The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Au'nt ., VXil. THK EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ENS TEIS F ROM MAUN after Mm. tnur (Mmh IiiI In Tin lli'rnlil) MAI. IS, Auk. IS.- Mr. ami Mra. Krni"H lli'llti'ti nio llio Imp py irnicnu of a liuliy tiuy, burn t tlm K In mu I h (iKimial honnllitl. The child wulah.4 II nountU and haa bei-n naitiud "Diinlnl 'ur Irr." ' ' liny Van Mi'inr 'roiurni'd to OlmiH all or atuyiua averal oik will) hU liruiliKr, I'lyilo Vmi Mo tor. Mr. and Mm. Anion I'l-truat'k and fiinilly apt'iit Sunday In Anh tflnnd. Ml Mnriha ' Jidluk uo romiittnliMl thum on Hi lil. J. W. Hnliili-m nuhl Tunmlay In Klamath Kn 1 1 H en ImimIiixkm. KiiiIiiIiiIi Ji'lln. K und John Ko be r lifl Huuday nn a bimlnixui trip to llundon, Or. They will return llili weik. Iran Pulrasek In lublui Mr. Jvllnak'a phiro mil Job I'liiui'i'k u hililti diirliiN Mr. Hatwr'a alnvtire. Carl Taylor I hauling wood Mr Hi aaw mill. Ileum llrolhomk and Coorc Spijli'k nr branding caul at the Hpoluk raurh. . Virlnw Kallna. Ivnn Pttlmark, I xi ii In. Km ma and Rudolph Knll m tnrlrd Wednesday on Irln to I'urilund and oilier Oregon points. They will vUll (rlriidn at He 111 While gone. llnri-iuo Muddy lina atartml out wlih a nw llironlior Into the grain (Inlds. Mr. and Mr John llalley were liiipliig In Malln Thursday. Mra. A. '..' Htreet and son Vrnm turn, have returned tuiveral mouths' vn wlili KtrceCa mother A. Kulliia l building house on Knurl h sirwt, across from the ramp around. A llilnl liiinlirr yard In being oK-iml In Mallu hy III' lirako Lumber company of Klamath Falls. Thin lll da located on leased laud from the Masonic lodge. A carrier plseon lighted at ih AiirMii ranch, on lh lake. I'pon Investigation It was found to wnar a baud with !'. Murphy 8015 Hiiriia VUa Alameda, No Mr. Anlflln la g.-ttln In lourh with Mr. Murphy, and mranwhlle will ffd and rare (or lh pigeon. Mra. Orare Ktefer of Red lllulf and Mr. M M. Hauler of Htcrn memo. Calif., arc visiting Mr. and Mra. II. CI.' IMcketl and fain- ny. J. M. Itollon returned Kiinday morning from ,a trip to Crania I'aas. tin broliglil Ilia mother homo wlih htm for an rxtcuJ.d visit. Mra. Thrmlora N. Case and Kin Austin nf Tin-omit, vbd'.ed - Thursday with Mra, Mct'omli and ann David. Mra. Mahla FoeIo and Jack ftulllvan worn married TuiKilav evening In Klamath Kail a. Mr and Mm. Mulllvan will live ai their huma lu Malln. Mlaa Mnrgiiret Mn.ken ' la vis iting In Klamnth Kails with friend for the week end. , ' Mlaa Kinir.i l.nniplot nf Spra gu lllvcr la visiting her alatvr, Mra. John HHick. Tho Llakcy llroa., and Clia" Klnlmulia hnr put their com Idiica Into the Krnln fielda ou Tule. lake, where harveatlnK haa atortnd In earneat. Vaat flnlda of (rain nra rlpnnlnx. Mra. Norman Maun and aon of (irauta I'aaa liava (Olio to Klam ath alia, ufter a vi.,t with Mra Mann a pnreitti. .Mr. and Mra. K. D. Bmllh. A Smith la erect I tin a earnse In hla Iota In roaplrll Acre -.where tho famllyjiill ll uulll Ihelr hotiae la completed. Wm. K. Wheal of Omnia Pnaa haa taken a ponitlnn al Van'a I'utnp aloie. Mr. and Mra. Hart Albert and (luiiolitor Wanda, of rhlloqtiln, vlalted at the A. W. Mackiu homo Sunday. Jlnimo Kalllhee of I,nkevlow la vIhIi Inn hla aunt Mra. W. C. Dal-ton. 4 QUALIFY FOR BIG AIR DERBY K'liiitlnued from 1'iiiin One) Iuk rraalied near Han IjIi'im a they worn headltit; for Hun Kron cUco lUy. Willi Ibla apnetro of death facing them Ilia pilot and nnvlKator on tin ((round hcra bowed no Inclination In quit Ilia rum. rti'vcrlty of Teat. liiHlcud they complained about I he auvrty of tenia linpoacd by department of rommerc Inapec lora, who worn Inalaleut Hint pll ota tllaplay mora than ordinury kill befnro boltm certified. The Hun ' Krnnclacu ChroulcU a lya proleata Wero lodaed over llila atlliudo with He,rlury of Com merce Hoover, hill Unit official refuaed lo Interfere. Individual pilot and navlaatora denied they had complained. The teal con tinued Uiduy. The ChronlcTo alao anld Clar ence M. YnuuK, director of aero nautic! of tho department of com merce, who hua beiiu lnapecilni! Ih Dole fllitlit enlrnnla. loft Oak Und laat nluht for WaKhlnK lon after the complaint had been lodaed Arlunl IftctiioiiNfrnl'oii. I.leuletiant lien Wyutl, naval aviator, who la an authority on nuvlgntlun and In charau of nivl aitlloii teala for the enirama here, haa Inflated on an actual demon atrutlon of ability to fly over 4 proacrlbed couran without bent more than tin percent Inucciir Jle. Duly four huvo paaaed I hla leal. They are: 1 The Travelnlr mnnoidnne "Oklahoma." Ilerj;:! IV (irlff.n, pilot, and Al llelney nuvlK.llor. 1 Monoplane "Rl Camo" of 8on)ler.o, Norman A. tioddurd pilot and l.leuleiiant K. C. iluw kln navigator. J The llreean monoplane "I'n clfle Flyer" III which l.lv.naalou (I. Irving of llerkeley. will hop off without a navlgnlor. 4 The monoplane "('olden Ragle," entry of the Kan Krnn rlaro Kiamlner, piloted by Juck (Iroat with (iordon. Kcott, navi gator. The approved aiarler will hop Too Late to Classify HI't'HH J H acre In apuda ha 4-room huuae. city water and light) large chicken bonne, ga rage, Telephone In houe. I'rlce IS toil, wlih tr00 down, balance eay. or will trade for acreage around Medfoid. off In Hie order named anaf lho 1 who iiiiillfy totlay will obtain plucee In the atarllng Una In the order of qualification. (Jill Muy (Jmillf). The inonoplnnu In which Mlaa .Mildred Do ran, 22-yetir-old Mlchl : ran achoul teacher, will ride lo Hawaii, etood a fair chance of Inning approvil aa Hie fifth atVtor loduy. J. A. Pedlar, the pilot, ewlichod navlgatora and It wa expactud thai l.leulenunt . Mllea Knifjie, engaged yealerduy, would pa the navlgutlon tral eaally. , Cupliln Win. P. Krwln, flying lha "Dullua Hplrlt," waa ready for hla half load teat today. Ha abandoned hla orlntyial plan to fly alone and hi engaged A. II. jlClchwuldt, !7-yiiur-old navigator. The "Clly of Peoria," tiny 'biplane to be flown by (haa. W. 'I'arkhitat, wa on the rompaaa teat Inn table, and plana were .made i for the half load teala. Italph , I.owcb, navigator, baa the toata of Idouleuant Wyalt before hlin . alao. ' Captain Frederick (iflea. Rrlllah army filer during the World war, N I lie only official entrant left h i haa, been urabla to reach the atarllng point, lie hoped to hop from Detroit today. Weather Outlook Generally Fair For Next 7 Days HANJ'KA.VCIHeo. Aug. 11. (A'i Tho weather outlook for ll, e wuek atarllng Auguat 14 waa an nounced hers loduy by the Uni ted Slate weather bureau e follow: ' Far weatern atale: The out look I for generally fair weath er but with fog along , the roat, occasional loci: I atorm in the mountain and over tba pla teau region, and for , ahowere near the coaat of Oregon and Washington fur the end of the week. , Temperature will be normal near the coaat. One good way lo figure how the world feel lowaid you la to figure out how you feel toward It. Too Late to Classify IIAVB CIIK.VHOt.KT TOUfllNO car, Jual overhauled; good Urea, excellent ahape. Muat aell ibla week. Ko reaouabl offer refuaed. Terma. tlee Mr. Itlner at 716 Jefferaon. I'bone 636. 13-16 FOIt TltADB Fordaon tractor and plow, extension wbeela -for horae or cow. Addreaa Thco Helm, Malln, Ore. 13-1 & FOIt KENT Housekeeping room, cloae In, adult. Phone 6Cb-lt. 1143 Pine. 13 WB HAXDI.R F.XCIIAXCES Trade what you have for what you want. I.lat your properly for exchange with tie. I ATTfCNTIOS TO FA!M Itf'V ' KltH We have aeverul good j farm and alock ranche. well Improved and unimproved email aerigea at oil price. Small down paynieule and eaay term ua balance. Call Any Time 7 a. m. lo ? p. m. TIll-STATKH UKAI.TV CO. ' Itealtnra Phone 1020 Office 1134 Main 11-11 Roy Call's Auto Wrecking New and Used Parts Trailers Goodyear Tire. National Wheel and Rim Service Ford Generators exchanged, $6 I Reo Speed Wagon at a Bargain 727 Commercial St., Near Sixth. ieTeTe . j red Vlellora ller Mra. J. I). Humiuera of Yreka. Mr. and Mr. I.. I.. Wenver and California, ore enjoying the acen lc atlravtlona of Klamath county over the woek end. E Coma to your aula Unlvtralty for cultural dttcalloa and pra(,MWonal tmnlnt Oeeortualt if offrml in 22 deportment of the College of Literature, Science and the Art Ani in tht SehwtU of 0 Architecture and Allied Art Dutlnea Admlnltratlon Educa tion Journalism Graduate Study Law Medicine Muilc Phyil cnl Education Sociology Social Work Extcnalon Dlvlalon. Colic gt Ycr Oprm Scfitcmhef 26, 1937 for Information or eolohtiio wrllt Tht Heinlrar, Unwrnlo at Orb0, um, Orv. "The tooth fu eouie liiwa ai-e not 1 1 lie only Ivor)- inrt." t GOV. AL SMITH t 1 hi ? Till! )K.M.M FOK File IIi'Ikk Htratlon lunlllon mill I.IuIiIIiik Hultch la alendlly Increasing, duo lo lla popularity and prlco. Wo ran give you a. Ilrlgg & Strnt ton awilch that will fit a Dodge, CmWolCit, Maxwell, Paige and many other ear. , We eon ttpilyv you with gen inline, electrical parte from leading mniiiifucturerH nil over the country. , W. P. JOHNSON'S Auto & Electric Service - Phono 3111 We handle all material that goes into Good Concrete - Prices Low Quick Service Call or Phone SW.D. Miller Construction Company T V! Ti y' ?! V: V i ? I1 t: f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f ? Y Y t ? T f . ? it I : Lt. a. . , , Phone 78 6th & Commercial Sts. 2 . t Y Y; Y Y ? I XII SI OA PRIZE OFFER In News-Herald $6,000 Prize Campaign Closes Tonight at 9:00 o'Qock Tonight, at 9 o'clock, is the end of an oppo rtunity for three candidates in The Klamath News and The Evening Herald's $6,000 prize campaign to win $100.00 in cash, $60.00 in cash and $40.00 in cash. To the three candidates having turned in the hi flies': amount in subscription payments during this period which closes tonight at 9 o'clock, th ese special prizes will be given. The one turning in the largest amount will re ceive $100 in cash. The second highest will re ceive $6 in cash. The third highest will re ceive $40 in cash. Don't fail to turn in your subscriptions today. All subscription payments will apply on the $200 extra Gold Offer, your NEW subscrip tions will apply on the 80,000 extra vote offer closing August 20. - , Candidates in the outside districts are remind ed that they have exactly as much t'me to de vote to this offer as city candidates. Remit tances may be mailed and these will aply on this offer providing the letter wa3 mailed not later than August 13, 9 p. m. How Many Friends Have You . 10 Five Year Subscription to NEWS or HER ALD 1,600,000 tf New Subscription (Id extra vote) ..l,OO,0OO Tbl would ronatttute 10 clubs TOTAL, VOTE COUNT FOR 10 BUBSCRIP. TlONd 2,900.600 OR 6 Five Tear Subscriptions to NEWS and HER ALD 1.00.000 If Near aubacriptlona (In extra rotes) 1,100,000 This would constitute 18 clubs TOTAL VOTE COUNT FOR S COMBINATION SUBSCRIPTIONS S.100,000 Sureir. this bis; opportunity offers anr contestant an opportunity of a winning vote total. BUT REMEMBER, onlr a abort time ,'emalns of the BIGGEST voting opportunity of the campalfB. GOLD OFFER cloae tonight at t p. m. 80.000 EXTRA VOTE OFFER cloaea ' Saturday. AuKusl 20. one week from tonight. Then the end of the campaign Saturday. Auauat 27, at 9 p. m. C.l.VMUATfcS ARK ' HKQl'ESTKO TO CET BUSY 1TH NOW OK xevek: Vote Value of Subscriptions Payable in Advance The subscription rates of THE KLAMATH FALLS MORNING NEWS" and THE KLAMATH FALLS EVENING HERALD are shown below, together with the regular number of votes allowed on each subscription payment ' The votes shown here app ly on both Old and New subscriptions. Rates For News or Herald Combination Rate For Both Papers NEWS CR HERALD By Carrier In Klamath Kalis PRICE FIVE YEARS J2 50 FOUR YEARS 28.00 THREE YKARS 19.50 TWO YEARS 11.110 ONE YEAR .50 BIX MONTHS ,3 40 News or Herald By Mall Outaldo Klamath Falls PRICE FIVE YEAR:! ..25.00 FOUR YEARS THREE YEARS ...... TWO YEARS ONE YEAR EIX MONTHS , 20.00 15.00 10.00 6.00 2.75 VOTES 160.000 110. 0O0 7'i.OOO 4 0.000 15 OUO , ...6.000 VOTES 150.000 100.000 60.000 35.000 12.000 4,000 NEWS AND HERALD Ey Carrier In Klamath Fells PRICE FIVE YEARS $85.00 FOUR YEARS : 52.00 THREE YEARS . 39.00 TWO YEARS - 26.00 ONE YEAR -. 13 00 SIX MONTHS - 7 00 News and Herald '.By Mail Outaide Klamath Falls PRICE $50.00 : 40.00 30.00 FIVE YEARS FOUR YEARS THREE YEARS TWO YEARS ONE YEAR SIX MONTHS 20.00 10.00 6.50 VOTES 360.000 260.000 ISO. 000 110,000 40,000 15,000 VOTES 340.000 240,000 160.000 90.000 . 35.000 12,000 80,000 EXTRA VOTES In addition to the extra cash prizes, candidates are offered a wonderful oppor tunity to get thousands of extra votes by forming "new. subscription clubs." 80,000 extra votes will be given for every $20 worth of new subscriptions turned in during the period starting August 8th and ending August 20th. The 80,000 votes are a bonus in addition to the regular votes given on subscriptions. There is no limit to the number of clubs any candidate may turn in. For every $20 worth of new subscriptions there will be 80,000 extra votes. This is the greatest extra vote offer to be given during the remainder of the campaign. It is NOT necessary, or advisable, to hold subscriptions until the $20 worth are secured. Turn in your subscriptions as obtained, so the subscribers will receive their papers promptly, and after the offer closes a ballot will be mailed to cover the extra votes earned. . . All subscriptions turned in this week ending August 13th will also count in the $200 special cash prize offer. The extra vote offer ends August 20th. The special cash prize offer ends August 13. Nomination Period Closes August 17 NOMINATION BLANK . Good for 2,000 Votes Pli-nse ulw: Namo - Aa a Camlidiitp in The Klamath Fulls Nrws' and Herald Automobile anil Priar Campaign Street and No......... .. . . Town or City ........ J ....i...Eit No. Signed . '-. Addreaa Only one nomination blank rrelltd to each candidate. You ran enter youi-aclf or nominate any other penain. Send in This Blank Today Campaign Ends August 27th 41 7SI KlmtmlH J -Jt-J JaJe-------