he accused -Olson
of killing D al age r d, but the
rancher said his companion bad
gone to town. Tuck turned to
ward the house. Olson snatched
a shotgun from a delivery truck
and shot Pyle. Tuck, unarmed,
escaped a similar blast when he
stumbled and fell aa he ran to
ward his car for a weapon.
The sergeant emptied a shot
gun, rifle and revolver into the
shed where Olson took refuge
but when he entered, Olson was
dead.
The gun battle was witnessed
by Walt er Hirsch, Terrebonne
mechanic whom Olson had called
to repair his car.
"Neighbors said the two old
men (Olson and Dalsgard) had
been quarreling for some time,"
the sheriff said. "Olson had been
selling cream and eggs. The
dispute was over division of
money."
"Neighbors said the two old No matter how many medicines
men (Olson and Dalsgard) had you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
been quarreling for some time," get relief now with Creomulsion.
the 'sheriff said. "Olson had been Serious trouble may be brewing and
selling cream and eggs. The you cannot afford to take a chance
dispute was over division of with any remedy less potent than
money." Creomulsion, which goes right to
the seat of the trouble and aids no.
titre to soothe and heal the inflamed
TOO LATE mucous membranes and to loosen
TO CLASSIFY and expel the germ-laden phlegm.
Even if other remedies have failed,
WWWWWWWWW,A000 don be discouraged., try creme'.
SPECIAL ON PERMANENTS atom Your druggist 15 authorized to
Two for one. Midway Beauty refund your money If you are not
Shop, next to Lucca Cafe, 2318 thoroughly satisfied with the bene
So. gth. Phone 1974-W. 11-13 fits obtained from the very first
bottle Creomulsion is one wordnot
VACANCY Room and garage. two, and it has no hyphen in it.
Court View Hotel. 11-10 Ask for it plainly, see that the name
on the bottle is Creomulsion, and
FOUR-ROOM furnished hens mi Yotell get the genuine product and
406 Oak St. 118 the relief you want. (Adv.)
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
IEditorials On News
(Continued from Page One)
the hook with a bang.
A8 Pollyanna would probably
have said, It's MOO to know
that subscribers appreciate the
paper enough to be sore when it's
late, and it'a better for us .to
have our shortcomings told to
our faces than behind our backs.
But the NEXT EVENING the
paper we. out on time. There's
nothing like a little sharp criti
cism to put us on our toes and
bring us to time.
HOOVER BLASTS
AT "POISON" OF
PROPAGANDA
(Continued from Page Ono)
adding "we must incessantly ex
pose intellectual dishonesty and
the purpose that lies behind it.
Half truth can be defeated with
the whole truth."
Hoover spoke at Colby college
on the 100th anni y of the
death of Elijah Parish Lovejoy. a
graduate of the college and an
editor at Alton. Ill., who perished
defending his right to print what
he wished against slavery. The
address was broadcast on a na
tionwide hookup.
A free press. Hoover said "is
far more than a publishers priv
ilege. It is a right of the peo
ple. But the publishers are its
lint lines of defense. They de
serve the gratitude of the coun
try for the seal with which they
have driven back every attempt
at legal restrictions."
Applied to Politics
Describing propaganda as a
"sinister word meaning halt-truth
or any other distortion of truth."
Hoover said it "moves by tainting
of news, by making synthetic
news and opinions and canards.
It promotes the emotions of bate,
fear and dissension.
"With still further refinements
(since the World war) it has been
applied to politics. The great
quality of this improved poison
seems to be that It must be
artistically done.
"If you don't like an argu
ment on currency or the budget
or labor relations or what not,
you put out slimy and if possible
anonymous propaganda reflecting
upon your opponent's grand
mother or the fact that his cousin
is employed in Wall Street or
is a communist or a reactionary.
New Deal Not Mentioned
"You switch the premise and
set up 'straw men and then at
tack them with fierce courage."
The only living ex-president.
Hoover made no mention of the
Roosevelt administration, nor did
he refer to the suggestion for a
mid-term republican convention
which he has backed and which
party leaders discussed In Chi
cago last week.
YOUNG PIANIST
FALLS TO DEATH
FROM TRAIN
(Continued from Page One)
exhausted, finally loosened his
grip and plunged to hie death
along the tracks.
No one on the train knew of
the pasaenger's death until a
telegram from Kalamazoo was de
livered to the conductor at Mich
igan City, Ind.
When and why Erlandson got
outside the window remained a
mystery.
Chris Outlay, a porter, said
Erlandson bad insisted that the
window beside him be kept open.
At Erlandson's home, his
mother said he had gone to New
York last week to compete in
the Mac Dowell club's annual con
test for pianists.
Lion "Duck" Dinner The
Lions club will bold a "duck din
ner" at the Willard hotel Tues
day instead of its regular Tues
day noon luncheon. Club officers
said the dinner would be held
even if there weren't any ducks.
Still CoigIiier
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Legion
Armistice bay
November llth
LEGION HALL
Music by Baldy's Band
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CAHA BEMIS AS -
. UNION SECHETABY
Ted Carr has resigned is
rotary and businefin agent of tho
Retail Clerks international Pro
tective association, an AFL af
filiate. ho announced Monday.
Carr is moving to Sint Francisco.
Now business agent of the
clerks union bore is Albert L.
Solomon, formerly of Portland.
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Monday.
INVALID CHARGED
WITH ATTACK ON
FORMER EMPLOYER
Ed .Callaway is named In a
complaint filed in Justice court
charging him with an attack on
it, A. Funk, Klamath turkey
grower.
Callaway was employed bY
Funk as a herder, and the alleged
attack occurred after an argu
ment with his employer, officers
said.
Callaway Is now in a hospital
suffering from heart trouble.
Obituary
sim 8. Immix
Sim B. Riddle. a resident of
Beatty. Oregon, passed away In
this city on Saturday. November
6. The deceased wall a native
of Tule lake. Calif., ' and was agedl
47 years 9 months and 10 daya
when called. He is survived by
his wife. Elsie; 3 sons. Leander,
Warren. Sim, Jr., and Raymond;
5 daughters, Rosalind, Christina',
Melva Ann. Geneva, and Anse,.
lane Tecumseh; his father. Jeff
Riddle. all of Beatty, Ore.; 2
sisters. Alluerva Brown of Beatty.
and Anna May Copperfield of
Bonanza, Ore.; also 11 nieces
and 5 nephews. The remains
rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. 925 High St.. where
friends may call after 5 P. M..
Sunday. November 7. Notice of
funeral arrangements will be
announced at a titter date.
Immix, 1,Em Eng
Harold Lemere, for the last
nine years a resident of Modoe
Point. Ore.. passed away In this
city Sunday. November 7. 1937.
at 10:20 p. m. following a brief
illness. Ile was a native of Soo.
Italie, Wash.. and at the time of
his death was aged 28 yews. 3
months and 21 days. Ile wee a
member of Klamath Falls lodge
No. 1108. Loyal Order of Moose.
Surviving Is an aunt. Mrs. E.
Goozie. The remains rest In the
Earl Whitlock Funeral Monte.
Pine street at Sixth. Notice of
funeral to be announced later.
WESTERN OREGON
BATTERED BY GALE;
HIGHWAY FLOODED
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land had .44, Ot Art inch of rata.
Salem .54 and Eugene .95.
Mors than a foot of snow
blanketed. Hood's Timberline
lodge. tile filches of snow fell
on the IlleKonale Pan between
Bend and Eugene..
WINE THIAL SET
FOB NOVEMBEII 15
The trial or .1. E. Whittle of
Portland for alleged violation of
the blue sky law has been set by
Circuit Judge Arthur D. Hay for
November 15.
Wind le is accused of withhold
ing certain information from a
prospective buyer of 'lock in a
memoriel park in Port lend.
George l'iloWry. former Mutt
nomah county prosecutor, haa
been named special prosecutor in
the case and hes been here for
several days. conferring with Dis
trict Attorney Hardin C. Black
mer. Defense ettorneyeere David R.
Vandenberg. Klamath Falls. and
Will Heaters. Portland.
Vital Statistics
sums
PALMER Born at Hillside
hospital. November It. 1937. to
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Pahner of 717
Mitchell street, a son. Neight. I
pounds. I ounces.
PARRISH Horn at Klamath
Valley hospital. November 7.
1937. to Mr. and Mrs. John Par.
rish of Chi loquin. a daughter.
1Veight. I pounds. I ounces.
Recuperating HereMrs. Erma
Propst. who recently underwent
a major operation in McCloud.
Calif.. has arrived in Klamath
Falls. and Is recuperating at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred limber on IVasiting
ton street.. Mrs. Propat plans to
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