The Evening herald., June 13, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENTNQ HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thuwlny, Juno 1.1, 1020
Sleeping Sickness Scourge v
V V of Tropical Africa Will Be
; 1 Pictured, Explained Tonight
Heaping sickness, tha scourge
of tropical Africa will be ei
plalaad to the people of Klamath
rail tonight, with the antral M
I Earl Deane, commissioned by
tha Colonial Government to maka
moTlM of tha malady.
At eight o'clock thii craning at
Tho First Presbyterian church.
Mr. Deano will talk. Tha public
la Inrltod. There will ba no
admlulon; however etlver of-
HOUSE BACKS -UP
PRESIDENT
' (Coatlan4 (ram Pu On)
bees rapraaantad. bowover, as
demanding tba lnclnilon of tha
plan la tha bill la ordar that tha
house mambari could ba record
ed oa It.
1 . Today's actios waa ragardad
by admlalatratloB laadara aa pav-
tha aanata la Ita stand and a
quick transmittal of a rsllsf
aiaaaara, minus tha debantura, to
tha Whlta Bouse.
faring will ba taken.
llr. Daana baa baaa In tha
franca Camaroun. West Africa
since 1110, and aa a aperlal
agent of tha French government
spent several weeks In tha besrt
of Africa's worst foyer pt sleep
ing sickness.
Tha plcturea ha msdo were for
soma reason suppressed In Paris,
aa were many of tha autochromes
or color plates, but thosa to ba
shown will Illustrate this worst
scourge of Africa.
Sleeping sickness Is considered
the problem of greatest Import
ance In euatorlal Africa today. It
Is literally decimaatlng tha popu
lation aa It has la former periods
of history. In soma whole dis
tricts nlnety-aeven percent of the
population are infected This til
seas haa little It anything In
common with tha one similarly
named her In America,
PUBLISHER DIES.
CHICAGO. June II. (API
W. D. Boyce, publisher and big
game hunter, died last night in
his bungalow boma on tha roof
of his printing establishment He
waa 61 yeara old, and had been
seriously 111 tor mora than a ;
month.
PLANE STARTS
-OCEAN FLIGHT
(Continued from Page On)
are Armou. , Lottl, Jr., sponsor
and eo-pllot; Jean Assolsut, pil
ot, and Rene Leforve. navigator.
AmoUq.. a ll-yaa.'-old pink
cheeked youth, waa married
three daya ago to Miss Paulina
Parker of New York.
Ilrltlo Very Grave,
She accompanied htm to the
beach this morning and waa very
grave as she bade him good-bye
and saw tha plana roar down
tha hard packed aanda of tha
beach.
The Frenchmen carried two
automobile Inner tubee for use
life preservers. Lottl or
dered a good sited rubber boat
discarded because of tha added
weight.
One-halt ot tha propeller was
broken when tha Green Flash
nosed over, the left wing strut
waa broken and tha landing gear
smashed.
Yancey said tha right wheel
let go beneath them and tha
ship twisted to tha right at that
moment and centered into a
nose-over.
Tha rear part ot tha tuselsga
near the tail assemblage was
badly dented and the left wing
torn.' Tha eollng over tha mo
tor also was badly dented,
Una IxMika lYom Tanks,
Gasollna leaked from the tanks
and spread about the ground
and tha throng about the plane
was pushed bark for fear soma
one might toss a lighted cig
arette or match oa tha sand and
Ignite tha fuel.
Tha eoast guard amphibian
piloted by L. M. Malka which
accompanied tha Yellow Iltrd at
tha start, returned above the
beech 40 minutes later,
Tha coast guardsman In charge
ot a portable short wave receiv
ing tet here said that Malka had
ropcrted tha Yellow Bird at 100
tulles out was 3,000 feet up and
going strong.
Malka came back when he was
Informed by radio that the Amer
ican plans had crashed. 11 j cir
cled the beach and reported by
radio that as a precautionary
measure he would start out aud
follow tha Yellow Bird's course.
Two men who were standing
about the French plana aa the
motor was being warmed up aald
they aaw a young stowaway
climb into tha cabin. Tha report
could not ba confirmed and no
radio messages bad been re
ceived from tha plane.
DVCK WOItKIXQ HARD.
ROME, June 13. (AP) The
Duce is so busy during the day
In his eight ministries and other
capacities that tha chamber of
deputlea la holding only night
sessions. Defining at o'clock. '
SALARIES FOR
JUQMSEO
Klamath Jurist to Re-
' ceive $5,000 a Year Ac
cording to New Law
SAI.KM. Ore., June IS, (AP)
A readjustment In tha salaries
of Oregon circuit judges, provid
ed for by an act ot tha 1939 leg
islature, waa made publlo yes-
txrdny by Secretary ot State ilal
K. Hons.
Vnder the new law Judges In
judicial district having popula
tion ot 50.000 or mora shall re
ceive 16000 a year, with 1500
additloual provided locally In the
rase ot Multnomah county. Judges
In districts having between 15,
000 and SO, 000 population shall
receive 5500, and those la dis
tricts ot less than 15,000 receive
15000.
Judgea In tha 16000 class are
James T. Brand, J. W. Hamilton
and George F. Skepworth, serv
ing Benton, Cooa, Curry, Doug
las, Lane and Lincoln counties:
L. H. McMahon and Percy K
Kelly, aervlng Marlon and Linn
bounties; Jacoa Kaniler, Robert
O. Morrow, Robert Tucker, John
H. Stevenson, Louis P. Hewitt
Waller H. Evans, George Tas-
well, and W. A D Ekwall, aerv
lng Multnomah county; J. u.
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The Mode Shop's
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Frenchie Frocks Wash
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Pantie Dresses $2.79
Campbell, Clackamas couuty:
Jamea Alger Lee, llntstllla coun
ty; Arils U. Walker, Hoik and
Yamhill counties! George It.
Daglny, Washington and Tilla
mook counties; l. K. Klmmnr
uan, Clatsop and Columbia coun
ties. Judgea la tha IBBOO class are:
II. U. Morton, Jackson and Jose
phine counties; Fred W. Wilson,
Hood Klver and Wasco comities;
C. . McColloch, Uaker county;
W. W. Wood, Urant, Harney aud
I'elheur counties; J. W. Knowlvs,
Union and Wallowa counties; T.
E. J. Duffy, Doschutes. Crook
and Jefferson counties.
In tha 15500 class ara D. R.
Parker, Gilliam, Sherman and
Wheeler counties; W. M. Dun
ran, Klamath county) aud Or
lando M. Oalklns, Lake county.
Tha new law become effective
June 4. Under tha old law all
Judges ot tha circuit court receiv
ed f4000 with $1500 additional
provided locally (or , those In
Multnomah county. , 1
K.Vtll.AMi IN HI.OMI.V
WANMINO TO MICA
Ily KK. Service
LONDON, June 13. Tha
sea la claiming Kngland at
the rata of 40 foot a year.
Tba town council ot
Lowestoft recently met to
eonaldur means of building
bsrrlera lo prevent the
washing away ot the Innd
In Ita vicinity. At Take-
field, a village near Lowes-
toft, tha sua has been gain-
lug on the lnud at an ava
rage rata ot 10 foot a year.
Kroslon Is folt In other
places In Knglund. A road
at 1'enmaenbach Is endang-
ered. A suggested plan la
to rumove this road, and to
tunnel through a elite bor-
during tha sea.
Tha International Motor Boat
Races will ba held In Venice,
Italy, this year during Septem
ber MS.
TAX BODY OF
STATE MEETS
RALKM, Ore., Juns 111. (AT)
Tha uuw stata tux commission,
created by Ilia It legislature,
called Its first mooting here
Tuesday aftornoo aud organised.
Karl Fisher, who has boou etuis
tsx commissioner fur sovurul
years, waa elnctud chairman, and
John II. Cm kill of Mmlford, In
faddltlon to the other duties of
his posltlim, will servo as b.utu.
tnry, The third member of Ilia
cutuinlaslnn Is Charli'S V. tlullo.
way of l'oiil""'!, who prior Ut
his sftlllutlnu with tha lllhvrula
bunk had' for a number of years
been alsts tal commlsiilouer.
In the assignment of dutlua
under Uio new super-tax commis
sion act Fisher was given charge
of tho- assossmeut nt publlo utili
ties, tlnlloway -the equalisation of
locul assessments,' ami i.srsiu
tha administration of tha new
stata rnvenuo measures.
IF
a.
Sunday
June 16th
Buy Dad a Tie!
Juriej 16th ia tho day
fret aside for Dad, tha
day when a gift ia tha
if 1 1 A -"m '! rr-"j e y "en ut u tn
- I '.f J""J v IS way to show your ap-
' ' l 'IIfVp'.VrJJkV preciation. Dad, thera-
fJ"4mW2l ' .omowhat ne.lect-
vr7 fir comet into hia own
A ( with day of hia own
1-' U i fV lefa maka it on. he'll
'-5 rfS remember.
s.oo to $2-50
K. Sugarman
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