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TUT! EVENING ' HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON'
Tlnn'sdny, 'August 2rt; 192ft
Sunning HrralD
T. B. MALARKET
t. U. S.NULIHH
..Bualneea Manacar
Publtehatf every aftarnoon escapt flunday by The Herald Publlaaiav
CoaspaDj el 101-11 South Fifth Mmt, Klamath Fall. Uresoa.
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Kntereq aa eacond class maltar at (ha poatofriee at Klamath Falla,
Qltfou, as Ausu.t 10, 1101, titular aot of Congraaa, March S. 111.
Oae Taar .
Hli Montha
I'krea Months
una Month
r Hall
IWIUra4 by CarHa
Ji ll Ona r.ar aa aa
t.7a 8lx Moniha tat
l.lt Thra Montha , l.a
. Ona Month .
tasnriATKn pkksi i.kaskd wihb
MBMBKK OP At KIT BURBAU Or CIHCt'LATIOIt
Tha Aaaoelatad Preae la exclusively antltlcd to tha u ar rapnbllca
tlnn of all Daai rtlpatcha credited to It or not otharwtaa eraditsd la
thla pnpar, and alao tha local n.we publlahad tharaln. All rlfhta of ra
pebileailoa of apaolal dlapatchoa haraln ara alao raeerved.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
HEAR SIGNALS
FROM AVIATOR3
(Continued from pat One)
changed when the wires were
tritiiK on (he (round.
The signals, sent reptvitedly,
constated of a series of five
"K'," followed by a series of To Fly To l-akevlew
five "D'a." After It) sets of (hem j Tha airplane will solve a prob
had been complied (wo A"a" ,,m for It. K. Ilradlmry. vlce
came In rapid sucleaalon. ! president of the Votinly fair
The letter "It" designated tho board, The Lakevlew railroad
last position which (ho plane rodeo celebration committee
broadcast before message from whose Jubilee will be hold 8cp
It wore serered Inst Sunday ', lember 1. 1 and 3 the same
morning. Accordiiix lo 'a pro- (kites of the Klnmnth county fulr
arranged code "K" Indiruted the ' and lubor dy celebration has
plane waa near Cape I'hldley tu Issued an Invitation to the Kln-
Ita fliKht from Cochrnue. Out., -math county fulr board to ,b
to Mount Kvaus. Rrveulnud. . .:. Lake county's Kite! duriim the
The"D" apptaretl meaningless Lakevlew fete. Mow to represent
unless Cramer who Is lnexper- tho board In Lakovlew and at
lenced at the radio, waa trying to ,ne tn "" attend to linnort
mossaire iho ntm. .I,,... .v.- ant matters In ronnectlou with
"A" had no meaning lor tho rc- Kltimath'a celebration, has been
celvera. The signals, operators iolvetl for llrndbury by the alr-
salfl ramn c iur v lluaiie. lie Plana tu 117 iii'iii
The atory of the radio
.Mr, anil Mr. Joura nt Home
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Jones and
eon. Wilbur, 'Jr., returned (he
middle of (he week from An
tloch, California, where they
Jorneyed the last of Inst week
for the purpose of bidding furo
well to Mrs. Jones' son. Cnrl
Newbury and family, who are
leaving vory soon t if make their
home III Minneapolis. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones were accompanied by
their nephew. Allien Hose, of
.Medford. Mr. and Mrs. lKu New
bury of Medford were also pres
ent at the reunion In CnJIforntn
aa were Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
Mnhatfey. 0
ii'iuMIlusiMit of routiul ld"iillfl
cut lull bureau. III the "ei'i,il'ule
states. CiillTuriiln liua K cent ml
' ftiiKei pi'liit bureau nt mcrauiimlo
and WnKhltiKton has one at Walla
Wnlln. but Ori'itmi hurt none.
Chief of I'ollce Jenkins of I'oit
luiul wna t'otnpllmented on tho
. I'oi tluiid police school which bus
been imitlitulned for the past
three years. Morning OreKonluii.
llrtltAI.I) CI.ASSIFIKO ADS
llltINO KKSITI.T8
having spout a great - deal o(
Klamath Kails to lakevlew Sat-jlMr boyhood lu (his county.
ators increased hope of friend. ur,""r "'"'" fP,'',i . ,.. . ,to."ZT
no. alter speiiuiiia . iw j .--
oper-
On Way to Crater ljike
Al Smith On Prohibition
Al Smith, democratic presidential nominee, has spoken.
In no uncertain terms he expressed his ideas on national
ni-nllnirw nnrl nartir-ulurlv stressprl his stand on nrohi-1 uLl..j . , - .. "... ' there, return that evening to Mrs. Murtin
r." " . .'. .:T"-",:-",n.t!r 'V" ou f...h on the.day at the Klamath . Grocery, will
nmnn v i titer diuuwo inn in Miirmiit n - I
iti-:i- ,t:. j . i: i ... i a week aio ttvn ih county fair.
n nut! wns newspaper auiiuics tnc uciiiuitaiii; it-suw . t l
for his honesty, courage and ability, its position in advo
cating the candidacy of Herbert Hoover, is not changed
as the result of Smith's keynote speech yesterday. We
admit that there was a liberal and progressive note to
some sections of the acceptance address, but here and
there were gaping holes of misjudgment and misstate
ment! We are not numbered'among those whq hoid 'up' pro
hibition as an ideal institution. .It's faults are' manifest
on every side and either there will be .some correction
of the law or the wrong will right itself ns the nation
begins to realize benefits of the law. .
Al Smith has flayed prohibition as being the' cause of
corruption, disrespect of law, bootlegging, Vum running,
and, in general, a force insidiously undermining the foun
dations on which this nation stands. He has arrayed an
To Visit llrolher
Mr, and Mm. Don Hlevetisoti
and children will arrive here Sat
urday from their home In Port
land for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
(leorge Stevenson at their raach
homo on Caldonla' Marsh.. Don
la a brother of (ieorge and both
are pioneers of Klnmuthrouniy,
era, however, are rpnorto.l An
impressive indictment against prohibition which, in itself ,; route from adjacent harbors and
iayd relatives of the flyers
HOC
their proposed trip to Stockholm
a week ago. thn the aviators are
on the ground In some Inacces-1
Bible Dart nf Crmnliml II,.
bee. -Ships which hye patrolled I Mr nd M- Arl,,, Jl'"lho"'
their coarse id the north Atlun-i"0 ere mrrU,i ,h "rsf.tif the
tic reported no trace of the flyers i we!k ln t,"0T- r'1'"' ' mdo
or the plane bat said that If the1K,,malb F'"s of ,he "lop"
men fell into the sea 'there was Pn P1 n rtlelr wedding trip
no chance of their survivlug tong.
Br Coninutniler Itunaltl.' 11. .Mc
; .Millnn.
NAI.N', Ijihrudor. Aug. 13, ( n.v
radio to The Associated Press -L
A continued' search for Bert
nasseu and Parker Cramer.'
Rockford, IM., (o Stockholm fly
ers, is being made by the cutter
Marlon along the Labrador coast.
The only other ship now In the
immediate vicinity Is the Hudson
nay company's Bay Kaln. Oth-
when they spent the day here
yesterday with Mr. Mitchell's
brother-in-law. J. M. Justin.
From Klamath Falls Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell .drove to Crater
lake to spend a week.
bears some color of truth. -
But, when all. is said and done, what is Mr. Smith's
solution to the problem? Simply this: that each of the
48 states be empowered to dispense liquors if they so
choose.
If the present status of prohibition is bad, its status
under Mr. Smith's plan would be ten times worse. Vis
ualize' California, wet; Oregon, Dry; Washington, wet;
Idaho, dry; Montana, wet; Nevada, dry. What would be
the result? Why, the very abuses that the democratic
nominee proclaims to the world, would be multiplied ten
fold. Instead of two borders over which to smuggle liq
uor tho Canadian and the Mexican there . would be
dozens. tUim running from a wet state into a flry would
become Rn-wtablished-business and, worst of all, dis-respect-for
4awwo;ui4 prevail-ittpre tih'arijeyer. " .Hi'fcjw
No; Al; think again. The old state and local option
days are still a nightmare to us, an,d, if you are going to
win or lost this election on the prohibition issue, you and
your cohorts had better devise a better replacement plan
than that which you announced in your formal accep
tance speech yesterday. . -
countries.
If the Sweden-bound fliers are
fortunate enough to be on land,
they may find Eskimos who are
scattered along the entire coast
catching codfish.
lintk Home A ft or, Vacation
Mrs. J. 3. Lagcson, who has
been visiting in Omaha and Los
Angeles for the past few weeks,
has returned to her home. Mrs.
Lageson, principal of Mills school
of the lllllsid
leave tomorrow
morning for Oakland, where she
will visit with friends for tin
next few d lys.
tiueata nt Melton Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Melton have
as their house guests this week:
Mrs. A. It. Chriatoferson and two
children and Mlsa Haiel Llud
ben, all of Yukima, Wash'.
Linkhavcn
Merchants' '
Lunch.. .40c
Regular Dinner
$1.00
We Cater to KMclnl I'arliea
ami ltnniiii'la
1MH:H NKW
M.W.VtiKMK.NT
I'lioiie Your ltaw'rvntlon
lo 7J
I'll.M .ACTIIKMM HI'i:H X M. nVfl.'Jr., Ili'tiigi'" O. Zeiul
1 llltl K KTtH K ItUOKI'IIH ad ia,ry philllpa. charging hi
LOS ANtil'il.KH, Aug. 13. (I'I'I ! had )H.rv llllked ot 115.000. TIlD
Agnes Ay res. film aclroas, lo- ',,ctivs auld she hud lost (he aillll
day Houuht a complaint ngaliisl I Ijimuglt alork imiiilpulftlLoii.
Klamath Falis:?!?
AT FAIR GROUNDS
3ELLS-FL0T0
m
O THt
5 - HAMNJFORD
FAMILY
WITH
GEORGE-
RIDINO
CLOWN
STANDARD CIRCUS OF
THE WORLD
I -poos 1 ortH-
r.PM-7PM
1 erttrooM Awcri 1
1 RM 8 RM.I
UPTOWN TICKET SALE CIRCUS DAY ONLY ,
UNDERWOOD Drug Store No Extra Charge
Homo From llandnn ' '
Mrs. K. Illl Hunter uafd chil
dren, accompanied by Mffa Helen
Mason, returned yesterday from
lltndon, where they spent . two
weeks enjoying the sea shore.
Here After l-ng AuM'nrt
Mr. and Mrs. Ceerge Uarth are
ln Klamath Tails after several
mntilh. inanl l il. . -.. . i ..
. . ... k. I.' " U 1U
-"Oakland. California,
a train wreck on her way south
3E
3
and spent several days In a hos
pital recovering from the shock.
.Japan won't let the Chinese fight in Manchuria. She
is much like League of Nations, except for. ier foot tem
Here Krom IHn
I .Mrs. Mary Iteed waa In Klam
ath Falls today from Dorrls
On lhA th.,' t,,t ir o..,i ' he" " ' o of
and Cramer came down on wat- h,T dauhter- Mr- Joe -Vathewa.
er. their safety is doubtful unless Mr" Reed' who ued 10
they had a rubber boat and a , resl,,nt of Klamath Falls and
map of the location of Moravlon 1 Dorrl" ta now 1,Tlng ln Saa DleK0
California.
station.
We' of the Kawson-Fleld mu-i
seum expedition expect to return i'"" rlub To ,,"',
south In a few days with fair I Announcement was made today
weather, and will probably dockitnal De,lnlf of h Lone Pine
at Wiscasset. Maine. Ic,lf c,ub would beiheld In Ixne
We have never heard the let- Plne ,oniht ' dl'cusa fair ex
ter "R" from the Greater Rock- n,bl" to be displayed at the
ford a radio, although we have coun"r falr September 'M, I and
In frequent touch with Pro-
,w. H. HoTibs station at
' Twas ovrflfiaAiv with t,ruliM r...
mil. nvana. tireeniana. me oase 01 . " " - w
This automobile age has its faults, but Sunday no long
er is a day for men to sit on the front porch in sock feet
and red undershirts.
You won't believe it, but back in the 90's there were
adults and even children who went for hours without
spending a nickel. ' '
(he Greater Rockford's scheduled I Mr- and Mrs- E- Dituhim this
second stop. (The letter "R-2" ; week announced the Dhrchase of
was the last signal heard from the Viulng summer Jlume at Lake
the fliers last Snnday morning, io' the Woods. The Dunham fam-.
and designated thm as near Hr will leave thlsy week-end Jor
Cape Chidley. . the lake to takopossesslon, of
'. their new summer cottage.
Return From South ' '
Mrs. J. C. Johnston and daugh- Suit I InHti'luleoV- '
jer. Anna Mae, have returned I -Suit for the recovery of (1000
liuui oau r l'JUUiV in 1 c ..111. ,.... . . .. , . v . . . .......... . . . . ,
Johnston has been spending the I June 3. has been Instituted In
past few months seeking to belie- j circuit court by Lulu and red
fit her health. IKleinegger against Edith O. jjll-
Ha et al. ' ' '.
Slorkman In Town i
. Sir. and Mrs. D. M Alexander
w-ere city visitors yesterday from
their large ranch on Upper Klam
ath lake.
Shopping In Klnmulli
Charles .Mack and daughter.
Dona, were shopping in local
stores yesterday from tholr ranch
home near Spring lake.
In Town Fur liny
H. C. Tipton, well known ranch
er from Olene. wasNln Klamoth
Falls attending to businetj mat
ters yesterday.
Deputy Quoted
T. It. (Ullenwaters. deputy dU
trlct attorney of Klamath county,
was at the IfflperlalyesterduV en
route to K If math Fails from the
international antl-crlme confer
ence of northwest law-enforcement
officers held at Rolae, Ida..
Uaigust AUt. Mr. lUtmwaters
8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
"IS JESUS the SON of GOD?"
HEAR .
Rev. J. N.Hoover
from Santa Crui, California '
Active and widely known pastor in Baptist
Denomination for 28 yean,
at
Klamath Temple
Corner Eighth and Oak Sts. .'
FRIDAY, 8 p. m. .
"Bible Bo$heviks, and Why Is the
Bible Out of the Schools
of America?"
Service every night
aaaZZaaianS EaMBHBHiBaBMBa
You are welcome
the efficient t-mannrr- tn - filch
Canadian,' police gt their men.
Alberta police at the ennfer-
eucewere Strongly In fuvor of
separating politics from law en
forcement, (. leaving only, civil
work for a k e rl f f s." he said.
''They make law-enforcement a
profession and- have an extreme
ly closely "knlr police organisa
tion. Police can call on any part
of the province and expect and
demand co-operation from the
officers. This Is not true ln the
I'uited States." The conference
went on record as favoring the
If you think man would behave without authoritative
law, note how scornfully he glares at the alarm clock
on Sunday morning. .. '
CROWD UNABLE
, TO HEAR SMITH
(Continued from page 1)
thousands outside on the lawns
ln the rain.
Speaking at the rate of more
than 10 words a minute, and with
few gestures. Governor Smith fre
quently paused to drfuk some
water. He took an hour and fif
teen minutes to complete the ad
dress. After It was over he walked
out to the east steps to thank
the crowd, still standing In the
rain.
"There have been many times
when I have regretted the In
adequacy of the assembly cham
ber," he Bald, "but that Inade
quacy never was so forcefully
borne In upon me as tonight.
"I watched them building this
platform; I saw it grow from a
thing ot rough planks to its
present finished state, and I
kept figuring to myself every day
what a good time I was going t
Lave Wednesday night.
"Well It was ordered other
wise, but I am given to under
stand (hat you hoard It all onV
way through the horn. ,
"Senator I'lttman told you.
the conclusion of his speech that
1 would rome down . here and
speak to you for a few minutes
Thai's why I'm here; what I
want to do Is to Introduce tc
you some of tha figures you Its
tened to over the microphone,
that you will know what the;
look like."
The nominee then Introduced
Robinson, I'lttman and Chairman
Raskob of the national commit
tee. Then a voice came up trot
the drenching thron:
"I ruined a perfectly good hr
i coming here to hear you tonight
!ai- '
I "Yes, and I"Jn raining a per
fectly good voice trying to tell
;you about It," the governor shot
j'back. "Furthermore,'" be ild.
j "you'll only need that hat until
j September 15, but I'm going to
'need this voice for two and a
half months."
That ended the show.
I COMPANIES MAY
! JOIN HANDS TO
SAVE EXPENSE
NEW YORK, Aug. 23. (UP)
'Telephone and several telegraph
messages simultaneously are to
be transmitted on the same long
; distance wire circuits of the
American Telephone and Tele
graph company through an ar
rangement with the Postal Tele
graph and Cable Corporation, It
was announced today,
j The new relations between the
telephone and the telegraph com
' panics are to make t'se of inven
tions whicti are expected to elim
inate to a large extent (he ne
cessity ot parallel pole linen and
wire circuits of the two com
panies. ' - ' '-"
j TAKKS mi x IjIFK. '
' PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 23. (A.
P.) Jerome L. Fowler, 64, end
ed his lire by hanging In the at
tic nt his home. His body was
found late yesterday.
"One for the book!'
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When FIR SLAB is el
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and costs you aLout half
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Order H-lnch or 2-foot FIIJ
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Onlt'r your winter's Itlocks
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Double Load ......$6.50
Peyton' 6? Co.
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120 Hti. 7th, Phone S3S
by
Let your home bear this mark of dis
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Years of plumbing satisfaction
built to meet your ideal is our aim.
LORENZ CO.
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Also designers of the famous
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Klamath County Fair
AND
Labor, Day Celebration
IlOamafflhi FaQHs 9)ne.
Saturday - Sunday - Monday
' f ' September 1-2-3 "
Automobile and Motorcycle Race ' ( SEE
2 p. m. each tlfly. 1 Liveatock ShoW
' Community Booths
Aerial Stunts, Wing Walking, Agricultural Displays
Parachute Jumping Automobile Show
1 p. rh. daily. - -
Ask for
Special Night Show t PREMIUM LIST
8 Acts Vaudeville Now
8:30 p. m. ., " ; "
' Annual Klamath
X CARNIVAL County Fair ,
Shows, Rides"and Concessions ; DA N C E
Continuous Performances Exhibit Building
' Tuesday Night
$6500.00 August 28 ,
Prizes and Premiums Jack Bowring's Qance Band
I. y. ..I
Grand Labor Day rParade
Monday, Sept. 3rd 1 1 P.M.
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