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PAGE SIX TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 THE KLAMATH NKW8 Church League is Proposed at Meet CITY BRIEFS Plane May Not ,' Enter in Race jCURWOOD RlTES ' I SET FOR TODAY i LAUSAXNK. Switsrrlaii'rt. Aug. II. (A. P.) A leagna of churchta, i following--1 ho mra If not 111 i poller of ths le ius of nations a auita-estod thin morning to th world conference on faith Front Rocky I'olnt Mrs. K. T. I mtxicipai. 'AinronT. oak- Ahk.' 15. (fll t the Air King To Hky Lakes Several Prtla i n., ,,,, home hero tomorrow afternoon rhorrv ftsMtL- ! """"" u,..l will ha In IliV fllll miho. Jester waa shopping In the cliy1, raif j, yesterday from Kockr loiui. y f Issll.ilUr thai OWOSSO. Mich.. AO. J 5. W) Funeral ritea for James Oliver mrwood. author and eouserrsi ttoniyt who died Saturday ulglit, will be held at the Curwood mnA n.H, h w, n. rw n,.. ! Havon 8unday and went to Sk iniir in- tip inrui tiiu nini i time although - none of them fished. Two deer were aeen on ! airplane race loomed today when llurlal will be In Oak Hill ceine- Alnsllo of Baltimore, represent ing the church of disciples of (,'hrlst In North America. Dr. Alnslle la one of the leaders of the church, oulty nioroment to the United States. ' v , "la It noi high time." he ask ed, "that the churches should) form as league, each church hold ing to all It' has and seeking to contribute something to that dlrine life that -has been released for 'the growth of mankind toward Oodr- . The . covenant, he continued, teed be no. more binding than this Mnf,MHM K., 1, ....... 1 ., Mr . foM on,,..... , . . ,: " ! K. Mr. and Mrs. 1. P. Liggett. dacatandlng by future conferences ad -cooperative effort, making possible the way for growth Into nity which can nerer come so long aa we remain Isolated from and indifferent to the causes of others. - v. , I wooil George Ogle. Claude Williams. John Peyton. .it twirj iw "",T",nei travel i0 miles an hour, tts Sunday visitors to register at J cruising speed revealed Cherry Creek Haven Sunday are. - , , s0 hour at top speed. A rutest of gasoline consump tion was planned by the pilot this Mr. and Mrs. 'lleorge Ogle. John ! Crump, Garland Brown. Tom . Moore. Mr. and Mra. H. F. Kar- IMr. and Mrs. K. IX McGhehey. i Mr. nud Mrs. J. W. Kerns. -Mr. iand Mra. A. Quest of Janesville. I Minn.. Mrs. R. V. Ess. Catherine I Ess. O. H. Brown. O. H. Moon. 'l. R. Moon, and a party com- posed of Lester Cofer,' Leslie 1 Elmore. Roland Cofer, Wallace t crllngs. Joy Evans. Ruth Cofer. j Helen Cofer. Virginia Peyton. ' OVFP CPA TiM"iAV GoorK Gnstafson. "Snowy" Gus '.i:T. L,'Irtatson of : Berkeley. California. : I Merle Swansen and Joe Evans. (Coartlsmert from Peo One) I afternoon. SPIiANES TO HOP regrdle of hi, position at thej Young Angler Takes - The second prize of no.ooo i Three Days to Landi goe. to in. second plane to fia- . Rig f ighting Fish : Lieutenants Bennett. Grlffen! ' ' . ' ,. "' aad Albert Henley, both of Okla-i NELSON. B. C, Aug. U. (A-, knn. rur ka ih. n.i .-. i P.) An endurance fish cham- la the drawing for the oosltionsj P'onshlp of these parts is claimed Grftfen nicked the No. 1 slin and i hr Ion eld the advantage through tog the first to qualify. Kurt at Xoon. ? It la planned to send the Griffon-Henley ship off promptly at asoa and the others at two-min ute Intervals thereafter. Bush, 15. ' who arrived here with an 18-pound salmon it took him three days to land after sinking a fly hook. The boy was using a llsht line which did not permit him to adopt vigorous measures, after the salmon -retreated under a rock. On the As anon ih hinn and voiinw ' third day he approached the prob- plaae. Is In the air. the mono-l lem with a rowboat and landed plane "El Eneanto," named by 'his salmon. - Lieutenants Ncrman A. God-1 ' : dard and Kenneth C. Hawkins. '. 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V ? t . i , ' ) ;,..r- M - - - the runway, Ita nose pointed tow ard the Pacific. -The other pilots are scheduled to take-off In the following or der:.. n - - X Major Livingston G. . Ir ving, Berkeley. - - - 4a Jack ost. San Francisco. , 5. Augie Pedlar, Flint, Michi gan. . las, Texas. Charles W. Parker, Lomax. i Martin Jensen. Honolulu. -GaMs-Santa Monica; CSpt. William Erwln, Dal- ; ' ' BOYALTV MAKES HAY CAbGARY. Alberta. Aug. 15. (AS.f The Prince of Wales and Prince George showed that they car make bay while v the sun shtnesv today, each wielding a lusty fork tor several boors in the snorning. and one hour after luneh. Other members of the royal entourage, however, found other means ot amusing them selves. - To facilitate the proper hand Hog ot broken bones Klamath Valley hospital has installed an X-Ray department. JACK FROST Shoe Repairing While You Wait! Goodyear . Welt System ..j. 119 So. 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Johnson, Mnrtcurrt HOW TO OBTAIN BIG VOTES: 10 Klvo Ycur SiibiKTlptlons to NKWtS or IIKII- Al.l) l.drtO.000 If N Kubm rlixlons (In i-xtra tou-si 1,300.00V This would rniuilliiin 10 rluhs TOTAL, VOTK COl'NT Poll 10 til'USCKIP- ' TI0.NS :.9UO.OOO OH 5 Five Year Subscriptions to NKH'H anil 1IKH- AU 1.800.000 If Now suliscrllUlons I In rxlra votus) 1.3UO.0O0 This woulcf ronstlluto It chilis - T0TA1 VOTE C'OL"ST fyil S COMI1INATION ' Sl'lllXilUl'TIONB :..3.10u.000 Siiroly, this big onportunlly nffors siiy conlrslant an opportunity of a -winning Tolo toinl. Bt'T RKMEMRKR, only a short 11 mo remains of tho IlKlfSEST. -ollng opportunlly of the ramiaslan. . 110,000 KXTRA VOTE OPKKIt rlnans 'Salilrilav. August 20, onn work from InnlRlit. Thru tho ond of the campaign Saturday, August !V, ut 9 p. m. I'.WKID.VTKH AUK IlKgi KHTK.K TO fiKT III MV Irs sow on NKVKit: Vote Value of Subscriptions Payable in Advance The subscription rates of THE KLAMATH FAatLS MORNING NEWS and THE KLAMATH FALLS EVENING HERALD are shown below, together with the regular number of votca .allowed on each subscription payment.' The votes' shown here apply on both Old and New subscriptions. Rates For News or Herald 1 . , , - ' NKU'H OK JIKHAl.l) Ily t'urrlrr In Klanialh Vnlls I'HICK VOTES FIVE YEARS .t33.B0 l0,ooO KOl'H YEARS .' 20.00 110.000 THREE YEARS 10.50 70,000 ' TWO YEARS 13.00 40.000 ONE YEAR .S0 15,000 " BIX JIO.NTliS 3.50 6,001) ' News or Herald !t;i ' II' -Mail Outsiilo Klamutli KnlU - ' I'RICE VOTES FIVE YEARS ..v..; 125.00 lKO.OOO FOUR YEARS 20.00 100.000 THREE YEARS 15.011 00,000 TWO YEARS 10.00 , 35.00U ONE YEAR COO 12.000 SIX MONTHS 2.7G 4,000 Combination Rate For Both Papers NEWS AND IIKIt tl l lly Curiirr in klunuith I'nlln PRICE VOTES FIVE YEARS tfir.. 00 SBOOOtl FOUR YEARS r.2 00 260 000 THREE YEARS . no lso ono TWO YEARS 26.00 110 000 ONE YEAR 13 00 40.000 BIX MONTHS 7.00 11,000 News and Herald Ity Mnll OuUiilo Kliimath l ull, I'RICE VOTES FIVE YEARS $00.00 310.000 FOUR YEARS 40.00 24O0UO THREE YEARS 30 00 Ho 000 TWO YEARS , 20.00 90,000 ONE YEAR lo oo :ir,,ooo 3IX MONTHS "0.50 12,000 Nomination Periob! 'Closes Wednesday, Aug. 17th It's Now Oi Never NOMINATION 'BLANK Good for 2,000 Vote I'lcase enlnr; - - . ' 1 N'aino As a Candidate In Tim Klamntli Falls Xrwa and Herald Alitoinobilo and 1'1'lso OmpalKn - - IV '- Street nml No - .............. Town or City .'. t'lst No . Signed I.- Address Only onn nomination hlauk rredllod to finli iniiillclate. You enn enter yourself or nomllinle any other person. Fill In And MailTliis Coupon Today