THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Monday, Juno 11, 102ft
frage Eight '
WORK FAST IN
PREPARING FOR
4TH JULY FETE
Shasta View Resident
? Cooperate; News Notes
... of Farm District
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(Special to The Herald)
,,' i (Delia Ilalley, corree
; pondent) ,
" SHASTA VIEW, June 11..
Poople of this miction ere maklag
extensive plant for tbe big Fourth
of July celebration to be held In
Malln. Work ha already started
on the grandstand and the big
dunce pavilion of twelve thou
sand square feet of floor space
b just about completed. Two
fine bands have been hired and
fifteen hundred dollars has al
ready been placed with the South
ern Pacific for special trains. The
bin barbecue will be under the
direction of W. C. Ballon.
Mrs. John Ditter of Ore iron
flty Is spending some time with
hor sister, Mrs. C. Holbrook.
Mrs. C. M. Slegel, mother of
Special Announcement
The demand for davenport suites end daven
port beds has become so great that the BALIN
FURNITURE CO. wired the Roberts Bros, rep
resentative to come to their assistance at once.
Car leaving factory in a few days.
Stop Look Listen
Everyone needing overstuffed suites is invited to
get our special prices and see our beautiful display
of samples.
DON'T DELAY COME RIGHT IN ,i
Everybody knows Charley Balin, the man with the
big smile, who lias the best values in town.
' Note a few of our special prices as follows:
150-Coil Springs Davenport Beds
In Cut Velours and Jacquards
Only 25 at this price
87.50
. 3-Piece
Davenport, wing chair and
and cut Velours. Hurry
.special price
93.00
! GREAT SPECIAL
Square tube, panel end, coil spring Day Beds and
mattress only BO at this price
26.00 Complete
SPECIAL NOTICE Open every night while
representative is here.
Balin Furniture Go.
Phone 755
Write
Mrs. A. K. Street, and son Har
old, and aunt, Mrs. Belle Clarke
of Tenmile, Oregon, have re
turned to their home after spend
ing a few days visiting at the
Street home.
Lester Wilson and Frank Tofel
have been gono several daya vis
iting relatives at The Dalles;
Frank's sinter, Mary, in Portland,
and returned via Corvallls from
which place they brought Earl
Wilson who has been attending
O. A. C.
The ladles of the Helping Hand
society were entertained by Mrs.
Charles Maupin Wednesday with
nineteen members and one visitor
present. Plans were made for
helping to care for the crowd ex
pected in Malln for the fourth of
July celebration. Next meeting to
be held at the home of Mrs. Mik
sovskl June 10th.
; H. E. Wilson and Karl McCoy
were county seat visitors Wed
nesday In the Interest of the
S. V. Irrigation district.
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;t. XF.F.D COFFKK CROP '
" BOGOTA. Columbia, June 11.
(CP) A good coffee crop, com
bined with favorable working con
ditions will bring national pros
perity during the next six
months, financial experts pre
dicted. The agricultural situa
tion, is gocd, wages are high and
the tone of the money market
Is good.
Suite
arm chair in Jacquards
only 40 suites at this
122 North 6th St
A Real Snap
Two Lots in Industrial
District 50x140
Close to S. P. Round House
Box 942, Herald
G. N. SURVEY
CREW AT WORK
(Continued from page 1)
construction fcr the rest of the
way.
iMg Itiwil Slows Service
Since aervice on the line was
established aeveral weeks ago. It
Is reported, some difficulty has
been encountered In operating
over the logging road section .
Trains have been behind schedule
more frequently than la usual,
even on a new line.
Belief has been expressed that
the Great Northern, now having
Its new line In operation, may be
seeking to perfect its service by
establishing for the full length
of Its route a road bed fully up to
standard.
OM Route llclng Relocated
The surveying crew. It Is suld.
Is relocating the old Oregon
Trunk Bend-Klamath aurvey.
which wculd provide a better
grade from Bend to the paint
where the Great Northern start
ed construction from the end of
the logging road unit.
That such new construction. If
undertaken, would not be une
conomic Is the claim of those
who have been following the op
eration of the new Bend-Klamath
extension. Present traffic ex
ceeds previous estimates, tt ta
said, and It Is known that po
tential tonnage will be mater
ially Increased In the not far
distant future, as the Weyerhaeu
ser Interests have announced
plans for a huge new pine saw
mill In Klamath county and
have placed orders for logging
road ateel and other materials,
it is salO.
Southern Connection Vlsloncd
Then, too. possibilities of a new
line to the south through Califor
nia are not beyond the bounds
of reason, say those following
the western railroad situation.
The Western Pacific, by building
out of northern California, could
connect with the Great Northern!
at Klamath Falls and give a new
outlet to the south. Arthur Cur
tiss James controls the Western
Pacific and Is in addition the
heaviest stockholder In the
Great Northern and Northern
Pacific. If this connection Is ef-. -, ,
fected. it to almost certain that i hi,a,ln ! P"cIItIIm o lh. air- first lap "it a ds In the adv.nc
the Great Northern would im- !pUnIe w"k" a 'lnd - i t of aviation In tha It In-
., . i trails which yesterday was three-sills public confidence In th
to the south ofi,ra"a "'"k11 yesterday was three'
nch as the sur- all1 hn'f wee't sailing time :
Bend. Work such
veylng crew Is doing would be a i
ii ,a k
forerunner of such a move.
With the many possibilities ap
parent, Oregon Is following with
keen interest the activities cf
the Great Northern field crew
now In. the Bend country.
IDAHO HIT BY
FEYEE OF GOLD
LEWISTO.V. Idaho, June 11.
(UP) Dreams of wealth blurred
the minds of hundreds of citi
zens of this section as they Join
ed a mad scramble for mining
claims In the vicinity of Genesee.
20 miles northeast of here.
Startling reports of rich de
posits of lead and silver filtered
throughout Idaho after Harry
Larkln, 18, had uncovered the
"pay dirt" by accident.
VISIT
THE NEWEST AND
.MOST MODERN
- BARBECUE
PIT
In Southern Oregon
Srvnn miles north on Tha
DaUesuCaUfornla Highway.
BARBETTE LUJTCH
CHICKEN' DINNERS
, ON SPECIAL ORDERS
Popular Price.
Phone
Hhariy Pine Camp for
pedal . reservations.
12
"Southern Cross" Monoplane
Fueled By Union Oil Gasoline
P.- (: '
Standing between C. T. P. Vim, co-pllot and Captain Charles Klng-tord-Smlth,
commander of tho Southern Crone, A. C. (ialbralth. In
charge of sales promotion for the Union Oil company Is holding
contract to supply the-trana-i'artflc plane with Union aviation gaso
line In its flight to Australia. I'nlou aviation gaaolipe was selected
by the flyers as offering maximum
ceded the flyers to Honolulu. Surva
completed arrangements for refuelling of the plane.
Another glorious chapter of mental stage, that a flight such
the history of aviation has been as has been made by the South
written. Kven In the light o( ' em Cross was Impossible of fu
brilliant episode which have ' filmeni and that to attempt It
preceded It, the -latest, that of was suicidal,
the flight of the Southern Cross! But of greater Import Is Its
to Australia stands cut a an I ffe.t on the advancement of av-'Pic-
" I latlon. As Colonel Lindbergh '
A world, fast growing air-wise i aptly stated when Informed of
from America Is 'now out tnree
and a halt day removed. ( (charge of sale promotional work :
Winging its way over the bleak j for the i;non oil company. ye-;
stretches of the Paclftc. tho three j torday stated that his company'
motors of the giants plane fueled gasoline had been selected only
with I'nkn aviation, gasoline.:, after exhaustive tests' bad been.
tuncironeo perieciiy. roaring oe-
fiance to the hazards which beset
the four air pioneers on the long
est flight over water , ever at
tempted by man.
The successful completion of
the flight Is another refutation
of the claims of that fast
dwindling minority who hold; that
aviation Is stilt in the expert-
FUNERAL
NOTICES
CLIFFORD C1IAS. TRIPI-KTT
The remains of the lite Clif
ford Charles Trlplett were for
warded by the Earl Wbltlock Fu
neral Home to Grants Pass where
funeral service will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
,at the L. B. Hall Funeral Home.
Interment win be made in tna
family plot In the Grants Pans
cemetery.
G. FRANK HEViTM.
Friends are respectfully Invited
to attend tne lunerai services
for the late O. Frank Sevit to be
held Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the graveside in the
Keno cemetery under the auspices
'of the local lodge of Odd Fel
1 lows. The remains are in the
gold room of the Earl Whltiock
Funeral Home, Pine avenue at
Sixth where frlenda may call.
CECIL THEODORE TICKER.
Funeral services for Cecil Theo
dore, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Tucker, were held Mon
day morning at the Earl Wblt
lock Funeral Home. Interment
followed In Llnkvllle cemetery.
I AXXA HRl'GUMA.W.
Anna Bruggmann, a resident
of Colusa county, California, piss
ed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Harrison of
Poe Valley, Sunday evoning at
8:30 o'clock following a brief
illness. She was a native, of Ger
many and aged 89 years at the
time of her demise. Mr. Brugg
mann is survived by three daugh
ters, Mrs. Katie Myers of Colusa,
California; Mrs. Margaret Dan
der of Stockton, California, and
Mrs. Grace Harrison of Poe Val
ley; two sons, Henry of Wil
liams, California, and Joseph of
Maxwell, California, The remains
will be forwarded to Colusa,
where funeral services will be
held Thursday afternoon. - Vault
entombment will be made In the
family plot in the Colusa ceme
tery. Arrangement are under
the direction of the Earl Whit
lock Funeral Jloma, Pine Avenue
at Sixth.
CIRCULAR' 8KIHT.
The skirt of a tan,' cream, or
ange and nigger brown . flannel
suit I circular and very full.
Th Jacket ba s cape back. '
cruising radius. Galbraith pre
and Australian points where be
stils public conflcler
safety of airplanes."
. c. Gulhralth. official In
made.v I
"Smith." he said, "regarded
gaacllne. a a silent but all im
portant partner In the flight, and
be demanded a fuel with an ac
curately controlled distillation
range and of uniformity , and
purity so that the greatest pos
sible cruising range would be
guaranteed." ' -
"Naturally, we are proud."
added Calbraltb. "that a California-made
produrt contributed to
the success of the flight."
Galbraith recently - returned
from a trip to Honolulu. Suva
and Australian points rliere tic
made arrangement for tito refuel
ing of the plane.
. Tbe same care, Mr. Galbraith
stated, that I used In the man
ufacture of Union aviation gaso
line la also given the refining
of Its non-dctonating gasoline
which Is marketed through thou
sand of pumps, cn the coast. ,
From tbe moment of contact
at Oakland until Ha arrival In
Australia, tbe giant plane was In
constant communication with an
anxious
orld by radio. Tbe
eheerlos" and "alls well" roes-
sages which came through the
ether aa a welcome accompanied
to the progress of the flight be
spoke the careful preparatory
work carried out by Captain
Charles KlngKford-Smlth, com
mander, and hi co-pllot, C. T.
P. Ulm. and of ihe fine work
of the American member of the
crew. Harry W. Lyon aa navi
gator and James Warner a radio
operator.
HELP RUSHED
TO LOST CREW
(Continued from pig 1)
Italia was established, then were
fear today for the safety of the
men cut off from land by the
open water leads and Ice floes
along Northeast Land. -
Day and night the. Cltt Dl
M llano has been straining every
nerve for the Italia' signals.
Th Italia radio s t 1 1 0 n has
been growing weaker and is
sending only short reprot,. It is
not believed that this Is an Indi
cation that the radio I falling
but that the radio operator . I
saving the energy la tbe - ac
cumulator which probably will
bo sufficient only for a few days
more. '
Since Friday the Italla's crew
has drifted about a mil and a
half to the east, being last re
ported at 28.4 east longitude.
This would place the crew Just
opposite the tip of Cape Leigh
Smith.
. Fear for the party which is
without radio and which I some
times carried out . of sight of the
other group is particularly strong
a It would be exceedingly dif
ficult to locate It should thoy be
come definitely separated from
th group with the wireless.
Ofl
TENNANT.MIF
(Special To The Herald)
Mrs. t. O. WliiRfluld,
Ciirrasponilout
TKNNANT. June 11. Mrs.
J. Sanlde who spent the past
week aa the house guest of Mrs.
A. D. Hoc wood at Weed, Calif.,
returned Sunday. (
Mrs. Delia Goldman who haa
taught the grammar grades In tlut
Tennant school for the past two
years left on Monday for Cor
vallls where she will spend the
summer months on a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker were
Klamath rails visitors Sunday.-
The ball game Sunday between
Dorrla and Tennant, resulted
In the score of to 10 In favor
of Dorrla. t
Mrs. It. B. ; Hawkins and
daughter Harmony loft Monday
morning by auto for llnnckn.
Ore., for a- two weeks visit with
Mrs. Hawkins' mother, Mrs. Cora
Bentsen.
. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. J. Murphy
and daughter Pauline of Weed,
Calif., were vlsitora Sunday at
the home of their son and brother
Mr. George Murphy. Leaving
Sunday evening for home they
were accompanied by Mrs. George
Murphy and children who will
spend a week visiting at Weed
and Caalella'. Calif.
Mrs. C. V-.Morphy and daugh
NEWS NOTES
Canning Season Is On
APRICOTS
Tb season on apricot will be very short this
year, so buy now. ..We will have a truck-load
of fancy Quality apricot in
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13th
'j At a very Specie! price of
6c per lb.
dring your containers with you. ..If unable to
come early phone u and we will reserve your
order. J
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ter linrulliy and I'enrl led
Tut'Hilny inurnlng' for a few dtiy
visit wllh Mrs. Murphy's daugh
ter Mrs. C II. Foster nt Klaui
ath" Pulls:'" -
Mr. and Mrs. - George How
ard, the hlgll school and primary
teachers, left Wednesday morn
ing fur Hentllu, where thtiy will
visit for a iiton tit.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Wlllliunks
and Mr. Clay Parker were busi
ness visitors at Weed, Calif. Wed
nesday. Mrs. Itcglnn Klmteln, mother
of assistant camp stiverjntuiutonl
Carl Ktrateln arrived In ur city
Thursday eve, from l.oa Angel, s.
Mrs. Klrstnln will spend tho
summer months with her sin
and will be at home lu the house
recently vacated by Mrs, and Miss
Goldman on (J street.
Mrs. Bowers of Sacramento Is
visiting at the how uf her
daughter Mrs. J. K. McConnell.
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Fast Express
Leaves Steel
NUItlC.Mlll'KG. Germany, June
11. (AP) Twenty-two persons
were dead hero today after the
Munich Frankfort x press
plunged down an embankment '
near Slegel. dorf.
Th train wa rounding a
iharp curve yesterday at tft mile ,
n hour when It left tbe rail, j
Phone 942
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JToJry Alkali.
Grass on Farm
I.AKKVlf.W, Ore.. Jim 11.
A sample of alkali grass such
as Is being started In various
place lu Idik. county has been
received by County Agent P. T,
Korlner from J. A. Ilushnng of
K,lmnth Kails. '
- The grass Is especially suited
to alkali land and It will pro
duct a good aland In the second
year after seeding. Two pound
of seed ar used to tka acrs In
nl.nl I .. miA It ii.ii. I fn.i.t..m
Iwo tons of hy to the acre and
good pasture after cutting. Bom
of the seed waa received her
two year ago and at lh present
time a good stand of the hay iti
to be found on lh Smith brother
ranch on th West Hide.
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