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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1924)
THE KLAMATH NEW - -T United News and United Press Telegraph Services . -V . N . JL4 V V miNo: nc. ZR-3 IN TOUCH WITH AMERICA turn am Em ill ZEPPELIN Mill Wivrh, w . ;wi The Zoppelln ZH-S hi' established communication lilt imiro hut. ........ u4 at liar Harbor. Michigan a: nr Hor Inland ut C:30 p. m. Biwn time. u:im:i xkws comfh KlIll.Y l AFTF.RNOON! CHATAM, Ma.. Oct. 1J. tl'ili( Ne) leaving the iUorea behind the ZK-3 I rrui iit toward Bermuda' at the ipe4 of 69 mile an hour, wlre !w mtstacei from the Zopplln rlaiiAmer Sierra Ventunna ald tkli afternoon. The airship ban onl:td nearly half of It Jsarsey from Krlederlchafen to Ukthnnt. when lust beard from. HARVEST HOME LUNCHEON FOR FORUM MEET lnt of a Kerb of Special uwwnng ior TliOfto ho Are ln(orHiN In Karuu ii f ... . ' i.njrvesi itome luncheon at vMM.lrl-, , vunimerce lorum Swken fmm different lilS 'win Klamath county will ad-! rhe gathering on the pro-1 treat of agriculture In their re-! Pwtive communities. lunrneoa nerved will con- 1 "1 Of Klamath ut win hV . ;.. . iV" ......,. i Klmctive. ' ' bImI1' lh. nt " "rles of tin... i"-"iiTann(c witn the t 2 : ,nl8 ret baain ych and highly .productive -hUK IX T.IWMA W r our new cases ?, hoo,H- They will KdnrTn open ,hU week- l5 nn eloaed Blnce September t League Results fiamoH Sumlav ' ' W"6' ! fnd of seventh. W " Sacramento" 2, first C;r",J.'klnd 2, sec. 8alt i.. W "e 7. Vernon 4. first W .ke r. Vernon 4, second A'w"-PorU.nd. rain. lciB"Kof IP riul,. 1 v.. " .102 0 .B31 .103 .101 91 .r..io 94 i. 6 17 95 .610 .1 "e 99 9ft ... on H" ,4S0 7 104 .4 fi S 9" .4R9 ""Hento"'"- 3 110 .430 KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1924. HARD TIMK IMItTV FOR AMiOMA FOLK ALGOMA. Oct. 13. :lr. and Mr. Vernor Diaverx gave a hard lime u.rty Katurdiy even nu. Dancing and cards were the pas Irmo of the evening. Roasted wlen'cs, burnt and coffee were nerved at midnight. Those pre sent wer: MeHMrn and Me dame, licorice Hoffman. Harry Words. John Windsor. Dean Dow, llowurd Dunn. Conrergood. lien Lfti.gard. Karl KraiiKH, H. A. Mdicr4. Julian Abbott, Herb F.ngland. Joe Itrnwn. Hill Sow Ml. Williams. Raker. Karl llrovn. H. Uhrin. Deavers. Jack Martin and Mr. and Mr. Curtis Hmlth. Mm. Km fhrln. and Mr. and Mra. nemelhorne of pelican Hay. Kvorylmdy reported a good lime. CALIFORNIA IN FOREST FIRES LEADS NATION riminrlul Io TIiIm Yi Said To IU Grenlrr Than Kvit lU-foro In Slate SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. O.-t. 13. (United Vrt) For the Hecond connecutive aeation. Cali fornia lead tube United States In the matter of forest fires. There ere 1.810 fire sin Cali fornia' up to Hepteanber 30. Tiie fires burned over G0.1.000 acre of government and private Imd.i and cost 76,00O to siirpres. Fifcy-nlno per cent of the fires were "man cauned' 'according tr the forestry service and of the "man caused" fires smokers were -most to blame. Lightening canned 41 per cent of the total number of fire. The financial ma due to for est fires In greater this season than ever bnfore. according to the forestry service officials. LA FOLLETTE STRONG SAYS FRED GLOVER Jeweler ltack From California .With I nor m At ion That Independents 1'ad ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clover have Just returned from a, buying and pleasure trln which took them as far south as San Jose with stops at San Francisco. Oakland. Marysville and Anderson. OPhe trip was made by train and the stop-overs were for a day or two each. Both Mr. and Mrs. Grover report the political senti ment except In San Franwico, to be very strong for La Follette. In Sun Francisco the (Movers were In touch only with dealers, and particularly Jewelry dealers who represent closely the Wall street eentiment, and there were quite strong for Coolldge accord ing to Glover. Throughout the cities visited, other than San Francisco, the cars with La Follette and Wheel er slickers otit-number those of Me other candidates according to the Glovers. XF.v school nrs VOll Sl'MMKHS DISTRICT SUMMERS, Oct. 13. Walter Storey came out Monday morn Inn with a new body on the old school bus. It Is much larger than the old one and la paint ed a light green. He will be oWe to transport all children who are obliged to go Into town to school much more comfortably and; satisfactorily than hereto fore. There are about 18 pupils, both grade and hlh school, who who thfa means of transporta tion MURDERER OF DAN M'DONALD HELD AT BEND The-murderer of Dan McDon ald, who was killed in Chiloquln September 29 of last year. Is be lieved to be in jail at Rend and Sheriff Lloyd Low haa gone there to assist, In the identification of he man and secure his return here for trial. According to a message re reived by Sheriff Low yesterday afternoon from the sheriff of Dcychutes county a man is held there by federal officers on a white slave charge and the wo man in the case says that this man has admitted to her that he killed McDonald at Ctiiloquin last year. The murder of McDonald was I he sensation of the hour here and besides a reward offered by the Kwauna Box company for whom McDonald was working at the time of his death, many of his personal friends Joined in augmenting the amount. The evening of September 29, 1923t four men, of whom McDon ald wa one, were in a tent at the Kwauna camp near Chiloquln playing piker. Suddenly two masked men with guns entered the tent and demanded "Hands up." In the sudden commotion one of the players knocked over bis chair and fell over it. In the moment that the attention of the robbers were directed to this occurence McDonald moved to get Into position to strike one of the hold-up men. Turning quick ly . the robber caugAt McDonald in the act and shot him through the heart causing instant death. The two men fled and left no trace. One was bellleved to be a Mexican and the other white. A coat which one of the men left had the name D. Caplno in rhe pocket and that has been believed to be the Mexican. McDonald was considered the best blacksmith In Klamath coun ty and waa popular among his as sociates and had a legion of friends. BURKE THROWS HIS OAKRIDGE MAN SATURDAY Henry 'Burke; popular wrestler of Klamath Falls, threw George Johnson in 48 minutes at Oak Tidge last Saturday night, using a bead and arm scissors. John son weighed 180 against 160 for Burked " . " '' At the present time a wrestling match between Burke and Bea santa Singh, the Hindu cham pion, is being arranged for. an early date. Singh has wrestled all over th weorld and the match between him and Burke Is sure to be a worthwhile exhibition. SHENANDOAH TO BE HELD UNTIL OCTOBER 15 A. M. SAN DIEGO, Calif.. Oct. 13. (United News) The Shenan doah will hot sail northward Tuesday It was announced Mon day night following a conference of officers of dirigibles. Weather forecasts predicting rough sailing caused the decision. Flight will probably .be. started .Wednesday. i:kv. da vis delivers interesting address "Tbe.Karly History of y,in." an illustrated sermon incorpor ating the 15 creative epochs from a blbical standpoint, was deliver ed Sunday morning by Rev. W. W. Davis of the Immanuel Bap tist church. No finer exponent of the Bible has been heard in Klamath Falls, was conceded by those who heard him. A drawing by Dr. Davis, de picting h:s version of the dawn of creation, was used by him to illustrate bis sermon. This series of aermon-t will he continued by Dr. Davis each Sunday morning at 11 a. m. The members of the Immanuel Baptist church ' ex tend a cordial invitation to the public to -attend. LOS ANGELES IS AFTER AIR MAIL SERVICE With 500 Pounds Daily Thit City Want Air Route to Salt lAike to Connect East, . IX)S ANGELES, Calif.. Oct. 13. (United Press Ik -To pave the way for the establishment of an air, mail station in this city and to show the postal authorities the need for providing mall planes to connect Los Angeles with Salt Lake, a move has been start ed here by the chamber of com merce urging all of southern California to increase their pat ronage of the transcontinental air mail service. On a recent rv!sit to the city Luther Bell, traffic manager of the United States air mail service stated that grven assurance that 500 pounds of air mail may te collected in Los Angeles daily, the postal department will open the air route between this city and Salt. Lake to supplant pre sent methods of taking. air mail by train to- the latter city where it. connects with the mail plane. HAS YOUR STORE A WHICH IS PULLING A slogan will hold the atten tion when all else fails.. That has been found to be the case with business, with, political parlies and with nations. "An Empire Awakening," was adopted by- the Klamath county chamber of commerce as the. sbx--gan for the advertising propa ganda which was and" is being put out. The catch phrase drew attention and hasr 'been " quoted all over Oregon and in adjoin ing states. . -1 , r1- Merchants of Klamath Falls have slogans, nearly all of thean having some expression by which their peculiar business is known. "Let George Do Tt," cannot mean but one place of business and the store carrying that slogan is do ing more business today because of it than would be done other wise. "I Ain't Mad at Nobody." is another well . known slogan and, while when translated into cor rect grammar means ."I am mad at somebody," loses nothing In Its value thereby and no doubt has attracted business to the store that uses it. The slogan must be a terse statement to have value. A cer tain San Francisco store carries, "For the Stout ' Woman Who Cares," and that means a lot for the most of them care these days. A popular make of soap has, "Keep That School Girl Complex ton." The soap la just an ordi nary soap suitable tor - washing Price Five .Cento AT CANTON, WITH; MANY KILLED WASHINGTON', Oct. IS. -(United News) Fighting broka out in Canton, China, between la-: bor troops and merchant volun teers, according to consular ad vices received by the state de partment today. Fifteen persons were' killed and many wounded, according to the information. La bor troops were defeated and a number were captured and .turn ed over to General LI . Su Lin. acting mayor. Practically-afl the stores are closed and many streets are barricaded , v-; MOHAMMEDAN SACRED CITY IS IN DANGER LONDON. Oct. 13. (United News) Mecca is surrounded by Wahibl tribesmen and their en try into the sacred, city is '. ex pected momentarily according te dispatches here. Refugees are fleeing to Jeddah and the situa tion borders on - chaos. It la feared the city wilt be pillaged. ; . HKMRY FORD WITHDRAWS HIS MI SSEL SHOALS BD NEW YORKT Oct. 13. (Unit ed News) Refusing to allow one of his industrial - enterprise - to remain a political football Henry Ford has withdrawn his bid for mussel shoals. He now plana to develop a vast amount of nower from his Kentucky Coal fields. - FIGHTING SLOGAN BUSINESS? one's neck and ears but that slo gan put it over as a wonderful soap for the complexion and the sales lead all others now.' The Klamath News is deslroue" of making a collection of slogans used in Klamath Falls and plans on running a prize contest on those used here which will help to familiarize all Klamath coun ty with them and what they: . mean. - . . With this idea In view we are -asking the merchants to advise us of their slogans so we can use them in the coming contest. Of course we know many of them now but in order that yours Is pot overlooked you should advise this paper as to what it is, some' thing of its origin and the rea son for . its adoption, If those things are known. - Anyway do not neglect to inform us if . you have a slogan and If you have not and wish to adopt one In time to get in on the contest Just call for the "Slogan Editor" and we win be glad to help you. There will be cash prizes for those who can properly locate all . the slogans with special prises -' for those who can tell something ' of the business back of the slo- . gans and after it 1s over your slogan will be a household word ' In Klamath county. The - entire contest will be handled by a specially appointed regular employe of this news paper. A 1 1 communication should be addressed to "Slogan : Editor," Klamath Newt. . i - Av.r
