The Klamath news., April 21, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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Wednesday, April 21, 1P26
THE KLAMATH NEWS
VOLCANIC LAVA
FLOW SUBSIDING i
Fear Still Felt That Flow
May Start on Hilo Side
' of Maunaloa Crater
Bewitching Hues
of Orchid, Pink,
Green in Frock
DEBT OF ITALY (Texas Hit by a
i STARTS BATTLE Terrific Storm
IHI.O. April 20. (fulled News I
A new alow hot appeared at the
summit of Maunaloa. on Iho Hilo j
aide, and It was believed her Tues-.
day tbat lava mar pour from tbe
crater In this direction. I
Other atreama from the great ,
Tolcano are reported dormant. j
Cooling breezes from the sea :
hate parted tbu cloud bank that has
hong over the Kona district and 1
the rat lata streams from Maun-
aloa hare been revealed In all (
their grandeur.
Explosions within the streams ;
themselves sent Jots of fire a hun-
dred feet Into the air. lijcht inp the'
dark, hot gulches of the mountain !
as If by flashlight. j
'Aviators have been - able to ob- ;
tain photographs and close-up views
tor the scientists, who Judge thatj
the activity at the summit has cecs-;
d tor the time. When the clouds j
parted the aviators found a huge ,
ew fissure in the rift near thej
summit. This was bubbling with I
occasional groaning surges of lava. .
- The flow toward Kona has cooled j
And unless augmented by new out- j
bursts I sot likely to do heavy '
damage.. The third great stream
as the Kau flow. Is still active at
thr source, but tiling at the
wedge-ehaped front practically has
stopped Its movement.
' Coincident with the slowing up
at the ' top smoke his begun seep
ing into Kilauea, Indicating' to the
residents ' that the "lake of fire"
soon wfll be filled with - fire and
that other eruptions will cease. V,'.
Thomas Jaggar. volcanologUt who
has watched Maunaloa far years,
refused Tuesday to predict win:
Is! going to happen.
'' The Red Cross leve is rjbing
funds with which to assist Ha sal
tans made destitute by the destrue
rti- n
Enemcig in Senate Send the
Measure Back to Com
mittee for Delay
:o.
1AI.I.AS, Texas. April 0 (I'nlt
ed News) Swccptus over a wide
section of western and soulhwestern
Texas Tuesday a violent wind sod
rain storm destroyed property, caus-
..... ed the deaths of two children audi
one man. injured others ana wssneu
out many miles of railroad tracks
I VWSHIXliTON'. April
'fulled Nc-.i -Opponents of
: Uallan debt settlement will al-
. ... . - i it in e..mmittee
when the pact come, up for a final " . "u"a
vote In the senate Wednesday after
LINDSAY FEARS
A CONTROVERSY
In Burba nk Eulogy j Sought
To Defend Right of
Any Man's Belit f
.lock, hoping to kill It
wreck of one.
Twinty miles of the Texas and
I'acKic tracks near Monuhan are
flooded and washouts hold up the
crack Sunshine Pacific, carrying
Jack llempsey, aud hi party from
Kl fuKt) to Kort Worth. The tracks
were reported repaired Into Tuesday.
men at i
.by delay.
Senator simoot. I'tah republican.
; who la in charne of the bill for
1 sctlctment. us a member of the debt
funding committee predicted Tues
day that this effort would fail aud
' that the rt would be ratified by
! No motion for re-comml.ta. has WESTERN AUTO IS NEW j ' n'r '"cur?d
JXVKL VH THIS CITY, day . propose to make my
Is rrached. i Takiug charge of his work and'
Senator Harrison. Mississippi .0,,ln- ,canainted about town yes-t
dem.u-rat. declared there nas ccen ,erdar L K- ft,,,,, w
an InveMlgation of lf posMMe -for lhe West.in Anto Supply com-
fluence that J. P. Morgan snd com-
iNEW MANAGER FOR
ItKNVKIt. April SO. Ifnltert!
News) In the oulogy'whlih' Judge
lluu Lindsay di livnrvd at tho gruvu
of his friend, t.uiher llnrhahk. lie
ouKlii. to defend tho right of any
man to believe as ho cluise.
Assertlnk that lie was ut trying
to riprvss his own rvllgajus views,
tho Pernor Jurist Monday night
gave out a stutoment In' answer lo
thousands of inquiries Ihut have
been mado to him since his remarks
Bayonets Guard
Vote at Herrin
lirCUIUN. III., April I. (United
News) Tlin flash of bayonets anil
tho ominous mule of rtflea kept
peace while Herrin rleetud aldermen
Tuesday. Tho ballollug was light
I suit voters did not linger about Hip
polls. National guards were sta
tioned In every precinct admonish
ing tho rikiieus lo "move along." -Danger
from strife waa said lo
be -much greater than lu the nice-
GARDEN TOOLS
TEND TO MAKE . .
WORK SIMPLER
? (foutlnuod Kmiil I'aBO Five) .'
another Improvement. Narrow,
bladed and angular trowels fur
handling small plants In transplant,
lag are ruuveulence that ecr
body ueeda.
KJiInf tools as well as mirhlnej
sre needed u (he well-kept garden
where there are groaa paths. Utile
one-wheeled Uu mowers tu clip
Hons a week ago which resulird In Hie "whiskers at the edge of grass-
rioting and six murders, but when' boidi-md beds make Iswu mowing
the polls closed not even s fist 1 s much easier task and sharp grass
fight bad been reported. ! shears Ihut will really cul are an-
Ku King Kin n ami antl-klan I other us-lul addition lo Iho gurden
forces were about niunlly divided outfit.
at the grave of the famous scientist. n, election und tho gusrdsmen Wh'l hoes hsve .become so wall
Judge Lindsay, however, declined
views known, but I don't propose
now to bring down upon my head
sent here a week ago remained on recognised as uecensllles for even
duly to prevent renewal of tho old tlr amullest garden that almost ev
feud. leryono has one. .New attachments
i make tho work of skimming the
l.Ti: HKT Mill TOl'HXKY.
. t. - -1 . ..... H..l..k lli.,k.Kli . k .
manager ,lni,M i,il.,unir r..t.. ti.a ii.u. ,.r ih,.' ,.r ihA
who denv
nanv. loanu nui first uay lit iiamain t......
pany may be exerting efforts to, . bu ne .
anyone else tho rlr.ht lo
vlows different from their
r::tfied.
; -u i'
have the tv.o billion debt settlement , h,mwlf . v,r). w pU,ed
with the business thst is evident
unreasonable that we . , h h ro.,DtloB he had
: should settle the Italian dt o mM ,mog the business men. Hlett i
te basis cf r. emu on me oouar . B n western Anto Suonly
I Llndssy eald:
"What you
weed from the garden almost
NKW YOUK. April 2d. (I'nlled ' pleasure. The tendency In garden
News) Sectional qualifying rounds, tuula Is toward durability and Pr-
192 open golf compelllioii ' tiiaiieiicy. ll Is a good lime to look
were nnuounced Tuesday by Iho 'over Iho catalogue ur the displays
United .suites llolf association. n the seed stores while thore Is
The qualifying rounds are lo be still lime, and lay In an adequate
Played June 14 and the competition supply of handy tools. It is a good
at Scioto Country club, Columbus. I plun lo buy In pairs, so If onela
have done here and. Ohio. July 8. 9 10. One hundred lost there will be another bandy
lu his speech at Ilia grave, Judge
2JL
This chiffon gown uses a most
tcwitchinjr color combinatioa.
Orchid is the gown's shade with
pink snd orchid .silk snd velvet
roses snd bow and ribbon ends
of jiie green
and make the other nations pay 80
land 8i cents on the dollar merely
'to aid M.M-gan to reap a seven per
!cent profit on his trnasaetion," he
I said.
JIKXHWN WINS.
LOS ANOKl.fcS. April !(). (Unit
ed News) Tony Fuentes, Mexican
hoavyweicht. won on a foul from
IJchn Lcs'.cr Johnson, negro. In one fornia
company at Long Beach. California,
for a time, and recently with the
same company at Richmond., Cali
fornia. He is accompanied here by
Mrs. Hlatt and their boy of five. HI
att bears the reputation of being an
ardent fishorman and hunter. '
J. W. Keith, predecessor of Hlatt
what you were here Is your ouly
sure and certaiu Immortality."
rKI.KltK.tTKH TOO HOOX.
i of the three 10-round feature bouts there.
: Tuesday nitrht.
I Fuentes was on the floor as thelgj
; result or a lorv oiow wnen xne negro
hit him am-ln. He was disqualified,
j Baby Jce Clans won handily over
i Young MrCoTcrn.
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FX1LKESTONK. Eng . April :o' '
(Tnlled News! A large moving
vau. carrying a load of furniture,
two men nud two blutx cats ho
canto umnanagoitl.ln al n dangerous
curve, near here. Jumped the road,
turned a coirnlete lomi-rs.mlt and
here, has gone to Klchmotid, Call- lots that had not been counted. They I landed right side up 111 a field 20
to act as company manager gave a majority for sheriff to Van' feet below. Neither men, cats, fur-
BKLVIDEKR. III.. April 50.
tl'nlted Newsl After celebrating
his victory by buying large quan
tities of cigars for the voters. Walt
er Van Epps learned that election
as Western Anto company manager ' officials had found a bunch of bal-
and fifty players will be ellglMa fur' while the lost one Is being vecov
the latter event. .red. Trowels always prove elusive.
Irfiy In a supply of strong stakes if
yea esn rolled them. They are al
ways needed.
opponent
t nlture or van
KOTHAT XOTICK
Came to my place stout March
17, light bay horse, branded M high
up on left hip. J. C. Young. Klsm
aih Fella, general delivery. Old
Hunt place, about i miles west
of Klamath Falle, on Keno high
... AT. 14. tins
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WOOL SELLS AT 8tc.
PORTLAND. April 20. (United !
News) Several small clips of wool! ' STIHIIUNU WIXS IM11T
tlon of the Tillage of Hcopuloa. 'in the Condan section have be?n ! KANSAS CITY. Kan.. April 20.
buried Sunday under a flood of contracted at "0 cents a pound dur-i (United News) William L. 'Young'
lava from Maunaloa.
lag the lost day or so.
FLYERS IN DANGER
I Stribling. the light heavyweight
Dealers appear to be willing to champion aspirant, put cn one of
ake on the better class stuff and " the best exhibitions of his barn-
rc watchins sneering operations. storming tour of the mlddlewest
'-CALCUTTA, April It. (United j
rwwsj ine cpamsn aviators i-onga , ed , the territorv frora Walla WaUa cve.ry rouad of n(s io round bout
and Gallaria. flying from Madrid ( , Yakima at prices ranging from ' with Joe Lohman. of Toledo. Ohio.
w AiBuiia, iii. .uicuioi iur nuo- ... , .. nn . . . , : .
goon at 7:45 this morning.
The weather was bad.
-'Inatead of following the curving
coastline of the bay of Bengal in
i 26c to 23c
urea for heavy sluff.
MODKKX HKt'IPES.
BLACKWELL. Okla.. April 20.
two hundred' year old cook boolt!
FAYETTEVILLE. Ark., April
120. The V M. C. A. here is ob-; nnbllshed in London in 1765 and
tjielr flight to Rangoon, the avia-j taining employment for male stu-i entitled "the art of cookery," Is in
tors took s cross bay route, which . dents of the University of Arkansaaithe possession of Mrs. O. H. Payne
although shorter is very dangerous. ' as "nursemaids." The secretary of , here. Her grandmother brought
bureau says the the book from London In 1831. It
Many other aviators who have at-' the employment
tempted the flight across this route, men make fcstter"
have met disaster. co-eds.
maids" than the1 is still dolnj service in the Payne
kitchen.
Smiles as He Goes With?339 Others to Devil's Island
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World's attention again is centered on Devil's Inland,' French penal ' colony ' wlicrc medieval
methods ol punishment survive, as another shipload of convicts slowly mnkes its way from France to
the island. Aboard the ship are 8 to men doomed Id the "dry guillotine," the unfortunates' name for
the hell-hule, where they are subject to tortures ol equatorial heat and the worst of tropicnl insects
wejl as the extreme cruelty of keepers " One ol them (arrow) can be seen smiling1 as he goes
aboard tbe shin-shown sKore ' .
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