The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 17, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX TUESDAY, JULY 17. 192 THE KLAMATH NEWS Vet's Meeting Of f , To Flying Start (Coatlaaed From Tf. On Registration at delegate mid visitors took a portion of the morning session. Led by Veterans of Forelitn Wan from the various pasta throughout the atata and the la dlea auxiliaries, the parade fornv d at the Memorial hall at 11 o'clock- and marched up Main at roe t. The afternoon session opened at 1:45 o'clock with business of the eonTentlon taking up the at tentlon of the delegates. . Following la the program: Tuesday 1 ' S:00 to 11:30 a. m Business. 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Business. 1:00 to 15:00 p. m. Dancing at the Aitamont. Music, Jack Bowring and Ills Music. "Pell can Post Orchestra." Wednewlny :00 to 11:15 a m. Business. 11:S0 Formation for parade ot Bathing Beauties, and Veter ans. 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. Nomina tion, election and installation of aew department officers. Re ports ot committees. Seteettou of site for 19S9 encampment. Adjournment. ' :0 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing aad Bathing Beauty contest at the Aitamont by Jack Bowrlug and His Music Thursday I J OO to 11:00 p. m. Boat trip on Klamath Lake to Kagle Ridge. Cars will pick up Veterans at Memorial building and take them to landing at Shipplngton. ' -1:00 p. m. Ladiea' Auxiliary wfll proTlde luncheon for party. I :30 to :J0 p. m. Banquet at Pelican Grille I 10:00 to 1:00 p. ra. Dancing at Aitamont. by Jack Bowring tend Ills Music. Friday i 8:00 a- m. Caravan will leave Memorial building for trip to Crater Lake.' 1:00 p. m. Barbecne near Fort Klamath. :00 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing t Aitamont. music by Jack Bow irlag and Hla -Music -- Saturday - i -"this day act apart for general eight seeing, of mills and city. I I.A. ... l.AA w. ftvmnA military ball at Aitamont, Jack Bowring and Bis Music. Program committee Dewey rowell, Jack Bowring and N. H Cantor. Veteran Visitor 1 1 Comes Long Way tSo far the honors for being the long distant Tisltor at the eighth annual convention of The Veter ans ot Foreign Wars, now In Hnlnn In thla ettv. toes to Mrs. A. A. Holmes, of Grand Rapids. , Michigan. Mrs. Holmes arrived oa the train last evening front j Portland and will remain here . throughout the eonrention. j Other visitors registered up tin-1 td Monday noon at the Memorial hall Included: R. I. Pickman. Kearney. Nebraska: Mrs. M. 11. 1 Myers: L. Ames, Donald Norton of Oregon City; Ann Kelley. Fern i Jones. Sarah Poppenhagen,' Ce cils Porter. Oriff Jonea. Mrs. W. B. Lester. Mrs. Florence Newsom. Mrs. Ruby Yeomans, Ruth Steele, Allene-D. Ridings. Hose Dalley. Jackie Warren, Carmen Thomp son. Mrs. Lola Nlchelson, H. A. Jensen, George Dorsey, Mrs. J. A. Codgean, Jr., Mrs. H. A. Stlgart, Mrs. Glenn Sanders, Mrs. Theo dora Williams, Bessie B. Kelley; May Herwick. Mrs. Lillie Olm. Jill Pearson, Peggie Robinson, George Walsh, June Wheeler, Eatella C. Dourrier. Iva Thitih-I er, Mrs. Mary C. Crumbley. all of Portland and Mrs. A. A. Holmes, of Grand. Rapids, Michigan. 'Delegates registered up until noon at the Memorial hall were: Ci J. Weyetbman, O. C. Prltchard, Frank Vochatzer, Henry Jensen, Leo Purcell, Lloyd Martyn, B. P. Graves, L. B. Vashell, E. I. Day... Karl B. Brunner, Adams, Garrett Mahoney. W. Paul Koonts, George Sandy, C, C. Mc Kenna, Rex Williams, Glen San ders, G. E. Jones, Charles Boy Ian, C. F. Hogan, H. E. Wheeler, B. O. Garrett, A. W. Llndquist, Willard Montgomery, Dr. Paul Hansen W. ' P. Portawau, J. F. Walsh, W. M. Pearson. James 'Ckdagan, J. T. Tatcher, P. W. Kelley, Grant E. Getchell, Ira B. Newsom, Fred Glo, R. F. Compton, H. Straw. R. L. Hay ward, Karl Glos. Gus Dunn. C. P. Stone. Harry A. Porter, M. H. Myers, Russell E. Hoover, H. Charles Chadbourne, V. W. Pop penhaugen, Leroy ' Myers. C. C. Wells. C. P. Knox, M. H. Hanbln son, W. B. Lester, H Friedland, U B. Holmes, W. M. Heinlch, D. E. Newsom, Clyde A. Warren, B. H. Yeomans, Alfred Steele, Bob McDonald, O. H. Weiss, Charles Stringer, Joseph G. Vogelsang. Jack Heacox, T. P. Caldwell, H. V, Schmalz, Harry Strugate, Henry A. Jensen, Marshall Fen ton. ' I !To read the Klamath News dty after day Is to keep thor oughly Informed on happenings . ot Importance throughout the world as well aa In Klamath Falls tad vicinity. Schumann-Heink's .? Good OP Oil Son Is Liberated! Hoover's Relative iKellogg's Plan Ltf tat uKtC HI GCor) MlP Hwr? -rt , Tnt?lli.eU -OH is- fist Atic. ,c; Otom-p V. 5rtA(7iP W . ffroc uMp lock A ntcsXitifj Coop evaxcA f OS -Vnlj ill mt"--a 1 1 itilclpal Judge Itatley S. Stafford nu motion of the district uttor- noy's office. ' Kcltuniauu-llelnx was charged Iwtih using JK.Slii Invested In lihe company hy Mrs. Mnrnarpl IF. iv-hson. without making an !ai-ountliiK. Ho wa at'iiultleit I on a similar charge I'l San Diego Inst week on an Instructed ver ; diet. Tragic Tale of Dirigible At End . (runtlnuril from Page One) I A group ot young (Iris In cluding the MIssM.lMty hallu- Declared No Better To lse Answered ! T1""",; I.ONriDN.'julyH.'dTI') Hlrla awlmnilng party at the Nat on (VP) The 'coiullllon of Charlay j Austen Chamberlain, fonMan see- j bunday as the guuata of Mr. II liriiry. 4. fnther ln-lnw of i rwtttry. auuoiioced III the lioune al,j Mrs. N. J. Yolllig. After Urn Herbert' Hoover, had taken nu-1 commune today that he hoped other turn for tile worse tonight. to baud the llritlvh reply to Hoc attending physicians reported. rotary Kellogg's outlawry ot war .The ugod relailve'of the - ,, , Am,tlftn cngrM. j woods whoro supper was enjoyed "" " -" d'srtalrs dnesday. . In the coming presidential elec-j if n4, b(vn ,(lUd tlon has been confined to a local !c,u,y ,nllllo. cod- M1 v C r TO Oat? . Aid" Sidelights Given on Veterans Meet (Contlnaed from Page One) Clyde Warren, department com mander last year, is mf much In demand for committee work especially when tlie committee bas (o deal with the ladies. He hails from Oreson City. Two of the nun who left la the Italia with hlnh hone -wen left dead on tho Ire Dr. Finn 'MulniRren, Swedish scientist, and I Yttioenzo Ponielln. eiuttue or the Halla. who died .in the i crash, (ant. Klmtr-rsal I.undhorah hroujtht Ceinrul Nubile and his dog away from a precarious cn enmpment on the Ice several days a no. The Krassin. which for weeks pushed Us way stubbornly from l-enlUKrail to the scene of the disaster, saved ftiur of No bile's companions and picked tip 'two others who had ncermpanleU 'Malmrren on a trek to land. ! The Swedish government, with ! reports at hand from Malmicren' companions that he hod been left I at his own request to die on an Jlce floe wltUIn sift lit of land, to day was preparing to semi air planes to find his body and brink It home for burinl. I , Professor Samoilovltch. com j mander of tho Krassin. reported briefly the rescue of t'buknovnky jat 10 p. m. Sunday. With hint Iwere Assistant Pilot Htraube. I Navirator Alexierf, Mechanic tSbelaKln and Moving Picture Op lerator Blumentein. They had crashed, on the tee off Cape P la den on a flight to save Captain j Adaiaberto Mariano and Captain IKIIlppo Zppl, Malmgren's com- panlons, who were found later by j the Krassin. ' The other men rescued by the Krassin were a Norwegian named No yes and three Italians who had pone by dog sled from the Italia rescue sh4p Flrapanra to the re- limlnary work to be done. butjH Chuknovsky. All of the wfl're Botng.to build R. and- flnen wUI be embarked when i . ,. . . ' the Krassin reaches port and the ISO IE Its (JUIV.IJ F.-.w.c ' 1 . . .... .. . . sanitarium tor several weeks since he eras stricken with heart disease and paralysis at nier ramp near here. I Heveral days after he was hrouaht here ho suffered a re sulted for their opinions regard Ilia tho nronnsal. alint-1 f ,,.,-l.lu.nl.l.. .Il..t.l.. nl Him propoHal has bon provoked hut Sir William Joynson-lllrka, hoiue rntnry. who made a speech young ladles had enjoyed Hie water lhy were taken by motor to a d'llKhtful plrnlo spot In the Kor reeulta use News Clau Ada. L , ,'" Pnyairiane were esaeo H,turiliy comru.H,,, Amerlius , In come by airplane for a .on-1 ,,. ,or lmicm ,a .Mdn-; siillallon. They decided his con- , , Amurll.a ,w .,, ,, , I dltlon was not Immediately duu- MUvt ,,,., u ,h, ,,.; acrous. r .I,.,.., i ii.. .... During thw past hours, lio .., i 'ever. Henry has gradually wcak-i Hu Willl.m uld while discuss oned. according to his physicians. , Atwtn lmvy h. ,hpu,h, n naiiRiiier. .wrs. A. v, fnlillfil to tell the world nas ncen nero tnniugmiut ine Illness, and a grandson, Alan HiHaver, was on Ills way to the t'lyd B. Slovall t Banta Ana. I bedside tonight. ("ul.. doesn't claim to he th - world a wisest man. Jtl he know, j oll nrwmptpr lot uln ,h, hii crooorlea also his oil. He f(i In spare tlmo h:is maifo ovr Ku loralions ns en oil gMologltit with his Judgment vindicated In evrry case. tP F -fit-. vOELL VOU'U 'SJfff tiAUt. -ro uw,? . Oiias ww mu ccTvsrt nc Try to Locate Sailing Vessel SAN PK1IKO. feliV. July 1. ( 111 Kfforta were being made tonight to locate the yacht Ta layha. four days overdue return ing to San Pedro from Hawaii, following the aunual trnns-l'a-rifle rare to Honolulu. No word has been received from the yacht, according to l.atnrd l.tppinan. owner of the craft. The Talayha carried a crew of It men. The craft had been flying the colors of the Santa Barbara Yacht club. She waa due to arrive In I San Pedro July 1!. LITTLE JOE jfHC AlEi6HBci?ibct 3J KIDS AKE ABOUT ThE caIlV TfwJGS THAT COME OdT C atKu m .vi v ats, i . it JL 1 -siL - Canned heat will knock vnu I I laaTri.sgf-: aca.u.a.er.err. rold. 1 1 1 i"A jthnt dHds are stronger than i words," ' The li. ill)' News rou ml I y de nounced III nl for thla statement today. I I "Surely II Is time this appall- lug. politician wua mussled by a : special parliament." the paper I 'declared. "While apart from the I furi, of wli li Hie home secretary ! uiiH-ura rharacterlstlrully luor- nut. that ni'tirly two months ago. nfter kiich'klng great rhunka out , of her naval "program America j iwisiponed It altogether for all months In order to give pea'e a ' chance, we .cannot Imagine any ( public utterance by a llrlll.h minister Ivetter calculated to ' arouse angry hostility of the ' whole American nation." j CALCl'TT. Twenty-three per-, sons were shot and wounded hy i police during a riot In the nearby i Itnurla Jute mill. The police j were called out to quell a dem- . onmrutlon of workmen In favor , of number of men who had been dismissed. Relieve Coul, Cold., Headache, Rheumatism and All Aches and Paint with An eVMahts-sTs m4 lets CluMrae't MsMetoteuU leO iss Btttmr than MasttrJ PUuttr 25"' ' is the . right price to pay for a good tooth paste i USTERINE TOOTH PXSTB Lnje Tub 25 New Line Will Be Built Swiftly (Continued From Tags One) With Mr. Iloschke are F. nurckhalter. first assistant gen- L ship, which has dbne such gultunl work in tne Arctic rescues, win . ' ' . .i.. an.. i i,n ' turn about to search the Icy sen ral manager of the southern, ... ,u' l'acillc. Thomas Ahem, assistant i . . ' all I ti s-ai rif-i an . . XOTH'E OF IM)XD 8A1.K ' j Sealed proposals will be re icolvcd by the Common Council ot Honors frr the greatest num.- general manager, J. w. uttger-j ber In attendance at the conven-laid, superintendent of tne snastai tlon are about even ' between division, and J. A. Glvan, division "Pep" past and "World War" 'engineer. nost. both of Portland. They can'! Check Route be distinguished by their distinc- The party spent yesterday and the City of Klamath Falls for tlve caps. ' Hast night expected to spend all the purchase ot street improve- jo( tortfc. looking over the right-, bonds aggregating $2.4.- State Adintant and Quarterns Lf-way of the Mndoe Northern. SoYcTm'r ot'tlTvi" ter Crant E. Cetcht-ll is one busy He jjoo.ooo. D7-mlle extension io Kianlnth Falls, for tho Im person dnriug the convention. !w,ici, wm pul Klamath Falls Provemenl of units aituated In With both of them man-sized m. a main transcontinental line. Klamath Falls, Oregon, as fol- lobs and renuirinjc Dlenty ot time, ,iva ifum.ih i,'nii. nrmiucts law-'Iowa: Grant stHI finds linie for some i rate. .0 ne east, and open I Improvement Units Nos. C5. ..t o,. iri.ninn. .rfaii-a of . .--j il6 and 71. nil as more fully ap- L .7to; . "v." I P-r. Plana, nnd .pec.fK, line ii": j cations on file with tne ponce . i Survey l"ioRree - . fjuda In the matter of the Im-; While we are about It we want An cnKlIlcerUK uali Ap provement of the aforesaid units., to mem ion two 01 me lucai "J ; j Barcley. Southern Pacific en-! Proposals to pnrcnase sam who went over big at Monday's ; , bePn goinK over theioonda will be received .. 1 Tl... ..a T.i.lr llnw. : " i.nfliir.iMiBfl tin In mil sessions. They are Jack ring and Dewey Powell light entertainment- was by Their right-of-way for the past we and -.i, undersigned up to and lncludln ,,: ithe, 13th day of August, 1S2! actual moving in ain :., ,h. hour of S o'clock, n. m. 1 l ilZsi .TiJtl ril ,1,e next ,ew y. mccord-:0f Md day. and, opened at a oughly enjoyed at the close of. to Mj. Boachke regular meeting ol the Common, the session. j Mr Bo8chkei besides having 'Council Immediately thereafter.) Iieen chief enalneer for the South-iSai1 bonds shall be dated Aug-, Comment of the most favor- ueen ? . "h ust 1. 1928. and shall be hisued j . . . ern Pacific company for years, and 1 . nrt I aoie nature is neara on ev:rj in me smuuni in ijwi.vu i-i.-ii , hand on tho way with which Pel- also one -Tu '"' and due ten years after date of lean post is providing for the en-it"' Inlon Pacific. Is the man ,BfUe, payn)ents of the entire! lorminmcni rf the visltlne vets Vlt" built the Galveston sen wall, 'bond optional at any coupon pay-l Wonderful weather, cordial coin-1 ! Huge wall which was con-; lng date on and after one year ' , ., Bln.,,loj tn nrevpnl n renetltton Haia oonas win near inieresi ai radeshlp and attfactlve amuse-tructed to Provent a repetition men-s. coupled with the nioreot the Galveston tragedy. cent per annum, payable seml-an- serious ses.iorTs, indicate that " Inually on August 1st and Pebru- this will be one of the most con- Classified advertising la a(Sry i,t, each year, principal and structlve conventions the Depart- morning newspaper proposition , interest payable at the office of mc-nt of Oregcn has ever held. alwavs. L'se The News. Thanks for the Buggy Ride the fiscal agency of tho State of Oregon In New York City, Now York. All proposals must be uncon ditional and accompanied by a I certified check for five per cent lij jot the proposal. '171 The Common Council reserves' the right to reject any and all, bids. LEM L. OAOHAGEN. ! Police Judge of Klamath Falls, ' Jyl2-A12lnc K NOTICE TO CREIUTOKS In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath. It sn rtnr-sroni d hot dnrlni the dog day In Kansas (bat, Marie, pet of a Wichita family. Just has to take her aundtuplels out for a cool ride. Ucre'a hoping to cat crosses their path, In the matter of the co-part-1 nershlp estate of Cornelius Mc-i Auliffe, deceased, in And to the ' assets of the co-partnership of ! Cornelius McAuliffe and Dennis MrAullrre. doing business as Mc-J Auliffe HrolherH. . i Notice is hereby given .thai; thai undersigned Has been appointed I administrator of the nhovo-. en-i titled estate, and has duly quull-l fled as such. All persons having claims agulust said . estate wlll-l present them to me at the office of . David It. Vandenbcrg, ll- Hams hnlldlng. Klamath Falls. Oregon, duly verified, on or Jie foro six mouths from tho duie of this notice. , , , July inth, 1928. i), DENW18 McAl'I.IFFR, ' Administrator. JylO-17-21-31;A7 MOW00 Travel and Pedestrian Accident Insurance Policy PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS-Fill out the common on this page and mail it with the price of the policy ($1.00) to The Klamath New. NEW SUBSCRIBERS May take advantage of any of the travel accident, pbl tu68 v "1Iinfir out Ae couPn below and mailing with the price of the policy to The Klamath News. It is understood that new subscribers will continue to take the Herald during the term of policy, paying the carrier or agent at the regular rate of 65c per monthl MEMBERS OF FAMILY If the News is delivered to a home, other members may take out a policy on the same subscription. Additional policies in the same home may be bad at the regular quoted price of the policy. INSURE TODAY Policy Xo. The Klamath News ' new 4 klamath fa m.s. oregon Circulation Department I'liO.VK 877 Route ) OLD ( ) City Data Begin Delivery I. the undersigned, do hereby subscribe to The Klamath News for one year from date for which I agree to pay your authorized carrier or agent the regular subscription price ot sixty-five cents per month In advance. In consideration of this subscription contract It la understood that I am to receive a $10,000 Travel and Pedestrian Insurnace Policy In the Continental Life Insurance Company. I understand that the dollar I have paid solicitor (receipt for which Is hereby acknowledged) Is an eitra fee for leaning, entering and mailing the policy and la in addition to the subscription price of Tba Klamath News. I understand thla to be a valid contract and that I cannot ejpect to accrue fnll benefit from the above mentioned Insurance unless I eontfbue to accept and pay for the Klamath News for one year from date aa therein agreed. It I ahould move during the life or this contract I will notify you promptly of any change In my address Phone No. Send Paper to Occupation .. Signature ..... (Give lull name) Ago No medical examina tion no red tape. Every person between the ages of IS and 60 years can ' obtain this protection and should have it. The man who works for a living and shoulders the responsibilities of sup porting a wife, family or home can not overlook this opportunity. These tidy sums may prove a necessity to you before another day passes. ft Call.Or Write INSURANCE DEPARTMENT THE KLAMATH NEWS P. O. BQX 878 3- KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 32