l'Vittny. ScjikmW 21. l!)2H
TDK .EVENING IlEnAM), KLAMATH KALES, OUV.CM
LUMBER 1.ET
AL SPEAKS IN
IS UNDER W Y
Lumbermen rrimi ninn- him -Ilium
nf (h ii roiist gutlierod hi
the Kennies (iiilf liiul ( 'on ii I rv
dull I li In afternoon for Hi" fc
llloiiul meeting nf Hi" California
HiiKiir mill Whim I'lim Mumifu
lurlim association' which con
vened ut l::ln.
ni'll'Kllll'D fP'lll llllll'lt uximIii-
Huh were present fur Hi" npiii
ItiK. .from I he Western I'lnn
M ii li uf u I ii rTit' 'association nf III
liiliinil K in il r mill from Mm Nn
llniinl l.u in Ix r Manufacturers' n
hiii'IhIIihi with present.
At the clone uf lln business
lulu Ihl afternoon, Mil' group
will Imlil liuniiini ul the nl illi.
Tiiiiiiirrnw morning ul U o'clock
lllla session will again convene.
(,U'Iiik ul noon .
J. M. Whlli., president of Ih"
association, of Weed, presided ut
til" ruilllil lllhte discussion.
rrolili'iiiH, such uh tint uiotslure
cuiilent of lumber, lln. advertis
ing policy' of Hit nutl.iuul asso
ciation, trmlii development mill
.ru iipiTui Ion wllh sister oreuuUu
lloni of llm liilunil K in pi i'" i urn
being discussed liy ih memle.rs.
A. J. Viiyw, W. K. I.iimin.' (1
A. Kroumt uml II. H. MurioiiKim,
local lumbermen, tuiv" I'liurK" of
arrangements.
Hill Service
, Contest Will
Begin Saturday
Tho school iMiyu iiml girls con
test which start mi H.'itiirUay,
sponsored by Jlfu lllll'ii Hervlre
00 Slilh uml I'lu in iroiul" In
ti olio of I lii most Interesting un
ll UN IMtlli-UllOllul '"l Ill'tll In
llii riiiimy. 'lln entry tlni" In
scheduled tor 9 o'clock In Hi"
morning iuiiI will Ih closed on
llm evening of Huiurtluy, Hecem
bvr :;.
"Thn earlier In life we develop
lb iiuulllli'u wlilih nuk" im p
' lenllal salesmen, lln homier we
will reap Hi" belief li." Mr. Wnoil.
In charge of llm runlet for
Hill's Hervlie slnle.l HhIu.
"When proper Interest In la,k'ii
In u minor euterlng n route! iif
lllln kind. In mil vulimhln help
tun Iif given him uh to upprnu-i
dmniilrutloii of merchandise,
rinsing unit conduct throughout
til" ruuvuii. TIiIm will eventually
lay thn foitiiilutlon of a persoual
It v which In olio of tho biggest
furtoru of u successful business
life"
Tlin wny to overcome miliH re-Isti-tire
will tin out 1 1 mil Id loose
entering tho mutest. Sot.
Iloim from thn school furulttes
as tn Id. 'UK that will fit In with
' thn present teachings uro hoi"il
lor.
Parent uro asked to encour
age the rhildrcu to enter 111" con
tost., not only because of thn pns-
Ibln Intrinsic ituln hut hutiM
t)f Ih Illcutlonal Value til ho
received..
iHtulc "iuiiIiI not be printed uml
"llf A IS-hkM A S-WYf lliniOUIl-ll Mir IV IIIU1I U lllll
; uis.L.Ariuivm i i m,,,, .ioiir. "
' " 1 "Wlifrn In I lin uiiinoy roinliiK
ICmillnifil from liuiu II rrnmY" ho unknil. uml II lolil
,liiiinll, iiHulnliun iillornvy Ki'imr-1 of un mi nt ho Innl rfuil wlii-rn
;uli III" Ku Kins K lull, llm 'I u wiiiiuin Willi Inlo thn iinllonul
luwulilp I'-iirnin. u riuinrinil pnli- , onniiliion in WimliliiKl'Jii uml
lliiiiloii of WunhliiKloii, li. IV. . kiy nun,,.,! ( ti, n,n
unit Korinnr M"iiiilur Own ' In i hiirK" uml milil: "I wmil minm
IliU nIiiI", a uVinooiillr ImllHr nii-ritl ur on (lovnrnor Hinltli; I
hill worn ini iillniiKil by niinm In non-polll li ul klml.' And
llm mlilriHM. wlibh llm itnu-ni'ir , brouKhl Imr ilowntiilr, put
nil. I wunlil Ii" bin IiikI on llm nub- .r uutoinol.lln uml took
Jo. I of "wIiIhutIu,k," InlnrnnCK ' .r. v,.r , offlrn wlmrn u
mi. I r.iinmuiiy. pnpi-r In uulilMmil rulliul IIih
I Wllh llm Itnv. John Itiimh (.1.wJp Korum." whlih for
Hirudin, Nnw Vork llupllut i-U-my ulllt)1.r f yur , I n on-
mun, uml tin. Itnv. Wnnli ilu limit, ku,,,,,! i hl wn"l.-. fonllnh.
. Okliiliumii Clly lliiplll mlnliili-r. ; ,,,!,) Mnu,., ul, n, fulhollr
two of bin i-rlilm. on llm plul-1 , ,ur. h uml thn timnibom of ihul
t.irm, (lit Ki'Vnrunr lolil lilit mi-ifulih."
illnni n ImnI nlKht llml "onii utt Vriur ,,, d,,,.ri ,. ' run-
" Ihliim hn huil mmmi In ; (..miiHi ii,.. (ovvrnor ull llm
I'" ' "I" i ln iilnr w nl Kr, .iniKon of lln. r-ulm of
to him by u Mumi.iiI.- frl.-ml of Arkunuu wrol.. to onn of lln-1
Mil uml p.nporiliiK lo huvo l"-u f ... .-K t ffom tliut Hluin nayliiK ;
mmii oiii mnmr iuuioih- iiiihPm m , ,, ,M , Y. fl(f. HlI1,h ,,
' In I'Hilmlli' vuinru." ..in. uronnil of iinhnl.llnit Amr-
tJniiiliiK from It. Im Mild II , ,.,n f,t,.uM nlH nut It ul lii u
i"l"ll iiw wn hum (onlrol l L. a llllil by our .fon fnl lmr."
:Nnw Vork. hi Irk toiinlhi-r uml; "fSnw. run you think." tbu
jwn'll "l ronirol of Dm nii-' nomltio.. inmnrlnl. "of uny mun
i try." lln uitlil H uiipiironlly hd'or Bl(y Kri,u (lf ,,, Mn,iTd
hnnii unlit lii tlm Mi.oiilr nril. r tXH,..r In wliut tlmy ihII llm Ku
In Now York Immii "m, muny K)ui Klln ,,,, r(lf(. lo (,,. j()
nmnibnr, of Ibul onl-r um frlnml wr ,., Anmrlnui. uml for."! llm
of inltm und huvn bnnn vol Ihk for, Kl.u, ,irn,.p,. thin Ji.ffnrHi.n
ni" for llm lunt yruru." Htul for. thn ijuillty of mun,
, lln illmiwn.'d uny ioiiiiit lion uml foiK"! Ihul our fornfullmrn
; wllh Hi" rlriulur nml mild li" In tln.lr wlmloin, fnr"""lnn proh
wontil liikii u ill ii ii. Hint "no- uWly "Uh u hIkIii an wn look ul
hoilv Innlil" of llm Cutllilllr l-hlir.'lt loduv. wroln Into llm ftiiiiliitnnn-
! Iiiih I ii Miiiplil .'iioufli lo ilo u tul luw of llm rounlry riiut nl
ll.liiK Hkn llml " mi llm" w!m r. llKl.in In b" rn-
And lli. ii, im lb" i rowd i Ini'r- Kiinli il uh u iiulifl(iill.iu (or of
nil, Im uiblnd : "11 nm inuk.. my-. fl".v
m-lf iH.rfnrily i lnur. I do not Aflnr d"iioum Ihk un "II.'h," a
;wunt unv l ullioll.' In llm l.'nliiil nurl.'N or r.-poKU Im uuld bud
1 Htuii-N of Anmrli-u to vol. for mn rniti'lmd liliu, llm xovnrnor roti-
on llm ltili of , Niivi'ml-r b- Hini.-il: "Of loumn II In very flnn
iRiun I mo u Cutliiiltr. If uny for tlm n publli-un nullnnul com
rutbollr In IhU .oiiniry ht'llnveii mitt". uml tlm rnpublirun .bulr-
: l hut tlm wrlfurn. llm wnll-bnliiK. mini to diown ull llil. Il I'j
j Hi.. prni.Tll v. llm rrowlh. uud v.-ry uuay fur lli.iin to uy. ' I
nli" nipuiiNlon of llm Cnll"'l .; dlnrlullu knowlndi.. of It unit ri-'
HiuInN In b.'Nt roii."rr.Ml nml Im-nI ponllillHy for wliut Mm. Vllln-
proinoi.il by l In. "If.ll.ni of lloo-. brumll n.il.l. Kim U n d.-piity at - j
ner. I wuiii him lo voin for Moo-' torimy rnnnrul of llm Cnlind
mr mid tun for nm." . Sliitnu. Him wrul Imfor n Mniho-
'lliit on llm oltn-r bund," Im . dil i-oiifornnun of MnlbndlHl
ioiiIIiiu.mI. ! buvn tin. rlx lit to pmunlmrN and mild lo Itmm:
Nay Ihul liny . liumi of llilu i oiiii- " -Tlmrn urn Cnu.ouo of you
.try that Indlnvnu I run promote MnlhodlNtn In f ihlo nlono. fnniiith
Iin wnllum, ibul 1 mil fnpaliln of Id put this idnrtlim ovnr. Write
i.irhm llm hlp of mum har.dy " yonr ixx.pl...
.1hroni.li lb" ii"l four ynarN und; "Ttmrn Is impurulioii of rtiuri h
lh"ii vol.. uK.ilnni in.- b.Mun" of und iuln for you," the nftnilnnn
'my rnllitlon, Im In not ti mal, ; uNNnrlnd. und tlmn unknd nmld
pur... K'-iiiilim Anmrb uu." ii.pliiii": "What would bn fa id
i Tlm luiinln." an Id that llm "cry ' around ili! ..niiitry If u ramh"r
of Tammany Hull" ohl. li former of my cil.iu. i. If mi uliui'hn of
' Sciiaior Ow.'ii had riilaod In u'lhn dniuo. rail" administration at
I..II.T to s.'iiaior Sltiinioua, demo-1 Atliuny. w.-rn to upiKar b..firn a
.-nit. North rurollnu, und irlnud j ronvi'nilnu of Konian i'jiihollr
:ln llm ('otiirnNl.aiil ltm ord, wan i ilnrlm uud mukn that kind or a
"iiothliiK tm.rn or I.nn thun a mil . Htiilnnmni ?"
ImrrliiK llml la pnll.il arr.." llm! Hif.TrlnK In an li.'m wlilih Im
.trail In order to .throw uh orfaald unit printed on tlm front
I tlm a.-nni " pan" of publl. uilon by llm Aah-
1 An Id thn "whlMwrlnit" Wiulnal lund Avnnun Itiiptlat iliurrh of
him. h- an Id ul nm point: "One LnxliiKton, Ky , and whlrh called
.araudnl In my nilm!nlMrtlon nttnnilon thai thn papnra hail
would auvn llm rcpiihllrnii na- printed "how (lovnrnor Smith
tlonul comuiltinn all llm mouny rumn near to a anrlotia acrldnnt j
thul I h-l!"vn tlmy aro uaiiiR to drivtUK &n mllna an hour down
Hprnuil llirouitli Ihn mn I la thla llroadwuy whlln intoxliulnd." tbn
ai irrrlloua propunilida." ' lovnrnor auld cvnryhody know
lln wild a .Nor Mi ('iirollun wo- In. ruuti.it opnrnlo an autumn-
man who lulled on hi in rumnily blln.
at Albany, told hi in that thn "1 In rued that piilill.ullon ovnr!
amount of mill Smith prnpaunmla and looked on tlm lusldn," h I
Hint wiin lii-liiK Kent Into her continued. "I aaw that on llifi
rtgjV-.5fJrU5 DEPENDABLE MERCHAKVlSEja4
First Sale of the Season
i bif-. .D. R.ES
S
ES
This being the first Dress Sale of the season, we ad-
j vise you to make your choice early. Our Entire
Lot of $14.50 new Fall Frocks cut to this very low
price.
Sale
Starts
Sat. Morn.
Crepes
Satins
Novel Silk
Silk and
Velvet
Combinations
Vitioned for fall and winter wear.
Theia dresses direct from New York
are just a step ahead in style of the
ordinary frocks. Everyone beauti
fully made and finished with belts,
pleats, flares and novel metal trim
mings. At this price of only $9.50.
Women should make an effort to
secure at least one. You'll agree
with us that they were bargains at
$14.50, but now they are marked to
sell at a figure far below their actual
cost. It's the first , fall dress sale.
Don't miss it. ' '
Colors of
Tan
. iNude
Blue
Red
Green
Navy
Black
Large Selections from which to Choose
SIZES
for
ALL
Specials
for
Saturday
Our Ready-tWear is overflowing with' 'New Coats, Dresses,
Hats,-Lingerie and everything that a Miss or Matron might want.
STYLISH COATS
We invite comparison as to style,
quality and price look around then
you'll know why most women are
selecting their coats at the Golden
Rule. Weeks were spent by our
buyer in New York in searching for
the best on' the market that's.why
we can safely say that they cannot
be equalled at the prices asked.
Coats gladly shown without the
least bit of obligation. ' -
FALL HATS
Hate new and stylish they are so
varied Uiat you really must see them
to know their real beauty. From
felts to velvets in metal, braid and
ribbon, trimmings all different in
appearance style, design. You are
sure to find exactly the very one you
have been searching for in this ex
clusive , lot numbering over 200
Come see try them on we're proud
of our, fall hats and glad to show
.them tb you.
heirFlavor willWin You
All'crackcrs arc" not alike. You've had some that
tasted like paper. You've had others that stuck to teeth
and gums like glue.
If so, you'll appreciate Tru-Bake Crackers. They
have a distinctive flavor. The result of carefully blended
home-grown flours. Baked crisp to a rich hickory nut
brown and salted just n'ght.? Shaped. to fit the bite.
Order from your grocer.
Baked and Guaranteed first Quality by the
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Remember It's
only the Golden
Rule that could
quote such low
p r i c e s on this
quality merch
andise.
iMIilMilililili'illlililiBllliltfflilll'lilililllilllllilllilllilililll
$ifcrsHi in DISTRIBUTION zsS?'
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Originators of Tru-Bakes and Tru-Rlu Honey-Sweetened Grahams
Sunday fallowing Its publication
at rleven o'clock In ths niorninc.
the Rlihjfx'l of wnrlil was to be.
What Think Yc of Christ?1"
"Now I nm compelled to the
observation." he declared, "that
the man or men respoiiHlble for
I hut lebous slander against my
character cannot possibly ' believe
in Christ." k
. Branding as another "Ilo" a
report thot while governor he
had appointed only Catholics to
office, the governor amid cries
of "ham, ham," directed at the
baptist minister on the platform,
read a long list of bis appoint
ments showing a good portion
of rroleatniits and Jews. In his
cabinet. In the state .judiciary
and county offices.
Charles K. Hughes, Nicholas
Murray Under and others were
named by Ilia governor as hav
ing attested to his ability as an
executive, although ho snld ha
: did not "have to call any char-
acier witnesses tor niy admini
stration.
Cries of "pour It on 'em AI,"
went up from ninny. In the big
hull nt frequent Intervals during
tho address, ,
A llnptlst minister 'delivered
the Invocation. .
Governor Smith Ignored scr
ies of questions contained in a
full page advertisement In" news-!
papers here seeking "further en;'
I llghtenment" on the queris pro-'
poundd to 111 m in similar manner'
in. Omaha. Neb., and which he
close of his farm speech Jhere
Tuesday night..
Orating with vigorous sweeping
gestures and at times assuming'
;a crouching position as he came.
down 'with a swing of the arm I
to emphasise a point, the gover-j
nor brought his address to a
close with his appeal for a clean,
constructive campaign.
"Let this debate be held In ,
the open, mid let us put down,
forever In "this country this un
j American, iin-Chrislianlike doc-,
.trine that is finding its way lino
this campaign. Let us debate' It
un the level. Rrlng it out in the
open, have the records consulted
and the platforms scmtlnlxed. I
sm satisfied that the result on
the sixth of November will show
Ian overwhelming victory for .the'
I democratic party." " )
Hen- lYnm LHiigcH Valley )
Judge and Mrs. J. 8. Orr arc
here from Langcll Valley today,
I transacting business and vlsltlug
friends, - " " I
Many itahics in Klamntli
"Since the first day of January j
I have mailed 254 baby books to
new mothers in KKlamath comi
ty," Mrs. ivy Props! in charge
of the baby department at Moe's!
stated today. Kach mother who'
brings her baby to Mrs. Propst'sj
department to be registered re- j
celves one of the dainty books. '
"Any mothers who might have I
failed to register Hie baby are
welcome to do so," Mrs. Propst
concluded.
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
VUlhm I'an'KlM Here
E. II. Carmkhael of Los An
geles, California, has arrived in
the city to visit for a time with
his parents, Air. .and Mrs. H. .A.
Carmlchael of JI7S Oregon Ave
LI
a Ki e i
With Johnies and Joes
VALENCI ANS
AT
r HENRY HALL "
, , .
Saturday, Sept. 22 ." . .
Supper at 12 Dance Till 3 A. M.
H
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AT ALL
HOURS
riM.ii'T
When you call on
us for taxlcah or rent
cur service we under
stand without being
told that your I me U
valuable. We re
spond accordingly.
You never " hnvs to
wait for us.
"Prompt anil Safe"
ChickcsTasi
-PHONE 77
601 Mam Sraccr
RecKARo's ChccctiIaxi
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