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The Klamath News
Official Paper
County of Klamath
JiHE J&LAMATH IIEWS
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER GET OUT YOUR HORN"
' Two Scctic'-b i
Twelve Pcn
Vol. 4, No. 250 Trice Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1927
(Every Morning Except MotHtej) ,
RaAfckm
t eUiern
B 6 1 1 6 V 6 d
' V VI.
.it
Lost In
'Jungles
cu: i i i. a ..
uifj 1.U, waui
thoritiet tO Think
epa rv. 171
1 nai LSlSianCe r ly-
er Mut Be on Land
I only pnt-iloea grading above 90
-per cent, and the other encoin
KINGSTON, Jumitciu, 1 pa,Fhig spuds grading hetworn
Aug. 31. (U.P.) Discovery;" and 0 percent. "
tniinv of n ono.tlav mistake . Th"? '.'"""" ..
in the loir Of the Steamer
ilKroKh indicated I
illodfcrn, mi.-wlnu H
I OcorKin-llio do Ja
I ntor, may bo in
iVouth American ii
KrORh indicates that Paul
Rriinaivlrk
.
aneiro nvi-:Rnn,
Ollth Amei iciin nter or.
i.. .tnt
... .lowing: -niiyera are iiinuer
iwikln. n t.v afmil lit elt'llicit.t .,, i
Hon. day. or week. away. He I
-' - -
may he lying dead or helplwaly !
Injured anil at the merry or pnl
onnua replilea, wild anlmaU. ,
tavage ludlana and noxloua lev-;
er, in the jungle. ,
Ktntt ItrfMirt U'roim j
The Krogh'a log rporied aee. :
Ing Itedfern III mile, ntf La-
i;ualia. Veneriiela. Iat Thura- !
day. He could not have been
there then. I
w
Checking up today
found
he. mauler bad niladaled i
iho entry. It ahould have been
Friday and Itedfern ahoiild have
(l onllnued nn I'nge nc) -
Cniin WnniC warranty deed waa filed In the
says ne uanib colinty fl.,.k-, ,,..
Mllfl If flip rlVCfl! Thla renewa rumora that the
Here', one rancher who doe. ' "' ll '"
not capital!., on the ltl,hW f'
mud hole-In fact, ho wanta It '""plate operation. In thla ter
drled tip an he won-t have to nary.
pull ao many car. out of the' F. Hill Hunter, pre.ldint of
mud. . . j ........ .
Thla man, believe hia atnry or
not, I. Ijiwrenco llerlo, Tule
lake homeataader, In thla city
yeairrdny necking aome one with j
authority to drain the mud hole:
.... ... k. ...'i hitre m
,...n .nd .-Itaran for it. 1
n.. i..i. i. .t, t ,nNho Wheoler-Olmstead mill
I Ht uimu iitiiv ' "
. . ?,Z ..h , irri.
l Lower Mam.th lake or Irrl-
sat on aeepage. and la locnled
about on the state lino, llerto
rays II ought to he repaired, as
nioxt of the rare attempting t
Plow through the hole, get I
nut. k-and ho-, the only
around those parta
out.
Io pull 'em
High
way Crew Is
Improving Road
A rrt-w ot men, two blades,
rnd a sprinkler truck hnvo been
tit work on the Ashland-Klamath
Fulla highway from Keno west
for Iho past week under the dl-
rot-ilon of C. C. Seoley, resident
mule highway engineer, who re-j
ports the rond to he greatly im
proved. Ho snld thnt the worst sec
tion Is eight miles wost of Keno
where lumber has been hanuled
over tho road, resulting in rut. i
nnil bump., but the rest of the I
rond la not in bad shape con-j
sldnrlng the heavy amount of
traffic which It has undergone
this siimmor. , "
Mathews Sent To
New Company Post
II. 8. Mnthews for tho nasi
four yoara manager of tho Shell
Oil company In Klamath Falls
ha. been transferred from the
local fhnnngerahtp to the man
agership of the Ballhn. depot for
alho anmn company at Snllnna,
California.
" Altohtigh 4ho ninny frlenda of
"M.itty" ns he Is comnnly
known in Klamath county by his
friends, regret to soe him leave
Klamath Falls, however, all re
Juice In his promotion and wish
for him ihe bust of anccoss. ,
Mnlhows ha. been vory active
In local civic enterprlces in this
community for Iho past four
years, ns a memfier of tho Klnm
nth Chamber of Commerce, mcm
' her-of tho committee that suc
cessfully managed the Fourlh of
July celebration, and In Amorl
lean Legion circloa he was a
member of tho Executive commit
too, na well aa being a delegato
to Ihe atnto convention, and he
la now the Esteemed Lecturing
Knight ot the Klamath Falls
Elks.
iCampaign Begun
For Brands 0n
K!am Iotato !
Slops toward giving tho Klnm-i
lath potato the advertising It
properly deserves to eventually
place It among the moat poptttur
; hrunda In the nation, were taken
by Iho comity auric til turn I agent,
('. A. Henderson. Wednesday
'when loiter of IiihI ruction were
mailed In all grower and ship-
', pera In the county, on sack!
1 branding. I
I The Instructions followed no!
,) p.rt f the Klamath
county potato- grower.' a.socla-j
."on " '"'I'' ,n '1'P"" reno. i
,,u,n which requires Klamath I
; no",, rn maintain twoj
distinct grades one containing
wr7 "Klu.n h" or "Klamath
County" or "Klamath Fall." loltario for EnRkn.l early on
" ''..,n" . ' :
, Kiiinifiin rn mr. t ire- i
UcrordluK to iho ln.trur-!
me wiict;iion nmn.-. , - '
. .... ... I
. . ;
nni.Mletl lliai no Doipio grnuuiK
lea. than ? per cent I'nlt-! j
,,,, m.ndurd No. 1 -hull be I
(t'ontluiinl on I'aan Klvr) j
VV'olL-ora PllrrhnBP ; ported llkewlae tor the "Sir John
y ainers i umiase ; (p.arllnil .. BIOIloplnn9. whlrh w,
Valuable Timberi",,,ve iro . Lo1,"'1?1n- n,ri
A transfer of 29 acrea of land1
lying north of the Wheeler-Olm-1
Intend Lumber company properly,
m Walker, aon of T. B. t
u-alker. and general manager of i
ho Kc(t mV(,r Lumber company.!
ny ,n(( cmrai pacific (Southern1
Pacific l railroad company waa'
made known yealerday when a I
W -w'U MOT""""-
t ruction company, hold, the
title to the Wheoler-ftlmstond
I.u ni her company after foreclos.
Ing on the defunct plant.
Al thnt time Walker denied
a renort mnae in tne l-oruano ;
press thnt he planned to buy
and
manu-
cturln cenior for the Walker
, ,,k ,, Mo0.
' counties.
i City Schools To
Open 5 Days Late
I Due to the fact that construe-1 event, for which good prises are j eight year, of the round-up are to clear the hoards In time for , one which waa to have been ta
il Ion Jobs at three schools. M til" J tictnsr offered, are advised- to to be far exceeded. the dancing and pioneers' re-; proved under the road bond Issue,
addition. Falrvlew and Fremont, register at Ihe labor temple.) Lakeview la gay with round-up union' at round-up hall. Dane-i t0 give the people access to their
i will not he completed before Iho' Ninth and Oak. with R. W. 'colors, with the streets and shops ing begin. Friday evening, and Is i farm.." Henry declared x"The
latter part of next week the city j
achool hoard docltled at a meet-(
Ing at Fremont school that the
city schools will open Monday,
September II. Instead of Septem
ber 7, according to an announce
ment made hy J. P. Wells, city
school superintendent.
An addition la being built to
Mm, school, an oil burner . Is bo-
Ing Installed at Falrvlew, and
court Is being Inld on tho play j
court at Fremont. ' '
The order applies to all city
schools, aa well aa those upon
which Improvements are under
way, Well, atated.
OLD GLORY RESTS
A$ WIND IS BAD
nOOSEVKLT FIELD, New
York, Aug. 31. W) The evor
faithful crowd of onlookers stood
hy again today but the tnko off
of the mnnoplnno Old Glory on
I It. non-stop flight to Home was
! no more than a hnro possibility
: In tho late aftornonn.
The plane wn. fueled at the
runway's top; food for the crow
was aboard, a warm aim gnve
evidence of pleasant condition,
aloft, but the recalcitrant wind
failed to veer from southwest to
west,- the direction needed for
take off.
DEATH ENDS LONG
FAST FOR HEALTH
CANON CITY. Colo., Ana. 31.
(U. P.) Death ended a volun
tary six wooks' fast for Dr. C.
II. Kellenherger, 67-yenr-old den
tist, hero today.
Renlltntlnn thnt he could not
recover from a chronic Illness
prompted Kellenherger to give
up eating.
Kellenherger wns born In
Frankfort, Incl.) Ho never mar
ried and aa far na Is known hern,
hw ha. nn rolntlves to ahare the
$40,000 estate he left.
19 pi n pc'i
I' -ridneb
ReadV TO T
VM' Jr i '
H- - f opens here Saturday In con-1
X f I IT t Inectlon with the Klumaih county j
If If V 1 X I fair and labor temple colebratlon. j
X ;to ontlnue for three day.ook ,
sv ion a new note of in.ense inter-
llTAI V !"t yesterday when J. J. Miller,
II y Cl IkJ ly 1' member of the rodoo committee, '
T 'announced that Howard Tcgland, '
.
of Both Shins
D"I.
a s-i.
rlan tO rly tO tng-j Jiegiand'a entry In the rapidly Hammond, prcaldent. baa aaaur
land from Canada ;' (trowing llata of roueo perform- eti the public that It will be by
... . ... era who have come here from all far the greateat ever held In
Wait On Weather I Dart of the wt to "got In the ' KU-nath open, tomorrow morn-
, money." followed the reglatry Kn at o'clock. Entrtea cloae
""""" ' yeaterday of aeveral more well (hi evening on llreatock exhlblta,
WINDSOR Ontario AuK.i",OWB robo- Hiving the Klawi- ),nd early Friday morning on all CONSTANTINOPLE, Tur
'h rodeo a line up of nallled : other exhlblta. Judging com-.. --. it n i xi
31. (U.P.) Two mono-,,, . ,h v .imiiar .. m vrid.r. key, Aug. 31, (U.P.) Neg-
I)lane WCIC prepared to-!
nieht to take Off from On-!
Thtr.4r1. - iv n-oniintf. one
- .--
from WilK'uiO -. the
irom uomioit, inuti iu. .
iNavigator ucon oi me nojai ;
lliOHor uuornit n me i nuen r
i.r(, lonlitht
i ' fit t.i,t.i,i
that hi. plane,
for Wlndaor be-'
will take off
,wrI.n 7
and 8
u. m. Thuraday. I
unleiia advertte
weather condl-,
,,, pr,r,Ilt
The lindon
,nmmll, re.
Both planes are
8tlnaon-I)e-
trnltera similar to the "Pride:
of Detroit." engaged in a round
the world flight, and Ihe "Port ;
of Brunswick" in whlrh Paul i
Itedfern attempted to fly to Rio
do Jnnolro. x
The "Itoynl Windsor" planned i
to follow
the St. Lawrence to,'
Northern
Maine, when it will ,
head for St. Johns. New Found-
; lantl. It rnrrioR fa"ti guiinnn or
I KDMoline.
The "Itoynl Windnor' will be
' pllotm! by Duke S. hUI(r. Thll
j (rontlniml on I'fltfc l-'lvr) (
i Loggers To Take
nrrles ioa eallnns of
Part In Contest
A new feature for the Labor i
Day celebration which la to he:
Inuni-hed Friday for four glor-,
ions iun-iiin-ii
dnys under the ;
sponsorship ot the local. Labor ,
Temple association, waa an -
nnunced by ('. I). I.ong. celebrn- j
Hon manager, yeatonlay In the;
form of a log rolling contest.
Tho contest, always a popular '
attraction In thla country of logs.!
both for onlooker, and the :
skilled ront.stnnta. will bo held .
Vr
Monday, the clos-;
celebration. i
All those wishing to enter the
Grady, chnlrman of Ihe contest
committee
LOCHINVAta
COMtS OUT OF THE
WEST
sit
i V3 J SEPTEMBER.
World Famous Rider Enters Lists
of Klamath Rodeo; Big Wild West
Show Promises
The blgtlme roueo which I
Imer world'a champion rider, had i
"it1"" r",B Kiamath
celebration In the went. ,
enty head of wild bucking
IL,i Vhelr enal In a cowboy, !
,., u. nine.H in nen. at the
other fairground, where the rodeo la .'.he 1'ne of marcn, aa we t a. otn
i in he ataired each afternoon. I er intereetipir featurea. On Won
...,. ,
, ,,.,.,. rf lth
Alt trrl,.nla mnneeted
the fair, rodeo and labor cele-
b ,, 1 jnhllant yeaterday i
' " ' klm
ifeatlrul. the greateat beyond a
donbt ever atnged in anutnern
Oregon. -
Infantile paralyaia reported in
aeveral part, of' the cliy. will
not effect the celebration, offl-
rlala declared yealerday. In a
lelephone converatlon with lr.
Frederick Strieker, of the .tale ;
board ot neaitn. lasi mgni. luii'iBmint-m.
Famous Cowgirl Will Feature In. -.
Big Lakeview Roundup Three Days
ltrena Trlcxey. world-famed
cowgirl, with her atring of trick
and raring home., will be a lea-
ture of the Lakeview ronnd-up.
: which open. Saturday. September hlch a herd of wild rangevhorsea I - Jageat, will judge farm crop ex-
; 2. fc.T a three-day show. MM. VOre leather for the flrat time. - . m ihlblu-kere, and Mary- McComb,
'Trlckey will arrive In Lakeview- fear steeds recalled that dim past jyllllgl iSlanQ 10 tfl.: Mely experienced la Jndg
, Friday, and will appear at all record of Lakeview horses, ac-i fj j I lng at O. A. C. and tm Ames, ML.
, 'h-ee performancea at this year .
ishow. After romnletlng her en-
micementi. " here.- Mr.. Trickey
i Tin go in i-enoieion io taae iiuit.noraRa. sixteen omer noraea
; In the annual rodeo there.
An aerial crrrua will Le a fea-
tare of the second day of the
round-up. in which a half doten
plane, will participate. Three of
the planes hare now been enter-
ed for thla event and othera are
opected to arrive this week. ;
Wing walking, swinging ladders
nnil parachute jumps are o the
program of the avlatora.
An unprecedented rush has
marked the opening of the ticket
sale. At noon yesterday two
full sections of the grand aland
h.d been sold out, and It appears
, that all attendance records of the
decornted. Cowboy, are arrlv-
; lug from the four corners ot the
News Views
- ( f' ti(5S
. . . . "
so
tQ Draw Hundreds
official ar:aed R. E Bradbury,
member of the fair board, """ill f T
no Interference will be made with V t T7 rC aCl
plan, for lh bl(t Icatlral. i A CL V ' Vx
"We hare Investigated the alt- ,
notion there." he aald, "and .find I'W JT J "jr T
there la nothing to be alarmed I I I II -jr.
about. There la. no epidemic. J J XX J LF
and whatever -safeguarding U1 X
,,.rnel. a up to Dr. -Kewaome, i
ronnty health officer.-
Two parade, will figure In thejlect to obtain permission to
.el.-M.tlon. One to be held
V.!o performer, will ride. The
In.liana In full regalia will be la
uay Md Weat performer.
will asaln march down Slain
'!vt wiia me oiggeai paraoe ui
Ih.. .deration that of the labor
ri. e,mltiee. In which floate
fruit, oraamutiona ana i.uiuct,
lirn; win piay a po"'
: rre fiteliena ahow. are now C,,,,e, for ,ne Prlae of De-;
bei-.x et np for the four-day tr0t thelr monoplane, to leave I
labor fete, and yesterday C. D. Thnraday aa scheduled, and It ia
l)ne .nnnnrer. announced thejbeueved the delay will be !
audition of a SJippery Ci lch, that , avoided. " i
truly we.ttrn feature offering un-, ,m ,Q8h Wah,T j
mn.it-d ;.-iniiiue. lor ewer-,
tatate. and camp grounda are fill-1
iag up. with early arrivals from
afar. -., (
t in the tryouts Sunday, In i
cording to those present. Old,
Knm sincer famed ntv horse. haaL
t.ls ounterpart " In 'fKeseJiour
were selected In the trycut. to ,
take their place In the Lakeview i
arepa. I
In a huge outdoor arena, the ,
American Legion of Lakeview
will stage two big boxing event..
the first to be given Saturday
night and the second on Monday
evening. Scrappers from all over
the Pacific Northwest will ar
pear on the program, and these
lada with their training retinue
terms a big proportion ot the
pre-round-up crowd now awaiting I
' the opening day. These event, j
are timed for t o'clock Saturday ,
' and Monday evenings." In order :
an event for each night of the .
ahow.
ID p r n r
CCUrU
;p y g, j. g
i .
Failure to Get Permit
to Land in Turkey
Plunge Aviators
Into Red Tape
Sat-,,and on Turkiiih goilfthreat.
tomSM to delay Wm.
. Brock and fcdward i.
Schlee, round the world
flyers, and jeopardize their
chances of lowering the
recora.
Normally, the delay rould be
aeveral daya, but the offlclala. j
anxious to cooperate with the ,'
flyer., are trying to arrange fn-1
flyera, are trying to arrange fn-1
Brock and Schle)) srrlTed here ;
i uwu uum ociKtsuv ttcc a
; six and a quarter hour flight.
i "We hit rough weather."
Brock said, "A heavy wind held
u. hack continually."
They, had left Belgrade at 4:45
a.'m.. Belgrade time an hour
,"hl T T kl h . i.,,.
SlaYlftii plaino accompanied their'''' booths, will tAke the atten
p .. f n-,,-1, mononlane as I
. (Ckmtluuod oat Paure Five)
IrCL DcllCr lVOiWI
' . , - - ... , . i
nJchera - the ' jilller"l8land j
h iBtrtni n.tw all but Isolated vy;uu iib nuu wm,
,- lowland, aurroundlng their
fnrnl. are to be given a tempo-
rarv road f ir use until ratlflea-
,0n of tne county road bonds
makes it po.slble to put the Mil
ler Island road iu proper shape.
Thla I. according to dene Hen
ry, county engineer, who stated
Lth.ll &
...... ... , ,
case, to leave their cars ou one
side ot the virtual marsh around (
the island, and1 either walk on
nM horse, to continue on Into
their ranches.
-ym are nrevaalng now to start
Vork on the Miller Island road.
work will be of permanent na-
ture, so far as grading Is con
I cerned, ao that we can use the
1 same work when we are ready to
proceed with Improvement auth
, orlxed under the bond issue."
I Land Settlement
f
Lists JT eriected
I The land settlement listings
which are designed' to play an
' Important part In attracting set-
tiers to Klamath county, are now
nearlng presentable shape. It was
. learned at the chamber ot com.
'nierce Wednesday, when the Hat.
were being filed.
j The lists convey accurate In
l formation on all farm lands for
. sale In the county, and will be
' sent out to prospective settlers
I by the chamber. This organlsa
; Hon, however, will not sell the
land. Lynn Sabln, secretary, ex
plained. The purpose of the list, and
their distribution I. to put out
alders In touch, with Klamath
land, and to advise them a. to
what they can find here In the
way of farming facilities.
An( accurate and efficient fil
ing system is being arranged to
t handle the listings. In each case
tho listing la approved by a
community . land settlement
board, to vouch tor accuracy.
RELIGIOUS RIOTS
r f-tnnttit v&vwf fc
SUHKinU ir4UlA
; ALLAHABAD. India, Aug.,31.
tt'.P.) Serious religious riots
i between Hindu, and Moslems
have broken out at Barellley,
capital of the I'nlted Provinces,
and at Cntnpore.
Casualties in the Barellley
fight are unknown, but at Cam
pore 60 casualties are reported
In a pitched battle that I. de
clared to have lasted all day. and
i throughout the a4ktr-
Foreign Shipping
On Chinese Water
May Be In Danger
HONOLULU, Ang. 31. 1XP.)
Foreign ahipplng on the Yangtae
land Whangtoo In China la Im
t periled by a blockade ordered
1 by Chlneae militarists, according
j to dispatches recelred today by
Hawaii Hochl Sha, . Japanese
newapaper here.
According to theae messages.
the commander of the forte it
Wooanng where the river, flow
Into the ae a. haa ordered the
blockade, declaring that, any
merchant .hip attempting to pea.
will do ao at the peril of crew
and Teaael.
Foreign power, are expected to
proteat, toe dlapatrhea aald. .
Wooaung la 15 rc.'ies from
Shanghai. The forta are antl-
d,m" to. olPPln
i could be Inflicted unices aome
of the foreign warnhips bow in
the two rivers were ordered to
protect merchant men flying for
eign flaga. - .
The renort. did not aav that
auch order, were contemplated.
Judges' List Is
Earned For Fair
Complete liat of Judge, for the
Klamath county fa.rt which open.
at the local fairground, tomor-
row morning at o'clock for a
Wg four-day run were annoonc-
ed by the board of directors ye-
terday. when It waa pointed out
that the Hat comprise, name, of
sums ui toe mast capaoie Juogep
In the state.
Frank Brown of Carlton, Ore.,
a popular Judge at the Pacific
International ahow. will Judge
beef cattle and .beep at the
Klamath fair, while hog. and
dairy cattle, as well as commun-
"on R- O. Fowler of Medford
B- Tucker, : Crook county
atre Jurisdiction over all
donteatlet.jtatrtewri
culinary and "bouse'hold ai ts
O. R.. Moeller. city, will offi
ciate over the flower and shrub
entries; jack Hales, city, over
poultry, and F. C. Fehr of Mln.
neapolls, famous expert on rab
bits, will Judge the rabbit ex
hibits.
German Swimmer
,
wins jLaxe Kace
TORONOT, Ontario, Aug. 31
(U.P. Ernest Vlerkotter- o
Germany, won the 21-mile $50.
000 Lake Ontario marathon
swim Wednesday, completing the
distance in 11 hour, and 44 min
utes. .
ine .tatwart i tjerman. con
querer of the English channel.
was more than two miles ahead
ot hi. nearest competitor.
Vlerkotter, who has led most
of the way, won first prlte of
$30,000. A dozen swimmers.
: all that remained ot the 239
j who plunged Into Lake Ontario
j at 8:30 a. m eastern daylight
i tiuiu, stilt whih iiiuvius tuwarus
i the fini!,h "ne hen tbe tr"pa-
ant German was lifted from the
I cold water.
BOX FACTORY MEN
HELD FOR THEFT
Ed Coates and Claire Cotter
were arrested at the Ewanna
Box company Tuesday evening,
where they are employed, on the
charge of stealing a sedan from
Iyebandon, Ore., which also bore
the license ot another car in tbe
same city.
A telephone message wa. re
celred at 7 p. m. and at 9 p. m.
the sheriff's office had the men
in custody. Both young men
claim they are innocent ot the
charge.
WINTER GARDEN TO
OPEN FESTIVITIES
The flrat formal dance of the
fall and winter season, will be
staged at the Winter Garden to
night by Hnl Blackburn and His
Hand. Tbe popular orchestra
has taken over complete man
agement of the Winter Garden,
having moved In from Altamont
and will stage dance, every
Wednesday and Saturday nights,
The first dance this evening
will be In the nature of a car
nival dance In keeping with tin
Labor Day celebration spirit.
There will be dance, there
during the big celebration on
Friday, Saturday Sunday and
Monday. Sunday night will be
the official Queen's ball spon
sored by the Labor Day - com-
tr.lUee. -. '
Princess
Hops Off
To Gross
Atlantic;
0 v' -.tj ii, '
J- I ear-did ' W 01T1&.
Casts her Lot WiOi
Pilot of Plane, in
Flight for Canada.
LONDON, Aug. 31. (U., '
P.) A 63-year-old princess,
with a new hat and a van-
ity bag as the principal
features of her - baggage,
was headed ' out over the
Atlantic tonight ad a '. pas- '
senger in a trans-Atlantic
flight to Ottawa, Canada.
She and Captain Leslie Ham
ilton and Colonel F. F. Mlnchln.
crew of the monoplane "St. Ra
fael." were presumed to be hun
dreds of miles from the British ,
Isles, . headed westward. '
Aa it passed tbe Calway head-'
land, on the western Irish coast.
the St. Rafael was headed into
foggy weather,' weatbVr inch as
other Atlantic plane have en
countered. - . , , -.-
Weather reports are that
cloudy, bowery, partly foggy
weather 1. to be expected off
(Covrtlmfd owrfaae Five) ' ' ' '
Passengers Saved
On Grounded Ship
WRANQELL," Alaska. Auc.'tl.j
(P) Weary and dam after h,ur- .
rledly being put ashore ' In the1, ,
rnkyv darkness of a foray night. -the
passenger., of. ItjsT disable "
wmnmilntSkt4f wHtast.-a"Ctlar :
lotte. which - struck - Vtchsefskl .
Rock, 20 mile, from here, at the
south entrance of trearherona
Seymour Narrow., were brought
here today by the eoaat and
geodlc survey vessel Explorer.
Tbe Charlotte, which was
floated about midnight, was be
ing towed here at the rate of '!
two mile an. hour, by the fishing .
tug . Kvlchak - of the Alaska i
packer.' association, assisted by ,..
a fleet of Petersburg shrimp j,
boats. The Charlotte went J
ashore at 9:30 last night and ',
her S O 8 calls brought a score
of vessels to her aid.
The damage to the Charlotte. '
waa undetermined, although 'tr
was known that the outer skin
was punctured, flooding the oil .
tanks and engine room, putting
I the engines out ot commission.
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New Bank Opens
To Public Tod$yf
. a
The Oregon Bank and Trust
company at it. temporary bead
quarter, at 806 Main street, '
open Its door, for business this.?
morning.
John O. Duke, president, Tleo.
R. Llndley, vice-president 4tnd
cashier, and" Miss Belda Crave),,
stenographer, will be In the bank
today.
Officers of the bank are John
O. Duke, president; George lU.i
T.lnittttv vU.nrMM.iil nii ea.h.t
ler, and C. A. Dunn, vlce-presU
dent. Tbe board- of directors U.t
a. follows: R. H. Hovey, " Dr.
George II. Merryman, C. A. Duna. c
Charles Drew. Wilson S. Wiley,
George Llndley and Mr. Duke. '
FLAPPER FANNY SAYS
Sf.S U SST Off
'Mr er an sovtct ic
Sometimes It's mighty har to
fire a toft answer. . ,
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