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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1925)
i r j , . """ -m! ' rnuay, April Z, V.)Zn. NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTURES Pao- Plv v." I Ujsirl Found Head Abroad . in Probe . leahkrs jn: Italian political crisis' I Chief Figures in News of the Day s ..,vlu"r'?,!;' . tea 3T. Z -nsv iirCM i-.r,i chart. iifii liiirl. of Canton. III.. mysteriously (1lKMi-arwl from i -inula (itirmany. where she wan studying miiBlc. Her ' ' .. . . .1.1 , .1.. . .. I... tl.a lf-l fttlfi Lil to r.urupe iu mi i , lly wan found In a mull stream running MiioukIi the middle The" Auieric.au consul ut-imicu tug c 1 l VWW'l - -37. I V. I,'-' COlltMf.BvaTol VI4W CO. Mat o . A CHAMP IN TWO LINES Plant, America' distance walking champ, hat also a side kh he rxcels. He it shown making a brief bag in the very f 15 minutes, which is a record to shoot at Willie leaves pchhwiIIc, Ky., to compet in the National Indoor Champion f Figures in News of the Day f I o e Fft ?. -fib V (2 6 i IT -p .... : Vs iT IK 'ul.l HlHhop, younwst il'niKlit.T of llio Int.- t!"',T',5'. "J " V.'lViv f H.-nry A. IHop. Jr., ..t Nnw York, lias Rlvun hirlli t l; w liiiail yihuinif kiironit'ii invalcry man," nnd :ld o ' IhMl UM.n I,, tl ,1.1 u,.in.il a llllllorlty ' """ 'V ' "'Urn So,., i.v, the fucetlouH namu nmlof which nnii) I'arln dons hualncsa. "It was tho most cuain"i f'lvnl." w u i,.,m Nnah. I ha Amnrlean l'sl ' " Hi., wrl,," in tollliiB In Paris of hor Cairo divorce from bi; I:k iith.n nnhllliv, to whom Fho hail bi'en niarruu -Aii"ii Chainlmrlnln. iiniluh VnralKn Bocrotftry. lias nnounM. of Nations Hint Great llritnin n-Jectg the Ouncva ioji. " niakiiiB ur wur ruthr than for peace. A W ?.r&":. T-IN 5 v ' pi. ;,, Un thi v ot hin emnilnatlnn In tic ll-ons Ciiitniy. New York, child innrrli'-n anilal. IM-putf fltv -IitK rhiillilln J MrCabl. of Srm York Clly. lieu. I of the Urrnn Mir rlaito l.lrrn Hiircn'i. rommltifl iili'l'lr hy ihrnwlna hlmsi'lt hftore an fli-vau-d train. Il had Iwen rfiiKiirt-Ml for falling to fiprc's suf T i i it t euro In Kran;;ng marriage Uri-uyi-H to minors. Kw ?ronibit:on Commissioner 'i VL m ' j, ' iff . 1 i - vl a. s ' j m 2 1 3- ili'-c r lour men who are prominently mentioned In the presem t :: I uutn-aval lii Italy. Antonio 8alaadra, former Premier, caused i ..(:,..!! inn hy d' HeriltiK Premier Benito Mussollui, following the pol wi nf diM'iiiui'iii!! that alleged Mussolini knew too much of the -u-di ( the inlllliinalre Socialist Deputy, MatteotL Blgnor Amendob) i i in- il tnr ol ti e ami KusclEtl journal "II Mondo," suppressed by Mus mi A.hiim Tone lias teen appointed to the Mussolini Cabinet ts . i nit Salamlr Siiniur Fuderzonl, Minister of the Interior in the 'ab!it, and ht-ad of the National Police, Is primarily ! : itimMb fur the action of the Fasclsti "Black Shirts," as the militia .- i-al.. U f'" Vx ten f - 1 Sctintor Thumas Slcrllnn, Itepnn llran "( Smith I'akota. who has ht-en nnnii'd as Prohibition Coin nnsslmii'r hv President Coolldxe to siirreed liov A Hnynea. Ever since Senator Slerllna and President ( iinlHltie ere defeated In the State piiiiuiicB last year, a common bond of Kvinpaihy lias sprung, up between them Also. Sterling Is a tlnn llplutr nnd supporter nf Hie Presi deul's Proutliitliiii .r.lllnde f! U hDt "WOOD 4 UNOIRMDOO, N. V. OI-F TO THE "BATTLE OF THE PACIFIC" A thousand United States Army soldiers aboard, the United States Army transport "Chateau Thierry" steam down the harbor from New York, bound lor Hawaii, where the "reinforcements" will stiffen the defense of the islands in the Army-Navy mimic war now being staged in Pacific waters. Co!,! Cash for a Cold Trip I , Urges France To Refuse Payment Of Debts Now s i, ? it J IXJuNAVC K-CJ-nCAyr, JOHN f.RHNRT2 E.F. Mt.DOKApO. John U Relnarts. of South Manehesler. Conn., wizard of short wave radio, was signed In Chicago by Captain Donald A .Mac. Ml Han, famous Are te nM'lorex at 11,000 a month to broadcast on the latter s forth coming polar expedition In search of a "lost tribe." Photo "hows, eft ?o ncht. Captain MacMlllan. Heluaru and Commander hugone V. Mac Donald. 1 it a stt NIV-ITONI VISM CO. MCW VOfl-ti Jacques Ualnvilic. famous for eign edilor of "Llborte,-" Purls newspaper, who says that France should not pay any of her war debt to the United States, or sign any agreements, for tho next flvu years, or until the amount of Germany's war loan, or Indebtedness, of 16 bil lion gold marks, has been sub scribed to. I 'V fi f few r 'r iOove:, STlKES. XITCEV BROiDKHftKTJ tSaSico: UCOTX-IAM: CooREIs :UOEE jOSMEX iPASHA. James Lncey, Northampton, Mass., cobbler and the man to nwm President Coolidge once wrote: "If It bad not been for you. I would never bave been in the White House," was unable to attend Mr. Coolldge's Inauguration In Washington. A contest of the election of Smith W. Brookhart as United States Senator from Iowa, has been tiled with the Senate by tbe officials of the Republican Central Com mittee of Iowa. William Cooper Hobbs, an obscure London law cl-Tk. has been placed on trial there for participating In the blackmailing of 81r Harl Singh, Rajah of Jammu and Kashmir, which created an Inter national scandal. Ismet Pasha Is expected to succeed Fethl Bey as J"remier of the Angora Government a! Turkey. Amundsen Ready for Polar Flight - A 'Hi til In' - I t. iAr 5 f llVj, Plans tor the flight by Raold Amundsen, famous Arctic explorer, and bis aides to the North Pole, are oearing completion. The utr--Idanes and necessary supplies have been shipped ahead to the explor ers at Spitsbergen, Norway, and all la In readiness for .the dash to the pole. Photo shows tbe airplanes being loaded on at Spitzbvrgeiu Amundsen's plane will be piloted by Lieut. Dietrlchson. Traded Wives; All in Jail a e? R F 'S-.. -S.- .'!.......,.'" W-"1 1' I'l v t' Odeus Cravens and Curt Wallace, farmers of BloomfielU, Mo., en tered pleas of guilty when charged with having traded each other's wives. They were sentenced to five months In jail, and their wives re ceived the same punishment at the court's hands. Tho couploa have announced their Intention of obtaining divorces and re-marrying In ac cordance with their present affoctlons. Left to right are Cora Wallace, twenty-four; her husband. Curt, twenty-seven; Nellie Cravena, thirty two, and Odous Cravens, 30. The Wallaces have been married sevea years and the Cravons eight. . ,LJ ,,, , ; ( fv- , at
