PAGE EIGHT
Tuesday, August 21. 192s
THE KLAMATH NEWS
KLAMATH 'NAT
TO OPEN SOON
Naturally hot mineral water,
pumped from wells, will he used
ta the, St by 100 iwlramlm tank ,
00 III Klamath Natatorium when
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
Clubs to Exhibit j Suicide Leaves
At County Fair Loveless Note
(llrla demonstration teams. In- AI.IIA M 111! A. fnllf .. Aug. 30,
cluiltn hotuemaktni. wwiii and j t I'l't Deputy sliertrr laito today
cooktim. are Mux t rn I n d ! started a search an tha slope of
llltOOKCVN. Au. 0. Judge ( lv. demonstration at the .Ml. l.o for III bodv of Wilbur
ij ilu.n . rt.ll... T.. -
Hasscll Plane
Lost in Arctic
(t'outliiuiHl l'Vum folio One)
County fair. The boya' lire-1 l.eon llcnnlnit of Itenver. Colo.,
It, open about the flrat week In Vllllam H. Atwell of Pallas. Tex
September. A. Hot! I. proprietor;....,,.,.,- .,n,.r.riiv ,ri i
announced yesterday. 1 here, today lined up nine alleged stock club momhers are reeelvtuir followlug illscovetj' of It note
1. i Located at 1TI Mai dry law violator! and lectured I Instructions and training In the dated August 1 !. Indicating uluns
The new natatorium started them for t minute without a JudRlnr, of four classes of live-'for suicide,
bout Iwo month ago will be .atop. After the lecture wa end-itock, 'and a demonalratlon In! The note was addressed In hi
completed within three weeks.led and fine Imposed. It wasithls work will be given at the'wlfo and daughter, 3ST7 Clevu
The pool will be nine feet els. j learned that only four of the of- County fair. A team of the lnnil Drive. Denver,
inche deep on one end and three i fenders could understand Kim-! three hlgheat icorlng boy will! "You married me for my money
feet deep at the (hallow end. "h ' Judge Atwell ha been be selected at the county falr!nd there I a note for tSi.liuu
Total coat of the new building, 'given wide publicity here for hi and will represent Klamath eoun-jlefl you and daughter," tha note
poo and fixture will total near- 'strenuous enforcement of dry ty at the raclflc International a!d.
It $46 000 Mr Bottl (aid lawa. 'Livestock ahow. frank Sexton. "It la my dying wish," the note
Individual dreaalng room, for . (county club leader ha. an- '';. "'' Virginia marry
..... ... .w a i AL.TOONA. I'a., Aug. SO. Five ',.h Itonnld Jackson.
wun.vu, iwhii lor uum mrii auu ;
prrsous rrvsifu utrm iuu;
violating Sunday blue lawa In
connection with staging auto
women, and private shower baths
WU be features of the "nat";
which Is being constructed on the i
It of the old "Sanitary Baths." 1
also owued by Mr. Bottl. A bal- j
eony for spectator will circle '
race Sunday, probably will bo
released, officials said tonight.
he men were subject to a tS
Several poultry club members I Th an, ' "" '
will give a demonstration of cull- i1" residence here.
Ing hens. The exhibit of dairy said that by th. time the
calve I. expected to be larger , m,",v l?Vhrd hta "'"
man mm year, in ciud rxniuii
will roimiHt mostly of HoUtvln
ritvr would b tai..
will nut let th honor of
M .1 . J. I.. I I II..
Ml ill" H"'t"i I' " IMIUTj
llv ut Dmltfu City mil will m-"
iirm headers
" v j 1 1- whpi .. con,.,,,
Well Known, Dies' Endorse Hoover .,.,.(.. .1 . m... 1,, ...
J. C Ili'ot ki'iilirmiKli. M'- N
Uth n(rml, ilUtl 11I l:.1i till
Hr'lMiiitiil
roi.tlm.nl Inmi rm ",
Itlllntl WMK lllOIIKtll
nra. Ho luul Imhmi r-M- nt ,.r , .mU .ho .M l f I ho r(Mll.M W
the illy for a nnrnK-r of ivn vr ihnunh Iy imi'ruwu ( -u . imwi
utter ri'Lhii-W'ri that tlivy Uai
1 Vi'ii "rutttiliiK tho ohmralliu
11... tl .....I .'a. lit II (I Will KlHI WlHI ktll'Wll IH'lf , '
r . 'Tti.i ...In. Hr.. til lllft H.ltl I- ti Htoiw MhiIi
IHtt out ami nam ur in uuiiuiiai " ' " , . 7 . " M Vl.- fi,.i,u
I ... ... ..... n Whtllm'k Kunrul lUm. I" " I lonkwl wi Vmir
. .. 1 'nf iiut fitiu.n.i will hn uiiinnt-mnl ,,f KriiiiK artthi. t
IMMm iiukf no HiHilnny lii h
rr Imliutrlm for th.lr nmirlhu
Ion to thi n:tlli'iml uirnn-y
n'ltm'U that It rta the only nhli
ptyttiK thn watei'rt of DavU utratt
and aildid that nuno hut th moxt
hardy of vohcU could w.athor
somu of th atontu whU-h awoop
thai body of ftuixr at thtn nohIu.
IVoluthly 1,om
Six Cents Lands
Mansfield in Jail TV'tZXX.
'weal llrnnch. U.. where Tuesday
Charged with buying al cents ,m w.m ,), n firm wec
Although It Is poaai'ile tlto j worth of atolett coi'or wire, A.J. mmie five stops U Katixna todity.
plune succeeded lit crossing Ouvls , Mauafleld was brought Into the yiw,0 Were m Dodge '"
strait and ennte to a lumllng In 'justice court yesterday to ' lchlnaon, Newton. Kmporla. Tow-
lome reinolo portlou of tlreen- ;clmrgo of receiving stolen prop- , ,( u,,,,, mu Mlaaourl with
land or else returned to the lib- erly. Judge W. I. Iitrnea look , s ,,iute atop tonight at Kitn-
rsdor coual and made a forced ' under advlaetnent until , ci,,.
landing alter striking out acr.wa morning nt 10 o'clock. Mayor Albert I. Ilenrh. of K in-
lle water the xenerul L-jlli.r h..r. J k O'N'oll naved a fine of sua City, and a delegation of He-
Il.tMlll (,le Welltiliie
KANSAS I ITV. Mo.. Aug. in.
Making lila lt atop he-
'est Ilium-It,
illlltlg relebra-
ihm will he holik I ueaiViy, ll. r.
Iiert Hoover, llepulllli'ull prvnl
tciillnl noiulnce. paused hero for
III niliiiilea totiiglil.
Iloover'a . alieclnl Killll waa
UsiKferred from the sluiita Ke to
l lie Koik l.lund tracka and It'll
here at W p. in. The train will
rcui h Weal llmncu about 7a in ,
Tiii'.duy. An extra cur was add
ed to accoiniuidatu all Iowa dele
gut Ion which will escort III in to
hla birthplace at West llramh.
No re.eptluu waa accorded
Hoover here as facilities at Ibe
train ahrda would Hot permit I lie
ginernl public coming In the
Hulii. Mayor lleuch of -Kuii.aa
t'liy liiloimully welcomed the
itniiiliiwe, who titadn no smhicIi.
Will bo finished with white re- . b be held Th l'b member, havl !, ". -hleh ecu the f.yer. of ,...n. I r. O Nel. . here no ar,.e, b .. to be made h.. . II.J. r ehoni. d y
Only on. other .onrc. of the , given the be,, of care and at.en- Sheep Bumed ' 11 Z 12 Hy S i" Ar hu T.p the dry aiH'och. he tb.nked th., for lUo
Mime miners water Is known In vkw toiik Aus 0 Mrs. "on " "e" '' Jr,r XT -i J ail Th '"'" wide' Al,"n W llaon of 1 .11. an t Ity na or r r ' greeting,.
Z world. Th., !L. VicV -irJ -' --- Near Cedarville , . .. ... ... 7-7 z " ; 'Z '
In Cermany. according to the , Southampton. Kngl.nd. was ,bers but In quality, than has j he form of order, from W.,h- ' " ' J d 'X ',,,7, tJlnin a. IW.. pres.. I p. Ion. ,., the
proprietor. The water hero wii:!a, here tonight after starting jever been shown at th. County Krom Mloc County Times: I "'''' rd cutler ,,"r .M,"U . ' the i...ii.lii.-e. .....r- "i "lr" "
h.v. . natural tank heat of ; her unofficial visit to America by lr la anlicl,M.t.d. ..-cording to .r.ct,r . (r. band of ! '" The cutter I... on ' ' " 1 , ' ' ...v r tl,i hi. . a t market- ""It r'," '' ' . .T,P,r... ""T.." "'.
hAnl SA Ha.Mu,. .r.ii. n MuiiH. l.vr,r llmmv Sexton. NhM.-n .nr. hi.r..j.rf In Hm 1 1. l Icelierg Oliservul on work I.hIw.ih..
Th. natatorium will be open i Walker. Mrs. Foster-welch told pproxiniaieiy an exnions 01 rnnay wnen tney were enlrapp-: i-"rsuor ami i.reeniaiiti mid sue . " ' . , , ., hiu favorably received
lug wilier ways farm relief plan
for Inspection two diys before! the New York mayor of her na-, four pullets and on. cockerel, ed In a grass fire which swept i was ordered to proceed to the
It is officially opened for use, in
order that people may see the
accommodations which will be of-
tlv. city and thanked him for her I will be shown by each club mem-1 over a large area east of Cedar- assistance of the Jlockfcrd fivers. ! "r'"II'1i' aan. oil a ..,i..nurl sim-a I
"splendid we,come." j ber. Th. c.ub .xh.b... of sew-j vllle Xu ,V(lM A1 .,, Kvi(n. j -' '' X 1 p" Inly ""den? bj
will be larger and better than ; head of grown ewe. and about!., "eprcaentative iiuckbe of "-and will be relgnied north.
Only SO sheep "
S'or reatill. tla New. f'lsaa Ada.
.red. Sosce In tha buildlna is I
being provided for . soda and : "t1" today denied soviet chargea at any previous County fair, i t. 000 lambs.
sandwich counter a beauty par-j,h, JPn ' responsible fori About 30 or Si exhibits of pota-jcre f,red out of th.s number.
tbe search. . The Marion was the
loe .no n. .w oil,., ...I the Barga rebellion after tha:;,w. wm be shown by the notsto The flock belonged to F. K. Iluah. .re. .iw .tie
loo..- Mr. Bottl and his family!"" had ' " Monso- club members. Each exhibit 1 1" "r ker aud st.n-k c nee ordered to do every-
fcav. moved to th. city to mik. " ta "l1", "Ported that !. of ,s poun,,,' Cf the j " Frank Murphy, stock- thing po.l hie to g touch
tk.tr home jth. rebellion ha. been suppressed j gr0WIli ,h. club le,der raiser of Surprise valley. with llsssell aud Cramer.
and S.000 Fcngtlen troop, are ute(j v , The exact cause of the fire is I nltcd I'ress reports from
now en rout, to the Hulumpuiri unknown and Iwo ner.ier. who point, along the rouie of the
uisirici 10 ai .vu
Colonel George
;.; Harvey Passes
(OoaUaaed Fro. ra Owe)
the middle of October." Capper
predicted Kiery elate weal of
I .. it. . the Mlial-lplH river will go for
Austin, Minnesota, n..ver. .m-r di..i
ri , i rvi llooier'a reference to probltd.
a wept by lornado 1 1.... u. 1,1. ,r..P..r. i
accepted In Kalixaa .ia evlilrlt. e
ST. I'AI'l., Minn.. Aug. 20 that llooyer a vlewi are bane dry.
there. .
bandlt'WT . , y ' ; were with the baud at the time (i.i,, or ., ...i,.,tul..d dea-1 " "t today, leaving death,
UIIIIIVIlcU lldLIIMIN tlie fire caught tnem were unable
carry off th.
OAXACO, Mexico. Aug. ?.
American Ambassador Morrow
departed for Mexico city this
morning after several days stay
i.. . . , ...
mm m . i io orive inem oui oi oanger. i ne
IVIaV dlSTn lreatV;"'n,rept over the sagebrush
v o f nM
WASHINGTON. Aug. 'SO (IP) CMn rBmn ouir" ,wo
-i,..l. Snsln ...ri oths, conn. rn8 hUn erc uva
her., during which the ambassa-j tre not formaliy ,nvlted to ,,. animals.
dor visited th. Altec ruins. Th. ,he ,ntl.w tMy wltn th0 15 !
!l?.5"?.0r "i"..?arTLJ " 1-rM power, at P.H, e.n adhere , foUnCI Awards
IO IIIB JJl I UJ BVUUIIIR UUiP es
of their adheslo to Wahlnctun.
Acting Secretary of State Castle
aid today. (CnBtlnaiNl fmm Taco Oim)
nd he became a hit-tor nmv ui
bur-pack
tliiutlou of the CrfutiT ItiKkford 1
wore peulmlatlc.
Mount Kvnui had no word
from the nm. which waa en-
arrive at
morning.
the capital Tuesday 1
Sewer Contract
convention and
nomination.
"' Against League
They broke soon afterward,
however, when Wilson felt Har
.rey'g Wall street connections
were emhirrassinv Whether
In.ilfl.ri . u .i. PORT-AP-PRIXCE. Haiti. Aug.
left Wilson had been ungrateful - voniirma.iou
nd on. who had ss much u z.? ""''""Z treatv is si.ned next week, he ex- ... .wsrd.d w n MilUe-since 1
nr man perh.p, in robbing Wll-1""" ".'o and U " bidder out of three,
on of th. supreme triumph. "hne woodcock arrived Although th. United State, .wording to Coun-llm.n Pel.
Ato in thi iT.e , vT! Member, of the crew .t.ted government. It can. .eknpwWw t. !
Bin in th. league of Nations. ( ht mnn lnJn , perMn, receipt, of any message transmit- A. J. Mansfield wa. refused o !
.u a h. t,a ..nrm -hilA ten tnroUKn anoiner cvcrnmeut. Dernilt to nnerte s ltmk ei:.h-
1 11 was saia. ll.nmenl at the corner of Oak j
The acceptance of Russia's slg- nnd llroad streets. Nineteen ;
VV A tornado swept through Capper declared
IN-noH-rala f..r ll.rtiv.-r
injuilea and property duiuiige In : "Iteporta I lisve received. Indl-
Its path, according Ij roportj rate hulr of the Uemoi'rais of
bore tonight. 1 Kunua are either going to re-
Karly woril from Austin said instil .iay from Die or vote
one pernou waa killed mid t In- for Hoover. " 1'iipt.er snld. "Tb--
pected to Inmi there ut the end jurd thoro. Ilillldlngs were lev- llrtiiornillc farmers are dry and
of the aerond lap of Its trip. The ,.,d, the report stated, when Hi.. u.y had aicepiid llnuvcr'a aland
i'nltcd Prena correspondent at twister roun d down one aide, and ntulust nulliri. atjon and for the
CoM-nhaKcn reported no radio turned luck through the enter Klsbieeiith amendment and It
messages from Cruni-T had been of the-rlty. ruror.-.-tu.iit liw nt Irs 1... vsl-
rtceived at a l'4le hour from lluvrteld ainl AIInti 1-a. near- ue,"
msnr stntloiu nli nc the route. by towus. alao suffered dumnR. a Herbert Hin.ver. Jr., eldo.t son
A Merchants'
Lunch t'bove all
expectations
Hotel Willard
Coffee Shoppe
T
tke giant's
highway.
gtl-le'.gu. argument.. H. .pent 1 10-"'V "
mo.! oi ni urn. in asningtm, j,os ANGELES. Aug. 20 (CP) nature to the treaty would not bulldlnc permits war. granted'
during th. leagne fight, meeting !... rnllina. 9 -rear-old son signify recognition. Castle gilded. aRgrrg.nlns S1.53. i
. convict, today identified - - " "- r:
of
from a photograph the man who
with ti Senate irreconcilable
each night after th. day's aes-
gion. anggestlng a to strategy. .,. ,a hi .h tv him to
rveKalh 111 notice announced.
openings The man was , fornler ronv'.ct
who had been under Walter s fa
ther in . prison gang. Revenge
waa the asserted motive, of the
coining phrases at which be was
dept. spotting th.
through which the big guns In
th. Senate could be directed. He
Mt In .th. j' Senate ' ga'lerles
throughout th' debate, watching ,.,T
It atep by .top. conferring on- F "
"""" uooga. bo-, ,os .vr.Ei.E8. Aur. SO (UP)
Fast Service
to Coast Cities
si
rah, Hiram Johnson, and the
An elderly woman, who refused 1
nic t" 01 Con- to gir ner correct mme- todaT
Help, Elect Hardin, ! '1'. .,...JML I
an E L , H"7er Pyed of shoplifting nnd had a
I?r.le. u "! J," naUOnal l""e cardboard box in her pes
ni.,i, . . '? r0D1 t ,ession which had been carefully
the- Blackstone hotel In Chir-as-o . . , ,,
)h.. .... o ,. . . p prepared as i possible hiding
that th. Republican ns ders met in. ,,.
.fter midnight one night during i 8 'r g0l
Hi Crifm!Ln "n.? d!Ckered Ver' LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20 (UP)'
th.nomlnatton. finally electing Virginia Hurst, known to Holly
Warren C. Harding as the can- wootl a, -ljlAv !ana Bathurst."
I whri n-iia nrnmlnanl .! ca 1 1 1 In
Immediately became the film city, today was doomed
Harvey
on., of Harding's principal
, to 30 days In jail. Superior
qonrt denied a writ of h ibeas
-visers. spending mu h time at
M.rlnn ...... . ..
' ii.Ih. J g tions t; corpus after her arrest and con-
Harding . speeches and in fact Tction for petty theft,
preparing practically all of his
?" ?e Le""e f Na- LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20 (UP)
i..h . . " a"a,r8' They -Those "were five years
.s.i. . na peni:0ld. Imported from China and
o, c.euiiip;! logetner.
Named Ambassador
When Harding was elected, he
mode Harvey ambassador to
Great Britain. Harvey created
much amusement In- London by
riding around in a ford automo-
oiie, by his "stovepipe" hat ' jr j , .
which he always wore and bis i jTVinQeriTarten tO
horn-rimmed glasses he was one I r TT n
of tire first to wear thi. type of j UOen Here bOOn
ey. glass which Is now regarded
M typically American all over the Kindergarten hi to be opened
fu lere in Klamath Falls, on Sept.
Harvey Is credited with having j 1. The kindergarten will be
done difficult Job in the Brit- owned aud conducted by Miss
ish war 'debt settlement negotia-1 Edna C. Brown of GoMendale.
tlons. Resigning, he retnrnrd Wi.h
io America and became editor of
worth 25 a dozen." Fu Wat Sin
testified in court today. They
were all broken. Fu got Judg
ment for $750 against the P. &
G. Trucking company because a
truck nr. mhed Into his wagon.
ue nasnington Post at the In
sistence of Mils old friend, and
boon companion, Ned MoClean.
lteturns to V. 8.
After a year he nnHMit tmn
the public eye. wrote A htopranhv i frlpnri. t. Ifl.m.o, &-.n.
of the late Henry C. Frick. sleelshe bas taught In the
Miss Brown has taught In the
first and second grade In the
public schools for the past four
years, and has had special train
ing lu kindergarten work.
MIhs Brown has a host of
where
public
ana eaitea the North I schools. An announcement of
American Review. A few weeks j the opening of this klndcrgaritn
go Senator George .Moses, an i will be made later.
old friend and associate in the -
league of Nation, fight, visited : HAI.K.M WOMAN hi It II1K
him hoping to get him to Join the j SALEM. Ore.. Ag. 20 (UP)
campaign for Herbert . Hoover. ; -Miss Clara E. Smith. '62, corn
But Harvey always fought Hoo-im'tted suicide here early today
ver' ! by Jumping Into the Willamette
' fact there are so many
points on which Hnrvey and Gov
ernor Smith agree that had he
ilved, th. famous editor might
soon nave been back In
Democratic party where
storied.
the
he
river. The body was recovered
several hours later.
Miss Smith entered the state
hospital as a voluntary pitient
last February but later was dis
charged to the custody of her
niece, Mrs. V. W. Ohmart. '
I . ..
Fast trains, by day and overnight, providecon
venient service io and from Portland and Cali
fornia. Note these schedules:
To Portland
Leave ,rr've Arrive
Klamath Falls Portland Seattle
"Cascade" . 7:00 a.m. 4: 15 p.m. 9.:M p.m.
"Coach Train'' 9:45 a.m. 8: 15 p.m.
"West Coast" 10:32 p.m. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 p.m.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Chiloquin Portland . Seattle
"Coach Train" 10:31a.m. 8: 15 p.m.
"West Coast"s 11:17 p.m. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 p.m.
To San Francisco
Leave Arrive Arrive
Klamath Fails San Francisco Los Angeles
"Cascade" . 7:45 a.m. 8: 15 p.m. 9:45 a.m.
"West Coast" 4:20 a.m. 8:35 p.m. 8:30 a.m."
"Coach Special" 7:30 p.m. 9:50 a.m.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Chiloquin San Francisco Los Angeles
"Coach Special" 6: 32 p.m. 9:50 a.m. '
"WcstCoast" 3:32 a.m. 8:35 p.m. 8:30 a.m.
Ls4nd to the East
You can leave Klamath Palls on the "Cascade" 7:
a.m. and make connections with the "San Francisco
Overland Limited" direct to Chicago. Klamath Fills
to Chicago in 71 hours, 30 minutes.
The "Silver Grays"
Southern Pacific's deluxe silver gray motor-coaehes
now give frequent service-to Ashland and Mcdford.
You'll enjoy the "Silver Grays." They are fast, com
fortable and safe. t 4
l
SoutfMJm Pacific
tm
J. J. ftll'.LKH
Krelitht & Pn.
I'liotle M
Ag-
The Redwood Empire ii one jv
of the scenic wonder of the
world a land of giant red
wood forests, of rivers and
likes, of rugged coast, of ma
jestic mountains, of gor
geously colored canyons,
smiling valleys. From the
Golden Gate to Grant!
Pass, the Redwood High
way tales you through
country that is the very spirit
oftheWest
See the real West on your
trip this summer your
automobile club or any tour
ing bureau will tell you all
about this and other "differ
ent" places.
Some times you'll find the
going a bit tough, but it will
be easier if you use Castor-
lube
Few people are as hard on a
car as a travelling salesman
-be expects and demands
too performance, and
then some. ReiJ whit one of
the Trup repreientdt 'nxi
, tnjJ dioKt Ctiiorlnbt. ,
Castorlube Refining Co.,
San Francisco, Calif.
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P.O.Box )7, Eureka, Calif.
Castorlube Refining Co. -Gentlemen
i
Get Cattorlnhe at
independent filling
stations) & garages
When Mr. Hallahan, our sates man
ager, first told me about Castorlube I
was using oil, which I thought
was the best Eastern oil I could buy.
I tried some on his say so but didn't
'pay much attention to( it until I made
Crescent City the first time after I put
it in. Then believe me it put that
Nash of mine in the Rolls Royce clan
because outside of a few mud holes ia
the timber J nude this entire trip oa
the high. In two weeks I did it again
and made the Singley hill on high
from low gear as tome cows blocked
the way at the foot. I never 'did that
before. Then I watched the oil and
made 3471 miles on two quarts added
and hadn't bad my valves ground in
1 5,000 miles. (Just had them ground
and refilled the cruk case with Cas-J
torlube again.)
I cover about z8oo miles a month
making out of Eureka to close to
Grant's Pass, Oregon, and this is 09
cream puff territory as far as roads are
concerned.
A lot of wisenhcimer knockers told
me the castor oil in Castorlube would
guru, up the engine, and almost had
me believing it. Well! it hasn't gum
med it yet and I've used it all winter
and the engine starts easier than when
I used - oil.
Your salesman told me that you would
be. interested in getting the facts about
how your oil operated over these bum I
roads. It surely made a booster out of
me. Yours truly, H. H. LoewenthaL .
Hi,!mmmtlrtneJabi(li-frltEutcfnot. '
: ' SOUTHERN OREGON SERVICE I
135 Main Street UPHAM and PROSPECT ' 2226 S. Sixth Street (