The Klamath news., November 19, 1925, Image 2

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Thursday. Nov. I'.', 1927.
THE
OFFICER'S DEAlt
PROBED BY BOARD
(lHl(illUrtl twin l,;,R ,lm'
!o! interested now in panacea
fth-.H win aiieviei poverty and l
nioro in.erestod in iMabllity.
Tins movement cannot auccevd
without a hard atruKR.e. Next year
is th- srtMt Jvircrsoatan centennial
and the prwrressivt democrat in
tend t'l rapituliie fully the mem
ory ol tho first great Amertran
rjdk'ul.
Tin idea of a a.reat demraiio
t ri an to Ji'fftriioa next year has
In- n ji ro pa' d by Hp pre sou t a t i v
K.mor Thomas of Oklahoma hi a '
iirirtK'iu sent to all democratic
meminTs of con js res, democratic
and ur;y officer :
ut i he country. 1
r.y afttr 1 a. m. i " OuriiiK the past quarter of a
hat er fov.-i ' cemurr political expediency nan i
been .subti.uted icjt Jefferson ian '
democracy.- Thomact aav. " Poli
tical expediency has been let to
proup or democrats. Today
there is no Tisibie national demo
cratic party either as. a living code
of principles or aa an orxanixed
argrejca'i.ca cf individuals."
At the same time the fallowing
come (n a confidential repart on
political conditions from a man
who ha beea prominent
dt-rnxrat.c activity of the sooth for
year: .
"A southern and eastern alliance
is the only possible hope of the
democracy,'
, MAN AND WIFE TRAVEL THROUGJJ.SLEET
SNOW FROM DENVER TO HUNT AND FIM. HtKc.
AND,""'1 '
i In lim"
lunupinK itU-iiK tiny by ity
ado. !u-re Lieut, ilrc-n w last
seen flive. The n.xt day. Sunday.;
Ins body, minus his hat aad roat.i
was found grounded upon Hie beach.
A wri-t watch had nopH at 3: 40 I gjverno
a. m.. an. I b was reported to have j through.
left tho hotel sii
Tile coat acJ
late in :he afternoon on the beach TO
yards away from where the body
was fcand. According to naval of
ficers here, l.ieut. Gceen was sup
posed t.i have had more than Slot)
ia the coat. No money was found
when the coat was picked up. how
ever, -a few dollars were discovered
in the officer's tro-i&ers pockets.
Carit. J. B. (lay. captain of the
U. S. S. Melville, flagship of the
destrovcr squadron, is president of
the court of inquiry. Capt. Cay
stated tonight that he did not know
how Green met his death, but that
It would have been impossible for
the tide to have carried tlie body
where it was found.
A plight discoloration over one
eye is believed by officials to heart
evidence of fou! play. The court i
will meet again tomorrow. No ar-j (Continued
rests i;ave been made, but it is ex- j ' 1
pected that a web of circumstance j nals were sent out.
will be woven around some member : cutters Seneca
of the naval colony here
Hover Isn't far olf If have
a good radio, but t.i come through
uleet iu.1 snow puts Klamath. Title
lake snd chances to shoot at ducks
on the far horison.
June A. Kay, accompanied by
Mrs. Ka;e nd t'lau.le llanlou. who.
by the way. Is no other than the
guide to Zauo C.rey. prominent llt-
figure. when that author inane
Aero: dins l" Kayo, l" l ""
contractor and driller, the l'rty
made the tr'l from their home In
Denver 10 spend a month lishlug In
the lioitue river tommy, und hunt
ing for duck and In. the Title
lake lands, unci ulotia the Kliiuilitlt
lakes.
We Just cnnio," said K.i)o last
11 1 c ii t . "but we're not going any
Coolly, ilelll.ei.il. . In a vnleo con
vcrsiiltiuiiit In t"iii. mill inlniia lli
vlliillly It once iio si'ml. Ilio old
"Ji'U dog" deluded hllllsolr of
series of luirr.l.iig lliMllllU'lallinia of
Ihn iidiiilHlstnitioti of ' depart
incut. 1 1 1 Imll.niecl'iit Jcasl half
of I lie iiii tnlitim of Ihn navy's gen
el, 1 1 lionltl us being "lllilo oulld Ullil
aiouv si sew v 1.CMHU niiva rwpru-;cun sriii r ,
ducllim of Ilia lioiiililng trsts off the hoinhin, If,
coast lllets would bo no lo.po fin . ,l
Hie baltleshlii. ' itn
"The lialtli'slili of ho future I
ma airpinua catrior. It ciui
t-oiiiiiiniid of 111 alt anil bomb
; HuecLI ....
net er. . TH.! vi.. 1
"-! only i . 1
my ships ami rru If the lialtloshln i l,..n. ' f"11!
a tr:p through the Kogi... Uiver val- without our quota ot the .lucks you
for future, nave iiyiug in on inesc ..i.. .........
lov gatiieriag: luatenal
novels, are In Klamath this week. Incs
The gray smoke came in
vessel.
clcuds.
"Women and children were cry
ing on deck and clinging to ttv
men." said E. C Bassette ot West
SprinKtleld. Pa. "This eicltemen
however, soon died down. Then
there tan silence deathly silence.
Ail we could do was to wait, and
all the time we knew we were aland-
the ! ins on top of a furnace."
John Keardon. of Argyle. X. Y .
one of the last to leave the ship,
toid how he and a few companions
slid down a pulley rope to the life
of the coach beside tier, unmindful
of their narrow esrupe.
uneilucuted" and until lo conduct
the .union's defense.
"Tile backbone of the fleet Is Its j
fnpllnl ships, but I doubt Unit tiny j
iiioio of them vlll b built, because;
the powi-r of the plane over tlie
battleship intikis It a perfectly fore
gone conclusion that If a battleship
and a plane can lor were to meet
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NAVY GRILLED BY
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boats, which already had taken
PASSENGERS TELL i "'" 10 ,he ,hore T"la ",,'r
j sengers.
TALE OF TERROR -i MW names, and barely missed
! being burned as I was sliding down
from Tngc One)
POLITICAL SOUTH IS
UNDERGOING CHANGE
(Continued from Tape One)
The coast guard
and Kickapoo and
the ship ot the pilot for whom I
asked, came near us before we got
into the breakwater. The fire seem
ed under control and I said that if
the p;lot boat and the Kickapoo
would stand by. we could manage.
"Then the fire broke out again."
Officers of the Lenape said the
fire probably started in the ship's
refrigerating appartua. It was dis
covered amMship.
Miss Mtldrod' Hadenbuckle, of Mt.
Vernon.- X. T.'. told ot 'her exper-
power within the democratic party
as between the western and eastern
factions of the north. Because of
Ita poverty after the civil war, it
welcomed the cheap money and
other economic devices which Bryan
urged. This made it possible for
Bryan to dominate the party. He
tied the democratic south and west
together. Toward the end of his
career the south was Bryan s
chief stronphold. MeAdoo has
to use the same combination.
Meantime an economic revolu- "tea by the waves, and brought
tion has developed in the south, j their little vessel to safety.
Development of natural resources Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hollene of
everywhere, the industrial develop- Providence. R, L. were awakened in
ment of such centers as Blrming- lheir stateroom about 11 o'clock
ham and ..Atlanta, the migration to ..Some . .. (J
mear qwauiiuus. " """anif harried
ler yuer i. ujttc , ls use iiiicc it.
3!uscle Shonlg become operative
these economic forces have unit-
i the rope." he said.
Mrs. Arthur Starns of Auburn.
Maine, was enroute to Florida, with
four small children. When she
heard the siren she dressed the
- children. In her arms she carried
' Berry 1. 2 years old. and Robert S
months. The other two. Arthur. 7.
and Charles. 5. scrambled up the
' ladder to the deck behind the
; mother, who sncecded In getting her
brood safely into the lifeboats.
', "I don't want to talk about the
j experience," she said. "It was hor
i rible, but I am thankful to provi
' dence that my babies were saved."
i The babies sat happily on tha seat
(Continued Krom l-gv tine)
I
Ing back rigorously against charges j
of maladministration Them was j
nothing oratorical about the retired!
admiral as he lashed the navy lie;
served so long with a fury unabated1
by his advancing years. He cluirg
ed that it lacks a d, fl:i policy.;
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Puins
with
ilm
AH Md Ss W mi !-.
CJuklrWi Masnrakl (adds- Is-WiSs
Better than a Mustard Plastrr
ience in 'being lowered in a life boat'
paat the burning side of the vessel
Through fright or p:iys:cal disability
no one was able to take to the
.ansi --- v,
..,j I but Miss Handehnrkel and
nicu . ju
tman. They rowed valiantly, buf-lw
Dr.D!i.HA
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mm; :
CHRISTMl
do thiifoi,
It's the thnt's most useful thatf
welcomed the most und rembtred-f
lun-jest. t l 5 ' A
This Christinas why not let elcrW
do the work? At your electrical dee3
there uro jjifls for everyone pfoJ
know will uflbrd years of useful eri?
ment. . .
Before you wear yourself out shop?
see these gifts nt your deulcrttodiV
' Gifts that (Jo the WORK
utrm ecu luc iwu iiiLaLif& 111 uic v.
DOVE
'We dressed9'4.f.f.-tt.n skvi
Irried to the-'deci. Other! Vv"
j persons were sourrying from their! ft
; staterooms. There we stood on the
deck for
ed to brine the south mere pros- , QecK Ior nearly . three hours, not i
perity than it has seen in three knowing whether we would ever live, j
quarters of a century, also a great I "Toward the end we could see the'
number of northern business men flames sweeping up the side of the'
and capitalists. j i
The inevitable sequel is develop
ing. Wkh riches, the south is in
clining toward conservatism. It is
How Hs Discovered x
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- Mr. JoKph F. Glut of Brooklyn,
J1 writes "In lhe past 20 years
1 have been ennstaniiy troubled with
constipation. Every remedy I tried
would work O.K. for a while but
aooo failed. The only remedy I have
been able to use steadily with Kno4
results have been Carter', Little Liver
Pills. I don't guess when I lake ihem
I know I'm going to ftc iciicvcd,"
.2ic at all diugaiuk
Have
YOU
Tried the
Delicious
LUNCHES
at the
MARS
confectionery
R. C. Cornish, Prop.
Near the Arcade Hotel
rg f
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enter of the Shopping District
In Our Big
Adverrssement
GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS HERE
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Now showing now Ilayon Styles in
Dove Undergarments of vests, step-ins,
combinations, bloomers. In colors of
pink, orchid, navy and honeydew.
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Glover's
Brighton-Carlsbad
Sleeping Garments
Gowns Pajamas
For Women, Misses, Chlldron
Buy Gifts Early!
Silk Hose
In all sizes In Allen A $1, $1.50 and
$1.85 silks and chiffons in colors of
Frennh Nude, Mauve Taupe, Aztec,
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mlxt hose for women and misses.
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shipment of new winter patti-rtiH
in women's (me-xtrap patent ip.
por.s and late kid oxfords in the
early winter styles.
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