"AviRUflt 5, 1038 :
THE NEWS AMD THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MANHATTAN
NKW YOIIK, Auk. 5 fP) Cool
ml lirtiah, young Douglas Corrl
ii n n rods triumphantly up lowor
llrondwny, today, grinning nil t Ho
toinpnriitiiro roao unil awiiltorlnlt
)i in hii n l h (ilii'nri'il lila proxi'i'MH,
1 ml I rft'i on t to (ho oppinsaivu limit.
All the onthualiiam for his mad
nolo fllKht from Now York to Dub
lin win Iqt loons III it con 1 1 mi oiik
ronr Hint dliiiioil upon h lit onra
from llin bnttury to oily Imll,
llrokorii timl hualiiiiaanion, bunk
era mid b I onojt i npliorn, olmka unil
oi her offlco workora'woron't alow,
ail down n hit by tlio humidity
nml dm heat of the swarming
aldnwnlka.
Tlio tuna of lorn paper mid tick
or tnpo full! Ilio perspiring crowda
yollod mid alioved, mid t;orrlgnn
krlnniid, alttliiic on tlio back of nn
open rnr with JiimcN M. MoOurrln,
cliiilriiiiiii of Mnyor l.n U mint I us
rncoptlon coniinltloo mid I ho may
or'a socrotiuy, Hlmiloy IIowo,
In tlio aucoud cur rodo Ciiirl
II a n'i brothor, Hurry, of llalil
inoro, mid lila wife, Anita. In th
noxt car woro Wnltor and tttovo
llolch, frlonda who holpod Corrl
Kan snrvlco lila plnno at Itooaavolt
field In tlio work Howard lint! lion
wiib iiinkliiii lila round-the-world
HUM.
Tlio Imperturbable. Corrlgnn
grinned, Juat aa ho had grinned
narllor In hie hotel aulto wlion ho
Inalatod auuw ho had iiiudo an'
lioiifMi mlatnka In flyliiK to Ire
land Inaluud of to Cullfornla.
Ho grinned and tlio crowda roar
od, trying to plcturo hhu alono,
thinking thouKhta In Iho dark mlal
llin 1 1 mo lila old crate waa thun
dering throiiKh tlio crowda to aoar
aljovo thoahoroa whoro Iho gulluya
of iho Lochluiina, pruwa bloody
rod, bonchod In quoat of prey.
Or oroaalng tlio glndua of Tho
mond, tho dark watura of tlio Hlinu
non, aooliiK women bolow filling
tholr croula with turf aa ho apod
toward Unldouiiull.
Ho might havo boon, to all tho
Irlah In tho crowd, another Cor.
tnao Mao Art of Connauahl mak
lug lila way ucroaa tho plulna to
meat, a rod buckler with atnra and
anlmitla of gold and fnalonlnxa of
allvor upon him and a crlmaon
clonk with procloua alonoa.
For tho lrlali woro In hlKh gloo
today and woro claiming tho lioro
aa thulr own, Toiaa birth not Willi-
ainndliig. ilul Corrlgnii, to tho
onea wnu woru not irlah, waa (ho
tlmplo mvchuiilo who flow Iho
wrong way and lnjocted tho vital
ity of groat udvoiiiuro Into many
a humdrum vxlelonco.
From iho nmniont ho waa oa
cortod from lila hotel by pollcoaud
dulucllvoa who mada thomaolvoa a
flying wodgo llirouKb tho Jammed
lobby and aldownlk tho roura of tho
crowda woro In Corrlgan'a oara.
Around tho Hotol McAlpIn In
tho Uroadway mldtown aroa thoro
wi.ro thouimmla. They puckod tho
wlndowa of tho hotel and nunrby
buildings. Thoy waved lilah flnga,
handkorchlora or anything olio
thai wna handy, Bomo of the mon
In tho crowd wavod tholr nocktloa
and tholr coma. Tho crowd wna
ao donee Corrlguii wna virtually
llftod by the pollco and placed In
tho automobllo for Uio rldo down
tho woat aldo Kxproiia highway to
tho battory and tho atari of tho
pnrndo.
8uch crowda, alien bolatoroua
Alice, a Very Special Dead
Cat, Foils Feminine Thief
TAOOM A, Aug, 5 (p)-Thla la
Iho ouo-aylluhlo atury of a vory
apodal cut liiunod Alice.
Allco lived a long and happy
llfo with a Tncoiun mlatroaa, and
wlion alio dlnd alio wna mourned.
llnciiiiHo of neighborhood objoc
llona, Iho lady had no place near
hor own homo to bury Allco, Bo
alio put Alice In a ahoo box mid
tied a blue ribbon around It, be
cause Allco wna a apodal cat. Then
tho lady put Ilia box In hor auto
niolillo and alnrtnd ncroaa town to
a place atilluhlo for tho burial of
a vnry ulco kitty,
On the way, ahe atopped bor
automobile near a department
atore and did noma ahopplng.
The box with Alice In It waa on
lbs back anal of tho automobile
whim tho lady alarled ahopplng.
When alio returned, Allco and hnr
box woro iiilnlng.
Tho borenvod lady grieved. To
aeveral byatandora In turn, alio
Inqulrod:
"llaa anybody noon my alios box
with a hluo ribbon on It?"
Nobody bad. Tim box wna stolen,
Juat then, out of the department
atore a clerk ruahod.
"Call (he ambulance," ahe
called, "Homebody Juat fainted In
the ladles' roat room,"
The bornnved lady wont In, A(
police officer wont In. Thoro on
the floor waa a ahoo box with a
blue ribbon near It. There on tho
floor waa Alice, . There on the
floor, falntod dead away, a young
woman who certainly had really
not Intended to steal a box with
a (lend cat In It,
onthualnam had been unaeen In
Now York for yoara, porhnpa not
alnco the fronalod tribute to Col
onel Miidborgh,
And on lowor Ilroiidwny It waa
Iho name (romondoua thlnx, a mul
titude of ahoutlng, acreninlng mon,
and women, bent on expending the
enemy atorod up (hroiiKh all of
yesterday's wnlt while Ilia Man
hattan, bearing their hern back
from Europe, moved a I o w 1 y
through a fog to a late arrival,
RECREATIONAL
COMMITTEE TO
REPORT MONDAY
(Conlnuod from page One)
clpllnta another llvoly dlacuaalon
of tho question at the meeting
of tho council, which liaa dovoted
aeveral toaalona already to the
laaue. '
Another mutter that haa come
to the fore In the paat fow dnya
la the (mention whether Modoc
field, tho hlKh achool athletic
grounds, can be used more ex
tensively In connection with the
recreation program.
Parry Murray, chnlrmnn of
the high aehonl board, ald In
red pon no to a query that (he
board had novor acted on tho
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT B-room modern nn
furnlahed houae. Phone 1980M.
8-8
THREE-ROOM furnlahod apnrt
mont. 033 HlKh. 3052-tt
NURHINO CR HOUSEWORK
Ilollublo, .''liono 1781. 8-8
quoatlon whether aofthal! would
bo permitted on the newly turfed
football field, One of the argu
menta offored in bohnlf of the
Induatrlal addition alto la the
aoflboll field there, which haa
been devoloped tbia year. Turf
ing tho IiIkIi achool field thla
auinmor haa made uae of that
placo for lofthall linpoaalble,
Purchase rrlrate Pool
Opinion aeema at variance over
the nffoct of aoftball playing on
tho amooth now turf. Experience
elsewhere will probably bo atud
lod In tbla connection.
Some cltlxena are contending
that a awlmmlng pool might alao
bo dovoloped at Modoc field, and
one man auggoated Friday the
poaalblllty of acquiring the pri
vate swimming pool in operation
In that vicinity,
Council member! favoring the
Induatrlal addition alte point to
the fact that it la all In one
ownorahlp, that It haa a central
location, la large enough, for all
diamonds, iwimmlhg pool, ten
nla courta, etc. The alte be
longa to the Klamath Develop
ment company, and Councilman
Elinor Hoaklng, who reprcaenta
tho company, atated that the
price naked la the amount of tho
truat deed, plua taxea, and doca
not Involve any profit.
Much of the opposition to the
Induatrlal site purchaae ia that
it ia being undertaken before
there la time to canvas all the
possibilities for ' an economical,
offectlve development of the re
creation program. They cite the
Modoo field possibilities aa one
of the laauea that might well be
aottled before any definite action
la taken on acquisition of large
grounda.
Four-H News
ALTAMONT
Monday, Auguat 1, the Alta
mont Cacklors' 4-II Poultry .club
entertained tho Junior Cacklera
and aeveral gueata with a picnic
and awlmmlng party at Cryatal
springs.
Ws loft Altamont late In the
afternoon and enjoyod an hour's
awl in at tho aprlnga before eating
our lunch. The members fur
nished salad, sandwiches and
cake, and watermolon was pur
chased from the club treasury.
After eating our picnic lunch,
we built a bonfire and spent the
rest of the evening singing songs
around the fire.
The Altamont Cacklera who en
tertained were: Dean Jones,
John Burgoyne, Stanley Sexton,
Van Landrum, Lowell Lundell,
El wood Lewis, Ray Jones, Dexter
Bexton, Margaret Lewis and John
Lunn, the leader.
Our guests Included the Junior
Cacklera: James Warren, Junior
Eayrs, Darold Dlehl and Betty
Ann Oreen, and Mrs. John Lunn
and Mrs. J. J. Lowls,
TWO DROWN
OREGON CITY, Ore., Aug. 5
ilPir Two men were drowned and
four others swam to safety laat
night In tbo Willamette river near
Can by ferry alip when the out
board motorboat in which they
were riding struck a snag. The
victims were Albert Shaver and
John Artllllan, Wllsonvllle, Ore.
Artllllan was an Indian.
$50,000 FIRE DESTROYS
INDUSTRIAL OPERATION
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 5 (P)
A spectacular fire visible for miles
last night destroyed the Pacific
Cooperage plant and several small
adjoining buildings in a nortboaat
Portland Induatrlal district.
The blaze caused damage ten
tatively estimated at 150,000.
Two firemen, J, F. Scott and
M. E. Llndloff, suffered minor
Injuries while fighting it. Poles
near the flaming structures took
fire and current in a high voltage
line bad to be cut off. The top
of a parked automobile was burn
ed off, and several otber mach
ines were slightly damaged.
Courthouse Records
(THURSDAY) '
Divorce Bait Filed
Charles O. Barker versus Anna
Ethel Barker. Charge, cruel and
Inhuman treatment. Couple mar
ried December 31, 1928, in St.
Anthony, Idaho. Plaintiff asks
custody of two minor children.
Don F. Hamlin, attorney for
plaintiff.
Complaints Filed
State Industrial Accident com
mission vorsue Harold C. Halght.
Plaintiff aeeks Judgment on sum
of 830.22 alleged owing under
workman's compensation act, to
gether with Interest. Lester A,
Stark, attorney tor plaintiff,
State Industrial Accident com
mission versus Charles A. Wil
liams. Plaintiff aeeka Judgment
on sum of 825.70 alleged owing
under workman's compensation
act, together with Interest. Lea-
Scoop, Sensational Otter
Only One Hour 2 P. M. to 3 P. M.
Good Monday Only August 8
S15 HAMILTON
Do Luxo
Electric
(Only Fitly to He Hold at This One-Hour Hale)
On Sale
Only
SHAVER
Hnlc)
$29
By arrangement with the
manufacturer of thla 816.00
nationally advortlaod dry
shaver we are positively
limited to 50 only.' GET
YOUR IMMEDIATELY!
Women, too, will wel
come thla Ideal aid to
personal daintiness.
Chrome-Plated HEAD, I'las
kon Case, Including now
Precision Motor.
It you can't attend sale,
leave money lie fore sale
and shaver will be held
for you.
You'll got tho thrill of your life when you uae -the Now
Hnmlllon Dry Shaver. Juat plug in a aocket and above no
water no blade no soap no bruah. Will pay for itaelf
In reasonable time. Nothing else to buy.
Unconditional (iumnnlee, hy the Manufacturer'
No Catrb to Thla Just Pay 3.l0 and It's Yours
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT
LIMIT
ONE!
TO EACH
CUSTOM Ell
Whitman Drug
Company
030 Main St.
Mull Orders
' Add ISc
for Postage
PALACE GROCERY AND MARKET
We. Deliver
Closed Sunday and Evenings
A Home-Owned Store
Phone 64 76
Specials tor Saturday and Monday
ILAJttUA lkt,e ISC Waxed p 150
French' Extract -
Root Beer 9c Peas Meco.... 6 Cans
49c
, - 3 No. BQ8 Cans : 28 1
Porter's .,
Sniff
FnMets 'X.20c Tomato Juice Sc
KelloKg's Rice Ice Cream
Krispies - - 2 13c Junket Mix 3 , 23c
Schilling's O. H. B.
CoSSee 2 S3c Sweet Pickles 21 I 20c
Tasly Milan!' Egg
Salad Dressing TlSc Noodle Dinner , 19c
VEGETABLE SPECIALS MEAT SPECIALS
Saturday Only Saturday Only
jiffSL SO 42c Bonoes Beef Stew,
New Cabbaged u. 3c
Rib Boil Lb. 10c
Bell Peppers -
Ideal for Stuffing X Iba. 13C Pot R03St... . ..Lb. 12Ca14C
Cauliflower,, . 13c sho. Beef Steak Lb. 15c
Lemons L 19c Sho Veal Roast Lbi7c
Grapes Seedless 3 lbs. 17c Sho. Veal Steak Lb. 19c
Everlasting Natural Waves Cut Into Your Straight Hair
-Konnoll-Ellls
Before
and
After
, The .
Konnoll-Ellls
CHRISTY NATURAL WAVE
Boware of Imitations Method Patentee by U. S. Patent No. 2,070,356; other patenti pending.
You read about it in LIFE ... It sounds like
magic and it isl . . . Not a hair style . . .
not a hair-set that vanishes after a time,
' BUT a HAIRCUT that cuts natural, LAST
ING WAVES INTO. YOUR HAIR scien-
' tificallyl . . . You come back a sufficient
number of times for "push-ups" . . . you'll
see how it grows deeper, and lovelier with
time and care . . . Mr. Murphy and Fon
taine, both CHRISTY trained operators,
will gladly consult with you about this mir
aculous method.
FONTAINE of Hollywood bring us tmportant stylo details, gathered through wide experience In catering to'th
smart laaies ot the film colo
ilony.
MURPHY'S BEAUTY SALON
5 1 1 Main Streot Evening Appointments Available
Phone 1786
GAS
this Summer -with
Don't weltr over an old-faihloned or the hoi wmmer
itys. Cook th modern wajr with GAS.
With ihe mw, identifidlylMiiUred gas ranges, oo heM
esctpes to ctuj. discomfort. Sealing In the hut not only
assures kitchen comfort but also saves gas-no hut Is wasted.
Speed! Gas Is the -1 fuel Am reaches full heat InstinUr.
Economical, too. at present low rat Controll.ble-you
"tune-In" any desired temperature. Minimises kchen labor.
Gives better results.
Enjoy these exclusive advantages NOW. Reasonable prlces
. - it., ra.c. far water heating: and
terms lO SUIl your putav- w -
house heating too . . . obtain slill lower rates 4nd greater
savings.)
M0DfNIZE-fC0N0MIM WITH
(gee
rririJi:fiiii.j
ter A. Stark, attorney for plain
tiff. .
Divorce Decree
, Edna Torrlll versus Olcn L.
Torrlll. Decree by default.
Mnrrlnge Application
WH1TB-CADY Rolla C. White,
palntor, 34, native of Nurdon,
Okla., resident of Klamath Kails.
Mae Lucille Cady, 26, housewife,
native of Indiana, resident of
Klamath Tails.
NELSON PLEADS INNOCENT
TO MURDER INDICTMENT
TOLEDO, Ore., Aug. 5 (JF)
Henry Nelson, Portland salesman,
pleaded Innocent yesterday to a
murder Indictment accusing him
of shooting Richard C. Earle,
Depoe bay pleasure boat oper
ator. His attorney filed notice the
defense would be based upon an
Insanity plea. The trial will be
bold September 14,
Circuit Judge C. F. Sklpworth
of Eugene presided and offered to
re-hear Nolson's motion for an
insanity hearing, previously de
nied. Motion for a re-bearing,
however, was not made.
OME.V
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5 (JPy
His family kneeled before blessed
candles In their home to pray
Nicholas Falcone, 8, might recov
er after having been scalded. The
candles flickered, then went out.
The parents said they telephoned
the hospital and learned Nicholas
had died.
HOXEYMOONERS
TOKYO, Aug. 5 (JP) Prince
Louis Ferdinand, grandson of the
former German kaiser, and bis
bride, the former Grand Duchess
Klra of Russia, arrived here todny
an tholr round-the-world honey
moon.
FIRE LINES CUT
GRANTS PASS, Aug. t (.TV
Desplto a high wind proventlng
complete control, tho Ohotco fire
linos In the Siskiyou national for
est have boon out from 80 inllei
to loss than ton, Supervisor O. B.
Mitchell anld tdony. Two thousand
acres moro were burned, bring
Ing the total to 30,000.
In
New Location
Moelf er's
Klamath
Flower Shop
Near Hotel Elk
Adjoining Lake Hotel
1211 Main Street
Phone 100
OUR OWN NEW BUILDING
SMASHING!
KIE
ATTENTION LADIES!
Take advantage of. these sensational shoe values.
Only once in a blue moon do we take such a grand
'selection of shoes from our regular stock and
reprice them at such an outstanding saving for
you. See for yourself what a saving is in store
for you in Penney's Downstairs Store 1
DON'T MISS
THIS ONE!
LADIES' SPORT AND
DBESS SHOES
Oxfords I
StepinsI
Straps!
TiesI
Pumps!
All Sizes
AH Colors
Including Whites
A grand assortment of
ladies shoes Including sum
mer styles and others which '
may be worn any season.
In calfs, gabardines and '
suedes all sizes up to 9
represented in this group.';
The season's smartest nura-
i i. nn ni.fli.. rrr n
Grev and Novel colors. All I 1 '
one price and reduced to
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
$1S7
AMAZING VALUES !
Come Early
They Won't Last Long!
LADIES'
DRESS SHOES
Reduced
Many Styles!
Many Colors!
Shoes which ordinarily soil
for much morel Including
pumps, . straps, ties and
sandals. A fnw pntcnts and
novelties. Have on these,
All sizes up to H Itrgroup.
ed to sell at DTo n pair.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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