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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1925)
Page Two Wednesday, Au.cr. 12, IpSS- iEWS CHARLIE rHAPl.IX SICK NEW YORK. Nr York bospltal lty bat proved bit too much for Charlie Chaplin, . J lit movie star The comedian if confined to his hotel room here, suffering from ex haustion and severe cold. Chosen for First A ttem pt to Fly From U. S. to Hawaii Without Stoi i II run 1 CANE KILLS 10 AMSTERDAM. Voiland At least ten persons wore killed and 300 in jured during a flve-minuto hurri cane, whlch'vlrtually rased two vil lages and a town in eastern Holland Monday night. The villages of Lang bow and Zecland were almost destroyed. CAXAL BUILDKIt TESTIFIES BOSTON MaJ. Gen. George W. Goethals, builder of the Panama canal, testified in Superior court here Tuesday that in his opinion tho fatal collapse of the notorious "Pick wick club" on July 4, in which 44 lost their lives, was caused by the crumbling of a concrete pier under j a side wall. .LOCAL HEALTH UNIT NURSES OFFER; 'EXPECTANT MOTHERS FINE COURSE Free Advice And Educational Literature Campaign Of fered Prospective Mother By County It lis been IJ that to Iwcoino Hike at various times, and . , yl.H.I II. Illlllf flir. a mother Is more iinnprermm uum inmur - to be a soldier . In tnnr h. an exaRKcratlon ( particularly TEXTILE WORKERS RIOT LONDON Eight Chinese were wounded during a cotton mill strike riot at Tientsin Tuesday, according to a dLpatch to the Central News. Chinese police fired 200 shots dur ing the trouble, which followed a mass nituck of Chinese strikers on the Yungta mill, Chinese-owned, but managed by Americans. - SEEK STRIKE SOLI TIOX WASHINGTON Joint manage ment of anthracite mines by ex ecutives and employes under the so called Baltimore & Ohio plan. Is suggested by the National Catholic Welfare conference as a way out of the present deadlock.' Under such conditions, It Is suggested, the miners could relinquish their de mand of a 10 per cent wage In crease. 70 ALIEN'S SMUGGLE IX TAMPA. Fla. United States cus toms officials of Tamna Tuesdav HAWAII ' Y5S. The six men shown above are preparing to make the first at tempt to span the Pacific between California and Hawaii in a non stop flpht They have been chosen to fly the three navy planes being prepared for the adventure. At top: (I. to r.) Lieuts. Ralph Davison. B. J. Connrll, A. P. Snoddy. Below: Lieut. Arthur Gavin,' Lieut. Comdr. J. H. Strong, Commander John Kodgcrs. " what They front-line toll her how to ki about con wring While this Is somuihlng of, her health, and thai of her tin-. In burn child. Tlio second "erics n liners of taking plo live undor good condillonsl It' cure or tne now i'iiuj, m .. dues rninlnd u that motherhood, way. I .is a much mere dangerous under- These letters may f omnium taking than It has any right to be through the office of the couniy, i In 1924. In Oregon IDS mother health unit in the local court lion their Uvea In giving birth tol hoimo nud nnv expectant mother' I children. It Is certain that a largej wishing advice and literature may 'proportion of these deaths was un- receive such from the nurses t i necessary, and would not have oc-1 that ' office. " jeurred If the proper precautions " had been taken. . During the aam year, S-S In fanta died. Many of them could have been saved If their mothers had had a better understanding of their care, especially during sick ness. Education of , mothers and molhers-tc-Vo . would suve many lives both thulr own and their children's. '! For this reason, tho Bureau of'l.f'hlld .Hygiene of the Oregon State Board of Health hus prepared a series of letters to pro poetlvo mothers, which are sent monthly before the baby come. (and for four months thereafter. These lettera take up. In a sim ple way, the things a mother should knew and should do to prepare for her baby's coming. They advise' her of tho precautions she should BALDWIN HARDWARE co SPECIAL SATURDAY,! AUGUST High Grade Water Set ( CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FORMED BY LIVE CHIL0QUIN BUSINESSMEN Business men of Chiloquln have greeting to the orcanizatlon. which. nanaed together and formed a cham-' while yet in its infancy, shows prom- seized the twn .-h I ber ot commerce which will be per-,lses of being one of tho most active 'erica here. Phainoula, on informalton that the 5 eeK nen Imal 800011011 000165 tno county. vessel on June 19 smnled into."1' consulun "a oy-iaws are Curtis Hedrlck was elected tern iti:i.i(iiot s iHsi'itniiN.tTioN Ml'SKOGEE. Okla.. Aug. 11. ' That tho sheriff's proclamation re Htmining striking miners of the Henrietta ronl fiohU from holding religious meetings is "illegal and a violation of civtl rlclits." was the atatemnnt Tuesilnr nf the American civil liberties union of New York.' in a telegram to the heitihiuurters of (lie United Mlno Workers of Am- A Inmp fur mothrr untl on fur ilatl Will l.rlnr more romfort thnn you've hd Will make yim nil rlertrlr-itiJiil V.n KU'ot'n rt'rvito Man hay l4iiiti Utr vrry riHMii In Hit houM. You'll i'ti Joy ItMiklttg ul Ihrm, Ami jtm'll In luippy rl-'irlciitl iliv4it llh v)io thU country from Cuba a party ot orousW bfore ,ne rouP- according' porary chairman of the organization. 70 Pertuguese who were lodeed in . "" " fv v" r"l?.ruB-v:iT i,n "ler omcers. Arthur W. Prl- I. eh.,r.H !,). rreu Ba"- Iotmer superlnten.;4ulx, . A IK OIKAl'KIt Tll.i.N RAIL PARIS. Aug. 11. At a third of the ro:it of such a' trip by roll, Pilot Pny VAN FLEET MOTOR SHOP am Mui M si. Plump T.tN. Night 7I the rnnntv taft itian.ail imi. entrance int. !,. T-n a,,. I oeEt 01 the, Indian Agency, who at-i.view. ' - j tended the weekly luncheon of the Cunning, T. L. Snook and John Oard- i; V.iXDERBILT TO WED- ' I !oar(i ot directors in the chamber of ner. board of dlrtctors. NEW innir uu. r.....t.l commerce yesterday. ; i Heniiurt h rw t m-. n ' j. '.. ,. ' -J' Acdliit in Biker. ih nin,h e,, j ' , tance of 321 kilometers In two' .Huuv.u,.., uaueuLrr vl .u r. ana Uu..iu6 uuu uctin L,auriL9en. a editor of the Chiloquin Be-, npmtnrv.fi'iinanpar. rA.-A rtii ia i ui'suai .11 a .auuiun AVlon- ettc plane, winning a nice for light power planes, .by making the ills-: Mr. Willi. rr . ..-.v,,. .. OI the new y orean zed enrnmorrlnl ml.f -111 ...ki. .. iuuu" mi mur Ulinuies. .. uii.m 1.. vauuciUlll, Willi " . mil quuuui U;-1UH3 Una ine n., . . . ' become the hrtrt f V0.1 v t i club, are Interested In becoming a foundation fnr . , -I cost of operating Ihc plane In tun. . t part of the Ferinrntcd nnrH o. ',!.. .1 the race was but 17 w,...M, ouu ui ujumjr j, Dmiin ana ibuonauwu iu uuuiji. umcrs ac- Mr. C. Whitney Carpenter, Jr., formerly Mrs. Smith, some time eariy in January oi laze, it waa of the Federated Board, Bimusureo. oy ine cnamDer early this lively interested In tho new society 8PrlnS- .arc A. C. r;pntrr v n tiif President Andrew Collier, acting E. L. Hoslev. It. C SninV nH francs. Van- ilaero only' using i'6 litrea of casn- line. . ' learned Tuesday. Smith Is a Vale: upon lhc "8S(''"l?n of directors, or-! number of other prominent Chllo- graduate. Consueloa. -srster Mur iel was married last month to Frederick Cameron Church. Jr. BYXOV A SAFE BET dered thff' sending of a message of quin business men. FREXCIUSPVTSir VXITE French Morocco, FEZ, -Thn flret lintin Kain.... CONEY ISLAND It ain't true e..,..t . fellow. Twenty-seven, red leaded occo nad stirred Abd e,.Kr, girl, .plashed around at Luna an appeal t0 Mohammedan native8 park Tuesday in a unique, bathing (o rIse ln , war , drlve ucauij. imrai iiuiueu 10 rea-nairea fhi-iiin. Superior Maid: i'leaso ma'am. Aug. 11. there's a mendicant at the door the Inferior Mistress: "Well, tell him there's nothing to mend." London Mall. entrant, and one object was to answer the old question: "Are red headed girls bow-legged?" There were 51 legs on display and every one of them was straight. LIGHTNING CTItES MAX BAKERSFIELD, Calif. After he had been struck by a searing flash of lightning during a thunder storm early today, Noah' Meirs. of this city, is said to have been cured of paralysis which had Incapacitated his entire loft side for' year.. Ac cording to Dr. S. C. Long, -who at tended the injured man, the light ning holt entered the invalid's left Plde, leaving his body where it had been ,in contact with damp earth. f'HAMIXGHAM, Mass. Sixteen TRAM I.WHA.M. Mass. Sixteen ' alleged ku klux klansmen, charged with at lack with dangerous weap- f.ns In ei.nnec'lon with a klan meet-' iiid r ui near South Sudbury Mon-! day right. In which five wero shot' and a half dozen or more other-' wise Injured, were held on bail for hearing August 19, when ar raigned hero Tuesday. country. RED TAPE STILL EXISTS BERLIN., Aug. 11. Louisa Flet cher, daughter of an Indianapolis banker, hopes that the high position of her prospective husband will move German officals to snip away some ot tne red tape that prevents an immediate marrlniro ! Miss Fletcher was to have been i married to Count von Schmettow ln Pommeriz, Thursday, but a delay of at least 10 days will tie necessary, because the bride-to-be neglected to submit her birth certificate to the proper authorities. Gossip: "I saw your wife out riding yesterday with a strange man!" Husband (wearily): "He must have been a strango man!" Pennsylvania State Froth. Ask for KrafiI 25' is die tight price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25' A circulation covering the city of ! 7i Klamath Fall, and the county ol ' ) Klamath that's the Klamath News 6 SHEPHERD'S RADIO SLASHED. Presidential Pardon Is j A&ked For Ex-Governor INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 11 ' (United News) A formal petition! asking a presidential pardpn for' Warren T. jilcQray, former,. gover nor of Indiana, is to. bo presented to the department of Justice In Washington Wednesday, ' according to plans of a group of friends who have left Indianapolis for -tho ran-i Hal. McGray I. serving a sentenco of 10 year. Imprisonment In tho fed eral penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., .for fraudulent use of ihe . mnlle. The grounds on which the petition will be based 1. not Indicated. I Home Acres Home Acres lies between Mills Addi tion and the Fair Grounds and between the Highway and Shasta Way. The land is owned by Frank Ira White and is platted in Acre Tracts. Prices run from $600.00 to $800.00 per acre. Better come early. Easy Terms. , '.. We are exclusive agents. Chilcote & Smith - - 727 Mam St. 1 S0:S::: DO YOU KNOW OUR The Amount of Stock You will bolicve we do not exagger ate, when you have visited our Down Stairs Store, if wc nay wc believe we liavo the largest stock of footwear in Klamath county. Them la a definite nnd sound, logical and sensible reason In this being truo. Tho great majority of people, b. tweon CD and 75 Per cent, pun-huso gd nuiility, aervlcoahlo, neclh.m priced footwear. Wo carry our "lock of footwear in proportion which men,,, wo nirry .,, UrRr,t ock of medium prlrcd good niinllly f,)0tw(aP ani, lhc ul volume of patterns In novolly, special and high priced footwear merch andise as well. lieautifully Kngravt'd Floral Design This wt consist of one-half gay pitcher and G tumblers to match. Anrf and very useful set. Just what you n the hot days. Baldwin Hardware the mNCHSTfKi 418 Main St. K 1 . - J , tt x- J i a ' ' " ;, .(. .. -in I tblt ' t rlli IAk i ! 1 t 'i it rein i p . - ' t .it V 5 m Go Like the 1 On A News Disc Wheel SCOOTEl Girls and Boys here's your chance get ten new three months' subscriptiotfi If Klamath News and we will rive you oM new Disc Wheel Scooters! More fun to ride anything you have ever tried.' Rubber disc wheels. It's a beauty and all yj Inn take The News! You don't even have to c( any money. Just get the new subscriber! to the subscrintinn hlanlfa T?rinfr or send til 4 . - o - us, and, as soon as they are verified, we m . you your Disc Wheel Scooter. Klamath Dully News: " ' I pledRo myself to lako Iho Nows for Hires i-n tho rcKitlar nmniiitv .,,i..rin..n mm. EOe. l"w a subscriber. Namo Address I'hono - I'lnaiio award Scooter to Name .t) - Addrcsn Get blanks and send subscriptions Circulation Manager Klamath Daily 102-122 So. Fifth St tU " ' Lter " badatet .olid rednellon 4. iMll ' L ketirlBi Mf lf" to Mr. V V it-1 Ep m.Hi Vrtuf. I L forks Lit ti
