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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1933)
September . 1933 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRE3 Pictorial Highlights of Events in News of Day Another Roosevelt Says "Bullyl" Modernized Battleship Mississippi Sails for Cuba On English Soil After Channel Swim J -f -1- W ' S .'n - X . I ft W) v z rt U .WWSSa;a All iplck and span ana ready for action, Unci Sam's mighty battleship Mississippi, whlcb bu Just been modorulrea. la Down here w ha aallod from Norfolk, Vi., for rerolutlon-torn Cuba. The MlaalMlppI carries a main battery of 14-Inch guns, and daring the mod ernisation procaas aba wa equipped with new maata, bridges and machinery, In addition to other extensive improvements and changes. The eblp was built In 19X7. Even In Europe the Roosevelt presence haa t bullish tnnuencot Franklin I). Houaevelt Jr., aon ot the frnsldout, tarried In Seville, Spain, ou hit tour ot the Continent, to get a few polutera on the art of bull IlKhtlng from DU'go Lalne, famed bull fighter. Young Hooaavelt la ahown (left) holding a matudor'a eape durHig a practice atfMlon. Iceland Warmly Greets Lindberghs, fir ftW kjt,., ' i I ft slea''a-' n "mM iifi f aia iataaVaaaagallal Aftor an eventful Bight over the North Atlantltrom Oreenland. Col onel and Mra. Chariot A. Lludbergh are ahn aa thojr arrived at Rerklavlk, capital of Iceland, where thej wtr greeted bj a large crowd and ofnclalt ot tute and town. President Returns to Old Scenes Back to the familiar acenet of hit four yean at Governor ot New York Presfdont Roosevelt waa acclaimed by thousand! when he arrived al th Executive MnnBlon In Albnny to visit bit successor as Governor, Herbert H. Lehman, The Presldont (left) la shown on his arrival with Mayor John B. Thatcher 2nd ot Albany (center) and Gover nor Lehman. . TEAMMATES TEAM UP f I ON Sept. 19 Miss Tuckor of Pasadena. Calif will become Mrs. Ray Sparling, wife ot the great end of last year's University ot Southern California grid team On Oct 24 Miss Tucker will hocome Mra. Tay Drown, wife of the captain and tackle of the same tonm. There'll be two Miss Tuckers, however Hntel, at left with Sparling, and Helen, her sister, shown with Brown,, who will coach, the University ot Cincinnati this year. - -i A Kissing Contest... And They're on the. Last Lap! i m3Um They're tn a tight squeeie, to be aura, but these boya and girls didn't mind the spotlight and stares when they battled for honors In a kissing contest the first aver staged at Cpney Island'a Luna Hark. In New York. They lust did It for the love ot It Anyway, thlt wat the scorching ecene aa the umpire east an all-embracing glance over tha field aa tha contestants paaaed tha SO-mlnuta mark. Buying Power of Wheat Articles Farmers Buy Cost in Terms of Wheat (Each sack holds 3 bushels) 1914 I920' 9 ' ao 1933 Flrtt a montht GIVTNO wheat the same buying In 1925 It took aacks ot wheat to their acreage for the 1934 and 193J power that It had In the period buy the same act ot articles. In 1930 crops so that the return from a before the World War la the goal of " t00k " ck' of wheat and early bushel ot wheat will be once more tha Agricultural Adjustment Admin- !R mi n ,ook. " ot WBeL " WM la "ertod' ta utntinn -phi. ,.r-t .k fc kl. The cause of the low buying power lte power to buy the goods which It- h, . ,!? ?7 Z. . " "IP- To remedy the farmer, need. The goal of the wheat tna prowom la. In 1914 sacks of situation, tha Agricultural Adjust- administration la the 1914 basis, on wheat would buy a pair of shoes, a ment Administration haa begun a which 8 socks ot wheat would buy barrel ot flour, a chair, and a plow, campaign asking fanners to reduce tha bill of goods pictured hero. Hundred-Mile Wind Wreaks Damage in Florida m I A hundred-mlle-an-hour hurricane whlcb atruck tha east coast of Florida and awept Inland left damage like this In Its woke, the above picture shewing a wrecked building near West Palm Beach. Several persona were Injured In tha storm, which caused damage estimated at mora than a million . dollars. THIS for You, Dame Rumor! I ll ill MaaHaiifaV M Jt V 1 1 Tbe Brat to awlm the English Channel la three years, huaky 12-yea old Sunny Lowry (left) la pictured resting at St. Margaret'a Bay, England, after making tbe crossing from Cape Grla Nei, France, ka J hours. 1 mlnutea. With her la her trainer, Jabea Woltfa. Mrs. Charlie Ruffing? In answer to rumors that they were planning a divorce, Ruth 8c Denis and Ted Shawn, famous dancers, struck this affectionate pose for tbe cameraman at Beck et, Maea,. where they are beauti fying their Berkshire estate. Ru mora of separation arose when Miss St. Uenls abandoned dancing to appear In a play at O gun quit. Me. Russian Seeks Stratosphere WIH i bo become Mra. Charlie Ratnoe, Ue a Ibe lankee) pitcher? Betty AHen, actrese, show above nasi lag at a Pcwra ot "Big Red" on her dress tor table tn Chicago, won't say yea or no. But then rwnoea kavv aereadr aeMtod It an tbe tHnuiattea, ) Looks for GoQ; Ftes Vzztz3l lltX V? J rnrtifi ")- "'lrilliaaaliis ii iaali""-TI Harry Klndae bier, who baa been panning, the streenve around Dutch Plat, CaU with eucceas, added vers atUHy to ibis cleanup when be tamed up a curiously fashioned gold ring with a three - carat diamond, with the date 1853 Inside. Appar ently It was made tn - tha historic gold Held by a Chi nese jeweler. Patricia Me- MuUin points to the ring in KlBdlebler's TU Hay Again Says Hefea Now It's a Soviet balloonist. Pilot Fedosseenko, who wants to find out how high is up. Here's Fedosseenko, who is preparing for a stratosphere flight from Moscow soon. Kansas Outlaw: Shot by Boy "laSiita;iar 0 j A shotgun tn the hands ot Eldon McCormlck, 18, his youthful brother-in-law, brought a halt to the career of Cecil (Pete) Thornbrugh, alleged outlaw, shown above In a hospital at Ot- " tawa, Kan. McCormlck ehot Thornbrugh sought by officers In Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Oklahoma In a dispute arising from Thornbrugh 's ef forts to effect a reconciliation with his 17-year-old bride, Esther McCormlck, who had left hint. Ccruiliilv. Ill ulay auain In tennis tournaments, lm koidk to take the alx months' rest prescribed, though," said Helen Wills Moody upon her return to San Francisco from the national tournament, where aha defaulted to Helen Jacobs in tne nnais. -unaer ine i conditions, I'd do It again," the averred. i . .
