THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday, Juno 18, 1930
PAGE TEN
CONTINENTAL
FLIGHT ENDS
Brock and Schlee Set New
Record in Non
Stop Flying.
(ConUaaed from Pag Om
nmir and went !nto fenra.
Tha Diana was tilted on Ha alda.
una wbwl was broken, bnt tho
man vera unhurt.
The plane ehot across tha fin
ish line at Jarkaonvllla beach at
1:01 MS, according to the offl
1nl timer. Thle gare Brock
and Schlee a total elapsed tlaie
from Ran Diego of 1 bnurs and
10 minutes.
4v mr.ao watches
EAOKKLY 1-X1R JiEWS
RAX DIEGO, Csllf.. June l.
(AP) News of the proisress
made In their dah buck to Jack
sonville, Fla.. by William 8.
Brock and Edward F. Schlea.
who yesterday flew from the
Florida city to San Diego In
record smashing time and who.
after the brief itay here, sped
hark toward the Atlantic, was
rerlT awaited here early toaay
hy aviation authorltlea and en-
thnslasts.
The arrival at Rockwell Field
ef the hardy aviatore late yes
terday will be long remembered
hr all In the crowd which gath
ered to aee the arrival of the
Brock-Schlee plane. It waa :
P. m., when the cry of "Here
they come!' rang out from the
spartors at the army poet on
North Island. Two minmee iaii
the trim monoplane, travelling
at a terrlfle apeed, waa "let
down", on the specially prepar
ed runway, and the flyera got
out Mayor Harry Clark end
William Van Duaen, represent
ing the National Aeronautic ae
aoclation, were the first to greet
them.
Brock waa at the control! toe
entire way across tha continent,
and also took the controls tor
the trip back. Schlee waa tn the
radio compartment, which has bo
communication other than a nar
row air space, with the pilot's
cabin. Consequently there ta no
chance tor a relief for the
pilot, the apace between the two
cabins being almost entireij
taken up with . gasoline tanks.
Staved oa Field
The fliers did not leave the
field, but disposed of their lunch
from the rear end of a small
eoepe, standing near the runway
'A, conpla sandwiches", seems
to be the thing the two nyers
are used to.
"We missed our lunch In
Jacksonville Monday," said
Brock. "L-rt Bight we had a
conpla gandwichea, down on the
beach. We got to bed around
1J:S9 and were up again at 4
this morning."
Schlee was asked what they
had to eat during the trip and
what they would take back with
them as food. In each Instance
tha answer waa "a couple sand
wiches". The receiving end of the radio
was functioning perfectly. It was
"reported upon the plane'a arriv
al here, and Schlee said that
whatever might happen to the
transmitter, they would be in
communication with the earth,
so tar aa weather bulletins are
concerned.
King's Attorney
To Seek Retrial
KUREKA, Cel., June IS, (AP)
Clarence L. King, convicted of
the murder of Minnie McCoy, his
common law wife February 20.
was sentenced yesterday by Su
perior Judge Harry W. Falk to
hang September 12 at San tlnen
tin prison.
Marc Morrison, King's attor
ney. Indicated he would appeal
the case to the California su
preme court.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
OLIVE FLORENCE glEI-V
Friends are respectfully Invited
lo attend the funeral services for
the late Olive Florence Stein, to
he held Thursdaay afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, at the Earl Whitlock
Funeral Home, Pine avenue at
Sixth, with Rev. Eaton, pastor of
the First Christian church, offi
ciating. Vault intombment will be made
tn Mr. View cemetery, Oakland.
Calif.
FLORENCE MORGAN WKLLER
The remains of the late Flor
ence Morgan Weller will be for
warded by the Earl Whitlock !
Funeral Home to Newark, New .
Jersey, where funeral services
will be held and Interment made
in the family plot.
LORENZO D. BT.-RK
TJorenzo D. Burk, pioneer resi
dent of Bonanza for the past 4
years, and former deputy sheriff,
passed away at his late rwldenco
Tuesday night at 11:13 o'clock,
following an illness of several
days. He was born In the state
of Iowa and aged U5 years snd 9
days at the time of death. He it
survived by his wife. Birdie Burk.
two sons, Clifford and Mllbtirn.
all of Bonanza, his mother, Mrs
Carrie Burk, and a brother, Guy.
both of Red Bluff, Calif., and a
sister, Mrs. Daisy Glnn of Vina.
Colo.
The remains are In the gold
room of the Earl Whitlock Funer
al Home, Pine avenue at Sixth,
where friends may call. An
nouncement of funeral arrange
ments will be made later.
BADT SVLLIVAX
Baby Sullivan, the Infant
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Sullivan of Malln, passed
away at an early honr Wednes
day morning. Funeral services
will be held from their home in
Malln with Rev. Anglln of the
Sacred Heart church officiating
on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Interment will be made
In the Malln cemetery under the
direction of the Klumalh Funer
al Home. - .
Klamath Golfer
Outtcore Visitor
In Sunday Play
The total number of polnta
made by members of the Klamath
Falls golf team when they played
Sunday at the Reams Coif and
Country club against Bend was
J8S. Bend totalled SO 4. Fol
lowing are the scores msde by the
golfers, the Klsmsth men named
first, followed by their Bend op
ponent: Points. Score
nr. Paul W. Sharp
I S3
a SS
I M
1 J?
2 :
1 ss
4 3
1 90
3 !
35
115
S 100
14 104
14 103
2 4 SO
4 90
t 9
0 107
3 100
107
1 103
I 99
117
3 104
24 39
4 20
14 S
14 89
14
14 '
14 9
14 95
1 9
3 0
I 4
1 14
4 101
24
24 101
4 104
24
100
1 lot
2 t
101
3
Gleasoa
(1. A. Krauae
A. G. Paul
Claude McColloch
A. R. Peoplea .
Ralph Macartney
Hosch
W. O. 6ralth
Hansen -..
H. Perrtn ,.
Hamilton .........
Wilson Wiley
Liles
D. M. Smith
Tripletl -
F. Lore .
Taylor
John Houston ,
Minor
E. F. Green .
Boles
E. M. Chllcote
F. H. Tsylor
C. J. Huntley
Hanson .
Psul Dalton .
Balrg
C. L Roberts ,
Belmont
E. H. Pike .
Buegler
P. A. Albertson
Fairchlld
Dr. Merrlman
Hoagner
J. F. Maguire
Honk
J. R. Shaw
Lines
H. R. Harrison ,
Melacer
H. N. Moe
Gore
A. J. Law son ,
Relter
OFFICERS TAKE
BAD HALFBREED
(Continued tram Pace) Oaw)
ed because he contracted tuber
culosis, tha Indians deadliest
enemy.
Fined Several Time
Since he was dismissed from
state's prison, Berkley baa been
fined several hundred dollars for
illicit liquor traffic, and has even
served time for the same mis
demeanor. When ha was arrested ' last
night, he tried to shoot It out
with the officers, as he waa arm
ed with a 30-30 Winchester. He
was overpowered and arrested,
however, by officers Mueller.
Ackerman, Colby, Oakes and
Rogers. Barkley forfeited the
Ford sedan which he waa driv
ing. He la at present housed in
the county Jail, and will have
a bearing before U. 8. Commis
sioner Bert C. Thomas in the
near future.
CLARA STATES
SHE'S LOAFING
(Continued from Pace One)
extravagantly. They told the
Associated Press they knew noth
ing of any demand tor money.
To Leave Monday
Today Miss Bow, who has been
entertained by automobile rides
and dances and apparently avoid
ing further interviewers, was
found again by a reporter. This
time she said that. Instead of
remaining two weeks as (ho had
Intended, she would leave Mon
day or Tuesday. "Too much hot
weather and too much noise,"
was her explanation.
The cinema star was ac:om
panled In Dallas by her secre
tary, who was using the same
assumed name.
Clearance
Sale
All Suits and Dresses in
Stock on Sale
Nothing Over
$1P
This Week Only
Cash
FLO-ANN SHOP
Pelican Theatre Building
I I
HOLDS
STRONG LEAD
(Continued from Pag One)
election next fall by Alexander
Simpson, wet democrat, who waa
nominated for the alx year term
without opposition end for the
unexpired term of former Sena
tor Walter E. Edge by Miss
Thelma Parkinson, the only
democratic candidate tr that
term.
Hoover Pleased
WASHINGTON. June IS, (A
P) t'ontidence that Auiba-isdor
Morrow would be the next sena
tor Irom New Jersey was ex
pressed at the White House to
day on behalf of President Hoo
ver. "The White House will give
every possible support to the re
publican nominee for the senate
from New Jersey," the atateinent
said. "The president and the ad
ministration have every confi
dence that Mr, Dwlght Morrow
will be the next senator from
New Jersey."
It was emphaslied that this
wss the only comment which
would be forthcoming from the
While House on the results of
the primary which nominated Mr.
Morrow.
No Comment
While the White House re
frained from expressing views as
to any significance which might
be attached to the result, other
quarters commented on the pro
hibition aspect.
Senator Keen, a republican
from New Jersey, contended "the
victory was no more one for the
wets then It waa for the drys."
He said thousands of drys voted
for Morrow because he was
"such aa outstanding candidate
that he transcended any one
campaign Issue."
Senator Tydlngs, a democratic
wet from Maryland, said the vot
ing had congealed anti-prohibition
sentiment and was indicative
of what "la happening to some
extent all over the country." He
held Morrow to be "blazing a
trail which will take us out of a
bad situation."
Wets Encouraged
Anti-prohibitionists In Wash
ington greeted Morrow's nomina
tion as an encouraging gain In
their fight for a wet majority in
the senate.
Despite assertions of state re
publican leaders that Morrow
would look with dlataste on any
attempt to make him the titular
bead of the wet forces, should he
be elected in November, the wets
here were more than pleased
with the decisive primary victory.
It was pointed out that his
nomination waa the first to be
won by an avowed republican wet
In tha 1230 primaries. Wets
asserted that his victory was the
more a triumph for the antl-pro-hibltlon
cause In view of his
prominence In publle life.
ATA TIME
Hnxi Bin. Coffee ! "done
to a turn" becaiue only i few
pounds at a time pass through
the routers. That's Con
trolled Roasting Hills Bros.'
patented, continuous process
and it creates a flaTor do
other coffee his.
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack. Easily opened with the key.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
01930
Frtuti-frleJ fUfet earn
V dug f m tun if cktd
Afew
ROAD WORK TO
BE COMPLETED
(Continued from Pag One)
Grading, straightening, rocking,
widening, oiling, and everything
la going on at the aame time
on the different stretches o(
road. Including the new bridge
which is being built at Keno.
When It Is completed KWniath
couuty will have a speedway o(
mountain road (0 mllea In length
that will be one ot the best.
hlRhw lu the country. Tour
ist travel 1 1 1 tie way Is only be
ing held up a year Instead ot
two, three, five or more year.
If the work had been started at
the same time on the entire
road Instead of piece-meal, Mr.
Gates explained.
Curve Fllmlnateil
rancorous curves are being
eliminated, polnta rut off and
ravines filled In. Work on re
surfacing Into Klamath Falls Is
now uuder way. Construction
work ou this hliihway will ag
gregate almost 3500,000, Oates
stated.
RADIO SHOP MOVES.
The Radio Shop which hss
been located at lia North K.lghth
street with the Service Electric
company, haa moved to 1013
Donald street for the summer
months. Service and repair work
will be continued as usual, and
thia fall will again be located
down town. Wm. Long, who
operated the shop, can be found
at the new location, or phone
1IS4-M.
TlIE VALUE of sound design, good materials and careful craftsmanship is especially
apparent in the new Ford after the first twenty-five thousand miles. Long, con
tinuous service emphasizes its mechanical reliability and economy of operation
and up-kecp.
As you drive the Ford through many months and years you will develop an
increasing pride in its appearance and a growing respect for the substantial worth
that has been built into it From every standpoint in everything , that goes to
make a good automobile you will know that you have made a farsccing, satis
factory purchase. -
Wherever you go, you hear enthusiastic praise of the car and this significant,
oft-repeated phrase "I'm glad I bought a Ford."
A FORD owner in New York tells of a
13,000-mile trip across the United State
and back in sixty days and saya "ihe car
was extremely economical to operate,
comfortable and speedy." A grateful
father tells how the Triplex shatter-proof
glass windshield saved his wife and
children from serious injury in an auto
(mobile collision.
To test tires, a large company drove a
new Ford day and night, for an average
of 500 miles every twenty-four hours. It
vas still giving satisfactory service after
J 05,000 miles.
Apartment House
Going Up Rapidly
Construction work oa the new
A. H. Agger apartment houre
on Eighth aud Walnut Avenue.
Is progressing rapidly, and It Is
believed that In about alx weeks
the apartiuenla will be ready
for occupeucy.
The building Is constructed ot
red brick with dark clinker brick
worked lu, making a stunning
exterior. The root, ot Spanish
tile has been laid by the Dig
llasln Lumber company.
The rooms are all laid out at
present, and the apartmritte are
spacloua and roomy. The parti
tions between the apartments
are nf double construction, which
renders them almost entirely
sound-proof. The floors In the
house are all carpeted, and each
ot the atxteen suites In the build
ing Is equipped with rsdlo, eleo
trie rofrlgerator, range and tele
phone. The Agger Apartments were
designed by the offices ot How
ard W. Perrln, and all construc
tion work Is under the persoual
supervision ot A. R. Agger,
TO OPEN TRAP
SHOOT JUNE 27
(Continued from Page One)
lime tor all who attend tha three
day tournament.
To Collect Fee
The plan adopted by tha Ore
gon State Trapshooters' associa
tion at the recent atate shoot at
Salem of collecting a fee ot 50
centa from shooters competing in
After the wirst
twenty "five thousand ISRiles
THB NEW rOBtB BPOBT
Ford
registered shoots lu the stale, will
be put Into effect for the first
lime at the Klamath dun club
special to he held here oil Juno
37, 33 aud 3D.
This tee, which Is exclusive of
regular ground fees and the eon
trlliullou lo the Amateur Trap
shooting association, waa adopted
at Salem, when plana were set lu
motion for the re-orgaulsallon of
the slate association. The new
association la patterned after I lie
Washington state aud also the
Northwost Trspahoolvrs' oraalil
satlona. The sO-cent fee collect
ed at all registered shoots In the
slate will go Into the added money
(or the annual Oregon atat tour
naments. In addition to this
means of raining money the club
holding the stale shoot must also
put up "40 lu aililed money.
Famous Miols Cuming
Such famous shootera as Frank
Troeh, O. N. Ford. Tom Seavey,
and many others, are planning to
attend the shoot.
The Klamath Oun club aa a
body Is working hard on the prep
arations (or the big shoot, and Ihe
hoya are devoting much time to
details lu order that the affair
may be a huge success.
The club exteuds a cordial In
vitation to all shooters to attend
the three day special, and com
pete for the money and trophies,
ATTAIN ALTITl lK KECOHH
WASHINGTON, June 13, (AP
A new seaplsne world altitude
record waa credited today to Lieu
tenant Apollo Soucek. I'. 8. N..
with a calibration of his baro
graphs showing an altitude of 3D,.
140 feet, attained last Friday,
June 13.
A Ford ear that had fallen Into Fernan
Lake was submerged for twelve days
before being raised. After a new battery
and carburetor bowl were installed, it
was driven back to Spokane under its
own power.
Blany police departments have written
of the special advantage of the Ford in
crowded traffic because of its alert speed,
acceleration and ease of control. An in
creasing number of fleet owners are also
purchasing the Ford because their cost
figures have given conclusive proof of it
economy of operation and up-keep.
COUPE
Motor Company
FINDS ROAD TO
ASHLAND GOOD
(Continued from Page One)
tweon Klamath Falls and Ashland
la Increased only about 10 or It
inluulea over the llnio usually tak
en lo make Ihe trip.
"Contrary lo reports, there Is
very Hula loose gravul ou the
road. I would Judge about one
quarter of a mile altogether, aud
only two very short detours of
about 100 yards lu length. These
detours will not he In use after
the nest two or three days, as ths
fills which they avoid will he fin
ished w II Itln that time.
"When Ihe highway Is com
pleted by Ihe slain highway com
mission, about the middle of Ihe
summer, this will be one, of the
finest piece of road In the state
ot Oregon," Mr. Uubb added.
Although light travels l.0no
miles a second, the light we see
from the constellation known as
llrsa Major started on Its Journey
lo us two million years sgo.
NOTICE
The lime limit for transfer of stock of Rnulhern Oregon
Oil Company, bankrupt, expires at Nine o'clock P, M. on Fri
day, June ituth.
All Credllora and Stockholders are advised to have their
claims In the band of Ihe Trustee on or before that time
In accordance with our letter malted to each Creditor, Sub
scriber aud Stockholder oa May soih.
L.WOKIX VAI.I.FT OIL (TOM PA ST,
K. J. Murray, President,
!MT Williams' ITJ.Ig.
In addition to Important triumphs in
Germany, France and Italy, the Ford won
ix out of seven leading place In a con
test in Finland, first and second in tho
Rafaela race in Argentina, first and sec
ond in the run from Gpenlugen(o-Paria-to-Copenhagrn,
three gold medals
In England, first ranking in the durability
test over the tortuous Amancaes road In
Peru, and first place in the 1930 reliabil
ity run conducted by the Royal Auto
mobile Club of Sweden.
This contest was an exceptionally
severe test of endurance and sturdy con
struction because it was held in the deatt
of winter and covered 600 mile of
steady running over snow-covered coun
try roads and mountainous hills.
NEW LOW FORD PRICRft
Roadster . s ...... . $135
Phaeton . . . s s s s a a 440
Standard Coupe a a a a a 49.1
Tudor Sedan . s s a s a s a 49S
Sport Coupe .sssssaa 525
De Luxe Coupe a a a 5 IS
Three-window Fordor Sedan ... 600
Convertible Cabriolet . s s . 625
De Luxe Phaeton . . a . 625
De Luxe Sedan .asses. 640
Town Sedan ........ 660
All prfcos . o. b. Demit, pirn night and itliverf.
Hamper anal spar
CEI.EHIt ATM IIII1TIIIMY
NEW YORK. June II, (AP)
There's to be a big celebration
tomorrow, the filth birthday ot
James J. Walker. "It's very nice
of Admiral llyrd tn arrange hla
return on that day," the mayor
rotniu anted.
Connolly tlrnlhera Removal sale
at 13-H Main at., opposite
Tenth si. 1-I3t
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
. . . QUICKLY
rarely V.t.l,lli ftl
otilcklv corrects tha
airestlva disturb'
ancea. removes thm In.
teatinal noiauna. ami sick hetlrh
Quickly disappears. V our whole sy.
tern enjoys a tonic effect, constipa
tion vanishes, and you feel a renewed
vigor. Avoid bromidea and dope,
they are depressing and hsrwiuL,
AU Druggists fw and 76c red pkgs.
CARTER'S EKi PILLS
tin txtrm, at lost cost.