Tiiendnv, Aiiinisl no, 1 !27.
TTTF, EVENING HERALD. Kl.AMATH FAU.S. OREGON.
l'atro Five
tv
CHARLES LEVINE
HIRES ANOTHER
ll'lllllllllll'll HUM puge one)
I'nlted hiaira (rum Kmn.r, Inn
Mini lie Inti Vilnl In n)r liioiihln
I il il. tin (I f in in mill illMit Ihelr
run I in I. '
The owner uf I ho ( ')! li
rliilli"-il Uml In' inilrril a pilot
who did mil I'M'"' I peiferl i nn.
it 1 1 loliM (or It Ik tt I in i( In fly
nrrnaa Hie iiraan, uiMIiik: "I've
ln vii try Inn in get liiuulilu iu
Ink off fur Aini'iliu, lint he a
unwilling In luke rlnii.n with
uill pcrfrrl weather,"
4 iniiaiil Ml I taring! '
While lilllllliill" lllllrr reaperl-
Inn the manor In wlilrh I.evltiP
4)Hll Frame In ilifliune n nlr
Mivliiniliin ri'iiiilulliim, ninl niin
lutinintnia r gin ii "I'll nl I In- ruul
during uf lil rilnli, uml ainno
UI ltlHP l l'irl'l I liu i U iliii
ml and In tragedy.,
I'uiU ri inrl ,uy hla lake nil
wua aplomtld, lull hla landing u
Croyiliin, arrnrdliia In Hi air
drome ataff. waa a near dlanaler
tin II mold he. Tlteae offlrlula
hail bad allot k when limy Irani
nl thill l.evlna in mi ibn war
ami feared Irn'nliln knowing liU
Hying ekperluttra waa limited
When he mine over I he rii'lil ami
ihey aow hla hraitatlng rlnio
before landing, tliejr ruhed in
ambulant inil fire cimlno on III
rii'lil. fearing ira-h would end
I hi- maneiivcra.
riiiiu Itoumla
('plain Mulr. dlreitnr of Hi.'
flying aervlre aurvry, who watch
nl III arrival, ahl he u frlghl-
nril when tin eaw hnw ihe lane
waa artlug .Ml or rlrrllng limr
iimra t a nelghi ut log hi toil
1,'tK. I.cvlne Irliil In Intnl. lint
'Round World
Flight Log
(II)' llii' ,anin lulrd I'reo)
Aukiim MurlHir .r un
til iii)iIiiii, Ciigliinil, lltn
2il.tll mllewi II) Inn 11 Kit l-ll
hour.
tuguat Ule 4'ruilnii In Mini,
li-lii iiri'iiiiuiy, ilUtiiiifi IHMI
inlliai fl)lnj lime iiImiuI M'vrn
Ihiiii-h.
Align Itll Mllllllll III lb-1.
Iti mil', J nun Hlatln, illumine
fUMl uilli-w; fl Inn lime 31a
liuiira.
Tuliil ill 'I nun- II I. VI mill
or hImmiI iine-ai.iili IIii rlr.
rumfi'ii-tiii uf ilii globe. Pre
tluua Minril UN iln)a uml II
lintira, iiriinnil I tin Miii-lil, held
li) Well mill Imiia Him worn
IIII mi .lliiiillr mi'iiimit
luiirlli iliiy.
BAN ON BOOZE j
HELPS DAIRIES
M'nhtluued fi'ini page unci
awarded In lhe fulled Mlaina aa
Klvi'n mil liy Ilia dxparlniMil (
riminiunn. from Il.uoo.ui'O
iiiura fix-l In l'J2J In ovr l
mlllliin In is 21 , I
"ThK limit alKnlNrunt fnl nf
nnr iri'i'iit day iruaiirliy la Hi
llirri'lai-d piirrlinalllf )WIT (or
I tin rontforta and lunurli-a anmiia
Ihn irrHt maaara nf Ilia propln
nf whlrli' mill tilionoiiii'nal (IK
urea aa ilia ownoralilp nl twenty
nilllliin puaarnavr ara a llm ao
'la In hiillillnx and luan aan
rlitl lolia and almllar lmlrxi. aro
Imi aamrili'a Thai rnmwa (nun
tlin Imri'iimil imrrhiialiiii mwi'r
avnlluliln liy Ilia ahullilon of tlm
aalunn. Tli la la an ulinoal Iti
narapulila I'onrlualnn."
Too Late to Clattify
FOR SALE
"We Know How"'
Phone
154
New City
Laundry
P.. i. KOMI, MiiK-r
ADVISE USE OF
PAPERS FOR ADS
H'linilnui'd' Krmii I'nso (Inr-I
pi-rrvni onr I liu uniwili rwnrilvil
(nr lh priviMia nix ninnlha."
"All ailrvrllHlni nii-dhinia ar
vnliiulili", ha ulil, "Inn I tin nun
ni I'll I il in whli h ri'aihr-a ill rlnnri
nf pfnpln and lirlnaa Ilia en-ui-rl
rnaulla fur Ihn amount
pomlfd la iho niiwupatirr." An
iliTaon rallid aiifniion la lh"
ailvrrtlalns liolli lu of aorrra I
nation w I d a IniMliioaa ron:ruN
whlih ara iialnt nrwapapor unci
lo ihr rM'lualnn uf all ullier
(nrina of ailvriiln.
Anilfraon alan BilviM-nirrt tho
lilalillali ininl uf an nrifnnliil l,in
Ilia w 1,11. hit I hi. run I, m ait.li , , ,tll, ,hi. flow ( hnllillni.
a para that lh marhlnr. IhiuiiiI.-iI ,, , , t )ll(f.a Hwl
fifty fral. I. r VI ni-, liuwrrrr, a
altlo In ar-trralhi initlna and
man Jun fr. Kvrninnlly h
mailt a rluitiay litil aufr ItimlliiR.
luilcr (in tr-lari hw wraa unutiH
In are wtuil Ihr rrnilon alimrti
wrrr worrlid alxiut, anylni II
aaa "an ordinary, r y day
lirrad and bmtrr ahnw."
I'AltlS. . Am 30. lAI'l-Mra'
1100 ACRKS, Klamath Uiv-(
, vr, fincKt bottom Hoil ; .
well improved, $50 per
aero. I
Obituary
1200 AcrcH, Meadow Lake:'
hounoH, barnri, rcHervoir!
for irritration. 800 ncren
meadow, 2 nprinir. Good
Flock proposition.
SAVE
the expense of an engrav
ed plate ly tfivinjf .
your order to
KLAMATH t .
PRINTING
COMPANY
for emboiwed stationery,
c a r d h, 'announcements,
Chri.KtmaM KicttinKs, t-tc.
522 Klamath Ave.
Phone 1282
Complete List of Prize
Winners Announced
In News-Herald's 6,000 Prize Campaign
Millions of Votes Cast to Win Awards. Success of Campaign Is Splendid Tribute
to Those Who Participated.
720 Acres, Meadow f-ake, ,
unirriKQtcd t ' house," two
barns, bunk house, cor-1
nil. 2 wells. Good Ktoek j
proposition. $10 per A.
F.xclinnces considered
above.
for
ItK.tV IIIWAItll III'MltM
I Iron Kit ward, iho cn of Mr.
and Mra. K. A. Dunham, paaard
a winy at tb family roaidi-nre ihla
niornlna al 4 o'rlnrk. fullnwina
Charlra A lln. ai ling for h-r ,, of , , ,,.w (ay,',dur.
hn.linml. who flrw hta Irnna-Al- ,,, iliMun ,0 ,,
Unllr niniioplnne ( nlunilila lo h) ,,,, , ,,. nU ,,,.
London jnatrrduy. wrni to l.r ,wo brothrra. Dalr ind Dm. and
llouritri (irld toduy and paid on, ,u,ri Horothy.
Mnurlra Drmihln 4lw ind.ooil Th boy aa born In Klamath
fnmra dua h:m undrr iho larma (.-.u, Krhruary 11. Mil. brlna
of the funtrarl by whl.h lie (lr, yfnrt ,u moniha and
waa lo hara pllntrd Levlne am.aa rlshlern dnya al Iho lime of da
the AllaiUlf.
The Prrnrh avlotnr look the Th, rrmalna ara In rare of the
money, aayln "I arrepl II l-- Ear whltloik funural borne on
rnuae I he not iho rouruKe In ,.,, ,, M HXln funeral
argue any more " arranaemrnla will be announi-d
Mra Lrvlne told Ihe pllol he at,.t ' ' ,
-i r.rrnril vrry min h Hut her r .- ,
biiabiind hud dm'liled not In fly
lo Ami-rlrn with him, bin. arte
adilml. niilMnly could lell what
Mr. l-rlne woa Rnlm In dn until
he had done II.
BR AZl'LTwl LL
AID IN HUNT
820 Acres timbered land
northeast of Bonanza,
near oil drilling lands.
$6.25 per A. This means
the lind ant not anyj
l.'a-io.
FOR RENT
i.ouirrTA roKvxi-: hmitii
' l.jri'ito I'oryna Smith, hrloved
two-year old daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Krneat Smith, dlodjit lha
family realdonro on t'aldarell
avenue, lal evening, follnwlng
brief lllneaa.
Mretta waa a alalt-r of Zelda
and Krnratlne Smith.
The funi-Val aorvlrea will lie
(ContlMinf r..m p.iKOoni ) ,(1.u m,row morning at 10:30.
lu.nra In naihlng the South lin(1r lhe direiilon of 1. A.
Atnerlinn lontlnrnt and he then Toc.. miller nnarunllno rrgula-
ronllnued Iho flight hoping In , The llerereid DcVrlra of
rearh llroill. he probably had lo , ponr-s,,,,,,,. r.oapel rhtirrh
rnmn down, nt aomn.plaro where 1f(r1, , '
prrhnpa d.i) would be required
liefurn he waa able lo n-ai h a
point from which In roiiiiiiiinlratn
with lhe oulalde world. Thla la
eaperlally true If he lauded In
III" motinlalnnua region, anme
where between llrajll and Vene
Iiii'ln or Hie niilnoua, whlrh are
not even well liinpprit.
The nruillliin governini'iil haa
nn expedlllnn In that region at
Iho preaenl lime anrveying the
gtimindarv, but Ihe rentrnl offlro
of the N.UInnnl Telegropha wa
ndvlaed al l:1il oVIiM'k Inat
night I hut Ibere na abaolulely
no newa.
t-Room house, cor. Oregon
and I-akcview; dandiest
little home; lots of built-
irtrt. hrontcf it innlf- fire- !
lacc, jrai'Jitro $10 per
month. ' ' "
mm
"Tlie norlil niiila a rur I Imi
Kill nulla' I Hie liurlaue."
ii.iii:v oi.iii'iki.ii
4-room cottage, on Dalles
Calif, highway, conven
ient to busses. $11 per
month.
House, barn, sheds, on 80
acres near O r i n d a I e
school house. $20 per mo.
MRS. L. B. HAGUE
210 Willits Bldg. Phone 227
Realty
87 rir;s. i
With two raaea reported to-I
day. the number uf Infantile
paralyala raaea alnro'tho proaent
rpldvinlr atarted early In Auguat
baa reached 27. It waa announri-tl
from the Klamath cniinly iirntin . v AXTKD To buy imn henvy
offlre. Two fnlnllllra from the horaea. wagon and harne.a.
illHi'UMn wero reported lual night. I'eytnti t Co. 30-1 j
Insurance
Loans
INi You llnve Tmnlile
Mnrtlnic Vonr Kurd?
The llout'h Icnltlon tiyatem
ellmlnatea all timer troublea
and pruduo-s I.Ik. IiHpiiij. per
fi'illy limed .arka Hint make
the enclne run amoothly. Kaay
aliirtliiK, a in o o I h ruiiniiig.
ennniiiy nn.l mure powrr are
the big adv:iiil!iuia o( the
IHISI-II SVSTKM.
Alunya Vemly lu Hi ll anil .
wrvi- nu. i
W. P.
JOHNSON'S
Aulo & Electric
Service
CHICAGO MOVIES
HIT BY STRIKE
(Contlnuctl Krnm I'aco One)
llaagreetnctit. Until fiutliina nii
noiinred they would not com
promlae. Jai-k Miller, malinger
nf Iho rxhllillorn' aaani'latlon
alated Ihe attllude of Hie theater
ownera Ihla way:
"The cjlilbltora are llrrd nf
being dlrlnted In by unlona and
I heir offU lnla. To hold our aelf
reapeet we run glva up no more
rlglila aa ownera. Wo will re
main cloned aa long aa neceaanry
to win nur flu lit . no mailer what
II rnata ita,"
citYbuildIng
CLIMBING FAST
(roiillntied from pnao one)
lo $10,1100, eleven for Kir:iK'"
and wood alteda, one for an In
dtiHlrlal enlerprlae, 2" for nddl
tlnna and remodeling nf hnmei
and hualimaa hoitaea, and one
itpartineiit houae.
However. Iho AnKiil mini for
1027 haa fallen fur below' AftKiml
Inlnl'g uf the pt three yeara
wlilrh are nn follmva: AttKitil
102(1, S R 4 (V. 1 Si A : AugitHl IDJi'i.
$25n,2Hri; Attgilal 1924. $402. D16.
Mill (IHAV l ll.l.
Huh (Iray, nrrealed early 8un
tlny morning by pollro on Ihe
rhnrgn nf gambling, entered n
plea nf guilty hefnro Police J ml go
(laghngnn yealordny and waa
(Ined $25. lie paid tin flno. i
i 7UI Kliiioolli I'lionn niu III I
: jm
Out Our Way',
, - tSAW , w,c,OHpvvy o
: GtVtK, f3R0Tr f u-.v 1 PROMfttD HIM A HeSA-
Vy ' MiM E-VyevTHlMO 1 QOT Am'
V--. yi M V MEKl L HAFTA Go in OEBT
I 'S ? H W V'M FERTfUNOST AiMT ' '
. .. . ij.l'AJilliiVM'j
MORTGAGED'-
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The Official Judges' Statement
Wc, trie undersigned, acting as official judges in The Klamath News and Even
ing Herald's $6,000 Prize Campaign, after carefully checking the votes cast' by the
various contestants, do hereby, to the besst of our knowledge and belief, declare the
following contestants to be winners.
(The right to correct any errors that may appear in the following figures is
fpeeifieal'y reserved.)
J i Winner of the First Capital Prize
$1515.00 Buick Sedan
Sophie Bruchou, District No 1 ....with .....".,., 15,854,175
' ' . , ' ,
Winner of the. Second Capital Prize
' $1005.00 Chrysler Sedan
Mra. R. D. Torrey, District No. 1 with 10,703,023
Winner of the Third Capital Prize
1 i
$965.00 Essex Sedan -
Nellie Rose Jones, District No. 1 with 7,376,700
Winner of the Fourth Capital Prize
$849.00 Chevrolet Sedan 'f -
Mrs. J. E. Hosking, District No. 1 with L. 6,482,850
WINNERS OF TWO $300.00 STROM BERG-CARLSON RADIO
District No. 1, Mrs. Walter Foster with ..:4......,...............-.,:................. ! 5,863.425
District No. 2 Mis C. M. Daniel with' '1....!!.....'.!.,... 5,263,500'
WINNEHS OF THE TWO $150.00 STEWART-WARNER RADIO
District No. 1, Vera Moore with 4,448,850
District No. 2, Mrs. II. W. Waits .with , 2,260,275
WINNERS OF THE TWO $75,000 CASH PRIZES
District No. 1, Mra. Jack Ma:lin with 3,310,125
District No. 2, Josephine Barry with ........ .... 2,207,625
WINNERS OF THE TWO $50.00 CASH PRIZES
District No. 1, Mina Edmonds with .W : - 2,299,423
District No. 2, Kamilla Klekar with 2,088,125
Winners of the , three special gold prizes
' 100, 60, 40 '
Sophie Ei-uchbu :.. . '.:.::.lv:.'..........$100.00 in Gold
Mrs. Walter Foster ... -.!.$ 60.00 in Gold
Nellie Rose Jones.....' r " ........:....:.'........:..4..'...$ 40.00 in Gold
OFFICIAL JUDGES
'CHI r-V, . . (SIGNED) .
v' vX T. B. WATTERS,
.1. HENRY THOMAS
E. M. BUEB.
Final Standings
DISTRICT NO. 1
llrurhon. Sophlt
Torrey, Vra, II. I) ;
Jones, Mra. Wllhur
HoxkinK, Mra. J. K
KtiHler. Mra. Walter
Moore, Vera
Mat-tin, Mrs Jack, Pt-llean City
Kdmcnda, Minn j.
Vernon. Mra. J. W.
McKlwln. Marin
Howard, Jitunlta
Unrman, Wm. J A
DISTRICT NO. 2
rnnlcl,"-Mr. ('. M., Donnnin
Wall Mra. It. V It. K. I. ?.
linrry, Jnnephlne, likevlew ..
Kelkttr, Knniilln,' Mulln ...
Antleracn, Mra. V'ranrlH, llnrrla. Cnllf
Hrnwn. Mrs, Arleno, .Morrill
Diifort. Mrs. .1. O., t'hiloqnln
Mldklff, Mildred. Algnmii
.Itii-kett, Jeaale, Keno
Ilitnrh, Marian. Kort Klitmalh
Pkeen. Meda K
Iliiiinn, L.ottli.e. Piiltley
i;
... 2.
I.SC4.17S
10. 70S. 02.1
7.37,700
...,t. 6.4S2.850 '
B.!l:l.42S
:'. 4.44S.850
3.S10.12S
2.2HD.42S
!. 1.1.-1. 4 2.1
1.367,0.'in
1.19H.445
1.1 j.H.50l)
... 5,2R3,r.OO
... 2.260.27S
... 2,207.62:i
... 2.088.12:.
... l.B40,80
... 1,484. 9.10
... 1,289,8.10
... 1.108,600
... 942.750
... 810.107
7KO.o.'.o
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Prizes to be Awarded Today
Candidates winning prizes in the campaign
should make arrangements to call at the carfl
paign headquarters today between the hours of 10
and 12 for their prizes. The orders are ready, and ';
;will be given to each' candidate as they call for '
them. Candidates winning cash commissions can
either call for their' check or else same will be
mailed to them tomorrow. '
Important Notice
Under the rules of the! campaign all candidates
' who entered and remained active, turning subscrip
tions in each week, arc entitled to a cash commis
sion of 10 per cent on all new business, providing
they did not win one hf the regular prizes.
The names of the candidates who qualified for
cash commissions are set forth with a staf appear
ing before their names in the final standing of con
testants. Commission checks will be mailed out as
soon as the proper calculations have been mado.
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