The Evening herald., August 23, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

Tnowlny, August 2.1, 1027.
v EXECUTION OF
2 RIOT CAUSE
(Continued from Jiug uuc)
ohi rlttrii ralda (iii mill luii pi, tur.
theater Iut A mer it a u films
wvrc living shown; film of Duug
In Fairbanks. Mnrr l-lckrorrf '
nnd Norm. T..li....l. I
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troyad In Ihu streets; 35 persons
Wuro Injured.
A lino M Hewn was posted '
that 111 I wo tiivu ha, ivtuallr
been executed, a crowd In front .
of newspaper office In Buenos ,
Ainu, Argentina, began alunltiK
I'nllnd States commercial nous.,
Only wild tin, aid of reinforce,
menta wvr Ih (i pohi-t able to
4 UUcll Ihli demiiatr.tl,.n
To tli. air.liu of ih. "lied IL K l)Mrh'r- r"u K. WIht,
flag" and' shouts f h,, .n,!.""'"" ' MrCarl. Ilufua J. Ile.u
vauivltl nuiHt ut ill.," a pro. ' "M"u' "!". -
rcs.lonnisr.lud Into III. ,l. hi ' ny lv,n Hu"vU- 8 '
Umdoti thla morning. Thie la Uo"' iHrU.J. It. Hcumouii
Ih. wide thoroughfare In ' Win. l. Ilura, W. T. W heal. I
or Buckingham, and aa marchers
neared in. peine, mounted po-
i ico scattered thitn. arresting a
uumbvr. Tlioan who look u.n In
lha demonstration annarnnilv !
wrt man and women who at-l1""' r"" "" I
tended a gathering In Hyde Park n","",r ' x!r- ,-r- " w"j
laat ulghl. wh.r. It w. in.1"" ialJ lo imi In Ihla en -n
Bounced that If ilia two meu woru
put to drain, a naa demon. tr.-
tlon would b. alased Tumi,, ..lor,
a Kir I of iiivmorlal service, be
ginning In ih. aft.ruoon and la.(
lug Jltltll o'clock tonight.
A alronc 'tiiard waa krpl
about lha Anivrkrau ruibnaay In
tandon and moitm.d pnllra and
luarda vera In ' rra1lnma In
lii'llhlxirlua yarda aud .nrloaurmi.
Tli. Auurlinn rnibanay In I'arli
and Hum. Ilk.wla. wrro h-ally
guardd. ,
I'arla hi, .rl (i.monalri
llon, but at.ady lain k-pt
Ih.ui within r,aonllo boaiid
8 treaty niriulxri nf th rontmuu
Ul parly wjnl In lhi Amarlran
rmlmmy In an rfforl to pl.ad
with Hhrldon Wllltrhou., lh
American Lara, d'.ff.ire. Il '
rona.uled to receive a Ivw of '
them and tiny preaenled a re.o-1 friends on rout to Keattle where
lutloo urging that a final appeal . he will locate. Mr. Palm baa
for pardou bo aent to Washing-1 ' een realdlng In Kan Franclwo
Inn. j aim leaving Klamath Falla
Communlat In Berlin and other i where he waa employed with Vlr
Gernian rltlea attempted to stage gll & Bon In lha furniture buat
nianlfeatallnna, but tney were nusa.
auppresaed by the police.
Home diaturhsne took place I-efi Fr TaromK
al Stockholm and Gothenburg. I Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson
Sweden. At the latter place the bo spent Ih past few days hero
pollc had lo charge the crowd s the house guests of Mr. and
when It tried to reach tho Amerl- Mra. Arthur Wilson hava left
can consulate. - for the north. Dr. and Mrs. Wll-
At Montevideo, Uruguay, and son are the nephew and nolce of
Asuncion, Paraguay, laborer Wilson of tho Wilson Ab
atopped work, Iher were nojalract company,
taiicau or busaini nnd no news-'
papers. th. printer" having
Joined the -wrote.! eirlk.
POUTI.ANlTore., Aug. J. (41
The police gun aquad mide a
hurried trip to a downtown cur
sor Inta la.l night when a re
port waa -telephoned lo lha sta
tion that IkIiI or len nun weru
yelling that lb bull. Unci would
bo blown up aa a result of tho
Barco and Vanuttl executions
When the po'lce arrived at thn
acene the greup had dlsappe trod
A tragedy Indirectly connected
with the Kaceo-Vanmttl case oc
curred yontnrdny. near Arlington,
whore Milton Baker, who was
acting aa a guard at the John
Day railroad brldgo wis killed
when bll by a train.
The Oregun-Waablnglon Hall
road and. Navigation Company
placed guard at brldgea In
caatorn Oregon lo prevent any
act of vloh ii' o.
Association Will
Discourage Long
Distance Flights
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. (41
An enrly meeting of thn contest
committee of the National Aero-
nautical Association lo ranntjcr
saVp to discourage long distance
stunt flights la planned by 1'or-1
Irr Adnm. president of Iho asso-.
elation, who relumed to Wah-!f8;
Inglon today from a vacation In
New England.
"All the contest rnmmlllro can
do to provent a recurrcnr of
Iho Dole prlin accidents," Mr.
Adnnis said, "la lo refuse to snno-
lion any event In Iho tin to re nf a
stunt which doea not, on the fnce
of It. contain element; for Iho
advancement of aviation commen-
. I. l 1. "
auniiu won iho linn iiiiwm i
M.MtTHA PAMIHOX
Martha Jamison, wife of Albro
Jamison, pussotl away at her lutn
lesldnnce on Prospect avenue at
Hm-Kent Btroet, on Tiiesdny morn
ing nt 4 o'clock, following an
lllntiss of seveml weoks' dura
tion,, In addition lo her hus
band she Is survived by n son,
Clnrenca A. Mitchell of Marsh
fluid, and a daughter, Mrs. Kilns
Von ' Blckla of Marlines, Cali
fornia. Mrs. Jumlson wna a na
tive or Missouri and had roacliod
tli age of 66 yours at th lime
of hor passing. Sha has resided
In this county for 'nioro than
60 years.
The remains nrn In the slumber
room of the Earl Whltlock Fun
eral Homo, Pine aventto at Sixth,
whure friends may call. Tho
futiornl arrangements will be an
nounced Inter.
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BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
l-,,r' llllcre
Kollowlng la a list of tli. for
eign rara registered at III. A A A
booth of lha chamber of coin
more, on Mnndiy: II. II. Perkins,'
C, O. Holme, Oourg , Kay, '
H. L. Itolhwlck, C. A. I'ylHnr! j
A. II. Il'.ustln, 11 M, Pheglo, i
K. llnlf, C. L. llarrla, Imw Kll i
n.y, Pru K. Clark, Mr a. K. M.
I. antvrinBn, Clyde L. Uuthiie, I
iiinroiu miver, i-crranns n. isie.
Leave fur r-'ullertiia
Mr. and Mra. C. Lear of Fuller
ton, California. r.'nmiM o-
Inl I"01" after ullindlhg III
Monday afti-rnoon. Mr. and Mra.
' mane iP '" "
Mr. and Mr. Ilalli llrre .
Mr. aud Mra. I-ouln Hath aprnt
tha day her ti.itlng old friend. A remarkable action anot of C. M. Mclaughlin, of Indm. dlaplay
enroule north to Portland and 1 nX extratrdlnary form at thn UrltUb national diving meet.
nvattle on a pl.a.ur trip. For
the pant ervrral year. Ibry have
been loiated al Newport, tall-
fornla, where they were In Ih.
garaa. bualneas. They have dl-
poaed of their Inlereaia In the
southern city. For many year.
Mr. and Mr. II. ih readied In
Klamath Falla and ar known lnv
many of lit older resident of Tn Nebalem Timber and Logg- h. iDnca Stales aa pr
Klamath county. 1 1" Uompanya logging campa on
l ornier Ite-hlcnt Mere
Hurt Palm, formerly of Klam-
'h Fulls, vl.lled her today with I
llet urn. from I'orllanil
Ml. I'earl lllclui. arrived home
thla . morning from Portland
whero a he spent ih pnat fort
night aa the house gueat of Mra.
Paul K. Kvllor. nco Francla Hum
phrey, 7
Markets
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23. (A.
P.) Butter fat fob Sin Fran
claco. 4 Sc..,
NKW YOUK. Aug. 21. (API
Dried fruit ateady: hope easy:
late IS and 4&; Hate
1956, nominal; Pacific coast
19!. 20 and 21; Pacific coast
1S:&V15 and II.
PORTLAND. Or., Aug. 23. (A.
P.lWheat: II Bll hard while,
hard white Bluestcm, Baarl. 1.1.1;
Northern spring, 1.32; Federa
tion. Soft white. Western while.
Hard winter, 1.31; Western Bed.
1.2s.
Today'a car receipts: Wheat
n.y 2.
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.
(AP) Apples: Kings, l.itf and
j 1.7b; pears, Bnrtlelt 1.00 and
. 1.2S large lug; number 2 60.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 23. (41 .
Wheat, September, open 1.41
high 1.41 3-4; low 1.404;
closo 1.40 C-l lo 1.40 3-4.
I December: opes 1.4G 3-4; high
1.4s; low 1.44 H; closo 1.44 3-4
to 1.44 7-8.
I March: open 1.48 3-4: high
1.48 34; low 1.-4 ?H; close
1.47 7-8.
CHCAOO, Aug. 23. 4)
Wheat No, 3 red 1.42; tio 2
, 1, 1 1 H. I l, I
u.m ,,11 ti ii ,.,..
Corn. No. 2 misled 1.11 3-1
ii 1.12 1-4; No. 2 yellow 1.13 Vi
tfl.ll.
OntH No. 2 white .48 10 50:
No. 3 whlto 47 H 0 49.
Ilyo. No. 2. 1.00. r
Hurley 75 1f 1.00.
Timothy seed 3.00 0 3.75.
Clover seed 18. 76f 20.75.
.Lnrd 12.50.
Illhs 11.76.
Bellies. 18.25.
Wheat closed yeak 6-8 lo 7-5
nut loss; corn 1-8 to 38 hlghnr";
out 1-8 to 3-8 up and provis
ion 5 advance to 15 decline.
r 11
: f National lagno.
Chicago-Boston poslponod, ruin.
fit. Louis 13 17 3
Philadelphia .1 3 11 2
Rhurdel and Q'Fnrrell, Bchulte;
Scott, Decatur- nnd Jonnnrd,
O'Dnnnell.
American Longue, ,
Washington-Detroit postponed,
rain.
THE
Form And How!
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fJekalen Timber
WCnaten i ITTXOKT
Company tO Opetl
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Logging OH t tfSt
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I'OTI.AM). Ore., Aug. 23. OVl
Ih Nebalem river which have
hoen closed down for th pa.l
montn aue to me nr nasaran.
'" 0Dn fu" forc on September
1, employing approximately 476
men, according lo Information ro-
reived today by John T. Doug-
laa manager of the Columbia
river loggera Information bureau,
Th Beaver Lumber Company
of Preacolt started operations
Monday after a shutdown of sev-
eral weeka. Two hundred men
ar employed at th mill.
Indlanapolia Star: The nolae of puulca us about European pon
tile growing corn la likely to tics la that the left party la so
muffle th falul echo of those often right and the right party
Low den bonma. ao oft on gets left.
Here is
the Secret oS
Making DelicSoti
French
Fried Potatoes
THE secret lies b Mazola the absolute!
pure vegetable oil pressed from the heartj
of fully ripened golden corn kernels. Mazola
reaches a high temperature without smoking
and thereby seals in instantly the mealy flavor
of the potatoes. When ready to serve, Mazola
French Fried Potatoes are absolutely grease less.
Once you try Mazola for frying you will
never o back to the old fashioned way of
. using animal fats.
1 And, liketnillions of other modern house
wives, you will prefer it fcr shortening and
salad dressings, v
This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen's Few
Book "The Modem' Method of Frej utJig
Delightful Foods" see coupon below.
J S' forniJt Iruh potato) Salt Ma;oU .
Scrape and par. th. potatoc and cut lengthwise Intd long
atrip, about itxtei h to a potato. Rins., rityon a towel, put
inal'ryina h.let and plunr. into, deep Marola hit enough
te bai .( ! t of bread in a mtmite and d hjl!', iJ!3 dcreca
1-, Lu.i;n p.ipc.', uui with ko,t and mcvc
J-. a uh this cei pen and -ou will recc
t lW 'IsBail.yAiltn'twondertulnowBoc
I A j f 'vni, cncdininu 112 rCM of ui
'iH.eViK II V'f" TMhiuen tl."M Compin
,.r. r'tt I 1 ttati ei fraut Ulds-.'
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EVENING HERALD.
i Business Outlook
J Fair Hoover Says
I WASHINGTON. Aug. 23. Of)
A summary of business conditions)
commerce aeparimcni aiuaiea. ,
convincea mm. no aia 10-
day. that the outlook for Amere
can prosperity during th next
five or six months Is "very fair."
"Of course economic prophecy'
la alwaya deriged about .with !
doubt and difficulty." Mr. Hoover
aand. "Hut notwithstanding, the 1
outlook for th nations business J
for the next five or ail niontha la .
very fair." '
Charleston Dally Mall: What
I - - I-i33ir or coin
jam iT JrlV
17 TOT y
If - : :' only
n - u r
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v-ith this c,M;pcn and ou will receive a copy of
Dooh, eitracriven
unuraai recipe.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
n ri inn n n
TERMS
Budd Learet Tocy fori
Inrpection of Core true- I
v . tion of Line .
PORTLAND, Ore . Aug. IS. (A.
P.) Tha bead, of tha twp trana-
continental railway ay.leijie that
for the piat tlffee ycari. have
been endearorlnie to our-dianenv-
er in. owht in .ohi n nni fui
Oregon, wera 1'oVtland vlillora
'od- '
ttalph Budd.' pr.wldent of tha
Oreat Northern rafJway. arrfted
today from bla tacatlon In north-
woatarn Montana.
Wn. Bnroule. present of tho
Bout hern 'Pac.fle company, r-
rlrad Bundiy nlglit.
Mr. Budd expreaaed agreement
with Mr. Sproule'a atatement yea-
terday that tha rival roada bad
virtually reached an agreement
on matter pertaining to the
Klamatb' Falla area nd that a
atatement would bo made aa aoon
aa all th detail bad been dla-
poaed of.
Mr. Budd will leave tonight
for Bend and will apend tomor-
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NO more Ie to buy no more spoiled food to
throw away constant automatic refriger
ation that guards against the dangers of tainted
foods. These are the advantages that Frigidairo
brings to your home.
Frigidairo Is so low in price, so economical to
operate, so necessary as a protection to health
that you can no longer afford to bo without it.
See the new low-priced Frigiduire and get the
reduced prices on other models. Call utourdia
play room today. .
(TRIG I DAIRE)
601 Main St.
P R O D V C
! TOW looklDC orer Ih. cnnatrurtlon
prngroa ann'h r,f lli-nd.
Hupirt Haum-r. who with bla
brother, Kcvncth. ronpr lha '
i tli in ,f Inivr Tlrnihar.
ira-t.;r in ' bara. of tha con-.
airyttlon aoutb of Ilend. ild
Ibat triuk lay Inr wnnld bcxln aa
aoin aa itoel la di.'llrared.
"Thrr la from flv to a'ltM
mllea of grade ready for track
now, and we ahall be able to
Kiwn pretty rioae on-the hee'a
of lha grading outflta with the ,
rall
Mr. Haniier raM the. wera
WOrkln on a arbedulo of about
,wo mlp a diy of rradlng and ,
(hl, ,h, prrl,n, r(lU of prorrra"
r:nif(i lo th mmn'etlfin of
rrndfl ,bont th, midd! of or-
tober.
Development of tha Creat
Nr?bern'a terminate at Klamstb
Fi I la ha been held np pend'na;
rfhe working out of fnrher track-
pre arment with the South-i
ern PriClflc. The Grant North- Vine 11 KUntlMg
em la to n.a Ho-thern Pacific
trirk from Chemult to Klamath j "
Falla. . I PENDLETOX. Ore Aug. IJ.
- While neither Mr. Budd nor ' (Jp) Th Indian baaeball nino
Mr. L. O. Oilman. r1r-reldent , from tha Umatilla reservation
of the Great Northern, would an- will compote In th annual ath-
thorite any announcement nf ar-' letle meet of the Union Pacific
rangementa at Klamath Falls, th 8yatem at Provo, Utah, on Bep-
Telegram today aaya it la under- tember i and and will play
atood that tha propoaed I.'nk th winning Union Pacific team.
river entry Into th city Itaelf It became known her today
haa been displaced by tha r-,wben the Indian began mak-
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you .can
FRIGIDAIRE SALES
E. T. Hunter, Agt.
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G E
ranrmnnl tn wn thmnvh thu Itv In.
on tha Routh.rn Hncllle track. ,
tha north. m lino being givi n the
prlrll.ra of ohtalnlnc lia rlral
rcin-:'Pr Irackj to reach tha lndu- In
trtea north of Klamath Kulla
that would haa twen ranebfd by
the Link r!r routa. i
Tha Great Northean will nana
thronrh the Southern Pariflc'a
terrain il property and awing
westward acroaa Iike Evrauna
on an aoo-foot trentle, to a 2uo-
acre tract, where It la under-
irviam ivrminai win
ha tarai.'l
Whether Oreat Northern pnv
aenccr tralna will turn northward
again aftnr cronalnir the like to
tho alrerily acquired alta In tha
c ty park, or whether other paa-
aencer atatlon arranxementa are
In proapect haa not been dla-
cloaed. i
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AND SERVICE
have
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Phone 618
JY E R A I
nnnirkllniM fn. thl t r k In
Hah In full tribal rrfatla.
Tha Indian learn will bo com
poaad of tha Bam a mambar thAt .
roipnily formed lb India ifm r
tha Illua Mountain load.
Leaving For Ruartrurg "
Mr. and Mra, M. 0. Rarla at-
roct to ruturn to Itoa.bnr with-10 I
In tha near future where they
will make their future bona.. . '.
Wall Street Journal: Molca
governmnnt derlarea vlolatlosa of
alien rujtnia mora art rara. Aiao
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F!fty-flr per rent of Holland'
windmill, bar been demollihed j
nine.
a menaca
flltra.
Probably too great .
f roar trana-Atlantle
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II. H. HlATT
UPHOLSTERING
Now in the time to tiuve
your new overstuff set
made,, or your old one
made over. We have a
full line of samples. Come 1
in' and see us, or
Phone 258-J
23 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Or.
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