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WEDNESDAY; 'JUNE 20, 1!.2S
LETTERS FOR
OREGON
The Orejron Products Letter Contest hns been iroingr !
now for nearly nix months and is weekly prowing in
popularity with local housewives. If you have not tried :
for one of the prizes, get busy and. send in your letter
this week. The best letters for this week are printed
below.
Jumbled Word J ml (ten I have
lined Oregon product for a num
ber of years and think there are
none better. Am delisted with
the euccess I have had with light
bread, rolls and pantry, since
using Sperry flour.
Among other Oregon products
used In our home are True Blue
crackers. Carnation Wheat flakes,
Kerr'a Preserve ' and Jellies,
Rogue niTer Catsup and pickles,
Uolden West coffee and others.
Let's all boost for Oregon
products, the best made.
IDA BKKP.R,
Box iit. Klamath Kails.
Jumbled Word Judges Each
week the Jumble contest gets
more Interesting to me and I'm
glad of the opportunity to praise
Oregon products.
Lately 1 bare been using Ore
gon's peanut butter and flndlt
dandy for lunches, not dry I ke
other I have used. It is salted
Jnst right and when spread on
True Blue crackers with their
erlapnesa, drives hunger to the
Sunday morning at our home
would not be complete without
Sperry'a pancakes. Made of high
quality ingredients and yet, so
'simple to prepare, that even a
mere man ran have a perfect
meal with Sperry'a.
The Rogue River catsup Is pre
ferred by those who wavt epark
i ling flavor. Th uiarvolo.ia moth
'od of blending apices with sun-
rlpeued tomatoes has helped to
put Itogne Ktver ct5'..: In the
; preferred class.
when buying fresh Oregon
vegetables such as peas, carrots,
beets, spinach, etc., one finds
I Quality you know and ran use
; thla assurance of the same uni
form tenderness and fine flavor. i
MRS. L. RE.NSON.
s
Jumbled Word Judges I am
a pioneer of this state and it
seems to be a fine opportunity
through the Jumble Word contest ;
to give my opinion on some of i
the things manufactured In Ore-'
son.
For years I have done a great j
deal of cooking in homes, res-1
tauranta and hotels. During this
time I have used many different
brands of food, but none of them
have satisfied me like Oregon's
Crown Flour and Crown pancake :
flour. Also Preferred Stock ,
vegetable and canned frulu
It wouldn't be fair to Oregon
products not to mention Warring
ton clams. If there Is anything
belter on chilly day for lunch
" . V". . . " I
voai 11 in: ana 11 mere are any
better clams to make It out of.
than Warrlngton'a I don't know
the brand.
MARY CARSLILE.
1 gladly accepted the opportunity
to participate In thla adventure.
"When our wireless failed on
the first eveutug out we fell no
fear. We were only lonely.
"My opinion Is that most At
lantic flyers have met Willi acci
dents because they are not famil
iar with night flying, and flying
by instruments. We would have
met the same (ate. hut Stulls is'
exceptionally experienced and
qualified on these points."
The flyer, who wore a belae
head wrap aud a red tie with
dark breeches and black boots,
looked exceedingly girlish as she
talked.
When Miss Kurhurt came
ashore at Southampton, after the
Friendship had circled at an ttltl-
I '"! '
tilde of iU0 feet and landed a! the evening and only posses the
'few yards from the dock, to which Icloihea I am woariug and a
It was escorted by motor ho Is, I toothbrush." ahe said,
'she was greeted by the mayor and! "We detoured en route to
.mayoress of Southampton, the Southampton to view Winchester
American consul and Captain F. ! cathedral. I think the country
K. (iuesl, whose wife (Inaiiced side la very lovely."
the flight. ' She waa presented :
with au immense bouquet of car I tll'OTO, June 18. The gov
uallous. . eminent has dlscoveied aud sup-
Despite the rest ' at ' MuiTypori. Pr"'n revolutionary move
Ml., Karhart appeared pal and ""1" ,u hlcn ""niber of high
exhausted. r army officers wore Involved, tl
. , , ,. ,11,1 was announced today.
Again when she arrived In Lon- '
don Miss Karhart discussed In-, CAI.I.O, l'eru. June lit Atner
.rldettts of the flight, but she lean Ambassador A. P. Moore was
seemed more rou.vrued wllh hera patron at the liiaiigurntlnn of
'appearance. 1st. Anthony's School for the
I "I'll havo to go shopping to- icachMg of English. The school
morrow morning, aa 1 am dining was opened today by the Arch-1
, with Cuplnln aud Mrs. (Iuesl In bishop of Lima. 1
Explorer Unheard
of For Long lime
(CVatlnortl Irons Pag One) i,
Colaisndaiit tiiitlhait and Ltalllen-'
ant llletrlcliscn with fuel suffi
cient for a flight of 1H76 miles,
lie Intended, It vcas believed, to
fly direct to Mobile's posltlou, es
timated H'JO miles distant. Fly
ing coudltloua were favorable.
Amundsen bad arranged In s'll
vu nee lo communicate with (he
Hear Islund mid Kings Hay radio
stations at stated times, hut
throughout the ulglit no word
had come from hltu. and It was
believed he bad gone direct lo
North East land and pnaslbly waa
THE KLAMATH KBWfr.
actually alleaiuiiui a 'reseu of
1 he caaiawaya.
If Amuudsen succeeded In
reaching Noblle It was believed
he might return to Kings liny or
to the rescue ship llrngauia.
Mvuuwhlle, Noltila and the flva
men wlihlilm went drifting Into
warm waters on a crumbling Ice
floe and for the second time ta
ds? had seeu seaplanes fly near
their lonely encampment, rtrvle
and disappear without having
seeu them.
t'uiilalu II. Rllser-lrfirseu and
Lieutenant l.netanw Holm flaw
within two kilometers of Noblle's
red silk tent, bulwarked by Ire
! Mocks, and relumed lo the res
I cue ship llrngsnta Iguuraut of
I the frantic signals of the desper
ate explorers.
Nohil avnt naaaag 10 lb
bas sblp CUM vJI M llano from
Ills woekeiillii wireless reporting
seeing the airplane, but the fly
er said they bad found no trac
of the castaways.
Once before Nohil had'atghied
an airplane and from hls'lnads.
quale shelter nu the drifting Ire
had llahted saiok bowba and
I mad every effort to attract lis
attuitlon, but It soared away Into
the glaring sunlight without see
ing bis slguals.
A Nevada Jury freed a nan
who used a gun to disss away an
automobile salesman. Than Jus
tice, slowly but surely, doth ad-vane.
Chicago Alky War
Breaks Out Anew
(Continued from Pace Owe)
victim and dealt h him a death
similar to that of bis companion.
Members of the Moralle fami
Girl Flyer Given
Monster Ovation
(Con tinned from Page On;
steamer America: perhaps the
moment Stulti announce we bad
only enough gasoline for an
1 .. 71 owners were; hour.s bnt , ihiak prob.
que. toned but they gave the po-aWy KreateIt wal wh
actually aighted land."
The flyer were tired, for they
had risen early for the air voyage
from Burryport. Stultt and Gor
don were up at dawn and break-
Ifasted on ham and eggs and choc
olate from a small, asaburner at
the hotel where they spent the
night. They were at the harbor
at 8 a. m. and almost Immedi
ately went aboard the Friend
ship, but ground fogs and low
clouds delayed the start. .
. Finally the Friendship rose at
11:17 a. m. and ten minutes
later, after circling the harbor,
details of the shooting.
Chief of detectives Michael
p'Orady announced tonight that
r Joe Aiello and members of biB
gang, composed mostly of rela
; tive. were being sought for ques-
The war between rival gangs.
operating In the alcohol trade.
has claimed numerous lives In the
past year bnt the killings that
': occur In "Little Italy" seldom.
,.- If ever, are solved. Several of the
t Aiello gang have been killed in
! the same manner as the two who
were shot down today.
' The code of gangland to settle I disappeared In the base, with a I
: tta own acores was kept today, jseaplane sent from Southampton
ror more tnan two hours de- to escort It.
lecuve squaon quesnonea suown Four or nve. hundred persons
gangsters and witnesses of the gathered In the damp fogy
' shooting but when they attempted morning, half of them children,
to learn the Identity of the slay- cheered the flyers, waving bond
era, ahmgs of ' the shoulders and 'kerchiefs.
blank stares met their questions. After ia,yinK half a mile, the
Today'a shootings were the i pane row beautifully and soon
. most sensational in Chirngo E:nceWM OTertakon by the auper-
:wi muroer oi uiamoira joe raarlne f)yng boat which acted
r.BHjs,iu, uuiiiiu tvuimt, who
was shot down In front of his
borne during the Illinois primary
m..su. . ,, ... u. r , Q h sha learned ,
of the unsolved crimes of Its ... ... ., . j.
... . Illgni wouia not sian irameai-
lately and sat on the suira munch
ing an apple.
Gordon, from the time be
'boarded the plane, was busy wit b
.'the engines, which bad been cov-
guard
The
as pilot,
When Miss EarhaK appeared
after breakfast she was excited
When a girl soys VYou're so 1
different," you know she has!.
been experimenting.
v . i
7
RINE
ered with tarpaulins to
them from the light rain.
LISTE
THROAT TABLETS
1-i.t.A-. .ram i
IVe Welcomeyou
Co Portland. J00 comforttW rootni,
v . each with bach. Reasonable ralete
Convaniant downtown location.
. N'H truirr pertotmt mamrgrmmt
t . SAM D. ADKiSMJN
' Six HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
I plane nao ueen leu uveruinui
CfieW about ?S yards off shore. It was
4 .'in excellent condition except that
gH) some pontoon struts were slightly
'loose due to the pounding re
ceived in the take-off at New
foundland. Miss Barhart piloted the plane
for a few minutes while Stultt
smoked between Burryport and
Woolston. Frequently he rubbed
his fists Into bis eyes and shook ,
his head to avoid falling asleep.
The Friendship landed on the;
water at 1:20 p. m. at Woolston, i
opposite Thornycrofts shipyards, ,
near the new Chilean destroyers,1
anchored 800 yards down-river j
from the Imperial docks to which I
the Friendship taxied. I
A continuous roar of whistles ;
end sirens sounded, and crowds I
lining the shore cheered the avi
ators. Klght motorboats carry
ing sightseers awaited the Friend- j
ship In the water, and thousands
lined the shores. Including hun
dreds of workmen and school ,
children. i
The crowds converged at the j
Imperial airways landing stage j
and from nearby streets police I
hurried up to control them. Doz
ens ' of automobiles rushed on i
the scene, their horns honking, j
itie mars and Stripes were
hoisted over the Imperial air
ways, amid cheers for the Eng
lish and the Americans.
Miss Earhart received newspa
permen when she arrived at
Southampton and described the
flight to them.
"This flight has nothing to do
with my earning money," she
snid. "I nm 'rrnnttv interested in
( aviation, and always bave been, j
in
!S&2sz3r Jumbled Word Contest
,N, . SECOND PRIZE v.iu.w. S ' vXl
CASH . J5 in trad - merchant I
PDi7r I I I II
Prix. II
Here' your chance to see bow much you know about
Oregon made products and chance to win a band
some cash prise of 110. or one of the other it prlies
while you are enjoying yourself.
Th Klamath News and the Oregon Manufacturer's
- Association want to see how much you know about
Oregon product. i
HOW TO KNTKIt
Just re-arrange the letters In each jumbled group
to make them epell the name of one of the advertised
products, th nam of th manufacturer, or th alogan
used In advertising that product.
It easy. For instance. "GOOXER KI DAME"
simply means "MADE IN OREGON." Just unjumbl
the Jumbles.
Then, In 250 words or less, tell the Jumbled word
judges why you prefer Oregon Made Goods, or what
particular features of on of th advertised article
appeal to you.
Read the rules, read all the advertisements, get
your pencil and go to work. Three rash prise and
SO merrhaiKHKe prise every .month. Send in a solution
every month every week two or three if you wish.
NEW
CONTEST
EVERY
MONTH
SECOND PRIZE
. $5 in gold '
THIRD PRIZE
- $2 in cash
2Q-TWENTY-20
.Merchandise
Prizes Also
EASY
TO ENTER
EASY
TO WIN I
(See story elsewhere in this issue)
' Prize Announcements Soon! It Won't Be Long Now!
The winner of the MADK IN ORKMN product Jl'MW.KD WORD
fONTKtiT will soon be announced. Watch for them I In the meantime, get
out the pencil and try the May contest. See th suggestions below and
th rules In the last column.
RULES
Thla contest la open to all users of Orsgon Mad
Products txeept employes of lb Klamath Hwa and
their fa allies.
List the jumble and tbslr solutions their correct
order.
Tall In ISO words tr less why you prefer Oregoa
Mad products In general, or on of the advertised
branda In partlcalsr.
Write only on on lid of the paper.
Facta will eouat not literary style.
Bach eolation must be accompanied by labsls or
packages or store receipts, showing th purchase
of at least two of th adrrllssd product.
Impartial Judges will be selected. Decisions to t
based on eorractn of solutioa and on th reasons
given tor baying Oregoa Mads product.
Solutions must be received by midnight. May It.
Mall your solutions to JUMBLED WORD JUDOBB,
car KLAMATH NKWB.
TWENTY-THREE PRIZES EVERY MONTH! YOU CAN WIN!
CROWN FLOUR
Unbleached
A uniform flour for every
household ase. .
OREGON MADE
Crown Mills
Mill and Office
PORTLAND, OKKUOX
. Mothers who love their rbntren
. will feed them lot of
TRU-BLU
GRAHAMS
Wholesome WHOLE wheat with
healthful HONKY svrsrteatna;
At All
tirocer
TRC-BLU
Ilisrnlt Co.
Here's the June Jumble
(You're a Jubler If You Do This One)
1. SA LWLEOM ONMTLOGIH
You 11 belieye it when you eat them.
2. YSRRPE This line of product is
noted for uniform quality.
3. ERUGO EREVI A food product
that you RELISH.
4. LIKM HTE FIREDIMO Babies
"hlc'm" too.
5. BRUTE-AKS You put them in
your s (but that's tellina.
"University"
Brand
K nicker, Troasera, and
Overcoat
University Brand overcoats
are made of choicest Oregon
fabrics that are lamed for
lung service.
Htrlrtly up-to-the-minute In
appearance and tailoring
Bold by Itultac Deader
Ask lo Mr Tbem
i
Fleischner, Mayer & Co
Manufacturers
PORTLAND, ORB.
The Name Is Easy
To Remember
GOLDEN
WEST
COFFEE
THE BEST!
soutn AimcAk
WAUS SAG
aonaanaasa
-A
Appcll's South African
Water lings
Made Hy
Hirich-Wei Mfg. Co.
PORTLAND, OKGGOX
Carnation Wheat Flake
For a breakfast fnll of energy
contains all wheat
Also try Albers Flapjack
Flour, Minlt Oats, Fluff
Cak Flour, Del Monte '
Best Patent Flour.
ALBERS BROS.
Milling Co.
Pacific Const Millers
Beaver Portland
CEMENT ,
Oregon' Best
Concrete Examplj of
. Industry
Beaver Portland
Cement Company
Plant at Gold Mill'
Office Lumbermen' DIdg.
PORTLAND, OREGON
BUY
OREGON
MADE
PRODUCTS
Always Remember
Sperry
Pancake Flour
For Better
Breakfasts and
That Camping Trip!
for
Candies
Insist on
Vogan's
Largest Candy Manu
facturers In th West
of Hog and Hulk
Candy
VOCAN CANDY
CORPORATION
PORTLAND, OREGON
if
if s made in
Oregon
it's the -best
there is
Whole Wheat
for
BABIES
MKASS
Dsl.les. children, and In
valids thrive on Denno and
milk becaus It la natural food
Kasy to digest and rich In
the vitamins and mineral salt
necessary for growth and
health. Send for aampla and'
literature. 5
HOLD BY DRUGGI8TH
DENNOS FOOD CO.
' PORTLAXP. ORB., Htn. F.
KERR'S
ffl'
OREGON MADE
Preserves Jellies
Syrups Pickles
WARRBNTON . CLAMS, In
their; own fresh nectar, make
an appetising dish at any time
especially , for th Lenten
period.
A delicious set. food ' with
the tangct the Pacific: a
tests and aroma all its own.
Serve them tonlghtl Tour
ffrorrr ha them.
Ono ran serves flva nicely.
WARRENTON CLAMS
Pickle? Vinegar
and
Rogue River
Catsup ; '
Knight Packing Co
PORTLAND, OREGON
"WHAT OREGON MAKES
OREGON"
M- I '.
This snace made nnssihlp hv thft rnnnpratinn of thf!
OREGON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, ITS MEMBERS AND THE KLAMATH NEWS f