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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1922)
TWffrw" t it 4 . - i, v w'' j",f'jr,r iut Pg Two THE EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Vltlll.U, Sl'I'TliMtll.lt l!l. H'-U i & The Evening Herald V. It. ftom.K.. Editor nml Publisher II. It. IIILIi Cllv IMItor 1-'. C. NICKI.H AdvorUnliiu Mmiiikit I Published daily except Sunday, nt Tlio llorhld Publishing Company of Klnmatli Kails, nt 119 Eighth street. TSmims jmxt L r& ts, No mutter where n ninn pne. his lotiiiilry mnrl; Is sure to follow. kk&itiuci&Jj) . '(:Vte tt c i it 5ciMd'" Kntoroil nt tlio postofflco nt Klam- ' Clexelaml limn and hi wife nre on I nlh Kalis, Ore,., for transmission ,noMnu,jr,. We will let on Know! IhroiiRh tl,o malls ns .ocond-clau f hfjp j i A rollluR stone, lills tlio bump. W'o cat 2.500,000,000 eggs yearly, j .No wander n lien looks mini. MKMDKIl OP Till: ASSOCIATKD PUKSS Tlio Associated Press I exclusive ly entitled .to, tlio use. for publica tion of nil now dispatches credited In II n hnl nlttnp.iln rrnillfml In this ninr and also tlio local mws ! " ' " lo 't Utty Oyster, I published herein. Gotnpcrs' secretary. Is Reed only dur- lllB inontlis with an "r." rniD.w, .sni'TKMuri: a. 1112a. i " " ' What tlcMes a dentist like n now canity store opening? A man's head swcels when lio got' stuns by a political boo. I PIPRPF TO RR MOST ! v KIl'.N.VI.NU VIXVUT MOI)KIS I.V IMM. U.'V 11 lack Is the prtdemtnntlm: note, hut thw ara many tn the nv Pomegranate, Uutcrswrst. Voo llrovrus and Wall l-'lower, nt Interesting price j -. " - MAIN S.T I iUc c rt JL? HAVi: Just declined with regret. taKltiR advantage of tlio courteous permission In wire niiBWer 'colled, nn Invitation to at- pcho Villa Is tlio new flyweight .. -. .,,.-. t...l. . . ..... Long; Distance Honeymooncr ffis Our next Income1 tax Is duo ton d.ijs before Christmas. EBVnTSV .. , mmmmwi&3m JrK; KsWyi .Xf AVI-JTJS tenu a uinner ni Aiunnj ihi ..-..- ciiamp. It l not tlio old Mexican f ?ZJlr-x,S xV'd'iViZJiH:jV$?mii nesday nt which tlio democratic can- f----nlKlit champ. ' ''i'?CiFWVaVv dldato for gorrriior, Walter Tierce. A fri2toj will "explain to the press his nttl- 5'rof llocker has rltton a history fPS!sSXi?iV liido on stntp issues. ...-i..-....i-..n-. .. ....... v...... b4 V . &i.iiHwM:wAviv7--r! Wo ilecllned with rcRrot.-nnd wc It an ancient history. V VYFiltftf sincerely reKro that wo can't he ,. SpoaW-head..ne 1WM there. U should bo koo.i. .. , . t'4.r. " rfrV:JimlCrAX'iV 'i&. v t llli-t llimrU'l, IS iUH lit"?! nit .' w H!1 MS P T"1U il i.'iC'vjt Difference between classical danc $g ' J . WfeVSftSVA'' In,- nnd taking a bath Is jou use 5 ft. &$&&' SWrW water In bathing. Mf ftV Mtr The man who won't stop at any- '$&& HkS' tlilnR sets further than the man who Sfi58i , 't!iu)u! won't start at anything l JV JftWA Personal Mention , MIsh Ma) belle I.imxIM, Herald no uet lepoiior, left .ihohIh morn- lnK fur a week's lnlt In liiiKOito. j i I II. I.. Martin, propiletor of the piltlK t.tike d.iliy. Is laid up wltlij j nil lujuied toot, received w hen' hoi stopped upon a null. I I J. .1. .Mm ray, utter a wek spent j i bore- InnMiiK utter bualnesi luturosts. I i returned yesterday to bl homo In Hnusalltu, Cnliforulu. I Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. McCarthy arc hnmr. fiom a two week's uutoimi-' bllo tour of wostoiu Orecon. extond- i inn o tar iioltli ns Portland otid ' , the Columbia Illver hli'.hway. J Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Appleitolr ' rnlurueil osiorduy from n three, wi.k's visit In the Unfile Hler nnd I 1 t'mputm vnlhs They wont by nil-1 1 tomiibllo and droxo to tlio coast and down to Crescent City durliie I their absnre "Darcdcvilcss,,,of French Movies Thero.nro some hundred and fifty newspapers In tlio state. Presumably thoy were all Invited. The wlro tolls on each Invitation would average scvonty-flvo cents: the Teplles would doublo this cost. There Is a certain anion nt of (nerlirnd In preparing and scn'dlnR such wholesalo Invitations. Looks llko tlio Inx national cost would bo two or three hundred dol del lars: the dinner cost as much more. All to set a few newspaper men tOKother'nnd pour sonic political pap over thorn whllo they arc well fed nnd In friendly mood. In hopes thnt some of It will stick. Not one In a dozeu ncnspiper men. nor onor In twenty will respond to micli a trick. It may, be Reed advertising Wit ness thnt It Rot a publicity rlso out of us. Notwithstanding that It seems u rcatly proposition, and not alto gether In keeping with the honorable host's loudly olced desire to sco a reign nfjrotronchmcnt, economy and lower taxes. Suchsybniltlc feasting Is not at all In lino with tlio doctrine of frug al democracy so .widely preached by Mr. Plcrec. . . , ,. .Mnyliup ha hn mNJudgod himself If his buckhnard campaign for the governorship has so. souu attained tlio proportions of & special train jun ket, how In the uter to know that his Ideas on tlio conservation of tlio publlr finances, wero he elected gov ernor, Wjould not nuf.'cr a simitar, sudden change? Sooral daya ago rcprctentatlvo republicans cf tho state met In Port land. Tlio chairman of the state re-, publican commlttco sent no costly ' telegrams. Karli man who attended , went at his own expense. The hard1 1 working, stralght-thlnklne delegates i got right down to business. They j produced a platform, of real morlt, setting forth real remedies for the i problems that confront tho state. These, republican stalwarts, proud of their party, declared their parti- r.anslilp In plainest terms. They ' vol e,d thulr Inmost thoughts, and j bound themselves nnd nil republican candidates and public servants, with covenants so clear that they can have no double meaning. Mr. Plerco's Albany dinner, it Is distinctly specified In the Invitation. Is to bo "non-partisan." Mr. Plcrco has throughout his cumpalKii played rn tlio "uou-partlsan" chord strong ly. In other words ho Is hopeful of I Withering a majority vote under any ecrccn of camouflage that opportun ity penults, No wonder that the term "poll tics" has degenerated until It now suggests an organization whoso mo then will not stand tho scrutiny of daylight. No wonder that tho word "politi cian" In now almost an epithet. Think It over inon and women vol-' vrs of Klamath .(ouiity. On tlio one hand ou liuvo a nisponslblo organi zation, with a record of accomplish- j incut, pledged to further loiiEtructlvo efforts. On tho other you !mo a "noii-partlBan" conglomeration, pled ged to nothing. WlthJ'tho most honorablo Inten-1 lions ami wo glvo Mr. PIno credit I for bufiift Blncerely of tho opinion that ho eau iiccoiiipllsh much for thhi stuto us Its governor, of holngi honest In his purposes does it Htuml to ru.ibon thut his nohulous, uuaiith-, orizoil Piosrnin will succcod as well ns tho organized, dofiultoly expressed jilan of Jlio republlriin.urguiilzntlou? Think It i)or cnuifully. i TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRIC POWER BY RADIO ACCOMPLISHED Knox county, Ind.. held n heg call ing contest. Wonder what the win ner called a road hog? Since the Chinese never kls. the may have gotten elan eyed from look ing nt their noses. Mmn: tetiii: rriiuc We hue secured tho agency for the Portland News. All parties that ' hac paid for this paper and are not still getting It please bring in your receipt and paper will be stnrtuil again. Subscription price is 0c a month. IIAI.K'S NKWS AOKXCV Pliono 133 J 733 Main Street 23-30-2 Mart" ltirrf.r-1 !! .r- J tvt r"rrl.-0 t :. w Ortrans to Dr J. M. f.Jnu li.i Ki.irt.-I . .ti Ih I ., ;, .t ) i r , ii. n ..n i. . il Hit buibaml Is Lii tr ut '. nu!.i. i. 'luai. u u .u.il il.t ll vl-.t (.ry city In tho World whtr.- Ilu nu.iir t.a r. TinHiijM i :niCTLTSZMgsgs35i3raiaajp,A. ' merrayvisammemm E kfly ? iB u fc? BM ,TC J vl Vlllilll j jSf p 1 tN lMlAXCISl't). Sept. 20 -Trai iinlrslou of tdorlrle iniitlve pow er b radio was necoinpllslieil for what l believed tho first time hero recently by the Culled Slates Itadlo rorpor.itlon. u local concern. In tin rii'irso "f the porlineiitn siillli i-n . elnctrle energy was traiismltti'd 2 -ooo feet to light brilliantly tw.i i tio-volt ."0-Watt tungsten luilbi nuther successful oxperlin. lit r-m Jlstnd in tho ringing of an eh' ti . itix-rtt.'ll In llerknley. a ilt mi Hi.' upocitt. side of San I'ranrl-io h,i with radio (tower transmitted from , here As a result of these expi riiuctiM W'iiIUt P Vail, president of til in I'.iny, has aunniinreil lluit gnvi-rii mom authorities at Washington hao ordered an Immediate Imestlgatlon lv I'nlti'd States uny eugliierrs with Mi., view It lit thought, of further mllzntl'iu of tlio Invention for g' rnnifi t lUirpolos ! ' MAilrmetsrltv (llnettr Hiir n I (rnlnn mid putt Hr nllirr llu m 1 i Amulc.i for u iilt In u f w wn'i I i.i I. ipr from express li inoiits bin. a cenilng to Don't fail to read the llcrnld Classified Ads. LIBERTY THEATRE TODAY "AFRAID TO FIGHT" ii ir .1 1 C ! I w . ..f I ' HI Mi . I. It I 1 I ll 1 1 I . I'. . . I. I. 1 Saturday "Outlawed" ti i.-rinj; Bill Patton II. ii . V. I I- il ii'n ii " Ml U.I si l MWt IV i ii i Its - (ie trmntii iijr using class mis III.UAIti: 'Mil. sIllltM laTtWK Is I MI lll MM IN Our creditors aVc demanding their ".vmey. You know what that means; we must rai?e enough money to .r'.i.-fy thorn. In order to do this we are offering every pair of shoes in ou r entire ? toek at cost and below. Men's Brown Kid Broad toe. $12.00 value, Sale Price $6.85 200 Pairs Men's shoe?, all styles and all sizes. Values to $10.00. Sale Price $4.35 Men's Black Calf dou ble sole heavy dress shoe $15.00. Sale price $8.85 One man's loss i..' an other's gain. Our loss on these shoes is your gain. Buy your winter's need. i Jut received a large ship ment of Original Chip pewa heavy work shoes. Regular 89.00. Sale price $6o85 Every pair of children's shoe? reduced to bedrock. Every child needs school ijbecs so buy them now and save money. 000 Pairs of Ladies' pumps and Oxfords. Regular value to $12.00. Sacrificed at this Cred itors Sale for $4.85 John Kelly Black Kid lace shoe. Regular value S13.00. Sale Price !Our Quality Is First 2 n GJJUI '.tlVUUU3ir C k MWVfWkVb o rAM .i v i niftfl At n MgHiru rw k-.rl A 1 .M. a. Jl w 3 J' . JijiillM n & Myu 426 Main St. Klamath Falls, Orcfjon Our Price Ir. Leas Phone Orders $9.85 We are glad to receive phone ordei'h and deliver C. t). D. Wo assure you ths.t your order will receive tho same attention aa though you personallyselected .same in our store. Remember we guarantee our merchandise to be ns represented. We do not guarantee perishable merchandise however, except to tho extent that if the nuielundb-e is unsatisfactory when yo.i receive it immediately notify ua and our employe will call for same and refund vour money, provided you leave the tr.e in the condition as when we make delivoiy. John Kelly Brown Calf Oxford. Good value at $9.00. Sale Pi ice tract rr fto83 Folks don't feel sorry for us. We appreciate your sympathy but we need your money worse. Take advantage of our misfoituno and profit your self. Buy all the shoes you can. Those prices are tho lowest ever offered to you. If we haven't listed what you want just come in as we have it in slock and the price will be right. rrrariii itt in ST ft Sal J.E Starts Saturday, epi 30 nders A Lo. IH I !... I'olnr Hi in I lour :t'i Hi. lit SimIi Ci,ii,n SuifN I'll liililiu I lit ll t. Mi, - it Viililllu Dvliiul l'limj :!0-IO IIiiIIiiii I'iiiiics lb. I IIIK I'lMlllll Cjlllll), III. .. I'.IIIM .tollll'llllllll AppllW, ll. rmic I'olutoes, per MM) I'.IIK) 'I'lMlllll nci., i lull' :t li. I'iiiiij (Jlnuir Hn.iM . I'lini ll.iimiiiii, lb II Hit. Itnl ItHilion Coffre I lb. Itnl ItlblHiii Coiree. . . 'luo III 11, I'llUHIM l-'iimy llincj I (KIO Shift. Itoll TK-iie Till- li I Pit , H l.urue 7 li. Itoll. Ci.ipe Toilet P.ipcr " ii Him. .M. ,1. II, Cofrii. Mi Ungo CaiiN lte l,jn .. . il .Small IIiiim liu, Soup 1! Tins Piliirn Albeit ... . 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