The Klamath news., October 25, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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'THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN'
Vol. C, No. 292 Price Fivo Cents.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928
(Every Morning Except Monday)
Coolidge
I s sues
Season's
Prayer
Peace, Tranquillity,
Prosperity Cited by
President in Thanks
giving Proclamation.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.
(UP) UrcitlcJont Coolidfe''
u mi ii ill "ifcm-riil thunkHiv
Intf lind prayer" procluma
lion, getting; nsido Thursday,
November 29. im ThunkH-
..Ifl.llV titlV U'lIU (Willful ..tlta
day. "l
The . prpaldi'iil'a prat lutuatiui. j
riled lh peace nd tranquillity
ml Hi prucpcrity o( tho. nation j
Tbe Inl follows:
Seaaon Approm-lir
"Th aoaann main apprnaclie
when 11 ha been ilia custom for
generations lu ol apart a tla
iif thanksgiving fur the blowing,
which Ilia (liver of all good and
period until haa bralowod upon
ua during Ills year. II U innt
becoming that we ahould do I bin.
lor Iho goodiicsa ami merry o(
Hull which haro follnarni ua
through Ilia year deserve our
grateful recognition and ae
knowladgeinent.
Through Ilia' Ulvlno favor
pear, anil Irauuullllty ' have
reigned throughout Ilia land: Ho
(Coulluurd m Vagt HU)
NORRIS FAVORS
ALFRED SMITH
PORTLAND, Oro.. Orl. 14. (U
Pi Unqualified cnd6rremrnt of
"fllo candidacy of ,Uof Alfred H.
Smith., democratic presidential
aomlnoc. waa mode ham today by
fanalor Goorgo Norrl. republl
ran. Nebraska. In an Interview
with Iho I'nltwl Prom.
Senator Norrla arrived In Port
Innd Wcdueaday morning from
Seattle and whllo walling at the
I'nlon station between tralna. lie
waa naked by Hip I'nllud 1'reaa
to confirm a atatenicnt by Fred
crick c. Ilowo. exocuttvo aecre
tary of Hie prugroaalvo league,
that ho (Norrla) would eudorao
Ilia New York (orcrqor'a candi
dacy. "Via, I am for Rnillh, 8iu-
alor Norrla aalil. "I favor nia.u waa elated lat night Hint
raiiilldmy over that of ili rbi rl jor ,B(j acnnr cmti (0
Hoover.
1 guoaa thai' about all .
I hero la
u. I II apeua ur - I
radio hookup nl Omaha Kulurduy rulnlv , ,,,,, c( w
iilghl. wlien Ill go l;"lfll;,Tr, ox,H.rlu.i.-o of m
nii1 nviilailii mv v iivn." .
and explain my vl,w."
I
Negro Driven Car
t. .
Smashes Viaduct;
Two negroes IrureMng anutli on
South Sixth street nt what wit
noaaua wild waa an oxceaalve rale
of airecd, arrniM'd tho side of a
small rnudatur and crashed
through the cohcroto rolling on j vinfi..i.i a...... i,i . .
the .,, hand aide of .... viaduct ZtloT'of K.TlM.
yoaterday evening. I Lumber M.,fet,ra' Aaaoela'
Wil l.... t ree... driver of llm lloll, .,.,,., IM. w
alleged speeding car. la In lull 1 on ,,,. , Illary c a,
a reekleaa driving charge. Tho;,,,,, .,,, , umu QB FM
Identity of tho oilier negro could iouar
not bo learned.. . Scott ban boen'n realUont of
After cruKliliig tbrougl. Ihe , rullfurnln for mora I hull forty
cu.it. uiu .. .. ,,.,m.
suapendod over th. edge, but Ihe
rur did not fall ovor onto tho
ground below tho incline.
Tho accident occurred about
6:30 p. .11.., when traffic over
tho viaduct wa . heavy, and aev
eral cars woro narrowly missed
by .tho car which crashed through
tho rail.
Hoover To Discuss Farm
Aid Plans In Final Talk
WASHINGTON. Orl. It. (UP)
Herliurt Hoovor wltl make a
rlnnl bid for tho fu rm vote In tho,
ratlin nddroaa at St. Louis No
vember !, on his way to Califor
nia to vnlo. '
To lilacna ttrlrcf
Tho republican candldnto made
known today be will discuss the
methods he proposes for agricul
tural relief, ar well a Inland
vutorway development, In thai
one formal radio speech ot hia
wealorn trip, In announcing the
Itlnorary today. '
"Hoover U expected to aiivunce
STUDENTS AT
OREGON HAPPY
OVER VJCTORY
JNIVKHHITV OK OIlKdON.
r'ugoiio. Ore., Oi-l. II Hpo
clnll Oregon' great victory
ovor. Ilia University ot Wash
liiKlun football team lait Hut
urday afternoon In Purtlnnd
changed Oregon aa a uulvera
Ity. lo a pop arhool. Thu stu
dent want wild, and Oregon
spirit rulgned supremo on Iho
ampua him Muudny. liaaaoe
meant nothing: a acrpeullue
waa funned at I oVIurk lu Ilia
Morning a'ud sludciile paraded
up and dowu th slruele. orur
Ilia rampua, through corridor
and claasrooma, brunkllig ap
rlu-wa and gaining new pi
crulla. lh fanipua waa over
run by a bowling, cheering
maaa of Oregon student".
. rvvnrul duix-in were bW'-o al
tf. Arthur rourt. Orcgnn'a now
basketball pavilion, llicr. wero
pi p liilka by lb iirosldriii of
Ilia altidriil body and various
prominent end"i.la. The foul
ball Uwin waa present on the
platform, auuaa wvrn auua.
yclla wrro gl"'il. and Iho
IhonKlila of aluilbn and rlaaaoa
Wrru raat Into oblltlua lor Iho
day.
Natatorium Will
Open Formally to
Public Tonight
With a program of (wlmmlug
race, diving, aad oilier water
etunl. the Klamath Kalla nat
atorium, located al 171 Mala
atrccl will bo formally or.jncd
to lit publie tbla evening. h
new nal baa been built l-v
llottl at a coat of ISv.euo and
la daelarcd to bo the tlurai In
utulliern Oregon and ono of the
flnoet fn the elate.
The moat nolabl fiaturo of
the pool, which la allaalcd In an
attractive alurco building, I the
filtering ayatem which la like
the ayatem nacd In the Jantarn
Uearh pool at Portland, de
clared to. b the moat modern.
poola In the aorlliwi.it. Tba ;
torn waa In. tailed it a coat of
$13,000 by Ijorcni company. Nat
ural hot water contra from lb
well juit buiaido Ihn natatorium
nn,l U kent In ronatant clreula-
tlonathrouah the f Uterine avalem 1
reaching the lank abaolutcly pure.
The natatorium la apucloua.
ttmil llahtud. wall ventilated, and
coutalna private lockcra of atoel, j
prlrato dreaalng rpoma, ihowera I
and long mlrrora. A roomy bal- j
cony haa been Inatalled for the
benefit of pectator. !
lnalrui-llona in awlpimlng will
be avallahlo by appointment, and
,nVllR ro la Uo artca lmmc.
(llntflv. V elur K. Himrka .Im
II aevell
,,,. ., . .
H19 Will I
i omuienclng loulrhl a ' llfn
III be on duly at all
ri.um anoarra, prlrato
t"nn ' n be bad
eiijr nine uy aiipoiutment.
Wihfield Scottj
To Address Rotary
jeurs ana is w no r known aa a
anoakcr and writer. Ho will
hove an his topic, "Knrcntry and
Itofurealatlo.. On Tho Pacific
Coast." , , .
llin talk wilt bo llliiatrateil by
ubntit loo spleuillUly colored
ulldcs, his collection of material
of this kind being without an
oiiual. It ,1s ballovvd.
notliliiK now In Mint address ou
farm relief, but to present his
program again, Willi an nppcul
for furm support. Thut appeal
will be directed particularly to
the northwostorn states, whore
democrats are making a strong
bid and whore their htrpca have
been Increased by tho announce
inont ot Sonntor Ouorge Nurrls
of Nebraska, Independent repub
lican lender, that he will support
Oov. Alfred E. Smith. '
leaves Nnve.iilx-r 1
Hoover will leave here for the
(Continued on rage'SU) ,
Yankee
Doodle
Attempts
Long Hop
Plane Piloted by
Captain Collyer Off
On. Third Trans
Continental Trip.
CHICAGO, OiO. 25, (UP)
T h o monoplane Yunkoc
Doollu. which took off lutu
vi.vii.r.lnv from N'l-w York
J . 1 - -
on u iKin-moii iwkiii. wt
A I.... - U...I ....( I..U1M
AI1KILB liou iiuv wi ,v i
nortiid over thu middle went i
turly totiuy.
. Ji - .1 . II... HIH, ....
Acrordin ui iho lima aiadu m
tho Yatikee Doodle"a trunpconll-1
iiental boo ' roi-enlly the plane
ntntal bop rei-eniiy. tno Plane
ahnuld hare been flying
.Mlaaonrt ur Kanaaa at la. m.
trPTl , '
. Plane Haa llrronl I
IIOOHKVKL.T niCI.D. U. I.. Orl. J
St. It'lM A trim white muuo-j
piano roared down Ilia fu:noue
Itoorerelt Field 'runway late to-
dajr, lifted alowlr. beaded Into
Ibe weal, and Iho third train-) II. .Tato, young Urltl.li aeicnllat. mm a locomotive. Hoy Clooae.j Tbe failure of the Brltiah-j planning on decorating the wln
lontlnrulal aon-alop aiuiupi of clalnm lo have 'overcome the l,.BI,lllB,r cmnfared on the O . C.' Dutch negotiation will mean the dowa of their atorea In a anitable
ine ioranraa law .unnu;iawa
OiHidle," waa under wuy.
Th tlmnui lltane llil-ll MOW
holda the record l'-r owan-lo-! The experiment waa demon- t'looae had bocn running ani fllrth(,r cfforu , conclude the ena." "grand piaaoa". aad "whii
ocvan flight, atari. d nt . 4 -1 f airatcd lu , a aerrct laboratory jenglna over Iho new railroad line; combine. United State rubber banga" of every description will
p. in., ouly a few wcoud after! teat, when a ploco'of metil nb- now in contraction from Spragualcompanle are assured of no fur- be among the memorable object
II left the ground It had ill -
Ihe ground It had ill -
. flying low. over tho
1 1
of the Currlaa field. .
mi.
appeared, flying low. over llio
hangar of tho Curtla field.
. .
In llin t-lof neat oat Cul'l
C. U. U. I. ('Oliver, joint holder
of Ih rniiud'the-worid speed rec
ord, and Harry Tucker, paaaenger
on both th pre:ona run-Amoi-.
(UoulluiMtl on Page Mix)
BEETLECAMP
TO OPEN AT BLY
ncetle rump No. 1 will bv
opeued" today ty th Koroat l'ro
Ivctlve aaaociatlon at l)ly, camb
No. i ua not opened, lu the
Modoc county forcat been una II
waa found the beetles had al
ready left.
A. It. Porter will be In elurgo
nf a crew of about St men al
the Dly camp. They will Inline
dlutuly atnrt falling, barking nud
burning the Infested tree to
kill the beetle, according' to
Jack Kimball, hcud of tho Korosl
Protection .asauclutlon. i
Al Smith and
1
ir'-'i i
Al Olllliu IDU iipriw-ri llUTr
k...,ih. id.
(jablea entered In a baby rbow. conduced by rhe women of Muhi.
I heart U glon. Al la on lha Ml. Herbert, right. And don't they
. n markable re.cmblCnce lo Ibelr nameaake.;
IOUng dCienUSl r
Claims to Have
ii - a fi
f. ri
Overcome uravity
LONDON, Oct. II. U'l') -Ml.;
of gravity, according
alchc toulght from JVeaf
ilepool to tbe Dally Kpre.a.
dcapal
I Hurtle
, aolutely unattached to anything
, aolutely unattached to anything' m,cr to fjly, -Tba al
waa euaponded In mld-alr, th'' ' , . J
, , .7 . . lalloVcd to ran oat of
deapatchua said. I i
I . .. lmoved downthe new t
waa eu.ponded In mld-alr. th
Ideapatcho ald. '
laio piaero on lap floor wi
hp floor I'm
metal, Which wa aald tu rrarai'
bio aluminum but wa of a com
noalllon not horrtofora known.
""""" " ti. n .nu.M
and pmcod a similar PlccolJ,,, and ,he oil turned' .uddenly
Y1 A 1 SI I Jn,lft VM II Itl I h A aa I SI Titan.
r0p Piece reined ;u7pend.d:
not for very loug. but ,for. i
long aa Tate left It th.-r.
"I liaro. eliminated tne forcd
of gravity." Tolo said. ''The' met-1
al la not tsnlated and It Is there;
that tbe practical VorSlbllltlea
of the discovery are" apparent.
I have discovered the new force
from known forces, ' by ellmlnat-
Ing gravity from th. metal., The j
composition St the metal . la j
known only to myaelf. but among
It poaalbllllle I controlling air-
rart rrom the ground.
Experts aald that. If true, the
discovery would be the araa-.eal
in centurlo.
Dend
L. M. Poss. nronilnent
citizen, la a bualneini vlaiinr in
the ell V. Itn ! rnH.lnnd ml ll,n
Wlllurd.
Seeing Nellie Home!
Herbert Hoover
Ul" huviuh m "in" .,
i in ih.- an. two of tim
,;HOy iIOO&e V.
i Engineer. Burned
in . . a i
T.. T1A fv"L ' which will be aulomatlcallr re-; To commemorate tbe tenth an-
lsy islaze in Lao Knrember ,. .rtur . B.'nirerrr of th. .i(ai..f t.e
' ' laucceaaful alx-year toat. Armlatlco ending tba World War,
Severely barned by bark-tire.' To Have Mlllloa Klamath Falla . merchant are
railroad ll In a local howvlng of mlJi'on of dollar, to
' " . . .j . American motorlat. and although
j u,ul a"1""1 bandagoa. , j reltobIe qlurter, Bere anticipate
, , tlv -The wnalno waa
- 1 . f ... i,;'or n'"1r month.
.--,---
f"""v" i
irac er
. f ' v. .
pragna uijnf ine sure
1th. wk. .'.ccordlug to report..!
Und when thiwtauk bad been fill'
- , " " J
,"'"" ..r: '
1" "s . '
inacn uuur. iuokuwihi
circled by. flames; v.
The- prwence of . a fireman.
who extinguished the fir.' In tho
i cab. probably saved Cloose from
fatal burns.; Although still bad-
ly burned,
stated.
wilt recover, it Is
KING'S UlllTIIDAY
BUCHAREST, Roumanla. Oct.
. """" V . 77
'" throughout the country this
J5 tThnraday) (UP) Chime
morning the dawn of the king's
, birthday. , '
'Blond, curly - beoi.-d - King
Michael celebrated hli seventh
celebrated hl seventh,
I .'rlh.lav .n.l III. nitlnu honored
hiln
;R U b b e 1
Combine
Attempt
s
Great Britain - Dutch
N e got i a t i ons for'
Monopoly Fail Will
Save Millions.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24,
(UP) N e g o t iationa be- :
tween British and Dutch in-t-reU
for a rubber produc
tion restriction combine to
dictntc world rubber prices
l.nvc collapHed followintf a '
I ... a i
f-jrvncea in London and An:
j . j ,l L'niljd Prena
""" ",c " " '
I learned In an authoritative
quartcp tonight
ed , the BrltB!
.
8teenn rubber reatneuon act. i
Collapse
lber I"'" pyramiding preuure.m' J aiirwci vac jw m inoae
,t was learned authoritatively
that Great Britain haa aonrht to
.k. " .
j v-t. hw sisiwuiuu, av iiiuuui.-
tlon reatriction with Dutch Inter-
eata for aeveral month.
ureal
-Bruai,, uai Holland control to -
I lBCT ,pproxlmotey 90 per cent
I
MJ
i--r a -a.Tn mvt t
KIIV Aillil WV I I . I .
i -
IHEARDR.D0NEY
I Dr. Carl Doacy. president of
'"' .., .Ur
P"1 w,n 00 'Poakor
at tne regular tuwauis. iuncneon
tins noon at ine cnamuer ot com
merce. . Arthur Schaupp. city at
torney, graduate of Willamette
will preside, as chairman.
111 a.g Porlr - fnni.
i JYlOOre ITSLTK U.0SLQ
Work Job Awarded:
I Contract for approxnnateiy
i 1 7.000 WOrtll Ot road Work In
Mnara reir!r baa been let to the
IT I Slebhlna Construction com-1
pany by the park board,
annondcrd 1 y-alcrday by
It waa 1
n
c-
C.
neney. c.iy engineer. lead to-s cosy room on th aec-
The contract Includes tho grad-;olld fl0or. where an electric lire
lug ot. roads, the building of aipla.e wl ,row 0t neat . ,,,
concroto retaining wall, excava-, niuniluate the orango and black
tlon fot- four tennl cfiurls, . and ! dworaUou Df th. room. The
thd laying ot some drains. J : jrooin 1 for lunchoona. clubs, and
Jt Is planned to have the work 'those, who wish to .have d I mer
;dono- this tall so that tho new j paroles. A prlvato gantry . has
i tills and loose . dirt can nettle boon .arranged to facilitate erv
I during the winter. Contract for 1 Ice to gneats. and lavatory ne-
Ithe surfacing will probably be
let next spring.
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Al Smith Defends Stand
On Socialistic Principles
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AKUNA. Uoelon, Oct. 24. (UP) per. ccut socialist, because he
Cov. Alfred IS. Smith took an j voted for It onco ami against It
tho thenio of hi speech hero lo-fonco. - ' ' - ' '
ulglit tho churgos Of Bttito socliilJ ' ' ("hanres "SllencC"
Ism brought against Ills program i Tile address was designed to
for prohibition, farm relief and I show that Hoover had raised the
wnlcr powor, by his republican I socialism cry to hldo his own
opponent, Herbert Hoovor. I "silence" on campaign Issues.
From this thcnin ho hammered! With characteristic Vigor, Smith
homo coiintor-chargos that lloov- j called tho roll of a number of
cr had appropriated the stock ar-1 prominent republicans who he
gument of the power trust and said must also be labeled social
lobby; that It the democratic ists because they advocated tho
farm relief plan was socialistic doctrines criticised by Hoover,
lite - republican . vice-presidential I In this distinguished group he
euudtdate, Senator Curtla, Is 50 J (CtluUaued os Fag Six)
COLLEGE BOY
MADE ART OF
VERNACULAR
BEATTLE. Waah.. Oct-. 14,
(UP) -A poat gradual atu
dsnt la the art of aalnf the
"vernacular" deaeended .upon
police headqnartera hero today
and left numoroua bard-bollcd
clorka In a daae.
Shuffllnc down tba corridor
toward Ih Information desk.
Iho atudent waa accidentally
Joatled by a meaaangef boy.
"Htand aalde. aballow water,
and lot the ocean roll by," be
commented, aa tbe meaecnger
boy atarcd, .hi mouth wide
open. .'
At the Information deak, the
atudent (arc evidence of real
gcnlua.
"Where tbe cutting and
alllrhing department?" be
naked.
"The what?" exekvhard tin
clurk. "We baroa't a tailor
ahup here." ' ; - ; ' -.:
"Oh furyr" cjaiolalcd the'
alndrnt. "Get mo now, "bV
hemouth, I want -the bovpithf
I ent my hand and It aceda
Tulcanlilng."
.
THU lV:il
1 31erCliantS '.Will
TB4va4vma44 TJaTiilAnTr.
Armia.. -Waolr
. iuiiuouvv I v vva
faahlon th. week preceding No-
ember 11. ,
-Flying piga." "rolling kltch-
; waicn me winaow oi ieaa-
""' -..u".-"
l""ai, otoii. uw
I been barred bv Klamatr Poat No.
- - - - -
J. Amrtc.. ln. whlefc b
. "
' merrnanta navmg tn ueju
I w,ndow w,n ret,Te r,M ,orl
I K Ib af n h aa.fcaaai akai I a4mi.
'tWkTiSFIlC.
" 'or the third prtae.
Winner, will
be announced.
j i -
and prises awarded at the an -
nual Spud -Ball at the Exhibit
building af the fair ' grounds.
Saturday. November IS. It was
announced last night by Alfred
D. Collier, commander.
Dillon Improves
WUlard Hotel
Preparing for the winter rush
of parties, lunches, aad for tbe
wlnlM. 4.nMn. wfm uin Huimi.
rlVJ
constructed on tho second floor
of tho hotel, and Is starting a
apeelal Sunday evening dinner
with music by a local Orchestra.
The new banquet room- will
1 have a sido cnlrnnco near tne
back of the hotel, and atalrs will
havo
irommoduttons have been- In
stalled. N .
Mr. Dillon hasalso had a pri
vate' offleo, constructed near the
! banquet hall. Total cost of the
Improvement Is approximate!;'
ST.G00.
DARTMOUTH BACKS CHOSEN'
j HANOVER, X. H.. Oct. S4. (U
iP) Barf McDonough probably
! will play quarterback tor Ihirt-
i mouth against Harvard Saturday, i
i replacing , Harris. Al Marstcrs'
j Injured ankle has completely re
covered and tho big CI recti bark
will start the game at his old po-
-' sitlon at right halfback..
Dr. Lloyd
Stewart
Dies From
Gunshot
Physician Had Been
111 for Two Years
Whether Accidental
Or Not Unknown. .'
j H. I). Lloyd Stewart, for
the pant ten years a phys
ician in Klamath Falls, died
late last night from a run
: biH' wound in the head.
' Itr, Stewart had been In ' 111
(bKh for tho laat two yeara. and)
during the laat 'year had praci
! tlcally abandonad hi practice.
He waa known , aa on of tba
foremost . bone experts la tb
I northweat. 1
Waa Or an tag Oauat
! Hi had laaL
recant I y returned
trip, and yeeter.
Uar , eieam.
day waa cleaning .hia gun. II
j wi-
late laat night, shot through th.
head by the discharge (roe a
pistol. . Whether It was acciden
tal or not la not known.
. His wife., who was not In thai
room at the time ot th abet.
called tbe ambulance and be was
rushed to th. hospital. Ha was
ancoasctoas when taken to th
hospital and died s abort tim.
Utter.,. . -". ' :. ' ,
... .. Property Owner i
He la survived by hi wife,'
Mr. Myra Stewart and two child
ren, Lattla and Stephen. . Ho was
ICowtlnweel a Jage KU) -
LEG SEVERED
IN ACCIDENT
f- Acciuwitily.C.lltr. !kV
Igiag tratn,fht car whil jenronte
to Brny mfir t(j .secure, work..
j young man by .the name of.
Wright yesterday had 'his loft
' leg ran over aud cut off by to
wheels of Ihe. cor., .. '
Wright was rushed to the hos
pital tn Klamath Falls, where H
was found necessary to amputatn
th. leg. He waa unconscious np
until a late hour and little In
formation could be learned of the
4 accident, other than that he bad
been looking for work and was
riding the train, had (alien off,
and under the car and had been
Injured. It waa learned that his
parents reside In Happy Camp.
CalK. x . . . -',
The accident happened about
three miles, beyond Chlloquln. -v
Graf Zeppelin
Flight Delayed
LAKBHL'RST. N J., Oct. U.
(WMtThe lllott Ot the German
dirigible Oral Zeppelin over the
mid-western states was postpon
ed tonight until Thursday night.
Shortly before 10 p. m.. tho
hour set for the departure. Ur
Hugo Eckener. commander of the
dirigible, announced th. craft
would not kiav. the ground until
Thursday night.
The announcement wa made
after receipt of weather report
from Washington, which appar
ently Indicated unfavorable con
ditions for the Waul. ,S
Flapper Fanny Says:
' Vou amy buy a car for song
but somebody has to furnish lite
notes. .
ar.ft. u aff off . ' . ,,