The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 26, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textled Circulation THE i:W(Kvrv Mfirnintr Kxi-ont M'inriavi IURG IS ED III WIN PRESIDENT Navy Attacks ! Hawaiiansin Big Maneuver DAILY KLAMATH United News and United Press Telegraph Services lrw it. -.. . . " .... nLAMA 1 11 I-ALLS. ORE.. SUNDAY APRU. 9R 100c NEWS Official Paper of City -of KLAMATH FALLS Anne Monroe May Write New Book on Lava Red Country Price Five Cent Winners of Klamath News Ca,if-Cattle Bank Word Contest Announced htly Modified 'oday' Voting I IIONOLl'Lir. -prll 25. The in Ik My turn-, of sea. land and air I ... j a . '" grip hi Ids this afternoon Military Leader i ,,, piJ1(, ()n of he IIuwnlttan ; For Pretident Islands with a major engagement ; in imuh ana MarK rurre, re ported between Molokal and Lanal. The casualties or the progress! of Ihe "battle" In whlih "f..r. i !A.rll 25 Foreshadow.. , . .. . 11 h()l.! I tin rr...t Wy be expected n the rilll(), ()f , (Ill.mc frrm Amrl(.an capture la a yet unknown. The first actual rasuulty In the' "hnt tin of Oulm" uii'urred !"le this nftiTUiuia whim a lie lfavlluinl plune i i rashrd Into a house at Fort Hiiaft-r to which It i carrying aj nipmimn In connection with the I "hi irk" inaii.uvci, f()r holding the Inlands, br clashes occurred ,,l parta of (iormany pi rtcr t !'"' Hliid- Kurninr ChmiolUir Ihk candidates tor urn tuiiiiirrow'a election, field marshal, candl-p.iril.-i ( the rlKht. ,. tonight --If the vlg- f Ms niaiiR rH wen- .(l.ul(.tllinl ,uymoI,(1 Morroni' hut Murx support- ,,, Katt,.reA .run arm ,, km n K JiMl h mumy iiihi n, ,.,, in j,rj,.n Kiaff Sergeant I opinion aKrueu Ihut nJInl),n . ,, n h(. rlllne ; i " ln do"'"- I t unhurt. Icicklng lllndonliurg. : Marln ( h(,t ; , atr-lr ll minute A, ,., t,cIm.k -hooting Into a truck j ..,,,,,.. m,r,n fnim hc ,lt:lck. r. publicans In ll.-rlin. ,R W)r rH)(lr(.d rernni,,. l: wounding two. Out-. , lh .,,,.,,, .,., , Itfii.il. w!.h ll'u pmPuve (if eilub lulling land bases on the ialnnda of ,l t,illl O. (', Appli'ltllll- vet rim campaigner nf I I n MihIih Hiir la In receipt of a letter from Anne Hiuinnon Monro tin- unl tonally fanioua aollior. . who I ilia written a rueM t I hp Captain to chaperon her ovur lti ltva lll coun try and tin- historic icruuml whli-h flKunil n the atlrrlnK iii-iiIh of tint Indian liur of IH7U unci 1H7H. It la ih.nnIIiIp that Mm. Monroe U iIjioiiIiik a m-w novel nltli the MiMloe buttle (.found" nil Kliinuilli roimly aa a hack Krounil. Arrorillni; to Captain .:I.-Kii(... She luia hut rifciit ly ulillsheil n wiwtit-u novel wl'lrll haa an eastern Oregon rnii-li for ha M-lilnx. I) M'ADOO SENDS A to t'le fj.M-latl. h-riiii " Mulekal nn, J.inal from which op- wl,h "f i raticiH cuuM 1,o directed aitalnat TO SEN. WHEELER i CuHh prize winners of the Klamath Sewn' lig word con- test, as announced last night by the three judges, Attorney C.i F. Stone, Postmaster John A. McCall and Police Judge Lem1 Gaghagtn, were as follows: First: Mrs. A. B. Kirkdendall, 925 Wal nut street $500.00. Second: W. W. Walkemeyer, box 321, Klamath Falls, $250.00. Third- Nella Wahl, 1819 Johnson stret, $166.66. Fourth: Mrs. Docia Norris. Moe's Wo-! (man's Store, $125.00. - 1 ! Fifth: John K. Robertson, 815 E. Main j street, $100.00. Over 80,000 worua were turned j repetltiona. Judges were kept busy, In by the acores oi entrants la the j for nearly a month, carefully check- j i content. The winner had slightly ling the lists. In order that everyone! j lem than 1,000 words, taken from might be given justice. There were1 'the letters In "THE KLAMATH only seven words separating the flrntj I NEWS." Some contestants had prize -winner from the second. i 2,000 and S.000 words in their lists, but many of theBe had to be stricken out because of the words being oh' solete, technical, proper names and NEW SECRETARY nr otitp iniyn By Sanitary Board Uf dlAlL AoRj L COURT H A I KM, April M. A sllt)t modifhatlon of tile ban against California cattle, ahepp and hofca waa agreed on by the atulo HveaUM'k sanitary Colu mbia km today. Tlie . ban baa been In effect since the hoof and mouth dlaeaue epidemic a year wgo. I'mler the modification, shii eil by the governor to become effective .May 6, livestock will be permitted to enter from California umler special permit for Immediate slaughter ouly.' Cattle for ""grazing purpoaea will also be allowed Into the stitfe under a federal certifi cate anil when accompanied by aworn atatcnnanta from owners as to where they Have been grazed ln California. Kellogg Breaks Silence and Declares For Int'L Tribunal Court WASHINGTON. April 25. Secre tary of State Kellogg, la an address here tc-nJght to the American So ciety nt International Law declared himself unreservedly ' in faror ' of submission of M International dl- iputes to an International tribunal.. BULGAR STRIFE Cash checks totaling $1,100 are made out for the winners, and the lucky ones may hare the checks by calling at The News office. ..ever ml ... iljWil1,in .lef..,,.,.. i been seen in inn . lapltal as are dls "relcliahanker" group preilnmtnatn. kry precautions nave the authorities to, Th. .M,,i. ktr at the polli tomor-.tl()n of ..en,.my ,ironBn, f()ur he waa vindicated here Krlday. Sen- fjmllre have been i.iot- nii01l ,outB of Kaunakaal. accord- ator Thomas J. Walsh, chief defense lng to advices t "black" head-' counsel, announced tonight. i quarters and "blue" reconnaissance, A dnir- . fha i,iietment will nlr over Oahu are said to have been r estimates ot tne voies fin EAT FALLS, Mont.. April 25. - Steps will he tuken Immediately Iteporta said the "enemy" In an contest the legality of the Wash- allenipt to land small hi.uta at Ington Indictment, charging Senator llonaton was attacked by a flight lllrlon K. wheeler, with conspiracy of "black" planes and the landing . , . . . , i to defraud the government In con- furce beaten off. ' nectlon with the same case In which News Announces a New Big . $5000 Circulation Contest be held In readl- lu the scene ot the In progress. I be filed In Washington, and prn- planns erodings will be Instituted in the Ul at a little bel.w numur .., attacking Certainly the 'lKre.h.v. hii.h vr Relmflelrt Montana federal court, Walsh said. fcr than In the Sarch ; , fc , A-i.rrA . DB un. Cordon CaniDbell. Montana oil hen only 28,000.000 runt,.d. i man, 'who is indicted. Jointly with polls 1 Kiibs Hisin lilim ! Wheeler on charges that they con- kient to the press the rii.n-k" aircraft and sulimarlnes spired to get fraudulent oil drilling llimlenlnirg rlalnieil (.oncPtratlng In an effort to permits from the government, has b:eB ronceilihg Ills op- .. , .; moIher ship for notl.ied re.leral autnoritles ne will iiim les The repnh-' ,i. i,i" ir .mnulrnn in Ihe contest his removal frunnireat Falls! Every reader is invited to become a contestant in the Klamath News' $5,000.00 prize circulation-building contest, and share in the rich rewards offered to those who prove themselves to be the best contestants between now and June 15th, 1925. An automobile, a full acre of ground, and thirteen oth2r prizes are to be 'given to the highest contestants in this contest. Men or women, young or old, mar- No longer subscriptions than five rled or slnxlav 'A good rharauter . years will be accepted from any sub- are eligible to become contestants. jscrlber under any conditions. The only thing necessary to success Votes cannot be purchased. They in this undertaking la a little well-.are to be had only. on bonaflde sub- directed energy daring one's spare time for the next few weeks. I Kellogg did not refer specifics! jly to the world court. I "I am Tieartlly ln favor of a H Judicial tribunal to which nations may present their problems and I their International disputes." be i "I would be in favor of submit 'ting all Justifiable questions to ant I intranational tribunal." Kellogg said he did not expect such an advanced 'view to be ac cepted at once because he did not believe the world ready. I "But," said Kellogg, "if we get the tribunal and the world comes LONDON. April 25. Anxiety was i to think more ln terms of Inter caused in London and other allied . national law than in force, more capitals tonight by reports of a fresh! and more Justiciable questions will outbreak of terrorism In Bulgaria.! IN ALL EUROPE this time In the town of Plevna. Fire, reportedly of incendiary nrtvin anil nltrihntAil tn onmmnn. lata, swept the historic library, where! ChaJles E- Hu8n' priceless volumes were destroyed, the town hall . and the principal theatre. Following this, the Inhab itants spent a night ot terror, bar ricaded In their houses; fearing fresh outbreaks no less than re prisals. J be submitted to It." The society today accepted the Invitation of the league of nations to collaborate wtrh International former sec retary of state announced tonight. Kellogg said be believed much of the opposition to a world court Is due to a misunderstanding as to what questions would be put up to it. He explained that they would Include alleged violations of treaties Hope had been felt here that the!ani 'u "o case political questions, worst of Bulgaria's troubles were ! auJr "ore than American , courts , over for the moment, but the out- consider political questions. ki, on the oilier hand. h(1)(t of crpI,nR her and reducing n.i.miu tor Marx aim lmj effectlveneaa of the "blues" be lli llliiilenbtirg. mat ,,,. .,, iaunrK . ureal air at- tmirKln would sepnr- (11.k aMnsl ()ahu. centering at bliilalea. however j ,.,.(ir harbor. hlerel by m n-partisan ; ,i110K defenders against the "blue" American forces are kin,. Allll.ul,, .., , .i.i. .i.n I. u-,.l,l .uivess.u. in """ " case goes to trial In the capital, kmllilate. Krnat Tbaul-, u,ave tlle -hiue" fleet without air scriptions. Thla la not a proposition! to rnlRA mnnev hut it'u nlm la tn ba- ! Thin rlrciilatinn-biiildlne contest I cur a larger number of legitimate , break at Plevna was attributed in. The state secretary pointed with Is a sound business proposition, and subscriptions which will prove of '. Sofia dispatches to communists, ow- pride to the face that the United thoi -hni.iH Interest everv man value to this newspaper and to Itslins to the fact that the explosion of states and England for 110 years to Washington for trial. This will I or woman !n the territory in which advertisers. j bombs resounded through the town has settled by diplomacy or arbi- force the government to bring re-,The Newg circulates. j Every detail of this campaign will ! at ,he heisht of the flre- tration every question arising be- moval proceedings In llio Great Falls ,..,..,,, .,.,.. .-v-, be carefully handled to insure an! Reports from Sofia, relayed by;tween the two countries.- .U ..... ..., -V...V . ,..- . ....,...! ...mi i. .nnrrfoH .. n.i thai thorn i aosoiute square oeai to every con-:"" ca, uii . will be no losers, takes it out of the1 'e'a"t. ad this paper pledges Us! swift "re taken against ROD EO COMMITTEE court. In which the validity of the Indictment will be an issue. Thus Walsh expects to force a list on tho sufficiency of tho Wash ington indictment here before the hie American hobo hllS .,..... ,.lhe, Ihnn tho.e of the' " uwiwou . reu.ireu .u ...o. Iht of in Ihe pre-elec ; ,. plam.. rrnm thp 11 battle- of (-nmplM.!! and against his removal Taaelmann Is a',,,, , le attacking .,uadron. . " """ " " ,"7, even his m st rabid " Pl for 1,10 Hmlssal of the - I rulilirlnn rtnt'aAirxtra k mil concede him a TRAFFIC COMM1 11 LL ' B e- ------ - . . rt . , . Scores ot congratulatory leie- 1 U MLt 1 Jrt munuft I grams were received by Wheoler. one ! from William O. McAdoo. candidate II.....S. ii attliuile on Hinclen- h.uy is expected tn .1 I..M.. r. ' I. . ., ... .1... ..rrin in,lltlnnfl !..!.. n.hi..li ranrl' lull llf lh lin cn. t" invesugaie e Is little doubt that The citizens' ronunlttee, appointed or the democratic presidential nom- nifflc 'Conditions natiou, which read: of Klamath Falls, will meet Mon- -a baby girl and vindication at the same Hearty congratulations. ! - .. . - a. oa .. a-ii n m nt the ii.a anma ilmn should make anv man rslial la personally lhel" ... - " 'Council .'HUllliir. !e.- . ...i...i... f ih. present seriously KAI1 hi Kl IKILAL cuuuiuui, . . .... ii .1 recti Icongesiea con.iii.... w. jTepiihllran nominee. STORMS IN EAST Hut there are many '" " " - " .' pd ,. r..i..i.i. .i r Every clti7en who Is Interested n, nionarchist d for that reason will - ,hat , and olfer nny constructive suggestion to. the committee. The ' w"1! COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 25 presented to ine num.. - that same evening. MAN (j.(iir:l Tl, April 25. The I firemen employed at If i f ('liielnnatrs lend- fcul stores, were found iKged ctrly thlH morn are Investigating to iini. ii Unit was taken. 'Taeked. H! MAPGY? N HfLO JR l(('-!i) iA-T Electric storms, coming In the wake ti, enmmlttee Is composed of 0, tne unseasonable heat, caused John Mnrtln, J. W. Kerns. A. M. everal hundred thousands of dol-(ollli-r, U. IV Amiike and K. SuP-ir- ars damage and injured two per lmill ' sons in central and southern Ohio tonight. A woman was badly burned when lichtning exploded the gasoline with hioh she was cleaning clothes and I Olds Gets Contract From Ewauna Box Co. "chance" class. The big awards representing what to many would be the saving ot years, gives it an un usual appeal. It la an opportunity to win an automobile or an acre of ground; those who do not prove themselves to be as successful a can dldate will come In for the other valuable prizes, all others who are active, tn accordance with the rules, which will appear Tuesday ln a double page ad. will be paid a cash commission on all the new subscrip tion money collected by them. Sparc Time The News does not ask contest ants to devote all of their time on this proposition, nor does lt expect anyone to do so. It's a spare time proposition and one ln which those who are willing to exert themselves good faith to everyone in assuring . reds "suspected of the Incendiarism' them that it will be strictly a test! end that a number were killed and: ot ability, in which those who prove themselves the most successful, will be the most handsomely rewarded. TO MEET MONDAY many arrested. TW, ,...M.n nave Deen a protest oy agrarian : was said to Chairman W. C. Dalton of the but in which everyone will befpeasants against courts martial cnamDer OI commerce committee, properly recompensed for his or her; being held by the Bulgarian authori- j appointed last week to investigate efforts regardless of how small one's! ties at Plevna. I the possibilities of buying the Blv results may be. See Tuesday's Paper While the object of this campaign Is to secure new subscribers, votes will also be given on payments se cured from present subscribers. See the vote schedule and subscription price list which will appear in Tues day's issue. Votes cannot be transferred from one contestant to another after once being issued to any one contestant. an hour or so a day from now until iTnls lg done t0 prevent any corn- June 16th will be nandsomeiy re warded. The bauty ot this proposition is that It is not a long drawn-out af fair, but a snappy competition which blnatton of two or more contestants to defeat anyone else. A list of contestants and votes accepted for publication will be prlute'd from time to time during will be Interesting an me ythe contest. However, this will be through, and which will not prove done enl!reiy at tlle discretion ot tiring to anyone. Six weeks andjtlle Coutest manager, and will be the winners of the big awards will . handIert for the benefit of every be doclnrcd a misiuy stion time m , conte3tan, oa well a8 ,or ,lle sue- which to be so handsomely rewarded. rodeo show, announces a meeting of his committee for Monday at 2 p. m.. MANY BIDDING FOR LIBRARY BUILDING at th0 cnamber of commerce. . J. J. Miller, S. P. man, and one of the most enthusiastic local boost ers for the wild west exhibition. According to Judge Lem L. Ga hagen. the financial standing of Klamath Falls among bond buyers Is evidently well above par, as thirty five inquiries have been received from prospective purchasers ot the city's $50,000 library bond issue. The inquiries have come from all parts of the United States as far east as New York, according to the Judge. states that the sentiment favorable to perpetuating the Bly show Is growing every day. Mr. Miller will make the trip to Malin today to look over the Impromptu round-up scheduled there by wild horse buy ers for the Hollywood "fllckerin (screen" cowboys. VENETIAN DANCE BARGE ON LAKE EWAUNA DUE TO SEE GOOD TIMES Famous-Players To I Frnn.ls Olds, owner of the farmer I firm of Bomber nn.l OMs. b c.ntly been awarded 'r.-t for painting nil the huihliti dig Ewauna pliinl hero, and tlic , k Is now well underway It will require Ihrcc T months' work by '" LOS ANtJKl.lfS. April 25-A pro- painters to cmplrtr th fis-harinn ..-home for 6,000 em- everythlng must be roaid p!,rs of Famous Players-Lasky mid out All Ihe ralnt mut N ! rt,r,v,..B the first In tho history ..iimi with brushes. h" " u of m.-making Vd from a boL-sha.tered roof 'This means ...at those who make the mi... a i.o.u 1 start nt oneo will have an advantage m tViumbus. j and so everyone who is interested clnsa. permanent sii i ton. fin U advised to communicato with the contest department of the Klamnth Have Profit Sharing I News without delay. It's easy to enter, and It will be easy to win. All one has to do to become a contestant is to call at the contest department of The News and enroll, or clip out the entry blank ln Tuesday's paper and mnll It to The News. Those who can not call at the office can telephone U"t ot thrilling tnles the iiucsirwn will have to was announced kv i.i,, inn 7.iiKor. nresi- ii. .,.i not tho P'""r the contest manager and full par- ' '..1...ohH.B sort ot leb Th. tUa was outlined at the ilculars will he given without delay. tllll7 win" " , . some of the smaller pln f,T owning here of Paramount pictures international convention. It Is l,. till.tTiK WIN ' v.i,ation bonu and savings PENDLETON. April tfum. wl" be "vallable t0 (irando won a school track meet ...b it, t- afternoon ... jonfine, three-cornirct n. rm,. from the lowliest pro pt the K-.in.lt P (o he h,gheJt nald wi.h rva'." lO.IMMI Voten Free ' Each contestant Is given IS. 000 votes upon entry. Additional votes are to be had by securing paid In advance subscriptions to' The News ' for from six months to five years. Receipt books will soon be ready. gard to every contestant, and to Insure a er real estate man sold a most fair, square, elenn competition. I desirable building lot here to some Watch for double page nnnounce-l par(y n CaUtorm-a who was ln. mcnt Tuesday, giving complete plan and detail BUDD OF G. N. GOES BACK TO ST. PAUL Thov tell a utorv of Klamath estater had nlinned to him." cess of the campaign, with due re-l . ... .,.., ho . the rightful protection of,"a'" - n , " " 7 and age" according to Harry How ward, John Houston, Harold Bell, and Frank Confer, the Klamath Falls "Amusement Trust," "for he could use the boat to get out to our Venetian dance barge which will be dedicated on Lake Ewauna the latter part of May." The barge will rent on 12 big creosotcd pontoons, foul' of which are already completed at the "ship yard" below the' old Lakeside ho tel site on Lake Ewauna. The bal ance of the pontoons are nearly completed. The barge will have a first class dancing floor surround ed by a spectators gallery under red and white awnings. At her mast head she will fly the pennant of the "Amusement Trust" done la colors resembling a "poos cafe." TORLTND. April Budd. president of the Great North ern railway system, who has been visiting in the west for the past three weeks, departed Friday night for .his St. Paul headquarters. Carl Ft. Gray, president of the Union Pacific who has been In the north west for the past ten days, will leave Sunday for til, Omaha headquarters. jduced to buy unslght and unseen. When the California man came I thn novt Aiimm.r .to Investlirate his purchase, he checked up the records at the court house and found that hla lot was about 200 feet off shore In Lake Ewauna. Vowing 25. Ralph ; eternal vengeance on his real es tate friend he hunted up that indi vidual's hotel lobby hang out. Cur ious Individuals gathered around ex pecting a case if murder or at least mayhem. After a breathless 15 minutes the gullible one emerged from his Interview perusing a dog eared copy ot "Venetian Life" and a bllle of sale for leaky row bote which the fast working rc:.l v,otgy. second and Walla ""