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News Note bF Farm Di-j
trict Related by Her- 1
' aid Correspondent ,
. KENO A1115. 27. ' (Special to
The 1 IfVnI(t T A party fit local
folks, . Including "vt' Trefren. ;
Lillian Doardman. Mr. and Mr.
C. Snowgooso and children Uls. :
Cora, and Velmt motored to
Spencer rreek on Sunday, where
they spent the duy.
Hoy Clevenger and. his mother, j
Mm. Clevenger msde a brief
visit at the Hnowgoose ranch on
Tuesday ntorrtlnjt.
I- W. Anderson apenl Sunday
at Like 6' the Woods, where ho
picked berries.
Mis Merlaio. Guibb an.
afternoon vistior at the Ander
on home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Vn. O. I). Wllklns .
and son motored to Klnmith
Fnlla on Thursday.
Mlaa Leila, t'ros spent Wed
nesday afternoon with Watne
(Iruhb. .
Mm. R. E. Puckctt and daugh-
icrs, Kthe) and Augusta, left
Sunday evening for the big t'.x
lobcrry mountain, where tl.cy,
will spend several diva.
During the absence of Mrs. K.
E, Puckett ,tho Misses Olive Tref
ren and Lola Snowgooae are in
charge, of .the boarding house.
' T. A. Grubb of Swan Lake
was visiting with friends in
Keno Sunday.
The county surveyors arc busy
'surveying the Keno-Worden road.
Miss, , Olive Trefren and . Ben
SnoipBOose motored to Klamath
Falls Saturday morning. ... .
Mrs. Carrol has just returned
from Portland, where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
lessle Puckett spent Thurs-.
.day visiting with relatives and
friends.
. Misa Mary, kerns spent Wed
nesday afternoon visiting with
Reatha Hartell. .
D. J. Puekett motored down
to Weed, Calif., on business Sun
day. :v :
LIFE'S GREATEST 'KICK' THUs
lLdSiSiL
A First" Parathute Jump, Say s the Navy's Star "Death
Cheater," Dwarf Even Wait for Fate in Electric Chair
Day
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Herald Dance
Monday Night
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"The dizzv fall, the roar of the wind slinoins bv
j your face, the hysterical ruspense as you jerk the
rip-cord, the 'freezing of muscles and heart action
as you wait for the pilot 'chute to 'anchor
ho man can forget that!" . says Alva Starr (inset), i
HV .tl.VA K. ST.4RII. V. S. X.
Xnvy's lnrwchute Juiiint
A new variety of poultry is on
display In the windows of the'
Three-K store, displaying all the A sMp goes roaring by high
colors of milady's sport garb, overhead at an altitude, say, of
heralding, the. approach of, the 5000 feet.
big dancevAuKust 30 In the new Suddenly, the steady drone of
120,000 fair building, sponsored the motor stops. It sputters,
by the Klamath county fair couch, goes dead,
board. j Then a burst of flame! A
The dance will make the com- bjack spo k , ciimbs out of the
jdetlon of the the fine new fair I cockpit, hesitates on the edge
ground structure to be used for : and drop9 earthward like a
exhibits at , Klamath county's ,,one. u faiu sigkeningly for
greatest agricultural show and wnat een,s an eternity of sec
rodeo, in early September. D- R. onds and plop. ' a white can
Jensen, manager of the fair, has opy of allk opon, uracefully and
arranged a number of unique and n qutt.t descent is roado to
iaiertainl'ng features for the mother terrafirma.
dance, which promises to be the Another life has been saved.
biggest of the year. . Another' pilot has experienced
that experienced by the first
jump from the wing tip of a swirt
ship thousands of feet In the air.
The diizy faI. the road of the
wind slipping by yoiirj face, :h
hysterical suspense as you jerk
the rip-cord, the "freezing" of
muscles and heart action as yofl
wait for the pilot 'chute to
"anchor" and the deep wave of
relief as the huge circle of silk
"ftrings out" and all Is well
no man can forget that!"
larnival Dance to ,
Be Staged Tonight
There Is no describing the
sensations to a new recruit.
- I have seen the most hideous
expressions come over the!
faces as Ihey let go and fell
A big cnrnlval dance' l sched
uled to be held tonight at the
Altamont Amliior.um by Hul
niaikliiirn and his' band. A large;
shipment uf interesting noise- '
makers, confetti, serpeutino and
other things have Inst been re
ceived and will be given out to
everybody) alteudlng the dance. t
The orchestra assures every-,
body that there Is a great plenty
and it 1 anticipated that a rec- .
iord breaking crowd will bo in I
attendance to enjoy the fun. The i
The pew. fair building, with tbe thriU of "The Death Cheat- to what they 'believed' would be r",va.' ,na? , '., i
hardwood floors,' will offer one erg" namc apriied hy some to certain death. A man sitting In i ' , I
of 'the biggest dancing pavilions nlv dag, 0f young airmen at the the electric chair could nut look , m ' , , ,n v Inl t,u.,.i. '
In the state, and it is expected Lakehurst, N. J.. naval air sta- ; more indescribably frightened orl "vr , ,, , " " ",',',, I
that the crowd on tbe opening ; , who are tauxht scientific ' agonized. j burn and 1.1s ban. I win proceed
dance will tax Its capacity. parachuting for emergency drops r Some men stare at the earth
The twelve colored hens, to- from ,ilc clouds. in fascination, as a bird charmed
gether with one rooster, are Xa . by a snake. Some grit theirj
be swarded the gentleman tak- , Almost every layman I havejtreth and literally hurl thoin
Ing the most ladles to the dance, talked to has an erroneous idea selves off. Others, with a de
Another feature prize, consisting ' what parachute-jumping is all 'spairing glance at companions
of a. Jersey heifer calf and a iabout. ' " . ' I in the fuselage, pimply roll off.
bale of. hay, Is to be awarded to., "Oil, I'll b'et it's the' greatest
thrill In the world!" .
"You must be crazy to do It.
"Only a man with iron nerves
would do anch a thing, etc.'
i And so the comments vary.
I have taken jumps from
ships" at all4 altitudes. . at all
u,.t.,l frnm 40 tn 140 &lf!esBn
VLl. 17 rj, hour. I have- hopped off the
some lucky, lady at the dance.
Music Is to be provided by Les
Rating's and Hal Hlackburn's or- '
' rhestraa, and as the floor will ;
be the liest obtainable, tlie dance
is planned to go over in a big
way.
All have to conquer a -form
of hysteria that makes them oft
en forget ten or twelve weeks of
ground Instruction.
Big William Wins
rWay to Last Round
i NEWPORT. It.. I.. Aug. 2", (A.
Shenandoah, ..liOs Angeles, non- , f ,nni Tilden and -Manuel
rigid airships, free balloons and j Alonno. both of Philadelphia and
practically all' types of aircraft. 1 t)le frt and .second ranking
, I have guided more than 1" ' players In the country, resnec-
P.) John F. Logan. Portland students in my classes through to i tvely. today reached the final
attorney, who was seized with a graduation "exercises" in the sky roud n the Newport f.'aslno In
falntlng spell at Salem yester- and f . still maintain that tl' vitatinn tennis tournament. The
day following his appearance In man WITH fear Is a better jump- finai hnttle fr tle challenge cup
)ohn F. Logan on
Road to Recovery
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PORTLAXD. Ore., Aug. 27. (A.
on which Tilden won a leg last
the sand and gravel hearing be- er and a better airinan than Ihe
fore the state land officials of man WITHOIT fear. year Is scheduled for tomorrow.
Oregon and Washington, was The "daredevil," he who hon- While Tilden's semifinal vlc-
restlng' comfortably today, ac-slly has no fear In his neart. torv ov,.r J())ll Van Kync, Prince
ton alar, -t. 6-3, was no
surprise, the triumph of Alonso
over Francis T. Hunter In the
oilier semi-final by scores of 4-fi,
fi-S. H-4, 6-3, ume as a decided
upsi't.
Cording to members' of the fam
.11 y. .The attack was o'f tempo
rary, nature and Mr. Logan was
taken to his home In Portland.
It; vras roported from his home
that It was believed lie would he
fully recovered after a day or
two of rest.
noor airman. He takes too
many chances and 'Is Inclined to
be careless whereas the Intelli
gent and fearful man will scien
tifically go. about his business
In a methodical and wise man
ner. Consequently,- his chances
of succeeding .are. mlich better
than the reckless one s. f
1 That much for 'that.
How does 'it feel to jump ofl
aneediiiK nirnlarie? What do
Iterative of the law forbidding
the King of.Kngland from trav
eling more than f0 miles from
. London without n minister In
attendance. (U-nmn IV had the von think about as you fall.
milestones from. Loudon to Hrlgh- , when you tug at the rip-cord
ton give the distance as less than no your 'chute falls to open? Do
do miles. vcu dive hend-flrdt or feet-first?
' -r- Is It much of a .shock? Is
A radio Ration that planned much of a thrill
to broadcast the sounds of nn
Insaue asylum abandoned the at me nftenest when I alight
state line ncvir Dorrls where they
will furnish the bulauce of the ,
music for the opening dance of
that hall. 1
MIXNKAPOLIS, Aug. 27.
Senator Kohinnon of Indiana
started to play golf abo'ut the
time a certain young man, ar
rived In Atlanta and the world,
but he has Just seen It played.
So he disclosed after watching
Hobby Jones burn up Mliiidahrin.
An American cantnred bS'
it Mexican bandits was released 1or
only Moo ransom. W can rc-
heso are Ihe questions ' hurled ' mr-mhu- the time when Ameri
me oftenest when I alight, .cans 'used , to bring at least II Ofl'i
I believe that to the average airy day, buN as the reformers
program, says n dispatch. Guess
we'll have tQ get along with theman (herejs no emotional "kick" I say, we've eone to the dogs tor
jasi naudsior g,wnue longer. Dig enougn - lo compare wuu riliiy, .
trans-Canada
Limited
Finebt train through the
Canadian Pacific Roc
kies ixnnt mountain
Wcrtcry in tlir uttrld' Fast
et time acrr the Cana
dian continent to nil
polntMn Kastern Canada
ami the United States!
LOW ROUND TRIP
i FARES NOW ONI
May 22 to Sept .V)
Return Limit Occ Jl.
Open ntxrrvntjon car;
men club car. valet ser
vice, liberal Mopovers
everywhere. imuidinK
Banff and Lake Louise1
Cenodtan Pacitn Tro-.ellrrt
Canadian
Pacific
W h Deacon -fir IJot n t Pi ji'r De pr
55ThbdStJsilrK)Mulirs)mhHor!SI
For F irHkt Sm O H brttn. Dot f n All
of Ncws-Heralds 6,000 Prize Campaign
And f iie
Fblir fine
The last chance! Only a few hours m ore and The Klamalh New
Evening Herald's famous S6.000 Dtize c amDaiirn Will come to a close
new motor cars and numerous other pr izes will be won as a result of the gigan
Ai t,l ...1. L -LJ. :i' n i i. i i
nv. iuic uoiiiv tvziii.ii etius at, ? u, viuck i oniKiii. ,
Will your name be In the winning col urtin A big final spurl today may de
cide in your favor. ; The final vote sche dule shown below is your last chance,
and it points straight the way to victor y. . Make the most of it before 0 o'clock
tonight, and one of the. automobiles ma y be your reward. Mike this last day
your BIGGEST DAY!
;
DtVt b e Late!
Doors of Campaign Office Locked at 9 oCidck Tonight
Candidates turning in subscriptions t
department by 9. o'clock tonight.,, Thos
in have the privilege of mailing same. .S
the'postoffice before 9 p. rri.,. August 27
ment by Monday hdon, August 29th., C
place a special delivery , stamp on .sam
oday must have them in the campaign
e who cannot bring their subscriptions
inscriptions mailed must be placed in
th, and must reach the campaign depart
andidates mailing subscriptions should
e to insure prompt delivery....
i
Final Vote Schedule
Showing the tremendous vote vilue of NEW subscription! during the Uit
wetk of the campaijin (August 22nd 14 27th 9 h. m.). Thii schrdulo
U positively final and will not be changed. It I the only schedule that
count now, and supersedes all previous schedule, except that votes on
OLD subscriptions are the same as they have been throughout the campaign.
Votes on NEW subscriptions, as shown below, are figured as equivalent to
70,000 extra votes on a. $20 combination, thus complying with the original
announcement. " ...
Rales for News or Herald
N'KWft or liu:i.i
Ily ('nricr In klAinnth Knlls
Vote
rnirn
Five Vears ...3!.50
Pour Years .... 26.00
Three Years .... 19.50
Two Years 1J.00
One Year 6. Bo
Six Months 3. 60
NEW
273. 7S0
201,000
138.2f.O
S5.500
S7.750
17.2S0
Ol.P
100.000
1 1 0.OD0
70.000
, 10,000
15.000
5.000
Combination Rate for Both' Papers
m:Vh am iirnw.l)
- Ily t'nrvlor Its Klnninlh Knlls
' Voim
rnirK
Fire Years ...5.00
Four Years .... 62.00
Three Years
Two Years ..
One Year ..
Sis Months ..
.19.00
20 00
1.1.00
7.00
' XKW
&R7.500
442.000
3M.500
201.000
si.BOO
30.500
oi.n
sso.oiio
200,000
iso.ooo
1 10,000
40,000
13.000
riy
New or Herald
Vlull riuliile Klnmalh Falls
' ' Votm
News and
Ily .Mall Ontslile
Five Years
Four Years
Three Years
Two Years .,
One Year ..
Blx Mouths
PRICK
.125.00
.. 20. Do
.. 15.00
.. 1000
.. 5.6o
.. 2.75
' NEW
237.500
170.000
1J2.500
70.000
29.500
13,025
OLD
150.000"
100,000
60.000
35,1100
12,000
4.000
Five Years
Four Years
Three Years
Two Years ..
Olio Year ...
Six Months ..
PRICK
.150.00
.. 40.00
.. 30.00
.. 20.00
.. 10.00
.. 5 50
Herald
Klniiuith
V
NEW
ClS.OUO
3SO.O00
265. 00O
160.000
70,000
31,250
Fall,
btr
OLD
. 340.000
240,000
ICO. 000
' 90,000
35,000
12.000
Official Judges
The following business
men will act ss the Offi
cial Judges in The News'
and Herald's Great $6,
000 Prtie Campaign: .
Hon. T. B. Watters
Mayor of City of Ktausth. Fal's.
Rev. J. Henry Thomas
30 N, 11th fit.!
Erneil M. Bubb
Vic-Pre, Amoilrnn Sal'l. Hank.
Read These Final Instruc
tions carefully. '
As a matter of caution, and to"guard against the
possibility of loss to candidates during these days of
the campaign, final instructions firm herewith append
ed. All candidates, especially those Who' live in ter
ritory outside Of Klamath Falls, should read and
weigh every line carefuTyi ' ' '
V-1'! .rcn,1,tnce mn""l from now on whotitd 1i0' waned
special delivery to Insure their rearhlnn n, n time. If yon
"""i'e ef-Klamath Falls, and Intend to moil Suhscrlp
closei precaution to find out what time your poslofflc-e
2. You are allowed the privilege of WSlllntr your suhscrln.
tlona up to Saturday, AiiRust 27, p. m. This gives you tho
opportunity to work up to the last minute. In sendln- yon
sulwcrlptlons hy mall, havo them In your postofflie lefore
batur(Jjy. August 27, 9 p. n.
, 3. All remltlances should he rnrefully addressed lo-the Cam
Jalun Department, The Klamath News and Evenlnir Herald.
Klamath Knlls, Ore. This will InMiro ahsoluto Bwtimry and
will prevent any letters from koIhk astray, lie euro and use
bpeelal Delivery stamp on all mail.
4. Examine your vote hnllols carefully and see thai the ror
rert.puqiher of .voles have be.i uuuori on same - Pay prl lenlur
attention to Ballots Issued op serond payments, and he sure
that 'proper remltlonro and Votes have Imen eredlled. If there'
are any eorrertlons to ho made, notify the Campaign Manager
In person or In writing, and return Ihn hallols for proper cor
rection.. The campaign. department will not ho rvsponslhln for
cwrlcal errors unless notification is given, whereupon rorroc
tlon will ha made.
6. T'lfdor no condition will votes hn transferred from rfne
candidate to another. This Is an ahsoluto rulo and will be
atrlrtly enforced.
. 6. Every subscription turned In will he verified and no
prises will ho swarded until this Is donn. All voles secured
on old siilmcrlpfion turned In as new will be rnncelleil,
'Switching" will only result In regret and disappointment. Hn
suro that your subscriptions are marked correctly.
7. Hccoiid payments, must l,o murked ns sitifh on the re
miltnnce sheet, . Also put down the amount of tho first ajr
ment so that proper votes muy be given.
8. All rornlttiinc'es soul Into the rammlgn office after Wed
nesday, August 24,, should be either postal money wders. ex
press money orders; certified checks, or drafta. Only boon ficlo
subscriptions .will ho accepted. No sums of money will ho ac
cepted tho names of subscribers to be supplied later. Every
subscription must lie accompanied hy the usual remittance
aheots, prnrerly filled, out.
9. AllSOU'TEt.Y.NO MO.N'EY WII.I, TIE REFUNDED ON
.fitniflCIUPTIONH I'AID IN DIIItINO THIS CAMPAION.
' 10. Prompt acknowledgement will hn made of all subscrip
tions and rcntlitahces reci'tved from cnnillduliM. It you do
not receive prompt acknowledgement of huIihc rlptlona and ro
mlttnncps you send In. lie sura to notify tho, campaign manager
Immediately. ' j ,
Standing of Contestants
DISTRICT NO. 1
Comprisos nil territory tvi'thin tho city of
Klnmuth FnllH, Shippimrton ond rcllcnn City.
Dormnn, Wm. J '
Howard, Juanita
Vernon, Mrs. J. W
Moore, Vera ', ,
Honking, Mrs. J. E
Foster, Mrs. Walter
Mnrtin, Mrs. Jack, Telicnn City
Edmonds,' Mina '..
8G0.400
810,625
...803,900
'. 899,600
860,450
884,675
.....897,575
895,725
Eruchou, Sophie 890,250
Jones, Mrs. Wilbur y 891,450
McEwin, Mario 896,575
Torrcy, Mrs. R. D ; 898,400
DISTRICT NO. 2
Comprises all territory ontsido tho city limits
of Ktnmnth Falls, Shippinftton and Pelican City.
Midffiff, Mildred, Algomu 8GS,100
I!u!it:i. ri.'irian, Ft. Klamath ' : 627,875
okecn, Meda K 7G9.450
P.rown, Mrs. Arlcne, Merrill 880,725
Anderson, Mrs. Francis, Doiiis, Calif. .....857,875
Kclkar, Kamilla, Malin 892,500
Dufort, Mrs.' J. 0.,Chiloquin ;. 809,775
Wait, Mrs. I. W., It. F. D ..894,700
Daniel, Mrs. C. M., Donnnza' 897,000
riiekett, Jcssin, Kcno f....855,250
Barry, Josephine, Lakovicw ; 899,750
Hanan, Louise, Paisley ...474,500