December 27, 1937
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
WEEKEND GAL
E
(Coitltiiuad from l'uiio Onn)
weather Willi lnlorinltlrnt sun
uhlii prevailed over Mm central
llomlo river vullny tunny. I no
prediction us for ruin.
All mujur lilxhwiiy were i-n,
with slippery I'oudtiluus In the
Hlsklyous mid on Iho Ashland
Klaiualh lilKhway but not auffl
oleul la ri'lmcl Hurtle. Tint
Crultr Inlm IiIkIiwuv wn nuuii in
KOVI'I llllHUlt l ump Hint In Kurt
KliuuiHu. 1' 1 1 1 y Inelies of minw
was reported In Itju Urulor Luke
national park. Ton Inches of snow
wm reported nl 1'rospecl.
HAN KHANCimu. Ui-c. 27 U"i
A blliiillnit ' lulu" lot! a Ibli'k
nl til nun lu dus iikii lulu which
lao Alcatrux convicts cactiped
rolled over (ho 8nn Kruuclacu bay
Hlou last lilKhl, ilouliiK Irnllli'
to walk, liiililiiK einpa lu the
harbor, anil grounding airplanes.
ItO-l'ut'l Visibility
Chamber uf oouimiti'iiu muiluu
tlripait mviit lookoun rnportvd via
bility on iho bay wai a "bam to
foot."
The fog bauin,ri,il th shoreline
aoarch for tha bodies of tho Aim
Irai fugitives, Itnlph Him unit
Tueoduro Colu. Warden Juiiii"
A. Jounalun haa expressed the
oplalou tho men tlrowntid when
limy fled from lha Inlaul lieocui
ber It anil Hint their bodies v.uuld
bo waahod aihoro.
BALEM, iJec. 87 l.-Heavy
weekend wlmla mill ruin curittllod
highway irafflo ovor wostern Ore
gon. Waahouta caused uno-way traf
fic on lb upper Columbia river
highway oaal uf Troutdulo iind a
alldo closed Ihu sniuo highway
near Multnomah Kalis, liteiu
woa dntoiir ucar Iho Moutgutu
ory Ward stora In 1'orllunil on
highway 30 bemuse of a allilo.
Willamette HlKhnoy Hooded
Tho .Mc.Mlllllvlllu IiIk1io i
cloacd by hlub walur hulnueu Val
ly Junciloti and a point six miles
south. A flood closed the tfnlt'in
Datlna hlKhwuy.
Tho prlnKfli'ld--'r'iiW('ll terrl
torlal road wua under aU luehca
of water, whllo tho acboola aecon
clary highway woa cloned by hlKli
water near Bweet Homo.
Tho Willamette hUhxay waa
under water near (ionhen.
SANTA CLAUS
STORK LEAVES SIX
CHRISTMAS BABIES
i
' (Continued from rno Ono)
bthlea and thren boy bahlea were
born during (he 21 hnura of
Chrlatmita dny.'lhn flrat n limom
10 pound, two ounce boy to
Mr. and .Mra. C. Ii. lliitrhlua,
R09 Owon atreot, Klitmiiili Kalla.
Thla la their arcoud child.
The proverhlnt bird made an
other round eeverat hours later
and left with Mr. nnd Mra. C.
M. Ttayann, Itmitn 3, Hon 9 4.1,
a anven pound girl.
- During the roninltwlor of
Chrtatmaa day four oilirr proud
parenta were given their prlce
leaa glfta. Mr. anil Mra. (lenrgo
Iloyea of Mulln are parent of
a boy weighing four pounda, 13
ouncea.
Mr. and Mra. pen Ilencnl, al
io of Mnlln, a girl baby weigh
ing light pounda, aavon and a
half ouncei.
Mr. and Mra. Rnlph fllhbnna.
4 9 N. Flrat nlreiit. a liny,
weighing arvon pounda, 1.1'i
ouncea.
Mr. and Mra. B. J. Wyatt,
138 N. Fifth atreot, a girl
weighing all pounda, en and
a hnlf ounrca.
Two more bahlea, both hoy,
were born tho dny following
Chrlatmna, Docomhor 2D, at Hill
aide hoapltRl.
To Mr. and Mra. Joaa Rpnn
noua, Dorrla, a hoy, wolghlng
lix pounda, 1 r. VS ouncea.
To Mr, anil Mra. 0. I). Potta.
'119 8. Klilorndo, a boy, eight
pounda, nix and a halt nuiicoa.
Mr. and Mra. John McParland.
41 S Eldorado, are alio parent!
of a baby boy born Docember
17. Tho child wolghod nine
pounda, on nnd onn hnlf ounrca.
At Klnmnth Volloy hoapllnl
tba alork mad a bolntcd holi
day call, but loft two bnliloa, a
boy and rlrl on December 87.
Mr. and Mra. N. V. Manna, Route
Box 932, are pnrnnta of n liny
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
-ROOM furnished cabin. Inquire
, did wnntlnnd. . 13-38
Vacancies io so. 6th. Hot
and oold wator, aloam bent,
12-38
WANTED TO BUY 3 tona of
balod hay delivered, Phono
561-W-4. 13-29
FURNISHED APT. Two rooma;
alao aleoplng room. 808 Wanh
) tngton. 1-8-38
BLOCKS ROADS
RAILWAY
LINES
Greetings from
Lost River Tavern
OLENE
Chicken Feed Saturday,
January 1st
Dancing by
Jack Stuart's Music Wranglers
Claims for Job Insurance
Filed at Employment Office
(Kdllnr's nolo; About 11,
noo.linu workers In 21 luLi-H mil
Ihu District of Columbia will be
uomn nllKllilo In Jiinmiry lo draw
uiieiiiplnymnht compensation If
I liny lose their Joba, The follow
Init ui thin kIvi'h Hi" ntiswcr of
Winililnutiiii nulhnrllles in (1 iif-n-IIiiiih
nliiiut how tllimj buneflls
will bo paid.)
WAHIIINQTON. Doc. 27 (P)
When a workur eligible undor Ilia
annua luw for unemployment
imiupnnaiitlon loaea bla Job, how
Hhoiild fin no 'bout fllliiK a claim?
Aa noon a ho la luld off, ho
ahould register nl tho nearoet of
fice of Ihu atuin employment aor
vlcu, uHkTnir, for work. When ho
roKlnlurn, Im ulmi will f I lu a claim
for out-of-work hi'iieflta.
Huppnao ihoru la no aiutu om
ployiuuut nl f no lu hla luw u?
"U'nltlnir I'nrlod"
Ho ahould ank hla omployor for
tho uililruaa of tho nrnrnat ono and
for Infoi uiuilon aa to whoru and
how lo ri'Klninr.
How aoon itf i.r rfKlatrntlou
will buuofll piiyuionla hrijlli?
All atutti laa mil for a "wait
Iiik pnrlod," u a ii a 1 1 y two or throo
wci'ka.
How iniii-h wilt boni'flta bo?
I'aiinlly half of full-tlina pay.
but not morn than $lu a weok.
lluw Ioiik will tho payiiiollla
contlniiuT
In moat ataloa that dipenda ou
hnw much tho worker enrncd In
Julia roviMinl by uuouiployuK'iit
roiupoliaiillou Inauriinro before
fllliiK bla t-luim. lu othura, Ii la
lluurud ou tho tlmu workud ou
auch Joba. A year'a work at full
warfia procodlni uncmtiloymcMil
would ontltle the worker to ID to
10 wouka unomploynieni compeii
aatlon. I'Afl-'l'lltie C'olllH'liiNtloii
If a worker Ii laid off more
than once during the year, cau
ho draw bnneflta the aacond time?
Yea. until hla vurnlng credlta
are uaed up.
Hiitpuao he haa only part-time
work 1
Nearly all alalei provldo for
wotieliliiK tilno pound. two
ouiiroi.
To Mr. and .Mra. William
HlUMipo. 20 a Odka l(nji., a sill,
even poumli, olio-hall ounco.
SLIDE DERAILS
FREIGHT TRAIN;
TWO LOSE LIVES
(Continued from Page One)
said the train Included 65 or 30
cars. Eighteen were derailed.
Tho lead engine rolled 100 feet
down an embankment. The
wreckage caught fire, the coroner
aald, and Wtleon'i body was liter
ally cooked.
The engineer with the dead
fireman caught hold of a rod
outside the cab window and hurl
ed himself free.
J'lvo Cars Knutahed
The eraah emnahed five of tha
cars to kindling. Their cargo,
chiefly wheat, waa scattered along
the muddy roadway.
Kmorgeury ambultiocea. ham
pered by a ra:nsiorm and elides,
could only get within a mile and
a half of tha wreck. The norm
carried out telephone and telo
Krnph wires along tho Kvorgroen
hlKhway.
Tha train wna en route from
Wlshrnni to Vancouver.
CONSERVATIVES,
LIBERAL DEMOS
PLOT CAMPAIGNS
(Continued from Page Ona)
should be aoler.tod as the 1940
presidential nominee, eome of the
prognostlenlora nil 1 (I . tho liberal
wing probably would illdo Into
some new liberal party baaed on
farmer-labor lines. If the nomi
nee should come from confirmed
new deal ranks, they declared. Hie
cnnaervallvea would be aloughed
off.
LOVELORN WORKER
BEATS, SHOOTS
SWEETHEART
(Continued from Page Oat)
Sergeant Arthur Coakley, who ar
realed Frnnco at the acene, aald
tho young mnn bocama hysterical
and crlod anvornl tlmea:
"8h aald alio didn't lore ma
any more.
Franco waa booked oa a oharge
of murder.
Two nion woro born on Febru
ary 12, 1800, each dostlncd to
follow a aopnrato pnth to fame.
Lincoln took up tha oauaa of
modarn l min; narwlti H.vni.j
himself to our ancestor! of pra-
uiaiono eraa.
Tha Constitution requires the
presence or a quorum. U, .
.Senator Tom Connolly, Texas, ad
dressing tha nearly empty aenata
chamber.
Tha potato beotle mad aa an-
pearnnoo In Clermany Juat prior
to tua world war, But waa qulokv
ly exterminated, Ma
bnnnflli If employment la reduced
lo the point whore Iho worker'!
puy la loaa than liulf, or aomo oth
or apeclfled amount, of hla regu
lar pay, A worker employed part
time will recnlve amallnr beneflta
than If ho had no work at all.
Can a jobleaa worker be dla
iiuiillfled for beiinflta?
( nu t lliifuao "Hiilliililn Job"
Yea, If he l"t hla Job through
aomo fault of hla own. If, tor
example, ho ijult without good
reaaon or wna dlachnigud for
cauae, hla out-of-work beneflta
would be poalponi'd for aevernl
weeka. Moat alutiia would dla
(liiallfy hi in for a longer time If
he refuaed a "aultable" job thut
woa open lo him.
What la a "aultable" Job?
Generally apeiikliig, a lob
which a worker la filled lo do
under conditions ho reasonably
could be expected to meat. (The
social security act provides that
a elate may lint deny beneflta lo
an unemployed workor who re
fuaea to lake a Job open becauae
of a atrlke, lockout or other labor
dlapute; or a Job where the wagea
or houri are substantially below
prevailing conditions; or a Job
where he would bo required to
Join a company union or refrain
from Joining any bona fide lubor
organization.)
I'rovlelou For Appeal
What happens In caaa of
strike or lockout?
Most atatea disqualify a man
who la Idle because of a labor
dlmiule al hla place of work.
(Three penult beneflta, but In
one, Pennsylvania, the beneflta
would be poatponed three weeka.
plui the waiting period: In Rhode
Island, for eight weeka, plua the
walling period; In New York, the
walllug period la' lengthened to
10 weeks.)
Who decides whether a claim
shall be approved?
Tho atate unemployment com
ponaatton authority.
la there any appeal from that
decision? i
All atatea provide for appeal lo
an Impartial board or tribunal.
COUNTY, CITY
FETE 50 GUESTS
ON CHRISTMAS
Chrtatmaa cheer permeated
both Ihe city and county Jail
over the holidays when 28 men
were guests of the city of Klam
ath Falls, and 83 others en
joyed tha hospitality of Klam
ath county.
It waa particularly noticeable
thru all offender! this season
woro men and none were charged
with serious crimes, the majority
being Jailed for drunkenness or
vagrancy.
City Police Judge Otto Lang-
alelt presented 11 prisoners
with Chrlstinaa preaenla when
ha cut their time short and told
them to go home to their fam-
lllea. He warned all tha 11,
however, that ahould they return
they would aerva their paroled
time, plus a new sentence. Three
of the men, Victor Busman, Ted
Walker and Fred Van Camp,
were returned to serve 30 days
In tha city Jail on Chrlatmaa
dny.
In enrly typva of motorcyclea
the first form of Ignition was a
lube protruding from the cylin
der. Thla was heated by a Bun-
Ben burner before tba engine
could be started.
These Menu
your
When we ay that the First National is a local
bank we mean that each branch is under the di
rection and management of local residents.
These men and women are your neighbors. They
understand local conditions of business and agri
culture and they operate the First National Bank
so that Its services meet these conditions.
Here are the men who direct the
policies of this bank in your com
munityi
KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
M I M t I a 3 0 I t A I
IQUOR ST
It was a wet Christmas as woll
as a white ono.
Frldny, tho day before tho holi
day, brought the biggest day's
business to ihe state liquor store
here In the history of the estab
lishment. Manager Tom Ingram snld ho Is
not permitted to quote figures on
tho amount of business, but that
he could say the business was
larger than December 34, 19311,
which hold the previous record.
The run wna sioady all day, hut
It grow especially heavy In 'he
evening. Storks became exhausted
In several popular Items.
Many liquor buyers obtained
1938 purchnsor's permits during
the final rush.
JAPANESE TROOPS
TAKE CAPITAL OF
NORTH PROVINCE
(Continued From Pag Ona)
would aall from Tilngtao for
Shanghai tomorrow to carry any
American nationals desiring to
leave tho Shantung war tone.
A Japanese communique laid
tin in column! entered Tsinan on
tho fourth day after they began
tho tight to cross the turbulent
yellow rlvor, five mllei north of
tha city. They encountered little
resistance at the end, since Tsinan
had been heavily bonrbarded by
blg-cullber guns on the north
bank of the river.
Chlneso sources asserted Tsinan
had not fallen although lha posi
tion of lis defenders was critical,
but most foreign authorities were
Inclined to credit lha Japanese
version.
Htnrla Christina Eve
Tho Japanese urmy'a Invasion
of Shantung began In earnest
Christmas eve, after headquarters
at Tiontaln had announced "dras
tic punitive action" would be
taken for Ihe destruction of about
111). 000, 000 worth of Japanese
properly at Tilngtao and other
points In the province. Previously
that properly, chiefly cotton mills.
had aerved aa hostage against a
Japanese Invasion.
Americana were made subject
to tha death penalty today tor
crimea against Japan a armed
forces undor a Japanese decree es
tabllshlng rigid law for China's
conquered area.
New rules and regulations for
COLD CATCHERS
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THAT'S WHAT
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P 7
r I XyVEN betterA
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ARE
Neighbors
a, 0. Lorem, Vic President
Hltehell Tlllotson, Manager
"First National
D a o I I T I N I U I A N
all persons, "Including the nation
als of third powers," In Japanese
controlled areas apparently raised
tho question of tho treaty rights
of other foreign powers In China,
A Japanese apokesman acknow
ledged that the measures put
Americans and other foreignera
under Japanese military law
which provided, among other
things, death for acts against Ja
pan'a armed forces.
Chiang; llopsfiil
Despite the rapid extension of
Japanese conquests, Generalissi
mo Chiang Kai-Shek, leader of
China's army and government, de
clared anew his confidence In ulti
mate Chlneso victory,
Al his headquarters at an un
disclosed place in the middle
Yangtze valley the Chinese leader
told an Associated Press corres
pondent; "Tell America 'to have complete
confidence in us. The tide of bat
tle is turning and victory event
ually will be ours."
BAKER SERVICES
SCHEDULED FOR
TOMORROW
(Continued from Pag One)
erowda exDected for the last rites
In the afternoon. i
With Other Notable
In death .Mr. Baker will Join
other American! noted In his-:
tory. Burial will be In Lakeview ,
cemetery here, near the graves
nf rJplf1nni .lamaa A (iarffeld.
John D. Rockefeller, Senator !
Marcui A. Hanna and Ambassa
dor Myron T. Herrlck. !
Mr. Baker died at bis home
here Christmas afternoon with
coronary thrombosis. He naa
been confined to bis horn by
heart Illness tor nearly a month.
Ho was 68 years old.
"Death was very sudden," said
his son. Newton D. Baker 3rd.
"Ho aeemed well and happy to
the end."
Closely Linked
In Mr. Baker's service aa aec
retary of war under President
Woodrow Wilson In World war
daye, few were closer linked
than Gen. John J. Pershing.
Gen. Pershing laid today In
Custon, Arli.. "Mr. Baker was
America's greatest secretary of
war." To him he gave "full
credit for success of providing
men and materials and their
transportation to Europe."
Secretary of Btat Cordell Hull
said "Mr. Baker wai one of the
truly great men of his day. He
rendered epochal services to the
world."
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, a cloBe
friend, sent meaaagea to Mrs.
ARE DOING NOW
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Is expressly designed for the
nose and upper throat, where
most colds begin and grow.
Used In time at the first
sneeze or sniffle or irritation
in the nose it helps to pre
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off head colds in their early
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DEAR,
TO
Vicks
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Ktrt U lUndl ...Vu il Btrlr
Local Advisory
Board
A. M. Collier
K. 0. Oroeabeck
S. P. Dehllnger
Fred Shalloek
X. W. Vannic
0. J. Martla
Bank Wett of tha Rockeg
C I CORPORATION
Baker, who wai with him when
he died. Two daughters and the
one aon also survive.
Message Pile High
Messages from great and small
piled high at the Baker home
today.
Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers
of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio
and Dean Chester B. Emerson
will conduct funeral services.
Pall bearera will be members
of the law firm of Baker, Hostel
ler & sidlo, of which the de
ceaaed was senior partner.
Most recently Mr. Baker had
been counsel In litigation over
the Tennessee valley administra
tion power project. Thomas A.
Sldlo, his partner, (aid today that
his death would not delay the
case materially.
Sldlo said that honorary nail
bearers were not named because
Mr. Baker had such a vast nu
ber of friends that auch selection
would be Impossible.
8ovlet explorers have drifted
750 miles from their original post
at the North Pnln. KvlHantl
they had order not to lot any
grass grow under their feet.
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i
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HAGER NEWS
HAGER Mr. and Mrl. C.
Howe are going to spend Chrtit
mas with Mr. How' father. They
leave Friday.
Paul Floyd of Olen attended
tha Eagle dance In Klamath Fall!.
Mr. and Mra. Albert Wilson of
Olen also attend the Eagle char
ity ball.
Mrs. S. J. Wilson attended the
grange dancs at Poe valley Satur
day eve and reports a fine time.
They expect to have tha hall
enlarged by New Year'!, when the
next dance will be given New
Year' eve.
George Kohler was a caller at
George Anderson' at Olen Tues
day. CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
tbanka and appreciation to our
many friends who were so kind
to us during our recent bereave
ment, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Signed,
The Family of Maria Del Fattl.
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