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PAGE SIX
May 19, 1934
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
CLOSED SHOP
ISSUE HOLDS
T
RUCE
(Continued from Page One)
trncki, and advanced again. One
mora police awung their elubi
and several pickets were Injur
ed. Their comrades carried them
off.
A patrol wagon and aeveral
squad cars arrived at the market
as reinforcements. The crowd ot
strikers and bystanders milled
about shouting at police.
Police in Victory
Nearly 600 atrlkera swooped
down on the trucks with rocks
and clubs. Twelve police cars
were rushed to the scene and the
tight was on. Strikers were
clubbed and returned the police
tire with clubs. Ambulances
were rushed to the scene.
The first battle resulted in
Ylctory for the police as two
trucks moved out, under police
escort, to make their produce
deliveries.
A second riot broke out at the
0. Thomas stores headquarters,
when an army ot nearly 400
strikers Hocked the Thomaa gar
age. They atoned two trucks,
breaking the windshields and cab
windows and mulcting severe
laceratlona on the two track
drivers. Another riot call sound
ed at police headquarters and re
serves raced to tne scene, unce
more the strikers were beaten
back.
In one charge police tried to
arrest one ot the pickets. When
be resisted, be was knocked
down, tailing behind a patrol
wagon. Quickly his comrades
rushed to htm and carried him
off before police could lay bands
on him again. . .-
County
Returns
(Continued from Page One)
Commissioner
Dunham .
Anderson
.1258
-1784
Miller .
lwls. ,
Assessor
-1529
-1266
Band
Gout
-2007
.1550
Judiciary
'Aaharat
Duncan .
Fletcher
Ganong .
Irwin
Schanpp ,
-1490
.1891
458
.1437
. 278
.1172
funding Bond Tea 443i No
1612.
Ten-man Jry Tea 2621 No
1879.-'.
T.B. HospItal--Tes' 2617; Mo
1772.
Insane Hospital Tee 2138; No
1162.
Sales Tax Tea 1477 No.
2101.
Fire Causes Big
Loss at Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Hay 1. UP)
' Loss estimated by tbe fire mar-
snail at about 8100,000 was cens
ed here today when fire ruined
the D. N. As B. Walter company
building. Portland's heaviest fire
fighting equipment fought a los
ing battle for two hours. A stock
of linoleum, draperies, curtains
and Oriental rugs waa lost and
only the exterior of the building
was left standing.
G. O. P.
Commission
Dunham Anderson
X . .... 17 27
2 . 22 27
49 47
4 85 45
B ,, 30 48
86 47
7 51 61
8 42 36
9 48 45
10 26 84
11 .85 35
12 69 55
13 18 16
14 .- 17 28
16 24 29
16 27 26
17 21 81
18 ... 25 15
19 36 88
20 95 84
21 46 62
22 64 47
23 20 24
24 18 24
26 21 14
Algoma 18 22
Altamont 44 88
Beatty . . ..
Bast Chiloquln 10 36
West Chiloquln 10 81
Crescent Lake . 4 8
Dairy 8 7
Enterprise ............ 11 18
Hlldebrand. 4 19
Kirk .... 2 2
Klamath Lake 6 7
Langell Valley 24 20
Lost River 9 46
Malln .... 22 64
Merrill 2 61
Midland - 6 17
Mill 20 22
Modoc .... 14 9
Mt. Lakl 22 43
Odell 4 6
Orlndale .. 15 43
Pelican Bay 25 82
Pine Drove 14 84
Plevna ........ 18 28
Poo Valley ........... 17 11
Shasta 18 27
Sprague River ..... 18 26
Swan - 2 6
Topsy .................. 0 2
Tule Lake .... 5 70
Wood River 7 88
Warden . 1 6
Tarsal 18 26
Total 126S 1784
Crowds Flock To Al
G. i Barnes Circus
(Continued from Page One) '
there has never been anything to
compare with it. Through Its ab
sorption ot the Qrest Sells-Floto
circus, the amalgamation has re
sulted In the world's largest trav
eling amusement Institution. Its
visit constitutes a veritable muni
cipal holiday with the schools in
terrupting their sessions that pu
pils may avail themselves of the
unequaled opportunity to study
natural history.
Each season the enlarged Al O.
Barnes circus makes two complete
transcontinental trips across the
American continent. New York,
Chicago and the larger cities are
visited by the stupendous enter
prise. Its predominating char
acteristics of honesty, truth and
progress eclipses In magnitude,
magnificence and variety every
other tented undertaking.
With speed and precision the
tents nosed their way into the air
soon after the arrival of the first
red wagon on the show grounds.
Like an army, the circus figura
tively moves on its stomach. Geo.
Tipton, the circus obef, hsd a pip
ing hot breakfast for the first con
tingent of the 1,080 employees. SO
minutes after the commissary
wagons were spotted.
Although the Al G. Barnes cir
cus is a peculiarly and typically
American Institution, more than
90 per cent of Its performers are
foreign. In Europe the struggle
for existence Is so sharp that peo
ple will attempt exploits which
Imperil life and limb, and which
no American would think ot un
dertaking. They have come across
the water by scores. There are
400 performers with the show,
representing 18 foreign countries.
Childhood s dreams promise to
be gloriously realised In tbe huge
spectacle the "Fiesta ot the Rio
Grande" which serves as a pre
lude to the main performance. In
terpreted by 600 persons, 100
singing and dancing girls, caval
cades ot horses, camels and ele
phants. It was presented In a
series of radiant visions, vast tab
leaux and moving spectacles ot
irridescent splendor and was
by far the most notable achieve
ment in spectacular and dramatic
amusements in all tbe long his
tory of the famous circus.
Poodles Hanneford. prince of
riding clowns, heads the human
personnel. Fresh from a tour
year conquering conquest of Eu
rope, this famous bareback rider
promises to uncork unheard of
thrills. The Flying Clarkonians,
champions of Europe were pit
ted against America s representa
tive aerialists, the Ward family.
Altogether more than 60 of the
world'a celebrated aerialists will
be aeen this season. From Italy
comes the Canestrellls family of
equilibrists whose work on un
supported ladders are unequalled.
Twenty-four superbly trained stal
lions from Soviet Russia were
seen here for the first time.
Miss Mabel Stark, intrepid
qneen ot wild animal trainers,
will again be seen this season. In
a steel girded arena the mere slip
of a girl will battle more than a
score of man-slaying royal Ben
gal tigers, newly captured in the
forest jungles ot the uncivilized
world; -
Esther Escalante. amazing ser
ialise, irom a Hying trapeze in
the dome ot the big top, will turn
a somersault, only to catch by her
heels. While her brother Phil
confines his activities on a sway
ing wire. Recruited from a small
wagon show playing in the Inter
ior ot Mexico, they are high-lights
among this season's stars.
John Casteel's dogs are an im
portant feature, along with his
back-firing mules, and rumba
ponies. Clowns? Sixty funmak
ers were on hand to entertain
the little folks Including Art Bo-
rella. Bozo, Klnko and Milt Tay
lor along with 20 European Jes
ters.
In its menageries the Al G.
Barnes circus has excelled for
more than 25 years. More than
1,000 specimens of rare wild an
imals are on display. Instead
of mere "pairs" of the jungle
neaste mere are in many in
stances scores of them. Twen-
ty-one elephants are on dis
play and droves of Asiatic and Si
berian camels.
Doors to the huge double me
nagerie will open tonight at 7 p.
m., affording an hour to insnaet
the world's largest traveling zoo
logical collection or to enjoy a
concert by Prof. Chas. Redrick's
military band. On acount of the
length of the performances, thev
will begin promptly at 8 p. m. Re-
servea and admission tickets are
on sale at the Underwood Phar
macy, Seventh and Main. On the
snow grounds the white ticket
wagon will be continuously acces
sible for the purchase of reserved
seats. General admission tickets
will go on sale at the red ticket
wagon simultaneously with the
opening of the doors.
At midnight the last of the cir
cus trains will be en route to Eu
gene where the big show will ex
hibit tomorrow.
Victors in Oregon Primaries
VV"V v:vv AVf
General Martin, democratic cau-joe Dunne, republican candidate Jay Uptou, republican cuudlduto
didate for governor
tor governor
Q1 .Vl
1 L
Earl Snell, republican - candidate W. C
for secretary ot state
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for cougressniuu from, the secoud
distrlt ;
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Van Emon, republican Judge William M. Duncan, can-
candidate for- state representative
didate tor circuit judge
R. A. Ander
son, republi
can candidate
for county
commissioner.
Hardin Black
mer, republi
can candidate
tor district
attorney.
Baseball
NATIONAL
. . R. H. E.
St. Louis 2 6. 1
Boston 18 0
Carleton and V. Davles; Brandt
and Hogan.
R. H. E.
Chicago 6 11 2
Philadelphia 6 13 3
(11 innings). Tlnnln. Mnlnne
and Hartnett, Tate; Collins, Han
sen, Davis, narrow and Todd.
R H E
Cincinnati . . k' 11 2
New York 6 10 1
Brennan. Stout and O'Farrall;
Schumaker, Luque and Mancuso.
R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 6 8 1
Brooklyn 8 11 2
Lucas, Hoyt and Grace: Ben Re.
Herring and Lopez,
Dunne's Comment
(Continued from Page One)
and old, together with those un
known to me, who have by their
ballots expressed their faith In
my ability to lead, let me pledge
anew my faith in Oregon, her
people and her future,"
Dunne Nominated
For Governorship
By G. O. P- Force
(Continued from Page One)
publican nomination in the third
(Multnomah connty - Portland)
congressional district, and Walter
B. Gleason bad tne aemocraus
nomination well in hand. Either
of these candidates will be
elected in November to fill the
Dlace being vacated by Congress
man Martin In nis Tace lor me
governorship. Gleason was the
democratic nominee for United
States senator in the last general
election. X k
A proposed H4 per cent stats
sales tax which would have gone
for the relief of the public school
system, suffered a terrific defeat.
Snell Vote Heavy
Speaker of tbe House Earl
Snell polled the largest Oregon
republican vote in hiB Tace for
secretary of state. The young
Arlington legislator, on the face
of returns from 1,041 precincts
out of 1,649, won the nomination
over Carl Abrams of Marlon
connty by a vote of 64,460 to
35,345.
In the democratic contest to
oppose Snell In the November
election, Horace E. Walter of
Corvallis was safely in the lead
over Everett Logan of Portland
and Joe E. Shelton of Eugene.
Walter polled 22,836 votes as
against 13,601 for Logan and
11,809 for Shelton in returns
from 1,027 precincts.
Gram, Martin Safe
Labor Commissioner Charles
H. Gram, who has been In office
four terms, had a safe margin
for re-nomlnation on the republi
can ticket over Gust Anderson,
Portland labor leader. Votes tal
lied showed Gram 61,362 and
Anderson 35,506.
Chief Justice John L. Rand
by his heavy majority over
George Bagley of Hlllsboro, was
elected to another six years on
the supreme court bench in Ore
gon. Under the non-partisan judi
ciary law, a candidate for the
bench receiving a majority vote
in tbe primary election is auto
matically elected and need not
run In the November election.
Returns from 469 precincts,
Including 350 In Multnomah
county, on the other four meas
ures on the general ballot, show
ed the county indebtedness pro
posal requiring two-thirds vote
to Increase Indebtedness, was de
feated, with the other three run
ning about two to one in ap
proval. These were a proposal
for ten out of 12 on juries in
criminal cases outside capital
punishment offenses sufficient for
conviction or acquittal; and au
thorizing construction of a tuber
culosis hospital and Insane hos
pital in Multnomah county, If
and when funds are appropriated.
Young Man Dies
In Road Mishap
(Continued from Page One)
It failed to negotiate a sharp turn
In the highway.
Kllbourn received fatal Injur
ies about the head.
Dr. George Adler, coroner.
Lloyd Low, sheriff; Walter Walk
er, state police officer, Dale Mat-
toon, deputy sheriff, and, T, R.
Olllenwaters, district attorney, in
vestigated the wreck.
The dead man and his injured
companion were brought to
Klamath Falls in a Klamath Fun
eral home ambulance.
Kllbourn was visiting in Klam
ath county, and had only been
here a short time. Relatives live
In Colorado, and an effort Is be
ing made to get in touch with
them.
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Roy Taber, democratic candidate for colinty commissioner.
DEMOCRATIC COMMISSIONER
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14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23 6
24 6
25 . 2
Algoma .- 1
Altamont 7
Beatty
East Chiloquln . . 63
West Chiloquln , 10
Crescent Lake ....... ...... 0
Dairy ............. ... :. . 6
Enterprise ......... 2
Hlldebrand 1
Kirk 4
Klamath Lake . ...............24
Langell Valley
Lost River .....
Malln '.
Merrill
Midland
Mill
Modoc
Mt. Lakl ..
Odel
Orlndale ........ 1
Pelican Bay .......-....................... 8
Pine Grove 1
Plevna . ......................................... 1
Poe Valley 1
Shasta ..... 4
Sprague River .......... 2
Swan 0
Topsy .......................... .......... . 0
Tule Lake .......................................... 2
Wood River ......................................... 6
Worden ......,............... 0
Yalnnx 2
TOTAL 332
2
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16
21
14
29
38
16
29
18
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22
9
24
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23
18
31
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869
Japanese Search
For River Steamer
TSITSIHAR, May 19. VP) Tho
Japanese air squadron based hero
was ordered out today to search
the rlvor Amur for the steamer
Chllislon which reported May 12
that it had boon fired on from
tho Russian frontier.
The ordor for the search camo
when the ship failed to arrive at
Holho on schedule.
District
Attorney
50 to
3 I
8
DANG
1 .... 16
1
t 26
4 . ! 1 0
6 . 19
6 17
7 28
8 10
9 33
10 13
11 .16
12 . . 8
IS 7
14 19
15 20
16 13
17 81
18 11
19 17
80 ... 39
21 63
23 18
23 15
24 15
25 9
Algoma .............. 4
Altamont ...10
lleatty 35
East Chtlouuln ..20
West CliHotmln 13
Crcscout Luko .. 2
Dairy 3
Kntoi'prlso 9
Uiltlebraud 13
Kirk 8
Klamath Luko .. 3
Ungell Valloy ..21
Lost River 14
Malln 24
Morrill 10
Midland ... ..... 6
Mill 17
Modoc ................ 2
Mt. Lakl 34
Otloll 3
Orlndale 21
pelican Day ....1U
Pino Grovo 33
Kono 7
l'oo Valloy 13
Shasta 15
Spraguo Itlver .. 8
Swan - 3
Topsy 1
Tulo Lako 17
Wood River . 21
Wordon 1
Yulnax 8
TOTAL 873
16
21
84
25
' 86
31
36
27
24
13
38
86
13
13
14
25
23
13
21
25
40
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rs
32
22
16
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62
26
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7
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6
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21
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28
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1069
14 6
10 14
21 30
16 30
16 24
11 38
25 31
11 34
27 29
16 20
12 13
44 42
8 16
11 12
13 14
18 7
16 9
16 7
16 92
21 33
27 69
91 36
14 31
10 11
8 11
33 37
4
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1
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6
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12 24
9 1
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13 15
6 2
1 6
12 24
681 893
tu
Martin's Comment
(Continued from Pago One)
nnlirn lincnuiio 1 was unable to bo
on the ground, but the outcomn
proves tunc tno puonio nro wuu
aware ot tho activities ot their
representatives In v asiiingion.
Whlln without nrimurv oliuosl-
Unn in hi own district. Repre
sentative Pierce, who also Is
state democratic chairman, ex
pressed appreciation ot tho "voto
nf confidence" liven him by dem
ocratic votors.
"The democratic party now
m,,at tinltn fn rarrv on to vlc-
In tliA fnlt nlnrtlon ." PlcrcO
said. "Any wounds mndo during
this campaign musi o uuuiuu
and the members of our party
at nrfluont a solid front to
carry on to victory in support
of the now aoui.
Welder Hunted
As Suspect . in
Robles Kidnap
TUCSON, Ariz., May 18. (UP)
in expert welder was hunted to
ilglit In the slrango kidnaping
of 6-yoar-old Juno Uoblos, wno
was rescued from a desert tor-
ure chamber 19 days auer ncr
bductlon.
Tbe weldor or mechanic, po
ke bellovod, will be an Impor
n,n link in thn evidence gath
ered against Juno's ktdnnpors,
and he may possibly bs Indicted
himself.
Suspicions of tho sutnoritics
flra worn firnilRnd when BI1 OX-
amlnatlon of the corrugntcd Iron
"casket snowea it was con
structed by someone vorsod In
welding. Tho metal box was ex
pertly and strongly built, with
tho sheet Iron cut to fit the
sides and ends and tho nails
poundod deeply Into tho Junc
tions with a ball hammer.
Board Wars on
All Beer Signs
PORTLAND, May 18. (UP)
Tho "you mustn't say tho naugh
ty word" detail of the state
liquor commission today began
inspection of beer establishments
in Oregon In an effort to dclota
the words "ale," "beer," and
"wine" from liquor advertising
In shop windows.
Under a recent ruling by the
commission no beer dispenser
can emblazon by name tho pro
duct be is selling. The five In
spectors in tho dotal I wero told
reports had been recolvod many
dispensers failed to abide by tho
regulation,
TINY HON DIES
SPOKANE, Wash., May 18.
(UP) The two-pound, five
ounce son of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Itooks died here today aftor eight
days' oxlBtonco In Incubators. The
child was perfectly formed and
no taller than an ordinary quart
milk bottle. The diminutive
baby fallod to rally after ' a
slight illness.
After considering every avail
able actor in Hollywood, New
York and London, Cecil B Do
Mllle ended his search for a
Julius Caesar tor his next Para
mount spectacle, "Cloopalra," by
signing Warren William to play
the role.
Murphy's
Barber &
Beauty Shop
MOVED
To
New Location
Main
St.
511
IN ENGLAND
s
CI DUG
y
(Continued from l'ugo Ono)
tnrnntlonnl program to giinrnnloo
thn security of nations."
Tho forolitn secretary vigor
ously iloiuni ni-oil this Interpreta
tion of policy. Grunt llritnln
will tnke no net Ion iignliiHt -my
trinity violator, ho snld, without
tho full cooperation of tho
Hulled Htntus, adding:
"11 rent Britain bus never sign
ed any treaty to preserve tho
territorial Integrity ot China."
Vigorous Fights
Waged for Favor
Of County Voters
(Contlnuod from Page One)
Charles Mack for tho democrntlo
auHtwior nomination. Murk ilo
funleit the votornn l.eo by a com
fortable miiritin, and will run II
off In tho full with Hum Miller,
who defeated Alva Lewis, 1639
to 1266, lii tho republican as
BuBor ruco.
Illtickmrr Nominated
Hardin C. Ulnckmer rams
through with I generous lead
over others In tho crowded ro
publican district attorney fluid.
With only one small precinct
uncounted, 1. O. O'Neill and U,
H, Uulentins wore only throe
votes apart In the race for
second plnco. Kay Morris was
fourth, but not a wenk ono.
Ulnckmer will meet Goorgo Chas
tain, who look tho democrnlla
nomination on a down-hill sllilo
without opposition.
W. C. Van Emon and C. R.
Williams wero nominated on the
republican ticket for state rep
resentative with B. 8. (irlgsby
giving (hem a run for It. Wil
liams' triumph was an outstand
ing feature of the election re
sults, because the lanky county
commissioner mndo little if any
campaign. He did not appear at
candidates' meetings, and at the
time he announced was under
recall fire.
Van Kmnn and Williams will
opposo Harry liolvln and Henry
Scnion, chosen without opposi
tion on tho democratic tlckut
Iloivln polled 1895 votes and
Bomon 1732.
Tnbcr, Anderson Win
Roy Taber of Morrill led the
full field In the democratic coun
ty commissioner contest. Emll
Uroher, W. II. Hawkins and
George Of field were bunched
closo behind, with Jack Almotur
trailing.
Tho fall commissioner contest
will be ot particular Interest at
Merrill, for another reildent ol
that community, R. II. Ander
son, won the republican nomin
ation. Ho defeated Ed Dunhnin
of Klamath Falls by about 600
votes.
Klnmnth county wont with the
rest of tho slnto In defeating tho
snlos tax, although the vote for
the tax was heavier here than
ii most counties of the state.
Klamath voters wero against the
funding bond bill, for th ton
man Jury, against tho TU and
lnsnno hospitals.
Upton Margin II envy
Jay Upton received a gratify
ing support In Klutnath county
in his contest with David Gra
ham for second district con
gressman. He led three to one.
Likowlso Karl Snell, republi
can, and II. Walter, democrat,
candidates for secretary of state,
got fine leads over their respec
tive opponents. Klamath county
gave Loonhardt a slight lead
over Duntan for democratic nom
ination for state school superin
tendent. The county went strong
for Rand against Uagley for
supremo bench.
Already thero Is aomo talk of
Indepondunt candidacies for somo
of thn positions to bo filled next
rail, Burring such developments,
the Novum bor fights will bo wag
ed botweon the mon selected by
the voters Friday.
Indicating tho size of tbe vote,
a total of alt ballots cast for
circuit judgo was 6719.
Democrat
Governor
Mahonuy Martin
1 7 811
I 17 88
8 mi 64
4 80 81
8 27 82
0 , 31 80
7 54 63
8 2 82
n 66 69
10 46 98
11 36 89
13 34 S3
13 60 84
14 63 23
15 45 34
16 43 66
17 ' l
18 40 22
19 38 27
20 37 46
21 47 61
22 12 18
23 30 81
24 .. . ..........39 20
95 38 18
Algoma 24 86
Altamont 85 69
llcntty 0 0
East Chiloquln ...66 37
West Chiloquln ...26 15
Crescont Lako 12 17
Dairy 15 4
Kuterprlse 44 16
lllldubramt 8 10
Kirk 8 6
Klninitth Lake 3 7
l.augoll Valley ....84 - 17'
Lost Itlver 21 14
Malln 43 28
Morrill . 30 ' 23
Midland 26 9
Mill 63 29
Modoc ...........14 , 8
Mt. Lakl . 27 17
Odell 2 3
Orlndale 8 15
Pelican liny 39 10
Plus Grovo ...... 24 18
Pluvna 8 18
Poo Valley 4 3
Shasta 63 19
Hprugue Itlver 15 23
Hwan 0 1
Topsy 1 " I"
Tulo Lake 30 83
Wood -Itlver 12 27
Worden 1 0
Yalnax 15 23
TOTAL ...1719 1396
State
Returns
(Continued from Pago One)
MICAHl'HKS
Complete Returns From 4119 of
1U4U Prerlnlt In the Htulo
County Debt
Yes ..45.627
No 63.101
Jury of Ten Verdict
Yes 66.049
No . 42,489
T. II. Hospital
Yes 66.118
No 44,273
Insane Hospital
Yos ...61.203
No .48,716
Sales Tax
Yes ...50,446
No 123,551
Alaskan Aviator
Denies Charges
SEATTLE, May 19. (UP)
Frank Dorbandt, woll-known Al
aska flier, denied charges sworn
to by a 19-yoar-old girl he was
the father of hor 15-month-old
baby as he prepared to Inaugu
rate air froighl and passenger
service In Alaska with bis take
off from here tomorrow.
A hearing on the charge was
set for next week, which sues
Dorbandt for support of the In
fant. Dorbandt said he knew
"the girl In a friendly way In
Alaska four years ago when she
was Just a kid," but disclaimed
parenthood.
Pelican Tuesday
lOOKINO FOB TAOUOIE
USED CAR SALE
1933 DODGE SEDAN
Run less than 10,000 miles, TCA
cannot bo told from new $)v
1930 HUPMOBILE CENTURY 6 SEDAN
Six wire wheels, well fenders, 11 C
loads of extras 94)
1931 FORD COUPE CI OC
New paint, new tires yltfj
1930 FORD COUPE Cf CC
A good clean car
1930 CHEV. SPT. COUPE
Rumble seat, wire wheels,
original paint good spa I
1927 BUICK STD. 6 SEDAN 11 A
Four-door, new tires
1926 DODGE SEDAN aa
New tires ,........... 09
'26 AND '25 MODEL T FORD COUPES
MAKE AN OFFER
These cars sold on the Dodge Easy Payment plan.
Your old car accepted at its full value as part or
all of down payment.
Qstendort Motor Co.
Dodge & Plymouth, Distributor
424 S. 6th St. Phone 272
Consider Service First