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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1928)
.4 V. V Tage Four THE EVENTXO HF.RAt.D, KXAM ATI! FAt IS. OREGON Friday, July 13, T. B. MAI.AKKKI . Buatnaaa MaBr Publtab.4 .vary aft.rnooit axe.pt undar tT Tb tlAruld PtiallaaiUaT - yompanv at lui-lll nouin rirtn airi. Kiamtii ran., urtgoi. Kntarae ea nd claae malltr at th. poatofrlc at Klamath Falta, Oracas, iu(t 10, 10, tindar aot of Conareaa, March a, 1T. :Oa taar Br afall f kr. Month Oat Month - TVttTeraa' ir Cankv t.te Ona faar - 1.11 . Six Monthe . l.Tt , Thr.. Montba 1.1. ..a Ona Month .It tmnTKn fbkm t.icaf:d wirb MBU OP Al'UIT BtHKAU OF CIHCILATIO!? ViaWt aaaarlatea ti na -Ta. Ai.oelat.d Iraa la exoluaiv.iy entitled to the oaa or 'reooblloa ttoa of all new a dlapatchea credited to It or not otherte credited: is lata paper, and alao the local newa publlan.d thereia.. AU rlbta of ro nbllcatloa of apoclal dlapatchea herein ara alao raaerved. . . FRIDAY, JULY -13, 192S Aviation As A Vocation A young man 'planning to take'up aviation as"aro fession would do well to heed the most recent bulletin of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics. This organization ' recently questioned leading air w transport companies about new pilots. The majority of the replies received stated that experience has shown that the best pilots come from the regular army and navy Hying schools. Commercial air schools, it was said, do not quite offer pilots the variety of experience needed to make first-class flyers. ; , V . j 1 It was added, however, that- as -aviation grow tht commercial schools Undoubtedly will increase in 'effect iveness. " One interesting comment was that barnstorming by the . individual ' pilot after, graduation from flying school is an excellent means of training.'- It will Kb re called that Lindberg had a good dose of that. Letters From the People TELEVISION IS Editor nolo,:. Following la letter tram SlmiMnn Wliaou, one of tha first white eettler. In a j tnr of (he Modoc War. wiirk, iukia poaaihla Ilia uae of' i n.iwevfiil tum . , ai-l If l,.al t ' GREAT SUCCESS pvi.. punue te.tH: , Unlit, eo airoim that It waa uu- 'cooifortalile fur Hie auhjerta, had, (Oontlooed from pai. 1) . ,;,, ( nuko ,, err detail on a avrcen nhou't two ri'Kllr. , llichea by three. . i Hell cmtlitoorai Ih IIoyo that I It marked the first time that eventually the Improved apparel more than the hiad and ahould- 'tus ran opevatv with Kiel- Uahta nnnnn uninnn ; Liuuun mwn j; liKfrUoiT, July 1J. ;A')- Jo. w. ........ ... - , . i.. 'uiii.Ii m mIsa nal l mw.uI. .tt 'P ' lauillllll, i,t i HIHll OI1U Jackaon county paper which ex- - """' " " . ".' " " J: kllteiT at the fhe.. hf hlk atllo- plaina aome very Inlere.tln. fe- 1 One of the engineer, aald H.e , ll01' " hl ' "; B10hll. early today III what po- apparatua could be taken to the ','",,;"" lV bolleve waa the Autrome of a Yale bowl. Nlaitara Kalla or the -T'18 Qulpment lined for taVlim , , Yankee atadlunrf and the aceiie P"'"'"' '""d like the ru- . -rui. dow ,iy , picked up tor broadcalln. , lar camera aetup. A Jon tnbej hM of bMftf HUtlH tln4 ,1 itii iitivu iiuii, m luuuvr uiuimFi "Thla does not mean that tele- viaiou wll be ready Mr una In follow tba tubject In the lame set tomorrow," he aald. "It la merely a tep forward." - To the Rdltor: Kindly allow me a entail apace In your paper. I waut to explain why our last conareaa made a special taw for (training me a pension for there waa no law In my rase that would allow me a pension, aa all people wno know me know that I waa never an enlisted soldier. Here la my story, ' enl.l In Vnmliill onnnlu .. ' .-. . 1.-..1V . ... ! ,,0,l' n o'na rattio re- d b,rk llU0 ilK)lt .nn .... ... v. ....,,. ,lvlllg ,, ; , nope to u.a Ke wnvm .. .,.. the pictures larger. Wo hope,. iHVHor wt not linked tA k.vd luluHl.tHH U.. ll,, It nut, . . ' . . . , . .. wmi a iiroaitcaHtinie atntlon in McDonald's Ladies Shopjje The Stylo Center SyU Without Extrvtnc Summer Hal by four men In another car, his and waa fiH-uaed and adjusted to ; ,,,,, Br.y smith : and 'l every home equipped wltb a radio , "?.'" W""T.. MIc. ,, umiiii auu wuenter wiki tney Ion, waa a disc with flftf tluy wfe driving with Tallinau when T hnlita alona tht,1 flm ' Ihennvh .1. - . . j '. . ..Tk. l. I. ,., i . . . .. : -une inner car nrew aiongaiue antl . ............... . , ....... anu-n tno light rays panned and ale tor borne use. It requlrei ex-' tiM , ,,, et,clrl., ,. ntria to onerate the Inatriinienls ....i.. - . ... i. ,.M .,. . . ( i'u iwa wiiicn were irnnnmittrtl 10 In the year IS. 1 my fiuh- .ilno..gh o the rocelv iik n. old out In Yamhill county ,,, ,, . ra.ilr. r-1" , ''L " ."". anu A 'Thmight OnfEAforcement ' - ' Read these two' paragraphs from a recent United Press story from Chicago '.A huge graft'plot in-which thirti Chicago dry agents were said to have been paid more than $100,000 in bribes was Investigated by the district attorney's office today. "The 'evidence indicated," federal official said, that a large percentage of the city's prohibition 'staff may be in collusion "with alcohol racketeers, and a drastic shake up was predicted." ' " . ' ; ' Chicago, of course,' is Chicago.' YeV it would -seem within the realm of possibility for an energetic, wealthy government sch as ours to. handle the: problem of law enforcement with just a little less scandle than that. - . The argument about the benefits of prohibition is going on apace. Meanwhile it seems safe to remark that there are sections where prohibition has hardly had a real chance. - . . . . , , Amelia Takes The Test ' It is becoming evident that Miss "Amelia Earhart is going to emerge from the present"glare of publicity that ' is beating upon her just as unspoiled as Lindbergh did. v In sorne ways ther e is no greater 'test of one's char acter than to occupy the spotlight as she i3 doing. It brings out every aspect of one's character, the bad as well as the good. It proved Lindberg's mettle,, and ac counts for much of his great popularity. "And Appar ently Miss Earhart has her feet planted just as firmly 'on the ground as Lindy did. ' . We're glad to hear it.- From the first she looked a real American girl. Her actions nowmodest, cultured, unruffled are confirming our belief that she, like Lindy, will be a mighty good idol for youig America to have. - ; - ; , So far, very few. graduates have succeeded in trading a $4,000 "education for a $10,000 job. : . Well, it the rich have no babies and the poor do, it's easy to figure out who will inherit the earth.-; Beauty isn't everything. 'A' beautiful fly : attracts "a trout, but the-big job is to hook and land him. The girl of 1890 who had a figure like the modern wants didn't have any figure at all.- . . v EDITORIALS 1 From over the 1 Nation : . QUITE BOUND. 1 London Answers: into a chem ist's shop tripped a wonan with , as bottle, which she handed over j, to the man behind the counter. ; t "Is. thla- all right Mo take?" j Whe asked. ' .1, - ' The chemist Inspected the bot tlo eaefnlly. "You didn't buy this beret" Ke remarked nt length. 1 "Ob, no," waa the 'reply, "It's 1 a nerve tonic I saw advertised. I felt a littlo dubious about It I and thought yon'd tell me whetb-j er I ought to take it." 1 The chemist handed bark the, bottle. i r "I don't think," ha returned Icily, "there Is any necessity for) you to take It. Thereia nothing, wrong with Tour nerve!"- 1 FUNERAL NOTICES tne neatt of iwt river, at mat ,he ,..,,.,. larM. .v-o time a portion of Ja"ckon coun- , have television ao that 'It cu IV Wa eeelviwl tuna 1 ' 171 . . . ... .... . " " - ue used in a imiia room witnout . , . - , The government had treated with , .. darkmil.,, ,.rhlll ' " " "V :T. Ihe .Modoc Indians and thrown ,lll ,, flaHh thR ,..," -. "-, "J" '"" V . the land open to would-ha et-,aKM 0 wwen lk0 ,h8 movies j,. ,llv, tiers. We Were among the first hllt whef. .., wlll l(a w- -...,, ! ? J, , . V " , ,y to -mdre there. No road.' no L ' " 1 , ' handUMl, though th. engineers bridges, no fords; and oilr ranch . . . . . ... -,7 " . ,. An Improved photo-electric cell. 1 . was located In the forks of the . 11M. .... ,. A-Q . river. Ours was theonly fara-i1"- "" . 1071, November, the Modoc In dians' took Id the war path. They murdered all the settlers In the Tule Lake vicinity. We first got the news from some friendly In diana who had come direct from the battle grounds of the day be fore. We hastened to put- up a stockade fort for our defense. In the meantime Captain O. C. Ap plegate came past onr little fort with about 20 Indian-soldiers and stayed -over night with us. Next morning be moved -on toward the scene of depredations. On his way over he came In contact -with the Modoc murderers, evidently on their way over to kill ua if they could. Captain Applegate un doubtedly saved the day for us. I could make a long-time atory of this but .my space Is limited. Suffice to say. we were forced to stay aix months In our fort, for it was 40 mites to the nearest place of real safety, and danger ous to leave our fort very tar. I and one or two other young men (who are dead now) stood guard from November till May, under arma day- and night. My mother and father and the children nd my young wife bad to be pt dtect ed. Meantime my first baby was born In that fort, while Gen eral Crook was shelling the Mo docs. Sbe was the first white baby born in that country. I am 1n debt to Attorney Harry Skyrman, Captain O. C Apple gate and United States Senator McNary for my pension qnd ' a debt of gratitude I never can pay. ' SIMPSON WILSON, Central Point. June 13. Ihe occupants opened fire; 1 - A motorcycle officer a block away heard' the firing and hur ried to the scene, arriving after the nttnrketa hntl fled, lie found Tallinau dying from four biillut wounds and Smith and Winm crow-lied behind the nutoiiitilille. Balloon Dance - -Saturday Might ' ALT A MONT ROTARY HEARS RICHARD PRICE Clearance V . . . '. . . Large Picture Hats, Close-Fitting Hats $7.95 KLMKR CALVIS FHAXCI8. . Friends are respectfully Invit ed to attend the funeral services for the late Elmer Calvin Fran cis, to be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at (he Earl Whlt lock Funeral Home, Pine Avenue1 at Sixth. Interment will be made In Llnkville cemetery., . tContlntied front pais 1 people were park g nests, and tbls year up until July 12th there were 27.800. The speaker told of the new Improvements being made, name ly the cafeteria which will feed 200 people at-a meal, the store which will bo located outside of the hotel and -the housekeeping cabina being erected to care for the tourists . who desire that method of accommodation. - Eight hundred Doya and girls . wrote to Mr. Price wanting to work during the summer in the ' park. He answered every letter ' and while. he could not employ; but. 65 he' made a personal ef-. fort to thank the young, people for writing and extending to each' of them an Invitation to be a guest at' the lake. ',..' 't "I am candid . with . you,"' re-, maTked Mr. Price, "when I nay i that the tourist travel ty Crater i lake has only fairly begun. It Isf one of the worlds greatest ai-i tractions 'and If we all do onr.j part to cre for the people prop-i erly why should It not be the, mecca fog hundreds of thousands J . . .IT eacn year wno tour anu wont, 10 , see the best that nature has to offer?'? v ( - ' . I ' f Marshal Feng Christian general ordared the feet men loosed from pings they have Wear for years, women . are like this ought to st; tor toot-blDdlng. Yu-hsalng, the 1 -- 1 r 'of Chlneso w'l the tight wrap been forced to; It the Chinese I the.. American rt quite a erase 1 i At The- j U-JLVJ-IVJ. THEATRE 1 4 LAST HHOWINO TOflAV" LKO MALOXEY In "THE BLIND TRAIL" It's a a-CTlTB Remf , , Coming kAtI IIDAY IIUCK JOXES . . . In . . . "DESERT .-VALLEY" Come antl 1 hear the . - . "MOVIKPIIOXE" ESS ; LAST SIIOW IXO t TODAY; "Rose of the Golden West" with , MARY ASTOR and CILUEKT . IIOI.A.M) .nu breothlef-b ' In-huty rif Mary Ami or' .... the fire of JlllM-rt liolaml, the in trlirue of Old Spain, all wov i n 'lnto at thrilling nnd , . Mifrhty Speciarlo Coming SATURDAY , MAY McAVOY. In "A RENO DIVORCE": , ' CoinlnK 8UHDAY and MONDAY' ! Colleen Moore . j : 1 -- - . -, j ri'v '' 1 '.'V'-'"'.'T'''.ir?i ?':.v?-m'V!:". - '''' j -Kir H-vnSsfr- V:; Br.---- .:.;- - .. - -.. .il Tito moHt complete colluclion of Summer ImU v have ever offeretl nt 'theBO low prioeit! . Hutu for U mliw, the youthful mntron untl the more nmturti m tron of crochett'tl vlwa, vImiii rlothrt banjfkok,' ft-l I toy on nnd ballibuntl. Flower trimnicil hats an I haU In tho'moro tailored manner! V , mG REDUCTION SALE On -All -Silk and OrganaieDresses i$bo$2.oo 1 3 Oft Hats ! ONE RACK OF ' $10.00 Hats reduced to : $5100 HOSE - - - $1.50 Rollins Runstop and Arrowhead Full Fashioned Beautiful Smocks ' Plain and .Cretonnes - $1.95' THE 1 it)i '.'Exclusive But Not' Exlpten.ive" 622 lVtAlN STREET J? SHOP r .-. LADIES' DRESSES . NEW. ARRIVALS DAILY. . . We lend in quality and low price. ' 6.85 to 18.75 Don't Overlook Our $10.00 Dresses 50 New Ones Arrived Thia Week. ' GOWNS 1.49 ?1.4! to $3.49 Crepe and Jiayon. A bl; atock to aelncl from. ii PAJAMAS i! (aN $3.954 ! t w...'tftJL $6.90 4 Sometbln ''new and nifty. We featnre t the Reln-Han Una In latliea' undericar-menta. Rayon Bloomers -Special for' Saturday ' $1.00 a pair UHunlly sold at $1.75. All colorH and rIzcs. Turkish towels 3 for $1.00 1 ",'Siao ' 21x431 Doublo thrend, nHsorted border . - ... i Rollins Hosiery $1.00. to $2.25 pair No better hoe made.' . Miles of wear in every pai Dti? DGTN ALiD'S 1 badies ppShoppe .; ' 114 NortK Clrhith Sfret , . Hopka Building. - ' v. : -' : Ktamatk T.ll. r.' --- vrciun Juat around the corner from Fc?be DrUif Store wmwmti n MiMiiruiinn Htwrnw
