The Evening herald., July 13, 1928, City Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAIXS, OREGON
Friday. July IS, 1928
COUNCIL
SEEK PETITIOW
ON U. S. CANAL!;
BRIEF NEWS
OF -V
KLAMATH
spending (a mouth' vacation here
from her home at 8pok.au Is ee
Isting Mm. T. S. Abbott In the
office of Moe' tor tliirluit the
absence rf Wyma Rrotherttin who
left yesterday on hir annual
vacation. Miss Moa arrived from
tha north a few daya ago.
Prom FVirt Klamath
tha early breaking down of thai
new street. Tba canal la rcog-j
nled aa a health menace, aa a
dancer to automobile traffic and .
aa a constant menaca to child-'
ran playing nearby. j
The matter was taken up with
United Statei Senator McNary, ;
who Immediately anbmltted the!
matter to tha reclamation r- n,T. VaMea Here
Ire. Reclamation engineer aald ; r.. a c. Valdes. noted In
itial tha seepage waa a natural i.rnallonally known evangelist of!e.,r the day shopping.
. ,-lcondltlon and that tha canal naa Australia, will begin a two weeks
Reclamation Service Cold ; not contributed to tha nulaanca. campal(n B Klamath Palla at
"That'a where the matter j tha Klamath temple, according to
stands today," aald Mayor Wat- announcement made today. Mr,
ters. "Our la the next move, j Valdea la of Spanish descent, and
The council will obtain petitions , Just recently returned from Au
from renldenta who are In a post- , trails where he conducted a large
tlon to know the facta, and, with campaign at Melbourne In which
other testimony, will submit them j hundreds of men and women
to Senator McNary, to he may were converted. Each evening
nuah the matter for us. I services will be held at the
LAKE O WOODS
to Plea of Klamath 1
Falls
!? Rebuffed by the United States
Reclamation service in an at
tempt lo secure much needed Im
provement of the United States
Irritation canal within the city
limits, the city administration Is
laying plans to carry ... be .hVwn. We orooosa to do 1 D Vrles. pastor.
r...l annlher mten. It VIS re- i l " SHOWn. e prOpOSO lO OD '
"The reclamation service wanta j temple, according
vealed today by Mayor
Walters.
: . Seepage from the canal baa
undermined paving and led to
TV B. i
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
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to Rev. Guy
Twice each
Sunday services will be conduct
ed. The public Is Invited to at
tend all tha services.
(Continued from page 1)
County Council, Roy Semite of
America. It will open July ISrd
and run for a period of two or
I three week. Scout Executive It.
L ... -.in 1 I. K..i it I hat
Mr. Ernest Rennett and chll- '"' - "' n ; ,
dren of Fort Klamath are horei""P J; w; "
master at iMwrrni, win v
ant Director. Merle Swanseu.
Assistant 8coiitniatr of a troop
In Pasadena. .Calif., will be Mor
ale Officer. Namea of other of
ficers will be announced later,
Tha aunier camp offers
every parent an opportunity
tie Is a part of every well or-
.,,,. -Binn tti.nnl I i I
CAMP ASSURED are passed under competent In
structors, mere urn cainp lire
programs with stuula, games,
etc., every night.
l'ureuts may visit their boys
nt the camp on Wednesdays aud
Sunday. . '
Ruys From The Much
Len Horse of The Illg Marsh Is
transacting buslnens In the city
today.
In From Ilonan
THREE KILLED
IN AIR CRASH
1AI.ACU)H, t"X . J!y U.' (A
l). Three men wcr killed here
loduy when a pluuu In which
they were flying crashed from a
low altitude and burst Into i
flume on a downtown street,
'The dead: Earl I'nrknr, Tnias :
City, plh'ti Max Weinberg, Hus
ton; Italph tlreeu, tlalvetiin.
EUREKA DEPUTY I
IS SHOT DOWN
(Coutluued fron page tl i
of hero. They rolibeil th' Hrlmril I
stiira and took a small safe with
to, them. Four deputy sheriffs from j
to ' iiurnt runch met the bandits at j
Mrs. Ren Daniels and children I give their boy tho best possible Salyer creek ami aliened fire.
REMODELING
SALE!
v Dresses Suits Coats
We must remodel our store
before Fall Goods arrive.
Everything Must Go
All of our stock must go Prices have
been slashed so our stock will
move fast. -
NORTHERN FUR SHOP
810 Main Street
of llonama shopped In the city
yesterday for several hours.
HOPE FOR THIRD
PARTY RISING
Norwegian explorer, waa likely to i
have joined thla group-In his!
flight from Norway to rescue the
Returning Monday
Mrs. Tom Schuppel will re
lume ber duties at the chamber
'of commerce on Monday morning
following a
apent In Portland and otnerjfir,, gdvanced by Frldtjof Nan
northern point with relative, noted explorer, that Araund
and frlepda. Mr. Schuppel, who nn wis likely to have joined this
Is enjoying his vacation at mis froup.
are paid for out of the Council
(Continued from oax One) I fund. The scouts ar just aa safe
, , , ,. . . ... ... . I In tha camp aa at home. " The
vlv.l In Moscow of belief tbt1lnBMt , t,mD w,a 011l
Roald Amundsen, the missing. . ... ... ,,. ,h, ...i,,,
by
vacation at tha lowest possible Carpenter was killed .Instantly
cost. Tho foe Is $7.00 tor one laud on of the robbers was snot
week or IU.00 for two weeks, aud killed. The robber's com
which amount covers only tha paniona threw him out of Hi car
cost of the food. The cook, trans-j nd drove on.. Auoihor bandit
portatlon and other tncldtuitaia jumped from the macti!ne ana es
caped in tne wooua.
Carpenter leavea a widow and
flv children.
EUREKA. Cal July IS. (API
Four men In an automobile
Watch For It
Wait For It
RED LETTER DAY
. ' Double S. 8C Stamps
. Wednesday; July 18th
" THE QUALITY STORE"
U M t t-rttf llll ! I
An enclosure la then made
chaining loga together and all swooped down on the village of:
bovs who cannot awlm nnon on- Willow creek today, robbed the
w. aMk. vscatlon 1 j j . boys wno cannot swim upon en-iwi iow creea lousy, rooueu n
In this enclosure until they are safe with them and hurried away.
competent swimmers. The 'Buddy I Posses were hastily organlaed
System" Is also used with all the .In Humbo.dt, Trinity and snast
time with his wife, will resume
his duties with the Oregon Life
Insurance company on Monday.
He has been attending a atate
convention at Gearheart during
Uhe past several days. They made
the trip north by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Goyer H
I Mr. and Mrs. George D. Goyer
; of Los Angelea are the house
'guesta of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
; Coming of 111$ South La Guna
; street. After a visit her of sev
eral days they will journey on
1 south, to their southern home.
They are making the trip by
motor. '
Further details of the rescue
of Mariano and Zappl were re
ceived In Moscow today. These
men wept and laMghed wlih joy
as they were wrapped In blan
ket by the rescuing party and
carried aboard the Krassln.
For thirteen daya they had
boya In camp. Each boy has a
buddy and neither ona can . go
Into the water or come out of It
until his buddy . does loo, which
keep a close check on the boya.
Competont awlmmera are In
charge of the boy during all
swimming periods and the oftl-
cduntlea and, led by peace oft!
cars, were scouring tha north
western section of the state In
search of the robbers.
For result use Herald Class Ads
!l : The jtfTlF1 St
. v : . ' is cv m
f in ii Brvi m?M 11 n jj n
fl am. m. ma M. .ssafxal sskV ssasavasW i
Ml Hill Returned Home
Miss Olive Hill, daughter of
Mr. and .Mrs. C. A. HIM of the
Spring Lake district, returned
home today following a minor
throat operation. Miss Hill atop-
!ped at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Pnckett following her operation.
Miss Snedkor From Medfont
Mis Jane Snedlcor of Medford
' Is in the city today, having arriv
ed on the morning stage from the
valley. Miss Snedlcor la an ln
iterior decorator and la promln
jently known throughout southern
Oregon for her ability.
had nothing to eat and forfc accompany tne uoya on .
warmth they had only two blan-j' "'P- N "o '' emP
keta left. On sighting Cnukhnov-1 last year without being able to
aky Tuesday evening. Mariano cut jawlm at least fifty yerda. Flsh
bla letters frcm a niece-of tar-lng U another, aport greatly' en-
paulln to form the words: "Good! I Joyed, also bikes, especially the
Help!'' j overnight hike to Mount Pitt. A
When at length they lighted program ol great educational vni-
the Krassln. Zappl feared that
the tiny iceberg to which he and i
hut comrade were clinging would
be smashed to bits and the two
Itallsns waved their hands fran
tically to lell their wonld-be re-i
euera to stop. The Russians,
fearing that they would smash
tha little ice refuge, stopped
about 200 yard away and the
crew laid a small beard bridge
from , the boat to the Iceberg
along which the Italians were
carried to safety.-;
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Our Tremendous
SURPRISE
SALE
V ; Ends '
SATURDAY
(July 14)
NIGHT
Take Advantage of
These Real Savings
7 Y at the
Alway. OREGON
for
Less
Bt - Woolen Store
8th and Main St.
Visited At Rtoeennenfa
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rlssenberg of
Oregon City have been the
house guests at tha John Rlssen
berg home on South Sixth street
for the past several day. They
returned to their homo today by
motor.
Balloon Dance
i Saturday Night
ALT A MONT
r
stsihtts: !
you ever j
UUUglll (It
this price.
Visited At Mallery Home
Mr. and Mrs. Brady Burnett,
residents of Oskland, were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
U Mallery during the early part
of the week. 1 The visitors went
on north to Bend.
Mr. and Sirs. Shnlmire Hire
Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles Shnlmire
have returned from Portland, to
make this their futnre home.
Mrs. Shulmire was Miss Carry
Smith before her marriage.
Spending Yaratloa At Lake-
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. GUman of
this city are spending their vaca
tion at Diamond Lake. Mr. Gil
man la connected with Glover's
Jewelry Store.
Called by Death of Nelce
Mrs. A. Brearcllffe of the Betty
Jane Shop with her daughter,
Nadlne. were called south to San
Francisco by the death of Mrs.
Breardlffe's nelce. They expect
to be south for severer" days.
7 PAY PENALTY
IN DEATH CHAIR
(Continued from page One) '
Ing their atay In the death honso.
the condemned men were reduc-!
ed by fear to a condition bor
dering upon collapse aa nildnlgnt
approached.
Although there was no cioca
gong to sound the hours, the
prisoners sensed the time ana an
talk died away long before the
death march ' started at 12:15.
With beads supported In cupped
handa, they sat ailent. their bod
lea shaken by chills despite the
Intense heat in the squat atone
house that had been their home
In the prison. In plain view waa
the execution, chamber and the
chair. '
There wa no sombre darkness
In the place. Instead, there was
brilliant light and shadow and
polished steel. !
The white men went to the1
chair first, those executed being- .
Mllford "Red" Lawaon, 35, who ;
murdered a neighbor In bis
mountain country; Orlando Sey
mour, 21, convicted of the mur
der of a Louisville merchant; ,
Hascue Dockery, 21. charged;
with slaying two women and a t
msnj Charles Mltra. 23, convicted
with Seymour; William Moore, '
45, negro; Jamea Howard, negro,
and Clarence McQueen, 38, negro.
Lacquer
Your
Furniture
With
Rogers
Brushing
Lacquer
The Lacquer with
the Money-back
Guarantee.
Using the
Spra-More .
Painting '
Machine.
Let us
Demonstrate.
You Can Paint It
Quicker 'Better
With th New '
PORTABLE
PAINTING
MACHINE
44
mJr . Cawsfrietelr
$57
The New SPRA-MORE is the Pom Me
Punting Machine ihtt ft""'
every minting purpose. Adjustable
Sony HrJ promlrs working fings
euuil to let of brushes H to ' inches.
Any perxx "n rpcrate it sod tpredily
sppiy s perfect linuh el bruJung Ui
)uert. rnuaeU, nmuhes, ihclU;. snd
punt. Ccsa la snd see u work. You
Rant It by ttta Dajr
A. F. Graham
Building; Material
Paint Store 121 South 9th Street
Honored Small iJetughte
Mrs. Lacy Owlngs of Shaw
Bertram entertained in courtesy
to ber daughter, Betty Rea's
third birthday, on Tuesday afternoon.
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beautifully
tailored in Y
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style then
LOOK AT
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Woollen Mills Store
if th and Main Street
I. O. O. F. Building
Visiting; From Han Francisco-
Lillian B. O'Connor with
friends is here for several day
from San Francisco. The south
ern visitors are making a tour of
uregon Dy moior.
Visiting From Booth
C. B. Langsworth of Burllng-
ame, California, with friends, I
enjoying g visit in the city for a
brief time enroute north by mo
tor on vacation trip.
Rer. Mullholland Home
Rev. It. R. Mullholland has
returned from Eugene where be
ha been, attending the state
convention of Baptists.
From Racrajnento
B. F. Sample of Sacramento is
a business visitor here today. Mr.
Sample motored up from the
sontbern city.
From Clarksburg
L. E. Judd arrived In the city
on Thursday afternoon by motor
from Clarksburg to spend several
days In this vicinity.
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MMf5 Bimsnimess Eimt:nE3eIl
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Mis Moe ' Assisting
"Miss Llla Moa, nelce of Mr.
and Mrs. IL N. Moe, who is
snimess
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