The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

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    April 18, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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COUJMBUB, 0., April 1 (AP)
The Ohio supremo court today
dismissed tha appeal of Annii
Mitrln I (u hi) . convicted Cincin
nati poison siuy.-r, nml n I imuoiI
her la ill In I ho eloclrlo cluitr
May 4.
ThV court balil there mi
constitutional quostlon Involved
In her appeal,
Mr, llahn nml been clinduluil
to die March 10, but hr nppiml
to the supremo court atiluuiutlo
elly etiyed the eleclrocullon dole.
The blonde, ll-yeer-old moth
er wa convicted of (nlnlly pol
onlng Jacob Waaiier lust Nn
. vembar (, three month! utter her
arrest.
She also le under Indictment
on a chars o( niurder-hy-polson
In the death of (loorge (liulliiinn,
(7-yoer-old Cincinnati (lirmnn.
I'rlnolpnl point of a 10-polnt up
ponl made by Mm. Halm's attor
neys win (hut Trial Judge
CtisrUs Hell erred In permitting
Prosecutor Dudloy Miller Oil ten 1 1
to Introduce evidence pertaining
to deethe of olhera anion- hnr
aged men acquaintances.
Oulcall niulnlnluod the evi
dence wee necessary to show she
benefited from the man cs
tetee. II I rem 0. Bolslnser, Jr.. Mm.
Ilfthn'e ohlef counsel, had entd
that If the Ohio euprome court
refused the women e new trlnl
the cas would be carried to the
U. 8. eupreme court.
Advertising expert advises ho
tels to elm publicity el "United
Stale nature end i-oiiKrnssmon,
meyore anil elate bosses, end
oilier new rich." It seems we no
longer hare a representative gov
ernment,
High School
Newt Notes and
Comment
lly HKINZ IMKTHCHH ,
tV-plllO NUT KAftM," a eenlor
clime triumph presented In
I he ii ml I tori il id Inel week, not only
lived up to He hilarious lllln by
providing one. of I tin outstanding
side-splitting comedloe of the cur
rent year but also proved a en
atlon from the financial end at
well, not I lug a total of eomn 1200.
fullering off to a alow start In
tha Inlllnl act, the play graduiilly
gulimd inomenluin and finally
rmichod a peak In the third etanca
that left the audience bathed In
peala of laughter,
Kmlttlng symphonic strains In
to t ho etlinr, Mlae Heulah (lore
end her prlo fledging (high
achool orchoelra) provided a well
balanced mualcal program be
tween acts wltb aiich classical
places its "Houlhern Hones Walts,"
"(luy Holdler'a March" and "Ito
iiinucs." i
I
Take a play without a proper
"build-up," and It looks sonis
think like a chicken with Ha
feathers plucked bare to the bone.
Dressing end rounding out Hie
"laugh producer" Into a gualful
portrayal of high school acting at
Ms best fell Into the capable hands
of Virginia West and bar aides:
stuga manager, Francis llrown;
advertising manager, Jack l.lnilh;
business manager, ftoaamond (iod
durd; property manager, l'at Gal
lagher. Biated Director Mia West:
"This has been my best attended
piny."
Kducator Kverlll Vanderpool'a
home room under the captainship
of temperamental Miles Mayfleld
look a long bead on Mrs. B. B.
llliiiiiiiulst' fourth period hill
hllllo (handi'd by truniiill Ku
gene Hootcii), bunt them to I hit
draw and oulshot tlmin In n close
ticket selling sprue Hint left till
I Iiii oilier homo rooms, nsci-pt
I'niil Crnpo's No. 3011, runnliig lor
covor.
Druwlnd pntrlollc Mr. Vundnr
pool; "Mr. IIIiiiihiuIhI'm rouin unci
my room are nil ovnn now n fur
as ticket selling Is coiictimhiI;
Hint Is, she won the Hl-Y Christ
mns drive nnd wo look tliu senior
duns piny ciiiiImkI. Ho l"l's b:ivi)
the big show down In I lie, coming
football gii mo April 22!
The "Klnmnlb Kniler," KIIIIH
Journullnlle inastnrplecn received
Ilia following acknowledgement
from Hand, Ore.:
"Dear Editor,
"You put out a fine paper down
there. It Is probuhly the must
popular I'Xi'hniige pnper hero In
Hand high.
"I, for one, rend It anion! ly.
"Your sporls pngo Is esccedliiK
ly good In style, and contents.
"In the Inst Issues that column
about the "Henlor Hldownlk" bns
been nntlnenbly nlisont. Can wo
have some mora of II?
"Is 1 Jim mi Klfn really ns bud ns
the April Koo eilltlou would uiiik'i
us bollovo? II Is hiird lo swallow.
Hut since you sny so!
"Keep up Hie good work.
A Ili-nil III booster."
RICHARDSONS GET
lug of Dill's bride, the former
Cluru Coiiiptou of Han Kranclneo,
who died of pneumonia and a head
Injury Inst full afler submersion
In n tub of scalding wnter.
Thu Itlchurdsons' attorneys
sorved notice of appeal to the state
supreme court.
Australian miner refused to
work because their pit borses bad
hnlllosls. (loudness, better bad
breath than none!
m
FLATTERINGLY SMART
Easter Oxfords
RBATTI.E. April II (P) I.lfn
sentences were Imposed yesterday
by Superior JiiiIko Donald A. Mc
Donald on Dull nnd Clulre nirhiird
son, convlclnd In the "bathtub
murder enso."
They wero convicted of tho slny-
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MJ-CRAFT
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Plenty of Plain White
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MAIN FLOOR
Just One Group of 400 Penney Quality
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A smart aelertlon that Includes yonr favorite styles.
Choose from hundreds of pattern. All fast color. Cut
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leader.
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ROOMY FULL CUT BACKS AND
SLEEVES
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The slilrU combine tha finest feature of those shirt
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Hundred of patterns. IN AM, AMERICA, THERE IB
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BROADCLOTHS, MADRAS, CIlAMRRAVg
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WHITK9
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AND
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Pr.
It' hnnl lo belii-ve that
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Gabardine Pumps
FOR EASTER
Pr.
Hi tinning shoes to wear
with dressy street clothes
anil afternoon frocks. Gab
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trimming anil fabric strip
ping. Covered continental
heels.
Gabardine OxSords
FOR EASTER
$198
Pr.
8t tinning nhocn to near
with ilroNMy strwt rlnlhcs
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iirdfnc wllh patent leather
trim. The fabric stripping
In very new.
$298
RtiKt brown miefle
kltl rlererly com
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raiT. rMjunrtil a t
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Correctly Built For Children!
HIGH TOPS
rm
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Sandals! Sandals! Sandals!
(In-islc T stiap styles that are always favorites. They're
tiwhloniible and In attractive
$1.98
YOU'LL ENJOY REAL FOOT COMFORTI
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Oxfords
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near and perfect fit! Here's
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Spring wardrobe. Fine, soft
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trimming.
f. Penney
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Men' Wing Tip
Oxfords
A new version of a popular
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$2.98
Pair
Plain Toe
Southern Tie
Combine stylo nnd com
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pads to support tho heels,
Arches mid metntm-snl bones
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lenther soles. Welt con
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$4.98
Pair
Newt About
.Easter
Hats
All that's news and new In
Kaster tints! Gibson tilrl
sailors, sweet watteaus,
bretons, tailored toppers . .
young, new hots for every
costume! Flowered, veiled,
berlbbonedi Straws, felts.
All sixes.
Cj)S
FOR PEOPLE WITH GOOD TASTE
BUT LIMITED BUDGETS
Easter Frocks
These (tunning frock are the talk of
the season. Chic Bolero, cape dresses,
Jacket dresses and youthful one-piece
and afternoon frocks. Sizes for misse
13 to 90. Sizes for women 88 to 44.
Half size 18 H to 44 H.
SO SMARTI SO NEWI
Dresses
Dresses of outstanding
simplicity, beauty of cut,
which are the essence of
smart ness. Irresistible
prints, dark solid shades
dashed with white or
pale pink. Glorious mut
ed tones.
(b90
W
Lastex ... AH in One)
Combination
$198
Short or call, plump or slim, you're
sure to ' find them light lastex
foundations perfect for a proper
W, Easter ensemble. Lduitcx mean nras-
1. 1. C7UMU1,
sizes.
medium and .large
EXPERIENCED CORSETIERES
.. ;,. TO FIT YOC .
Ladies' Boucle Knit
Sweaters
98c
Just the smartest sweaters we've
seen for some time. Soft, silk
like finish In the new high
shades.
Your new Easter hat for a
song I Young bretons, chin
strap charmers, sailors,
brimmed flatterers, o f f
facers . . hat headUners
for every costume! Straws,
felts. Flowered, veiled. See
these hata today I 1
Mannish Tailored
SUITS
These are more colorful.
Choose a plaid Jacket with
a plain color skirt. Mix
tores of wool and rayon.
Stnnnlng color combina
tions. Sizes 18 to BO.
Ladies'
Overall Style
Slacks
Navy and tho new dusty
tones. Smart In style, com
fortable In fit.
90c
Easter
Blouses
98c
New rayon
crepes and spun
rayons in high
shades. Tailored
or fussy styles.
Easter Coats ,
Here Is your "right now" coat, your
Spring coat, your Easter coat, your t
go-everywhere go with everything '
coat for months to come. Fashioned
high shades In suedos and fleeces,
Boucles in navy and black.
HIGHLY STYLED
BUDGET PRICED
FASHIONED RIGHT
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