The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1928, City Edition, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt Parte Eight ' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKECOtt Friday, July 13, 1A28 ' . i i jF. 's.i Car i. u , as the first stop toward sslubllali. lug rsaldiMiro. ' , " 1. Insuring love for Din ilnntt Uudiilpli Vslmilliio nuil hicaiuiat llilllly worn cllxl My frlnnds as Ilia oniinu fur tlx forocust Ingul Hnimralliiu. 1 " At (lie , tlms Vuluntliio illml. Mini Negri kuIiI limy hud (iluiiusd to tin imir.ii'd. , Krlnuds of III urtivss brg tic nlglil naUl thoy UilUivttd Mint Norl might utity In Kuriipo lu dvtnlloly. continuing liur film work abroad. i Tha I'rlurs was ronorliM ' still to bo lu Hollywood, but ho could -not bo Incited. POSTMASTERS ! I Newspaper Men of Oregon and California Enjoy Beauties of Crater Lake on OUTIONS Jior finRfliTTrn flIOUIyll I 1 LU irtna rtr V- WW w oov vw vc. ' Georgian Government ' Official.. ; ' .- (- " ' ' HV I KK (iKIUIAKT 1 mini STVas MWI vuitvpwiiiit-m WASHINGTON. July IS. (UP Campaign conlributlorui from postmasters were eollcited by the Democratic party wnea In power through Iti national committee, rout Master General New charged today before the Senate subcom mittee which returned here from (ieorgla to resume Ita Investiga tion Into alleged postofftce pat ronage methods. Admitting that "Then Js no doubt that postmasters in Geor gia have contributed to the Re- p u b 1 1 c an organisation," New said that If the committee made inquiry it would find that similar contributions were made to the Democrats' when tbey were in power. Ho submitted a file of letters sent out by W. D. Jamieson. di rector of Finance of the Demo- cratto National committee from 1917 t" 1910, asking contribu tions from postmasters through out the country. New told the sub-cotumltloe consisting of Senator Brook hart, Iowa Republican and Senator Locher, Ohio Democrat that when he became postmaster gen eral he aiade up his mind that It reports were true about . the sale of postmastershlps in Geor gia ho would "Investigate them to the fullest extent" and "punish those found guilty of buying of fices." I .. .,.-. wr-. -i T ". Fine mayonnaise is l : made this way j" ." i .'j- add the oil a Utile at a . time as you fcat and you'll " i control the mixture. Hills . Bros, give you coffee of uni- 1 . form deliciousncss because ' ;: every berry is roasted evenly by their exclusive, continuous : , process Controlled Roast- ' '. ing. -J few pounds at a time ever ia tulkthat't the- t : secret. HILLS BROS : COFFEE C12S . ru-os. tmk Inm ft mV-t krn fttm. tfaai sms s j. 'J$Bm Laid 7 Abevs Vi of Crater Lake. Is hsart et Crstsr Xdke National Park. IWs take of deepest uislso bias Is one of the wonders of the Pacific Coast. Below. left-B. W. Sawyer, publisher of the Bsnd Bulletin and president of the Oregon Editorial Association, who re -died at the Oregon session; B. W. Pricamaaager of Crater Lake lodge, who was host to the newspapermen, and Friend W. Richardson, former governor of Cali fornia, and president of the California Editorial Associatioa, who led the delegation bom the Oolden SUM. . .CRATER LAKE LODGE, Oregon. (Special) I southern Oregon, 60 miles north of California, stands the broken remnant of a ones mighty mountain. In ita ancient crater bowl lies one of the world Vsceaie won ders a lake whose romantic setting and bewitching eolorisg are irndop- licated anyarhere; ,. ; . , This broken ssoostaja Itself is still lofty, Its pper crags saarisg 7.000 to 8,000 feet shove the sea. The lake is over 1,000 feet below their ssmmits, and is one of the ceepest fresh water lakes oa earth. The monntsin crags, the lake, and the surrounding territory of noun tains, piaaaeles and forests are eol- lcetiTely knows as - Crater Lake National Park. - - ; - f ; The story of Crater Laka and how i earns into 4eiog-jras one of the most rsscinatiog reaiures or two state editorial association meetings here during the week of Juno 25TD July 2. During the early part of the week the California State Editorial Associates', led by its president, Friend W. Biehsrdson, was welcomed at this great resort, and immediately following them, oa ursdsy, the Orrgoa State Editorial association convened for its annual meeting. All members of both orgsnizatioas were goests of B. W. Price, manager of the Crater Lake, Lodge. , With Robert W. Sasryer, publisher of the Bead Bulletin and president of the Oregon State Editorial Asso ciation, presiding, the Oregon dele gstioa held one of the most interest ing meetings ia the history of the organization. Members present heard the report of the activities of the new field manager, Harris Ellsworth, and listened to a number of noted; speakers. - Local and state problems I were also discussed during the meet' Visiting newspapermen from Ore gon and California leaned that Ctster Lake's dwelling piece. Mount Manama, is about 100 miles north of ilonot Shasta, California's great s'ceping fire mountain, and is a true member of that chain of extinet vclcaaoes. that includes Bsinier, Adams and St. Helens ia Wishing- tea, and Hood, Jefferson nd the laree Sisters in Oreson all snow capped pease today of -rare scenic loveliness and Lassen, the atMl smouldering volcano of California. Moont Mazama's fires, ooweser, are utterly stilled, its day at a fire breathing mountain kaa been over fcr untold ctatsries. Ita loftiest crag ia now but 8,154 feet above ses level. Yet there was a time when this raountsin was probably equal to Bainier- asd' Shasta, perhaps over topping 15,00 feet. Created by the volcanic forces that east up its neighbors, htonnr Ma mma, like them, grew cold. There came, a day when great glaciers gathered. Sueh glaciers may still he een upon Rainier, Adams, Hood. Shssta sad other volcanic cones of the Pacific Northwest. . Tet Mount Mazama h only- 7,000 U S.000 fect high today. What be came of the rest of Ht Evidently there waa a vast cataclysm of as tnre that carried the upper half of Mount Mazama away, leaving' a yawning depression. 'But surround ing plsios of Oregon do not show debris of sn explosion. Tet seven teen cnbie miles of .rock and lava hae vanished from the eartb. The eonclnsioa of geolpgie science is tbst the; eatire, upper', half of Moont Marassa fell ia upon itself. But this Is only half the story. . . The resulting crater, or "ealdcra, miles long sad 8 miles wide, kaa been healed and cooled j tht faV lag rains snd snows of sges. . This precipitation, rising foot by foot, has covered over the great pit to a depth of nearly S 900 feet, -The site of the vanished summit' Is thus covered by a vsst glittering lake of deepest indigo. ' ' And whst a lake! Ia 1823 a' party of prospectors were tanging over the Cascade Range la search of a lost mine. - The mine was - never found. But the mole of one rider slopped suddenly, his forefeet pleat ed at the brink of a mighty crater. It was then that Crater Lake, bluest of the blue takes of nature, was first teheldby white men's eyas. ' For years after (he great discov ery. Crater Lake remained acrrssible only to travelers on horseback. But every. party that reached the spot brought back stories of the witeherv and esystery of this fresh water lake without visible outlet. . . And so' the varied wonders of Crater Lake cane to be keawn: its blue waters and its painted cliffs, sod the prospects thntcould b.00 taiued from those cliffs, Llso Kitrk, the Watchmen, the Cloud Cap,' tils- cier peak, Garfield Peak, Vidae Teak snd others. It was recognized that here wss one of th most interesting scenic spots in the West. So it wss made a National Park, and set aside as a pises of nubile recreation for all time. " ' " -v ; Newspaper men of both states, soma of whom visited the lake for the first time, were enthusiastic in their, praise for the area acd the lodge, aad many are planning to te- turn for longer stays Liter. ' Lovely Jenny Golder Takes Her Own Life You can always be cer tain of quality when you insist on genuine Puritan Malt Extract, Your test is our. best salesman. Use wherever sweet . ening is required in the household. MfilTAri1 M mm PARIS, July 13. (UP). The beautiful Jenny Golder, once con sidered the gayest of French act resses. Idol of the French thea trical world, and Raquel Meller's successor at the ' Palace ' theatre, lay In state in her luxurious apartment today, dead by her own hand. . ' The actress haa quarreled with her favorite admirer who object ed to her fulfilling contracts-she had signed to appear next season in Broadway and - In 1 Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aire. ': ' Several days ago this unnamed and rich admirer disappeared, af ter a violent discussion of the star's plans. Wednesday he sent her a curt note advising - her that he thought it better to dis continue their friendship. Golder thanked the bearer of the note and added: "Tell him I understand very well." As the messenger left, she reached In a drawer, drew out a revolver, and shot herself. She died instantly. - E I fleeorsrf Wf A Bohamimn flop assmnded assd latinlod sy MMon-Ebrrrjari Klnnmtli Falls 1 Klamath Printing Company Frinting; as you want it, when . you want it. 1. 522 Klamath Ave. YOUNG HUBERT OPENS FIRE I G. 0. P. PARTY La Follette Outlines Grie ' varices Against the ' Republicans ' , . WATE11LOO,; Wla., July J3. (UP). Young i"Bob" La Fol- 1 lotto evidently thinks nothing of opening his Campaign for re election as United States Senator from Wisconsin 'In a town with a name that sine the days of Na poleon has been synonymoss with defeat. !,..,. La Follette opened his speech here today with A broadside at the platform adopted by the Re nublican nartv. "It would be sheer hypoty for rue to announce my candid-. acy for the Senate on the plat jform adopted at Kansas City," i he declared- '1 am a candidate ion my record. , If re-elected, I shall continue to work with --the ! progressive group of legislation 'In the public Interest." Among specific charges, made against the Kansas City Republi can platform by Senator La Fol lette were that It: Approves that policies , of the Coolldge administration. Approves the Mellon tax plan in favor of the rich. ' Allows invasions of Nicaragua by armed forces without consent of Congres, In Violation of the constltuUon. 1 Denies relief of the basic In dustry, Agriculture. I Falls to meet the issue of la bor Injunctions In labor disputes. . Puwyfoots on the oil scandals. Evades -the Musclo Shoals is sue. " Ignores corruption 'of the ave nues of public oplpkin by J he ! power trust.; ( I DIGESTION OF GENE IS POOR; SLIGHTLY SICK SPECULATOR, N. Y., July 13. (UP). Gene Tnnney, heavy weight champion, was slightly In disposed today, but continued bis training activities , nevertheless. Ho was suffering from a digest ive disturbance which was not In any way serious. lie worked six rounds today, three each with Mays -and Vlde beckv .Then he went four rounds with the bag. j t His morning roadwork was can celled for the day. v v GK.VKRAI, AND OTHKB ' OPP1CKIM ARB KILLED Uiarter Xo. T1ST Itrwrvo lUtrl-t No. RKItHT Or' T1IK ItiNUITION OK TJI.' I'd FIRST NATIONAL BANK luo.tioo.uu 74s,n5U.0t) BUDAPEST, July 13. (UP). General Czoersky was killed to day and a nnraber of officers In cluding General Ferjencslk . and I former Colonel Maxaleczky In IJured by an explosion during ar- j Ullery practice at the government proving grounds, it wss officially I announced tonight. ' The explo sion was ' due to defective ' pow der, r S ' " DKATH RATK OUMBH IS VKlTtM 8TATKH WASHINGTON, July 13. (UP) America's death rate gained noticeably during the first 27 weeks of 1928, according to cen sus figures today, disclosing an annual death rate In (9 selected cities with an aggregate popula tion of 80,000,000 of 13.9 per 1,090. Last- year's ; figure for the same period showed a death rate of 13.1 per 1,000 population. 10-31. 33. ?a.439.& 4!.N 7. 333.35 35. 3. 38. 39. fcl.AMJTH l- VI.I.S IN THK MTATr! I'MWH OK III'MIXKHN ON Jl RKriOl'ltCKS a Loans and dlsrounls. Including redlaMiiint, acceptnuces of other bnnks and foreign bills of ex change or drafts, sold with In doraement of thl bank (oxcopt those shown In Item l b..... II b AccKptnnces of othvr bunks iIIk. counted, excluding thcM sold whb Indorsement reported In Item l a Total loans Overdrafts, secured. None; unso- ' cured. 3.BS.8 ' . I', H. Government serurlllt-t onrl: ' a Deposited to sue u re circula tion (U. H. bonds par value). ... b All other United Slates Gov. orainent securities (Including, premiums If any) Total .a... , Other bonds, stocks securities, etc., ownnlt .... - Ranking House, not owned; Furni ture and fixtures 3J0.68l.0lt ' Real estate owned other than banking house . Lawful reserve with Federal Re- aerve Bank Caab. la vault and amount due from national banka Amount due from Stato bank, bankers, and trust ronipanlea In ' the United Statee( other than Included In Items 8. t and 10) ... Chocks oa other banka In the same city or tows aa reporting bank Total of Kerns 9. 10. II and 13 - . a Checks and drafts 00 bsnks (In- eluding Federal Rcsurvo .llanki ' located outside of city tr town of reporting bank .'. b Miscellaneous cash Items..... , Redemption fund with V. 3. Treasurer and due from U. S Treaanrel . .. Total ....'. " " 1.IAIUI.ITIK1 . Capital atock paid lu ..VI-'..;.':... Surplus fund a Undivided profits ... 133.490.(1 .Reserved for taxes, interest, ate, accrued ; Circulating notes outstanding .. a Amount duo to scale banks, bankers, and trust companies In the United States Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding " dividend checks outstanding Total of Items 3d. 27, 33 aad 29 ' prmand "drpoaiu (other than bank deposlu) t sabjrrt to Ke aerve (deposits payable within 30 days): , ' " Individual deposits subject to check - , Certificates of deposit due In ; lees than 30 days (other than , for money borrowed) ............... State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of asaets of this ' bank or surety bond ......m..;.a-..j;.. Total of demand deposits (other -then bank deposits) aubjnrt to Reserved Menu SO. 31 and 33 .... 2.393,833.18 Time deposit subject to Rewenm (payable after 30 days, or sub ject to 30 days, or more notice, and postal savings): , Savings deposits (including time certificates of deposit other than for money borrowed) ..... ' State, county, or other municipal ' , ' . deposits secured by pledge of aetata of this bank or surety bond . .. Tostal savings deposits...... Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 35, 38, and 38 United Mates deposits (other than postal savings). Including .War Loan deposit account and deposits of United States . dis bursing pf fleers ..-...... 1 Total......... 1 r ORKGON, AT THK NK tW, IUJH. 4 40. 17(1. 115 30.(09.83 1.4T&.H.BK 3.9G8.88 . 846.0i0.0O 403.201.83 ' 30.tHil.0sj 92,883.80 108,730.33 697.Slt.73 PRINCE PALL! OLA NEGR Memory of Former Love, ' Rudolph Valentino, ' St'" FrCb ' JIOLLYWOOU, July 13. (UP). The romtince of I'ula Nugrl and h"r h Italia ud, y Prince Hergo M' Uivnnl Is at end and tho Holed film actress soon will svok a ill vorco lu Purls, according to ap parently authentic report Iv jlilllywood tonight. " ' , ' ! Mlsa Negri Is reported tu have reopeiipd her chaloau near Paris HEItAU) CLASSIFIN1) ADS iiuiNo n:auLT8 30.Ii84.B8 1 . . 7.381.34 307.41 80.313.48 (.000.00 IJ.841.S73.48 200.000.00 42.000.00 23,490.81 - 18.333.47 100. 000. 00 307.43 47.993.83 81.831. ti 381.00 1.478.83S 13 72,9(0.03 344. 340.98 910,979.08 ' 41.411.00 38, 104.38 988.D9t.44 y 1.114.28 33,847,879.48 State of Oregon, County of Klamath, ss: I, Leslie Rogers. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to toe best of my knowl edge and belief, , . - e LESLIE ROGERS, Cashier. Correct: Attest , . . SILA8 OHKNCUAIN. H. N. MOE, ... -r C B. CR1HLER, Director! Snbitcrlbed snd sworn 10 before me this 10th day of July. 1928. F. A. HENHIOT. Notary Public, Oregon. My commission expires April 23, 1930, TRIO At.'Cl'HKD OK LKADING GIRLH AHTRAY SAN FRANCISCO, July 13. (OP): Three persons accused of holding ' two Los Angeles girls,' andi Roy- Hughes. Alta, Kelly, and Betty Sparks, In an aaserted "vice den" hero were ordered held for trial today, They were Cleo Illley, Tom Kelly USumhuTlahlpMahfthc By water to Victoria and Vancouver by rail to Banff, Lake Louise, the Bunga low Camps, Calgary, Spokane home again after complete Circle Tour that is all one trip, at one very moderate cost. " This summer you'll want to enjoy this delightfully differ ent vacation; Exiursion Fare are now cc trvf and you can get literature and make - your reservations now. W HDeMon-CcnUtent Pisfr PepC Thtrti& randMulirwrnahHxdia ' '' pasdisw ' Pacific Jfsfellfrs Chnun Good ia World Tvtt. Announcement 1 To Our Friends and Patron ' We have moved from our former location, in the Winters Building, 710 Main street, in the Grizzle. Building, 1036 Main street. We extend, an invitation to all our friends and patrons to visit us $ i ' -r i i j ' ' r ;V.'i. u SATURDAY July 14th '! ' .i . l ". ' ;..r.:- A carnation and souvenir will be given. to each lady calling on that day. Jewelry Optical Musical Supplies are all the be found here. v ' Winter's Jewelry 1036 Msin St. ; . 1 I . J t - ;; i a;-' '''isl. rrsrC irVeTA A r?W sT la.! Waft Uae wlUVVUV tV iJ Products KAY A marvelous new product. " Pimento Cream spread. . I Limberger in jars.j MAYONNAISE Wright's, 3upreme Mayonnaise. Wright's Tasti : Spread. Wright's Thousand 1 Island. Wright's French Dressing.. Ask Your Grocer How to Secure a FRE JAR OF. WRIGHT'S , TASTI SANDWJCH SPREAD KRAFT CHEESE KRAFT'S CHOCOLATE ' . MALTED MILK, different. ' A Free Jar at Your Grocer or Druggist.1 Fowler Sales Co. Distributors Phone 867 v 1317 S. 6th St.