The Klamath news., July 27, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

THE - KLAMATH 'NEWS
FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1028
pac! nr
Sitters, Thinkers
Held Drinkers by
Metropolitan Cops
NKW YOltK, July II. P)
"Julius'," wall known Ureenwlrh
Villus night club and restaurant
where I ha Tlllamn Intellegent.la
hu won't to ill and think, or,
aa poll" a contend, alt and drink.
wm rallied early today and 31
man and 16 women war arreated.
Tba fraquenlere wars charged
ltd dlaonlnrly conduct and bald
at the Charlaa .treat pollca ata
tlon for a bearing. Tba promo
ter, Wallar Anderson. II yaan
old, and a waltar. Job Murphy,
(0, wara charged wlib violation
ft tba Volataad act.
Tete-a-tete dlecuaaiona, wara
I gulag on whan aavan baadquart-
ara detecllvee announced every
on wan undar arrmt. Tbla
abrupt Inlsrrupllon of tba In
timate rouvereatlnna arouaed a
murmuring against tha Invaders
which abort! turned to phyalcal
combat, Tha detectives, howerar.
quickly quelled tha disturbance
and atarlad to load I ha man and
woman Into tlx walling patrol
wagon..
, While tha exoau. waa undor
way aouiaona threw lha awltrh
extinguishing tha electric liable
and onca again a battle enaued.
Many ol tba vtllagera and de
tectlvxa were rouihly handled
and uma what battered In the
'melae that (Allowed.
Police aald me neon naa neon
under observation for aevaral
f dava'aa a reeull of complalnla
from realdonta of tha neighbor
hood . Tba detecllvee aald tbey
bad made eevoral puichaaea of
liquor. i
. CalCoolidge to
Shoot Clay Birds
(Coallaand fraaa Pace Owe) '
marksmen, or other member, of
bla official taction party.
Today, when a iquad of work
men wsra buay completing prep
aration! of tha trapa, the prenl
dent at nod nearby and watched
their operation, with considerable
Inlereat.'
Ha -Inquired Inlo proper dla
tancee. target regulation, ant)
trap .hooting eltlquette. He la
mI..4 In n. .La kU Ural .lint
aooa prob.l'ly allor noting tha
lurk and aklll of other, compet
ing on the range.. ,
Snrno-iiA Rivpr in
P-Vbt rak WW
Open Sale of Lots
(Continued fi-oaa Pea Owe)
Spragua River I. deallned to be
tha. center or all lumber actlvl
Ilea, being aurrounded by an lm
menaa aland of virgin timber
that I. owned by large conrerna
and email private holding. Chll
oquln I. the renlor pf lumber and
logging aellvlllee, even while
Kirk la really cloaer to the real
work. The uma will be true of
Spragua Itlver.
For reenlt. tie Nwi Ciena Ada
JCmusei
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'Marsh
mallows
' The Candy Feed that aide
1 dleeatlen by neutralialng
,. Eacesa Acidity. Dellaleua le
'. Salads, Cake Fllllnga, De
' eerte. Ceed fer baby In hie
; milk. Druggists, cenfee
V tienere,reera .all Krauae'e,
Picnicking?
' DON'T FORGET
ASTERN
OREGON
STAGES
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.1 Between
Klamath Falls and
Alturat, connecting
tame day with stages
to Susanville, Reno,
Burns and All Points
North and East.
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Medicine, Education. 'Science.
Religion Held Forging Ahead
lly IIM'H.tltD . IIAMIWIM
I'nluil Vtrrn Mtaff fot-n-epoxlenl
HKATTI.B, July III. (UP)
The laat IV year, of prograaa Id
lha field, of religion, science.
medicine and education, marked
by a development unequaled In
any Ilka period In the secular
b I t o r y o f the world, have
brought each of theae great field,
to tha eame situation, namely tha
threshold of a new progreaa, ex
tenalon, and expansion, the Ilka
of which Ik probably boyond Iba
human Imagination.
Thl. conclusion wa. reached by
a doctor, an educator, an engin
eer, and a preacher, who deliv
ered a aympoalum before a group
of Ihe moat distinguished law
yer. In tba country at tha open
lug of the annual convention of
lha American liar Association
bera today.
Dr., William. Allen Puaey, of
Chicago, waa the doctor. .
'With our present knowledge,"
ha aald. "and tha mean, at our
command for the aludy of dls
eaaea, It 1. not fantaallc to say
that lha control of all of them
la now within tha possibility of
our accomplishment. 1
Dr John II. Klnley. If tba New
York Time., waa the educator.
"To me," aald Dr. Flnley, "the
word of prophesy of tha highest
Import I bat these It years have
apoken la that education la not
for the Infant, tba child, or tba
youth alone, but that U la a Ufa
process that I. largely aelf-edu-
callon.
Tha preacher waa Dr. Otora
II. Davie, of Chicago, prealdent of
tba Chicago Theological Semin
ary and moderator of the nation
al comcll of Congregational
cburcbea of tha United Htatea.
"It dooa not mean we are
coming with a new vision and
understanding." ha aald. "Tbla I.
not wrought by tha surrender of
ecclnilasllral c o a v I e 1 1 o a.; II
nieena that all religions are
equally true; but 'it doea affirm
with new conviction that lod
bath made of one every uatloa
of man, that they ahould aeok
Clod, for In hint we live and move
and have our being."
K. H. Jewell, vlce-prosident of
Ihe American Telephone and Tel
egraph company, and prealdent of
the Hell Telephone laboratories
represented the field, of aclenca
and engineering.
"In tha pail CO years," Jew
ell aald, "aclentlata and engineer,
have evolved out of their grow
ing needa, a powerful machinery
for acquiring and applying new
knowledge. In addition they have
made a beginning, at least. In
organ 111 ng their knowledge and
facilities to roakp these avail
able to the masses."
Tha baal. of all or. nearly
all of tho progreaa made In
the laat half century waa due
lo tbo experiments and discov
eries of Lou la Paateur, made a
little mora than .50 year, ago,
Dr. Pusey aald.
"Paeteur'a .work converted a
germ theory of disease to a germ
knowledge of disease." he aald.
The result, of thl. work, ha
aald have been preventative med
icine, aneatheala and aaepal. that
have revolutionised tha practise
of medicine and aurgery.
, "The total of our progreaa (In
69. year.)" ha averred "I. beat
shown by lha fact thai the length
of life In clvlllted communities
ha. been Increased over twenty
yearn from an average of 31
year, formerly to 68 years now."
There are five time. a. many
children being educated for a
longer school year and for more
achool year, now than In 1871.
Dr. Flnley aald. and tha cost of
education In the United State,
ha. Increased more that) 10-fold
from 180,000.000 to II. 000,000,
000. Ilk polntod out that education,
formerly considered a field to
ho applied only to tha very young
had now reached a point at
which educational advantage, are
offered for person, of both sexes
and all age.; and that the body
of ' knowledge ha. multiplied
many tlmea In tha last half cen
tury. ;
"There are millions." he con
tinued, "who cannot find In their
vocation. lit tbla mahlne age.
the opportunity for Iholr mont.l
and spiritual development who
mu.t find It, If at all. In their
leisure time. One of the . chief
end. of modern education, It I.
now coming to be appreciated In
thl. laat half century, la to pre
pare men and women for It.
right u.e. Now there la a maa.
leisure and in part compulsory.
Preparation for Ita best use I.
an even more difficult undertak
ing than that of preparing men
to meet their Job..
The moat Interesting word that
ha. come from the laboratorli.
of aclonca la not that which add.
which assure, us that we may go
on learning throughout life.
'Without attempting to give an
encyclopedic outline of tha Im
mense progreaa of engineering
and machinery during the past
five decade.. Jewett said that the
result of It all wai only a scratch
on the eurtrtce ot wbatlt 'tO,
thai all of tha machinery and de
velopment of aclentiria and en
gineering theories and lawa to
lha preaent atata of perfectloa
haa only added a pleasure and
fullneaa Id lha live, of men,
which, after all, bava changed
but llllle.
"Ko rapid baa been the revo
lutionary process thai In .the
abort fitly year, wa have aeen
at leaat ona great Industry the
Interurhaa electric railroad, come
Into being aa a result of eclence
and engineering, develop Inlo
,enormou. proportions with a aer
lous threat to older form, of
transportation, and wither ap and
practically paaa out of existence
because of lha further progreaa
of that Mine eclence and en
gineering which gave It birth,"
be aald.
''Tba preaent genorallon, ac
customed aa It la to kaleldo
acoplc change In tha domain of
applied science, I. willing to cred
it as accomplished realty, tha
moat blsarra allegation."
Great Northern
Gives Report of
Income' Received
8T. PAUL. Minn., July !, P)
Net operating Income of 17,
til. -II for tha first alg months
of 121 waa ahown today In lha
report of Iba Great Northern
railway to tba Interstate Com
merce eommlaalon. This Is an
Increase of 1401.381 over the
first alg month, of tba previous
year.
Tha gross Income for the slg
month, waa IO.M7.t8l com
pared wltb 117,784.111 for the
first alx months of 137.
Tractor Used in
Fighting Blaze
(Ooatlaaed rroaa rag 6wa)
100 men. One man go, ahead
of the tractor, picking the most
feasible route, where the trench
will do the moat good; another
operates the tractor, and eight or
ten men follow behind, backfir
ing and preventing Ihe backfire
from Jumping back over Iho
trench.
The fire, which started along
a connty road near lllldebrand.
la believed to have been atarted
by a carelessly thrown match or
cigarette butt ". . ' ' ...
On Krvwrvatlnau
The Indian aorvlce la co-opor-
atlng with tha protective associa
tion In combating Ihe blase, a.
part of the fire I. on the reaer
vation.
No fear waa felt at a lata hour
last night for tbla particular fire,
but ' the prevalence of lightning
laat night and the extremely low
humidity made It extremely like
ly. It was aald, that IS or 20
blasea might atart before morn
ing, which, because of the hoat
and low humidity, would be dis
astrous for Klamath county tim
ber. Rockford Plane
Will Try Again
ttOCKFORD. 111.. July 18. (U
P) The gloom which fell upon
this .mall nildweatern city today
when the big blue monoplane
"Creator Rockford" crashed Inlo
a cornfield IS minute, after
atartlng for Sweden, goal of a
trall-blailng one-atop flight, lift
ed tonight.
Still determined to put Rock
ford upon 1he International map.
the chamber of commerce, which
had backed the project, . hastily
called It. flight committee Into
session. When It adjourned tha
committeemen emerged, exuding
optimism, and announced another
atart would be made a. aoon a.
the plane wa. repaired.
Weather Creates
Much Excitement
(Contlnned from Page One)
are driving to stir up a breeie.
It waa darned hot. It I. darned
hot. For' neither of these remarks
la any originality claimed. They
were made yesterday, tha day
before, and tha day before that.
But It'. Ilka Mark Twain aald
-there', been a devil of a lot
of talking about the weatbor;
but nobody', done anything about
It yet.
. BCALUKU TO DEATH
VAUCOUVER. Wash., July 16.
(UP) Billy Hall. S, of Newton,
Kan., waa .raided to death when
ha fell Into a vat of boiling
water, while playing about the
army post laundry at Vancouver
barrack, today. The child waa
visiting the post with hi. parents
land atrayed Into., the laundry
while they were talking with
frlenda. ' '
Classified advertising la a
morning newspaper proposition
lky. "Ukj'THS' Newiv
Henry Ford Will
Develop Rubber
Plant in South
DKTItOIT. Mich, July II. (U
PI An expedition expected lo
develop for the Ford Motor com
pany an Independent source of
low -coat, high -grade rubber,
sailed today for Bantarem, Uraxll,
in Iba motorahlp Lake Ormoc,
Tha dleaol-powered vessel, a
converted United Pilate shipping
board boat, la outfitted to luna
tion for lha next two year, aa an
TiiE GREAT
TUG
SERVICE OF THE
PACIFIC COAST
' USES 7
UNION Q
EXCLUSIVELY
The Harbor Tug 8C
Barge Company hauled
1,560,000
tons of cargo with
UNION last year
THRO UGH the 3600 navigable miles of
fresh water in the fertile valleys back, of San
! Francisco...and too, in over 2 00 miles ofsaltwater
lanes of the San Francisco bay this 26-year-old
tug and barge company plies a day and night ship
ping service for a great commer-
' cialarea. They are successful,ef
, ficient operators. For years they
have used only UNION Gasoline
and ARISTO Motor Oils.
They have "success tested"
Union non-detonating Gaso
line in the great rigors of loads
. and weather.
UNION
engineering and hospital haw for
Hie development of IUnry Ford's
.huge rubber plunlatlon lying
along Ihe Amnion aud Tupajoa
rivers o Kraill.
The ship will proceed In New
York, where aha will be joined
by the tow 'ship Lake Fargo, to
take on additional supplies be
fore continuing on her 6,700-uille
voyage.
FK.HT Kit tW
eillCAUO, July 26. (UP)
Jack llerg, .England, aud Hilly
Pelrulle. Fargo, N. !.. light
weight, fought ten round, to a
draw here tonight.
UNION
Age of Girls Who
Have Children Out
of Wedlock Lower
BAN FIIANC18CO. July !. (P)
Unmarried mother, are young
er now on the average than tbey
were a fow years ago.
Hi at 1st les complied by the Sal
vation army disclosed Ihe fact
that of the 860 women admitted
lo army maternity homes In 11
western state, and Hawaii dur
ing the first six months of this
year,, tha average axe waa 18
A Few of the Other Successful
Marine Firma Usin UNION
AWfew WeJr at Comptar Pacilc Meaaihip Canvas, latv
Calitoraia Hear htp Ccaotfawr Robm Datar Cotmpaar. bat
Caca Con. Met Manr. IM. Royal Mail Smm Packet 1
CauwaliaaTnaaponCe).. Ui. Svarat A Hon, lac.
Chaa. R. akCanwdc LLC. Tke Charlra Nrln Ctnaaairr
Dtraoa Stearaaiua CwpotMioai TV Pom Coeaeafi. lac
DoOhMMM Line Ttvr Kitra lUuka
lux Ataatae Company. LaL ' Valoa Hmatktp Coapaar r
Kiaftley KavartKa Caaapanf Uaitrd 50aa htry
Lm A tele Seraraak', Coiaaaay W '-iHtftoa 1 rasaonatiaa C.
Wiafc Carapaiy .
NON-DETONATING
OIL COMPANY
I years. Tha 'youngest expectant
! mother waa 11 and Ihe oldeat 40
I years of age. Moat of them were
between II and 31 yeara old. A
few yeara ago. Salvation Army
atatlaflcs revealed tba average
age of such case, waa well above
31 yeara.
From January 1 lo July 1 of
Ihl. year 2S1 bable. were born
In theaa Salvation Army Instt
tutlona. ,
HIUMIM'AHT Mt't'CKMHFl'L
NkVW YOltK, July 37. (UP) j
The , broadcast of tha lleeaey-
Tunney fight waa relayed sue-!
ceufully throughout the Brltlah j
WHAT " SUCCESS TESTED " GASOLINE
MEANS TO YOU...
Of course you can't laboratory test the gaso
line you use, but great institutions who do
check results for mileage, economy and power,
CAN be your yardsticks in
measuring gasoline quality.
These firms not only use
UNION for its brilliant per
formance but fdr its absolute
uniformity.
Drive up to a blue and white'
Union pump today and try
this "success tested" gasoline.
OLINE
late and the European contlneat
the National nmidcutlng Can-
pany learae dtoday. .
At Ft Klamath
SATURDAY, 23th
ataarflt of tiki dab
Music by '
'II.ITF. LAKE VAGABOND)
Cool Kali & Hot Music
Symphony under the Stars BrwaJcsjt
Summer Saturday Nights
The (treat Outdoor Hollywood Bowl Symphony
Concerts are being broaoVast every Saturday
night orrr the Prific Coart Network. We beKeva
you will enjoy these concert they are artirtk
masterpieces, .
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IfJI!
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