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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1936)
Y July 20, 1030 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE GHANG E ANNUAL P NEXT MONTH At a moetliia; of (ha oxncutlva 'til ill II (oo of tliu I'd liioliu iiiniiKu Hit I it )'l it y, llltiniiliiil by Anius Hlm'll, prusldiiiil of Ilia Kliinxn umiucll, Aire. John Taylor, lucturur or tliu I'muonit icrniiKo mxl Mm. II. II. Aiidiirsoii mill Mis, Illona Hluck, t II ' 111 ItOIH of I'OIIIIIIItt IlllllllllillllUS, pliius wnia purfiiiitnd for I ho Kluni; nth I, like county's ptiiilit to lis In-Ill nn AiikiihI I mid o. I'luni wore ul no (oniililii fur lliu i'kiiii lur iiuurlorly I'oinoiia iirauiie it i 1 1 ti k lo bo liolil at Illy on Aiik iihI 8, urcorillnir to announcement hy I.. Alva Loads, nuislor of t ho I'oinoiiu uruiiKO. It win Uiiclilml tlmt the plenlo would be a two-day affair Inrllnu liiiinrillatnly on ailjnlli niuiuil of I tin I'oinonii Hi'uiiKii on Hiituiduy vvuiiIiik. AiiiiukI a at lloolira park Just 'lu'rnss Ilia Klamulli couiily Una In Luke en mil y on Ih it Klulll-uth-l.akovlnw IllKhwuy. Thu plc ii In la lo lia under tliu iiiiiIim' of lliu Klmiialli ami l.uko I'nuionu otiiiiki'S Willi Klnniiitli l'oitinnii ai'HuK aa host. All Krnnitors, tlmir fiiiulllca ami frli'iiil will he will roma and urn to ailond ii-iuirtd Willi cuiiipl'iK o'lulpiiirnt for onu UlKllt. Kuiurduy tiviiiliia a himflro pro tiriim will Im hold, liirluilllin hIiik lux mill Kiiinrt. Tho Hmnliiy pro It ru Ml will Hurl at If: 3u a. m. with a hnsrtiull kiiiiih tiutween Kliiiiuilh ami Luke t-ouuly anui licrN for lli Intor-rouuty cham pionship. At II a. in., will ba di'voilnnul exorcises and aliiKiiiK At niMiti will ti held tlia amiuul picnic banket lum-li with lie cream, c'ffiMi and ptiiirh furnished by lliu lo I'oiiinna arutiK'S. Inimiiilliitii ly after luncheon will ho hold the drill team contest of Klamath and l.akn county subordinate KruiiK" drill loams for pilot awarded by tlia Pomona granges. IMirlna tbo afternoon there will ba a proKraui of old-tlmu auiiiau iitputa and sport amii aa lioiso ahoo pltrhlna contests, lua-of-wiir bi'Iwi.im Kliiiiuilh and Luke county KruhaiTK, fat inati'a aud fat woman'a races, throo-lciiaed rarun. UK races and other contests and 1 aporla lo tin arruiiKod for tlia I amusement of young and old. Tha Pomona granae meeting t will ha an all day session Hiitur day and will oiivcno prompily nt 10 I. m. to consider an Important program partially prepared hy tho Klamath aranae council July ft. Thli prnKrnni will bo completed In dolnll hy Pomona officer, and I announced lutitr. Thla Pomona With Roosevelt on Loafing Cruise , ; :. i. 'f ; .' I'. , . : . . ... f:'- r With three of hli aoni and a profemlonal loilor aa tlio crow, Presi dent Itooaovolt anila Icliurrly along tho northern New England countllne In tho 52-foot otixllllurv ichooner Sowanna, pictured (top) under full mil ai It left Pulpit Harbor, Mnlne, attended by an offi cial convoy. Below, tho Proaldant (riKht) kcepi hli hands on the helm and leovca the work to aoni John, Jomci and Franklin. Jr. 5- .&v5X&&'?-m.-- ttfTY, i ' I 1 - res i . t. n, 7v. - " muetlni vejll ho hold at Illy with tho Illy omnia aa hoit. On ac count of a propoiqd chnngo in tho chvdule of Pomona meetliiK'. It waa decided by tho executive com mltloa to ank all Krunicorj attend Iiik to contribute to a potlucl: luncheon. Aa the ovenlng will be devoted to tho plrnlc, the 5th do arm will not be exemplified aa la tho cimtom following (ho Po mona aeanlon. Appllcanla for memborahlp will bo Riven Iho fjth deiires obllxatlon but will not ro- celve the deitreo of Pomona until the regular November aeaalon. The Pomona executive commit tee connlata of I,. Alva Lewli, Mn. Pearl llradahaw, M. J. taoaley, Karl W. Mark and It. H. Anderson. Picture! roveal I.andon'a an aiiKlnr, but It would eeem that fishing li hardly proper campaign technic, since they don't pay off In November on the states that got away. VOLCANO SPITS . ' -1 ' IKHIOTA, Columbia, July 20. lUI') A volcuuln eruption show ered tho Tuiiuorrea area, near the Ki'iuidor border, with ashes and lava Hulltrduy In tho wake of an earthquuke which levelled Tu'iunrret and dumuged seven ollmr town. " Fourteen weie known dead and 22 were gravely Injured as a result nt the earthquake, which occurred lam night, Willi Inter mittent minor temblors today. MoMt of the Injured were women and children. The volcanic niouiiluln was neur Cerro Negro. Mountaineers evncuutrd their ruined homes and fled toward the lowlands. The eruption caused panic be cause many villagers had rushed u the mountains to escape the earthquake. Colli leal Feuds Continue H'uvy quake duniaga was re ported. Tuqurrrca, a town of DO, 000 ras reported In ruins. Destruction extended to Pasto, Tiilenn, Han (Inhrlel, Bantander, YhuciihI and Pauainal, Political bitterness was not forgotten after the quake at Tiiqiicrra. Two hours after the miijor tninhlor struck, the (Jon. xales arid Carzon families en guged In a political feud on the streets. One person was killed, number gravely wounded, liefer renewed quakes put an end to the fight. Court House ftecordi (RATI: It HAY) Hull Mini Oregon, California and Eastern Itullway company versus Isaac l.oe. plalntllf asks 182.42 with Interest In payment of promissory note, fr0 attorney's fees and costs. It. C. (J roes beck, plain tiff's attorney lilvorre Action Filed Katherlne Velma Chrlsmon versus Maxwell Hubert Chrlsmon. Couple married In Tacoma, Wash.. December 192. Plain tiff chargis cruel and Inhuman treutmeut, asks custody of minor child subject to defendant's right to visit said child at all reason able and proper times, 160 a month .for support of child dur ing pendency of suit and per manently, flSO attorney's fees and 120 suit money. J. H. Napier, plaintiff's attorney. Order or DImhImaI The circuit court Saturday or- LOOK YOUR BEST Improve your tlun. Relieve the Irri tation of pimples and blotches with soothing, scientifically medicated Resinol Recruiting Jobless for "Hunger March' i, nWm With threat to "capture the capitol" unless the legislature termin ated the relief deadlock and provided funds for their sustenance, unemployed men and women of Pennsylvania marched on Harris burg in a formidable outburst of resentment Leaders of the "hun ter march" are pictured addressing demonstration to recruit fol lowers In Philadelphia. ile red suit dismissed in the case of A. A. Schramm, former sup erintendent of state banks in charge of liquidation of Oregon Hank and Trust company, versus It. H. llovey. MnrrliiKe Applications Moyd Welch. 26, Kirk timber fuller, to Wllma Long, 17, of Kirk. Oreer F Drew, 21. Klamath Falls clerk, to Faye K. Buchan an, 21, of Pelican City. John Truman ftunyan, 26, Klumath Falls clerk, to Alexis Jesse Lyle, 25, of Klamath Falls. James Herbert De la llosa, SO, Med Bluff. Cal., pressman, to Marie Marguerite Healy, 45, Red liluff housewife. Montana to Hold Primary Tuesday HELENA. Mont.. July 20. (UPJ Nearly 6.000 candidates for public office voiced final arguments and appeals Saturday for the aupport of Montana voters In the state's primary elec tion Tuesday. Party candidates for county, state and national offices will be chosen when the 261,807 regis tered voters retire to voting booths in the state's 1,237 precincts. NDIGESTION "doesn't live here anymore" 1 tak 1 Csrltr! Unit Urer Fill tutors and 1 slier mrshond art rrliW. OC.M.Ce. British Troops at Gibraltar Prepare For Emergencies (Copyright 1036 by Unite J Press GIBRALTAR, July 20. (UP) British troops were hold In readiness early Sunday for an emergency that might require their presence at tha Spanish border where the military took over command of the populous town of La Llnea, on the Span ish side. Martini law was declared In La Llnea after an outburst of shooting that followed the at tempt of a sentry to halt a sus picious automobile apeedlng to ward tbo town. Only one per son was reported wounded but the Incident served to spotlight tho high tension prevailing as a result of tho revolt In Morocco. Aa troops on the Spanish side were hold in their barracks pend ing word that might send them post haste to the Moroccan pro tectorate, a report that the sit uation In Africa waa most ser ious came from Tangier. A prominent Spanish resldont of fthe walled city of Tetuan said his native city was In the bands of rebels, that many had been killed and Injured In the uprising and that a general strike thrtal ened all Morocco. Gold Vein Found v In Mojave Area BAKKltaKIEI.D, Calif,. July 20. (UP) A rich four-foot roll of gold, believed to be a continu ation of the vein that produced a fortune in tne early days, waa discovered at tho (lovernnr mine, 46 miles south of Mojave Sat urday. The gold ore Is reported to have been assayed at 1 117 per ton. The mine was opened and originally operated by the latt Henry T. Gage, former governoi of California, hut has beon idle for many years. Man Sentenced For Drunk Driving John W. Olln. Shasta Way, waa fined $100 In Justice court on charges of driving while In toxicated. Olln Is laying out the fine In Jail. Allen Brown Raines and A. Douglas James were named In complaints Monday charging drunkenness on a public highway. SSI Peaches! 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