The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 23, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE KLAMATH NEWS
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. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1927.
PAGE THKEE
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For her Xmas
Silk Gowns
Silk Vests and
Bloomer Sets
Silk Step-ins
Silk Hdkfs
AH Packed in
Xmas Boxes
LAMATM KipjHING
Poet-Victim of Sub Disaster Has Bourbons Being
Left Dramatic Lines In ReauienV Invited To Big
,
Jackson Dinner,'
I WAHIIINIiTON, I"'. S . A-
11. KiiiiwIi:i1k thul lie courted I
the il "ii Hi wlili li now In hla
wlthlu I hi' steel riiiilinin of the
wrecked stihniurlno H-4 wan held
hy Walter Hlshop nf W'tnliliiKto.i.
( lAdliiinun aboard her, tut like t
iiii coiurnuc in hth, nu was - (
'diluted liy "life In a dtiiuned old 1
Dili." I'rophcllc lit Im recital of
' 1 tin duiiiccra lirnvod aboard a
,"x limit" i poem written some
tlmu uku by HlHliup, linn come Id
IlKlil as a 1 r Mil u k rviiiim aver
'ilumu who went tf their death
with the H-4 off I'rovlncetown.
: Untitled "The siilininrlne." the
poem til part It nlurly well Into
in glory of the 8-4' with Im i.e-
scrlptlon of the closa quarters of
an undersea boat.'
Opening with the observation
that many "rave of battleships.
Hpolless und clean" hut that
ii'it much Is said of "llfo on a
Hebrew Meets
Creek In Big
' Fight Tonight
' NKW VOIIK, Dec. 2!. (L'f)
No very Inrae monetary rowiird
awaits the wliuior of the third
fight between fetid TerrlH and
Hill 'Mit'.raw which will be Toi
Itlcltnrd'a pre-Chrlstmas offerinic
at Madison Kiinurn Harden tomor
row nit IU. The nun of f0.uuO.
hnwevrr, may change hands If
the New York Hebrew boata the
Detroit tireek.
. Terrls haa offi s d $60,000 to
net Hum my Matuli II .Die elusive
IlKhtwelKht champion. Into , the
rime. Ktrnt. of course, Sidney
must net punt M'tiruw, after
which ho will pay Kdille Kane,
Miindetl'a manager, the aum men
tioned for a title bout.
Klaht eiperla are pIckinK Tcr
rla to sfop Mctiraw within the
I lu-round limit.
At the Orpheus
the raukerona mind of the
i devil,
There festered a flendlah aeheme:
j Ife called hla cohorta around lilm
I And designed the anbmnrlno.
They planned and plotted to do
their worst.
In perfecting tlila awful thing:
And alnce completing their hide-
oua work
Are waiting what evil It will
bring.
The after battery la where we
eal
That la, when we roll the least
While hiiiKlua; on to keep our
place
I.Ike inula prehensile beaut
Moat of ua In the battery room
aiu ciose to a lurking death;
With tbo storage cella giving off
gas
That smothers our every breath.
The torpedo room la. a deadly
pot.
Hut we have small choice, yuu
know;
80 aome sleep there, next the
overhead.
With tona of T. N. T. below.
Tho C. U. C. la a little place,
Jut crummed with levera and
toola.
And let me tell you, on 'a dire,
lt'a not a place for foola.
It takca ten Rood men to operate
The diving near Hint's there:
And each man knows that a
clear cool bralu -Insurea
hla return to the air.
We know lt'a 'a serious business,
Vott never hear laugh or quip;
Efficiency prevails supreme
Our lives are forfeit for 1 slip.
Yea, dally we make a risky dive,
While L'r.i'lo Sam, with hlc brim
ming cup.
Bets ua a dollar, while we're
alive,
A dollar to nothing we don't
come up.
We're bottled up, Juit like a trap,
' WASHINGTON, Dec. tl. (VP)
Invitations huvo gone out to
rieuiocruta all over the country
for the big Jui knoll Day party
dinner to be glveu here Thurs
day nlKht, January 12.
This event, coinciding with the! 1
meeting of the democratic na
tional committee to select a con
vention city, will mark the form
al opening of the democrat!':
presidential cumuuign and the
first real effort of tin parly to
come back to life after the la
mented affair at Madison Square I 1
Harden in 1924.
Lending party figure -Ike
Governor Smith and Senator J.
A. ftced, who are mentioned as
possible candidates, have been
asked to apeak. John W. Davis,
pti.ildenttal candidate. In 1924
will be toast master.
Among those Invited as guests
are the 21 democratic state gov
ernors, the 47 democratic senat
ors and the 195 democratic con
gressmen, members of the na
tional committee, democratic
state cbuirmen. and the most
prominent figures In the Wilson
administration and subsequent
campaigns. . -
Authorities Say
'Fox' Slew Marion
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 22. (UP)
His confession to the contrary,
Los Angeles authorities do not i
believe Edward Hickman had any I
accomplices In the kidnaping and
murder of little Marlon Parker. '
"While the major portions of
his atory ring true we have every
reawn to believe this was a one
man Job," Chief of Detectives
('line said when he entrained for
Oregon.
"We do not think he waa aided
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With all this it may seem atrange
When you ask a gob off any pig
boat.
He'd rather be there than any-
where
Ax long as there's a sub afloat.
There's a sort of fascination
Attends this Job of ours.
That Is only to be duplicated
I By a rocket trip to Mars. '
We cuss and mutter "never
I oglln"
Vntll we get paid off:
Hut the blamed old llfo will drag
f ua back
No matter how we acof.
i We all come back. Come buck for
I more,
And there, friends. Is the rub;
We like the lief beneath the sea
Life In a damned old sub.
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by anyone In this hideous crime
but we are mnking a determined
search to find an Andrew Cramer
or a June Dunning that (would
fit his descriptions."
Detective Inspector Cato said
he believed the "Cramer and
Dunning people were fictitious." '
YOUTHS BELIEVE j.
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WITH W. HICKMAN
PORTLAND. Dec. 22. U
A jtory of traveling from Cali
fornia ta Portland with a ronn
who they feel sure was Edward
W. Hickman. Los Angeles fugi
tive, was told here today " by
Jnmea Nelson of Kansas City and
Irvln Mowrey of Portland.
At the Oregon line they said
Hickman was in the back Beat
and Nelson was driving.
. "We slopped." said Nelson,
"the police turned their" flash
lights full on our faces. They
studied us a moment then said
'Just driving through?' we an
swered 'that's all' they answered
'all right, go en.' And we did."
Just before they reached the
Oregon line Hickman said ' be
wanted to avoid officers because
he had two quarts of of whiskey
which he was taking home for
Christmas, they said. '
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A Brouco Buster at tho ago
of 6 yearn!
Iluxx Hnrton, 1 3-year-old tar
of "The Hoy Uider," tluled his
career an a cowpiincher from tho
tiny when ho broke a wild home
uiiuided seven yearn ago.
As a result of It in training
Huxr holds the diNtlnetlon of be
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UST SHOWING TODAY
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CHRISTMAS DAY .'
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