THE KLAMATH NEWS
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SATURDAY. JUNE 30. 1928
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" Saturnalia Held
By Art Students
In Latin Quarter
Good Appointed
Hoover Manager
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WASHINGTON, June 49. il'lM
-James v. limnl. nre-conven-
PARIS, June IS. (flM-Wlth ..... tor ii-rbert Hoov-
hakedness and ehsnipagne a pre- B ,,,.,! western
..dominant as in former year., the .,,,,,, minalt,r for the pnwl
1 Qurt art ball, the annuel orcr j (trniial rare, with headquarters
nf the Paris art atudents In the; In Chicago. Chairman Work of
Salle Wagram. was held tonight. ; " repuolican national commit-
. . tec announced late today,
one hundred yards from the Arc j Cml(, (g a 04(v. , ,nwa hl
I)e Trtomphe and the tomb of ha a large law practice rn Chl
the unknown aoldler. 'cage. Hit management of the
Kfforta to transform the affair i Hoover rampalitii In the west
Into . funciinn of niiri,.11ici will center around pacifying the
beauty were a total failure.
. , Tbe ball did sot start officially
until midnight, but aa early as ti
Sk m. hundreds of students, drew
In tbe scantiest ot costumes.
Vine Parisian tourists an idea of
Chat the invasion of Attila's
una would have meant. They
Tared through the Latin quarter,
htm well aa the boulevards, afoot.
tn taxicaba and auto cars, look
ing for feminine prey. They
mind plenty to keep the revel
,1U a high pilch until dawn, when,
-us usual, women and many young
Hirln. nude and tired, were bund-
i farm region.
Studebaker, Pierce
Arrow to Combine
BUFFALO. N; Y.. June 89, (U
P) The board of directors of
the Pierce Arrow company today
approved plans for a merger with
the Studebaker corporation.
The new company probably will
keep the Plerce-Arrow name, It
was announced by officials. A.
R. Erskine. president ot the
led Into taxicaba and sent back to I studebaker corporation, will be
Joel T. Ward Co.
To Erect Office
Krertlon of modern rent es
tate office to be occupied by J.
jT. Ward fo. Is nearlng com
pletion on the vacant property
; adjoining the Williams building
'on Main between Seventh and
; Klght h street. Mr. Ward expects
ito lake possewlnn of the building
by the middle of July.
I Fltiitt of hollow tile, the one
istory structure will cover a space
'of 1SxS4 feet, to he modern
jthroughoitt. When completed It
will cost In the neighborhood of
I f 1 500.
I A lease on the ground, which
Is owned by K. II. Williams of
.the Williams buildlnx. has been
'eecured by Ward, who is e.-ccttug
, the building.
) Fred Jordau Is the cnatractor
: In charge.
Uiticials Indicted
On Bribery Charge
Ice Floes Break;
Situation Grave
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southeastward Into warmer water.
jraelttug and splitting aa II nuves.
Five of lha crew of the Italia
are with him.
I Hon Spinning
I In hla nresaagi Lunborg said
the lie floe was spinning and
: threatening to destroy the alr-
, liallas fugitives so p4lnatakliikl , M
.conslructed. after Lundnorg had,
crashed on his aeeond trip to
' Nohllee encampment. I
fthelr haunts In the Latin quarter.
1 The Lett motif of this year's
' ivlebratlon. Attilla and his buns.
allowed the males to cover them
, f alres mora than usual, but the
Victims fared badly, according to
Rhe Americans who were enabled
ilo enter only after paying him
; tlreds ot francs to the gate keep
i IItii and dotting; most of their
' .iwn clothing.
iai After thonsands of Uiampagnn
.(Kittles had been emptied and the P) M u I h o
jy.au orchestras stilled there was ' Hollywood is
. he customary dipping ot the ob
jjslnste drinkers in the fountains
. jit the Place De La Concorde
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halrman of the board of direct-
ors of the new company, while
Myron K. Forbes, president of
I Pierce-Arr-v:, will remain in that
capacity.
Los Angeles Dam
Declared Menace
, fiiarter, and bits of costume were
j ro be found scattered beneath the
reet of the Champa Eljrseea.
I ' Henry Ford coutlnuei eollect
13 tit old home cars, inns, furnl
y are and other antiques. Won
,$ler it he's sot any 1925 Fords
I Pinion ( the lot.
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LOS AXGKfsES. ' June 29. (U
land dam above
i "menace" to lite
and property. David Horsley.
Hollywood bu sines man, declar
ed today in serving a demand on
the water and power commission
to empty the reservoir and not
to re-fill It.
Horsley said if the action wan
not taken he would week court
aid. He declared the dam's
foundations were poor and that
the structure was not deigaed
to withstand the water pressure
to which It is subjected.
STOCKTON. Calif.. Juno 29.
1 1' PI Imlk'tnuMiis were return
ed by the i-otiutv crund Jury here
today chanting William 11.
, Rierks. sheriff of San Joaquin
county, and James Coates. chair
man of the county board of su
pervisors, with acceptance of
ran tie y for protoctiou of violators
of liquor laws.
The sheriff and supervisor
j were Indicted Jointly on two
counts and three additional
.counts were brought a pa Inst
; Coates.
i Arraignment of the officials
was set for Saturday morning be-
fore Superior Judge 0eonte P.
. Buck and it was announced that
Cuard l Darrah. district attor
ney, would direct the prosecu
tion. J The accusation against the
men were revealed when It leeks
was asserted to have received
$2100 in a detective's office
while two ministers, a business
man aid several others looked on
from an adjoining room..
For results use News Class Ada.
! IIAItSCHAD, Island of lletiu.w,
North Norway, June . (TP) 1
' Ktithermeu returning from a two
. weeks cruise In the neighbor-'
hood of Ihestad declared they
saw 1 ton Id Amundsen's plane tjn
tthe even inn of June IS the iluy
;he left Tromsoe sixty miles '
northwest of Hear Inland, flying
I toward South Cape. Spltibergen. I
The fishermen said they were
sure the plane waa Amundsen's.
) The Norwegian government has
jSitked for further details and it
Ms believed will conceuiriite the
jsearcti for Amundsen off South
'Spitsbergen,
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3 bottles
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Pineapple, Libbys,
crushed. Larjre cans.
23c;
2 for
49c
Del Monte Peachei
Large luscious halves,
large cans
3 for
68c
Parowax 1-pound
packages
2 for
25c
Crystal White Soap
6 bars 25c;
12 bars
49c
PICNIC SPECIALS
Sakhalin Crab Meat
Japan's best. 90' leg
meat, halves y o
can 3aC
Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
bottle, 24c;
dozen
Adirondack Cane and
Maple Syrup Extra qual
$2.73
49c
Spagh-
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25c
quart can
Shrimp, American Beauty
latest pack. No.
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Franco American Spagh
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large cans,
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White Star Tuna, Quar
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2 cans OaC
Norwegian Sardines
North Star in pure Olive
2'cans 25c
Van Camps Beans A
meal in a minute. Med
ium size cans
3 for
25c
Searchlight Matches,
Large, full count
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6 boxes t O C
Snowdrift, A strictly
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4-pound
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93c
Wesson O i I It pays
to make your own
mayonnaise' A
M-a7t
quart can
Peels Washing Mach
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ages of pure granulat
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2 packages.... 5C
Jar Rubbers, 20th
Century, thick, double
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Save the fruit with
good rubbers Q j
3 dozen a3C
TEA 20th Century India and Cey
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bureau half-pound pkgs,
35c; 2 for
69c
FLOUR Sperry Olympic Best pat
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Crown P.iU
20th Century Coffee Grown right, Blended right, Roasted Right So it
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Pound 48c; 3 pounds
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ROM E. June i. tlP Lieut.
Ktnar-l'aal Luudhorg aud five of
the crew of the Italia at Nobllo's
encampment on the arctic Ice
have drifted 24 kilometers In
three days before a strong north
westerly wind, according to the
laHt official communique Issued
here.
Xo Wtird of Three Men
Xo news has beeu received
here of the fste of the three men
who left Nubile s p-irty 1 1 walk
to land, nor of the evMi men
blown away In tbe Itnlla's hulk
when It crashed.
Richardson Tells
Of Oriental Tour
(Continued Prom Pace Ome)
rountries. although he' touched
on many other points aa he com
pleted hla journey. e
He said he waa devply iuipreas
ed with Japan because of the de-
, sire of the people of that na
tion to work; because of their
.willingness to adopt the thlnaa
from all nations and blend them
' Into their own governmental and
social structures.
In China conditions are hor
rible, the speaker stated, hut no
worse than usual. He believes
. the newspaper stories of the
Chinese wars are not of great
;consequence and he thinks that'
China has eiiated 6.000 years
and will continue to carry on in
some manner for a long time yet.
He spoke ot Java as the fin
est Insular possession of any na
tion finest because the Holland
Dutch taught the people ot Java
to produce products from the
ground In a scientific manner.
He said Java Is immensely pros
perous, well handled and on every
hand It Is plain to see that a
thrifty people reside there.
! Touching on India, tlovemor
1 Richardson, said It Is the most
' Interesting ot conntrlea covered
on the trip. He reviewed their '
different religions, as he did the
j religions of the other countries,
and. his stories of their form of
; worship and beliefs were In
tensely Interesting. ;
! "I wish to Impress one thing
npon yon," said the governor in
closing, "and that is America's
standing around the world. It
Is a myth and a deception to
state that this nation is cordial
ly bated ' and such propaganda
cornea from politicians of the
other countries. I found Amer
ica Is much beloved by every
country I visited. Bus, remem
ber only Japan and a few Euro
pean countries are enlightened
with newspapers that are Inde
pendent nowHpapers. In other
countries what newspapers they
have are directed by the govern
ment machine and the politicians.
The people do eot read and know
little of what la going on. I
tell yon in all candor that Amer
ica Is not hated, and that the
American dollar bill Is the best
known thing in the world today.
It has backed the English pound
off the map and In every coun
try I visited even the smallest
vendor knew exactly what an
American dollar bill looked like
and what It was worth.".
An effort Is being made to
have Governor Illrhardson con
tinue his talk on his trip around
'the world today at the cham
ber of commerce luncheon, which
'will be given at 1:30 o'clock In
the new Pelican restaurant. ; At j
mat time ine cuwre '.a""'"""
delegation of newspapermen will
be guests of the city. Klamath
I people desiring to attend and en
tjoy this meeting should make
reservations today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Walte and
daughter, Miss Marjorle, and Miss
Mary Ilenten. all of San Pedro,
were In Klamath Friday morn
ing for a few hours on tholr way
home. Mr. Walte Is editor and
publisher ot the Ran Pedro Press
and Is one of the prominent
newspapermen of the flolden
state.
Classified advertising Is a
morning newspaper proposition
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