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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1926)
THE KLAMATH NEWS' f age Two Saturday. Nov. 1:1. lOitl Plane Accidents ! Bring Death to j I One; .i Injured L -I Firt Fatality of Nowly Chria tened Loa Angeles-Seattle ' Air' Mail Line Occur When Pilot Become Confused. LOH AN;F.I.F.S, Nnv. IS (llil- i tnl News) HinOi look its first ' lull alonjg the newly . christened. 1 lo Antf'lc-Scnltlo ir mull I'm ; FrhlayMheu the pilot of t't i different, ilmio tnt-aine confused i In a rainstorm nml loivhanKtnK fng Ami crushed to the Kunil in : southern California, a parnip"r ! In one plane bo Inn killed, i Donald Rossiwr.. 21. l.os An-' aeles mechanic, was, the victim of a crash, la Whileley canyon near Van Nuya. whom a ship polited liy Charles K. Widiner wont Into a tntlspln. Widmer jumped t. safety on a parachute. Hick llowman. piloting, a south bound plane, narrowly escaped collision with Mount ltaldy when hla plane was forced down for gaso line and damaged in landing near Oro Crnndo. Itowman escaped Injury. Two other airplane crashes oc-f, curred In California today. Three' men were hurt w hen a commercial I airplane crashed into a power line' near Richmond. They were Pilot A. C. "Warren. San Francisco: , W. J Koll. San Francisco, and 0. Thomp-j son. Oakland. j Tlia other accident was of a , similar nature and occurred near Portervllle. occupants of the plane escaping r injury. . ILLUSTRIOUS SON OF AMERICA ROSE (Con tinted From rage One) Barks Orders 'as Leviathan Enters and Leaves N. Y. ! Uncle Joe . Once ! Was As Powerful . As Our President 7 op. Indicating for the first time that his condition was serious. Tola election was the flrt that he had not cast his ballot for th republican ticket he was a devout republican. The .Cannon courase remained with him to the end. A few days before his death he told his daugh ters, not to despair: he would re- corer, be assured them. . Pilot William S. McLaughlin. The mammoth steamship. Leviathan never enter or leave New York harbor except under direct orders from Pilot William S. McLaughlin, For three year Mrl.auirhltn alone has directed the lt ship in and out of the Itarl.or. having been assigned to that job after the Leviathan went aground. The Leviathan is lulky and difficult to mancuvi er. McLaughlin is the only pilot assigned definitely to tn one ship. ' WASHINGTON. Nnv. 12.- (Unit! r d N'ows i The d en t h n f I ' ne I o Joe t':iiuuin. who wnn mrt morr IHtwirful in Homo roHpocts ilt.tu tht presldm. of the tn.tvi S.aie. : hroucht b.4 W tn. V;-ltliiiit.Mi u;iw mt'inorii's u:wl reminNtmoK of probably iht mnHi p.rturrt.iuo fisttt e r li o it in i n it ted po 1 i t f in uu r i u g the past t'ii iarn, Kor i i k H 1 ( in f anuon ruUvl the hiimw of r presentatives. u j sluele handed momuvh. u absolute dictator. o powerful that he eould. ' and did deiy the White Hou and . even the leader of iim own group, i In 1910 republican nurrMi'8 j with democrat te as.-uijitn e over- i threw him by PtrlppitiK from him' the power of appointing nil eutn-; liiilliMi! li ml h.i vim; I li.m mmiilnlatil i by the houe. It wa the uim tt U tod pow.r 10 ' : appoint the powerful committee- , I i hiil allowed him to dictate to Th ' j honno and toiilrol all If sKIutum. The moil who led the fiRht to overthrow t'annou s.it hi hm off iee . i Friday and recalled for the Tufted I News correspondent ttoir.p of the bit j ternes of that fijrlit. He It Sena ' , tor :eore XV. Norris of Nelrasls , i iHtill a roputilirtui insurgent n. be!-; lie rent ns h, was in the famine In 1010. the otittmidins exception the polithnl rule that voiiiik radl- j rah Krow Into old ronservutie!. . "I never saw u more hitler fight." Senator Norria said, "For I two years Vnele Joe njver cxi hanp I ed a personal word w ith me. If ' i we accidentally met In the rloaV-' FIGHTING CONTROL I TERRITORY HERE (Continued truui rS One) aauiii"t any luuunlun. In lm ni lillruilon lit'fni'e Hie Inicriiinie Com. luevce I'ikiiuiitsNltiii for n poililt r tfiwion u Allui'tis fur ni'W Kn'.ti'rn vnuiu'i iinti'. (hi Siimhrni I'nt'tflo b;ls'il 11 I'lltiiv prtipDsllliill en h:iv Ipi tl'.t riilil t'vrliiivoty wiihutit h.ivma lii iltvide Die tumuit'tH, uul iuli'lii'a llh K. I'. iiiri.'i.iU III' San Kraiu'lwro iMerilav 'iiiirirnu,il tlii lniiri'!lini thnl If tin Hitl lliuw wtMv utlowi'tl Into (hfA (iM-ritory lh AltiiiiiM evti'iislim nitKtit not b'. lullt. A vim o( l hi Miri will nut he parilciiliirly ieanluf lo Klaieaili.' niul oiikIii not to have heen wult mltioil In any a)ieal lo imlilli- up-, port. , Intervlewa with I'resldi'tit Levey of Hie Western I'.nlfU' ami Jmlite' Anselliiitl. i'Ii i f itiunwil for Hut: rullronil hroiiiilit out the fmt that1 Mr. Jiiiniit waa expected tt-rat In u m'W iI;ivh fur furlher rourereuce. hut Willi no assui'uiiro that any liiinii ilifinlle wolilil be iiliiiouiii'eil Tlie enure priiRrain la licit! In airlft i'si t-onfiiti'tu-e. hut lMniaih Ihe aur f:ue HihiKH are tvriuiiily luippenlnit. ami no mnld-r w li :it luippiioi Klani tith sI.-iihIh to win. Ktr remilta use Neva f la.a AdaJ Today's Specials FREE One Box Spiticnburg or Newtown Apples with, each $10 Purchnne, or over i i,.i-.. WitK each $5 Purchase we will give One Pound of Butter, Free. KERR'S EC.G rRODUl'KK. CRACKKD CORN AND MILK RATION ON SALB HKRK TEDS GRdCERY AND FEED STORE Plume 121 1 V.n Miiin ul Rim lamation Tlio Now Stiitio Huiltlinir Free liolivory Sfi-vio I'ntil 5 oVInok p. in. j room he did not show hy word or I sign tnat ne Knew I was there. Nev nii:k;iltl.K I.Os ;rTi.KS er a nod Dor a look of nvosnitlon. j m rvritt r.t' it . r. t .1 iti ; .ti nit' iii-At riviiinc luur IU was. , defeated for re-election to the hou-e -d'ni- i was eletted lo the nenate for tlioj ncn cottares.1 con- Itanville Shows Crlef Danville's urief at the loss of HS:ered from the atmsophere to pre most Illustrious son was ineffable. , wrTe lts balance. ... Small jcroups gathered around trie j WASHINGTON. . .Nov.. 13- tea .Nei I ne airi.ie ixs ah-'"-- nr. n u-u ti.uartr!; i-ou- Seles was forced to turn homeward j vened a few weeks following elec-' after she reached the capital today, j tlon I was slttinn alone In the re- pcstponlnft a trip to itampton publican cloakroom of the house. Roads, because of the freexiUE smokiUB a cigar. weather which disrupted her water' "I'ncle Joe came In. He look-.! 1 recovery system. r.traiKht at me for an Instant, then Continuation of the flight' was al,l1 to the mantl, piece oppoahe, considered dangerous as'the diriR-;m-v rnalr. hooked his elbows up on j ible would be forced to valve its'" "d threw nis f'nr up at a littl. helium unless the water recovery ' "her anale and studied me a mom-, svstem could be repaired, as the'"11- 1 nousnt i was going to g?t airship depends upon water recov the roughest talk of mi- life. " Norrls." ' he said, 'you and I , have had a fight. You won and I lost. You. have been elected to tliei ut. ....m.n- home in Vermilioa I it iv rvinTi:n TOIiiv 'senate and I am leaving the house. I street and talked of I'ncle Joe. It IX OKK(iO) WASHINGTON : You ,re S"'" u" and ' golne was small talk. ' " : ', lown- "Wo you remember when." ami j SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 12. ( ''H ' ant to say right now-; "I knew him." . .", (United Newsl Rain is eipectd lhat '" " square fighter. Yo-.i I They saw Cannon as: the most . Saturday In Washington and Ore-d", riK'" according, to what you ', picturesqna.Amiricau. who has etch-' gon. hut the weather, bureau here thonghi. I did right by what I ed bi& character Into the background ' reported today that fair weather, mougni. ou never used dirty ikc of history since Lincoln. They saw him as a plain citizen, one who had trouble with his fam ily regarding clothes, one who had to be cajoled Into getting better than a. $15 overcoat. They remem bered when Helen Cannon went to a store, paid ?35 on a $50 over coat nod arranged bo, that I'ncle Joe eould buy the coat for SI without knowing Its full value. From I'oor Family probably . would- prva!J. oior the: Ilr"-. W tnat about you. Bui week end in central and southern 1 1 v,n"'t " about ihat damned California. gang. you had with you." , MHS. W. D. Hll.l. WANTS j SIXON IS AI'r-OINTF.It j ONLY SI..HMI.IMNI ALIMONY CIIH AtiO'S (.KltMW ( l)sl J.; LIVINGSTON. Mont.. Nov. II j BKKLI.V. Nov. 12. -i fnited News i (I'nlted Newsl ilrs. Walter S. Hugo Kerf irard Sixon. former sec- i 'Hill of St. Paul. Minn., was grant- ritary to the late Walter Rathenau.; ied an Injunction Friday restraininR Germany's assassinated foreign mln-; I her husband from disposing of tnyl's'er. has been appointed German Ilorn in a poor family at Guilford . property pending the outrome of .consul general in Chicago. Courthouse. X. C. May 18. 1836. i their divorce auit In which she asks : Consul General Steinbach. who Cannon moved with his family to Indiana when he was four. Ten years later he helped support the family by working in a store, saving and studying law at the same time. At .22 he moved to Danville. hl home for the rest of his life ex cept, of course, during sessions in Washington. Elected prosecuting attorney in 2 860 ha made a name for himself by fighting Copperheads during the Clvl) War. ' He married Mary P. Reed of Canfteld, Ohio, two years later and built for her the brick house In which he died. F.lerteil In IK72 In 1872 he was elected to con gress S5.000 per month temporary all-, D0W represents Germany in Chicago. mony and alimony. $1.50i.oni) permanent has been named acting minister to Coluinhfa. i NOTK'K OF CLAIM I'NIIFIt SKI'. THN 1M72 It. S.. AS AMF.NII Kl BY THE AIT OF JANl'AUY U7. HK2. Lake-view OIlWO.l Department cf the Interior. I'nlted States Lan4 Olfice. Lakeview, Oregon. SHOES REPAIRED While Yob , Wait ' JACK FROST WORK GLOVES FOR LESS ' ' 110 So. eth St. First Door From Main Be November 9. 1526.; Notice is hereby given that George McAlee has filed 'in thia office an I aDtlication under section 2:t72. Re- J8lJ ne was eeceu lo con- SUttut , ammiWa hy the for the first time and serv-' , of ianUilrv ia-,-, for the ed continuously with the exception sv 14 sW'i Section 29, SBtiSWli, of two terms, for half a century. 1 SA'i, SH ' , SKHSE'4. Section 30, From 1903 to 1912 he was speaker : Township 37 South, Range 1154 of the house and earned the title 1 East. W. M. "ciar'r because of his Iron handed ! A". Persons claiming the land ad . verseiy or desiring to show it to iie . tactics. I mineral In character will be allow- Cannon was delegate to many na-,ed until ijewmber 23. 1926. to file tlonal conventions and was mention- ) in this office their objections to : ed for the presidency in nearly ev-ithe Issuance of patent under the ery one for thirty years, but he j aforesaid application. never came close to nomination. ., "" ni" wm . pun-i.. uisneq in ine rviamain .lews. iiam- ath Falls, Oregon Glasses Fitted ground and repaired at DR. GOBLE'S Close one eye. then read, then try the other eye the same way. If you cannot sec equally well with either eye. It is the warning that you should heed at once. Your eyesight Is passing. In 1011 TTnlA In. vnlimlB.lk- u.-. -'"- -v. ........ o1h B-ullrf frt.rr uhl..l. t !....... " j . designate as the newspaper pub- which had grown heavy on his nshed nearest the land above de-1 k, shoulders. Political enemies prals- scribed ty ed him and mourned his passing: F. P. LIGHT, personal enemies he had few be-i , Register, cause of his character which was as -Nov 12. -Dec 12. Inc. firm and as upstanding as the rock - - of Gibraltar. Lived Quiet Life The last few years of his lifo were spent in almost complete re tirement. He walked a little, rod" a little, laughed a little and smoked the black cigar. His final public address was de llvered about two years ago at a district meeting in Danville of chambers of commerce. This is Cannon, known to the millions: The tilted single, the rakishly worn wide hat, the long tailed coat, his poker games, his outspoken language often spiced with profan ity, bis republicanism and his strong will. To read The Klamath News day after day Is to keep thoroughly In formed on happenings of Importance throughout the world an well as in Klamuth Falls and vicinity. PHONB 1300 WESTERN TRANSFER COMPANY 419 Main TRANSFP.lt AND KRAYIXO JOHN C. CLECHORN Registered Civil Engineer and ' Surveyor Klamath Falls, Oregon 21(1 HUh St. Pbono 204-M Let Ui Paper Your Home F. R. OLDS Wall Paper and Paint Phone 192-W ITrrVVWyvVVVWVsAVVVyv WOOD We are pleased to announce lhat we are caught up with our ordi'rs so that we are making Immediate deliveries an all kinds of fuel, a COAL is $18.00 per ton. 12.00 cheap, er than last year. This price is on the best coal nhtninal.le. Rock Springs and Utah mines. Order trren slabs, they dry In h few days of good weather and the price is away down. 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