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FRIDA'Y, JULY U 1028
THE KLAMATH. NEWS
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, ; The Klamath News
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Published tvary moraine ex
cept Monday by The Klamath
Nswg Publishing company at 101
111 South KKl a street, Klamath
Falls, Ort'con.
Official Paptr or City of Klam
ath Falls and Klamath County
Howard Vlnnard...H...CIty Kriltor
Lynn Zlmnirrnian...HWAdr. Mgr.
SIBSCRIPTIOX RATKS
IMIvwd br carrlrr. ar 6.811
Raskob Starts on
Election Labors
(Con tinned Frosa Fag One)
OFFICE
CAT
Junius
"What ar those funny look-
stead act also mot with favor a
a continuation of th party nom
inee ' policy, while It was point
ed out mat t.ov-rnor Pinna nnu . lhi,.,?" asked the small hoy
not hedged on the religious ques- o th)) j,
tlon Id naming a Catholic to be ,.oh hiwe' prt),i,,
leader of hla campaign. . "lretaels! Huh, I thought
In th anuth there were reDorls . L ... .1
nellrere.1 hv.rvl.1- B.onlh .Ml . 7," ' . . ... ."" " "
iwiivvi ,'....,' 5.1 """'. "" rheum.tlMU."
IMIverrj by mail. -"- 8.00 l"",llo, TV"'10"
NulmTlnUona liable la advance, i business and because of hi. wet
Views. i nctD was inu bwuiv
Wlhieini A
gHffgb NEA Service
G
MR
BUTII DtWIY CROVIS
I'llAPTEH XXXVIII
glula forced herself lo aay III the
munner o( Ihvlr usuul give and
tuae.
"You nover will hvllave that
I'm true In every port, will you 7"
Hi dry laughed bai'k. "J not Hie
ante I am way down low, Kan
Into aotne had news conctirntng
an old friend of in I no In llaltl.
Entered as second class matter ! position voiced to the proposed
at the postottlce at Klamath establishment of d e m o c r a 1 1 c
halls, Oregon, ftowmmr . hesdou.ner. below the Mason-
The truth of today may be the
terror of tomorrow.
1S23, under act of March 3, 187.
Ulion line.
Member Selected Orrcoa
Newspapers
leiSZipSaaal
Pacific coast representative: Ar
thur W. Stypes. Inc.. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland.
Eastern representatives: Charles
E. Miller, New York, and W. H.
8torkwell, Chicago.
"I'd like to buy a petticoat,"
said the young woman, somewhat
hesitatingly
i ren t tiiiuaini or giving op your niougn a onance io get away ,.,,. ,.i.i ,,.n nim'. i
Virginia aulinilltvd unresisting-; poHltlou Just to advance ine," the from Now York uud the Inimed-. d d, ,Kh, ) rt- t rharaeler all
ly to Oliver'a einhraeo. Her mind secretary aald uneasily, late Influence of Frederick I lean through the West Indies. Well,
was blurred with shock and W 1 ,.N Virginia relumed quietly. :nIK'alcil lo her slrongly. 'hero's a gewgaw for you. Hhaine-
pair. me uue spirit inui u ..,., K0nK t be married." tnougni ot Mainaniei , (, ,w you uk1 ,. (rol 1B
flamed against her father's Ira- R rlttlnwl with1""" ,h," """" "'"lr jaud never give a thing In re
ducer was quelled. Mi. luy "-1 pleasure, thinking of course that I "'k " , """ lurii."
cent, a broken crusader. '., , . ..,,. ed the I me she would ,be away ,
, Over her head Oliver-, far. ' ',Vt ",1-,, -.Vl. " -"W i l""' ' , ' v?" ". '
took on an e.preht ot ama.e- V"''"!, " ' '' 'slgn.nent. i",""lr T" .1 V"
VI. v.. ....... a.... I U'., HIUI Nil Mil U 1,1., ,1. f
as heautlful as you are needs1 There was all too little llme lo My M,,0nd, Virginia adinlr-
someoue to liHik alter her. It ; "" "e fe.ired, . her j ,d ,h.llk.j hlm ,u, ne
Six Rescued From
Frozen Northland
(Coatlnnscd from Face Ote)
de.ert of broken Ice cakes, the ora'u;
mvnt. ho tburuughly bad he bevn
cottvlm'ed a moment before that
he had 'lost her.
He related hi ho-d, to hetp
mi ml ailll on the aethack Oliver
hud fmiHml hitr. A aliist-lu artiw.
"Antique .department on the her to a chair. A great, .trug- i""" : !l. convleilou that .h. would
tniru noor. cmrpea me noor- , ,,- sob wren. nod nseit sudden-1 ., ... ....... ,, ' have to nav her nound of flesh . "
: must lie heavenly to be In love.'
she sdded with a Utile sigh.
Virginia did not reply.
walker.
The snperlnteni
i farm was ex
I. ., . .i ai iiiv inuu minis ' - - i.
ly from her lip, aa her mind ( , Miss Kvan. at her " '' 'h heart-was bringing I "
hriike ihim fhini the naralvslna . . ..... . ... - ...... - it
noticed a detached nolo lu her
voice and. manner.
A alight frown rreased her
and she eppeureil to be
rlnTTn, of a model '77 P,y,',,g uk a. Td then Mr vel-, " -ry real posslhillly ! " 1 My "'"."he'
erlntendent of a model uion. of fear. eulaln that urseiil r-'of having to count 6a. h hour with 1,1 r' . , 1 V u
explaining th. working sh. ,hru.t out her hands and j k ipX S.d Jlw h.r fwm Nathaniel one of a fust vunKhlu, I " '""'); '' Hl.ry:
ubator to a claw of fnj herself with one vigorous ,,, " ',, 1 " ' f,.w ,,n ,ur" 1 ,w"'i ""' "m
. the office. Welkins was veryt' w iM.f,,rM
eu. shove. llllver staggered awsy,... .... .... .. ,. . 'oetore.
Krassla pushed her nose to the
At the end of the lesson he'from her. t
point far off Northeastland where,,0,d hm lo " ny Questions , ,hkk ,g ,d fell flat on th.
(. Inir,, about It. knowing that Vlr- Hut she still had a sinnll psn
ripped on the euga ot .,,.,,,,, WI,W i her year! Was she then of i
"No doubt you have." he re-
Tclepbone 877
Member Audit Barren ClrraUrioa
OPEN SPACES
In the great open spaces
of the west, according to
the movies, "men are men"
which means they are vir
ile, and husky, ready to
fight at the drop of the hat
Now comes news from
Missoula, Mont, which in-'
dicates that in the open
spaces women, too may be
spirited and aggressive.
Two girls, one 16 and the
other 17, quarreled over
the attentions of a man.
They walked down a road
in the darkness to "settle
it" with their fists. They
a tiny tent painted red marked
th. camp ot four member, of
the crew ot the wrecked polar
dirigible Italia. The starved,
frantic men who had battled
starvation and freeilng tempera
ture slur. May 25 were taken
aboard. It was announced In ad
vices from Rome.
Others riixhtrd
A second great vlcory over the
north waa scored by the Krassln
when she sighted another party
of marooned men Just a few
hours before the rescue of the
group under command of Alfredo
Gigliert. The second group was
believed to be the daring men
who set out by dogsled to aid
the stranded Italia crew and
-ere lost. it was oeuevea to.. yM powder mar catch a man
latter party was that command-' but need, h.giog.pow,, to
ed by Capt. Sora. an explorer. nold hm
uo act vi. , iiu iku nJuywiiuB
t. -K. . ......1.1. ...K -... . ... 1 "" ""fe'".J. louowa.we.i
woman with me whom I'd likeiher arms at the first slgu of do- ' . ' '
strange . ., ... coming back from
But where doe. the hen .It! ji,u,h that sounded weird In the.,,.. ... . . .. '.h.!.-.nl. ... ,..,. ' hr. would be likely lo speak of him
they liked. One puxsled student floor.
raised her hand. , Virginia laughed.
Any-llaltl
prosaic surroundings. It was
rote mingled hysteria and ridicule.
'I
game, saying, "I know all about
this game."
The money disappeared at the
first manipulation.' "I thought
you knew all about the gamo."
chlded the partner.
"I do." retorted Red, "It al
ways come out that way." ,
If a girl won't flirt In a hotel
lobby there Is uo use Jrylng.
Isald when they had settled the'setf with srnru for hclug
'matter of ber nou-nppearance r'easy quitter."
t nine. I The .T.iie would lust six
"Snli.ntllil." Mr V,.lk(.i Mtir. L. . k.. ., .....
to him I cm, w iiu riii.ii. ,-.. uni
-You little devil." he shout.Ml. I',r'"'',,1 h'r..,',), tn; "''J ,u-,"" ''"!" '""..llsh lu that
I..H..V1,,. .1.,. .he hu.l f...,le,l hlm""""" '"" '" "' timer . H.ima n.u not even
Henry Wallace Phillips
...... - Kit , )!.. .. .1.. r a I mi. ... , . .......... k..Hu mm
i..' z- z. ..z:riz.:"'i"'vz" ..v.. . "',-:,i n.,.rin
UllllWI, " 1UU1IU HIWHH nm WraiUUirU U P. HI U. .11,17
in a strange town. Red borrowed
the money and bet It on a shell
deliberately, though for what pur-
glrls un your 'force'. Miss llrew-
BU i ' c", na"i. . ivitiiiir, .. Jul.
! mean you think I ve heard of
' lilui here In the office," Virginia
; said. "I rnn'4 rtmemb..r when I
heard his name boturo, but I'm
jpusttlve It was lung ago,"
"Well, he's boon lu the public
vsstie Me. ,.f hnar lo .is,. iIim
!a,uP In . v.... ....).. ..p....b I... ... .......... . . ... 'VM fur Vamral ..(.. hIhoh ... fflr.t
... h. ,., .,,, . ... hlm-1 ' " " i.nie i a.ivun.uKe, out sue leiti-'- ...
pose he did not stop to asg mm-.. . k , ....... , , ... . .. .. '.in..l n, ...r
tf ' ' -- i.tu. it wuiiiii uw a USUI ...an .u . "
Virginia did not answer mm.
She hud turned toward the door
that It was opeiiing
liul she was past raring
while. We want you tif go on 1 her If ah. were lo leave ihe rliv. th. Islands.
the southern cruise of the Khe reconsidered her Intention d1 m8?"
Ho you won't
Agetia."
itn talk it over with Nathaniel. That' was always his closing
le stopped, and Virginia '"Ho might say I ought to go."!llne aud Virginia alwoy. smiled
and i
'.".. . .. . iseux-d lh.1t he WUS Waiting for she Ihourhl "Aiiv.ine ..i,l.l hliu
liTiT.wL UV" ' I"" ,P"','- t pleasure. Or-but I think I d go mad with sus-i Klie continued to ponder over
was leanug. ninl,iiv . .pin nn u,. a..... 1 ... ........
The newcomer was Miss Kvans. " ' " .. . ' . "- " i -ere ...ere I rou.uu . -..y ..I. nemo u. I., ir.
She took oue comprehensive
Hlally to Ihe West Indies.
tould veu trv lo flrht.'
1...., t.pl.la.. ..I ... I.....: ..... ....... . . . ... .
. ... ..... ...... . .... ,. u, i i. i nne niisni nave sone to wei-
u. meiiKi m 'p-n-.l... ,m.. Imn,.il. t.... .. ... . .. ..... . t . .. ... . . t. ....
drew with .Virginia, closing the '; .7. , " ' . " " " "" ",ra r " " ""
.......... . . , h.-i iu v-, uai.'iornieu avrisiou. Dut it was "u iui urass anocaer on .-.s-
dellghtrd. jUtm ,d .he knew that Stacy '. thaulel's door.
Her silence pustled him. "You I Iilalue was lu his uftlre. I They were having dinner In
will be glad lo go, won't you. j Illume was just off the Altnlr, 'the Village, and when they did
Miss Hrewster!" he asked um-er- lo from a run to I'anama and tho j that she came directly from her
tatnly. "We want someone as Islunda of Ihe Caribbean. Vlr- office to his studio,
hostess who will know how to gln had met hlm on one of his I There waa no response to her
make the passengers feel as previous visits lo the offices of knock, anal thinking that he waa
thuugh they were our guest, on the Illue Capella. They were lout she opened the door and alep
the ship. Bring them together: j rather good friends, and he never ped inside. As she did so a voire
l.elgh had struck fire on w.uie
forgotten memory and only put
Red Latter I May
Today waa probably the out
standing of the rescue efforts
which, had enlisted the agencies
of five nations and had lasted
tor nearly forty-eight days. And
fought for a while, then one brelker Kr,Mln wlth hl, fellow
girl .drew a revolver and : countryman Chuckhnovsky. the
pilot who sighted three figures
on the Ice Tuesday night, waa the
outstanding figure, in the heroic
rescue work.
Early today the Krassln found
and took aboard Capt. Adalherto
Mariano and Capt. Ftlippo Zappl
shot the other dead.
There is something for
psychologists and sociolog
ists jto ponder on. A fight
over love is usually an af
fair between men. What are !of the Italia, who with Capt. Finn
.we to say when two young Maia-rem, Swedish meteorologist
:i ' j it. t , ,. had attempted to walk from th
girI4o it? Is the hardiness , .H.,, ,m , . . ,.,
of the old west more than a
mere tradition after all?
NEW HAZARD
After years of campaign
ing, this country finally has
managed to reduce the men
ace of Fourth of July fire
works. Some lives were lost
this last Fourth by this
means, . but the toll was
much lower than it used to
be.
BuJ a new campaign
i:eems to be needed. Auto
mobile traffic took the lives
I red-tent camp to land.
died a month ago.
The two survivor, were ex
hausted and had been, without
food tor 13 day. but were la
good spirits. .Zappl. however,
was nnder the care of physicians
tonight.
Saves Others
The Krassln ploughed her way
to the Vlglieri group In a sensa
tional climax to the day's work.
Fire kilometers from her goal
she radlqed to Virgo Bay that
she had sighted a group of men.
waving frantically. (Probably the
Sora group.)
The Russian ship at the time
Another trouble with modern
romance Is that Ihe time la too
short between courtship and
court.
There Is no such thing as
genius genius Is nothing biit
labor aud diligence.
A progressive Is a politician
who believes in spending, tomor
row's dollars before It Is made.
Man can succeed much belter
by being honest, because the
crook spends so much time cov
ering up.
,The president Isn't a jreat
strain on a man If he doesu't
meddle with national affair.
Yon can't keep a good secret
down.
It may not be new, perhaps
not even funny, but the follow
ing Is the low down on a Mor
mon wedding.
Preacher: Do you take these
women for your lawfully wedded
wives?
Groom: I do.
Preacher: Do you take this
man for your husband?
Brides: We do.
Preacher: Some of you girls
door behind them.
"I did not know If you were
laughing or crying." she explain
ed In apology for her Intrusion.
Virginia did not make a direct
answer. "You'd better get your
things and come with me." she
advised suddenly conscious of j
what Miss Evans would be In for!
at Oliver's hands when he learn
ed where Virginia got the infor-
see that everyone has
mation that had exposed him
He was sure to make a hurried
investigation, she foresaw. - .
"Does he deserve It?"' Miss
Evans countered.
"He deserves to lie shot."
All num. ..in yon iii't.... ... ., . .
though, until I tell him I'm leav- j , ., '
ing? I've been breaking In Mlssi . .'..,' , ...
. , . . , . . . I , Of course, of course. Well.
Lurd-for the Job on .th quiet sow. , . . , , .
... , , . ., (TOO meet your new aSHlstunl uud
he won't be inconvenienced." . . .
ft. r.. rtnw..i..i,. "CT " V'
good returiir.l to the home port with-, railed out from the kitchenette.
time " 1 0t bringing her some lunmento It was chlrl's, hlih pitched and
"Why. I don't know." Virginia of hla lulest voysge. I laughing,
began hesitatingly. "There are' Virginia know he would come ! ' (To llo ('nilnuiil)
numuer of tilings Id have to to her when he left Mr. Welkins
think about before I could de
ride. Mr. Welkin. Hut if you
will give me a few days . . .
In back there will have to sneak
waa passing nearly the exact spot j up louder If you want to be in-
where the Italia crashed on May
25, killing one of her crew. In
juring two seriously, and drift
(L.f . .... . , ., jing away in a .tiff wind with six
that were saved from the men ,bolrd.
The survivors In the Vlglieri
group who were rescued today
were believed to be: Lieut. Vlg
lieri, Italian navy navigator;
Giuseppe Bloggt, radio operator
fireworks hazard. Indepen
dence Day brought unusu
ally heavy traffic. In the
streams of cars were many
motorists who were too in- wno had kept th. group in touch
experienced to cope with the 1 8 rI1; FillP0 Troiani,
t-u ,i engineer, and Professor F. Behou-
situation. The result: a per- nek. meteorologist.
fectly staggering list of fa- Ceneral Umbecto Nobile, com-
tal accidents. I mander of the Italia, was rescued
If ,'c t.in.1, : tv. t. bJr all'P1ane on June 23 and is
It IS high time that some-juow seriously ill aboard the Citta
thing drastic be done about Jl Milano, mother ship of the
motor traffic; fiiiHiai ; Italia,
When every national hoi
eluded In this.
Modern women seldom resort
to tears there Isn't much left
to cry for.
"Got any gin?"
"Whaddya want with it?"
"To make some ginger ale."
day means that from 100
to 200 Americans will be
killed by automobiles, the
situation has reached the
The Pelican Drug company, re
cently Incorporated for 325,000,
will be open for business on Sat
urday at "12 Main street, accord
ing to announcement made Thurs
day by N. J. Crane, president.
unbearable stage. It is time'"wh"0 'e are opening Saturday
to act.
One reason why business
is slack in summer is be
cause the boss doesn't en
courage anything that might
interfere with golf.
. o
Before the snake strikes
you, his tail is rattled. In
the case of a driver who
strikes you, it's his head
that's rattled. .
o
What's the use? If you
don't criticise, you're a Pol
lyanna; if you do, people
accuse you of imitating
Mfericken.
for business and will be ready to
take care of all our customers,
our formal opening will not be
held until the following Satur
day," Mr. Crane stated this
morning. The store Is being re
decorated, remodelled and
attractive new front has
"I have an old relic," said the
doctor this morning, "and my
wife has one, as well; neither of
which seems to be of any value,
however. Mine is an automobile,
and my wife's Is a hat; both
purchased last year."
Virginia told her. "Bring all
your things and we'll take a tail
to my office. I think' I can get
you a position there."
Miss Evans beamed. "I won't
be a minute," she declared grate
fully. Later, on the way to the of-
lices oi iue i.iue i nyena strain- ;
ship line. Virginia told her more K-
h-glnla went out to send In
Miss Kvans. Presently the hit
ter returned to si.y that she had
boen given the position.
uud she hurried a lllllo, hoping j Mrs. ('. K. Hurley, sister of
to get away before the conference -Mrs. Kd Olson of this rlly, was
euded. Tin-, thouiiht of chatting laid lo rest lu Mountain View
with him ut this time filled her cemetery ou Wednesday nfter
wlih dismay. imnn. Mrs. Hurley has been a
Stacy', business with Mr. Wei-; patient at Ihe Coiumunlly hospl
81ns mast have li.atn at small lm-;tal In Aahluiid for .i-veral weeks,
purtanco. 'lux he. inpeured before. Mra.- Olson and daughter Miss
Virginia'. 'desk sooner than she Maxlno expert lo return homo
had expected. After a friendly Saturday from Ihe valley where
greeting he remarked feelingly: they have been for some lime al
"Muppose you still refuse to dine i the bedside of Mrs. Hurler
Hy closing time Virginia had . with me? Hut you ought to. you Thursday Mr. Olson resumed hi.
about made up her mind that she know; I'm pretty blue and not a j duties with the lioldrn Rule store
would refuse the offer lo go as sweetie In town." after having attended the last
hostess, on the Agens's cruise,1 "You're a great sailor," Vlr-. rites In the valley city yesterday.
about the position she might be I
able to get for her.
"They told me a few weeks ago
that I could have an as-cltant."
she said, "but I thought I could
do the work alone. I'm afraid
it's not going to be so easy for
me to concentrate on It now."
She paused (and looked awsy
with an unfathomable expresses
In her eyes. "They will ned
someone to take my place soon.
I'd like you to have It. and If I
can help you to fit yourself for
it I shall feel I've repaid you a
little for the sacrifice you have
made for me."
She turned her head nnd saw
that Miss Kvans was looking at
her questlotilngly. "1 hope you
"You look like Helen
He:
Brown.
She: "Thank you.
even worse in white."
I look
"My parents taught me to be
gentle and obedient."
"So did mine." answered Mr.
Chnggins. "And the early train
ing comes In mighty handy when
you are talking with a traffic
cop."
built. Within a few days a new
It was married man's night
and the minister ha. asked that
everyone who had domestic wor-
an rles to stand up.
been "Ah"! exclaimed the mlni.ior
sign will be placed over
store.
the
there are just two clas
ses: Those who make more
money than you think they
do, and those who make
less than you think they do.
Vivid pictures of the $250,000
fire which wiped out one of the
three lumber yards of the Ewauna
Box Co. Wednesday evening are In
the main windows ot the Under
wood Drug store today. "Doc"
Cook look some splendid views of
Ihe fire from every angle.
Delmor Robortson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Robertson, form
erly of this city, ha. returned
from Juneau, Alaska, and will
make Klamath Falls his future
home. "Klamath Fall. Is the
best place I have seen and I am
back to hang up my hat and call
It my future home," Robertson
declared.
For results' me New. Clasi Ads.
peering at the lone man who had
remained seated, "you are one In
a million."
"It ain't that," piped the voice
as the rest of the congreatlon
gazed at him suspiciously, "I i
can't got up. I'm paralyzed."
A prominent writer BayB that ;
woman Is among tho lower anl-;
mals. I. there any one else they
could marry? j
The handsomer the woman the
uglier the man she selects for
a husband.
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