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Miss Earhart
Wins Heart of
Rough Chicago
, CHICAGO, July 20. (I'D
Dark aaln In tha pleasant circle
of frlonds ind former high school
classmates, Amelia Earhart con
quered Chicago yesterday Just aa
auqceufully aa alie conquered the
Atlantic ocean aeveral weeks "no.
It waa "our Amelia." who
stepped from the Broadway Lim
ited into the welcoming arma of
friends, reception committees, of.
ficlala and thousands of persons
who came to get glimpse of the
first woman ever to span the At
lantic In an airplane.
She waa accompanied by Wll
mer Stuts, her pilot, who han
dled the controls of the "Friend
ship" acosa the Atlantic and Lou
Gordon, mechanic on the epochal
trip. They, too, were greeted as
heroes but cheering crowds were
present to see Amelia and the
plaudits were received by her
gracloua smile that won the
hearts of the people.
Following the reception at the
station, the three flyers were
escorted to automobiles at the
saad of the parade which alowly
made Ita way to the city hall.
Dark clouds hovered overhead
but the crowds were unmindful
of the threatening atorm. Amelia
and her air companions were
kept smiling and bowing In ac
knowledgement of the welcoming
cheers. .
A Smart Corsette
For Loveliness
in Figure Lines
, e)oo scarcely know you're
y wearing it so comfort
able is this toft, brassiere top
Corsette fashioned by De
Bevoise. . Girdle part, . is
patterned of sflk brocade.
- Don't miss seeing our
complete line of De Bevoise
Garments.
De BEVOISE
The MODE Shop
822 Main St.
"I (us I can (rust you with tbat
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1 SIDE GLANCES ' By George Clark
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Sl lives besides his own depended on the coolness of Lieutenant Myron M. Wocd wheu the mo -
or of hi biiualaH transport plane weni dead over the l'tnornsc river ner usIiiiiki ju, lie wilted "
the others, all enlisted men, to
glided into the water. Here is
had been taken off.
PACIFIC OCEAN
FLIGHT HEROES
SUED BY FLYER
STDNEY, Australia. ' July '20,
(UP) Suit for (13.000 was
filed against Captain Charles,
Kingsford-Smith and Charles T.
P. ' Tim, pilots of the trans
Pacific monoplane "Southern
Cross." here today.
Litigation waa started by Keith
Anderson, Australian aviator,
who claimed the Pacific flyers
owed him (lS.OtiO for helping toi
finance their flight. Anderson
sought to restrain Kingsford -
'smith and Vint from using the
Southern Cross
New Zealand.
in a journey to!
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DEATH CAUSE
TO BE PROBED
(Contlnned from page 1)
Captain Loweustein had done.
waa considered probable thiit the
case would be turned over to an ,
examining magistrate shortly.
The remains rested today in a
little 'grey morgue beside the
prison.
Finding of the body will per
mit Immediately the preliminary
work of winding up- the' vast
Had the body
Lowenstein estate.
remained unrecovered legal ex-(
perls feared that It would be;
years before this work could be
completed and that his great
holdings would be tied up Inde
finitely. A Belgian court hod al-'
ready i refused to issue . a death
Certificate. ' 1
The body was battered and de-'
composed, whan (mind by a fish
ing smack floating face down
ward ten miles off Cape Gris
Nez. The sea had stripped it of
clothing except part of the and r
wear and shoes. On- a watch on
the wrist was engraved: ' - i
"Captain Lowenstein, 35 hue
De La Science, Brussels."
There was a deep wound In the '
abdomen and three gashes on th
left breast and the left shoulder. :
It was thought probable that
these had been made by the p.o
pellor blades of channel steciu
ers. Klamath
Printing
Company
Printing as you
want it, when
you want it.
522 Klamath Ave.
while I drop la br for a light.'
Plane Does a High Dive' V
crowd toward the tail of the machine. Then, on au even keel, he
the wreck after the seven men, three of whom were slightly Injured,
ROBBER SEARCH
IS CONTINUED
(Continued trout page 1)
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when ;. ey recognised Jche TV
Bishop, who was kill id lu a gun
fight which alsj coat a deputy
sheriff his life, as a bandit who
had operated 111 Portland. Rec
ords disclosed that Pe'er Stroff.
who waa rnptbred and admitted
complicity In the robbery, had
been Bishop's companion in other
Mobs. This Information was for-
warded to California officers,
I Herder, who like the other two
' men, have reeords at Oregon
I penitentiary, was implanted In
stroff s confession.
Indicating that the trio nf men
spent the winter In Portltud and
went south ii quest of lcot, po-
! IIm r.. ih.i 1 1..- I.. I. ft h..M
July 8 in company with two men.
believed to have been Str.tff and
, Bishop.
l i i ne ikiuuii cur nui iininu ui'-
sertetl by the highway in miles
' south of Oregon City lato yester
day.
Michigan conservation officials
say the automobile Is "a menace
to wild life." But maybe they ,
haven't tried the experiment of
loading an automobile with a
I llttle lB-
WOOD
SUMMER
PRICES
5 -
- " are now 'ton for
Green-Slab,
10 cord ......$35.00
Blocks, dbl.
6.50
Lay in your winter supply.
We guarantee this to be
the bottom summer price.
Pey ton & Co.
' "Wood to Burn"
r Also dealers in
Coal, FneLOils, Oil-Burners
' 126 So. 7th. Phone 535
Mom'a Pop
NoTmHCt But
TBOuAlS, MODE
to tso i6 Pvfcte
of mis presence:
Freckles and His
W iMMEtrtsevN f '
OF MOIA', OLCNl J I J f,.
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NoTwiHCt ewt ,4sL '
TBOwfllS, MODE nL-W. '- "
to tso i6 Ptfcte ,-- . j "
w of ms ppcsencc .
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i ii. Irr aboumo wis TCee amp r-fAsJf veu we sup-kwor '
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MEN SCRAP BUT
KNOCK WOMAN !
OUT FOR COUNT
LOS ANGELES, July 20. (VP)
Jonn L Pankrats and Marlon
i Betty, attorney,
left the court -
room to settle their argument, i
Mrs. Patrtnl Farls. daughter!
cf Pankrati. was knocked to the
floor unconscious In the fight
that followed and was taken to
a hospital.
i The dishtlte resulted from the I
nnestionlng of Pankrata bv lleiiv
during a trial.
Witnesses accorded the attor
ney the verdict.
. if that legless aviutor fails to
fly the Atlantic at least he'll
have no kick coming.
Comfort and
Protection
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GAUZETS;
39c i.
Box of One Dozen'
A new sanitary napkin
that affords protection to
the clothing because of
its exclusive npderisrel f
(lives you the security
and comfort you have
long desired. -
iust ask for (nuxets
STAR DRUG CO
Tho &xaJL Store
Klamath Falls , Oregon
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PAPERS A.SOMT
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Friends
NEWS NOTES OF -KENO
DISTRICT
Willi Klltm IJtMMMS .Turf. SJMtNlltMlt
iCpevlul to The 1 1 timid I
KENO, July Q.--M.. ami Mis.
Virgil Kexford of Ktumath Fulls
were In this vicinity the first of
I the week purchasing meat ra.li
!blts. I D. II. IHilen Irausnrled busl
ines lit Klumutti Kails during the
I week. t . '
I' Koy Nutson has returned from
' Yrokn. California, where he hus
' spent a few days en business.
i Mrs. ttns Hlnuners, T. J. I'm-
Ihor uml Mrs. ('Has. Showroom
!,,,) child roti were amnug tints
i wt.(l Mhomiml Iti Wlumuth Pull
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lylo flordoti and
small child spent Wediiesdnv eve
nlirg visiting with Mrs. L. W.
Anderson uml son. Merle.
A. II. V alms or "Paradise
Flat" passed through this vicin
ity nn Tiiemlay on hui way to
Klumath Falls.
i Ut,y Trefren. accompanied by
I "l Tungute ami Mra. A.
' '1- Jacobaon and children Hit
utt taila motored oter to
U Sunday at the Cbas. Snow-
I goose ranch. Roy Trefren and
Ka.vmond TuiiRate returned Sun
day evening, while Mra. Jacolisou
will spend several days with t lite
Snow-goose family.
Johnnie Arkley, who Is em
CALIFORNIA
Phone 1575
We "Truck Fresh Fruit Daily
From California
OPEN DAYAND NIGrTT
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
Satsuraa Plums, 3 lbs. 25c; Lug $1.50
Can your peaches this week
AlOertas and Hales, lug $1.35
Apples, trreen. 3 lbs.
for 25c
Apricots, 3 lbs. for 25c
Apricots, lug $1.50
iCooking Apples, 4 lbs.
I totru. .'..:..25c
Pears, 3 lbs. 25c
Grapes, lb. 10c
Oranges, Sunkist,
dozen 35c
Oranees. Sunkist.
. dozen .45c
Grapefruit, 3 for 25c
Lemons. 2 dozen ..35c
Bananas. 4 lbs. for..25c
Spuds, new. 6 lbs 25c
Spuds, old. 8 lbs. ....25c
Turnips, bunch ...5c
Cucumbers, 4 for ....25c
Oiie Good Turn Deserves Another
THAT tU.KS MM BWOB
x bow-. st.vMvk .tcoa
HUilkMO. CAM SET
W THE
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Not a Bad Idea!
ployed in the I'lckell loss lug
camp at Jenny t'rerk spout the
day Huiiday visiting with frlmuls
lu Keuo, v
Mis. L, W. Anderson and son,
Merle, were shopping In K lit tun t It
Falls on JVIiiuiluy,
C. J, Mcl'olluiu of Ashlund mo
lured over to Ills old much mmr
Worden on Tuesday.
Pete Jacohson, who la employ
ed at Sprugus Hlvrx IngKlug
ramp speut Sunday visiting at
the ('has. Snowgoosn ranch.
Pel McNeil of til 1) ruiiclt
near Dorris, California, wet call
ing on old frleitda lu Kenu on
Wednesday.
Hay Trefren, acrompiinled by
Kiiyninnd Tuiignt and Men Snnw
goose were sight-seeing In Klam
ath Falls on Sunday afternoon.
NOTED MEXICAN
EXPLAINS WHY
NATION SHAKY
KSTKH PAItK. (.'olo., July 80.,
Il'l'l "Mexico ,has bin-n lu
stnto of cliaoa for IS years, all;
because the government la In the
hands of the lower class or Il
literates," J. II, Sutton ii f Tutu-:
pica, Mexico, inlui iiniloual presi
dent of Itotury. said In an ad-.
dress her today.
Sutton ramo her to visit his,
son. In a nearby rump, and od-i
ilrcwd the Ksles Park Itolury on
"Inlernutlonul relation bulwven
governtnHiits."
HKItAt.I) CLASSIFIED ADS
IIIUNO KESULTS
223 South Sixth St.
Egg Plant, lb 10c
Com, per doz 40c
Dry Onions. 6 lbs 25c
Eggs, dozen 36c
Celery ;:J..i.....l......lSc
Lettuce, head 5c
Tomatoes, 4 lbs. for 25c
Tomatoes. 3 lbs. 25c
Beans, 3 lbs. for 25c
Peas, 3 lbs ....25c
Peppers, 2 lbs. for....35c
Blackberries, 2 cups 25c
Strawberries, 2 for 35c i
Loganberries, 2 for 25c
Cabbaee. 6 lbs. for..25c
Plums, lue $1.50
Cantaloupes, 3 for....25c
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CHURCH PASTOR
IS FINED FOR
DISTURBANCES
COI.OItADO HI'IUMIH, Coin,,
July o, , (UP) II., P.. Uiirl.uk,
PiiMtrtr nf church here, ' was
fined 5U by Police Judgii ('. W.
Ilulnea today because his con
gregutlon during meetings "iiindn
hlduuus noises and srreamud,"
neighbors bad complained..
The fins, however, wus sus
pended hy the Judae providing no
more complaint are heard. The
church I reported to be affil
iated with the "four siimr" gos
pel of A I nice Sempln MrPherson.
WANTED
First t'lim i Miilmnlo
None utliet- mi Hily
Buick Garage
SERVICE
YOU CAN DEPEND UPON
Whether you need one bourd or a truck lond, .
you may be sure It will be at your door when
you want it.
That's the way we guarantee your satisfac
tion by giving you the quality you are entitled
to and the service you expect.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
' Lonpr-Bell t
Trsi MM ,
' -EVERYTHING, TO BUILD WITH
Phone 107 . Spring and Main
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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The secret in
waking gravy
is toatld (he liquid to the
browned flnnr lull at t lim
so you can stir up a smooth,
mixture. Notliinv more then'
control! Fl ill llros. iniiUrly
control the rooting ol tbcin
colfrs by ruantuiu only fttu
pvundi at liin hy tlwir pst
entc, conttnuous proceis. A
rich, uniform flavor it always
developed betauie tvery berry
il routtcd cvrnly.
HILLS BROS
COFFEIS,
Ftttk frm ll mi$UA
lumber
By Cowan
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