THE KLAMATH NEW3
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18, 1928
PAC5
LETTERS FOR
OREGON
The Oregon Product Letter Content ha been going
now for nearly -nix month and 1 wuukly growing In
popularity with local housawlvca. If you'liavo not tried
for one of the prizes, get busy and aond In your letter
thla week. The bent letters for thin week are printed
below.
Junihlu Word Judins:
I have been Intending to try
' (or a Jumbla ward prims, but III l
I III (I ml time I have tried one
of I hull. The enclosed purrho
u will allow that I have ordered
I (our parkaaee of Trtl lleke and
od pound nl Golden Wl rofluo.
a well a puckaaa or Wheut
Flakea. ' These are Just a few ol
Iht thlnge I hit I order weekly
from mjr grocer.
Ilome-bnkvd rolla are rnmloa
Into fashion Main In my iioIkIi
liorhund and I (Ind (bat I make
lha beat light bread with Hper
ry'e (lour. I har had aurb ood
luck. In furl, that I recommend
II without' (nar or favor lo an)
'una whu asks tuy advice.
It eeeme a lltlla thlni to do 10
writ a letter telling a few of
the good thlnga about Oregon
Manufactured produrta, bat I
a ueaa If enough women, do thla.
thalr ranka will be ao Inrreaavd
the Klamalh Newa aud lha firms
rooperating with them will never
ha o anything to regret.
MRU. JOHN TOI.MA.N.
Aimee's Add Is
Refused Space
(Coatlaaad Kroe Fag Om)
proarhed" concerning lha adver
tisement, but nona aptoared In
today Issue, and It waa Intim
ated plainly that lha niaaaag
waa not daalrad.
Delesalea to tha convention
pnluti'd out that lha Aligelua i
Temple display In tha auditorium '
advertised- the work of Mm. Mr-!
I'herauo. whllu all other almllar
dlaplara war (u'r educational
purpoava.
At the Liberty
Monty llilnka la aald to have
surpassed all previous lauah rec
orda In "Flying Luck." the rbil
oualy funny record of an aviation
rookie, hla new feature comedy,
which will bo shown at tho Lib-c.rty-
theatre today. A eorranpon
dr-nee achonl advertisement la re
sprnll)lc for Monty' ambition
In be ,a. human third. 1lo aond
for lta comae of atudy and la
eventually graduated aa a mauler
of tall aplna and noae dlvea. Then
he decide to-joln tb army 'and
allow the military aulhorilliia Just
what la wrong with tho present
Air arrvlru system.
Through special arrangements
with military aiithnrlllca, a re
plica of a military trnlntujt camp
waa built on the grounda of the
California Nutlnnnl Uunrd air
drome In lb Kan Fernando val
ley. Mnny former aervlco nine
and member of the national
guard wore secured for tho se
quences which were filmed there.
Alrplanei of almost every known
model will bo aeen In varloua
acrnea of tho picture aa a back
ground for the anilca of Hie over
ly -ambit lona airman In embryo
porlrayed by Monty. Correctness
of military detail . In - "Klylna
l.uck" wan guaranteed by the
preaence of aeveral military of
flrora in tochnlcul and advbtory
capacities. 1 ,
Jean Arthur, formerly aean
with Monty llnuka In "Home
Wines." attain plnya the leading
fcmliiliie' role opposite the com
edlun. Others who (III Important
role In the supporting cnat lire
1 "Kewple" Morgan, Bllver llnrr
and Kddle Chandler.
Jefferaon, phone 1061-J. adv. ' j
For your Frlgldalre call S. K.
t Jy-tf
Jumbla Word Judas:
1 ronalder It a favor lo b
able to writ an- open Utter
booellng Oregon manufactured
produrta. Whan lh Oregon
Manufacturers' association un
dertook thla Jumbla Word eon
teat I believe I hey hit upon out
of lb beat known way of gelling
thalr Idea over-peralatont adver
tising In a catchy manner.
I hav ujed many things that
originate In Portland. Orogon, In
cluding Golden Waal coffee,
Crown flour. Kerr'a pickle aud
Jama, and H perry's pancake flour.
My husband ha -worn work
Hot hea manufactured by 1 1 1 rn h
Wela and apparently finds tbeni
moat satisfactory.
I.asl of all, I would adviaa any
woman who contemplate cannllng
fruit thla aeason not to do It, but
buy Kerr' producta Inalead.
MHH (iKOIKIK WKMIKIt.
Conterno Cannot
Identify Marco
'
NKW YORK. July 17. tl'I'l
Preparations to mak New York's
final salut lo Capl. Kmillo I'ar
rensi of Mexico, one of the most
Imprevslve ceremoules possible,
wore given additional Impetus
tonight with tha nawa of the as
sassination of Oen. Alvaro Obre
gon, praaldent-eleet of Mexico.
City officials Informed of the
aaaaaalnatlon while preparing the
oarort for tha body of Carransa,
who was killed lu a storm Thurs
day nlgbl, expreaaed deep-sorrow
that a second major tragedy
should have been Ibruat upon a
nation already deep In sorrow.
Escorted- by 10,000 troop and
a throng of city and atata offlcr
lain, tha body of the young Mexi
can filer will be placed on
pedal train enroute to Mexico
City Wednesday afternoon.
After brief aervlrea at 1 p. m.
tha body will be borne on a alg
boraa gun esiaaon down llroad
way to the Pennsylvania railroad
station where taps will be sound
ed and three volleys will be fired
by the soldier guard of honor-.
The father of the young avia
tor, Hehaatlin Carrnnsa, and four
Amorlran orflcor will accompany
the body on the special train.
The casket will be placed In an I
observation car, aurrounded by a
guard made up of military at- i
laches of tha Mexican embnsay. j
daughter, Mr. Tholma Wallera,
II of -thla city. - Mr. Tlugley bud
been a resident of Klamalh coun
ty fur several years, lie Vae a
member of Klamath Fall lodg
of Kike, Tho remain ara In the
gold room of Hie Karl Whlllork
funerul Jiotne, where friend may
call. Announcement cl funerul
arrangement will be made lalur,
PAIL AHNOI.if vvijia
I'anl Arnold, Infunt son of Mr.
and Mr, Loul Arnold Wiinan.
paaaad away In thla city Monday
evening, lu addition lo bis pur
enls he I survived by a sister.
Myrtle Jeanwtle. Fuimrul aerv
lrea will be held I III" Wodnoadny
afiornoon at S o'clock at Ilia Karl
Whlttock Funeral Home, I'lno
avenue at Hixth. Interment will
ba made In J.lnkvllle . ceniotery.
Blaze Threatens
Pelican Sawmill
(Coallnoj-dl Prom rage Oaa)
wood yard In record lima and
wllh thq aid uf 1 iiulpmeBt
and volunteers fr'im tb mill
were able to keep tho -flro under
control. Only" ablut 10 per -cent
of tho wood wu burned.
It wua estimated but nlgbl
that bad thu lire gotten out of
control, about two million dojr
lar worth of properly would
hava gone up In smoke. ainc9
there was a strong wind blowing
off Ihs lake.
Sportsmen Pan
1 State Officials
Deeply conrerned over the
great line of flab la Irrigation
ditchea of Klamath, tho Klamath
Bportameu'a aavoclatlon Monday
night voiced Ita Indignation over
the failure of state aulhorltiea to
erect flab acreen and Instructed
lia aeirotary. i Nate Otterbeln, to
write tha state gum eommlsaton
and aak tha Immediate aid aud
cooperation of that body.
. Member after member arose
and told tha aseemblage In the
chamber of commerce of Individ
ual and personal knowledge of
huge loa of flah life. They said
It was not tha fault of tb
farmers who In many eases
evinced a dealre to cooperate
but the slowneea of elite author
ities in answering orders for (lib
acreana.
A resolution expreesiug the at
titude of tha association waa
drafted but wa withdrawn be
fore adoption. Tha resolution
would have been sent to th com-
Imlemlon. However, In Ilea of
the resolution, the secretary waa
Ireque-ited to formally Inform tha
commission of the view of Klim
lath sportsmen.
Instead of merging Ihe Isaak
Walton league and-the Klamath
j Hportamen'e association Into, a
j single organization, sportsmen
I Monday night decided tbat mors
I effective work could h arcom
! pllshad If each association would
j keep Its Identity separata and yet
'work hand In hand with each
other.
I
MINISTERS CHOSEN
BY CAJCOOLIDGE
Hl'I'KltlOR. Wis.. July 17, (U
I') President Conlldgu today ap
pointed Warren D. llobblna aa
minister to Bilvador, and H. F.
Arthur 8hoenfeld as minister to
Hulgarla.
Habblns. ' now counselor at
Rome, succeeds Jefferson Oaf
fery. resigned and 8choeofe!d,
counselor at Mexico City, uo
ceeda Charles H Wilson, recently
transferred to Koumanla.
Walker Senter.ce
Upheld by Court
Conviction of Cbcrle Warlker,
nntcrloua Klamath cattle r seller
of the Klamath basin was upheld
Tuesday by tha atata supreme
court In a decision handed down
In Salem affirming th ruling of
Judgs J. V. Campbell of Oregon
City.
Walker waa sentenced to serve
five year In the state peniten
tiary. He appealed. While lha
appeal waa pending the Klamath;
grand Jury Indicted Walker oa
three more counts.
Old newspaper for ala at tb
New of flea.
At the Pine Tree
Acid Stomach
'Phillip Milk of Magnegia'
' Better than Soda
Hereafter. Instead of soda tak
a little ."Phillips' Milk of Mag
nesia" In water any time for In
digestion or sour, acid, gssay
stomach, and rellof will com In
atantly. ;
For fifty years genuine "Phil
lip Milk of Magnesia" ha been
prescribed by physician because
It overcome three time a much
acid In the stomach as a saturat
ed solution of bicarbonate of
soda, -leaving the stomach sweet
and free from all gases. It neu
tralises acid, fermentation In the
bowels and gently urges the sour
ing waste from the aystom With
out purging, llesldes. It I more
pleasant to take than aoda. In
sist upon "Phillips." Twenty
five cunt and fifty cent bottles,
any drug atora. "Milk of Mag
nesia" ha been tha U. 8. Regis
tered Trade Mark of Tha Chnrlo
II. Phillip Chemical Co. nd It
predecessor Charles II. Phillip
glnce 18TB. Adr.
The big noise on Ihe five-act
bill today at the Pine Tree Ibe
atro will be the personal appear
ance of tboao wonderful Kitro
pean athletes. Percx Koko and
Company. In a gymnaatlc offer
ing entitled "Not Bo Hasy."
Thrills a second are supplied
by these wonderful exponents of
aerial sensationalism. Home su
perb hand-balancing stunts are
Ihe forerunner of one of the
moat daring acrobatlral feala
ever performed In vaudeville.
From a small platform a dalnly
ml catapulted through the
air, doing a double somersault
and landing in a chair carried ou
tho shoulder of one of her part
ner. There Is something doing
every minute these artiste occu
py the rostrum.
Acrobatlral dancing is tha fea--ur
of the Parker Sisters, ti.i
girls who slug a little, then pre
sent a routine" of whirlwind tum
bling and dance.
.."Friend Wise" with Dunn and
Lorraine I a domestic skit with
a tunny line of chatter and a
ong or two In keeping wllh the
tory.
Bits of musical gem with the
Venotlan Trio as the principals
lakes In operatic arlna and old
favorite ballad, Intermingled
with guitar, violin and piano se
lections. 8andy Morrison Is a comedy
merchant who sella his personal
ity and humorosltloa In a big
time manner. A llkeablo per
former with some topical ma
terial. ' On the screen, "I Zat 8o." eo
starring Goorge O'Drlen mid Kd
mund Lowe.
DEATHS
WILLIAM I.KWIM TINtiLKV.
William Lewis' Tlngley, hus
band of norths Tlngley, apassnd
away Tuesday morning at It)
o'clock nt hi late residence on
the Midland road. Ho wns born
In New Ilrunswlck, Cnnndu, Sep
tember 8th, 1867, nnd aged CO
year 10 months and 8 day at
lha time ot hi demise. In addi
tion to his wife he leaves to
mourn hi passing two sons,
Floyd and William, Jr., nnd one j
IE
Here' your chanr to see how much yon know about
Oregon made producta and a cbanca to win a hand
some cash prlte of tlO, or one of the other tj prise
while you are enjoying yourself.
The Klamalh Newa and Iba Oregon Manufacturer'
Association want lo aee how much you know about
Oregon producta.
HOW TO EXTKIl
Just re-arrange Ihe lettera In each Jumbled group
to make them spell the name of one of the advertised
products, the name of the manufacturer, or tha aloiao ;
used in advertising that product.
It's easy. For Instance. "COONER NI DAMK"
simply means "MADK IN ORKIJON." Just unjuinbl
the Jumbles.
Then. In S&0 words or less, tell the Jumbled word
Jndges why you prefer Oregon Msde Goods, or what
particular feature uf one of tbe advertised article
appeal to you. ,
Head tha rules, read all tha advertlaementa, get
your pencil and go to work. Three fawn prises' aatl
90 ntercliauirlse prlat-a every month. Send In a solution
every month every week two or three If you wish.
NEW
CONTEST
EVERY
MONTH
"WLH Jumbled Word Contest J2t&
ff- . I $20.00 1 f I 20 I 3
1 Vp ' 'N SECOND PRIZE vju.w. . ' VU
YJ&J- I CASH I 5 in eold I merchan- I . .
PR,2ES THIRD PRIZE pdJT..
- $2 in cash . EASy I
20TWENTY 20 TO ENTER II '
Merchandise EASY II
Prize. Alto TO WIN
I
(See story elsewhere in this issue)
Prize Announcement! Soon! It Won't Be Long Now!
The winners of tbe M.tUK IV OltMiON prodnct J I'M BLED WORD
CONTKKT will soon be announced. Watch for them! In the meantime, get
out the pencil and try this month's contest, ties the suggestions below aud
tbe rules In the last column. '
RULES
This contest la opea to all users of Oregon Mad
Products except emploes of th Klamath New and
their families.
Llat tha Jumble and their tolutton la thalr correct I
order. . . s ,
Tell In S50 worda or leaa why yoa prefer Oregon
Made producta in general, or on ot th advertised
branda la particular.
Writ only oa one aid of th paper.
Facta will count not literary tyl. .
Each solution must b accompanied by labels or
package or atore receipt, ahowlng tha parcbaaa
ot at least two ot tha advertised product. .
Impartial Judites will be selected. Declsiona to t
based on correctness of solution and on tha raaaoaa
given for buying Oregon Mad producta.
Solution must be received by midnight July SI.
Msll your solution to JUMBLED WORD JUDGES,
cars KLAMATH NEWS, i
TWENTY-THREE PRIZES EVERY MONTH! YOU CAN WIN!
.11
?.-ti""SiS-
Crrnuu UILl
i v n
Wwiualiu'
CROWN FLOUR
Unbleached
A uniform flour fo.r every
household use.
OREGON MADE
Crown Mill
Mill anil Officii
PORTLAND, OlttttiOX
I Mothers aim love llielr children
Mill, fi-ml tln-m lota of i
- TRU - BLU j.
GRAHAMS
Wholewimr WIKU.K wheat with
healthful HONtiV awvetrning
At All
tiroccra'
Titir-ui.u
lliacillt Cu
Here's the July Jumble
1. P.LURT-U MARGHAS Children love
Them.
2. FOURL NORCW Uniform' for every
household use.
3. ABEERV TENMEC Concrete exam
ple of Oregon industry.
4. LOGEND CEEFFO TEWS They aay
i the name is easy lo remember.
5. LAPLEP'S THUSO F ARNICA Soak
well before using.
"University"
Brand
... . . -. . -
KnJckrrs, Troasers, and
Overcoat
University Brand overcoats
are made of -choicest Oregon
fabrics that are famed for
long serrlfe.
Strictly up-to-the-minute In
appearance and tailorins.
Sold by Lraillns; Dealer
Ask to See Them
Fleiachner, Mayer & Co
Manufacturers
PORTLAND, ORB. '
Remember
to look for the
picture of the
Golden West
Coffee Girl
THE BEST!
'SIC
aa
SOUTH sisioa
ana w wsnasl
A
Appell'a South Afrlcaa
Water Haga
Made Ity
Hirach-Weia Mfg. Co.
PORTLAND, OHKUOX
Beaver Portland
CE1VIENT
- Oregon' Best
Concrete Example of
Industry '
Beaver Portland
N Cement Company
Plant at Gold Mill .
Office Lumbermen' Mdg.
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 the West
of Box and Bulk
Candy
VOGAN CANDY
CORPORATION
PORTLAND, OREGON
Carnation Wheat Flakes
For a breakfast full of energy
contain all wheat
Also try Albera Flapjack
Flour, Mlnlt Oat, Fluff
Cake Flour, Del Monte
Best Talent Flour.
ALBERS BROS.
Milling Co.
Pacific Toast Miller
' If
it's made in
, Oregon
it's the best
there is v
Whole Wheat
for
BABIES
MEANS
TSnnTTTTOiC OK milk
motia
Babies, children, and In
valid thrive on De'nnos and
milk bocause H 1 natural food
Kasy to digest and rich In
the vitamins and mineral salta
necessary for growth and
health. Send for sample and
literature.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
DENNOS FOOD CO.
PORTLAND ORK., 81 a. F.
1MrmEMN15e,
WARRENTON CLAMS, la
their own fresh nectar, make
an appetising dish at any time
especially tor the Lenten
period.
A delicious aea food with
the tang of the Pacific: a
taste and aroma all Ita own.
Serve them tonight! Your
grocer haa thorn.
One ran serve five nicely,
WARRENTON CLAMS
Pickle Vinegar
and
Rogue River
Catsup
Knight Packing Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON
"WHAT OREGON MAKES MAKES OREGON"
This space made possible by the cooperation of the
OREGON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, ITS MEMBERS AND THE KLAMATH NEWS