PAGE FOUR
WEDNESDAY, &EPTEMHER 2(1,
irJReames Golf Club
Tourney Opens,
Many Compete
r:
i , The annual tournament l the
J Roamea Coir and Country club
for the Presidents Tup opeued !
(( Monday with many of the out-J
standing players taking part.'
The tup la now herd by Claud
Market Report
for the I
I Pacific Coast
IHIKTI.AMI M.lltkKTH
lit United l'r-a
LivrMock
Cattle receipts 30, calves uone.
hog none, sheep none.
Cai:lA Tritiln pvlminntv Inn-
McColloch and become, a PM Prli-ea quotably aieajv.
manent trophy if held for three! iie. Slow. lie.i Imbi hut.h.
successive yeara by one man. ',rs quoted steady. Other classes I
Following ! a list of entreea: ;., tl iVela .11 , av fr.,,n 2iel
20 ,
:o '
so ,
so
so 1
so
:o i
so
Handicaps
Fred Fleet
A. V. Schaupp
J. Royal Shaw
Dr. O. H. Merryman
H. N. Moe
Stanford Smitu
K. M. Chilcole
C. L. Moore
I). St. Smith
W. S. Wiley
John C.' Boyle
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
E. H. Pike
C I. Roberta
A. J. Voye
R. R. Macartney
Richard Hovey
. Calude McColloch
W. C. Mac Rae
Jack Bowrtng
' P. A. Albertsun
J. F. .Maguire 18
to $1.60 below lust week's
20 time.
Sheep M a . k e I quotable
steady.
flutter mid Kgg 1
Hutter Ci;j? extra. 50c:
standard. 49c: prime firsts. 4Se;
firsts. 46Y.
Kggs Vresh standard extras
4.1c: fresh standard firsts. 40c
Portes Gil Elected
To Head Mexico
iContlnutM from Patfo One)
t-.ll, and the late (iimml Alvarn
JOliroRtm, who had IVi n oKt tml
I consttitiiloiul projUtVul 1 a a I
Hprlutr ntul was u.iluaivd by
yoiiuft art Ui, Josv K X.voa
Tom I.
Taktu OfTitv IHwinltvr I
IMrten an wtll mktt nliuu upm
the nntremoia of 1'iVH.dom tul
Icb. DoccinlHMr 1.
It Is a ut hart t a 1 1 ve ly u iuU r-
t iry of t'rv Hide lit in virtu
j Ally all questions of (orolg
t inliVimttaHftl flair.
Porte (ill will rvmutu in if-
iu'o ior approximately n m nuns,
at whlrh time a roiiHtilutlomtl ,
president wtU ho ele.ted. j
Tho record show him lo bo
the 6Slh reldnt o( Mexico
.Cll'a reform teinlenoie la Ilia
fut't that during It I nilmti.hdt'u
lion an Kovcrnor n dry Itiw wnn
IMit into etfeet which iitiutiriiriy
wilted out th na limns in the
mi;. Her le-wn. The Rovornor ru
imr.l this an out of tho outataud
In at-coiuptittlimvutH of life. term,
llo I proud of the farl that
nutKio and portw hmr In Hon the
lU'o of driukiiiR fu (ho In ilia 11
town of tila state, (
llo ueither drluk nor ainukoi
and i fond of awimmiiiff hud
horseback riding. Ho anaumod the
post of aoorvtary of Interior and
hoad of lh cabinet upon tho ro
jut)t of iha pmrideut in August.
G.O.P. of County
i nines nilhains
(I'ontlnui-tl Knm Vng One)
cauiitulKii tt:ues, 1 has cutiKlua
"men riinnlitK for olitceii who
j had ueviM' hWoro sitciil muclt
I luouey fiHillnlily lo buy lunlu'ln
at large prices ihluklna they ero clple u oil.
slon froiu several Hint such cam
pulguliiif was a sort, mushy way
of iitininiiiliiK In go Iieloiu the
people when a cniiipillgu of pilti
--U.S. Stands Pat
On Naval Demand
(Continued From Pajr One)
that the president was of the
opinion that the refusal of France
lniy,im voiw." lie ilehvd deeply
lu.o Ills Mibjecl and liiitlsled lltut
j such pitii itves wi re fur from
lnior.il and 1I1.1I II was hm heavy
a drain on ranitidines. Mr. Peter
son seemed ili'iermlned Hint vole
j buying 111 basket socials Mas mil
i of hue and lie was so deeply
: Interested III Ibis nspeet of Die
1 euiiiiuilgn thut Coinmllleeiiiun J.
(I. Wight. of llllilebriiiid look Hie
floor lo explain that a sap head
j who thought he was buying votes
wheu be bought u basket v. as not
entitled to ally votes ami III most
cases did not get many v lies. Mr.
, W ight suld he hud lieeu against
the busket social but since llu had
j heard Petersen talk lie was more
Meatty. Olio; . r " "
Mr IVlerinn was also In' favor
fresh mclium extra,. 35c:" fresh ln 'SSU '"'"S I-r-vlsional uj na,r , s,u.mi Ul. ,9JJ Ut
... ...... ... execuilves. .. .. ...i
-v . meaiuni iirsts. jec: unuersizea. ....... , ... . .
n ,a I I ae toiiui; ior provisional pres
litem
Xkiyd Crosby
. Dr. Paul Sharp
J. P. Lawaon .
,. W. O. Smith ...
Jack Knowlea
B. E. Drlsetill
Paul Dalton ....
O. R. Lorena
. 0.
' W.
4c.
to . Wheat PI) hluestem. f 1 40: j
10 soft white. $1 IS: western white.;
10 '$1.17; hard winter, $1.10: north-1
10 em spring, $1.09; western red.'
10 $1 11.
10, Ruiterfat Direct shippers'
10 price f. o. b. price. No. 1 grade, j
10 52c: station price. 50c: No. J. I
18.4Sc: Portland delivery price. No
1. 55c: No. 3. 50c.
!' Fruits
18 ;
18 '
18 '
S0
20 :
20 :
:o '
A. Krause 2 4
E. Lamm 24
24
24
R. E. De
W. W. Baldwin
R. D. Eller
fpHorace Brldgeford
'j. Bedford
Richard Weatherly .
'Dr. C. V. Rugh
'Bob Harrison . ..
'Tom Massey ,
' B. W. Mason
;Dr. O. A. Massey
H. D. Mortenaon
R. C. G roes beck
:C. E. Wiley 24
H. M. Manning .
Tom ' Deliell
Dr. J. R. Barr
Dr. L.' L. Truax
Henry C. Gerber ..
K. Grandahl
H. E. Hauger
B. L. Hardenbrook
Olen W. Hout
Dr. B. J. Rea
Cranberries. $5fi6: huckleber
ries. 11c lb: cantaloupes. $1 S5(T
2 crate: peaches. 3Hci $1 10
crate: pears, 1 1 . 7 5 ti 2 box: Con
cord grapes. 50c lug: crabapples.
75c box: apples. ?Sj 80c box.
Vegetaldi
Cucumbers. 351 75c peach
box: onions, $2.50 fi 2.65 sack:
lettuce. $1.25(1 1 50 crate: eel
err gtlftSOr ftnzen- sninm'h Hili
it? 1.25 crate: cauliflower. Slff
- j 1.50 crate: potatoes. $lil.40
"cut,; cabbage. $1.50 crate:
- squash, $1.25 hack: corn, 75c
rack: tomatoes, 40JS0c box.
j SAX FR-lXrlstO MARKtrrs
I SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25.
24 (CP) Butter Extras. 49c:
24 prime firsts. 4 Sc.
24 Potatoes Stockton. $1.10i
24 1.40: Washington Net Gems.
$1.40,7 1.70.
was secret nnd required'
only 25 minutes ntler congress
met ill jeillt scaMnu lu the seu
ate cluiaiber. Kai Ii deputy and
senator Walked to -Hie front of
the chamber and deposited the
ballot which had been handed
him. -
Portes Gil' name was the only
ono on the bailor. i
Favors Calbi ISilielti
Portes Gil Is regarded as a j
staunch supporter of President i
ICalles in all policies. As sec re-'
tary of the interior and governor
of Tamatilipas he has indicated
Ills Callista tendencies repeatedly
and within the last ten daya the .
president and his followers In
congress have held a series of
conferences which clearly .show
ed their support for Portes Gil.
He has strictly enforced relig
ious laws In Tumaulipas and al
though he has made no public
announcement In regnrd to his
attitude on the religious question
it Is understood he holds much
the same Tiewa as Callcs.
Catholics, therefore, find little
nera conference caused Its fail
ure. Jt vias suld be made clear
lit discussing the question that
be did nut approve of the Ku
ropeau press publicity giveii the
Aiiglo-Krench plan and its rela
tion to the I'ii 1 1 eil States navy.
The president made known tfe
thought the proper pluce to de
hale naval armameuia was not In
the public press, but at a confer
ence suchms that held at Geneva
laaj year.
r'aviir Naval 4'unfcivnce
The president s views, aa made
knowu at the White House, were
tuken tu mean the 1'nited States
would look favorably on partici
pating In another Geneva confer
ence called by some other nation
of the five leading powers. It was
iutlninted strongly that the Uni
ted Stales would not consider
participating in a preliminary con
ference with Fraa.'o and Great
Britain to discuss the Anglo
French naval accord.
The I'nlted States' note will be
in answer to communications
from Paris and London In Au
gust, which explained the Anglo-
name beiore Hie ciiiiimttieo and
Mr. Williams was nominated.
The committeemen present
were: George llrlcli. Mrs. II.
A.kley. William .Mc.Veclcy. Itoh
ell Kuykelldull, C. II. I'uderwood.
Glenn Haul, Charles W. Thomas,
r. S. .Montleloua, Uo Durban, M.
P. Luveiilek, John l.liuluiun,
Perry He I. a p. Lloyd DeLap of
Orlndulc, Mat! Eagnn of Algotua.
Charles K. Drew of I'llu Ridge.
Kred Peterson of Aliamoiit, Ho,
Monroe of Pellrun City. Hen Guy
or Wordeil. Klmer .Moore, of Poe
Valley. M. P. Prince of Langell
Valley, tl. P. Keller of Lost Riv
er. J. S. Wight nt Hltdehrand,
Frank J. trim it to of
F. Hove of Sprague Itlver. A. W
I'reaulx of Cliiloqulu. It. C. Pier.
son of Modoc Point, Ituy Taylor, "1 lulling the party randldatea In
of Wood River nnd It. M. Farmer 'a general trip ever the country,
of Chlloquin. His contention was that republl-
IS'terson Talks Morals jeans could not afford lo hold
Fred Peterson, county superlu-' meetings without inviting demo-
teuiiunt, spoke with considerable cruts and vice versa. No one i.p.'hein
force upon the liumorul practice ( enly assailed this sort or ram- 'allej
of holding basket sivlala In Hie palgnlng but utter the meeting
in. uses minus nillniirnen I here was nn
TTTE KLAMATH MEW8
PADLOCK SUITS
ARE FILED IN
FEDERAL COURT
4 'oiiiinltiee Iwiliiivd, Home
TltoilMI
Following die mooting, mem-!
here of Ihe committee gathered In
gVoupB and discussed iiiuny
tilings. One was the appointment
by Judge Kred F. Godilard of a
successor lo Ditttlup without roll
suiting Ihe republican county!.
central contlliltlee. Home took
the view that Hie JudKU should
huve called oil lite organ
isation lor some suggestion ra
ther than make an appointment
without consultation. No ubjec
Hon was huld townrd Mr. Wll
Hums shorn Judge (luddiird ap
pointed, but there was some crit
icism on what was described us
Ignoring Hie republican county
central colillliltlee.
It Is reported, 'lot onieliilly.
that Ihe democratic county ecu
trill committee will meet Frlduy
to name Its cundtiinle ror the
Duulnp tui'uncy. Several names
have been lucntl jned, among
I. C. Tlihnor of Lnugeil
I'dllTI.ANH, tire.. Hepl. 35. (!)
Tao p.ulloik aulta have been
riled In Federal court as a remit
of liquor Inw cases in Klumatlt
i -nil nly.
tine nbnlemeut suit was filed
iigalnsi J. It. M ii it I ii . owner, mid
lugh llnukiiis, oeciipaiit ot nieni-
nl Fort Klniiinlh, nud tho
other against Lelnnd Pnrasno,
ownir, and Hen Mitchell, occu
pant or premises at Chlloiiuln.
NAI'AIKIIIOCIIK.'I. Tex.. 8ept.
21, ll'l'l A recolltllielldiltlon of
9U yeara Imprisonment wna tlio
verdict remrned here'lodny by o
Jury In Hie trial or Will Thorfi,
negro, convicted of Ilia murder
of licpuly Hhsrirr John Hargla
during a ruld on a madhouse
near here In August. The Jury
was out 40 hours.
different school
etpres- true results use New. Itaaa Ada
127 Chevrolet Ijiudau H.-ilstt
New Tires. Wonderful CnndL
lion. Thollssliils of .Miles of
Kionomlial Transportation
Willi an o. K. Thai founts
Locke Motor Co.
Nelson Reed
David Vandenbnra; r
' K. M. Bubb '.
i T. P. Henderson
W. W. McNealy
t W. -C. Van Emon
J. E. Swansen
24 , Poultry Rroilers. Leghorn, 1
24:to li lbs.. 3Sfi39c: fryers.
24; young roosters. 3 4 lbs. and up,
24 34fi35c; old roosters, lfi 18c;
24 Leghorn old roosters. 13tl4r
24 1 Leghorn hens. Hi to J lbs.. 20
20; 0 33c: 4 lbs. and over. S3
24 '25c: large colored hens, 32 i 33c:
24 turkeys. 41 4 42c.
34 j Grain Barley feed. $1.45(1
24 1.65: wheal milling. $2 1 5 ft' 2.25
24 j OMAHA MVKSTtH'K
24 I Ho?s L'ncven. l".-25c lower.
2ojop $11.75 on 210 to 225 lb.
24; butchers: bulk 190 to 250 lb
.n weiKhis. $11. 2311. 65: 250 to
270 lb. butchers. $11. 40S 11.50:
Krtlirh npri.imrinl Tha uvulut.n.
hope for a settlement of the re- ,,,, , UI1(ltr,loodi h l(fon
liglous issues In Mexico during ; yWmri UItf.lvor!lb,v .,, (h, an.
the term of the provisional pre.l- ,wer , Mw(.d a;l,n clr,y ,
dent. In the eyes of Catholics JnnalvIe Alm.rU.a-s 8lIlUll ou ntyal
Portes Gil represents that type of ,rm, llml.altoI)ll
politician who generally Is op-1 , Ih.nil s,,,,,,,
pofed to the present demands or, TllB m7 ,.encvi ma,tnmv
the church for less governmental ,,.,. . Hi.m.,n
In religious eduea- ,:r..ilt iirl,i ,i,
I'uited Stutes on cruiser tonnage.
The Aimirfrmi nrnnnvBl ih.n
Political observers tnnl it dif- wMI ri.al, , ,,,
interference
tionul institutions.
Some Dlssatisfm ll
20
1 Bruce Dennis -. 24 i15 to " averages. $10.50
1 Z. j 6 1125: packing sows. $10.3545
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 19-6; smooth 300-Ib. sows np
) . .ward to $10.73
SEALED BIDS will be received -ttie fed steers and year-
ficult to estimate the extent of
influence which President Callcs
will enjoy under the provisional
president. , It is believed., liow-
I ever, that he will mtain a guid
ing hand lu the affairs of the
new administration.
Some dissatisfaction over the
election of Portes. Gil has been
forthcoming note was for a flm
limit of 4110.011 ton:; on all cruiser
construction. The proposals pro
vided that uuy t.ixe cruisers could
be constructed by ell her nation
within this limit up lo lo.noo
tons each.
Greut Hrituin contended It could
not build as manv laree erulsers
reported among the Obregonlstas as tne Valtfli Slate, l0 mailltin
and for this reason It la possible naval equality In this class, aud
that Calles will rontinue to act
as arbitrator between the con-
tending groups. Portes Gil is ex-;
j by the County Court of Klamath lings in light supply, steady to I pected to continue the settlement
County. Oregon, up nntll 2weak; she stock anl bulls weairl of the oil problems with the
r. ji uiiuwr 13-0. iio jsc lower: veals. 50cW$l low- United States
. .vt planum DAOC WLltSr, OI
j surfacing material on approxi-
rtill build within the limit enough
small cruisers to protect her
world trade routes.
Tho filial touches on the note
wero completed at a conference
Monday attended by Secretary of
hlch all factions
.nHrr'."- f , ? " Weak 10 1 regard aa aatisfactory and to the.siate Kellogg. Secretary of Navy
mately eight and three-quarters' ..:,T" ." ,Vi ,V. . iuii. i su ciskvisn. ; Wilbur. Admiral Charles
miles of the LANGELL 1:" " ------ i-onea Gil was . oorn in
I VALLEY HIGHWAY from MA-'",; Brass slaughtei heifers. SI 0 1 and wa, educated at his home
LONE" BRIDGE to approximately! ' ll- fw lot" $11-50: bulk grass ;ciiy- ciudad Victoria, Tamaullpas.
aution 450. involving quantities "eer cows. $S4iS.5u: bulk all whl.re he wa, t rtse l0 p,i,lca
a. follows: jcuilers. $6.50i7.50. Medium ! fame. sin. arlv manuoad ...
, 7zo cu. yds. rock or gravel, bulls. S7.60(us.25. piactical top hB .. , hi,., , ,,
: Plana and specifications and Pro-1 veals $14. few 514 50 fi 15- ; , ? , , 1 . f ence'
' do sal Forms mav he nrn.-nr.rf .1 -..,' ....' he has been Involved in pol-,
! ihe office of the County Eugi-! 12 75 yearlings $11 '5' feeders '""'
neer. ' "'',. "'5 roeuCrs Besides serving as deputy rrom
Bids must be securely scaled '" 1 , i , ,, . . Tamaullpas several terms, he has
ana plainly marked "Bids fori ' 1 been a counsellor In ih minl.trv
of ar under the late general
Obregon, a counsellor for the na-
Sur facing Langell Vallev Hlch- s,"',s off more; shtep steady
way." and addressed lo the . feeders dull. 25-51e lower: bulk
County Clerk on or before the'fat range lamhs. $13.25? 13. "0
hour of opening. Each bid must early top. $1.3.60; nutlves, $13
be accompanied by a certified 13.25; fat ewes upward to $6.50,
nfTh. 1L I'wa "J""!. "'T.f, farly; huIk '"Ing Iambs.
" U.1..U I'lllll.-U HI J It t f BAK,. .1-1
honrf ,..l l i..u l.lRllr.
v... tl,. i-oois ei
F.
Hughes, chief of naval opera
tions, and Admirals Hilary P.
Jones and Andrew T. Long. The
latter three wire America's ex
ports at the last Geneva confer-
HIT-RUN AUTO
DRIVER SOUGHT
tional railways, and a majiiHtrato
of the supreme court In Sonora
in 1915 whm General Calles was
governor of that state.
After serving a term as pro-
rhtrV nr hiIHg-'.
ij.i . . v . . feedine pwph. !4 7S? S ?S- hroorl.i
hir ,:.,nS.r..!ln. ewes mosily M.B.ftT BO: ' " of Tamaullpas
; Court, and the contract for the ' ""'"! ew Included: one deck , he v" 'w 'he constltu-
! work awarded thereon, the bid- choice feeding yearlings, average i tlonal term in 1924
. der wtll. within ten (10) days. 82 lbs., at SIO. I IIIs numerous reforms, inelud-
1 enter Into a legal cuntraet to do ' Ing those affecting labor and the
the work and furnish a bond as NOTICE To ('OMHUTflRS 'agrarians, made him one of the
reQulred by law. or forfeit to the , outstanding governor of the
u.t, aaiu leilllieu eueCK Or i C C 4 t C-Ii Dtno til l l...J rnmilru na ..f tl... 1
by the County Court of Klamath' tant projects was the "Ley Im-
loumy. uregon. up until Z prenta" a law giving complete
u 1 iui r 1 . .11. iM-uiuer o. un.
and then publicly opened and
i bidder a bond aa liquidated dam
1 ages.
' The County Court reserves the
, right to reject any and all bids
' or any portion thereof. Subject
j also, to the approval of the State
I Market Road Engineer.
1 COUNTY COURT OF KLAMATH
I COI'NTy.
f By E. B. Henry.
! County Engineer.
1 Dated Sept. 22. 1928.
i S26-04
an earth-
read at the County Court Room
Klamath Falls, Oregon, for:
Surfacing KEN'O - WOHDKN
HIGHWAY, a diatant-e of apprsg
imutely two and one-half 1 1 V2 i !
miles, and involving quantities
approximately as follows:
4500 cu. yds. of surracing.
Plans and Specifications and :
.Proposal Forms mav be procured i
Guadeloupe lat the office of the County Kn-
mines was 1 gineer.
Bids must be securely vi
and plainly marked "Bids rr
facing Keno-Worden Highway."
and addressed to the County!
Clerk on or before the hour of!
opening. Each bid must be ac-
conip-mied by a certified check j
or bidder's bond for 5 of the!
nmonnt bid. Such certified check
or bidders' bond must be condi-
' tloned that in the event the bid
RUMMAGE SALE I ' accepted by the County Court,
and the contract for the work
Ladles of the Christian church "Warded thereon, the bidder will.
PARIS, Sept. 25.
Island in the West
severely shaken by
if quake, according lo a message
received by the minister of colo
nies today. Point A Pitre. which
suffered terribly In the hurricane,
was damaged shortly after the
governor ot the Island visited
there on a survey of hurricane
damages.
liberty to the press. He also
made slgniricnat changes in the
state and civil code, particularly
In sections respecting the prop
erty HxhU a.-..-! Ifilierilunces.
He founded the first school of
agriculture In Tamaullpas and
the only school Tor Indian child
ren In the country.
Further illustrative ot Portes
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 24.
tAPl Polie today were seek
ing a hit and run driver hlatned
Ior tife death yesterday or
Henry J. Hlnrk. 46. or Vancou
ver, Wash., who w;i3 run down
as he was crossing Hawthorne
avenue at Third street.
Week end automobile totalities
included the deaths of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Crorkett, Esta
cada, who were killed late Sat
urday. PRICE OF CORN
RECEDES TODAY
CHICAGO, Sept. 2B,
Corn scored a moderate general
advance today and then receded,
September falling nearly 4c.
Wheat started unchanged to 5-8
cents down, rallied somewhat
and then weakened. -Oats ware
easv. Provisions dropped.
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' will hold a rummage sate in the
Ioomls building, Saturday, Kept.
29. adv. 23-3t
! New Upstairs Shop Beautiful
winter coats $18.00 and up.
i Dresses $7.75 and up. Best vul
oea In town. Walk upstairs and
save money. Melhase Hldg., 325
Main street. -adv. 22-tf
Classified advertising la a
morning newspaper proposition
lw, Vso Tb.0 Newj.
within ten (101 davs, enter Into
a legal contract to do the work!
and furnish bond as required by
law, or forfeit to the County said i
certified cheek or bidder's bond I
as liquidated damages.
The County Court reserves the
rlsht to reject any and all bids
or any portion thereof.
COUNTY COURT OP KLAMATH
COUNTY.
By E. B. Henry,
County Engineer.
Dated Sept. 22, 1928.
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