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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1926)
Page Eiftht Friday, 'April 10. 192fl I I Hi fIiff j AIR LEADER'S FATE UNKNOWN Pacific Coast Radio Programs 'POLICE BATTLE FUR STRIKERS i. .Armored Cart and Plane Comb Desert for the Miing Flyers kpo. Frfclit), -April 1A. I went. Hollywood LKion stadium: S8.S mctors. San Fran- 1 1 p. m . ronut tlrove orvhntru. , c: D . , obi-o I'suhI fraturvs: l:SO p. m K(1V, 4915 nif(.'rs, Portland I w " r """7 llE,'ul cv Flannoiu hole! orrhnma; 4 p. m.. , Tmial fwilurm: IS 3d p. 411.. oou- New York Disturbance I raise hotel orrhtstra: 5:l& p. in . -: i b. 111.. wonivn's niattiw: AffectinB 15 000 CAIRO, April IS. (I'ntted ( restaurant otvhfatra; 8 p. proa-raml; 10 30 p. in . Hoot Owls. Nawa) In ths midst of diiert'tu.. program: S p. in.. Palace hotel ; Kltl.Vl 41 i n.-!.-r, Salllf l'a aandatorma, brarinf murderous Af-! on-heatra; 10 p. in., States restaur-! ual features: 12:30 p. in., Seattle rtcan tribesmen, searchers In or- " orcheatra. I . number of cuimnerre: S p. m . Ho nored car. and airplane, are t- KUO. 361 meters. Oakland-l-! ' ' ': ! children's eewinc att.niptato find Captain E-ual ture.; 11:30 p. m.. conorrt; Prosram: ::" p. ni . bridge len; Hewing auempis io liuu lamaiu , : ... .' 11 m nmcmni! III n in iii.lurV ... 3 d. m.. nrocram: n. m.. fioiei r teres, leader of the Madrid Manila flight, who waa forced io .land hut Sunday ltd miles eaat of ' Amman, ancient Biblical capital of ' Palestine. i St. Francis orchestra; ft: 30 p. in., i radio Kit-In: 6 p. ni., Paradiae Car-i 1 dona orcheatra. KIja. 508 metem. Oakland 6 p. in., atutltn nmarani? ft4S n ni Due to th. isolated diatrlct in , Athens Athletic club orchestra, whlcft Esteves and bis companion! KHJ, 415 meters. l.o. Angeles flier were forced to land, the chance .Noon, K1( orchestra: :S0 p. m.. of their recovery alive la alight. children's program: T:36 p. m.. alr The. two were on the Bagdad to craft lecture. W. . U. Waterman; S Cairo hop when forced down. Their ! p. m.. program, .plane waa found fire miles off the I KKI. 47 meters, lx Angeles usual air route, in a land of little j I'aual features: 5::l0 p. m., 6:30 p.! 'Water, and of dangeroua desert i Programs; . p. ni., I'emoerthy a tribe. They carried food for only , Ramblers: P- n... organ: p. ni., one day. The small chance that 9:flvp: n'' 10 "' ' P0. , , . . . , , . K.S. 337 meters. Hollywood they were picked up by some friend-1 Usnal fpaturM. , p m vUlaJ!e ,ly natives, however-has caused the:s,p. , p m womtB-t c,,lb,. 4 p order that increased efforts be made , m.. Boy Scouts: 7 p. m.. 8 p. ni.. to find them. i 9 p. m.. programs; 10 p. ni., main 8earch Ordered. . Three planes were in the flight! w; r.K X i.kknsk. .(roup. By agreement Captains Lo-j rigw and Gallaria. In two other j XEW YORK. April 1 i. (United planes, must press on without their News) Pablo Ooniales, 25-yenr-old lost leader. They are now at Kar-jbtis boy, who arrived at Kills Isl- . achl, India, preparing to fly oh to and but a year ago, now has an Agra. j automobile valued nt SJ500. The British and SpanUh government rise to fortune was revealed when officials have ordered every possl-j Conzales was haled into court for serenaders. .Fresh Radio Batteries, Tubes, and Aerial. Materials. Free Radio Programs and Lot Sheets. Earl Shepherd, 507 Main. lent of thoae who could Uot gain ent ranee. Aa excited men and woman screamed and shouted their denuu-1 clallona of "scabs, murderers and Irullora," ominous rumblings spread in Ihroiigh tile niub outside. lu a 'few minutes the disturbance began' to resemble a riot. i Truffle In the vicinity of the ball was almost completely blocked and j policemen sicking Io clear a lane were overwhelmed. The flrat force of reserves were unable Io slem the crowd of 10.000 fur strikers who angry tide and more reserve were bei-ama Iremfed when they could I rushed from other stations. Scores not enter meeting at Carnegie hall, where the American Federa tion of l.uhor nftlcluls and other la bor Iraders . were to urge settle ment lu the nln strike which affects era. ( live thousand men and women had Jammed Into NKW YORK. News) Hcorea lied Thursday April 15. (Tnlled of policemen bat afternoon with a .week-old furl by dividing 1 .1.000 work-i suuds. of policemen were soon al the scene nnd double lines of uniformed men charged the mob. They succeeded In restoring a semblance of order the protesting Ihou- llere From .Merrill Mrs. lienrge every available I Offield of Merrill was In the city comer of the amlo'orliun and their i testerdav In visit with her danch. hisses. Jeers and screams at theater. Miss Vera Offield, and aou.is labor leaders ndded to the dlscon-1 Lester Offield. ' J. N. Bramhall DEALER i Flour, Mill Food, Hay and Grain, Grain 'Bags, Burlap and Sack Twine ' Wholesale nnd Retail Groceries Storage and Transfer ..Agent J. I. Case Threshing 'Machine Co. .. Office and Warehouse , Phone 945 305 Spring St. ble search be made for Estevei. Ex cited crowds in Madrid are report ed to have besieged the war min istry for news of the air man. The ' British : govenrnment has ordered the royal air force fliers in Cairo to exert every effort to find him. j Estevei and his companion niayj 'Wander for days, even weeks in thej north African desert country wi:L-, out nawa ot htm reaching the out-: aide world. They may be taken up by dangerona Bedouin tribesmen' or . they may be so fortunate as to fall into the hands of natives who will! ' handle them well. The abandoned green airplane j which led the confident Spanish ' party on its trail blazing adventure was found Monday. With it was a note from Estevei that he and his companion were attempting to reach Amman on foot. It is the be lief of flyers here that the two Span iards may have wandered for miles in the wrong direction. Airplanes have been sent out in . all directions from Cairo in the last ' 24 hours. Fear that Bedouins - might be encountered caused the nse of armored motor cars Thurs day. In addition expert trackers were sent out. ' driving without a license. .V.aa as est-; ' ' that to i .tey Textile Strikers Under Iron Hand PASSAIC, N. J.. April 15. (United News) With one county in the ; textile; strike area under vir tual martial law -and 150 deputies; . armed with shotguns ready to be sent into another, the situation in Passaic and surrounding towns con tinued grave Thursday night, des pite a day of inactivity on the part of the 16,000 strikers who waited; word from pickets in Washington . and Trenton. i As police dispersed the group of . strikers and their children about the White House and the Trenton ' picketing tailed because of the 111 . ness of Governor Moore, authorities appeared for renewed disturbances. Civilians were ' hastily sworn In ss deputies and while no soldiers; were used, the district took on the; appearance of an armed camp as police patrolled the streets with guns prominently displayed. TO BOX HKiH HAT KANSAS CITY MO., April 15. . (United News) Levi Morrill, 89. who Is the "Uncle Ike" depicted in Harold Bell Wright's story, "The' Shepherd of the Hills," will leave his duties as postmaster of Notch,. Mo., OzaTks crossroads, long enough to participate In the christening of a mall plane of the National Air Transport, Inc. 'Uncle Ike' has been postmaster at Notch for more than 40 years. XO WOOL TKADIXG. PORTLAND, Ore., April 15. (United News) Lack of trodlnc continues to be indicated in the market for wool at Oregon and Washington, as well as Idaho points. Shearing operations are gaining. Buyers are looking over supplies, but are making practically no bids Bt the moment. Private messages from Boston to local firms Indicate a dull trend there. TIRES 30x3VL' Cords $10.45 31x4 Cords 19.50 32x4 Cords 20.35 29x4 10 Balloons .... 14.95 To read The Klamath News day after day Is to keep thoroughly in formed on happenings of Importance throughout the world as well as in Klamath Falls and vicinity. MS BATTERIES $10.95 We will call for your car, wash it, polish it, and throughly vacuum the upholstery. It will then be returned to your garage. You'll appreci ate this service. Commercial Rates on Storage. IMPERIAL GARAGE The Caragn That Never Closes Snl mill Main Hts, I'Iiiiiio 1IIO. April 19th Starts Our Special DEMONSTRATION MONTAG COLONIAL RANGES The buffet and all the late styles in.Montag cast iron and steel ranges will be on display. The new enamel ranges are here a tone to suit any kitch en color scheme; white, blue, gray, and "Santone" (the new shade of the year.) A factory representative will explain the many advantages of these Western made ranges. - . 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