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1 WOMEN NIT
1 :; IN AUTO CAASH
Mrs. B. Hamilton of Weyer
haeuser Camp No. 3, and Aim
Lloyd Aleme ilow, passengers in
an automobile driven by Hamil
ton, received Injuries 'Wednesday
afternoon, when the niachine
which they were riding crashed
head-on into another car on the
Oreensprings highway. according
to reports filed at the sheriff's
office.
Hamilton reported that the ac
cident occurred about 3:30 P
nh, when he tried to pa ea a
truck, end smashed Into a ma
chine coming from the opposite
direction. W. V. Cox of the
UM
Ashland route was the driver of
the truck. and J. C. Thorson of
1 route 3. the operator of the sec
ond car involved.
Other minor accidents in which
no injuries resulted were report
ed to sheriff's office as a result
of storms during the past two
days. Dora Wimer and Grace
Smith were operators or auto
mobiles invohed hi a slight ac
cident Wednesday noon on The
Da lies-California highway near
the city limits of Klamath Falls.
On Wednesday evening ma
chines driven by Richard N.
Coponger and Edward Cook were
Invoked in an accident on the
Midland road.
Monte Rouintree of Merrill
and Ed Simon of Portland re
ported an accident about two
miles west of Henley school oc
curring at 7:30 p. m. Wednes
day. Donald Erven Roberts of Olene
and K. L. Thomas of Klamath
Falls reported an accident which
occurred on the west side of Poe
valley at 11 a. in.. Thursday.
William Burkbard reported en
accident at 6 p. tn. Thursday.
about a half mile south of Keno.
The name of the driver of the
seco n d car involved was not
given in Burkhard's report.
METHODISTS PLAN
MOVE AGAINST EDT
At the First Methodist church
the special features of the let'.
vice of Sunday morning will be
the special music which will in
clude an anthem, "Seed Time and
Harvest," Lorena, by the choir
directed by Miss Lillie E. Darby,
and a duet. "Nearer. Still Near
er," Morris, by Mr. and Mrs.
Emery' Owen. The theme of the
sermon will be The Power of
Prayer."
The young married people of
the community are invited to the
parsonage, 1005 High street. for
the initial meeting of the Young
Married People's club which will
be held on Monday evening be
ginning at 7:30 o'clock.
On Tuesday evening beginning
at 7:30 p. m. all members and
workers are asked to meet with
Dr. Sydney W. Hall, superintend
ent of the Cascade district, for
the launching of a campaign to
raise part of the church debt. The
set-rice will begin with the Fel
lowship of the Upper Room, fol
lowed by the launching of the
campaign. The trustees have de
cided to do everything possible
at this time to get the balance of
the debt. remaining on the build
ing put in better shape, so that
It may be cleared off entirely in
a specified period of time. Dr.
Hall and Dr. Wemett will assist
the pastor and workers in this ef
The Statue of Liberty, in New
York harbor, is 160 feet high.
The table knife became popu
lar after the 17th century. It
was used for eatitg as well as
cutting at first.
Legal Notices
uOkftftw.,,Wooed."0,6aMIPOROS
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution and
order of sale duly Issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Coubty of Klamath, State of Ore
gon. dated the 22nd day of Octo
ber, 1937, In a Certain suit in the
Circuit Court for said County and
State, wherein J. B. Holbert as
plaintiff recovered Judgment and
decree against C. D. Clarke and
Ida E. Clarke for the sum of two
hundred dollars together with in
terest thereon at the rate of ten
per cent per annum from the 15'h
day of December, 1930, and the
further sum of 850.00 as attorney
fees, on the 22nd day of October,
1937.
Notice is hereby given that
will on the 22nd day of Novem
ber, 1937, at the front door of
the Klamath County Court House
at Klamath Fails, Oregon, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described realty, to-wit:
Lot 20 of Block 3, Altamont Acres.
in Klamath County, Oregon. Tak
en and levied upon as the proper
ty of said defendants, or as much
thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the said Judgment and de
cree in favor of the plaintiff
against said defendants, with in
terest thereon, together with all
costs and disbursements that may
accrue.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, this 22nd day of October,
1937.
L. L. LOW, Sheriff.
By ANNE PRICE, Deputy.
H 0 22,29 N 5,12-478
MOTHPROOF
Dry Cleaning -
Every Garment
Mothproofed at
No Extra Coat.
STANDARD
DYERS & CLEANERS
1409 Esp lanade, Thom 1125
a
Authentic Background for
Stanley Picture Costly
' By FREDERICK O. OTIIMAN
(United Press Hollywood ('or
reepondent) HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 12 (UP)
Otto Brower. the movie director.
reported today that he spent five
months and nearly 2300,000 to
get authentic background for the
forthcoming picture about Stan
ley's African adventures.
"And when I got to UMW. where
Stanley found Dr. Livingston and
spoke one of history's most fam
ous lines." he added ruefully. "I
had to built a let must like we
make here in Hollywood."
It was in the year 1272 that
Henry Al. Stanley, a young newa
paper reporter, was given the
epochal assignment of going to
Africa and staying there until he
found the long-missing scientist,
Dr. Robert Livingston.
After incredible hardships.
Stanley staggered into the vilage
of Ujiji. on Lake Tanganeka, dis
covered a w1Hte-baired old man
and uttered these words:
"Dr. Livingston, I presume?"
Twentieth Century-Pox is mak
ing a cinematic record of this ad
venture, with Tyrone Power play
ing the part of Stanley. The com
pany sent Director Brower into
the heart of Africa five months
ago to get background pictures
for the film.
"So I went to Africa with a
staff of 27 men," Brower said.
"We flew from England. The cost
of our airplane tickets would have
been enough to make many a
movie, entire.
"When we landed at Nairobi,
we made up a safari of about 200
COMMENT GIVEN ON
HAYBIJAN SEA VICES
More comment on the Ray
burn evangelistic services Watt
made Friday by men interested.
E. W. Mersereau of the Rogue
River Timber company said:
"We all know that our Christ
ian churches are our most valu
able institutions in Klamath
Falls for the welfare of our
people. The pastors of these
churches are spending their en
tire time going about doing
good. In my opinion. they per
formed a particularly great ser
vice for good when they united
and sponsored the Rayburn meet
ings. "The value to our community
of Doctor Rayburn's preaching
the Gospel of Christ here can
not be measured In a material
way. He preached the Truth.
The Truth is Spiritual- and last
ing. It will not pass away. It
will make us free. I. am sure
we will be better parents. better
workers and better neighbors be
cause the Rayburns came here.
"I am deeply appreciative to
our pastors and the Rayburns for
the messages of good will to all
men brought us."
C. S. Robertson, treasurer of
the campaign. said:
"As financial secretary to the
recent Rayburn Evangelistic
Campaign, I have been asked.
"Was it worth what it cost?"
(from Ozcz)
SALLY, YOU STUDIED
HOME ECONOMICS AND
SEE YOU USE NUCOA I
0111,1S,AUNTJANET! NUCOA
IS SO WHOLESOME. AND
HAVEN'T YOU HEARD, IT
CONTAINS VITAMIN A
NOW! Ili VERY DIFFERENT
FROM OLD-FASHIONED
MARGARINES
WELL I (GUESS I'VE BEEN
BEHIND THE TIMES I NO
REASON WHY I SHOULDN'T
use NUCOA TOO, AND
SAVII MONgy
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
persons. including Niro. Marlin
Johnson the explorer. and we set
out to follow Stanley,'" trail. It
took us five months to do it, and
though we worked hard, we suf
fered no particular hardships.
"Eventually we got to Mill,
where Stanley spoko'his celebrat
ed line. We discovertsti that we
eottitin't take any shots there.
The Blip of 1872 was not the
UJIJI or 1937.
"There were gasoline filling
stations when wo got there, and
houses with tin roofs and natives
wearing civilised clothes. SO we
had to go back out of town a
piece and build our own 1872 ver
sion of the- town. The natives
thought we were crazy."
Brower got a lot of co-operation,
however. from the folks who
thought he was a little cracked.
That was because he paid them
high wages in true Hollywood
fashion.
Each native got a daily salary
of one chunk of meat and the
equivalent of 13g American pennies.
Cecil B. De Mille, who has spent
more millions perhaps on more
moviea than any other director.
had to get a special permit from
the actor's union today, before he
could turn movie actor. himself.
Once he got his permit, De
Mille donned an ensemble of
green, including suit, shirt, tie
and emerald ring, put on his put
tees and took the part of a movie
actor in a film being produced to
advertise his forthcoming picture.
"The Buccaneer."
Just pause for a moment and ask
yourself, "Is ordinary crime. big
and little. a growing menace to
our community?"
"Then whether you are a
church man or not, you at least
would not want to live In a
community without a church In
fluence, which in a large measure
lessens crime and creates respect
for law and order. If the recent
Evangelistic Campaign would be
responsible for having one less
murder in Klamath county, for
which we have some reputation.
we would actually be money
ahead. as the average major
crime costs society easily $2000
to apprehend. and prosecute. and
provide for such a criminal. This
amount would easily finance the
Evangelistic Campaign. as con
ducted by our Ministerial As
sociation and the Rev. James
Rayburn, in which approximate
ly 200 young people confessed
their Lord and started on a bet
ter life.
"In every way our Evangelis
tic Service was a big success and
was financed without any Min
den on any one and was enjoyed
by a great host of our people."
C. S. Robertson.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Humming birds cannot use
their legs for walking purposes.
To start a freight locomotive
reid bring it to running speed. a
half ton of coal is required.
According to estimates, alliga
tors are only two feet long when
they are 15 years old.
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DIET GROWING CHILDREN
NEED. eesioes VITAMIN A,
IT SUPPLIES AS MUCH 11000
ENERGY AS THE MOST EXPENSIVE
SPREAD FOR BREAD! AND THE
VITAMIN A IN SWAM NEVER
VARIES. WINTER AND SUMMER
ITS ALWAYS THE SAME I ,
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NO REASON AT ALLI YOU'LL
LOVE ITS FRESH TASTE ON
BREAD AND ITS DELICIOUS
RICHNISS FOR SEASONING,
SHORTENING AND FRYING
STATE WINNER IN
PkM HOTEL CASE
Patricia ONeal. proprietor ot
the Paint hotel. and defendant in
abetment proceedings filed by the
Oregon liquor control commis
sion. appeared In circuit court
Friday morning and stipulated
that the court might enter a de
ores in accordance with complaint
of the plaintiff'.
The abetment proceedings bad
been sot for trial before Judge
K. B. Ashurst P'riday, and Ans.
tin F. )gel. Jr.. attorney for
the liquor control comniisaion.
was present in court.
A permanent restraining order
will be issued by the court un
less the defendant. Patricia
O'Neal shall give bond ot WOO
In favor ot the state on the con
dition that neither she. her ser
vants or agents will again tote
the premises for the unlawful
sale ot liquor.
This is the first abetment
Proceeding ever tiled by the li
quor commission in Klamath
Falls. according to nese!. ni
though similar actions have bcen
taken several times in Portland.
These proceedings are only un
dertaken when repeated viola
tions have been chalked up
against a certain place, it wee
stated.
OUT THROUGH WINDOW
CANTON. Ohio. (UP)Three
bandits entered a shoe store to
day and stuck guns into the ribs
of Manager Ira 1-la Dorman. The
manager swung with his right
and knocked one of the gunmen
through a plate glees window
Into the street. The other two
fled with their companion.
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I RAILROAD
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BODY OF It Ps
FIREMAN SOUGHT
l'111,0A.. Ca lif Nov. 12 (APE
Service wen resumed tildnY on
the mein Him of the Western
Pacific reliroad. b u t wrecking
erewa still sought the bedI ot
Fireman Lt. (I. Charboneant bo
tiered killed when tho line's east
bound Seville Limited was wreck
ed by hitting a two-ton boulder
In the track yesterday morning.
Engineer Harry rotes was
killed and his body recovered
from a pile of rocks. The loco
motive and notil cer tumbled
400 yards down a canyon wail.
Nine earl remained on the tracks.
The 100 passengers wore not in
jured. Railroad men said It wee pos
sible the fireman was drowned
and his body carried downstream.
John Jacob Astor was prob
ably the richest man In the Unit
ed States In his dity. 1763-1848.
Pocahontas. ot John Smith
tame. died on board a ship At
Oravesend. England.
Tides In the Bay ot Fundy
rise to a height of 70 feet.
Voil'al The flavor...
she is perfect! Madam will be
happy, and for Monsieur it is
the Wings of the Morning!
Vive le Schilling!
Schilling
Coffee
One for Percolatoranother
one for Drip or Glass Maker.
ages, they are the perfect ac
companiment for cheese. Keep a
generous supply on hand.
Your grocer features a real
economy value in the popular
2-pound "family" size. Two
other convenient sizes tool
CHILDREN nunx
OLIVET. Mich., Nov. II (AP)
The tiro chlidron ot atr. and
Aire. Harold Vriggiosworth wore
toirnoit to donth today whon tire
dootroyod the mail building in
which they had boon living On
MIMINIMIIIIIMIMMM
Our Own Delivery Service
524 Main St. Phone 64-46
Special for Saturday, Monday
Sugar Powdered or Prown 3 11.19c
e Guara 41 ni... Fresh
Egg. Nolan Kt I rots Dos. 2Ic
41.,. Pacific Mond
Apricot., No. la Tin
Corn Meal White or Yellow 01.1t. ling 29c
Tomato Juice Itwitem No. 10 tin 29c
Coffee Po !woos -Lb.
Ti In 25c 2,11.49c
Soup ComphelloEloropt CHIA on 3 f0r25c
Clorox Quart Bottle I5c
Flour Drifted RtIOW 40-1,11..17:1u. 5
Sl169c
Cocoa Much Moro 2
LUX FLAKES ' 8 Itric 180 a Large 41s
LEx SoAr s (Or 1St
ItiNso a It 170 s !Arse 430
birEsvoir s for 11 I0
SPRY 111). eitn-210 881. ran 57 0 011). ron $1.13
Oranges. MunklAt. Now (stop 2 1..29c
Grapefruit Arizona Mq4Ir. II4 sit. Loth 5e
Potatoes v. R. No. 2I.Lh. Ilow 33e
Apples onty Widows 4 Box 79e
Cabbage 1.fir. oII4 floods Lb. IC
Walnuts
Meat Specials
Pot Roast
Rib Boll
T-Bone Steak
Shoulder Veal
Shoulder Pork
Pork Chops
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Market and Grocery
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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good?" inquires the pleased guest. The proud
hostess replies it's Snow Flake Sodu,
cracker favorites which come so flaky and
fresh from National Biscuit Company nearby
Western bakeriu.
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delicately salted crackers glowing "lath the
golden blush of perfect baking. Baked near
home and rushed to your grocer
in double-wax-wrapped pack- Ilmoslansam
November 12, 1937
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lb. 23c
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lb. 30c
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