THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
'PAGE THREE
July 13, 19,10
LAND DIM . AIDES
STRATEGY
FOR CAMPAIGN
TOI'KKA, Kuna., July IS. (UP)
(tuv. Alfred M, I.nndim Hitturdtiy
reeled til Ihn liomu of friend,
"mum wlurn In Kiinnim," In ura
partition fur onu of tho tiiiml
stritiiuoua wnnka nines h waa
no in 1 n 11 1 oil fur priHtltlnnt.
I.iiiulun enni'ullnil Ilia nftiiriioon
prtinH eiinforcneo In nrilnr In
uanirii- euiitiiry-ilrigri'e weutlmr III
Tnpeku. Jin minuuneeil lio win
KoIiik in Ihn fur ill of it friend,
"Kiiiuiiwliure In Kunn," In au'iliil
rliilurilny n tu lit and Hiiiiilny,
l,Hat Ileal Ileal
"It niny lie my Inst real rest
unlll lifter Ihn iiiiIIiiiIIiiii," ho
ailil'il, "mi I wnnt In niiikii Ilia
heat nf It," lie declined to mi)
If hit lilniinnil In fifth. '
Next week (lovernor I.unilim's
dnlle will tie many ami vnrleil,
lie will hold a nuinlier of I m
tiiirtunl nullltr-al cnnfiireiicea,
principal anions; whleli will be
Hint Weilnnmliiy with Col. Km nk
Knox of Chlt-aiio, repulilleiiii vlee
'irnal'tnntlnl iioinlnen. Them will
lie other eotiferencna with tin
tlnniil lenderi on cuiupulKii priili-
It'ltlB.
Hpeerll Nearly I'IiiUIikI
flnvernnr l.anilon nlo In ex
peeled to finish hi necepiniien
a'leflrll next week. Tho upeech
hm linen written nml rnvlaeil
several tlmeii hut l.nndon plnnr.
fllinl ellerklllK up of lei-llllli-lll
detnlla with hla three advlaora.
Cher leu . Tnfl, expert on re
lief mid aecurlly; .kivluji W.
Itohey, niilhorlty vn. 'I'Uuoinlea,
nml K'url II. Taylor, fiirm uilvlmir,
Nttvrrul oilier persona oIubo to
the Kovornor are oxneete to aid
hi in In the final draft oflho ad
drea. l.nndon conferred today with
llolmei Mende, Topeka. Keileml
ehnlrmnn of the cnminllt-e on
urrnnaeinniiia for Ihn notlf lenlion.
Mende aald he final irornin
haa not been completed.
Kntnlly In Itelurn
The Itev. r'runrls Johannea.
Knnana I'll y, Knnn , hlihnp of
Ihn Catliollc church (or Knnaa,
will deliver tho Invocation at the
notification ceremony, John O.
M. Ilainllton, rnpuhllcan national
chairman, will deliver a ahorl
add rem and then Introduce llert
rand Bnell, permanent ehnlrmnn
or i no repniiiicnn natiouni con
vention at L'lnvrlnml, who will
Introduce (lovernor l.andnn.
following l.nndon'a apeerh, the
benedletlnn will ho pronoiineoii
tiy tho Itnv. etinrlea l Mende,
Kanaaa City, Mo., hliihop of the
Methodlat Kplncopal church for
Mlaaourl and Knnaaa.
I.andona family will return
from Katra Tark. Colo., for the
notification. They plan to ico
hark to Colorado Immediately
afterward and will be followed
by (lovnrnor l.nndon within a
week. Ijindoii will remain In
Kates Park about two wenka bo
fore he plunge Into the campaign.
Outlook for Klamath Basin
Crops Excellent at Present
Time, County Agent Finds
Crop prospects for thla sousoil
III the Kliiniutli IiiihIii aro excel
lent ut tho pruaeiit time, accord
ing to County Agent 0. A. llend
uraon, who reported riiattirca are
uxeuptloiiiilly good, which la Ini
porliuit at a lime when thorn
are great aliortugoa of fond In
the middle went,
Tint KlnniHth hiialn puHturoa
could hiindln mora livestock tliun
there l In the territory, Hender
son atalnd, .
The inn n ly agent received a
letter Hiituriluy from Die head of
Ihn llventuck Information nervine
at Mllca City, Mont., Indicating
that a Inrgn nuinher of cuttle In
t hut dlntrlct muat bn moved at
once burn lino of a ahortuge of
food.
Theao cntlln, moHtly lli r fords
and well bred typra, are lining
nrfered for anln, the Intlnr muled,
wllh cowa and cnlvea being of
fered at 140 and under, alenra
al Mix ennta and hnlfnra at flvu
reiiia, Tliean ynnrllnia weigh
about (00 pounds. It la prob
able that a number will he pur
ehuaed by local atockinen this
Meimon.
I'olato urreune In tlm Klnmuth
liaslu will be at leunt 1000 acre
nvnr lent year, and general con
dltlotia at Ihn printout time Indl
cnKi that with noruiul growing
condltloua tho bnuvleat crop In
Ihn history of tho K liimut h hnnlli
will bo llurvealnd thla full,
The flrat culling of ulfulfa la
well iiIoiik, n nd averagn reporln
Indlcntn that thn crop la a little
heavier than normal. The cul
ling began a week earlier than
ueuul, which mt'una thut there
will be a heavier aecond culling
and In many locnlltlia a third
cutting thla aeanon.
Other liny cropa are xceptlon
ally good, Haiiilemon a.ild, und
the total buy crop will be heavy,
Kven though the weather ha
been cool, grain cropa haven't
Buffered, according to the county
agent, who prod let a a beovy crop
throughout thn dlntrlct.
Gravel Pit Takes
Little Boy's Life
BAI.KM, Ore., July 13. (UP)
A boy'a flailing trip for crnw
flah ended fatally Saturday In a
walnr-fllled gravel pit.
Howard H. Carpenlnr. 10, of
Pnrkdalo, near Hood rtlvor, Ore,
fell Into a pit near Monitor and
wan drowned. Ho waa' (lahlng
wllh two other boya.
Tho body waa recovered late
today.
A great nation la built to the
platform of no political faith
It la built to the pattern of
moderation. tlaymond Moley.
Plane Brings
Stabbed Ship
Captain Help
BAN JUAN. P. !., July IS.
(Ill') A United Hlntoa marine
nlrnhine flew 2UU inllea out to
aea rlaturdiiy to bring aahore the
cnptnln of a paanenger liner who
hud burn nlnhhed In the throat
by a memhor of hla crew.
Weak from loaa of blood cana
rd by a four-Inch giinh in hla
neck. Cnptnln Torencn llurrowa,
aklpper of the A. 11. Hull bioani
ahlp compnny'a liner 8. H. Cath
erine, waa transferred from hla
hip to a llouglaa amphibian
plane In treachnroua rolling aoaa.
Threr-U'ay Radio
A three-way drama of radio
eommunlratlon waa carried out
for two houra aa the marine
plane, dlaputched from 81.
Thnniaa, Virgin lalnnd, Bought to
find thn Cathorlnn before her
aklpped bled to death.
From ahlp to ahoro, and back
In reacue plane, aped meMogie
of encourngement to the captain.
nf changna nf poalllon of the
Breeding veaael, and of frantic
dlfeclloiia to the reacun plan.
Hhlp I .it) a H ke ItJtrrnK
Al flrat unable' to locato the
rntherlnn, l.loutenant Colonel
Jamea T. Moore, of thn U. 8.
Murine Corpa, who hud taken off
for the 16.6 mllo flight to si a
to tho Catherine and bark 200
nillea to Kan Juan. Instructed tho
balp to lay down a heavy amokc
barrage, (ly the trail of anioke
he located the ahlp.
Once the ahlp waa reached,
Pr. T. . Holing. U. 8. public
henlth phyalclun who volunteered
for thn flight, ndminlatored flrat
aid to Captain Hurrowa, who hnd
lain for alx houra without ade
quate attention, and waa weak
from loaa of blood.
Klmrunn Hlnaliea Officer
High aeaa were rolling, . and
It waa at flrat thought Impoe
albte to transfer Ihn atrlcken cnp
tnln to the amphibian, finally
Colonol Moore took a rubber
boat from hla plane, (loatod It
on one of the Cnthorlne'i own
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urobilin, and put Captain Hur
rowa aboard.
Little wiia known of tho at
tack on llurrowa, except that an
altercation had occurred between
the officer and a fireman, who
auddenly Belied a knife and cut
an Inch-deep gnnh four inchea
long In the loft aldo of Hurrowa'
neck,
Condition Critical
Leaving the liner at 4:05 p. m.
the murlno plane lauded here at
6 p. in. Captain Hurrowa win
taken by amliulmco to the Sea
man hospital, He wna reportedly
In critical condition.
Tho Catherine, hound for Ita
homo port of Ntw York, from
l'uerlo Itlco, waa 208 inllea at
aea when the captain waa wound
ed. It Immediately turned to
ward Hon Juan, tho r.carcnt port,
but aent Ita wlruleaa for help
when It waa fcarjd the capinln
might die from loaa of blood
before the ahlp could make port.
Storekeeper Denies
Traps Set For Kids
RAN PHANC1HCO. July IS.
(UP) Hyman liurwiii, jib,
"Hkldway" storekeeper, who aa
aerterily uacd Imitation dime lo
bait wolf trnpa placed where
children played, Saturday pleaded
not guilty to a charge of aaeauit
lo do groat bodily harm.
Municipal Judge Daniel 8.
O'llrlnn, after exumlnlng the trap
and Boeing It apllnter a pencil
by a anap of Ita ahinlng Jaws,
fixed ball al $2500 or I&000
bond, (irowlti returned lo hla
Jail cell.
Complaint against the atore
keeper waa aigneri by parenlB of
neighborhood children who Gor
win claimed "robbid" blm and
deatroyed hla property.
Barber to Mount
Stand This Week
LOR ANOELE8. July IS. (UP)
Itobert 8. Jainen, much-marrlcd
barber on trlnl for the murder
of hla young wife, may be brought
to the wltncae atand In hla own
dofenae early thla week, dufonse
attorneys hinted Hitturdny,
Dlntrlct Attorney Huron Pitta
and hie prosecution staff are ex
pected to bring the lengthy- cane
nlosor to an end on Monday with
the end of toallmony by atate
WltllOHBOB,
MILLIDnS SPENT
ON PACIFIC COAST
Montgomery Ward apent ap
proximately 111,000,000 In the
ill row wnat count alatna, Oregon,
Wanhlugton and California, laal
year for mercbunillae purehaaua
iilono, It wna announced here to
day by It, Proobnlel, Wurds atom
manager, who hun juat received
tho Information from the com
pany 'a Chicago offlcea.
"We are proud," aald Proebktol,
"to bo ablo to allow to what an
extent Montgomery Ward la a
wont coaat Institution. A company
Belling a wldo variety of morchan-
dlan over a wide area muat alno
make nurchaaea over a comparable
area and a largo amount of theae
purnhaae center on the went
coaat."
In addition to theae expendl-
turea, the company will expend
aubnluntlal auma In connection
villi the oporatlon of the mail
order house and retail atore In
Portland, the mail order home
and atoro In Oakland and the
other stores throughout tho three
states. Theae auma will Include
money for tnxea, rnntul, wagea, ad
verilnlng. heal, light and water
and many other Itema.
E
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Mr. and Mra. Maurice Crystal
have ahlpped the flrat fat lamba
to leave the reaervatlon thla aea
ron. Thnae lamba were born dur
ing the latter part of January ana
early part of February, i ney en
tered the reaervatlon range on
May 2. and were herded by Jack
Sullivan.
Out ot xfi2 lamba the buyer re
jected only two. Three hundred
and nine were graded aa feeders
and averaged 78 pounds and 641
were fat lamba averaging 88
pounds. The fcedera are being
ahlpped lo San Franclaco and the
fat lamba to Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mra. Cryatal have a
total of 6S00 lamba. More ship
ment are contemplated on Aug.
1 and 15.
NDIGESTION
(loesrit live here any more"
I lake I Court Unit Urtr PHI b.tora
and 1 sllcf rocsU and art rrlirf . C.M.Ce.
Christian Science
Church
"Sacrament" was the subject of
the Leaaon-Hnrmou In all Chnrchea
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
July .12.
The Oolden Text was. "But to
do good and to communicate for
get not; for with such sacrifices
(lod Is well pleased" (Hob. 13:
16),
Among the citations which com
prised the Leason-Sermon was the
following from the Wide: "And
when Hie hour was come, he sal
down, and the 12 apostles Willi
him. And he took the cup, and
gave thanks, and aald, Take thla,
and divide It among yourselves;
And he took bread, and gave
thanks, and brake It, and gave
unto thorn, saying. This Is my
body which la given for you: this
do In remembrance of me" (Luke
22: 13, 17, ID).
The Lesson-Sermon also In
cluded the following correlative
passages from the Christian
Science textbook, "Science and
Health with Key to the Script
urea," by Mary Haker Bddy: "The
true sense Is spiritually lost. If
the sacrament Is confined to the
uae of bread and wine. The
disciples had eaten, yet Jesus
prayed and gave them bread. This
would have been foolish In a lit
eral sense; hut In Its spiritual sig
nification. It was natural and
beautiful. Jesua prayed; he with
drew from the material senses to
refresh his heart with brighter.
with spiritual views" (p. 32).
Sentence Imposed,
man Runs Amock
8. Hermanovlch, sentenced to
pay a fine ot $100 and to spend
40 days In Jail on vagrancy
charges Saturday morning, ran
amock suddenly after sentence
was Imposed, according to police
officers, and refused to bo separ
ated from Police Judge Rich
mond, whom he called his "sav
ior." . :
Diplomacy was needed to lure
the demented man to the county
Jail, and the police judge was
the only person Hermanovlch
would allow near hi in.
The Judge and prisoner walked
from the city hall to county Jail
arm In arm, but close behind fol
lowed two police officers who
oventunlly clapped the man Into
a cell to awnlt a sanity hearing.
The peopln must become ac
tively Imbued wllh the Idea ot
co-operative socioty,' receptive of
the general purpose and posal"
bllities of a co-operative com
monwealth. Secretary of , Agri
culture Henry A. Wnllaco. .
No Discrimination
in wmmi
Our prices for complete services are
plainly marked and unvarying as
surance to those we serve that their'
ability to pay will not increase our
charges. Nor can influence cause
further reduction in our alreidy-low
prices.
Visit Memory
Oasis In the
City.
Garden
Heart of
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This policy of FAIRNESS TO ALL
and FOR ALL explains why Klamath
County families turn to WHITLOCK'S
with complete confidence.
EARL WHITLOCK
PINE AVE. AT SIXTH ST.
1 Funeral Home
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luxurious, custom -styled. De Soto, with
93-horscpower motor, genuine Hydraulic.
Brakes, Safety-Steel Body, elioekleae ateer
ing, ride stabilizer. And this big eat eoeta
amazingly little to ran.
Cosblons are deeper, softer, seats are
ebair-height; floor are low; there's extra
seating space, extra log 1
All this la a assart, haisdeoanely styled
ear, with gleaming ehrraaaf arm 1"1g the
sweeping Mnee from radiator to roo-asy,
built-in b-mnk.
De Soto alone offers all theae features for
1695 and up, list at factory, Detroit, 'Urn
payments to fit your parse. Ask for the Offi
cial Comrru-reUl Credit Company 6 PUn.
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Eighth and Klamath
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Tempting cold Ushe created
by the chef ei the iamoua Hotel Ehoreham
In Washington, D. C
The appetising array of cold cuts shown below is a
feature of the July menu in the fashionable Louis
XVI Dining Salon of Washington's Hotel Shoreham.
Here Camels and good food go together. As Robert,
watchful malm fbiitl, observes: "Camels are the
outstanding favorite at the Shoreham."
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g"m- tl T. .it-" 1 nett "lean smoke 1 W I
ijkL VMsillM lit j mJd
ON THE CO. Bill Ferguson, star
tfWn.n (fight), says: "Camels gire
me an extra sense of well-being."
TIT
MISS UVA KIMMEY,
darioggirlpaxachute jumper.
Miss Kimmey says: "I'm a
Camel smoker. I Ilka to
smoke Camels at mealtime.
They make food taste bet
ter and encourage digestion
in a pleasant way. Camels
don't jangle my nerves."
Camels add zest to eating - they
set you right. No wonder smokers say:
T-5wv-'-vi'
MACHINE-SHOP FOREMAN. John A. Merrltt
(on rofsays:"Whcn I've finished my meal, I shove
back my chair, take out another Camel, and tnjoy
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MEALTIME often finds 11$ in a state of rush
and tension. The excitement and nervous
ness slow down the flow of digestive fluids.
Remember, then, to pause for a Camel. When
you smoke Camels at mealtimes, the flow of di
gestive fluids is helped back to normal. Alkalinity
is increased. You experience the well-being that
follows a meal well digested.
Camels are gende on your throat and they
never get on your nerves. Enjoy them often for
their cheery "lift "...for their unequaled taste
...for digestion's sake. Camels set you right!
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