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Bourbons to Bid .
For Woman Vote
Against Hoover
BV THOM.IS U tiTOKKS
Vnllrd Prras Stuff t'orrrHHHh-l
NEW VOllK, July 18. IVmo
erats are going to make a strong
bid for the woman rota In compe
tition with the organised activity
by republican to get the wom-
n'a support tor Herbert Hoover.
ThU waa manifest In a derlilon
reached at a conference of fonio
vratie leaden here today to ap
point a epeclal advisory commit
tee of a dosen women to work
under direction of Mm. Franklin
Roosevelt. Its personnel will be
announced later. The commit
tee will study ways and means of
presenting the candidacy of Got.
Alfred B. Smith to the women
voters. '
Formation of this committee
waa tha only announcement from
the prolonged conference of eight
leaders In the General Motors
company offices of John J. Raa
kob. For nearly four hours they
discussed details of organization
and Issues.
Those participating, besides
Rsskob, were Senators Terry ot
Rhode Island, advisory committee
chairman, and Pittman of
WATER RIGHT
HEARING HELD
An Informal hearing on the
question ot adjudication ot water
rights In the fertile Wood River
valley country drew to a close
Tuesday following tiling of
claims and . discussion of the
water right situation.
Mr. Potter, baletn secretary of
State Engineer Rhea Luper. con
ducted the hearing.
Another hearing ot aimilar na
ture will be held August It In
Salem. Mr. Potter announced.
Following the Salem hearing.
claima ot various land bolder ot I
Leg of Explorer
Amputated Aboard
Russian Steamer
VIIUIO PAY. SI'lTZrtF.RfiEN,
July 18. ll'IM An Italian phy
sician tonight amputated t'aut.
Adalberto Nartano leg, froien
on the march toward land after
the iratu-potar dirigible Italia
crash on the arctic Ice.
Mariano, aboard the Russian
Ire ship Krassin, which rescued I
him. was lu a high fever and I
gingerene had attacked the leg. I
The Krassin obtained a physician I
from the Italian rescue ship Brag
THURSDAYJULY 19, 192
TITE KT.AMATH NEWS
Officers Elected
By War Veterans
(Continued from Page One)-
ths open
Capf. Fllinoo Zapnl. who was
rescued with Mariano, has recov
ered from the exhaustion of six
the upper basin will be mad pubgnla whlch m ,,,, Kraasln In
lie in uruer mat prviosis or con
tests. It any, mag be filed.
The water right adjudication
baa been pending tor several
years. Ranchers ot the section
are anxious to have the' rights
settled once and tor all on a
legal basis.
Funny-Bone Stuff
Told by Garrett
(Ooatiaaed From Page One)
department anrgenu; Kev. M. tl.
Tvunyson, Lenta Post Ml 1.
Lenta, department chaplain: H.
U. tlarrett. Waldo Caufield Pool
1324. Oregon City, council of ad
ministration, ttve-yenr term.
Election move along rapidly.
with all but two ot Ih officers
being unanimously elected. Much
humor cropped out during the
afternoru between the comrade.
No bids for the Kit encamp
ment were made, and It was voted
to allow 80 days for the various
posts to bid fur the convention.
There waa some talk nt holding
it in Portland next year, as the
vela have not encamped In the
Belgium, Poland.
To Sign Draft of
World Peace Pact
WASHINGTON. July 18. tl'P)
Belgium and Poland today no
tified the United States ot their
willingness to sign Ibe American
Idratt for a renunciation of war
treaty, and replica have already
been delivered If the government
from (treat Britain, Australia
Nw Zealand, Cauada, South
Africa and India for publication
Friday morning.
With approval by Ilelglutn and
Poland, nix of the 14 Invited na
tlona have notified j the I'lilted
State of their agreement to the
Kellogg proposal for an anti-war
pact. Others 'are France. Oer-
Obregon V Body '
Returned Home
(Coatlnaed from rag One)
vsds; George Van Name, cam
paign manager; James J. Iloey,
Smith leader; Col. Herbert H.
' Lehnan. finance director of the
national committee; and 7!r.
Henry Mcskowits, publicity dl-
' rector.
Five Jailed as
Murder Suspects
Clyde A. Wsrren of Oregon City
Na-' bandied the gavel during the
election. He kept things moving
as rapidly aa waa possible.
The business session concluded
with the Installation of officers
Wednesday evening. The veter
aaa are looking forward to the
wonderful trips and entertain
ment features which have been
planned by Pelican post.
Commander High of Herbert
Applegate camp ot the United
Spanish War Veterans was given
great hand when he was Intro
duced on the floor ot the con-
He la a Congressional
Medal of Honor man.
nunurrn ciiy lor lour year. II I
weeks of walking across the Ice, this la doue, they will be able to I many, the Irish Free Stat and
go aboard the l 8. battleship Italy. Japan and t ierho-Slovakla
atatloned lu Portland harbor. remain to signify their Intmitluna.
After the dinner hour last eve- Slmultaneoua with publication
nlng the vets again assembled atof the text ot Ih Belgian reply,
the Lesion hall, when resolutions ' It was said at th state depart-
were read and adopted, and other! wont that Secretary of Slat Kel-
buslness matters attended to. logg "expecta" Franc will, with-
This morniug the guests will I In th week, invite the Interested
leave the Lesion hall In cars at government to sign the treaties
o'clock for the boat landing at ;ln Parla.
I'pper Klamath lake, where they) It la known Kellogg has hoped
will emhark en a pleasure trip to have th treatise signed In
floes.
A physician "also csme aboard
the Krssslti' from the Clttl Ul
Milano. the Italia'a mothershlp.
After the operation the phy
sicians announced Mariano's con
dition waa aatlsfartory.
Ewauna Mill to
Start Operating
l MEXICO CITT, July 18. (CP)
: Five men were arrested today
' In connection with the assassina
tion of President-elect Obregon. Mrention.
according to reports circulated
tonight. '
Tha taaa. ahn kinul Ak- I , . ... ,
ksd bee. esloned by the some of yo, Tguy. "but there are b '004 IT
lie an nlgbt and today In an no wives with ns." are the words . . . " .'
m l ., .k.. ..'nave oeeu uuuer 7 .:..
If present plans materialise,
the Ewauna Box company aaw
mill will resume operation with
in the next few days.
"At least by Saturday morn
ing," said "Claude II. Daggett,
vice-president of th company.
We are now discussing the mat
ter and have not definitely set
date.
Mr. Daggett said that on of
th Ewauna Box company's log
ging operations would resume
operations the last of this week
end the second the forepart of
next week.
Repairs of tramways, spur
lines, and other damage Incurred
afrnM tH nK.al-. - . . . .
w vwtmiu uotu co Vt eiium- oi one oi mo songs mat some oil
But at the ! ' '
the boys are singing.
pllrea.
Police mad no official an-! dances they look as If they wish j t-i. .i. .i
aonncement of additional arrests, they had their wives alone. i t. IT .Il "I U'.n
he the order. Most ot th veter
ana and their wives are making
this their annual vacation and
are staying the whole week to
take in these sight-seeing trips
Foe remit bjm New Clan Ada. I
Beautiful Crater Lake will be
Any
trip East
can be a Circle Trip
if you go via Southern Pacific,
through California and circle
back over Northern lines.
. THt summer ga more for your travel funds. No mat
ter whit your eastern destitution go one way, return
aoocher. You can see the whole Pidlfic Coast and much
of the United States at only slightly higher fare, .
First roOlifomiaovCT the specacukr Shasta Roirrg.
Vtajoy cosmopolitan San Francisco, Los Angeles, Holly
wood, San Diego, world-famed beaches and resorts
can be in the enchanted circle of your trip east.'
From California, go eastward over any of the follow
ing routes, with choice of routes returning via northern
woaca ocaies or t-anaman lines.
' The Sunset Circle '
Although only two of the of
fices were contested, the losers In
both cases moved that the elec
tion be made unanimous. That
Is the spirit that will make th
Veterana of Foreign Wars gain
its rightful place In the scheme
of things.
This Is this uriter's last ap
pearance before yon during this
convention. There la work that
must be attended to at borne. It
has been a real pleasnre to meet 1
Klamath Falls folks and the good I
times the writer and all other
visitors have had will linger long.
In their memory.
HILDEBRAND
to Eagle Ktdge. returulug by
noon. At 1 o'rlork members of
the Ladles' Auxiliary will serve
a luncheon to the vet. "
Thursday
:P0 to 1S:00 p. m. Boat trip
on Klamath Lake to Eagl Ridge.
Cars will pick up Veterans at
Memorial building and take them
to landlug at Shlpplngton.
1:00 p. at. Ladles' Auxiliary
will prorldo luncheon for party.
C:30 to 0:30 p. m. Banquet
at Pelican Orille
10:00 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing
at Allamont. by Jack Bowrlng
and His Music.
Friday
S:00 a. m. Caravan will leave
Memorial building for trip to
Crater Lake.
3:00 p. m. Barbecue near
Fort Klamath.
S:0 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing
at Altamont, music by Jack Bow
rlng and Ills Music.
Saturday
This day set apart for general
sight seeing, of mills and city.
9:00 to 1:00 p. m. Grand
military ball at Altamont. Jack
Bowrlng and His Music.
Program commute - Dewey
Powell, Jack Bowring and N. H
Cantor. ,
Washington and It had been sug
gested they may be concluded
her about the second week In
Auust. Kellogg may not be able
to make th suggested trip to
Paris, It waa aald, becaus of Ih
pressure of other business. II
waa pointed out Ih pa-Amr-lean
arbitration conference la
scheduled here for December, the
N'lcaraguan elections to be Am
erican supervised for November,
and that Kellogg la directing the
peace negotiations between Paru
and Chile.
LANGELL VALLEY
Round the rim of the United States. First on the
"Sunset Limited," famed 'round the world, via EI
Paso and the old South to quaint, romantic New Or
leans. Then by rail, or at no more cost (meals and berth
included in your rail fare) enjoy 100 golden hours at
sea to New York by Southern Pacific Steamship.
The Golden State Circle
yhtP' "t
.
From Los Angeles to Chicago "Golden Stare Lim
ited" in its 6114 hours, spreads before you the historic
Southwest; a glimpseM Old Mexico at Juarez, J
minutes from El Paso. Thence to Kansas City, Chicago
tc midwest points.
The Overland Circle
rw t
3y
From San Francisco follow the Overland Trail of '49.
via Lake Tahoe, the scenic Sierra, to your Colorado or
Utah destination. Or direct to Chicago on the "San
Francisco Overland Limited," in 6iy hours.
Low Roundtrip Fares
Summer excursion fares on and after May 22. Return
limit October 31. Stopovers anywhere. Your choice of
routes. Let your local agent help you plan your trip via
i Ooutheirn PacifiSc
3. I. MII.t.KR
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Phone 81
OLVA MICHAEL
New Correspondent
HILDEBRAND, Ore., July 18.
J. O. Wight made a business
trip to Klamath Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rltter
and children and Mrs. Karoline
Bitter were visitors at the Mi
chael Rueck home Sunday.
M. P. Kelson is erecting a
hense tor 8. K. Hartxler.
Joe Smith was a visitor at the
Leonard Hitter home Thursday.
I John Mlchaelson'nnd daughter
I and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
! Boyd Robinson, were Sunday vls-
j itors at the Joe Smith home.
1 Paul Pugmore and son. Lee. T.
I A. Hansen and A. Baurhnn were
visitors at the Michael home Sat-
day.
Jess N. Drew transacted busi
ness In Klamath Falls Saturday.
Manuel Vieira transacted busl
nes In Klamath Falls Saturday
Mrs. Paul Dugmore and s-vn.
Lee, were visitors at the Michael
home Monday.
W. H. Bliss, merchant of rill
debrand, was a business iui:ni
in Klamath Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Woelk and iwj
children, Helen and Klmer, wer?
visitors at the Michael heme Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vlelra an)
son, Kenneth, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Man
uel Vlelra. parents of Mr. VlelrA.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vieira and
Mine Blanche Vieira v.-ern hual
ness visitors in Klamath Falls
Friday.
W. O. Smyth and family wore
visitors at the E. I'. Pool home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Michael
uiid family were visitor In Klam
ath Falls Monday.
! Jacob Rneck was a butilneHS
vlHitor in Klamath Falls Satur
day. Mrs. K. P. Pool and son Eman
uel were vlxitors In Klamath
Falls Monday.
Mr. and Mr. W. 0. Smyth
were huKlness visitors In Klamath
Falls Friday.
Joe Smyth, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hitter nnd fam
ily, were visitors In lily Sunday.
Marvin Michael was a business
visitor In Klamath Falls Monday.
S. K. Hnrtzler transacted busi
ness In Klamath Falls Wednes-1
daji. w;i'';t'; -jjjv j ....
,'!;Jce "Snilth, wasi visitor at the
Alii lincl homo Sunday ovoning. i
Many Klamath Falls
people are making the
Campbell
Court
Hotel
Their Home
When in Portland ;
A pleasant place ,
to live, in beau
tiful surroundings.
An unusually good
dining room ser-t
vice and food.
Accessibility to
business- center "
and garages.
Eleventh and Main Sta.
E, JEAN CAMPBELL,
Owner and Manager
tranc1scan
Hotel
332 CEAKY STRccr-jue&aaa
SAN rRANCISCO
NtiilJ
ONE of San Francisco's better
hotels. Ail joining Hotel St.
trancis, in th heart of th the
atrical and shopping district.
Newly remodeled and refurnish
ed. Attractive lobby, loungaaod .
rooms. Kates '.l0, with bath
$2.00 and 12.40.
On Cieary earlin. Or take
Vllow Cab at our expense. ,
Man, rraMfeos Hetel .',
, mMm BfU, V
Hotl Sacramento Hotel LmA
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MRS. I.KVI M'DOXALD ,
New Correspondent
LANGELL VALLEY. Ore., July
It. David Tumor of the Turner
Hoi Sprlnas mad a trip to Bo-
nansa - Wednesday mouiug on
busluess.
Dewey Horn la spending a few
days In Bonansa on business from
his large hay ranch In this sec
tion. A large hay crew la em
ployed at preaent on hla ranch.
Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Gift and
daughter, Mary Ana, were visit
ing Lulu Tuttle at tha Tuttle
ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Levi McDonald and Mr.
Fred Hilton were visitors at the
' Hnrrlscn, ranch Sunday. . vt '
Baruet Brown, mho haa i'
seriously 111 for some tim. Is
' greatly Improved and able to be
out. friends will be glad to learn.
1 Mr. Schmidt made a business
1 trip to Klamath Falls last week
Mr. Schmidt Is from Sotherlln.
Ore., and recently purchased the
Turner ranch.
The Woodcock sawmill is now
running in this section.
f. Carl McReynolda made a trip
to Klamath Falls Wednesday.
! The Ladles' Sewing club met
: with' Mrs. Paul Monro Tuesday
; afternoon, where a large crowd
attended and enjoyed the affair.
I C. B. Brown was In Bonanta
i Tuesday on business and to gat
. supplies' for his ranch. There
la a crew working at the Brown
ranch, falling timber.
I Clary Brothers made a busi
ness trip to Klamath Falls from
'the Clary sheep camp near An
telope Valley. t
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kllgor
' were visiting In this colon last
week from their home at Clear
Lake. ,
Freddie Hilton has been visit
ing Frank Deal at Klamath Fall
for a week. He retnrned home
Wednesday accompanied by
Frank, who win spend part of th
summer with Freddie at the Hil
ton sheop camp at Ooodwlll
Springs.
Jack Corkery of Klamath Falls
was a visitor in upper Langeil
valley Tuesday. He rotnrned to
his homo the same afternoon.
Everyone has started haying in
this section except a tew who
will begin this week.
Guy Merrill made a busluess
trip to Langeil Valley the last of
the week.
F. P. Grohs motored to Klam
ath Falls on business Wednesday
evening, returning horn the same
evening.
Mrs. James Malone mode a trip
to Bonanza Tuesday to do shop
ping.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepple are
expecting thoir daughter. Helen,
Saturday for a month's visit from
her home at Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Hopkins
nnd family motored to Klamath
Fulls Monday to meet Mrs. Hop
kins's sister, who will visit them
ter a short time from her home
In Washington. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Rnbort Tuttle
motored to Hngue river for a
week's visit, leaving last Satur
day. '
Mrs. G. M. Loomls was a
business visitor In Klamath Falls
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harp and
two sons have movod to the Mo-
Donald ranch for the summer.
Mrs. David Campbell is visit
ing, a week with her two sons In
the Lorella section from her
home In Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Brnst, mother of Lee
Brant, has been visiting at the
Dave Turner horn and with
tfrietiJs-;'ior)a couple of7 weeks.
Shq. returned to her home InJ
Idaho Saturdny,
body y Ih station. Obregon,
dead, was flanked on his final
Journey from th capital by cav
alry with drawn sabres and fol
lowed by th troops which guard
th republic' president, whll It
army alrplauoa (lew lu low 'for
mation, overhead. ,
(liven lloaore.
He met bla death In a small
cat In Ih company of half
doisn political friends and waa
honored, dead, with greater pomp
than h ever had received durlug
hla tempestuous life.
No disorders marked th pro
cession of th funeral trnlu from
Chapiiltapec castle Ihroagh
throng of silent men and women
to th railroad stutlon, where th
coffin waa embarked on (he train
to tak th dead man bark to hla
beloved north. Sorrow eat upon
the crowds and friends and ene
mies of th general paid him un
grudging tribute friends who
had grown silent after frantic.
menacing aearchea throughout
Ih lty for hi known vnemlea.
Baloghw Ulven.
At the station ulogle wer
said. Senator Valdea Ha ml res
poke: "Men like Obregon never
die. W should honor his uame
by reforming. our politics., Th
followers at Obregon should re
new th oath before his body to
carry on th work ho began.
There ahould be quirk J u. lice
and prompt punishment for thus
guilty ot his murder."
The crowds acknowledged th
sentiment with hantja raised
twlc In salute.
President Calles previously had
Issued a statement.
High Officials of
Railroad to Visit
(Continued From Pag Owe)
llieru I'uili'untl, urrlved linru loday ,
on a nurprls visit.
They wer conducting a sur
vey to determine th feasibility
ot reconstructing th Nhevlln
III1011 logging road for tualu Una
Irafflo or the feasibility of con
structing a nw Hue between
Heud and th vicinity ot lleuham j
Fall.
It wan 8tvn' first visit to
Bend sine th Oregon Trunk line ,
was completed lu 111.
Th parly will leav Thursday
(or Klamath Falls. It was nut
decided tonight whether thay
would ga by motor or over th I
new Beud-Klamath Falls railway.
Jefferson, phone 101,1-J. adv.
For your Frlgldutr call H. R.
Jy-tf
Old newspaper for sale at the
News nfflee
You, too,
can have
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brighter
and
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Furniture
Hubert lludd, aaslstant to th
president of th Northland Trans
portation company, arrlrod In
Klamath Falls yestorday.
Significance of the visit' of th
rail party to Klamath Falls at
this time has set tongue wag
ging, but It la understood that
Budd ha said that th trip was
merely for Inspection purposes,
outside of Ih fact that th Ore
gon Trunk survey waa looked
over very closely, with th. pos
sibility of th present Shevlln
Hlxnn logging right-of-way being
abandoned in tuvr of th orig
inal eiirvey. '
DEND. Ore.. July It. (UP)
Ralph Budd and John F. Stev
en, president and chief engineer,
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