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CITY BRIEFS
Nurses Hamar Dis
trict eight or ttio tirasitiate
Nunn's association will hold a
pro-Ch riot Inas biltuar Iii tho audi
torium of tits' oil y library Satur
day, Deeember I I, to which the
piddle is int lied. Lunch will
be Nerved. Mori big. lit I I : 30 it.
In., for which I hero will bo
nominal chargo, and a immisor
of attractive I I aro being
err:Doted, inritssilog it doll (toot,.
airs. J. N. Arnold Is III charge
of arrungements ter tho lif nth
assisted by sit her member,' of
ho assocint tiori
from tho bazaar will (to used to
help defray expenses of (Ito slats
Convent ion of g retina hs nurses
!Itch will lin hold in Klanutlit
Falls nest !slay.
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the lituntat Ii peoplo who aro les
conalog symphony cosseert mind
ed doss to I he" ninny 'symphony
programs which aro being broad
cast regularly and i liii till,, emit ly 11111 111,1ft, tIlilii nre a
Homiest' of quisonosting new books
St ho 101Dititth count,' IsrstrY
dealing w I t it sYmpliony music
and Mil fit eonneeloti with it,
fti'volilIIi IO (list library si
A not her new book, "Al nide Over
the Air." deallog with all types
of niusle, will soon Ito ready for
circulation at I ho lihritry, it will
stated,
Minor AecidentioA. J. Ellen
berger reported It minor occident
to polies bureau Veilliiiistisy
morning. Thu crash ocetirred at
Ninth and Piney strums ot S:30
a. nu. and icy pavement wits
given as the cause. No injuries
resulted, and tinning to ho ma
chines InVOiVigt With of s minor
nature. Thu name of (hi, opera
tor of tho second car involved
was not given. it. J. Drown('
and L. L. ;Morrow reported a
minor accident tit Mouth Sixth
and itaticlif fro streets whieh oc
curred at 0: 30 it in., Decem
ber 3.
thritelttliallit Tito Lend-aHand
circle will moot at the
home of Mts. David Kenyon.
235 North Tenth weed. Thurs.
December 0, for a 1 o'clock
luncheon. Cohostesses am o Mrs.
Mao Evans, Mrs. IVilliont Stein
nii9t and Mrs. Carroll Poole.
Tho luncheon will be 10110W011
by a Christmas party and gift
esehouge. A I I Lend a Hand
mombere and their friends are
cordially invited to attend. Hes
orvationa may be made by call
ing Mrs. Kenyon, 401, or Mrs.
Evans, 1566.
Culla 5leellitg fit. Paul's
Episcopal guild will meet Thum
day altornoon at tho parlab
house at Eighth and Jefferson
alroet. As thoro are still orders
, for fruit coke and puddings to
Á be filled, members are asked to
colon ProPttrod to cut fruit. Elec
tion of officers for 1036 will
also be held during tho after
Reports ItequestedAll chair
men of PTA membership com
mittees are requested to present
their reports to Mrs. It. A. Lit
Londe, membership chairman of
the county council of PTA be
fore Monday. December 13, Mrs.
La Londe's .telephone number is
23:19.1.
PILES
Quirk Positive
Permanent
RELIEF
Advanced non.stirgient meth.
NO 110NPITALiz.vriosNo
loss of limo front work.
Shiny anibified patients In
Klamath and surrounding
countiy horn been given pet,
motorist relief. AV rile for
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic Physician
731 Main Pi 4018
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chaptor or tho Writora' leasuo
will bo hold Thursday availing
lit 7:45 o'clock at the chamber
dif columerco A mooting o tho
chnoter'a execativo board
kohl Wednemilry 'Memo!' 'sit the
holm, of tho oreoldeut, Niro, FL
P. Livingaton; whoa losalnoso
muttons were 'Mourned.
31ellottikt Hamar The ma
nual Intanar given by the Mom,.
filet 14111114,11 Aid will be held in
tile recreation room of the church
at Tenth and Blab Naomi Satur
day, December 11, Martina at 11
a. in. Lunch will be 'served to the
ptiblin from 13 until 2 p.
Ilan Intatistr I this will include
111'11110 work, farm produre, can
dies and other foodstuffe.
e Orlin Pout. Mat Po Henn
Pout NO, 1313, VFW, mot to hold
restolur thawing Vaditandity eve
ning, Datromber S. Plutito wor() to
Ito outdo for tho annual (Arita
Inuit tract mid party. Atomborn
were 'mold to lie present and vlod
tors cordially ittyllad. 1041131th
mania two to lot served ut
alotto or tho luminous mooting,
Pleys In Orchestra Jessie
I !eider. sophomoro In Jou Mei
IsM itt the Univtirsity of Oregon,
was It member of I ho violin goo
lion of t ho University Hy:ultimo y
orchest rut in Its concert with
I ern n cots Workman, violinist.
Mins Heider Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Heider of
It la met Falls.
flos OperationMrs. F.
Hunter, well known matron of
this city, is a patient at the
Htanford university hosjAtal In
Huh Frnncisco, where she recent
ly underwent a serious major
operation. Mrs. Hunter expects
to remain at the hospital for
about two niOlit he.
fiends Hit! ChillFrank Drew
of Klamath Fulls was elected
president of the University of
Oregon Ski club at the first
meeting of the year. Drew is a
senior in business administration
at the university. fie is affiliat
ed with Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Enj Oy liOr Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Evens and Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Thra pp recently re
turned from a week's motor trip
to Drovi lie, Ran Francisco and
other California points. While
at 01111110 they were gueats of
Mrs. Thrapp'a parents.
Finest 1m poaell Fin 0 of $ I 0
Was imposed upon D. O. Ity ler
hr Police Judge Otto hangslet
Vednesday on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. Two defendants
charged with drunkenness wore
Also fined $10 each.
Corps Practice The
FOE drum corps will practice
at 7:30 p. in. Friday, at Hal
Miter's garage. All members are
urged to be on time in order to
allow as much practice as pos.
Bible.
Missionory SocietyThe
Mantle 11 M1IM. 1.011101111 Mis
sionary society will hold a pro
gram meeting nt the home Of
Mrs. G. G. Gilman, 934 Fulton.
Thursday at 2 p. m. Members
and friends are cordially invited.
Theft ReportedTheft of two
watches from his tntilor house
somo time ago has been reported
to pollee bureau by Jack Keiffer
of 615 Commerchti street.
4744,001 KENTUCKY glaIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY . yowl sum TO AIN ooly LIQUORS
KLAMATH COUNTY
' ABSTRACT CO.
Abstract. -- Tido Insurance
Escrows
ELBERT S. VEATCH
III So. Fourth St. Phone 185
LNATIONAL DISTILLIRS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, NIW TONI
Condit ion Improves
tied improvement in the condition
of Huth Faserst roan. w ho was
seriously Injured in an automo
bile accident early Sunday, was
reported by Hillside hospital at
Madan IS Wed nesday a fi ernoom
hi bus Fa 'centrum su I limed a skull
fracture In the wreck.
ittaerabee Ateetinge Junior
Almenbees will hold regular meet
ing l'hursday, December when
they will elect three new officers
and. make plans for a Christina&
early, All members are urged to
be present. Adult Maccabees will
hold reit ii Mr meeting on Thurs
day evening.
Word of Death Mra. flurry
Pratt. mother of Mrs. flurry Cloy.
er, died at 4:30 V. tn. Sunday in
Loa Angeles, according to word
received by friends here. Mn.
Pratt and Mr. and Mra. Clover
were former rvioldente of Klamath
Falls and well known lucre.
Eng leN meeting A regular
meeting of Om Fraternal Order
of Nag his will bo held In the now
hall, Fifth and Main streets, on
Thursday, December it at 8 p.
Officers said this will be a highly
iniportant meeting.
Apron SaleThe Harmony cir
cle of the First Christian church
will hold an apron, dishpan and
fruit sale at the Sunset grocery,
corner of Tenth and Main through.
out Saturday.
Sponsor CarnivalThe Eagles
auxiliary will sponsor a carnival
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the now Eagles hall at Fifth and
Main streets. The public is invited.
Church HupperThe women of
the Zion Lutheran church will
serve a supper at the church,
1015 'High street, Friday, De
cember 10, between the hours of
0:30 and 7:80 p.
To San FranciscoMrs. Harry
1101VIII lett Wednesday morning
tor gun Francisco, where she will
remain for some time to receive
medical treatment.
Mom InitiationClass Initia
tion will be held by the Klaniath
Falls Moose lodge Friday evening,
December 10, at the K. C. ball.
13111100111 Dative The Moose
drill team la sponsoring a balloon
dance Saturday evening. Decem
ber 11. at tho K. C. hall. The
public is cordially invited.
RNA to MeetRoyal Neighbors
of America will hold regular
business meeting and election of
officers Friday evening. Decem
ber 10, at 7:30 o'clock in the
100F hail.
Vane Lodge MeetsA meeting
or the Vasa 'Oregon Star lodge
will be held Saturday, December
11, at 8 v. at.
LIONS CLUB
HEARS SAFETY
WEEK ADDRESS
The Safety week message was
carried to the service organise
tiits Tuesday when Orth Sise
more, ni e In b e r of the junior
chamber of commerce, which is
sponsoring the annual campaign,
addressed the Lions club at its
regular luncheon meeting.
The Lions decided to conduct
a residential Christmas lighting
contest among their own mem
bership, to run concurrently with
the city - wide lighting contest,
which the club is backing.
Louis Hoagland. automobile
dealer, was installed as a new
member of the club.
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
GRAYBorn at Hillside hos
pital, December 7, 1937, to Air.
and Mrs. Pete Gray of Klamath
Falls. a son. Weight, 7 pounds,
14 ounces.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
JAPAN'S WAR CHARIOT RIDES HIGH although Its roadway Is rickety as this tank rumbles over a partially
ruined bridge somewhere on the Sinonlapanese war front. This remarkable picture was taken as Nipponese troops moved forward
on a new front with mechanical units leading the way. At Nanking, former capital of nationalist China, foreign military experts had
advised Chinese crack forces to retreat before their approaching foes lfottled up the defenders. Large stale troop movement across the
Yangtze is next to impossible because .here are no bridges.
A MODERN STOREHOUSE FOR ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE Is Vienna's
proposed ultra-modern library, designed to replace overtaxed facilities of its present national library
and University of Vienna library. Here is an artist's conception of the structure planned by Dr. Wee
2er Theiss, young Viennese architect. Austria's government budget committee listened with a favor
- able attitude to plans for constructing the 26-story skyscraper.
Mellowing Gene Tunney Picks
Schmeling to Plaster Bomber
NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (Al')
After yesterday at Madame Bey's
training emporium, there can be
no further doubt that Gene 'run
ner is expanding and mellowing
in the ripeness of his 39 years.
No one Out at Madame Bey's
retreat in New Jersey would be
hove it when word arrived that
the former champion was going
to watch Max Schmeling work
out. Nino years had passed
since he had hung up the gloves,
and in that time he never had
done more than bow stiffly to
the business that made him his
fortune.
But he showed up on time,
bustled genially into the heart
of the campMadame Bey's din
ing roomand for two hours
appeared to enjoy himself like a
kid out of school.
He sat and sipped wine and
swapped loud talk with a score
of sports writers and roundly
detlored the local movement to
boycott Schmeling's bout with
Harry Thomas Monday night at
Madison Square Garden because
he is a nazi.
Some of those who had tried
long but unsuccessfully to get
acquainted with .Turiney back in
the days when he was champion
of the world sat aside and list
ened in silent amazement. "I
can't believe it's the same man,"
said one.
It was tho first time he had
been hack to Summit since be
fore his first fight with Dempsey
at Philadelphia. Madame Bey
said that having "her two big
boys," Tunney and Schmeling,
back boom at once vita the big
gest event in her life since the
(lay she saw President William
McKinley mortally wounded,
The little gymnasium was
packed with townsfolk when
Gene climbed the hill to watch
Schmeling toil. They gave him
a thumping welcome. He watched
the German keenly and didn't
hesitate or split an infinitive in
picking him to knock out Joe
Louis cold again next June.
"Ile has the greatest right
hand I over saw. He could whip
Louis tomorrow.: There's no rea
son why he shouldn't win his
title back at 32. I wasn't yet at
RECTAL AND COLON
TROUBLES 4111, -
Nntireledene awaywith by
icon-surgical methods. No
confinement to home. No
loss of this from work. ),
What we have done for ,
thousands of otherswe can
do for you Learn what it t
mune to be treated by
pecialiste who art Ions experienced fa
tale psrticular line of work.
PRIM BOOKLETCall or Write fot
it. Very in tttttt ins and instructive.
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Physician and Surgeon
WIL Cm. IL Burnside and Grand Asth
Telephone B&W Sete Portland, Oregon
IIMMEIMEMEINIMINEINEMPEINIEMINIEll
my peak when I retired at 30."
The thing about Schmeling
that appeared to Intrigue Tun
ney most was his weight, the
" The foe& was excellent,
fact that Max never varies more
than a couple of pounds from
fighting trim. 196, in or out of
training. He eats anything he
pleases, too, and goes to at least
two picture shows every night,
if possible.
Schmellng isn't making a n y
predictions on the outcome of
Monday night's scalp. The word
is out and around that Thomas
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prices - almost unbelievable ."
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Think of itwhen you travel on The
Challenger, dining car meals n eed only
cost you 900 a daylbreakfast 25,
30f, dinner 350 Wholesome
satisfying meals, too. This famous comfort:
economy train also offerst
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able Challenger Sleeping Cars nrisktot. &a day
modernized Pultman.Tourist Total Co
Sleepers. Smart new lounge car
for sleeping car passengers. Every reruVoillyattlill
car air condit toned clean,
quiet, comfortable. , .
'The Challenger leaves San Francisco 8:00 IN ni. daily.
rot information, Hafts and totorvationi, Pp?, ko
UNION vsoirto
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5101 Math Sam'. Boarrunouto
. tickets aito at Local Sagami Pacifto vim Oiltm
Cost Is Surprisingly Lowl
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Sea 'nada:ow Chicago S345
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31,044 2ad aay
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Total Cad 536.55
Trove the Cholleattet Way
ter Comfort onci S0000me
is a much tougher lad than Joe
Jacobs might have selected for
Schmeling's first warm-up.
"But I let Joe do all the wor
rying now," said Max. "All I
have to do Is fight."
He was told that Joe Louis
was coming in to see the fight.
"That's all right," he grinned.
"I had a good view of him once,
on the floor."
MELBOURNE, Australia. Dec.
8 (AP)Don Budge and Gene
Mako, American tennis stars, en
countered difficulty in disposing
of Bromwich and Huxley, 7-5,
3-6, .6-4, 4-6, 7-5 in the semi
finals of the Victorian champion
ships today. The Americans will
meet Jack Crawford and Vivian
McGrath in the doubles finals.
PORTLAND, Dee. 8 (AP)The
Bradford clothiers won from the
',infield college basketeers, 42 to
38, here last night, Straits of
',infield tallied 18 points.
CHEMULT SCHOOL
STATUS REDUCED
The school at Chemult has
been reduced to one-room status
due to the removal of the Polices
Bay Logging camp from that dis
trict, according to County Super
intendent Fred Peterson. -
Viva Liekey. who has been
teaching at Chemuit, was moved
to the Summers school south of
town.
County school vacation period
will start on Thursday, Decem
ber 23, and will end Monday.
January 3.
Stagg Gets Game
With Old College.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (AP)--Amos
Alonzo Stagg, University of Chi
cago football coach for 11 years,
will return to Stagg field next
fall to lead a gridiron foe against
the Maroons.
Stagg's College of Pacific eleven
from Stockton, Calif., has been
signed for a game November 12,
as a tribute to the veteran on his
50th year of football coaching
next season. "The grand old man"
left Chicago in 1933, at the age
of 71, under the university fao
ulty retirement rule,
BANTA ROSA, Calif.. Dec. B
(A)--Death took Mrs. Mary Ann
Never , 75, mother of Ernie
N one,time All-American
fulback at Staonford university
and now assistant football coach
at University of Iowa.
Mrs. Nevers, born in Frederick
ton, New Brunswick. Canada, bad
La Pointe's
Is pleased to announce the addition to their staff of
MRS. JENNIE CRANDALL
who will be happy to greet old friends '
-and new- at
La Poinfe's
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MEET WEDNESDAY
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A meeting of the Build Klamath
committee was to be held Wed- 4,
nesday at the chamber of com
merce quarters. Ail members were
urged to be present.
George Davis, representative of
the chamber of commerce at the
national housing conference In
Washington, D. C., will give hie
report.
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