THE KLAMATH NEWS
PARE EIGHT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 102A
UNION HIGH TO
SELL TICKETS
The etudent hotly ticket sale,
annually hotly contested race
between classes, will open Friday
afternoon at 1 o'clock at the
Klamath t'nlon high school. The'
contest will last 30 minutes and
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
$110,000' Great Northern.
Station Nears Completion
Klamath People
Safe in Florida
ItALTIMOItK. Md.. Sept. !
tl'PI Heavy properly damage
Mr. and Mrs. Lelstul Haines,
of Orlando, Kloiidu. both former
n bird's 'drawer, vault-, itnd slide for ! residents of Klamath Kail., nr..
finished rale ...M .ml I In... lul.l... :' "' wtll " '"
Ah carefully m:ule u
t.,1.... Hit. I M l.iL'tlU'
and decorated as a private mail- pl.my of .Ins..!., all mid to the '"" w,,,,l "'", l""lirUli cities,
ton. I ho new lllu.miu tireut couveiilci, c. aivor.tiim to a leiogrun, twitt
v i i. ci.ih. ... last ills III hy Mra. J. II. I'nniia-
- .. . . ...1 l I IT II SIUIIKII I'll .-".... - . II..MU lll..1.llt oil mint. -
amount oi money ai me nose tni, ilornt which swept over , ,, . " " . ., T . . . Iian. sua North 6lh, slater of
will receive too points for tno , i.amore today. One uuldentl
year's point competition. The fll,a . kni,-d when an
class secend In the race will re- uproolcd lrc Ml oa hi,,,. .
the class turning In the largest and one fatality was the toll of
HOMR. Sept. 19. ll'IM Mrs.
Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of
today visiting hlst.irhal scenes
Including rompiii. She will sail
for Brlndial Thursday, where
she will meet Alice Morrow,
daughter of the American am
bassador to Mexico.
reive 150 points.
In observance of National Con
stitution week, an assemhlv will
be held tn the high school audi
torium Friday morning, when
Don Fisher, teacher of tutted
States history, will give a talk
on the Constitution. Patriotic
music will he another feature on
he morning's program.
Shoplifter Robs
Business Houses
Two Klamath Falls busii.t
hoUB were Tislted yeterday
toy a lady shop lifter, who os-
caped before officers cnuM ap- I
prehend her. j
That the woman had a irefor
cnc (or silk carmen. a for worn- .
en Is apparent, for in both tn- , e" route to his homo lit Long
tanqM ah was seen loitertni, Heaeh. Calif. Death was due
io heart disease. He had just re-
A Mi fi tly iniHleru oil burn-
f unmet, with Individual
ready for occu.mmy. insulation for lut of the sep-
In dire.t routn.et to the mood- uraio routti. w hrh enn ho ad
eu biUMinc uv rcs iht utrtvt. I Jimted hi tho turnuco room, has
where the temporary ofiWv of hern lntulted.
the lomi'ituy have Uvvn loi-uted. To t.nw the romi.U'U'm'i. of
tone and hrtt k huild- fiitKhhiK. wen til plpa tu the
I... .....- in.l Iit-i. L lillli.f. f -l.lll llu ..(..
I'hurlss l.imllrch. Kite lit 1 "v " ' " "
Hi; is an iitihiiii; riimuue, 1 1, rant's rvoiu win co piiiuiuu
Mm. II n I ur.
The teleKratn red:
"Safe In Orlando, 8(orm worwt
Kver Kxrerleiued. Had Ihrll
1 1 n k trip up roaHt from M t a tn I
yesterday ahead of storm. Panned
throitKh I'alm tteach and Jupiter
J tut prior to henvlewt winds.'
Mra. Ilatnes la a dauxliter of
J. V. HouMton, of this city;
and .Mr. lUlues la a son of L
N. Ilaiuea. uNo of Klnmuth Falls.
MITVHKIX, Ind.. Sept. 19.
(VIM Tweuiy-f ve chiUlren were
injured, two of them ieriouly.
Mday In a collision between an no
au:emobtlo driven by
('hildres and a s.hool bus.
Vnhtnn OtvrhHikeil l.la. k
It Ik a much letter and m re liMlrn l-ut-Hn-
costly stnuturo tiiati lt iimmIIv In the fretcht room a hot
put in a city of Klumaih KalU' nom h.is been huilt to houe
sixe. "Klam.iCi Kails It Imlred rlvhahle fruit durlns; the cold
fortunate to .have pu.n a fine spells of winter. Tho freight w .
station." II. 11. Amos, frelftht room Ih larKo and roomy with ' jliUlTl btriUCIl JjvTOITI
aiceut. who 11 one of the oiiu-ers doors whth slide a easy as
who ha alriuty moved into the a curtain' aMowing access to
strui-ture. said when ho the freight sldiux wnli'h Is close
Kdward hoW,'d Ne reporter through to the huHdinn.
tine new rauroau nome. hip uurin
Oshkosh Visit
Messrs. Campbell, Towle and :
' Pouutullie of the Canipbell-Towle I
about the negligee counter.
In one instance, the woman ' turned from au European tour.
was traced to the street where.
he dodged, giving the stolen
garment to small child who
fled before she could be over
taken. Police officers were mak'ng a
search for the woman yester- Southerland. 'it was aanouueed
day. A good description was today. The
given officers by one of the sales- ! Copenhagen.
laaics wno discovered the woman
bad stolen garments from a dis
play table.
side of the !
Nothing lias been nrVrloked freight shed another track has Lumber comnanv. home office In !
KXNSAS CITY Mo. Sept 19. '" "" ot "u, l''hiHK a"'1 l ml with a large drive- oshkosh. Wisconsin, are here
.l lM-tleorge llilllnss million- foi'venlenciii.. and those v. ho are way, which will be graveled. on , ,.t. looking over Uielr
aire man formerly of Oklahoma, "'ready -moved lu" aro pleased for convenience of teams and P,nl llu n,sklng plana for the I
died on a train here todav while '" rrospecta. although all trucki uuloa.linv from cars. ,. year. I
me uirnmire nas not oeeu nuiveu a pasencer pianorra win Their orlgfllnl operation con-1
In. T. K. )iion. siiteriiitendciit. -allow customers of the road to BHied of a small mill, which I
II C Amos. freiKht niiciil. and enter the trains direct from the they have added onto and Ini-)
the chief inspector and train platform to the coaches. ' proved from year to year until
dispatcher now have their offices ' at the Drosenf lime they have a '
I.ONPON. Sept. 19. tUM . 11,0 a"v building. It will FIKK KAMAtiKS 1.1O,0OU modern plant and planing mill.
King Alfonso of Spain, will gj Probably bo another month be- , t, Um!rrlood that they are I
to Dunrobln Castle Southerland- ,on ,h l,,'l"" ",k,,t ' 'os AXfiKl.KS. Sept. 19. if contemplating an enlargement I
'shire on Thursdav for a visit moveu ami me waning room is n- iwniages estimaien ai iu.- and estenslon of the present
' with the duke and duchess of ,,,r "P"1'"- vv oift by a flro that pi,,,, ,hUl ri,n,g year, although
HiKtiiy l inlnril gulled sin nianutacinring plants tney nave not yet made an
k'.ng is now
For result su Kews Class Ada
lu i ne waning room is iinisueu louay. i no mcniicia uu com
In ornamental tile and rrenie. piny. the Hurnlshchfeger Sales
the woodwork Is finished in corporation, the Harper Art
I take my prescriptions to the bla,k Walnut Flower Metal company., the Itadlo Manu
Pelican Drg store and they are POT wlll decorate the room. facturlng comimny and darling
always right. Try them and you Hardwood floors aro a tea- House Knglneerlng company pro
will also be satisfied. Adv. 18-tf. ture In all the offices, llullt In perlles were damaged. !
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First in both Class "A " events
of the world's greatest air der
by Three neic aviation records!
Leading a field of 37 starters in every
lap except one during the entire flight,
Earl Rowland in a Scarab-motored Cess
na Monoplane covered the 2939 miles
of the Class "A" transcontinental air
race from New York to Los Angeles in
25 hours. 11 minutes and 6 seconds
elapsed time a new record for planes
of this class!
Rowland used Richfield Aviation Gas
oline exclusively, competing with prac
tically every well known brand of gas
oline that is told.
Immediately following Rowland's sen
sational feat, H. S. Myrhcs in a Simplex
Monoplane powered with Richfield Avi
ation Casoline and Richlube Motor Oil
won the Class "A" San Francio to Los
Angeles race willi an elapsed time of 3
hours, 10 minutes and 20 seconds;
while the huge tri-motorcd Fokker
MonopIanc,JiciIc7"spcd down from
San Francisco with a load of 10 pas
sengers in 2 hours and 13 minutes es
tablishing still another aviation record.
Rowland's and Myrhes' great victories
follow on the heels of Art Gocbcl's rec
ord breaking non-slop Coast to Coa-t
flight and Captain Wilkins' hazardous'
2300-mile dash over the .North Pole
both made with Richfield.
Richfield continues to demonstrate ilt
great winning (utilities In competi
lion the qualities uhlih tunc won
more speedway tielories and
records than till other gasolines
combined.
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official statement of plans. I
Harvest Tour Is
Enjoyed by Many ;
(Continued Prom Pat Owe) j
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j class spuds. They "put In" at -:
Sam liehllnger's ranch long !
( enough to bother Sum and take
: him from his work. He was
: good natured about the matter ,
and showed the visitors over a '
highly Improved Klamath county
ranch. Tho new house and new '
; barn were greatly admired by.
all. but the dairy herd from
; which comes the monthly puy
check was also of deep Interest. '
Sam has a herd of HoUleln I
' milkers that are good ones. Ho
was roared In Kansas where lu -!
his youth the farmers traded off
; the beds for lanterns so the bhys :
could work longer and as a ro
suit he knows something about
the farming gante - Mr. Ileliltug
;er la wedded to Klamath county
I He thinks it is the best but
'from nn agricultural standpoint
In the west. I
Wonderful Clover
j Passing on down through a
number of good ranches and In-1
ispectlng the crops the party was'
J piloted by C. A. Henderson to '
a field of the new Lodena clover, i
It Is a clover brought to this t
country from Italy and Is1
wonderful. The claim Is mad3,
that on a good aland ot this;
clover elghteon - shoe,, .-an be
pastured all summer long on a
single acre, and Jt surely looks !
feasible.
On the Setnon ranch thn po-;
tatocs arc prolific as are all the ,
crops that Mr. Semon raises. '
Hut the one plot of ground of
especial Interest was the red
clover field which will be cut!
for seed. It Is a fine examplo
ot wb.i) enn bo done In the ;
seed production line In this
valley.
Klijoy Turkey Dinner
Arriving at Malin for dinner
tho liartv was Krneted bv Malin
people and by Mr. and Mrs. W. "
C. Dillon of the Dalton ranch :
just south of Mnlln, A turkey I .
dinner of rare and excellent i
quality was served and for nore j
than an hour the guests en
Joyed the food.
Speakers at the dinner wcro
Miss Florence Gould, tin now
county librarian, Mayor T. II.
Walters, Judge Gaghagcn.
Klmer nalslger. A. M. Thomas, j
Harry Peltz, Earl lloynolds, W. '
A. Uelzell, Captain Applegate, !
C. A. Henderson Henry Moe and j
Ex-Govcrnor Walter ht Pierce. I
Mr.. Pierce Is campaigning the
county for congress but his re- f
marks at the .Malta dinner were ;
purely of a friendly nature and
ho did not mention his political
mission."
60 Bushel Wheat
After the dinner the party
drove down over the Tula Lake
country and tt was there they
saw wheat being harvested that
Is making sixty bushels to the
acre. On the Cox Hrothers ranch
the big combines' are working
and the harvest Is good. On
every hand were large alfalfa
stacks aud hay by the hundreds'
of tons Is being stored for i
winter feeding In that country. ;
The trip was an. education to
an wno took it.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. (V
P) Two hundred dolegulcs
from North and South America
gathered here today for the Pu-
clflc foreign trade council. Chief !
Justice M. A. MacDonald ot tho
British Columbia, was the prin
cipal speaker at s banquet to;'
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