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WH- BEAUTIFUL SCENERY ÄsÄZand’s w for Over Fifty Years 1rs Sorvien) ASHLAND OREGON, KLAMATH GETS CLUB MEETING Lindsey Burn» His Court Records EMERALD WILL USE TELEGRAPH U. of 0 . Daily Pirat to U. P. on Pacific . , Coast . ; Tbo 1055 convention of the EUGENE, Sept. 26.—<U>J— The Oregon Federation of Women's Oregon Emerald, morning ) dally, Clubs will be held in Klamatb published at the School of Jour Falla ngxt June. according to a nalism of the University of Ore decision reached by members of ejpresentative of Langley gon. will Join the United Press In the state board Of directors at a Oompaov Surrey» A. D. Its Initial issus for the fall term meeting held recently In Port Helm» Ranch at Klamath Wednesday morning. land. Eugene v es asking for Junction—Definite Decis The Emerald Is the first col the state convention. ion in Regard to Location lege dally In the Pacific North Pall Term Will Start With Record Attendanet-Olaaseb ’ Plans for the entertainment of of Company to be Made west to make use of telegraph as the visitors at the June meeting and English Tests Will be Held Tuesday—^acahy Wednesday. well as local news. will be made by the Klamath All Home Prom Vacation and Ready for Duties— Falls Federation. Mrs. George Ona hundred fifty Odd Fellows, R. Lindley of that city Is present. Local Students Arranged Schedules Early. -4 malty of them accompanied by th|er wives, were la attendance at the. eemt-ennual meeting of the Enrollmept at the Southern Oregon Normal school Southern Oregon Odd Fellows As will easily reach 30^ taxing the institution to its ogjmc- sociation held la this city Sunday. ity in accommodating the students at the fall term,a<£ The picnic dinner planned for an out-door affair in the Lithla cording Jo present indications, President J. A. Churchill Park Grove was transferred to thè Annual “ Promotion Day saiti at noon today. I. O. O. F. hall when chilly weath Services Held Sunday The school was a beehive of autivity as the students er made It impractical to hold the Terrific Speed of 285 Miles Morning meeting In the park. stood in line awaiting their turn at the registration desk Per Hour Maintained Judge Ben Lindaey, rsttrlt ■ from his colorful Denver Juvenile Jackson and Josephine county "Promotion Day” was observed —schedules were outlined and classes assigned. The office at Lido court after years of service, bal Ha bonfire in one of-the city's parks at the First M. E. church Sunday lodges were represented at the ‘orce spent a busy morning. the other night. It was a Sri ■ the Judge said, that would "save meeting. .A short muslness and approximately 100 boys and homes.’* r Classes will be held Tuesday meeting which will be held pre Tne night of Lieut. S. N. Webster wr mov|e studio purposes and Denying that tbs great • IS of records that he burned were girls received their diplomas ad ceding the dinner. Annual elec ot England In a fragile, spidery ®c®oery about this section court records, the former Jure* T Judge put the match to the docu- vancing them from beginners to tion of officers will be made at craft, today won the Schneider couM not be more ideally adapted ments that bore tragic storiea af many Denver homes. primary, from primary to Junior "Do you think I want baa its ruined in Denver?" he said, ex- and from Junior to intermediate the next'meeting which will be eup race for seaplanes. tor studio use. plaining to the crowd that tbs held in the spring. Tans of thousands of persons Absence of fogs and climate the young people who have gi weords were not ■court records. "All departments. More than 300 were A program was enjoyed follow occupied the famous Lido sands *re also ln tovor of the Helms lo- now that their secrets are safe.1 4 » me their confidence may know at Sunday School. ing the dinner. The Promotion Day services Above, the Judge is shown reparing the bonfire. to watch the airmen dart around >oat,on- the representative said, Geo. W. Trefren of this city was the triangular were in charge of W. W. Heven- 56 kilometer Th® •c««>®’*y of California has in charge of the affair. 11 course. er, assistant superintendent of Alumni and High School b®®n “worn out" and studio rep- NO MORE PARALYSIS the Sunday school. Dr. G. W. Webster'g average time for the reosntatlveo are looking for new Tail to Score Saturday “There have been no fur Gregg, superintendent, being in seven laps ot 50 kilometers each locations and new scenery for pic- —High School Good ther cases of Infantile paral attendance at the annual state was 255.1 miles per hour. tur® productions, he explained. ysis develop in Ashland and conference In session at Salem. Because the regulars didn’t —.. .............. Several locations have been exam- the one stricken child, re Shorf exercises by each group have enough strength to get T A I W lKlJ,EvmLrr* ,ne<1 and will be inspected. Directors Commend Work of children, in which they demon ported seriously is Improving l V n i l HUlCfllBIlT Mr. Langley, head of the Inde- Done by Organisation in strated the type and value of work through the old timers and be and will probably recover cause the old- timers didn’t have TTDTTk A V v r m n m pendent company which would Bold Hold-up Made Within Official Action without any ill effects from done in the department f r o m enough wind or speed or sig locate on the Helma ranch, plans Stone's Throw of the disease,” DrwF. O. Swed to come to this city Wednesday Klwanis have pledged their which they were being promoted nals to push through the regulars Polios Station en burg said today. and inspect the location. support to T. M. C. A. activities featured the services. Depart the first football game * of the Invitations W ill be Sent to The representative who h a s Reports of further devel for the coming year, the board of ment superintendents are: Mrs, season was a scoreless affair. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25__ (LP) Every H one in opment of the disease in this made preliminary investigations directors of the organization hav Fred Engle, beginners; Mrs. G. The alumni and regulars were — In one of tbs boldest robberies city are without foundation said he was certain the Langley ing passed the following motion W. Gregg and Mrs. Lawrence tied, nothing to nothing. to be staged bars la years, with and no other homes are un Koder, primary; Mrs. Cora Van at a recent meeting^ in a. stages throw of tbs Central Invitations tor tbs “Big Town company would locate studios der quarantine, he said. “That In recognition of t h e Police atotjnp, robbers this morn- (Meeting" to be held next Friday somewhere in Southern Oregon B ni team was in uniform this year Heavy frost In Klamath work of the Y. M. C. A. during the ‘«5 M t t W t M robbed th* bar- isvSnlng at 5 o’clock ln the Arm- and nowhere bad he found a loca and as for signals— they Just county It is hoped will check past year and in view of the eau of light aad Ppwer escaping lory, will be dlstrlbated at every tion so well suited for movie pro- 8 used gang formation and a snap tbe disease there. ¡needs of the community, t h e jbouse to Asbtoad, » . O. ItoHna. a c tio n work as the Halms ranch 8 signal—so they dldp’l <®t so -towrfi votes to endorse tbs work ¡new secretary of the chamber, ao- with scenery aboat Ashland be far. * ing tbs finest available. and recommend that the people ♦beb tM bendita enterad t b s laouaeed today. HUFF— HANSOM In spits of tbs fact that they of Ashland give the association balldlot Shà looted tbs vaults | Tbs town meeting Is being bald Mis« Bernice Huff, of this city, held the regulars scoreless, the their financial and moral support which bad boon opened la pre ¡la keeping with aa old New Eng and Noel Hansom of Coquille, for the coming year.*’ ’ high school put up a stroag paration far tbs buslassa of tbs land* custom and every resident were married here at the G. B. , struggle and showed both speed Support of this service club was day. of Ashland Is Invited to express Icenhower residence Saturday, by and headwork enough to make pledged in view of the Budget Tbs officials wars bound and bis or bar (for tbs women are Mrs. Icenhower, who Is a minis , the alumni believe that there Week work which will soon be gagged. Tbe money was t h i a perfectly welcome too) opinion ter in the Four Square church. i Is going to be a real team in the under way In an effort to raise gathered ap. Both bandits were, on town advancement. Mrs. Hansom is the daughter ef uniform of the high school this funds for financing the work for reported as heavily armed. It’s a real chance to get ac year. * NEW YORK. Sepi. 25.— (|J>)— Mrs. A. E. Huff of this city. the coming year. quainted. Harold Lloyd, movie comedian is The weather Saturday was a Lew Hansen Is In charge of the in bed In his apartment here suf bit warm for football but the - KILLED BY TENT POLK program which be promises will fering from a severe cold con game was fast anyhow. OREGON CITY. Sept. 26— (IF) be oae of real peppy entertain tracted along the East River. Phy Alumni who were in uniform — William Wehner died here to ment. sicians said they expected he American Saturday wore: Grubb and day from Injuries received at the would recover before the end of Washington, 4 ; Boston, a. Brower at ends; Taylor and county fairgrounds at Canby when Exhibits Indicate Much In the week. D etroit, 8; Cleveland, 1. Leach at Tackle; Neely and a tent pole fell on him. interest Being Shown Prescott at guard; Clyde Young, 1 Throughout State center; Butterfield, quarterback; 8AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26 — (IW—Sixteen persons met death SALEM, Sept. 26.— (LP)— With Don Lowe, fullback and Hobson 1 and 35 were Injured over t b e 1 the sun striving to break through and Tborhtoa. halfbacks. week-end In tbs Pacific Coast, a thick fog, the sixty-sixth annual Included on the high school ’ United Press sgrvey shows today. Air Mail Delayed Today by -Oregon State Fair opened with squad are Hitchcock at fullback, Storms Throughout Five wars killed and 15 Injur out ceremony this morning. who has driving power, punting 1 Wyoming ed In auto accidents. Tbs Pacif Exhibits this year are said to ability and weight; Dunn. Gandeo ‘ ic Northwest 'deaths include 3 exceed anything ever made before and Leedom St halfback; N u t-, lumber Jacks, Leo White, Allan I DENVER, Colorado, Sept. 26. and the crowd on the oponlng'day ter and Ruger alternating at ’ Nordsen and a man known as —(LP)— Driving snow and fall was indicative of the interest quarterback; Keaton and Moore Casey, killed when a 8. P. train ing temperatures today heralded which It is expected will be shown nt guard; Roy Abbott and Kleiu- struck an auto near Klamath the coming of winter In many throughout the week. hammer .Katser. Mcgee, Miller sections of the Inter-mountain Falls. , • . < and Kinkleman, all the b o y s states. ready for aetton. 1 Top coats appeared In the Next Saturday the regulars will streets while farmers worried clash wtth Yreka High on the over unharvested crops. The east- local field. bound air mail was delayed be cause of general storms through Doughboys Continue Tours out Wyoming. 8now was fall Undismayed by Hostil Miss Eva L. White, primary ing gsnsrall throughout Color ities supervisor and ibstrnetor at tbe ado and Wyoming, western Ne Southern Oregon Normal School, braska and western Kansas but PARIS, Sept. 26.— (IP)——Amer returned Saturday after spending train service was unimparled. ican Legions I res in France and n three weefc’v^segtlon with her elsewhere In Europe continued on parents in Bom*.- Idaho. During tours undismayed by the discov Small Shoi of Pear currad. Gullfsrd .was carrying a ery yesterday of an attempt made bar visit thshk-bbr pnrante ob gun but was unable to. reach ihm Pickers ta District, served their diamond, nr stgtleth presumably to bomb trains on before bo waoatrnckdowa. Hin Says Report which veterans were riding. wedding nnnlvdragry. condition is reported ns- serions. Miss Grano Pauls. Redmond. There is a shortage of pear Oregon, Ines Woodell, and Laona pickers In this district, according Frees, students at tbe Normal WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—(LP) t° * report of the seasonal em school accompanied Miss Whits — High Catholic Church digni ployment bureau. Fruit picking ns far a sth sir bom* on her trip taries were hers today to address In the Rogue River Valley will to Idaho and Mias Pawl* and Kins I tho National Connell of Catholic continue for about 30 days and Medford members of t h e without a great Influx of labor Woodell accompanied her on her Women, holding Its seventh an- Southern Oregon Rod and Gun tho shortage will be met. Jt is ' With no now cases of Infantile return. Miss Free«’ return being anal convention. Tho meetings paralysis developing Ik Klamath club turned out practically full said. dslnysd by the death ot d rela will sad Wednesday night. Falls, schools la that city wtt) bo force to assist In posting the duck tive. Mrs. Isora. Laltbor of The labor situation over tbs opened within a tow days. i m r l Social welfare In the United reserve In Klamath county recent state seems to be well balanced, Boies, Idabo, also accompablsd ly leased by the club and locating hop picking is almost o r 4 r, tag to recommendations nmdo by Miss White to this city aad Bund 8tatss, With sspseisl emphasis on a site for the cabin, and ^olng prunes are being harvested and the stats board of health whisk day woat to Grants Paog . Where t ie girl problem, immigration, other preliminary work on the * Ithln a short time the winter baa bdon in class contact with tbo she will spend the winter with J women la Industry, study clubs duck beds preparatory for the op apple crop will be ready f.o r' hnadtb conditions la that oily. her brother. ., . „ . I ¡and parsnS-tsnchar associations, Tbs quarantine of all chOdvom led on the convention program. ening of the seseon. picking. The wind-np of tho wheat A solemn high mass In the None of the 15 local members and grain harvest In tbs La- nadsr 15 years of ngrto bottom« New Soutfcdni Pgfeiftc Inter National Shrine of the Immacu to have b b sn of greet veins kk were ln the party. Grnnds vicinity la under way. bringing tba dread, tinman aador state bos fine Wit1! pay 116,500 late Conception nt Catholic Uni Opening of schools and colleges ooutrpl. Clenillgma to tbe esw irillesge taxes. Lins equipment versity yesterday opened the con McMinnville — Mor; has canssd a decrease la laborers prscaatioa which la now batow" will cost 5360,000. Une building 56,000 vention. and transients arc mors abet to particularly stressed dm- warehouse. find employment. tborittoc. CHILDREN ARE PROMOTED AT M. E. CHURCH ENGLISHMAN IS WINNER OF PLANE RACE SCORELESS GRID GAME IS STARTER KIS PLEDGE Y .SU PPO R T ROBBERS LOOT CITY OFFICE Movie Comedian DI In New York S. P . Train Strikes Car; Three Killed Baseball Today STORMS RAGE IN MOUNTAINS STATE FAIR OPEN TODAY H Six-Letter Word Meaning—-? LEGION CARS ARE BOMBED Normal Faculty Teacher Returns LABOR H E R E , IS BALANCED Catholic Women In Annual Meet Medford Men Work Reserve No New Cases : . : O f Paralysis