November 11, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
THEFT RETURNED
Deputy Rhcrlff rrnle Multonn
returned from Morirorri Thursday,
hrliiilnv (loo. A. I'lnroo hero lo an
war a ehamo of liircony. l'lorce
ii arrested In Meilford by Unto
police.
Plume li oliuiKocI with the tlioft
of irnln from Ihu T. O'Connor
piece north of Morrill. Matloon
eld.
THEATRICAL PRODUCER
Four-H News
joNci-ir coN(ii;u
Tim .iluol IllK wua railed to
order Novomlior 7 by our vlco
prasldent. Johii MoVey, Tlio mill
4 , utes were rond und approved.
)We girls worked on our wall
luminal all dilrlni the meeting.
The nine end 10-year-old girls
ere making lunbonuot girls and
the 11 and lH-yeur-nld girls are
making tbo four H'a and their
meaning).
Naomi Klmsey, the new aong
leader, led ua In alnglng "Oregon,
My Oregon."
Defore adjourning, we chose a
name for our club. It la "The
Joseph Conger Hwltt BUtchers."
Butty June Hoder, nawe reporter,
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MAUN
The 4 1! cooking dlvlelon III
club at Malln met Wednesday,
November I, at tbo Malln grade
erbool, Tbe members of thla club
are: Rose Van Meter, Lillian
Zumr, Helen 8mltb. Dernlce
Young, Annabelle Thoinaeon. Bar
bara Nyhart, Opal Thompson and
Malba llcilbrook. Our local club
I leader le Mre. Henrietta Short.
i Oftlcera were elected at thla
V meeting aa followa: president,
Lillian Zumr; rice preetdoni, Hoae
van Meter; eecretary, Melba Hoi'
brook; newa reporter, Annabelle
Thomason, and aong leader, I.I I
Han Zumr.
HORIZONTAL
I Late producer
of musical
hows,
14 Spongy
substance,
It An Injury.
10 Coffin frame.
nriuccu.
ID Eagles.
21 To trifle.
23 Publicity.
24 Troniposod.
23 To serve.
20 Three.
28 lilomlnh.
31 Attempts.
32 Ciood-by.
83 Kndures.
35 Larva.
37 Note In scale.
30 Riitlte bird.
40 Tennis fence.
41 Violent
whirlwind,
42 Norse god.
44 Queer.
40 Dance step.
47 Estimated golf
score.
Answer lo Previous Funic
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Hon OllNOpill Al RRn
A W t' sUaMaIs SlJs T C51PJ
- TJnIumS MBaS ttC
SRofs piIlWaRpaJg
i btTe Ano L AHA A In
Amt a muo nIIw a m
v Pa jine o Alsmnc r an
Wflfiirrcn MWfnn
48 Fold of thread.
SO Clan pole.
62 Girl.
S3 Evergreen
treo.
84 To think.
B5 Biblical seer.
60 Ho started out
as a
man's
manager.
87 He ended as
producer ef
shows.
VERTICAL
2 Scottish
tenant.
3 Foretoken.
4 Uncommon,
8 Verbal
termination.
8 Nay.
7 .Storm god.
8 Neuter
pronoun.
5 Bursts forth.
10 African.
1 1 Replete.
12 To eject.
13 Crippled.
it His show
were known
for their
girls.
18 He was the
best known
of his
time (pi.).
20 To cut with
shears.
22 Covered
streets.
28 Sesame.
27 To
countersink.
20 Entrance.
30 Inlet.
34 Sheep's head.
30 Kind of paint
38 On high.
41 Fertile desert
spot.
43 Dormouse.
48 Soft broom,
40 Writing
Implement.
47 Sanskrit
dialect.
40 Golf teacher.
81 Point.
82 Bulgarian
coin.
E
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INSTRUMENTS 'FEEL'
SHARP EARTHQUAKE
SOUTH OF ALASKA
Ily United I'rras
An earthquake one of the se
verest aver recorded sent need
la of selamngrapha throughout
the world Into wild gyrations
Thursday.
Believed to be centered In or
near the Aleutian lalanda, which
extend for aereral hundred mllee
across the north Paelflo beginning
at the southweal corner of Alaska,
the earthquake climaxed a aerlea
of temblors which hare cauaed
pants In aouthweatern Mexico for
two daya. '
A rumor that aevere tidal
wave might strike the eastern
shore of Maul Islnnd 'of the Ha
waiian group aa a result of an up
heaval under the ocean caused
widespread fear In the Islands un
til tbe U. 8. geodetic survey gave
aasurancaa that no trouble was
expected. The tidal disturbance
was scarcely porceptlble.
The first ahock was reported at
1:21 p. m. Tuesday when the
needles on nine selamngrapha at
Fordbam unlveralty, New York,
were Jarred off drutna It Inches
wide. The epicenter was esti
mated at 3700 miles away, aoutb
of Alaaka.
8elamographa In London, Cleve
land, O.. California and Seattle,
Wash., also recorded the shocks.
The epicenter of tbe Mexican
earthquakes waa estimated to be
h u
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4l V 35 51 I"
M 1 1 n I H I n 1 1 h
MaeHBaaMaaaeenaneaiHoaBeal
Elks who are veterans of the
nation's wara ewere paid special
honors at Thursday nlxhl'a meet
ing of the Klamath Falls lodge.
Each World war veteran was
called upon to tell where he whs
on Armistice day, 1918, and to
give some details of his experi
ence In the service.
Eugene Argraves spoke as rep
resentative of the votorans of
the Spanish-American war. I). K.
Van Vector was the first World
war veteran to sposk.
Iteddlna Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Reed of Redding wore visi
tors In Klamath Fnlls Thursday,
guests at Hotel Hall while In the
city.
CITY BRIEFS
Visit Here Mrs. Roy Walker
of Seattle, who has been in Klam
ath Falls visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs, Addle Walker, returned
Friday to her home In the north,
stopping In Ashland to visit
friends for a day, Mrs. Walker
has not visited In thla city since
1023' and found a great many
changes. She waa a guoat at tho
pioneer dinner In the First Pres
byterian church Thursday night.
To Meet Tbe Juveniles of the
Degree of Honor will meet Satur
day, November 12, In the KC ball
at 12 o'clock. Each member Is
asked to bring a few cookies.
Ilcports Theft Alice Moore,
838 Walnut street, reported to
city police that prowlers entered
her room some time November 10
and stole a silk dress.
DOCTOR FINDS KEY
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 11
(UP) Dr. Stanley Relmann told
the Philadelphia Pathological so
ciety last nlgbt that he bad "con
cluded" from a cancer research
experiment that the human ovum
can be artificially stimulated to
produce virgin birth.
Dr. Relmann, who la conduct
ing cancer research at Vlllanova
college, said be had pierced a
human cell with the point of
tiny needle and that during Ha
olght boura of life It started to
ward maturity without having
been fertilized by a sperm cell.
Pathologists attending the sea
slons said it was the first time
In medical history that apparently
uncontrovertible proof of virgin
birth bad been submitted.
Dr. Relmann said that 20 min
utes after the needle pierced the
egg, floating In a blood serum,
tbe elastic- 'shell' around tbe egg
burst and yellowish Jelly appear
ed. After another 20 minutes an
other break occurred In the
"shell" and more Jelly Issued
forth. The Jelly, Dr. Relmann
explained, waa composed ot
"polar bodies," or waste which
the fertilized egg casts off wben
It starts toward maturity.
In bis report Dr. Relmann
said:
"It Is concluded that tbe hu
man ovum is capable ot being
artificially stimulated to par
thenogenetlc (virgin birth) ac
tivity." The experiment waa conducted
by Dr. Relmann In search for the
secret of a type of tumor which
appears to develop without fertilization.
MERRILL BRIEFS
MERRILL Legion auxiliary
ladles plan to entertain the Leg
ion at a duck feed next Friday
evening at 0:30 In the Legion
hall with earda following for
those who core to play. Many of
the guests plan to attend the
Armistice duy dnnce at Tulolake
later.
Earl Shtnn, faculty member, li
organising a grade school or
chestra, Mr. and Mra. Louis Bvehlak
are spending several weeks In
Nampa, Idaho, home ot Svehlak's
parents, where he has been
patient In Mercy hospital follow
ing an operation for an ear In
fection. Truck registrations for July
stepped ahead ot June registra
tions, with a total of 38.470, run
ning 9.3 per cent ahead of the
30,664 In June.
MYERS'
Inc.'
In the Pacific ocean, a short dla
(ance off the eoaat.
Three women, members of the
Ruaelan air service, recently flew
a 1600-mile hop from Bebaatopol
to Archangel In 10J hours.
Male automobile drivers of the
United States outnumber women
four to one, but (0 per cent of the
young persona now taking driving
Irsaona are women.
The United Statea war depart
ment Is the largest single user of
motor trucks and trailers. It now
operates a total of 28,1(9 trucks
and 2190 trailer.
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borrow money for seasonal requirements, we
invite you to discuss your plans and needs with
us at no obligation.
S. C. LORENZ, Vice President
MITCHELL TILLOTSON, Manager
KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH
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Cocoa -dyed
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$349
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Genuine Marmot
Chubbie
$119
S79
let-: O
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Oennlne
Alaska
Bafanl Seal
$399
Sable Dyed
Squirrel
$269
A at oral urej
Karakul
$229
Jap Weasel
$349
Cocoa
Krnilne
$349
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tca WARAKUL
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