The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 30, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text,u THE EVENING HOULP, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TAaurwm - ..,., .. . MHMHIMkMHMBVBa-MWMMMHWHV WHMHHHBM4 The Erening Herald , . MVIBAT PR VLB Flkltak dally' uetpt Sunday. 7 .IKIM PUBUSBIBg COBBfABr ei Falls, at lis Fourth street. at the paatoStoe at Rhus- , Falls. On., far tnatialatlaa thru id-eieaa Bitur, amooaxkb uaw The Aaaoclated Praam la exclusively eaUUed to the um tor republication c an newt cuaataaaa created to it. r aot otherwise eredited ta thla ajar, and aUo the laoal newa pub- Msaea. herein SATURDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1MM, BTANFIKLD OR COX? In the heat of the courthouse struggle, the peoplo hava loat iltht t national luuea, and The Herald iaa not had apace to give It proper attention. But on the ere ot elec tion, we are appealing; o every vo ter to eend 8tan(leld to the Senate, (We all know Harding l going to via, but-. if you elect a democratic aeaate, It I the same aa electing. One If yon vote against Stantleld, you Tote for Cos. Supposing Cham berlain ahonld win and It took Jmt hla vote to make the acnate demo cratlc. It would mean that every com mitt co would be democratic. That wo would lose the chalrmauthlp ot the Irrigation committee, to vu the moil Important la the aenate. we would be blocked from passing any tariff legislation. Our every Interest would suffer but abovo It olf you wouM be tying tho hands ' ot President Harding. Don't double cress him by giving him poor on ono hand and taking It away with the other. Play fair with him. If yon can't vote for Stanfleld, then vote for Cos. You will at least have the satisfaction ot being conalstont. THK HERALD AMWERKtV Those who attended one ot the lo cal theatres last night "2 to be ex act could not help (but notice the unfairness ot the friends ot Bunnoll and Short when City Editor Soule arose to. correct the misstatement ot the speaker. Ho was denied tho hearing that the Bunnoll-Short fol lowing are ao loudly demanding. And tho speaker could not stand up against tho stralght-frcm-the-ahoul-dcr contradiction. He knew he rats- stated the tacts and bad to hunt cover. Aa to the rest ot the "answer," It did not materialize. Pergonal abuse of an individual is no argument. The people are out for facta and It The Herald has misstated anything In this campaign they want to know it. It la not necessary to hire a hall to toll It, either. The columns ot this paper are open, free or charge, to anyone to submit their proof. KLHCT BRADBURY The attention ot the voters of the county is called to the fact that it R. K. Bradbury ia defeated for the legislature, Klamath county will ,be without a local representative in the legislature. Thla would be un fortunate, aa legislation vital to the county'a Interests will be up ' for consideration. .The surest way to land Bradbury la to vote for htm exclusively. Tho Interests of tho county demand such a step. One Pledge That They Didn't Keep f, (Continued from Page 1) k BABY HEALTH Alwaya specialising In baby medicines, specially con structed purity preparations that give excellent results without harm to littlo children. F WW! Jewel Cafe Special Svaday Dinner, $1.00 SOUP Chicken a la Princese Sweet Gherkins RELISH SALAD 'Waldorf Salad Ripe Olives ' ;FIflH- Baked White': Fish. "Holiaadaise Sause '. , 'ftsTSTREES . Roast Pekln 'Duenv'Apple Baace Fried Spring, Chicken, a la Maryland Chlekea Frleasse with Damplina ... j, 'DESERT ' - -Hoc Mince Pie. Cider ' - y JMaaapale Creaat Pie CoOssfft Tea aV m Milk -r nowingr at the. ailC 'swsVgP BH L r " m&&TWBar WILLIAM S. HART '" ' IN Hi Latest Production, "SAND" i ,. i This picture had to be substituted at the last min ute for "Tho iToll Gate," which we have advertised, but you will find It one of his greatest pictures. tighten wboee blows are guided by reason, and thoy realise the tight has been mismanaged, that the vic tory that might have been won has been lost and that tho fruits ot fur ther fighting wilt not gain, but lose. Because their voice are raised only ta their own neighborhoods. they do not share tho aspersions di rected against The Horuld, but they are guided by like motives and they are the voters who will do feat Judge uunneii and Burrell Short next Tues day, they and scores of others, of changed convictions, whom The Her ald haa not interviewed. Because he haa failed when a llt tie diplomacy, a sprinkling or tact, would have won. Try ar to escape the conviction ot Judge Bunnell's responsibility for the situation In which he finds himself, the fact are unescapable. The Integrity ot The Herald Is be side the question and the attempts w impeach the reputation of Its edi tor are mero camouflage. It the mo tives and the character ot The Her ald wore all that Its opponents claim in their campaign rt vllllflcatloa It would not alter the facta that The Herald haa printed ono lota. And the people of Klamath county know, it. . ! "Judge Bunnell," said ono voter, "promised ,us to finish the Hot Springs courthouse for a specific sum 9185,000. On that understand Ing I voted for him. But I did not authorise him by my vote to spend twice that amount and mere to fin ish that courthouse. I fought for that courthouse from the beginning and It we could have it today oa the same terms that we can have the Mala street courthouse, I would still be for It. But the facta of the aitua uoa admit of ao 'Ifa and I am for Chaatala aad Peterson aad peace.? s1 V )1 .gsssssssaV"assssssssssW j4ssssssV)Njsssssf sssssssssssfls JaBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBW' ''aSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaa MBBBBBBBBBBBagfl ' .-BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEV BABY BEAUTY A marvolously eomplotn lino of baby toilet needs design ed, for baby's comfort, beau ty and general appearance. Full supply of noody articles. v.- rx s. KING OR QUEEN "f, I PERSONAL MENTION I o o George Stevenson is oa crutch having sprained hla aakle badly, while working oa the Caldonla marsh lands. Roy Pouch and C. R. De Lap at tended the pie aoclal at Pine Grove Friday night and .-port a most de lightful time Mrs. Joe Moore aad daugbter.yMrs. Ray Court, left this morning for Rock Point where the) will spend the week-end. A. F. Palmer was In Klamath Falls from Portland on matters ot business. Vernon T. Motschenbacher, a one time resident of Klamath Falls and a graduate of tho high school, Is here on business from. Portland. Mr. Mot- NEEDS OUR CARE The pride of every home and Joy of every mother's or fsther'a heart what con stant caro baby requires In hor pbyslcsl development aa well aa mental. We have long made a specialty of baby needs. Doubtless we csrry anything that the little tot could require. Baby needs surglcsl needs for tho little ones not yet arrived. Baby foods for tho tiniest tots up, Talcum powders, toilet watora, soaps, aud other comfort and beauty aids for bodies big and ulltue. Brushes, sponges aad other desirable acquisitions to compteto baby's toilet equipment. Rubber diapers, nlpplm and other rubber Itoms which baby constantly requires. Each' and overy Item of satisfactory qusllly fully determined by us before offered to you. Each Item offered at aatlsfactory price extremely fair and always consistent with quality offered. Give us all ot your baby need business wo can supply what you want and you'll find a belter pleasure In using our goods. nnflerwoods niarMy W'vL, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON F7n7 I I PU&ITV 33 WHERC PARTICULAR PCOPLC UY THEIR DRUGS ESTE5E3 OARD OP THANK8 We wish to express sir deep appreciation to friends aad'.aelghbore for the many kindness shown us dur ing the Illness aad death of our grandmother, Mrs. Spencer. MRS. ANNA MOOKB AND FAMILY , SO NEW TODAY IOST Large white Angora cat. Finder return to S22 Lincoln. 30-1 FOR SALE 9 or 10 brown leg horn chickens and good 12 gauge shot gun. 603 Jefferson. 30-2 WANTED Grsln to haul with truck. Call S40-R 30 Initiative raeaauro number 310 on the ballot to be votii'l In Novotnbor will give to Oregon a port equal to acheabacker Is sUte manager of the ny p.0.rton, l.ho I'.CJ,!C c.SMt' You Oreaon Life Ineumno mmo.n, ..".' ' ?terested in the passage NOTICE , The ladles of ton Catholic church will give a dinner Thanksgiving 'Day Nov. 19. Don't forget the date. 10 , , i 1 . n TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Oae baa beat and water, outside roosa.-Pbeaa'IM;iilS Crescent Ave. fO-1 SUNDAY AND MONDAY "The Heart of a Fool" An Allan Dwan Sensational Pro duction. At the Star Theater e , SUNDAY AND MONDAY ' i Allan Dwan's Big Sensational Production THE HEART OF A FOOL" . , It is a Big Story of Today. An -amazing and convincing reflection in Life's Great Mirror. ';IY- Star Theater t the present time. J. F. Anderson Is in town from Algoma attending to business affairs. Ed Cook man Is a county seat vis itor from Cbiloquln today. D. Anderson is visiting here from Medford, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Papukura and Mr. and Mrs. Tahapollcho who are with the Chautauqua stayed ovor night In Klamath Falls last nlglr. on their way to Merrill. 'Jos Milne, house manager of tho White Pelican hotel, is uujoylng a birthday today, be has not dUclonotl bis age bowover. Max L. Thorn, who haf boon hero for tho past' two or tliif o months, loft this morning for his homo In Sacramento. Mr. Thorn ownes tho StllU block at Sixth and Oak atroeU and Is so pleased with tho town that ho will be back agiin next summer, he ssys. of this bill. It will not Increase your taxes. The cost is borne by the Port of Portland, but all Oregon must vote on tho raoiuure. Vote 310 YES on the ballot November becond. 30 WOULD BUY homi from owner, also furlnture, for cash. N. K. Woodhouso, oOncrnl Delivery. SO-S IXST Oct 28th, Lo:ween Klamath' Kails and Aleomn. 2 tires 34x4. ono tiro rack nm! tall light also llcnnsot plate. Call Enij, Office, (J. O. I'ow- V ' or Co. 30 FOIt SALE CHEAP- Two good milk cows, rorontly fr;nh. (iarlch (Iro- eery. 30 LIBERTY THEATRE TONIGHT Clever and popular BERT LYTELL in "THE SPENDER" Teaches his millionaire uncle that "there are no pockets in a shroud." The story in the Saturday Evening Post was good and the play is better. SUNDAY A photoplay that strikes deep into the human heart a story of love and faith amidst "White Lights" and Dark Shadows! "THE DEEP PURPLE" Continuous performance, beginning at 1 :30 Philadelphia's first hotol exclus ively lor woman haa recently been opened. Miss Nell K.-Mtfloals-the-fiwt woman In Idaho to 'be nominated for congress. NOTICE The Womini Rolluf fTnrna will t nwei in i. u. u. r nan Monday, Nov. 1st at 1:30 p. m. In regular business session. 30-1 At The Liberty Sunday Don't look at life through Blue glasses, Smile when things look Black fe COUNTY TRKAHURER'H NOTICE Notice la herahv irlvftn that than. are funda In the county treaaury for the redemption of Kliiriih rvmntv Qenera! Fund warrunts protested on or oeiore uecemner 31, 113. Interest on (be same will cease from this date. Dated a Klnmnlh Valla n...nn this 20th day of October, A. D. 1930, u. n. VAN KirKK County Treasurer 25-26-27-28-29-30 t The world's full of Golden sunshine. il So rustle up a few pieces of Silver And get some of it by seeing a Acti-blooded romance It's "Ik Deep Purple" AT THT LIBERTY SUNDAY Continuous Performance, Beginning at 1:30. u WtHHIIHHHI V J h " ft. t