The Klamath news., January 13, 1926, Image 2

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THE KI.
NORWECfAIV SiP
WUl Next Middleweight King
Be Negro; First One to Reign?
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NEW TORK, Ja K. AJte
banc adrift to t Atlantic for
weeks also f d"3 Rot:pr"
daa oi Sestsmsst; :i. weather
tun, NerwvsjW freighter Slick-:
Isstad ftollT Mscaed the
Caitsd of bard-
salsa m M". "il aucsiTU
at tMM, '
jj, fckalaatad fu sot sjoalD-'
paj with radio ul whea she
,a ""-i fcer propeller en dar
eat of Rotterdam is a TicxctM
auras, there was bo way to taa
T jelp. Captain KUTBa or-:
eat the crew of the freighter Co 1
aaif bar carco forward, so that
taf stern was raised oat of the wa-j
ar end temporary repair effected.'
fbla required several days end no
sootier ra the propeller mesded
taaa the cargo had to be shifted
jack again. The moment the
Brlekiestad cot under way another
atorm lllew up and tore any the;
(nakeahift propeller.,, g
la a second effort to repair it a .
dory as smashed ta the waTes
aad two seamen tajnred.
Drift Hetptees
Throorh altersate tempers and
fair weather the freighter drifted
helplessly on til the British steam
er GeraJdlae Mary came along. A'!
to Eae was passed, bat this saap-
ped wKaia 24 hoars. A second tow;
Una also broke aad the British;
Teasel, wilaont radio, had to pro-j
eeed to port
After more days of waiting. dor-)
ac which prorirkxis began to ran:
low, the StkUeatad's sigsals of
distress attracted assistance from!
the Norwegian steamer Dampfen.
Again a tow line was passed in !
the aeavy seas aad then a storm
at ahrfat separated the two Teasels.'
After three days' the crew of the'
Mocklestad looked la rain for the
Dsmpfea, and finally the Utter re-;
appeared. Her skipper had bo oth
er tow tine, however, and sig-
naDed thst aaless - the freighter's i
crew woald ahandoa ship ao tor-1
ther aaVstaaca was possible.
Captain sUa-reCess '' ret ased to '.
leave, an J asked tor food and wa-'
ter. The Dampfen waited three!
days for the sea to calm antfl-'
dently for provisions to be trans-1
tarred sad thea steared away.
. Days more passed before a sal-'
rage ship, which had learned of
the Stockleexad s plight. tiaally
found her "somewhere ia the At-:
antic" and managed, after the !
greatest difficulty to get the j
treichter to the Azores. Since j
thea, encountering storm after)
storm, the Norwegian freighter has j
been limping from the Azores to
Beraada and thence to New York.
Aad after a few days ia drydock
la the Brie basin her skipper is t
going to head her for Wabana, j
Newfoundland, to deliver the car
go that was due not later than
November 7, last.
I
FEAR EXTINCTION
OF SILVER SIDES
State Club Leader
.Makes the Rounds
n.wiMi ,nsKirriiAi.i.
referred k..L .
onwuiN At;i: I'l.nruL. (cu,nm 't
l.KC.E. X)ltVAJ.l.l. Jan. IS.-
oomli, .
Tillamook Official Aikt
New Hatcherie B
Establish ri
Sci
S3
VLca Tirrr Howcrs, iK-irn ciulVnjrrr, meets Harry Orcb,
wjr'i'i miiiiiwht cl-iopion, in their t;t!e boct on Kcb. 26 the.
forovcr uce tic opportunitr of Keening the first oefr" to rule
thzl i.TLkn. ircjrdir.g to arailiblc rceordj. .iso the m;dil!ewcight
divhba is fie pr.lr on' in waleh sajthpaw fighters hive reigned,
Al M.-Cor sad Johnny W?nn were "lefties," aai T:grr u a south
j':w. I, .'ookj lie Tier's ll chance.
REALTORS DECIDE
TO BURY HATCHET
NEW YORK. Jan. 1. (United
News) A stock dividend of 900 per,
cent was announced Tuesday night
by the Nash .Motors company. The
corporation's common stock went;
np Si points Tuesday to SS17 a
share. , The new stock dividend
gives nine shares for each share now
held. j
n nue tne new dividend is one or
the largest ever granted in any '
stock. The Nash company In 19IJ.j
when., the corporation was but ill l
years old, gave each owner of one.
common share four additional .
shares of common and three of pre-
ferred.
Nash, which has made huge sums !
of money for consistent investors in
its stock, paid cash dividends of j:0 :
a share on common stock last year.
la 1955 the company sold S3.000!
cars and earned a net profit of more 1
than $16,000,000. i
The dividend announcement of
the Nash company follows others in
the automotive industry. The
Chrysler company has split its stock
on a basis of four new shares for
one of the old holdings. General ;
Motors has declared large extra cash
dividends.
(Continued From rase One)
would be pointed out to them, that
owing to the fact that several miles !
of farm lands and industrial sites
intervened between the townsitei
and Klamath Falls, as well as j
Texum. a railroad station, that it ;
would be disadvantageous to name
the new towa?i:e South Klamath
Fali. That it clzht better be
named West Keno almost anything!
other than the flrpt selection.
Among those at the luncheon
were George Waitcn of Wright and
Waltoni C. S. Montilius. Mrs. Nate
Otterbein. William Duncan. T. P.:
PORTLAND. Jan lr "United
Seirsi With the bell.! t r-.t trail
ers are threatening ts.'.;act!ia to the
silvert.de salmon taa In Oregon
ccvit streams cer-bers if "he state
fish eon-.mln'on today sjthorued
an Investigation of all smaller
streams cot being fished commer
cially to determine There more
hatcherits might be oersted eco
nomically. The movement for this investiga
tion was started by J. S Haves,
commisslcner from Tillamook. ho
said that l'lO.OOO cases of trull sal
man had beta packed last year,
and the sllversiae run had been
cut from :t to &4 per cent.
"Next year the number of t rollers
will increase 15 to SO per rent, and
1 if the rua continues to drop off an
other two or three years there will
i be co need of operating the present
hatcheries as far as ilvertdes are
concerned." said Hayes.
Haves urged that suitable hatch
ery sites be located, and eggs taken
on sevea or eight smaller streams
not touched by commercial fisher
men. Commissioner Kakin of As
toria said that he sst little use
in locating new hatcheries when
present batcherlea are a digraee..
but voted for the Investigation so
long as It would not involve expend
iture of any funds.
Kiss rien C.'r II. ;'!
st ite cli leader In company wth
Frank rVx'on. cvunir tiuli lea.liw.
is making the rounjs of the clui s
. I i. Klinl'.h eoiiniv. Sh
t,UI" W ' "
i '!! .n.nJ : ek In Klamat
YesterJar Mu Vosgill "'J
toa lsltd Alenss. Um' ui'll.
the Ageoey. It. Kmi'h and CMlo
qula schools. This mcrntng they
will visit ia the vhrinliy of Milter,
111!! and Soring Lake, aad this af
teraooa at Keno and I'U-vna
Miss Cotrglll W'U lell '
work among toys and g rls at the
chamber of commerce (ovum lunch-
eoa today. i
and the coach expects
winning aigregatka.
lit have a
TOO MUCH TTll.
SYDNEY. Australia. Jaa. II j
i United Nsl Static prevented r-1
broaJcaitlng of a radio program
from statlen WJZ. New York City, f
Tuesday. !
The aignals came owr weakly and.
were caught by station irr here, but J
It was Impossible to transmit Ihem
to Australian listeners.
11 . . . . n S . . L - I V
tatiaivtiu, M s sr u U w ibj R ,f . fa I-
of Klamath f alls are still a Ihn a !rrai,7
Ireehman rasVrtUall souad sl.or 1 "cUon a h.
(be second rut. j hor "Ctltlvs T1
Cl.de llul uard. frolimn lisi. 'J"" ""'"laattjT,
bs1'. Mib, expects to u .i th. entire " B,,In,al4 J
suj.d la the ga ne wl:h Von nouth I r",( at t,
at M.iarnnuth loutght The H j "l!oB-
member, remaining oa lb. suu.d A r-ttxiTv . ..I
have Uaa doing sell this tern.. ,T " "
WAIIIN(1TC. vCa,.
say you art !, ??
I eoa are a
I Helen K.H.. .v. Nadil
X'.VM. Jan II Claims under j bad lecturer'. muoU '
the wtirkmen'a ceaipenasUoa art ; aoB( B(j bs toJ' '
eanaot be made dy aa Injured work-Jber arm .roc.a r
Taa pMsidtnt. J.,tol
Maul nf k- . vAI ft
!foe the nti.J rU"
I wU ii
The court dismissed lbs rase tars la behalf at'
orougni oy ueurga j. leuiay Tcr fund,
claims for his wife aad their two: ,
children. He married after he wasi
lnjure.1. la March, llil.
(XIIIIT M.lkKM Itll.lVO
man for dep-aidenta acquired af
ter tjie accldeeii. the Oregon sup
reme court held today.
Just
IXVKtrWiTt: Mt'AV.tXT
WASHINOTON. Jaa. II Br
of 4 o IS the senate today too a as you wUl
sasai.
1 - r
cosu ior las praBstll
livery of The Klaauai
1 home or place of kij
TT aow aad BemT.
DEBT TERMS WITH
ITALY ATTACKED
LOWDEN TO LEAD IN
CO-OP CONVENTION
( Continued From Page One)
Week to Be Active
in Circuit Court
The following cases are set for
trial on the dates noted below:
Jan. 13th, 1928. 10 a. m. State'
of Oregon v. Ted Jackson. I
Jan. ISth., 192. 10 a. m. '
State of Oregon vs. Bybee Butler.
Myers vs. Herald Pub. Co. i
State of Oregon vs. Elliott, for!
argument on motions. !
VI- 1 BUI v-c.-rw-.v- i . a . -v. .
. . iwih..uiv.,, w.a. 11. line
nenaersoa. can Bee Be and w. F." ..... ... ,., . , v
c c.., . , , . Italian deM settlement became such
Scars of Chil.co'.e and Smith, and . , t ,
. , . .,, a center of controversy when t was
Morris Johnson. Owing to Illness ...
J. T. Magulre. chairman of the real fJ" f l "0U"': ra
esute board, was nnabte to attend. T"iday th" ". 'oa a"
shored crcr until Wednesday bo-
' cause tf the number of speeches.
REGULATE RADIO CHARGES. ! The main attack against the bill.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. (United whirl, ,,. w -, .i...i i-
Press) Governmental regulation of senate as toa liberal, was still to
prices to be charged by broadcasting comc ,hen tie h0UBe oaJour!ied
stations was suggested today by Sen- Tuesday. Representative Hull of
ator Gooding. Idaho, before the sen- Tennessee, and Raincy of Illinois,
ate Interstate commerce committee. M speak Wedneadoy.
eon.iderlng the Howell and Dill ra-j It .BBMr that ,. ,etll(linPnt
" raiiiiru uesiJIlD lulu ol"pwl-
Senator Howell. Republican. No- ,ir vv . A
kr..i. k v.. " '".tion. The six debt pacM nesoiated
braska. brought out that some com- i. , v. , ,
kij .. .i t vuiu during tho congressional restss. in-
hined stations are charging as high ,iji ,k. i, ,.
a. send t. , . . . s eluding the Italian, were presented
as J,600 an hour to broadcast from , v... ,
a single station. ,h9 boU,e A -'7 l:-P"-
tentative Crisp. Georgia denvx-rat.
jwho urged their r:iti:ics'.lcn. Al-
vt.ij. .,r- tirrtit : most a full oemberslilo j ure
ters, spats, cigarette holder, and a!
polished dictloa that would do credit
to Harvard, j
Talk Big Figures.
They talk about productioa cred
its, wheat pools, documentation.
margins, market analysis. They talk ;
in millions. One. of the first co-j
operatives, the Burley tobacco grow-1
era, has 106,000 raisers selllne
crops through one marketing organ-
uatlon. This movement is produc
ing specialists and high powered ex
ecutives. The individual, firmer j
becomes one production unit. In a
rast business organization that may
extend over several states. Natural
ly the pioneers in this method such
as Bingham and Aaron Sapiro
field man who perfected the
anclal detail-of the cu-onerative
want to see It stand on Its own feet i
and oppose federal entanglements'
such as any price control scheme j
would cauBe. ' They are in the same
atate of mind as the business man
and want little governmental inter-1
ference. The Lowden school be-i
lieves there are maladjustment that'
this co-operative marketing will not '
reacn.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. Im j
portant changes have been made
ic the house tax blU by the sen
ate finance committee including: j
Repeal of the capital stock tax."
Increase of one ter cent in it,..:
corporation tax to offset revenue;
lost by repeal of capital stock tax.
Exemption on theatre ad
raised from 50 cents to 75 cents. I
CAMDEN. N. J. Jan. 12 The sent
latest offer to Jack Dcmpsey for a j Crisp told the hou.se that the
heavyweight championship fight 1 terms of the Dalian seitlfmenl
comes efrom William Wilson. Jr., j were the best that could be sc
who cays he represents a syndicate . cured became of the cconi mlc con
of Philadelphia and Ciamden bnsl-'dltlon of Italy, that President
ness men. whose names he does Coolklge had approved tii. m and
notTglT- j that stabilization brought by sot-
Wilson baa wired to Dempsey. of- tlement of the Italian debt would
fcring 1500.000 as a guarantee for make the country a better market
a bout with Gene Tunney or Harry than it Is now fur American r.iw
i to ne Held !n stadium to; material, and f,Hi..ff
. the
fln-
f
V
be erected for the south Jmn. . I
position in July. Wilson, who Is j RE-EI.WT TENNIS MEN
manager of a Camden motion pic-1 N:w VORK. Jan. 12. Three of
ture theatre, offered to deposit half the Present four officers of the
a million dollars in a local bank)Unlted States Lan Tennis associa
as an evidence of good faith. tion sund for re-election at
: the annual meeting February S.
TO TEST RIGHTS j Tbe7 are Jon" w- Mersereau, New
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12-(United ' 1"' pTe"lit'n,: "y S. Knox.
News) Whether a wife in Call-1 "Mrctary" aDd 1x1 ui
fornia has an actual ve,irf 1 Dalley. New York, treasurer.
i
w. fX
0$ m ; ,
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CH1.NA.MAX mm
SA.V FRANCISCO. Jan. 12
VVhea the first transcontinenta,1
railroads pus-d their ribbons of
steel westward. Chlnwe labor play
d a larre part in overcoming
hardships encountered on torrid
desert and anow covered mountain.
Chin Hong. 78, the ut of the
crew of Orientals who figured In
this contribution to American his
tory more than a half century ago.
aled here Tueedry 0f accidental
"Phyxlatton,
36 '- utuZ&l
I
fornia has an actual vested Inter
est in property acquired by hus
band and wife after marriage, waa
urged here before Judge Albert
stcpnens In the test case of Frances
Stewart against her husband, Ern
est Stewart.
Five acres of land figures in the
suit which Is a friendly one. Stew
art entered a personal denial to
his wife's claim that she held a
vested interest In the land. The ar
gument was continued until Wednesday.
faster'- Sid Stomach
and Headaches '
Almost Cost Job'
AntjQintrriAht ..? It. . - .- -
u ' v victor Henri
Bercwr (above, V ., Fr
ambassador lo ih u. s , -dmg
Eni.feJO.eschner.-,
one of his country, foremost
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