. Monday, May 23, 102ft
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATII FALLS, OREGON
Y PLANS FOR
FIE FIGHTING
Tape Hvi
EXPEDITION OF !
RELIEF STARTS I
2
CANDIDATES
(Continual from par. 1)
1
E
D BY REDS
w that c trid nnw forming j
on th airship iiiIkIiI hev wreck-1
I'd II. It wan recalled Hull IIik I
dlrlrlhl Nori. In which Oun- . ..,,., vw,u- u.
dm 'it. Foster, former I. W.
riiU the dominant not In!"".1 N,,h"" "vor N"rlh 1 Wllllai
annual campaign aitalnsi' fur-! 1 ",'V".0 J"'n " l W. Ic
Hpeed In reaching th firm.
Till
Hi annual cumpalgn aitalnsi for-1 " ' . . W. leader and llenjamln O.'ilow
nt rir.. In Kluinath basin In. I o '" , ,, ., ,,.,der f N(tw yrk ,re
auiiirsled by th Klanialb Koran! j unavr " ,,"r,'"l' i, presidential and vl pre.l-
Jrtrllun ampl iation. I Tn" weather continued estrcme-' deiitliil iicmlnee. respectively of
To thla Knit, a aub-flr pro- rnM "" " blltur ; the Workur. (ciiuiiiiwilsllr) party
tertlv alallon at Illy with ajwlnd w',h ,u" """ nmuii- r America.
fore ot tour man In rhariw nil''"11 lo nrih. They were named at the rlm-
L. H. Mi Nell haa been eatali-1 Thn view prevailed generally In meeting of the party rnnvmi
tinned, Duncan Mclean, In ' 'odny (hat Hi Search for the j Hon In New York yesterday,
chart of Hi flra protection pro- niUsltig alnihlp aliould first he j "W mint build a sound gor
gram, annolincnd today. undertaken at north Kant l.nnd. ; ernmenl In th United Hutes";
Another mova to fscHltutn flra " wn pointed oit that thn lout Kosiei'-snld In hi speech of oc
f r.ilririlnn la under way with the message from the Itullu cam at cepiiince. "It will come and be
jTonatriictlun of forest ' roada In i "' (irecuwli h thus on r'rl- bind It will atauil a red armv."
the Hear Flala district by a crew : ''"V ml " reported the almhlp He told th S.UOO.IIOO delegate
of 11 men In churn of Hurt "n " "'''rn course and III Int. 'nd party nicinlier present they
I'orti.r. i lief of her iiuvliciitora woa that; muni li ready "lo turn th nel
To data no flrea of ronsn. ! nd about 1(5 mllen ' Imperialistic war Into a ojvll
queue huve occurred hut con- n"rln Mr''" Mand l three j war."
tlnuvd hot weather and con- " r""'K morning. Morten
ciuont lowerlntc of humidity in '"land U about 60 mllea east of
rapidly bringing th fir tuzurd j N'r" Ka"1 '-
lo danger point. I lhul r"'nn ""'re aro .
4 Miul Have (Kiifralln !''rl winter holme where th
"V nillut liavo complel CO-; crew of III Itullu might find
operation of th public In keep, ahelter In ca of a landing. Ber
ing down foreat flrea to a mln-i"rl huntera living there hnvn al
li.ium." aald Jiirkiim J.. Kimball; I ready aeen th Italia In flight
aocratary of th protect lye ao-i1"' would be cnnntantly on the
elation. "Ilefor a lighted clg- lookout for her.
arm la thrown away, citing-1 '
iilh It; before leaving camp HOME. Mny 2. Ml A men-
! ARBUCKLE AND
j WIFE FAIL TO
LIVE HAPPILY
! HOLLYWOOD. May tn. (VP)
i "Katly" Arbuckle, former film
: comedian, and hla wife, Dorl
' lieiue, acreen actreaa, have "drift
ed apart" and acparated. It
Mild here today.
I Neither could be reached for
a atatement, but It wan learned
i waa ataylng at a
hotel while hla wlf remained at
their lleverly Hill home.
Arburkln and Mlaa Donne, hll
, wr married three
year ago, Th portly comedian
returned from -a vaudeville lour
recently.
fir b careful that there I not'aag which the Italia'a bane chip
on llv roul In th ground; and Cltta Id Milium waa continually (lltl Arhuckb
aou I luM r iigmou maun Him '"""'" ""'"H r o m npniucrgen
the bruH.-Tbe lumber mdu-' today In the hop that the mine
try la the foundation of Klam- i li'g dlrtxlblo Italia would pick It
lh properity and the TiuhlW up "Italia. Italia, have faith, we f o d wlf
Miould be only loo glad lo con- re organltlng relief might
tribute to Ita pr-lecllon by th H t" taken to he the meenage
altnplu and effeillv expedient of "t (he whole Italian people,
being careful." .),' i Premier MimiHillnl wa follow-
Two foreel fire look-out will : Ing the altuntlon In III Arctic .yor.XJ ')MN Jl tl'S
kep 14 hour vigil rady loictoaely and urging diplomatic TO ,.:iT KHOM I'l.ANK
Inform lb protective naoclatlon ropreaenlailvea In rountrlva any
headquarter of any outbreak, i wlmre near the tone where the ATLANTA, (;.. May 18. (At
One look-out will be ratabllnhed I Italia might he to do everything -h qu((!, tiinnml parlor to
on Chaae mountain and the other ! pnaalblo to aiH-ed up the aearch. (Uv i,,,.,.,,,,,,,), ,le body of
on Yalnai Untie. The national ; He gave order, thai every bit of ,iBe (i.rdncr young woman
foreat .ervlce will maintain look-, new available ahould he relayed who hl1 ml)rnt 15 ypmn furnt-h-ont
on llald mountain and' Cougar to Oenernl Cmherlo Noblle'a wlfe ln( thrill for uncounted thoua
Heak In Ijik county. Thee:nd family at Milan. 'anda. v
"four eye" of tb fire proteo I Sns furnKhed her lant and a
live program will cover all the WASHINGTON. May 2. Ml 'ghaxlly one It waa-before 16.000
limbered area In the Klamath .The l ulled Ulatn naval trana-, perwna at an amuaement park
baaln. I port Chatimonl. atutioued near ; yeeterday when the third para-
jTlepatln. China, reported to the 'chute In a triple lump hot lo
LAY PLANS FOR
i-it - i r- x - p Aomirai srg i.. nrioiu
MEJVIORIAL DAY iimd picked up n roiio
joage at 10:40 p. m. laiit nlxht.
(Continued from page On) "f. Q. Deauuro J qtc dirigible
I general Nubile U III illnlreM ak
Klamalh rail band: three final : , flir np ,,,, ..
volley, firing aquad. lap and pl(B(, W,h Hhor, WBV(J 3o s,
bugler: acnlterlng ol flower i mer tM(, (nUip)
on water . uy aeiecieu aevy oi
SIIATTLK, Wnh..,May !8. (A
Not Yet 3, But Already a Flyer
LEASES C N G
'' ' j
i
SPOT ON
WATER TANK AT
CHEMULT BUILT
BY G. N. ROAD
THOMAS BUTLER
PASSES AWAY
Though abe won't he 3 until her next birthday. Joyce June Neely,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Keely of Wichita, Ka.. I a mem
ber of the National Aeronautic aKtciati;n. Khe ha participated
In numeroua air Jaunt, recently having flown In the Kanaaa air
tour.
Announcement of the leaning
of 12 acre of green meadow
and abade tree Juil went - of
Olene and near Lout River to
Neal Htewart waa made known j
today.
Included In the leaae I the :
delightful Crystal Spring, recou
nted a the flneat awlmmlng
pool I Klamath county. Spring
board and landing eteps are be
ing built by Stewart. Separate i
dreMing room for men and worn-
en are being erected and conces
sion will be installed within the'
coming week.
In developing the popular
awlmmlng apot, Mr. Stewart plan1
to keep the acreage under hi
personal observation. Kor those
wishing to have private picnic
parties, reservation can be made.
An a?l mission will be charged.
Despite the rather cool wind
oT Sunday, Jie pool waa filled
with swimmers from Klamath
Fills and aurroundlng apot. The
road to the grounds tarns to the
right at the Olene bridge-and
lead directly to the pool.
TOS( HK.KXEY. OIMTOR
Tom Heeney made a speech the
other day tn New York before the
I'hl Sigma Kappa club. Hi ad
dress Va to be all about the
brave New Zealand bandit, Ned
Kelly. Here Is Tom's oration:
This fellow Heeney must be a
fighter.
Construction of the final unit
of the Great Northern railroad's'
station at CKemnlt a 50,000-j
gallon water tank Is now under
way. It wa anounced today hy
Fred (,'rltchton. construction u
perintendent of the llauter
lirotherj' Construction company,
At Chemult. the point at
which the Oreat Northern con
nects with the Houhetrn Pacific .
r-llroad, a loading plaform and
a station platform have already
been built. j
Foundation for the tank have
been dug and actual work on the
framework is under way. i
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For results nse Herald Class Ad '
WASHINGTON. May IS. (HP)
Itepresentatlve Thnmaa 8. Dul
ler, republican, Pennsylvania,
venerable chairman of th house
naval affair committee and one
of the most beloved member! of
congress, died here Saturday
night after a short Illness.
The price of Canadian liquor I
going np II to 1 case, accord
ing to dispatches. Those Can
adian "llqucr baTona" had belter
look out or pretty soon the peo
ple will be drinking Imports from
the elates. (
There yon have In full, verba
tim, Jom Heeney' famous ora
tion on the life and dead ot Ned
Kelly, Australian bandit.
PLEADS GUILTY
TO 2 MURDERS
navy department today through earth behind her, hopelessly tan-
Admiral Mark I., llrlslol that she sled In llself.
owing me-
VALPARAISO Ind.. May 28.
OP George Allen Chlsliolm, 3S,
today pleml'd guilty lo the mur
der of hi iwo sons, Edg.tr, 7,
and George, 9, when .he drown
ed In canal at east Chicago.
HI attorney Introduced evi
dence of Insanity after they had
asked Judge Grant Crumbacker;
to mitigate bl punishment.
WORLD RECORD
FOR .175 YARD
DASH LOWERED
Hl'XTKB WIXH.
J AITEUIL. France, May 28. (A
! P) Frrfncl T. Hunter, American
I tennis star, today reached the
'third round In the men's single
ot the International hard court
championship with a straight set
victory over Comberaaue of
France. Score were 6-0, 6-3, 6-2.
For resuH nse Herald Class Ads
Obituary
school girls.
Immediately
JOHN '. II VltT.I.KIl
John ('., llaruler, Jute (if Hub-
u..rii. .i.e.... i.. i..v. i.... bard. Ore..' uasncd - awav t the
xercjsea. the parade will move . . ....,,..,. . ,4 ,....., home of his son Samnel K. Hartx-
f.lllfiWinaT I tllMtA
. ..,.. ww. -
forward on Main alreet to tne f(r rowM(tt- from lh. bi ;ler near lllldehrund on Sunday
C'enlrnl hool (round In the prl,j uuy that nothing had1 morning at 8: 30 o'clock. He was
following order: 1 lieen heard from Iho dirigible tarn at New Castle. Pennsyl-
. Grand marshal. Captain O. c -1 durlnpi the lost alxty hours. ivanla on Dec. 13, 1844 and aged
! . 83 years. 6 mcnths and 14 duys
; 1111 ArVlFTTF 1Q 11,1 ",0 "m ' nl" demise. Mr.
j VYllL.m 1 C 1 liuruler leaves eight children.
b I ILL KlOlNG '"" ". Samuel K. of ll'lde-
i brand. Oliver of Scott Mills.
POItTLANI). May 28. tm ' Ore., Chester of Portland and
With the Wlllametto river aland-; Mandus of Wichita, Kans., four
Ing at 23 3 this morning at 7 daughter. Mrs. Fannie Plank of
o'clock and a further rise of bet- Lyon, hnns.. Mrs. H o Knuir
ter than a foot forecast within 'man of Mauaon. Iowa, Mrs. Lora
"'"ithe jiext 48 hour basements are ' Yorder and Ml Sadie Hartiler
: Ap",bolng flooded with seepage water! of Ashland, Ore. Funeral eer-
Rarl Whlllork funeral home on
Tuesday morning's train.
a
For result use Herald Class Ads
ADDlegate; aides to grand mar
abal. Wm. II. Shook. Indian
wars; Arthur II. Wilson, Span
ish war; Vern K. Walker. Veler
en of Foreign Warsi II. K. Oelx.
American Legion: Dr. O. 8. New
on, medical corps; W. W.
Thompson, regular army: arhool
children ot Klamath Fall: llty
Seoul troops; Speaker car:
Klamath Kail band: Klamath
rails- osnery oi .... . , ho tic flooded with seepage
nlegate Camp No. 15, 't,,d land telenhone conduits alone tho 1 vices will be held at Hubbard
Spanish War veteran; Applegale I w,,,r froIll threatened with Ore. Wednesday afternoon, with
Auxiliary: Pelican Post No. 1383. 1 ,,, necessitating pumping ' Interment In the fnmlly plot In
Veterans of Foreign wars: Vet-1 ()p,rMun, i the Hubbard cemetery. The re-
eran of Foreign War Auxiliary: Tn1 hln at Portland Is , mains will be forwarded by the
Klamath Posl 'o. 8. American jdBe (0 ,ne nn ,,, of th( t..
legion: Idle Auxiliary, Amer- j Umbla. which la being fed by
lean Legion. ' i melting anow waters from the
Upon arriving at F.lghlh .and Caaradea.
Main the school children ann noy
Scouts will open rank lo Tenth
street lo permit the band and
artillery battery to escort th
veterans organisation through to
Iholr place on the achool
groupda. Ilanka will then be
closed nd ' school children' and
"aeont will follow the -oterans
to th school grounds. '
,Th program at the school
ground follows:
America "r Audience
' Led by Klamath Hand
Invocation ... Father A. V. Looser
Memorial Day Address -
Ilev. J. Henry Thomas
Presentation of prises to win
ner of Spanish War Veterans
Memorial Day Kssay Conical
filar Spangled Hanner
. , Klamath Fall Hand
DENVEU, T"olo.. May 28. (U. i
P.) Kd llnynes, dlmunltlve
sprinter of Denver university, ,
rllppinl another leuth of a sec
ond off his world record In the.,
176-yarrt dush here, scurrying
down Hie track -In Ifi. 1 seconds. -
Paragraph Two:,OI knows but'
one Lnlln word, lt'a that fofrst ;
ono over ther on the wall. It's
Dum. That's me.
TWO IIHOWNKD.
PASCO, Wash., May 28. (AP)
Joseph Ilohkle, '63, wheat
grower, nd hired man named
Llltl. aged about 40. r
drowned In Rnake river at Kah
Io)us,' Saturday nflernonn. when
a boat In whlrh they wore Ilh-
ing capslncd. ,
' CAMFOHXIAM4 IIKATKN.
TOKYO. May !. (AP) Tho
. hn.ebsll team of Waseda unl-
ersltr defeated tho University of
California here today, o-a.
Get Rheumatism and
Neuritis Sufferers
Out of Bed
Those Who have tried every
thing without bonoflt will f ml
Casey's Hhetimatlc Kemedy the
most startling discovery of recent
lime for pain of rheumatism,
neuritis, neuralgia, idailca. lum
bago. The relief Is quick and
aure, reduces pain ni swelling
through direct action on the
tomaih, liver and kidneys, sold
tn a guarantee by Star Drug Co.
11.60 per bottle. ,
Ambassador of Pretty Feet
BTnwt ef tcnunl Urmrnt t THt
irytm AHUr. LI rt ASt.RANC:K SO
C1LTY or THX UNITED 8TA1I3 ef 111
r ty oi Nr Vc. in the ti of Nrw
Y,rk. on ctw 31st day ol Imbr. 1M7,
mid to tht Inmrancc rornm ulorvrt ct
tli stal ct Otrit.n. pursuant to to:
INCOME . ...
. . . ,ii.i-ii.n
For
Piano Moving
Crating Storing
Hauling
CALL
YOUNG TRANSFER
COMPANY
Phone 1O07. IIS So. 4th St.
EVE BENSON
DANCING
SCHOOL
Classes in All Phases
of the Dance.
llVgistraUoh' of ' Pdpils
'Monday and Tuesday
- Afternoons and
Evenings
ARCADE HOTEL
ANNEX
Taint gwine iain jCjHtoo'
Omi nteetl
for 2 year,
will last e lo
10 year.
7K
Five mile off
thla bone sohT
last year. j
Non-Kinkable Moulded Hose. Double
Braided built like a cord tire.
12c per foot v
Headquarters for Garden Hose
th car
Xnlficit. dtvldrndi and rnl
icffivro ouiiuk hit jrar
Arxiornt and nraitn ot
pcrtmrnl lti-rvnc firm Mhff IMtCfl
iTCtlvad during tht Jcar 1C.S41.5JS M
Total tnccn S3M.14.303.1I
pibBURsnkurvra
Paid for lcaa. en dew -S)ntt.
annuitua and aur-r.-nrter
bIq t 71.7t1.f97.M
Divicwuda pia to poiicy
tioldrta dut'nt tUe mr.
Com missioni and aalarles
P:d duiint Ibf year....
Taxea. Iicrnirs and tfM
Mid dunnc th yrar....
Accident and health de
partment Amount ot all other ts
, peudiluttl
Total xpendjt'irfi 1I03.U7.
ASSKTS
Value of real ea( cwned
tmarkel alur ... Jlt.3M.J70
Value of loc It i and bond
owned (market or auot-
liard value J7.IS1,
Uni on mortkaaaa and
collateral, ate ST.frM.4VT
PollO loan 133.13.33
C-.q in b.uik and on hand 4.7,44i.
Nft uncollertrd and de -
trrre prenHumi , J0.T77.335,
Accident md health de-
partmrnt , , S3.140
Interest and rents dut and
accrued lft.70S.033.
Other aaaeta Icaa not ad
mitted X1.3M
Too wm irk 9
LOS ANGELES
0
Better If You Stop at -
Tout admlttrit irart. ...llN.UMM.tl
LIABILITIES
Net rrttrvn ITM.U1.4I1M
Oiou clftiml tor leut an.
Paid S.09t.4t 0
Arcutrnt and hralth d.-
r rlmrnt I.1M.S1S ?
other llabllltl.1 loi.Ml.ui.u
: SIXTH and SFRZNO STSZSXS
U.IK.U1M ' I. j
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111
CI i S III l
Total liabilities, aiclufln
ol lutplui Mll.m.431 3
BITSINtaS IN ORtXION FOR THI YKAH
Otou pirmlunt rrcelvrd
durlns th. yrar I Ut.S7t.87
Accident and health de
partment St
Loer paid durlni the yrar 40M4S.ll
Accldml and health de
parlrmnt 9.tt7.0ft
Name ot ccmrenr Till "QUtTAHLK
LIKf AlWUHANC BucirtY Or 1HS
UN1TKD 8TATK3
Name dl prcildcnt THOMAS 2. PAItK.
IN80N.
Name ot tfcretarr W. ALKXArTOIR,
Statutory rrHilint attorney tor
ervlce Jlrsir O. BENNKTT.
Bonds not iubject to atrtorticatlon ani
stock, at markel auotaUoii.; ether bond"
et amoi tiaed value.
tUOO p-r day mf wt-s
$UQ par oVr np wk Wsk
Vica-Ur Priced CoOta t
ad Grill
W
Car at tSat Dm
IL C FRYMAN, Proprietor
HAJIRT C. WAOKNBa
. H.
Th "prettiest feet In America," pictured here with their owne.
.Miss Hetty Htnrlitifk, musical conieily stor, hnv been acting as
ambassadors nt physlrnl beauty tn the women of Prance. Hetty
returned ti New York the other liny with the messnKe Hint Amer
ican Jb diincltiK Ih dnvelnpltiK pedal perfection for French wo
man, "It keep them on their toot," mid Betty. "And that means
high sreher sud pretty fee(,"
Are You Interested in Aviation?
If ao, see Pilot Frank Kammer
. Local Field or
A. T. Shere at Valley Hotel
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Passenger Flights and Student Instructions
t
. , Oregon Eaglerock Sales Co.
More tfam 3G89
PreSerred Shareholders
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Dependable Service to
Customer o - Dl vSdemdc
for Shareholdero
' v
Customers of The California Oregon Power Company
in homes and factories used 293,000,000 kilowatt hours of
electrical energylast year.
More than 3,000 prefeired" shareholders receive dividends
regularly by check every three months. The capital supplied
by investors in the Company's preferred shares goes directly
into permanent, useful public utility properties.
The confidence of our thousands of customers rests on
their knowledge of the fact that dependable service is fur
nished at reasonable rates. .
The investment confidence of more than 3,000 share
holders is merited by the fact that divi
dends always arrive regularly, by check,
on the due date.
A copy of this 16-page book, describ
ing and illustrating the properties of The
California Oregon Power Company, will
be sent to you on request, together with '
complete information about investment
in the Company's preferred shares.
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