THE KLAMATH NEWS
TUESDAY,- JUNE 2tt, 1928.
PAGS TTTS
Rumors of Mexican
Revolt Branded as
False By I'alacios
. MH1ALK8, Aril., June 15. (U
PI Current rumors thai ro
lullonary arllvlllea fostered hy
high tnllilary officials war uti
dr way In lha northarit Mcil
ran alalaa, wara bramUU aa "In
spired falsehoods bv ('. P. Pal
actna, Mealran consul, her today.
Ha aald lhat on lha era of the
nallnnal eloctlnua, July 1,
"clique unfavorable lo lha proa
nt administration ara try Ilia: lo
anibarraaa Ilia government with
falna rumura n( a rovull."
Hulk (lanaral Kranrlaoo Manin,
commander ol Ilia fadaral forces
no lha Waal coast, who' wan
huid In Iba runiura. and Dun
Fausto Tupele, governor of Bo
nori reported lha territory
peaceful, accordluc lo Palai'loa.
(lanaral Alvaro Obroaon, toi
mar president of Mailco, and lha
only presidential randldala on lha
July ballot la at bla iamb at
Cajania. Knnnra, In .lha heart of
lha runiorad truubla, I'ularloa
aald. ;
Flyers Unnoticed
At French Field
LB IIOl'ltUlCT rLYINO FIELD.
Fran.-. Juua J. IUIM Two
American a r I a I o r Wllnier
Hiulu and Lou, . Gordon who
flaw tha monoplane Friendship
acroaa lha Atlantic ocaao with
Mlaa Amalla Barhart, landad lo
night unwalramad aad unsung on
I hi, flald whar t'olonal Charles
p .lad bare h 'a arrival waa cheered
by a roaring walcoma from ecijres
of Ihousanda of French Ihroata.
Tha commercial alrplana In
which lha two men had flown
Iron Croyden alrdrlrae, Knaland,
landad at T p. ro. on a virtually
deserted flald.
Later It waa revealed that tha
principal (lying enthusiasts were
at tea aa'the mania of Mlaa Ituth
Klder, another American flyer, al
tha Hotel LotU.
Slulli and Gordon will apend
two daya In Parle, visiting tha
Latin qaartar and touring lb
flying field.
Mlaa Karhart, It la reported, la
ronalderlng apendlng few hnura
In Parla ahopi before rvlamlug
to the United States. ''
LONDON. June tt.' (CP)
Mlaa Amelia Karhart, flrat woman
trana-Allanthr flyer, waa guest of
Hlr tUtnuel Hoare, aecratary of
elate for air, and Lady Hoar al
a John Mccormick lienofit per
formance tonight at . Albert hall,
whaire aha met the Duke and
Durheaa of York. '
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Whittle
and daughter of lllarkfoot, Idaho,
arrived In lha city Thuraday for
vltll with , Ihelr eon and
brother, A. C. Whittle of Xlone'e
etora. While In the city they are
atopplng at tha liall hotel. .
Special reduction on Florahelm
-shoes, valnea to tit) and tit,
now U S5, ft. 15 and 16.55.
lirownevlUe Woolen Mills Store.
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TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE V
Houston Likes
Jimmy Walker
HOIIHTUN, Tex.. June It. U
Pi Mayor Jimmy Walker of
New York ram to town today,
lata aa usual, and liked lb town
ao wall h want down lo Halves
Ion ahorUy afterward. - Hut' the
town llkad Jimmy. It look hint
Into Ita huapltahle armi 'whan ha
alepprd from lha train and ha be.
came, for lha purpoaaa of tha
town, lha character known to
arery neighborhood tha wle
cracking young man who must be
funny because It la aipacted.
Hut Jimmy did not land In thla
town wllh. wlaa crack.
The welcome eoeiued lo atlfla
hla wit and what a walcoma It
waa. Ha stepped from lha train
Into a howling, laughing crowd.
Hurrah for Jimmy Walker,"
they shouted'. .
Thry awlrled about Ulm aa ha
triad to gat out of lha elation.
Ha waa aimoat through the galea
whan the pholngraphera grabbed
him again, took him bodily over
nd made hi in poae on lha back
platform for another aerlea of
picture..,
i . . '
Pelicans Win Game
From Modoc Point
' With an overwhelming ecore
tha Pelican baaehall team won
lover lha Modoc point nine Run
'day Id the game which waa
played on tha Pellran City field.
iTh arore, at Iba end of the eliib
and (Inal Inning, waa to to 1 In
! favor of tha Pellcana. '
I - At present the alandlng of the
trams la aa (pllo'ws:
I - Won loei
Pellcana
Chllogulii ....
All Htara
Modoc Point
Merrill
I 0
In the northern dlvlalnn Malln
and llonanaa ara tied for flrat
place.
At the Pine Tree
Thla Tamlir and Wednesday
! the five-art bill at the Pine Tree
promisee to give more genuine
amtvrtalnmenl tbau any other ag
gregation In the past year.
, ''Variolic" Introduce Kred
and Marie Krneatn In en me dlf.
flrult nulls. "I'ulque Marimba
Novelty," wllh.Hunor Kduardo,
.whose music la of the peppy, va
riety that la lha I! blend.
1 Wayne and Hell "Whirlwind
I liancera." Pretty roatumea and
plenty of anap innkea thla mile a
i mlnnt act aouiethliig to be re
' mrmbnred.
Ilimiburg and l.o tha "Hokum
J Manlaca" la rhockful of good
J things.
Chief Little Klk and company
'complete the bill 'with an Indian
novelty offering.
On the screen. "Colleen"
starring Madge llellmy with J.
Karroll Maclonald.
Special reduction on Florahelm
shoes. Values to flO and fit.
now 11.56, 13.55 and 15.85.
Hrownavllle Woolen Mills Store.
I adv 13-tt
:twv
' When the weather man
announces that the mer
cury is headed up, there's
a quick way to pull it
down: Tree Tea Orange
Pekoe Iced Iced tea needs
a tea of full flavor and
strength enough to with'
stand the dilution caused
. by pouyng over ice.
Tree
'"' is
Rickard, Crandall
Find Dance Derby
Pays Very Highly
' MY MAM lOVK
NKW YOIIK. June 16. (t'PI
Out of lha "red" and wllh 10
dsn - derhylsta atlll abuffllug
around Madison Square Garden.
i professors Milton Crandall and
Teg Itlckard eieculed a dunce of
Ihelr own today.
Th two proniotara of the Mis
ery ' Marathon atand to make
1 100.0110 apiece if th corn
quadrllltsta can keep on Ihelr feet
(two daya longer. If by some
'miracle tha contest continues for
th remainder of Iba week the
I takings of Itlckard and Crandall
should reach the fahuloua flgurea
that are toesod about after
heavyweight championships.
I Nona of the tan surviving
couples showed any Immediate
I eigne of dropping out at 6 p. m.
.today, wheu the groteeque affair
'entered Ita 3661 h hour. They
started "dancing" on June 10,
i two waeka and one day ago.
! Aa lha garden hegaa lo fl'l
'regularly wllh paying apertatora,
i llrnadway curiosity . about tha
I financial arrangements of Pro
1 fessora Crandall and Itlckard be-
gan to burn. One noted llroad-
way columnist. In an eiceaa of
civic pride, had predicted In print
i that Ilia bunion dance would be a
i colossal flop. Hlckard seemed to
have aomewhat the. aama feeling,
i hut the beaming, rye-biassed Pro
cessor Crandall of Plttaburgh In
sisted lhat ha knew ble yokela.
Texas Gulnan, on o( the mar
athon habltuea. gave Professor
Crandall an admlrlog glance early
I thla morning when It became
'known that the derby waa al
ready 130.000 to the good, at
time when it waa evident to Ilia
' most casual ' onlooker that tha
, real money had just besuo to
I flow through the turnstllea at
1 13.30 a click. .
I More than 15000 hag already
1 been distributed In prlaea to the
dancers. Hut the apertatora hav
given It out la 110 aad 130 bills
j not the Imprvssarloe.
A Paaaalo (N. J.) learn. Jamea
1 Jerry Plrora and Florence Car
i lough, have taken In the most
from the apectalora. They are
proficient in a whirling dance
i which la (n marked contraat to
the general ahuffllng. It haa
brought them 51,300 In currency
ao far.'
Savage Old Savatre
Threatens Bailiff
LOS ANGRLKS. June 15. (UP)
W. II. Savage, 51-year-old San
Pedro lawyer, alapped Admiral
Dewey's face and a bailiff wk In
terrupts him may suffer the same
fate, be shouted In auporlor court
hero loday.
"I slapped George IVwey'e fur
and got away with It, air. And
by gad, air. I can slap youra and
get away with It. for I've got my
righting clothes on today," Savage
shrilled aa a bailiff attempted to
put two divorce aulta ahead of the
one ha waa arguing.
The hero of Manila Bay waa a
lieutenant commander, Junior
grade and aavage waa a lieutenant
commander, aenlor grade, aboard
the Admiral Farragux when they
engaged In fiat fight. It waa
aald. ,
Savage' client, Mra.' Hen
Marshall, waa granted a decree
from Raymond Marshall.
. t
come
down
Tea Orange Peioe
that kind of tea '
Clubwomen Meet -for
First Time
(Continued frnu Pag One)
iforcement had been neglected.
! but Ibat now w hav th finer
thing of Ufa. Including law an-
.forcemeat, schools, and many
olher cultural failures.
. II welcomed to ladlea to th
icily In a cordial manner.
!'. R. C, (jroeaback spoke briefly
In behalf of lha business organ
isation wllh word of welcome
lo the federation members. II
i told hla audience that tha city aa
a whole la delighted to have th
! convention here and pledged any
aaalatanc. that tha business men
could render to make tha atay of
jlha visitors a pleasant one.
j Mra. Llndley spoke for tha
Women's Literary club, which la
hosl of the convention, and . ex
pressed deep appreciation that!
the meeting had, beon aent tothla
city, bespeaking great good for
this portion of Oregon, following
th program for th turee-day
jaeaslou. '
i- Mlaa Katherln Waltno ren
Idered two violin nuiubera. accom
panied by Mra. lion Zumwalt.
I which were well received and
highly appreciated.
Mrs. O. J. Frankel, Portland.
I president of th federation, re
sponded lo the addreeses of wel
icomo In a hunioroua m-iuner and
aent mirth through her audience.
She spoke of having recently been'
I In Kan Antonio. Texaa, attending
a big club function and mention
ed what a "warm" welcome all
received In Ih Texaa city. At
that particular moment tha heat
In lha library building waa akin
I to that of Texaa and I'realdent
I Frankel'a story waa In order. Sh
'reviewed the work of th clubs
i In Oregon, told what their mis
sion la and, what they have ac
Icpmpllahed of late in lb dlffer
'ent departnienta. No one outside
I of lire organisation could real I re
'to what extent lb ladlea' organ
Ixatlon worka until Mra. Frankel
explained the ecope of th under
taking. Mra. (leorg Mclntyre, with Mra.
Zumwalt at the piano, sang two
numbers, after which Gertrude
Llndley and Blanche O'Nell en
tertained with lha Flirtation
danr.
An hour waa apent by the la
dlea In gutting acquainted and
the main floor of the library
building waa beautifully deco
rated for lhat purpoae. Kefreah-
menta were nerved and Klamath
Kails gave out a hearty welcome
to her guests.
Tucwuty Morning.
Mra. O. J. Frankel and Mr.
George T. Cochran, presiding.
1:30 Registration nt Library.
Vocal Soloa
Ituth Cofer
: IS Call to Order.
Salul to Flag.
Collect. .
Appointment ot Commit
tees.
Report Committee) oA
Rule. .......
Report Program Commit
to.. '
9:45 Report of Officer.
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer. '
Auditor. .
General Federation Di
rectors. Second Vice-President.
First Vice-President.
President
10:45 Music .
11:00 Reporta of Standing Com
mittees: Endowment Mra. Arthur
Johnston.'
Extension Mr. Charles
' . , H. Caatner. - . ;
Junior Membership Mra.
W. D. DeVarney.
Oregon Producta Mra.
Rhoda B. Ha yea.
Oregon C 1 n b Woman
Mra. E. H. Whitney,
editor: Mra. J. D.
Lynch, bualnesa man
ager. 11:00 Greetings from Faternal
Delegates. . ,
12:15 Noon Intermission..
Tucwuty Aftrrnooa..
1:15 Community SlngiuR. v .i
Mrs. (leo. MVlntyre, leader,
1:30 Stale Federation Depart
, ment. . .- . .
American Cltlsenshlp,
t. , Mrs. Gertrude Corbott,
i Chairman. i
Address: Frod VV Park,
Field Director, Amerl-
canlxatlon Council. -
2:20 Indian Welfare.- '
Mra. Lulu D. Crandall.
' Chairman, , ', ,
Solo' - ' ; ?
nuby Sailor Hastings
2:40 Cooperation with War
Veterans, Mra. M. II.
' Lamond, Chairman. .
2:50 Prealdenta' Proceaalon.
4:00 Reading of Resolutions.
4:15 Roport -Credentials Com
i mlttee.
4:30 Adjourn.
' Tuesday Kvcnlng
.8:00 o'clock;
Mra. O. J. Frankel and Mrs.
A. Y. Meyers, presiding.
MubIc
Piano Solo, Miss Betty Ratnsby.
Vocal Solo, Mr. Howard Gra
ham. Address: "Contribution o Edu
. cation to International Un
derstanding," Dr. Aurella H.
Relnhardt, President Mills
College,
Women Still Pray
for Smith Defeat
At Houston, Tex.
HOUSTON, June :5. H'l)
Plv hours of prayer service thla
afternoon, followed by a masa
mealing tonight, brought to a
close tha pre-convcntlou exbortu
tiona of women dry eutbuslasta
who ar pleading for a dry can -
(tidal and g dry piriform.
Th euggestlon that If Cover -
nor Alfred Smith la nominated,
th dry consider th calling of
another convention and the nom -
Inatlon of a prohibition candidate
on a third ticket waa mad taday
by Dr. l-ce Calvin of New York,
apeaklng beforu the
services at the First
church. ,
woinen'a
Baptist
Former Representative
ahaw of Georgia shouted to the
women in camp meeting etyla.
threw his crulchea down, and as-
sulleil Hmllh n the "srch nulllfl.
Catlonlat of the natloo."
Olhor speakers Included Mm.
F. F. Stevens of the National
Federation of Missionaries socle
ties, and Miss Hello Kearney,
alate aenalor from Mississippi.
Henry Murrell of Willow
Springs. Missouri haa arrived In
Klamath Falls. While In the city
he la the gue-tt of Mr. and Mra.
Jens Gunn. G32 Oak.
ICE
Solves Refrigeration's
Biggest Problem
ONE of the outstanding advantages of ICE lie
. in its ability to not only keep food but purify
it. As the air circulates over the ice, the impurities
and odors from the food are deposited onand ab
sorbed by the film of moisture on the ice cake and
carried oif in me.tagc through the outlet. It takes
melting ice and an open outlet to do this.
In buying a refrigerator, make sure that it is well
insulated, soundly constructed, scientifically designed,
for proper aircirculation, with ample food chamber
and ice chamber capacity for the size of your family.
Ice
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FortaUby
The Tire Exchange
Engineer Explains
Lighting System
I. (Continued from Pago Owe)'
dlllon that there .will be no
Karnes allowed. The money from
the lttractlona will be need to
help cover th convention ex
panaea. A request by the Yellow Cab
'Company to move their taxi atand.
to the front of the Arcade pool!
, " granted. Thomaa Slaa-1
moe waa granted a permit lo ou-
erat a pool and card room In
' ih bistment of the Ar.-ade hotel I
t recommendation ef the po- j
'' committee. Leeier Klrkpat-
rlck waa granted a llcenie to op-t
erat the Kerna hotel.
I ' The clt7 engineer waa aulhor-
jixed last night to draw up plana
i'n.,and aneclflcattona for loin Im-
. provement work to be made on
""I of the Sixth atreet vla-
duct. Thla work will Include the
building Of
a sidewalk on the
south end. Six building permita
were allowed aggregating 10225.
Mr. and Mra. Percy. Bvana and
51r. and Mrs. tiyd Kvana and son.
Percy Loult, were among thoae
who enjoyed the trip to Crater
Lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. F. II t'ofer and
daughiera, Helen and Ituth. en
JoyAl a motor trip to' prater
Lake Sundity where they spent
the day.
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