The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 06, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJune 6, 1933 THE -KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE T (Continued from Pg On) ws suppoaed lo dallver to Rltrhie, according In the com plaint. While th aarks wr In his posaaalon. SpangUir declared th building In which they wr alored waa broken Ulto nd th aarks liken. . ltltrhle, Zimmerman nd Caaoy are all lu Ilia pumloe. atone busln.aa at lha mareiv aad tha baga ar used fur shipping pumlca alono. Itltcbl alleges that Zlmmarinau and . Canny, thrnuib Hpanglar. got the baga laat work and loaded out a ship ment of pumlca alnna. Casey and Zimmerman had sot baen aerved with tha war ranta Monday afternoon. Matt em Wings Way Over Siberia, Ahead Of Present Record (Continued from Page Ona) olln at 13:40 a. m., today, east rn atandnrd time. (Ha la tha II rut man to make a non-atop bop aloua from Now York In Norway). .Mnttern Very Weary Maltern, who appeared very tired, aald ha bad had nothing but orangee to ent and only a lltllo water to drink dtirlnar the lung fUaht from New York to Newfoundland and thence across tha Atlantic. II met foga and atorm on tha way over and waa 300 kllo metara off bla routa when be reached Norway . "When I reached lha wcat eoaat of Norway,' I thought It waa Scotland." aald Mattorn, Followed Coastline "Rut finding later that It waa Norway I followed tha aouth coast In th hop of maklni Gain, but I didn't know Just where that city waa altuated. "Seeing what I thouiht waa a aandy ahore, I circled around and made a landing on a atony beach. Tha landing waa rather difficult, but I brought tha ma chine to earth satisfactorily on a little laland Inhabited by SO paranna." After an hour' aleep, the airman attended to hla plane, and flew off to Oalo. He landed at tha military airdrome an hour later. Oregon Pioneer Passes Sunday Margaret Rchumacher. 82. died Sunday at the home of her daugh ter. Mra. Charlea R. Miller of thla city. Her death followed an tllneaa of five daya duration, al though ehe had been an Invalid for many yeara. Mra. Schumacher waa born In Chicago, HI., coming to Oregon In 1871. She baa mau - her home In Klamath Falla wllhMra. Miller for the paat IS yeara. Funeral aervlcea will be :lrt Tueaday afternoon at 1:8-) o'clock In the chapel of the Karl Whltlork funeral home, with Dr W. T. 8. Rprlgga. paator of Emanuel Kaptlal church, officiat ing. Canter and Cozad Prepare to File Two more Klamath Falla men announced Monday they were fil ing to represent the county In favoring repeal of the 18th amendment at th itate conven tion. J C. O'Nell. local attorney, and Roy W. Hodge or Merrill have already filed. Noble Can ter and Gary Cotad aent their samee to Salem, Monday. The four men who have filed all favor repeal. Final date tor filing la June 10. Name of can didate for the convention will be placed on apodal election ballot. No candidate have filed from thla county favoring the retaining ot the amendment. CIRCIE TO MKKT Harmony circle of tho Chrla tlan church will meet Thursday at 1 p. m., for a pot luck lunch eon followed by a bualnee meet ing. If a paved road la noglected and permitted to get Into bad ahape, the average coat of oper ating an auto over It lncreaaea from 6.44 centa a mile to 8.42 centa a mile, aay nxperta. In the laat 15 yeara 825.000 peraona have been killed In auto accidents. BB Legal Notice COUNTY TREASCRKR'S -NOTICK Notice la hereby given that there are funda In the County Treasury for redemption of all outstanding Current Expense Warrant protested on or before May 1, 1938, and County Road Warrant protested on or before January 1, 19.1.1. Intereat on aame will cease from this date. Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore ton, Ibis sth day of June, 1933. OEORGE P. TAYLOR, County Treasurer. HJ6.8 NJ 8624 NOTICE OF ANNUAL-SCHOOL ELKCTION Notice la hereby given to tha legal voters of Union High School District No. 8 of Klnmnth .Coun ty. Stale of Oregon, that tho an nual school meeting of aald Union High School District will he held at Klamath Union High School. Klamath Falla, Oregon, to begin at the hour of 1 o'clork p.-tn.v on the fourth Monday o.' June, 1933, heing the 28th day of June, 13"t3. Thla meeting la called fof -thn purpose of electing one TJIreetdf of Union High School District No. t of Klamath County, Oro gon, and the trim-action of busi ness tiaital at audi a meeting, Dated this 2nd day of June, 1938. LESLIE Rogers. Chairman of Board of Direc tors of Union High School District No. I, of Klamath County, Oregon. Attest: W. S. WILEY, Clerk. (June , 18, SO) N623 AMUSEMENTS Pelican Now playing. Diana Wynward and Cllre Brook In "Cavalcade." Pin Tree Now playing, Leo Carrlllo In "Men Ar Buck Foola." VoNow playing. Joan Craw ford In "Today YY Live." 1'rXH'AX 'MAN FROM YMTORDAY" "Cavalcade," the Fox pleturlra tlon of Noel Coward'a great play, conma lo the Pelican theatre to day for an engagement of three daya. It arrlvea with the highest pralae ever accorded to a Mi,., hv ,-rltlra throughout the country, and the greateat enlhinl- aam over evinced y motion pic ture audlencea. D ana Wynward m..A ftivM itrnn have the leading role. In 'hla -j: i .. CI a genera- lion. The supporting cast m clndea Urania Jeana. Herbert iiiitrfiii. Una O'Connor. Frank I.awton. Ireue Browne. Merle Tottenham and Hcryi mercer. Frank l.loyd directed from the acreen play by Reginald Berkeley. PINK HM5 - r.-llln I. Mn n hla wall- known trirka of plunging one from laughter to tear and back again In "Men Are Burn Foola. ' the heart-warming RKO-Radlo picture at the Pine Treet theatre today. Carrlllo. nnder the capable di rection of William Nigh, play the role ot Tony Mello. an Amer Icanlied Italian who goea to Vien na to etudv mualc, and there falla in love with Lllll Arno. bla pupil and protege. i -. . i ...... - n.kn.ii. la MmII r if as Lllll, Una Mcrkcy give one of her moat aollRntlui cnaracieriaa tlnna aa Molly, Karl Foie la the wicked Darrow, Tom Moore, kind ly plainclothes cop, and Joaeph Owlhorn glvea one ot hlB hum orou German characterlutlone. VOX The flrat Joint appearance In a talking film of Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper made Sunday night at the Vox theatre In "To day We Live" la a happy event for movle-goera. For here la a picture whlih c .nihlne, romance of a atllllng order, with a clean cut, forceful alory ot the war with the emphaaia laid on the part r-layed by the commandera of the dangerous Hrltlah two-man tor pedo boata, known aa the "ako ter fleet." In "Today We Live." Mlaa Crawford offera what la probably the flneat work of her entire ca reer, and ahe la ably aeconded by Cooper, the ecenra between theae two rising to a new high In the way of fervid romance. Robert Young aa the lover who loae out offera a dlatanctlve any aympa- Ihctlc portrayal, and Fanchot Tone aa the brother prove to be a new talkie "find." Excellent performancea are contributed by Roacoe Kama, the Inimitable Lou la rioaaer Hale. Rollo Lloyd and Hilda Vaughn. Tho popasfer broad of India Too Refeet bselow or avail ob4 In your rerigheorftood. Ask your grocer for one of aSern. ASTOR INDIA BANQUET INDIA CEYLON BANQUET ORANGE PEKOE CRESCENT BLACK GOLDEN WEST LIGHT OF ASIA . LUCKY STRIKE ' MILLION DOLLAR MONARCH OPKKO . . PRIDE OF INDIA TYLER'S INDIA ON on A OF HEART BANQUETED The annual aenlor banquet given by th alumni of Sacred Heart academy waa beld In the Wlllard banquet room Thursday evening. The 11 graduates and thair parent were seated at a apeclal table In the center. All table were decorated wltb aweet peas, the claaa flower. Ninety persona attended. Harold Llghtfoot acted as maater of ceremonlea to th fol lowing program: Alumni toast, William Elliott; freshman tnaat, Hoaalle Mac.Ma hum; sophomor toaat, Zed Harris; Junior toaat, Mildred Col well; junior claaa prophecy, Joy Dunn and Audrey Lavenlck; Mass hlatnry, Harold Krueger; cluaa poem, Catherine Zeltler; Song of the Islands, Stella Al bert and Margaret Dyche; claaa will, Mary Anlre Colwell; vale dictory, Anna Marie Burke; vio lin aolo, Margurnt Dyche. accom panist. Stella Albert; address. Rev. T. J. Brady. After the banquet the annual meeting waa held, at which new offlcera were elected, aa follows: Harold Llghtfoot, prealdent: Virginia Dyche, vice prealdent; Margaret Dyche. aerrelary-lreaa-urer. and Harold Krueger, his torian. The Alumni aaaoci'ation has planned to have more social af faire In the future. A picnic la lo be held by th alumni Sun day, June 11. Chamber Banquet Program Complete (Continued from Pag On) merre, also mayor of Redding; Clifford K. Kaeltier. prealdent Redding Junior chamber of com merce; A. H. Oronwoldt, chair man board of aupervlaora and vice president of Sbasta-Cascade Wonderland association; Major Willie J. Tack, commanding of ficer. Redding district, U. 8. army; T. L. Stanley, manager Shasta - Caacade wonueriana as sociation. Oreion guests will be: A. H. Banwell. secretary Medford cham ber of commerce; Don H. Peo plea. aecretary Bend chamber of commerce; Major Clare H. Arm atrong. alxth coaat artillery, Med ford: Mr. Combe, president Heno chamber of commerce; Mr. That cher, vice prealdent Bend cham ber; Mr. Bolger, prealdent Mea ford chamber; Tom Cunning, sec retary Ashland chamber; T. H. Slmpaon, prealdent Aahland chamber: Gorden McCracken, prealdent Aahland Junior cham ber: Mr. and Mra. E. C. sollnsky. superintendent Crater Lake park; .Mr. and Mra. D. B. Llbny. assist ant auperlntendent Crater Lake park; Mr. and Mra. J. F. Camp bell, supervisor Fremont Nation al foreat. Jncobe Toaatmaator Lee W. Jacobs will be toast master of the meeting. Community singing, led by R E. Patteryin. Gueata presented and a short talk given by R. C. (1 roes beck, retiring prealdent. Piano aolo. "Country Gardena," by Miae Relty Gallagher, the an nual report by Karl C. Reynolda, aecretary. Miss Mary Devereaux. "La Prlere." a flute aolo. accom panied by Mra. L. L. Graham. J. W. Kerna will be Installed aa prealdent and apeak on "Klam ath Ahead." Other offlcera will be Installed. Mra. George mills, vocal aolo, "Sing, Smile, Slum ber," accompanied by Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, and flute obligato by Mlsa Mary Devereaux. Addreas by Earl Lee Kelly. It Is estimated that state and federal aid road work provides conttnuoua direct employment for 300,000 men In one year. mm s TMs trad5iiKii4c assurtts you of INDIA TEA To pa tragWi aWkhw tmt, be to Ms Moat o teclea trodeiDort can taao pottage. Over mr4id arnel ftfry popular sawed, asf cd In th it, . A, contain Men Ta...nd ore pocaaad fa pock so dfspfaylng Mils Myfodsnork. Inctto grow rhewoied inoaartt-a.TWTr flavor. Mor frogroeice. Mora stranothl All. Dealer All Dealers All Dealer All Dealer All Dealer Independent Grocer ..... ..... All Dealer All Dealer Independent Grocer Liggett' ft Rexnll Store All Dealer All Dealer m Niwl NeveJI kWlpas for asesrai eeal eseswassi. WrK far ratlps earWi far year 81a eea. Arfdrassi aae fee 6ureevf 82 Beam, Jf., N. V, C TEA City Record, Will Be Audited Twice (Continued From Pag One) calved a verified report from Police Judge Richmond of lea liquor Intoxication case enter ing court sine th legalization of beer. Building prmits amounting to 81.287.60, approvad by the building Inspector, war grant ed. Applications accumulated since th laat council meeting, May 22, on varloua business es tablishment war either passed If properly approved or referred for recommendation. A realdent of Michigan ave nue complained of water over flowing from the atreet aewer and flooding th Michigan ve nua district each time the Klam ath natatorinm la drained. The matter waa referred to tbe atreet committee and city engineer for Investigation. John B. Orr. resident of Ala meda street, complained of the chalk dump at the corner of Alameda and Eaplanade atreet. asking that the chalk be cov ered with dirt to prevent It blowing. Report of department for May were received and placed on tile. The fire department an nounced aeven alarma were an swered. Th milk and meat In apector reported a total of $119 10 received from city tax on meat packing flrma. The police department reported 84 arresta with 166 case Investi gated and a total of 8667 re ceived from fine and forfeited ball. A reqneat waa received asking for a etreet sign on the corner of Hughes and Lagoon atreet. The taxi aland in front of the Saddlerork cafe waa ordered moved to another location. The finance committee recom mended that a 82000 bill against the city be dropped aa the rltv had nothing to do with the Incurring ot inch an ex penae. . Councilman Marlon Hanks waa given authority to move the city dog pound from It present location. He inquired aa to Its being moved and volunteered to see that It waa located else where. Plana for a new Eagle build ing were placed on file for In vestigation by the building com mittee and building inspector. Mayor Willis Mahoney an nounced he would appoint a committee to work with the city band In sponsoring a move ment for greater support. Administration in Retreat; Congress Beats Pet Measure (Continued From Pag One) a peraona! plea from the presi dent for restoration of tha pro vision and after considerable debate the committee reversed Its action of last Friday. Senate Raise Fund The Independent office ap propriation bill carried about TO OMOKERS, men and women, are really thinking more about the kind of cigarette they smoke. They know that there are all kinds and styles . . .They know that some things they can prove and some things they have to take the manufacturer's word for . . . They are really getting to know what it means for a cigarette "To Satisfy" ...to please them... to give them real pleasure. I'm telling you that CHESTER FIELD is this kind of a cigarette. They're milder . . . they taste better. 1490,000,000 for veterans when It passed th bous. That um, Mr. Rooaavelt aald. could be apent and th budget atlll b kept In balauce. When the Ben at finished amending the bill the 2490,000,000 bad been raised to 18(0,000,000 an Increase of 1170,000,000. The bill le now In conference between senate and bouse. The teat vote will com when th house reject or adopt th gen et amendment. Som idea . of the temper of congreaa waa afforded today when tbe house rejected on of Mr. Rooaevelt' pet meaaures. In th Rankin bill he naked tor authority to appoint a governor of Hawaii either from the lalanda or the mainland. Fifteen minutea later the bill waa defeated, 222 to 114. Republlcana shouted gleefully as th vot was an nounced and rebel democrats Joined them. May Appeal to People Reporta peralsted that Presi dent Roosevelt would make a di rect appeal to the people In an attempt to ealvage bla economy program. Thoae rumors brought proteata from Senator Cutting, itepn.. N. M.. who aald: "It 1 a eerloua queation whether one branch of tbe gov ernment ahould appeal to the people in Ita difference with another." Referring to Howe' ipeecb laat night. Cutting aald: "It certainly la not the place of a aecretary, clerk or atenog rapher to present the appeal." Chinese Loan to Aid Oregon Trade (Continued from Page One) exchange. The average apread between the price In thla country and In foreign exporting coun- triea ha been from 8 to 10 cents. Inasmuch as China will have this 860,000.000 loan available through the United States, new supplies of wheat and flour will naturally be taken here The re construction corporation will ex tend credit only as each purchase la made, rather than In a lump sum. China will pay the freight on all cargoes ot wheat out of tbe Pacific Northwest, and moat of the supplies will move In Amer ican ships. Thi 1 expected to be of very material benefit to Co lumbia river ports, which already have taken on new life In tbe past few weeks by a generous gain in business. Woman's Bravery Captures Convict (Continued from Page One) lows. Sawyer ordered the girl, wbo waa driving, to go to Okla homa City. Th co-ed drove the car Into a ditch while her brother attempted to Belie Saw yer' pistol but the move failed. Slater Brave Bullet While Sawyer was trying to get th car out of th ditch, with pretended assistance from the Goodfellows, Sheriff Horace Crisp and Depnty Al Marlow of Grady county drove up. Saaryer seized Goodtellow and opened fire. 'ATISFY. JI,T Rev. E. W. Lee to Move to California (Continued From rag On) In th church but In th Amer ican Legion a well a In other organisations, hi broad-minded sympathies and helpful Influ ence baa been wonderfully and wisely manifested. The Patter son church Is to be congratulat ed on securing auch a fine paa tor with an equally fine wife," Rev. A. Tbeodore Smith, preal dent, aald Monday before the Minlaterlan association. Dr. W. T. 8. Sprlggs and Dr. Melville T. Wire were appointed to draw up reaolutlons of appre ciation and regret over the leaving of Rev. Lee, Rev. Smith announced. The association also aelected a committee to consider a sched ule for union meetings of down town cburches. The union serv ices will begin July 1 and con tinue through the first Sunday In September. Rev. Smith and Adjutant Clarence Ford, Salva tion Army, will arrange for apeakers, Tbe union service will be ob served by First Christian. First Presbyterian, Immanuel Baptlat and the First Methodist Episco pal cburcbea In that order. Baseball AMERICAN R. H. E. ! Washington 4 11 0 Philadelphia 7 14 1 Detroit 8 14 4 Cleveland T 13 0 Chicago 14 23 0 SL Louis 7 10 0 COMING-'Be Mine Tonight.' 87 Miles on 1 Gallon? GasSaver Engineer. (1833! at.. Wheaton, 111., have brought ; out a 1933 World' Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine . Oiler that saves g.-u and oil j valves inside engine at same . time. Fits all cars. Easy put on with wrench. Users and Agent wanted everywhere. 327 prof-j ita. On sent free to introduce' quick. 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