June 2, 1933
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THE KLAMATH NEWS. K..AMATH FALI.S. OREGON
PEACE TREATY
SIGNATURE IS
PUT OFF AGAIN
lly llloM.AS M. IOIUM.
tnliwl I'reae Htatf torrc.MncpBl
ItO.MK, June 1. (U.B Premier
Benito Mussolini nd the muas.
...w. ( Kr.nio. Kintlmid na
Oerinany closed lhlr oldies nt
p. io. tonight. '''
welting lor a'dratt of the rour
power pi P"tt lf"m Ounevi,
which ttioy were lo nav Inlllal
ed. They walled In vain during a
day filled llh rumort lo official
and eemi otflrlul clrclre. Tha
diplomatic corps peculated on
' when tha Jurl.li at Genoa would
complete tha draft.
At tha Kramh embassy, It was
aid tha InlllalllnK ahnuld occur
by Saturday, at tha leteel. Thi
llrltlah wara hopoful tha draft
would arrlva tomorrow, In ordor
that tha Initial!!!!- and taxi could
ba raportad In tha houaa of coiu
mooa Prior to adjournment tat
two weeks.
t.rrrvttilng Bt
Mussolini and tha ambassadora
confidently bad excld tha
draft to arrlva, and all arrange
ments had been made tor the ela
borate Initialing ceremonies In
tha Venice palace.
in momma the Premier and
the three ambsssadore awaited
word from deneva bat none
rimi. The draft waa held up. It
wae not until the chancellories
elated for luocheoo after I p. in.,
however, that doubt became un
disguised that the part could be
Initialed today.
Even then the diplomat! refin
ed to give up, and resumed tbelr
vigil after lunch. The afternoon
dragged on. the Bight tell.. Thy
waited until p. m- long aftur
their dinner hour, then cloaed
their nfflrea and went home.
The I'nlted Preaa waa Inform
ed that eleventh hour rhanrea la
the draft allll rauaed illsoiawnn
among tha Jurist at Geneva out
the-offlrlale Instated there waa no
real bitch.
IHrflrulllce Hern
Dispatcher from Parle were
leaa optimistic, and It waa Indi
cated week end contrrencos th're
might be held to Iron out the dl
f lenities allll halting the accept
ance ot tha Rome peace pact de
signed to prevent war In Ku." P
tor 10 year.
The Quel D'Orsay In Paris, die-
patchee from the I'nlted . Preta
there aald. waa without official
Information tonight whether Sir
John 8lmon. British foreign ae
cu'err, would arrive to partici
pate Is week end talk- which 1
wa( believed Norman Davis, the
auinrlraa. wisnea to inaiigau w
cauaa Germany atlll reervce b-r
glgnature to the four power pact.
The French were Incllnou lo
nspect a maneuver whereby An-aio-Amerlran
preaaura woulil he
brought to bear on Premier Ed
ouard Delndler, In Paris, to In
dure modification of the French,
anil-treaty revision attitude, to
enable them to dispel the Ger
man objeetlona and obtain early
signing of the Rome accord prior
to the atari of the world econom
ic conference a week from Mon
day. Tha dlspatrhea aald that the
French attitude remained firm
that there waa not aufflcient
guarantee ot eerurlty either In
the Rooaevelt aecurlty ailan (an
nounced el Genera by Davie re
cently) or the four power pact to
Induct Franca lo disarm.
Plaintiff Win
r. r In Circuit Court
k circuit court Jury called
Thursday morning to hear the
case of the Bent Spring company
vereua C. B. House, returned a
verdict favoring the plaintiff In
be amount of f lt31.ee with six
ler eent Interest alnce January
.5. 111; 1134. 4 and ll0 at
orney feea.
Thoao serving on the Jury were
;ertrude Canker. George Hagel
lein, Clara Bowen, Coleman
I'Laughlln. Myrta V. Morris.
VIII Wilson, R. R. Wright. Floyd
"ally. J. J. Keller, George B.
"lie, Leroy Asbcroft, Joseph Bol
ne. v..
Other cases are expected to be
resented before the Jury Is dla
nlraed and Judge H. D. Norton
atnrna to Medtord.
MT. LAKI NEWS
MT. LAKI. Mra. Otto Wab
lea entertained the Ml. Lakl la
Ilea' aid Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty-three member and ten
'Isltora attended. The Indie pre
en ted Mrs. Kurta. who Is leaving
:ood. with a luncheon cloth. Th'j
'.Id will meet with Mrs. S. P.
lehllnger next month.
Mr. and Mra. O. W. Bell re
arced from a visit to Portland
t Thursday.
. Mrs. T. W. Halley has been III.
Mra. D. Cooper called on Mra.
Iptoa last week.
Mrs. Carson ot California Waa
pleasant visitor at the Falrclo
'ome on Wednesday.
Baseball
CHICAGO, June 1, UP)
Jlixv Dean held tbe Chicago Cubs
o six hlta for a ( to 1 victory
bleb boosted tbe St. Loula
;ardlnals Into frtst place In the
N'atlonal league ahead of the Idle
Pittsburgh riratee.
NATIOXA1. LEAOIK
R. H.
it. Louis 11 0
Chicago .. 1 , ' I
Dean and O'Farrell; ' Bush,
Henshaw, Nelaon and Hartnelt.
R. H. E.
New York 7 IS S
Philadelphia ............ S 7 1
Fltnlmmons and Mancuso; El
liott, Llska and Todd.
AMERICA LEAOI B ,,
R. H. B.
Chicago 15 1
Detroit SIS
Lyona, Faber and Ornbe,
Berry; Howe and Hayworth.
Chicago's World
I PaHcantrv Ushers in
mnorji's BIBLE
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Brothers Sentenced to Gallows
Pomp and pageantry were ram- J,;. n , '.
pant at the brlUlant opening of the ..-- '.
Century of Progreaa', the new Chi- JJ
cago World's Fair, Saturday. -
HIMIV, ilWBV "V ... . . .1 . ... M. .
son, Racine
parade preceding
right. Avenue
exDoiillon
thronaed with Dart ot the WO 000
opening day T4ltora. Lower rlsht.
rotables who spoke. Lett to rls.it,
Jamee A. Farley, postmaster gen
eral; Rufua O.
president; Oov
Mayor Kelly ot Chicago.
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rial rair, Doiuin.j. v-'-V (gvxym v-.T
t bearing Ulllan And.r A. 7 P f ; WV "J
ic. Wla.. queen, In the 1 Vn-VT-wV f ' t .fT T'.i-"i - 4X9
.ccdln, opening. Upper $iVt ; .V & At !
,u. of Flags, one ot the )A t';l'ijd-- '. fa
thoroughfare!, to K-jr,5'?'" I -; : S' iutf-''J' -
poke. litnionsm, jf jv,' . x .. " . " - '
ey. pojtmaater gen- Z.fsfy e.r1-S-' f ' -i -Jl
1. Dawea, exposition f j'i ''' viJ fl'-'t V'' S v 4 U
r. Homer of llllnol.; (gULA'-fcift IvO-Ha HMwJ if.i.jK ; A
:lly ot Chicago. . 1
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Pecora in Four Morgan Hearing Moods
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Here are four Intimate character studlea ot Kerdlnind Pi-cora. couneel for tbe tieeate committee in
Teatlgatlng tse Houaa of Morsan. , Shrewd Inveitl-ator. aharp qucatloner and. at be proved In a clash
with Benalor Class, a fighter, Pecora Is gaining wide repute la tbe Inquiry. .
Tbe Vacation Bible School,
which baa keea conducted at tbe
Altamoat acboolhouae, under the
direction of tbe First Presbyter
Ian church, will close Friday
with a program and picnic lunch.
The achool, directed by Alvln C.
Olson, baa created much Intereal
in the community during Its three
weeks' duration, with enrollment
of 110 children ranging from
pre-achool to the eighth grode.
The average dally attendance
waa around SO In aplte ot con
siderable nnfarorable weather .
The pre-achool children, under
Mra. E. B. Hall and Mri. Ralph
Welse, have learned eeveral aongs
and Bible veraea besides tbelr ac
tivity projects. Mra. Byrud and
Lenore Nendel bad charge of the
primary children, the firal three
gradea.
The fourth, fifth, and sixth
granea were aiviuea into two jec
tlone 10 aid In directing actlrl
tlea. Mlsa Dorothy Smith of la
tlea. Mlsa Dorothy Smith of Kla
math Falla conducted a courae on
the atorloa and hooka of the Bl
hlo. Mra. Stella Bowne directed
the boya In manual training and
tbe girls In aewlng. Mra. Bowne
waa assisted by Maxlne Peterson
Mrs. John Schtefersteln assisted
in all the lower classes aa well a
playing for the assembly period
Tbe seventh and eighth grade
boa were euperrlaed In study
and manual training by Mr. Ol
son. The girla of thla age were
Instructed by Mra. J. L. Rlcheyo
of the Immanucl Baptist church,
in Hltile geography and history,
ra. Pearl Schulta of the First
i Christian church opened' her
home for these girls and taught
the elements of homemaklng. .
WEATHER
The barometric pressure con
tinues to hover In tbe vicinity ot
2S.50. and the Cyclo-Stormagraph
at Umterwood'a pharmacy has re
corded but little cbanse during
the laul period of observation.
Not much change In weather con
ditions 1h indicated, although
with the low pressure prevailing,
conditions are favorable for local
showers.
The Tycoa recording thermom-
etor registered maximum and
minimum temperaturea today ca
follows:
High. 7S Low. 45 - -Forecast
for the next 24 hours:
Oenerally fair, with some cloudi
ness, and moderate ;emperaturea.
Tbe Vnlted States reclamation
service reports no precipitation
for the H hours ending at I p.
m. Wednesday; 8:35 for the sea
son; 10.98 normal; 11.10 last
year. The aeaaon'a maximum, il.
o May it.
M'us Bradford
Given Schqlarship
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Two brother Manuel IT (left), and Fred. 10. Hernandez, who have
been sentenced to hang In Anions alter conviction In the murder ot
prospector sear Casa Qrande, who was robbed of 135. WUfl them
an Dolores, a sister, and their mother.
McGraw Will Lead
National Players
In Chicago Series
By STI'ART CAMEROX
I'nlted Frees 8 porta Editor
NEW YORK. June 1. (U.PJ
Baseball' "Little Napoleon"
John J. WcOraw came back
from bla self-chosen Elba today
to accept the managership of an
all-star National league team
which will meet at similar Ameri
can league club at the Chicago
World's fair, July .
McGraw undertook to lead tbe
National leaguera after a poll of
the eight clubs of the circuit had
made him a unanimous choice.
The aelectlon haa two Import
ant angles, one. the tact that
baseball waa forced to call upon
the man who dominated his
league for decadea. and the other
that McGraw. for all his declara
tions of being through with the
Flying Mollitona
flan Ocean Jump
LONDC&. June 1. (?) If
present plana culminate satisfac
torily, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Molllson propose taking off from
Croydon Monday on a non-stop
fllriit to New York aa the tir.-t
leg of a flight, which It la hoped,
will establish threo world rec
ords. VAS ARRKSTKD
Charles Houre and Marie Ked
",y were arre.-ted at Title. Lake
Thursday by V. G. Klock. deputy
thorilf of ttklyou county, aud
t onbtuhle Ben Fora. on cliarAc:
o( va-rnncy. llouso waa given a
fine of $2 and gix montha' atia
por.ded sentence. Mnrie Rvddy
v.as given a 89-day sucpeuded
-'nteare.- Both apr-carea in the
Title Lake Justice court . before
Judge Prootlce.
Most bumans are born ' at
niht. but most twins are born
rround noon, according to a Ger
man authority. 1
Miss Maryellyn Bradford, sen
ior at the University of Oregon,
and daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Loula Uradford of this city, nns
been awarded a scholarship 10
the. University of New York.
- Forty of these scholarships
I were prerer.ied throughout the
the United States thl, year, two
!ot them going to V. of O. itu
I dents, Mlsa Bradford and a Port
lland boy.
active aide ot tbe game, accepted
the call.
It'a been nearly one year alnce
McGraw haa given an order oa a
baseball diamond. He startled
the baseball world last Jnne S, by
announcing he had resigned as
manager of the Olanta.
The reasons for his withdrawal
are well known. The blggeat one
waa that while time and morals
change, McGraw did not. He
drove his men In 1931 Just as be
id In 1000. and the latter day
youngsters didn't fully under
stand. - So the Glanta and Mc
Graw agreed to par aa tar aa
managerial duties were concern
ed. He. waa relegated to an ac
tive rice presidency. Bill Terry
succeeded him.
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! , Altamont
ALTAMONT, Oie. Mr. and
Mra. A. E. Scott and family of
St. Francis park left last week
for Tillamook, where they will
visit relative aid friends tat
two weeka.
Mra, Estalent Harrington re
turned home Monday from the
Hillside hospital, where she has
been receiving treatment lor
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mca. Robert tteera
and family ot Lennox were Al
tamont visitor Sunday.
Rose Haydea. daughter of Mr
and Mra. Wesley Austia ot Shaw
Bertram Is recovering Irons a ra
Jor operation, which ahe na.r
'went at the Hillside hospital las
wee a.
Mra. Oladya Irwin waa vtaltln
frltnds In Altamont Tuesday.
Kiwanii to Hold
Good Will Mftini
TIi Klwanla club met In eloaar
sesitlon for the regular waeav
iuncneon Thursday aud discuss-'
the proposal of hol-liu' a Join
good-will meeting wch the Ma.
doel, Calif., grange. A lentatlf
date for the meeting ai set lc
June 10.
Plans for a Ladles' alght th
latter part ot June, were also dls
cussed. All committee ol h
club mad reporta ot actlvltl
and plana oa which they an
working.
Lost 40 Pound
On Doctor' Advice
I'm a user of Knuehea Salts
aa a reducing remedy aad caa '
aay they are fine, flay loel '
mora than 40 lb, tn the past
year. Am gradually rMarhig ae
my doctor adriaea." Mis Bertha
Waldo, Ha man, X. Dak, (Oct.
3, -aa.
Once a day take Kruschen
Salt on half tespoonfal tn -glass
ol hot water first thing
every morning. Bealdea losing :
ugly lit BAFELY you'll gala lr.
health and physical attractive
ness constipation, ga and acid
ity will cease to bother you'l!
feel younger mora active ful
of ambition clear akin ipark '
ling eye.
A Jar that hut 4 weeks cost ,
but a trifle at Whitman Dru ,
Co., Star Drug Store or aa;
drugstore tn the world but de
mand and get Kruschen and If
one bottle doesn't Joyfully please
you money back- .
THE MASTERPIECE OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION
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BOUT GASOLINE"" ijf D VE R TIS E M E N T (u MBER 2
STICK TO THE GOOD GASOLINES
BEVARE THE NOT SO GOOD ' .
Claims! Claims! Claims! But it's better to
know the Facts . . . and here they are!
Besides STANDxVRD diere are several
good gasolines. ;
There are many more "not so good" gas
olines inferior because it is cheaper to
leave out important refinements. :?
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-PROOF
An trie am Jmumtiitt Atmiatitn Ccntttl
Bord Jim Sundard Gaitlinti .
The American Automobile Association
Contest Board, at our request, has omler
taken to make lis own independent tests
of Standard Gasoline. Wt will publiih the ;
results of these tests which will include
the starting, acceleration, anti-knock, and
mileage of Standard Gasoline as compared
- with other guotinea, In order that you
may have tha decision of this nstlonally
recogniied authority upon our clsim that
"Standard gasoline is unsurpassed in
ALL qualities. ' '
oi Statement ofPollty
As a step in the stabilization of Amcri
can business, this Company reaffirms in
policy of rffiuing u irll n fritnuttm.
Furthermore, realising that depressed
conditions sre only prolonged by un
economic competition,this Company wilt
not attempt to increase its present per
carnage of business at the expense of In
competitors. The Company will not add
to its present salts outlets either by con
struction of new stations (existing com
mitments excepted), or by stttmpting to
acquire stations now supplied by in core
pttltors. These tales policies will be con
tinued to long at competitive conditions
make them possible.
You often "can buy such gasolines at
slighdy less than, good gasolines cost
a few cents a week difference. It does
not pay to do so.
....
Stick to the good gasolines. Each has at
least one or more qualities of superior
performance such as starting, accelera
tion, anti-knock, or mileage. But
STANDARD GASOLINE
is tm surpassed
in ALL qualities
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