August 2, 10.13
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PAGE FIVE
Queen Mary
Quite Contrary
CITY BRIEFS
Aimee Returns From Eurojv
SIX ARRESTED ON
1 VJ'Eii
WELFARE CLUB
(lueete at Wlllnnl Itoglstra
lions at tli Hotel Wlllnnl on
Monday were J- K. Ilnrger, (.!. M
I'erk, Donald llruce, J. K. Ehr
llrh and wlK 0. . K-va, C. W
Walla, K. W. Thompson, r". I'.
Knan. f .I'urlland; V M
Youura, Kugciie; l.loyil Mnglll.
Ilnnd; Mra. Hay Dewent, P. W.
Culver and wife, Myrile t'olut;
O. K. Carter and wile. Mwlturd;
Mies K. H. Smith, Mra. K. II.
l'omeroy, Central 1'olnli J. M
White, Weed; M. K. Flynn and
l(a, Yakima; llime and family.
W. n. Tarrall. Mr. and Mra. II
p. Cartar, Haoramento; M. W.
MrKoy and wif. Anna lluharek,
Balain; f W. Kecncy, liorkoluy.
Calif.
Hull Hotel Guesta Visitors
registered at lha Hall bolal
Monday evening were: Charlaa
W. (Illbert, Medford; O. Lewie,
Ran Francisco; I. K. Krlillgor.
Ashland: W. H. MarLaren. Lawr
ence, Kansas; Claudo T. Iluolli.
I'ortlaud; W. D. Uulll, Wuod
land; Kthel Hllay. Spokane; Mr.
and Mra. Jamee Hmllh, Alluraa:
M. Petereon, Lakevlew; H. N.
tjiout. Illy.
AecMrnt Reported An accl-
dant which occurred two mile
west ot Ktuo. July 1, waa Iliad
da the sheriff's ofllce Tuesday
mornluz by W. M. dray. Mra.
Gray racalvad fractured rllia and
bruUaa whan the trallnr behind
tha truck In - which they wore
riding alld over tha hank causing
tba truck to overturn.
laam lor Reno Mra. Hlcb
ard Cleveland left Monday for
Reno. Net. where aha will spend
a month visiting her parmla,
Har. and Mra. Warner. Mra.
Cleveland la enjoying a vacation
from har dutlea aa a mualc
teacher, tine la alto orjiuuUl at
tha HU Paul'a Kpleeopal churcb.
I'..T. A. Milling An eiecu-
tlve meeting of Ilia Mllla P.-T. A
III be hnld Friday evening at
7:90 o'clock at lha home of Mra.
Chart, Thoinei. 1106 Wantlaud
uveniia. All offlcera and com
mittee chairman ara requested to
lend.
On Klalilnu Trh Among thoaa
who are enjoying fishing, hath-
ng and horse-bark riding at the
IMainond Lake raaort ara Mr. and
Mra. Kenneth Heed of Portland:
M. Kltxpalrlck and children,
also of Portland and Mra. Inlery
E. Kostuscn and family.
OiH-na Off lira Here Dr. O. W.
Wuaillnd, formerly of Marahflelri.
haa opened offlcea at til
1. (). O. F. building. Dr. West-
llnd, a naturopathic physician.
waa In Marahfleld 10 yeara be
fore coming here last month.
California VMtw Mr. and
Mra. F. W. Oit of Long Doach.
Calif., are visiting at the borne
of Mr. and Mra. Mickey I'arr ot
640 Dlvialon atrcel and Mr. and
Mra. Hnnnert of 115 Dlvialon
treat. Mrs. llunnort la tha daugh
ter ot Mra. lilt and Mra. Carr la
a granddaughter. '
Junto to Meet "Moses" will
be tha discussion tonic at a meet'
log of the lloycroft Junto to bo
held thla (Tueeday) evening at
t o'clock at the Wunder tea
room on Klamath avenue when
Mra. Alalna Irwin will act as
boatesa.
VU1I In IiUho Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hubs and eon "Pat re
turned Sunday from Holse. Idaho
where they visited with relatives.
Their daughter, Mra. Leonard
Mace, and two grnndaona
turned home with them. They
war away for a week.
Club Mecta Tlmrwlay The
Rblp-Hy-llall oJub will meet
Thursday evening at T:30 o'clock
In the county court house for
the regular monthly meeting, ac
cording to an announcement
made Tuesday.
The World Cried
For This Great
Screen Story of
WAR rAIR!
Leave For Halem Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Collins loft Friday
for their hohie at Halem after
auondlng a week visiting with
Mr. and Mra. tianrga llarlh of
1120 Mon Clair street.
At Tula Iwike Mra. E. D. Tru-
love and Mra. C. M. Itvynolds
ware guests ot Mr. and Mrs, 11. L.
West and family of Tula Lake
Sunday. Trulove and ltuynolda
spent the week-end fishing at the
III! Marsh.
!rava Monilnr Hot. and Mra.
Leonard Slgle. accompanied by
Mra. Ona Uagloy, loft Mouday for
Nuttle Lake, where they will
apand a ten-day varatlon trip and
attend the First lis pt lit conven
tion being held there.
URGES CITY TO
PROTECT PARK
Improvement Club Meete The
Fast Klamath Improvement club
and auxiliary will hold Ita regu
lar meeting Wednesday evening
In the club room on East Main
atreat. All members ara urged
to ba present.
Returns From Keltic -A. P.
yle, city electrical Inspector, re
turned Monday from Seattle,
where ha attended tha funeral
services of hla brother, T. II. I. yle.
Tha funeral was conducted under
tha direction ot the Masonic
lodge.
At a meeting of tha Northslde
Welfare club last week-end, a
resolution waa paased and pre
sented tha city park board, the
mayor and city council urging
the cleaning up of dry brush,
dry grass and all underbrush In
the limber of Monro park and
auggeallng that If It ba possible.
workers from civilian conaerva-
tlon camps ba obtained.
The resolution In part reads
"Natural f o r a a t conditions
within tha park make tha danger
of fire ona ot the chief menaces
to tha beauty and permanence of
tha park and realising tha Irre-
palrabla damage a lira within
the park may cauae, wa hereby
offer any support or assistance
which wa may ba able to offer
tba board to tha and that mora
adequate flra protection may be
aerured for the park. Wa sug
gest tha building ot flra trails
In tba timbered portion of the
park, removing dead and In
flammable debrla to places where
It may ba burned and thua mak
ing tha control of any flra that
may atart easier and quicker.
"Wa also suggest that If It Is
In any way poaelble. tha help of
tba civilian conaarvatlon corps ba
obtained aa aoon aa possible to
aid In aucb work."
The reaolutlon waa algned by
Gomar Jonea, chairman and Mra.
Knighton, eecretary.
At Dlninoiiil Lake Edson F.
Adams, president of tha Farmers'
and Merchanta Savings Rank of
Oaklnnd, Calif., la spending sever
al days on a fishing trip at Dia
mond lake.
From Portland Mr. and Mra.
George Gravaa and Mr. and Mra.
8. II. Rogers of Portland spent
the past week-end enjoying a va
cation trip at tha Diamond Lake
resort.
Apply for IJrense Robert P.
Porter, S3, farmer of Tule Lake
and Lillian Thames. 19, student
of Forsan, Texaa. applied for a
marriage license at the eounty
clerk's office Monday evening.
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MARCH
CAROLE LOMBARD
JACK OAKIE
1 illxllfCf HIIOKTrl
pimhk'H COOL
PELICAN
Marrlnl Uy Judge Francis
Ernest Lilly, 26. of llonansa and
Mary Lucille Walker, 17, also of
Bnnauia were married Monday
afternoon by Justice of tha Peace
W. B. Dames.
tuning (iranrinarente Jack
Reavor of Beverly Hills. Calif.
Is spending a month In Klamath
Falls visiting his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Otterbaln, at
tneir noma on Lincoln atraet.
Four Communists
Slain In Germany
ALTONA, Germany. Aug. 1.
(Al Four communlata were bo
headed today after being convict
ed of killing Nasi demonstrators
July 17. 1931.
A vial taken from a 1000
year-old tomb near tha city ot
Luxemburg contained human
I tears, according to chemical
analysis. Teara war once bur
led with the dead as a romantic
expression of sympathy.
The Cathedrnl of Seville la
tno second Inrgoat Gothic ad.
flea In Europe: It waa dedicated
In Hoi and contalna tba tomb
or unristopher Columbus.
There are 10,000 skiffs and
1000 motorboata on tha River
7 names for tha pleasure of Lon
don visitors.
Ily I'nlled Preaa
Do you know:
Oregon has 400,000,000 feet
of merchantlble timber?
The Willamette valley rcpre-
aenta nearly one twelfth ot the
area ot tha staler
In 1910 Oregon's gold output
waa nearly IS0O.O00?
Oregon a provisional govern
ment waa formed In 1841 with
out federal authority by too
trappera, mlsslonarlaa and Im
migrants?
Crater lake la six miles long
and live miles wide?
Yeara back, negroea were bar
red from holding real estate lo
Oregon? Negroes and Chinese
and Mulattoa could not vote?
Duelists are Ineligible to hold
any offlca of trust or profit In
Oregon?
Tha state college waa first
known as Corvallla college, and
waa under control ot the Method
ist Episcopal church south In
187?
Oregon grape waa dealgnated
aa the ststa tlowar In 1899?
Flfteon yeara ago tha atate
legislature could not pass special
lawa regarding divorces?
University of Oregon was as-
tabliehed In 1878? Four yeara
later Deady hall, first university
building, waa erected by cltlseus
of Lane county?
Rolsteroua members of legl
latlva gallerlea used to be thrown
Into prison for I hours?
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Two dairies at Portland and
one at New berg were fined last
month for giving short weight
on butter. Prosecution waa
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State Capitol
News Letter
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Jrr A. Bordeaux. 10, taxi '
river. wi iirrMttd by city po :
Ilea Monday Tnlns at 615
Main "(reel and charKfil with ,
poMMRlon of Intoxlcatlns 11-:
qut-r. Ha was bookftd to appear
bufiira Follr Judge Clifton Rich
mond Tuaaday.
John Andarion. 49. laborer.!
waa alio arreatM by city police 1
and charged with being drunk
and disorderly, Frank Johnson,
in, lanorar, was arreated and
charged with drunkenneaa. Eric
8kria, 43, farmer, waa charged
1th being drunk,
Thomaa William, 16, painter,
waa arraated Monday evening
nd charged with being drunk.
Cecil Holland, 86, lumberjack,
waa arreeted early Monday morn
ing at tba Palm Bear Garden
and charged with being drunk
and disorderly. All arreated
Monday evening were booked to
appear before Judge Richmond
Tueaday.
Back oo American soil after aertn montba abroad, Alo.ee Bern pie Mo
Pharaoa Hutton, the avangallst, axpreaaed herself aa "tremendously
abockad" by har husband's ault for divorce when, as shown here, aha
arrived at Norfolk. Va. Note her chic Parisian travel outfit.
made by division of foods and
dalrlea, state department of agri
culture. A meat market pro
prietor at Illllsboro waa fined !
for adulterating hamburger. j
Tha department made 690
sanitary inspection, Including 1
161 eating house, 134 grocery
stores, 131 dairies. 92 soft drink
stands, tl creameries, 18 baker
ies, 10 fruit stands, 7 candy fac
tories, fish markets, meat
mark eta, 4 slaughter houses, 4
garbage planta.
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A new mil track will replace
tha present half-mite oval at the
atate fairgrounds In time for be
ginning of tba alx-day racing
meet Labor day. If recommenda
tions of the Oregon atate racing
commission are carried out.
Max C eh 1 liar, head of the
state fair, aafd the project la be
ing considered. He attended a
recent meeting of the racing
commission.
Cost of enlarging the present
track would not be excessive,
Gehlbar believea. A mile track
waa located at the fairgrounds
a number ot years ago, but tha
new grandstand la built on part
of the apace It occupied.
"It waa tha opinion of, the
racing commission," Gehluar said
"that since the state already has
$260,000 Invested In ita fair
ground racing plant, expansion
might be advisable. Senator
Julian McFadden of Corvallls,
chairman of the commission, be
lieved tha enlargement could ba
made at nominal cost.
Tha races will be held in con
nection with the atate fair, which
opens Labor day.
Lights.
would appear,
just about the least concern, of
moat motorists.
State police handed out 4,936
warnings last month, arrested 22
persons for defective lights, and
collected fines totaling $78.
Reckless driving remains tha
greatest highway menace.
Of 624 cases investigated by
the police, 69 resulted in ar
rests and consequent ftnea total
ing $890. Speeding brought 17
arrests and tinea of $110.
Pood for patlente at Oregon
Tuberculosis hospital at The
Dal lea costs the state more per
capita than at any other Institu
tion, according to the board of
control.
Cost there Is .611 dally per
patient. Other per capita food
costs: blind school .243, Salem
tuberculosis hospital .802, blind
Institute .806, deaf school .226,
penitentiary .162, boys' training
school .137. state hospital .081,
feeble minded school .091.
Hoover $ Friend y
Dies In Kansas
KANSAS CITT. Kas.. Aug.
(AP) El wood D. King, who
went for the doctor when for mar
president Herbert Hoover was
born, died here at his home last
night He was 81 years old
and prior to his retirement sev
eral years ago, was a furniture
salesman.
Mr. King attended school at
West Branch, la., and one of
his school mstes was Jesse Hoo
ver, father of the former presi
dent. He later worked In the
Hoover blacksmith shop and
stayed at the Hoover home.
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SALEM. Aug. 1, OP) Appor
tionment of $289,332 interest on;
the irreducible school fund In :
the atate waa announced today1
by George Brown, secretary of
the state land board which has:
charge of the fund. Tbt per
capita apportionment waa tnadtf
on the basis of $1.11 par pupil fox
the 260,860 children between the
ages of four and 20 yeara, i M ....
Aiuunoman county wnn Yv.t&z : . . ." t a. " ...
nnoils w niv,r:,f,i tiK.S2& i Vn a7. " "
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Highly satisfactory results ob
tained by tha Ullniore Economy
car after a 10.000 mil. ran lust
ended la Portland, have been r
'celved by Earl Gilbert, Ollmora
i manager for Klamath Falls, arho
. haa expressed himself as pleaaed
- with tha performance of tba new
. fortified Ollmora Red Lion gaso
' line, used daring the trip.
Making Ita mileage In round
' trlpa between Eugene and tha
i Canadian border, the Ford V-l
showed an average of lt.,1 mllsa
1 on each gallon of tha Fortified
: Red Lion, with an equally good
! performance on Lion Head oil.
getting 426.1 mils, a quart.
Three drivers, working tha
fall 24 hours daily, kept tha
ear going at all driving apaeda
to make a complete test of tha
gaaolin. and oil aaed. Tha
apaedometer from which tha fig
urea ware taken waa certified by
ita manufacturers aa being abao
lutaly accurate.
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Marlon country with 17,421 chit
dren of school age was apportion
ed f 19,339, while Lane county
with 16,148 pupils received $16-812.
Other recelsta by counties In
cluded Baker with BIDS pupils.
16,723; Benton with 4923, 5,
44: Douglas with 7080. 27.858:
Jackson with 10,102, $11,213:
Josephine with ' 3852, $4,276;
Klamath with 8283, 19,188, Um
atilla with (70S. $7,448 and Un
ion with (009. $5,669.
T
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dreeaee alwaya hava bera down to i York.
bar snow, arnvea at a ixnaon
exhibit la a gown eeven Incha.
above ground! All other women
present wore skirta aweeplnf the
fraaa.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Am. 1,
(AP) A plea from her fellow
actors to coma back to Holly
wood, "be a good trouper and
lat the show go on," waa tele
graphed today to Bylrla Sidney,
motion picture actress, who yes
terday refuaed to reaume work
on a picture in which aha la co-
starred with Maurice Chevalier,
plane tor new
On Tuesday evening. August 8.
the registration committee of the
American Legion state conven
tion commission will meet at the
Legion headquarter,, moved laat
week from 101 North Fifth atreet
to 242 Main, and register all
Klamath American Legion mem
bers and visitors, according to O.
D. Matthews, chairman.
Local registrations will be
made two days before the open
lng of the convention to save
time In out-of-town registrations
and also to let tha registration
committee get acquainted with
Its duties.
Registration during the con
vention and the headquarters will
be held at the same location, 242
Main street.
Only tepid water should be
used in mixing a mustard plae-ter.
GN RUSHED
WASHINGTON, Aug. I. VP)
A eounty-by-county campaign to
apeed refinancing of farm mort
gage, will be undertaken by the
farm credit adminlatratlon, which
waa authorised to loan vp to $2.
200.000.000 to farmera at the
laat aeaaion of congress.
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., gover
nor of the adminlatratlon, explain
ed today the campaign will be
employed to expedite the mort
gage refinancing program and to 1
aupplemant plana already under
way In five states lor buying up
farm mortgage, held by eloaed
and restricted bank, to aid In
their liquidation.
Judge's Successor
Will Be Announced
SALEM, Aug. 1. 0P) Appoint
ment of a aacceaaor to Judge J.
W. Hamilton ot Roaebarg, who
died Sunday, will not be made
until later In the week, the execu
tive office announced today.
Mnce 1918, 1,250.00 booses
have been built In England, pro
viding home, tor five or six mil
lion people.
The telegram aaklng Miss Sid
ney to reconsider her walkout,
waa sent by the executive com
mittee of the actore' branch of
the academy of motion picture
arte and aclencea, and was algned
by Adolphe Menjon, Cheater Mor
ris, Warner Baxter, Hedda Hop
per and Reginald Barlow.
Oregon Employment
Director Selected
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1. (fly
The aet up of emergency reem
ployment directors for the 41
atate, waa completed today with
the appointment of Robert S.
Quinby aa director for Maesa
chuaetu; Mra. Lettie Ware Head
er, for Maine, and K. L. Meraer
eau, for Oregon. Meraereas la
from Porand, Oregon. The ap
pointments are for three months.
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