The Klamath news., September 20, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
Sunday. SoptemWr 20. 102.
HEARING ON AIR
DISASTERS GETS
Failure to Dim on
Wet Streets Cause
for Ticket-Knowles
.Hawaii Builds Dairy Industry
j Autumohlle drivers are belns t
riven with this noiUe. their last;
i warning about dlmmtrm light en a
;t. black nateniint. I'ounty Tranu-
WASHINGTON Sept. 19 The air Officer Knowles announced last;
senices of Iba government tonlfht nlrhl. after witnessing several near-j
stood at the threshhold of an era serious aeeldenls on Klamath streets. )
of searching Investigations, In whUh'due to failure to dim.
oast policies will be tested In the Many net'Pl have the Irapreasion.
crucible expert analysts, ana biw n .............
policies possibly devised.
I effect, that dimming is not compul-
T (reeks to i dav from the ttroeisory under any conditions.
Colonel Mitchell shook the defense) Knowlea wishes to warn every
establishments of the nation to their driver that on wet streets it is necos
foundatlon with sensational charges S sary to dim.
of "Incompetency, criminal negll- "i nave ocen toning people mi f
gence and almost treasonably ad-'with a warning up until this time,
ministration," found tonight the for- but I'm going to start giving them
mal Inquiries ready to move forward, a ticket from now on." Knowles de-
On Monday morning at 10:30. the'clared.
first session of President Coolldge'si Knowles also calls attention to
aircraft board will convene in a the new regulation requiring a speed I
committee room of the house of rep-1 limit of five miles when turning'
resentatlves office building here, and ; from a market or county road on j
at the same time a navy Investiga-jto a main highway. !
tion into the Shenandoah disaster' I
will formally be brought to order j MINISTERS TAKE A o,.-.,,
at Lakehurst. N. J. ! SPOKANE,
A sweeDinc investigation into the PI I VI- AT DftRrDT:Th greatest
whys and wherefores of the existing
aviation establishment will be it-j ' .
tempted by the former, waile thej BAKER. Ore.. Sept
latter delve into the testimony of; Baker Ministerial ' association
1 .V?,P$te?,?h Countu i f&ffJJfr
DAILY MARKET
QUOTATIONS
I IVrllililil Wlieut ,
i POIITI.ANII. Hepl l. I'aili
!w!.iat, no vlttal llili'Wiil.T Itaila trail.
;,l.,!i.r. .'lull, 11.10: blK bend blue-
stem. S'.MI; (idliiary lituix'em or
hiinrt. i IK: turkey tm. iiidliiury.
Si (ii: lurkry nil. durk liuui'.
fl (I: r.d Mm. law. 11.10; fmtv
;f,ild. Jl is.
Wllivit
lit inner
Iti.ii.e miJ I'm: 'i, imiiber
I'OllTI.ANIl, Sipl. I''. . Ililltnr. Mar
'sellluK rl. bin lull, rnaiuerr t'orli
!lirli: prinln, extras, He fur plain yi'ti-ni'i"r
iwrapiii m: dairy buying prU. SI' I h-im. m l.-r
Kurt. ImivIiii: lrlre: Krniit ! Mav ..
rurrvnl rurelpla. 3Te; Imnuory whit,,.
IUiUi'S herniary nutlets, a:icfj He.
I.lvs poultry. anlllug prices: havy
helm. lleUIHe; light, l!7o(i axe;
nprlug dm ks, SScli Sir.
1'iirllaiiil Wool
I'OHTI.ANI.. Henl. 1. Wool,
nouiitinl: valley fine half blood. t
-ii :ir,c; inedlum, or Mend, SVf.
31c: r,mro nr quarters lilumi,
.1 ir r a St-; braid. Inc. At valley
llliU prices are !cj If higher t,.r
!u,p,ieil tutu.
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Hawaii is endeavoring to become dairy center anj produce
butter, condensed milk, etc., for export, and is importing pure-bred
American oows around which to buiJd its- herds. The first shipment
of Guernseys, purchased at Everett, Wash., it seen on the first
stage of its journey to the islands,
If you musuhink of price
think of this roofing
JU Mai?
NORTHWEST INDIANS
HOLD BIG POW WOW
,MKXIfO HAS SHVI KK IM
STIHtXS OX WY.SX X.ST
I
Uvea tor such accidents.
The inquiry board here w,:i be
under the chairmanship of Dwight
F. Morrow of J. P. Morgan and com
pany, an old college friend of Presi-
Davis is scheduled to appear as the I
.Zrt of Technical .lVl X. .written statement in which they at-1 battlefleet of the United State, navy
Bound From Hawaii
HONONLULU. Sept. 19. The
escort of technical experts and ad
risers, including Mal. Gen. Mason
M. Patrick, chief of the army air
service, and MaJ. Gen. John L.
' tempted to shield Stanfield from bade farewell to mld-paclflc waters
the disgrace of being drunk and , here today and steamed eastward
disorderly, and instead of defend-
Hinea. chief nf h rmv r... lnS e 0If naT "auncned a
wui Uy before the investigators tne; wholly unjustified attack upon the
complete story
policies.
of the army's air
good faith of the officer who ar-
for the mainland.
$100,000 Alienation
Its inventor claims his magnetic
sharpener for safety razor blades
rested him." 'does Its work by straightening their
The statement continues with .edRes while held In a case.
deepest bitterness in attacks on the ! ' ' - - - -
junior Oregon senator and recom- !"T,l7I ACtTO Ti
Affections Surl FiA mend5 that a 0a as Possible fl nu'"K
Airecuoiu aurt r ued ;retirement t0 prlTllte te. wKa i-a.a
n-AiHivrTrZn, ,. I EVERY ROOM ha PRIVATE TOILST
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. Mrs.! CIRI.S KLKCT XKiV OKFKT-'.H.S , , ,
Frances QQit .denied. tcnigb4 .cnargJ Hembers of the- SMchacbo group! 5or "h. . New- oJc
ea made against bv; in a 100.00 of fempfire girls nt on Friday. aljL Closem Mapping uunici nd I r.trcs
suit for alienation t affections filed tornocn at the home of their guard-! FREE GARAGE Ta: ii 51. M .
against her by Mrs. Eva C. Mar-1 inns. Mrs. Arthur L. Rice and an -
tl11-' 'olctlnn nf nfffor. wm hM with'.
Mrs. Coit denied "as without the following results. Anna Setzer, j
foundation," Mrs. Martin's charge president: Ethel Carlson, vice-pres-
that she had alienated her hus- Went. Mur'.il Moore, seeietary; Et-
band's affections since her arrival a Mather, treasurer. According
here. Mrs. Coit 1 alleged to have to the guardinn an interesting out-i
said ehe would willingly give Mrs. nnt for the winter's work has been!
aartin nuo.ooo II she was guilty raade. including a study of music
of the charge. !and art-
Mrs. Martin declared she would!
not grant her husband, Merton Mar- In an English Inventor's egg crate,
tin a divorce but that she will need ' designed to reduce breakage to a
the 1100.000 for which she is! minimum, light wooden partitions
suing, to support herself. are threaded on double cords.
NOtlALKS. Arts.. .-.Vpi. 19 The,
Wash.. Sept. 19. west coast of Mexl, o was swept by;
Indian convention terrific wtmW durir.i; the day. aiv j
since the dav. of the white man cordiug to advices here i.inlaht.
will be held in Spokane October 31. Considerable damace lo sharks
19 The'M was annoucced here today, and seaports was reported.
Twenty-seven tribes will partlrl-; a nunioor oi vee. eru rejon-;
survivors of the fatal airship crash through its chairman. the Rev. , Pate, sending eeVeral thousand red- i'"iing uooui ncipiesaiy in ius
and the mute evidence offered by I Leslie Logue Boyd, pastor of the 1 men who will pitch their tepeea on i wind-swept ocean. j
wreckage aalved from the disaster's j First Presbyterian church took a'the public streets for the great - - 1
scene, in an effort to determine the fang at Senator R. X. Stanfield in pow-wow.
cause of, and if possible, preventa- a written statement made public to-1 The tribes Include the Spokanes.
night. jTekoas. Vmatillas. Coer d'Alenes,
In the statement the minister Coivmes ana Nex rerces.
Icontende that they are "fully sat- Colorful Indian costumes, tepees,
lisfied that on the evening of Sept- papooses, tomtoms, wigwams and
ember 13. In the SenaMi cafe Sen-ldances will lend realism to the
dent Coolldge. The Lakehurst probe j ator Suntled a5 exceedingly "drunk I gathering.
will be conducted by Rear Admiral :,, ,,,.., j k. ... ,
Hilary Jones, chief of the naval ;golUjr of Tetijtinl5 officert ho y g Homeward
o . . larrestea mm."
"""J " "r u.ignii Th- minLerl. ,isn ran lnral nro-
Are Your
Children's Eyes
Ready for School?
If not. see to them now.
The child wltb poor ryes has
to work much harder than the
one with normal vision to keep
up with their claues.
See at once
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Madcof carefully selected rag felt
thoroughly saturated with life
giving nutural asphuHs.
.
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' Quantity output and distributing
economies make possible the
production of this roofing, which
combines moderate first cost with
really good service.
We recommend the application
of Johns - Manville Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in
sure an absolutely weather -tito
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