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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Weilnosdnv, OlolW fl, 192S"
& MAUKKBI.
B. KNULIHH
JlUllDHI UDKCr
Published evarr afternoon axcapt Sunday by The Hsrald Publlaktng
Damiwur at 1UI-1I1 soma fifth drub Klamath falls, Ornoo.
Katarwl aa eseond alui mattar at tha poatofflea at Klamath f.lla,
Oragan, on August 10, 1I0, under act of Congraaa, March ,
On Taar .
la llonlbl
lhraa Montha
On a Month
Br Mall
nellvarea hr Carriw
.M Ooa rar HI.
I 71 Bli Montha ..
1.11 Threa Montha !.
... Ona Month .
taaociATKii phkss i.kaskd wihb
mmukh ok a hit bureau or cihiilatiow
ab f Ska Aaaaflatr.
Tha Aeaoelatsd Praaa la aioluaivaly milled to tha ase Of rapoblloa
llon of all nawa dlspatchea credited to It or not otharwlaa aradltad la
Ihla paper, and alao tha local nawa published tharaln. All right, of ra
aablloatloa of apaolal dlapatohaa harala ara alao raaanrad.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1928
The Play That Brought Giant Protest
At The Liberty
tew'
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A Welcome Lane
PARALLEL parking is now a law in Klamath Falls.
It is a welcome piece of news.
! That was the one "hicktown" habit that remained
liif anA mwa nnrkincr hahit Ppfinle ramp from other
. . ' ., , , . , . t .t The New York Cionta may have lost a pennant by the ylnp you gee pictured above. For If I'tnplro
CltlQS and marvelled that we naa not outgrown xne KWm Mt ha1 swn ,hew Ul.,u a, .-learly . did the camera eye, xt.t Ulanla mlnht have on the
dangerous and cumbersome method. first game of their double-header with the vhlraxo Cuba. Hoese. Ciinut fielder. wa trapped bolwveii
... ... , . . . t 'third and home and was being chased by Third Has email Heck. Catcher llurlnett atood cn lh bune-
NOW, It IS OVer. me leilOW Wno waniS lO DaCK OU-.,ne Bn(, bork(,,j n,.p8ea rath. Here yon aee Ueee trying to slip around llartnett aa llcck rharitea
from the curb With full gas on Will not be jammed into down the baaellne. The liiant runner fell to his hands and knewa and was tiiKKed nut. A' lorniul
. . ji:.. .,.. i,t !,;,( 'pl"t was made by the C.ianla after Klein refused to honor the protest that llartnett hud Interfered
the on-coming car, and the delivery wagons that insist ' wltn lhP rilIinir
on double parking will have more space now for the 1
PUblThe new order of the city council will widen Main jMae WeSt Told She Call ShoW ; C
SlSii wt2T Paralle' Parkin? wU1 mak1 "Indecent" Show Until Friday ;V
hone I! I'h dnni'ca IhroiiKU
"Tho Bllver Slave" Willi uu evl
'dent eiijoymeiit. a vorva and
Kniety, which cuirlea Ilia Iduu lo
;tla hlitliest point. Aa a itivl she
. hud been married to u limn of
wealth and much her senior. In
.due tlmu ho went tint way of nil
i flesh, leuvliix n aniull duuithter,
nud a foiiuuo which wua lit his
'wltlow's dlsposnl until auch (hue
as aha should declda lo ru marry,
i Tho child itrowM to womanhood
uu J sturts In pursuit of a million!
nil imiii'iiliout-town, castliiK
i asldu the sweetheart of her child
hood. Her ruiillviilliiK mother.
nt her wits' end to prevent her
IniiKhter making her own mix
I lake, derides to win Juliet's benu
I from her. and does so. The girl
la furious, and when an curlier
; lover of her mother comes she
sets her rap for him. Molher
'double-crosses this Ion. Th'i
! merry hodge-podge Is of course
finally adjusted as It should bn.
Sophisticated, human, swill In
aitlou. brilliant In conception.
i "The Silver Slavs" merit
patronage.
MARY AND GENE
MARRIED TODAY
tl'iitttllltlrd frem I'nga Otlr)
lull priest of Hid Tuuliey fiimlly
III New York.
I,4nvc On lloiie)iioou
Afler the ceremony a luncheon
ul which there were twenty flva
guests was served, unci It was an-1 roses
nounced that thii couple planned
to leave shortly by iiulomolille (
for an unrcveuled destlnullon on1
their honeymoon,
Miss Lander, who la wealthy
and socially prominent, wus dress
ed In muuve velvet trimmed with
luce. 8ho wore u silver net ovel
her hulr which gnv her the sp
pearunce nf a Medieval (JjiiIo-
III hie nud Ihi U Mrs. I.nuder, Ills
molher lii liiw. t
The walls 'of the room worn
hung wlili old red Hamuli
against which musses of gor
geous while rosea aloud oulatrlk
liiglv. In tha room whero tha
religious ceremony was held them
wus u Imge picture of the Mudoiiiia
and child surrounded by white -
LEGAL NOTICES
liilue. Tuntiey worn a blue sack
suit which brought nut his sup
erb physique strikingly, a black
and while lie, while spills and
black shoes.
Nk) llciuillful
The fatuous Itoiuun nil Inn
blue sky wus nt Its best for
"roily" l.uuder'a brldul duy and
Just when Tuuliey was pultiug
your ring upon her finger a ray of
suniignt sliot through the win
dow of I ho royul mlon mukliig It
(litter for all I he witnesses lo
see. As I he religious ecrvniouv
TAXIDERMY
U.tMK
nud
III tiM
WXMMI
6
That deer
head will hovo
beuuly god
eipreaslnu If
mounled by
SIMMONS KOK ri'll.H'.TIO.s finished Tuuliey klsseil hls.L
Kully No. I
In the Circuit Court of the
WARDWELL FUR
CO.
"Ilvci tilling In r'nrs"
I'lioiie III: . IJll H. Illli.
Korell Should win Easily
i
n 8i ix) e
j were occasional demonstrations
ROOSEVELT
IS HATED
in me i ircuit i.nun "i
Ptato of Oregon In and for the fa.
County of Klnmath.
Kfflc M. Williams, plnlnllff, vs. j
Allle A. Williams, defendant. '
To Allle A. Williams, defend-,
ant:
In the Name of the Plata of
Oregon, You are hereby required
to appear and answer the coin-;
nlatut on file In the above en-
' titled ault on or before the -t h
(API day of October A. I). 192K. that
I nlted Pre. Staff Cor pomlrut .hi ,h ttendanta auppressed
. .. , rri : i j: I , no iur., uimiiiiii uin.cu aium HOI HtSTEIt. Oct. 3
CKAiNKlJ.'N Koreil. congressman irom tne imru u.-; NEW YORK. Oct. S. (UP)-seemd to take an unhappy and ' D. o0.evelt. former as- balng tb. laal d.y preacrlbed for
trict. Should be elected tO succeed himself in MUimo- "i - " i nusineas-iiKa interest in me pro- ,,,, r lne narv ma, your appearonce and to answer
' ,,, ... nr..u v. which surrounded the Biltmore i ceedlugs. They and Mlsa West ml.,,. i,, ,i,i to anld aummona and complaint
Illltll tUUIIiy. C VailllUb I.UIILCI C Ul w
doing otherwise, but once in a while they do some queer
thing3 up there and we want to call their attention to.
the fact that the remainder of the state is interested in
Franklin Korell and would take his defeat as a matter
of 'deep regret.
Mr. Korell is the kind of material for a good con
gressman and the way to make a good one is to keep
him on the 0. He is young, active, intellectually fit,
and has the political poise so essential to effective work
in the lower house. As a state legislator Franklin
Korell was honest and courageous. That was several
years ago and time has developed him until now he is
most eminently fitted for the position he holds.
Good For Klamath Indians, Too
"HARLES Curtis, vice-presidential nominee himself iing the show
Vj u. TnHlon m'vu enma nrivire tn the The blonde Miss West, who is
theater Monday night and arrest-l ah js verv solemn riail in' . In the order of the above, untitled
ed the entire cast of Mis. M.e ; black .Ilk. ,he g.v. her age a. ScToVra.lc ,ut, .. Mention COUrt for tU. Pbllr.llo ol Ihta
Wesfe "Pleasure Man." was on 28 and Iguored a feeble cheer I J"""01"""1 ultt vrmii. ; aummona. aud If you fall to ap
the Job again last night In a dlf-1 Even ln8 eourt Uu,.A J. ! C'at """"""m reeteI the pear, and answer eald auinmoiia
fereut caDaclty ! . ,. Iuuh' ! preaentatlua of Mr. Iloosevolt saudconipl.ilut.focwantthero.il.
te capatll)r- (casloually as the various female; . 0B, ... bv M plnlutlft will apply to the above
The cops who closed the show j Impersonators Included In the jZZZ. , VJlk, v v rk !"ll" rourt ,or ,h" rviM I"'
on grounds It was "Indecent" , cast flounced Into the prisoner's ""V" " r , , ed for In her complaint to-wlt: ;
were kept busy enough prevent-' pen. who "l?1'9 100 nominating speech. , Kor , aecne of lllvorco .Us
ing New Yorkers from rioting in.- when one ,.... .,,. i ,- .?econa'" ,P "lv"' ,h h"aa "'rlniony ;
their effort, to buy tlrket.d tr Z 'Ted ,ot , LT' Lieutenant (iovernor tieo. now and heretofore existing be
srnlnera were dolnr a rushlnr ' , S Prwred. .omeone con- R LunJlt an allprant for the tween yourself and the plaintiff
busine untn evv seat 7n he !a F? m V -P-1'0" nomination, and Mrs. lanlel, herein, upon the ground, of cruel
aouw wJ.old "ery ,n ,he..hrleked. "whoopse-dearle!" 0.1)4V, vlce ,,,. of Ul0'.nd lnhum.n treatment render
" " " , , , I "Who emitted that unseemly .tate committee. Ing the life of the plaintiff here-
or the police determination !. t,. - ... , In burdviis.nne, uuhappy. and un-
mw.d,. huviicu .no uinKiavmia. ll..ll... 1.1 t. . . . . . . . ... .
J 1 aaiu ,,.r. nud- nearauie. anu tor aucn lurtner r-
No one answered. The forty yell had many of the aame char- lief as the Judge of the above en
d.'lecllves continued to look de- acterlsilcs a. Covornor Smith, titled court may deem Just and
tc-rmltied and unhappy. ,nj would give the state an hon- equitable. Thla summons It serr-
VWua that a lady?" the magi.-'est, fearless administration. e'r "", V0''I by publirailon In
trt ll,,ol,l ir.,l .lo. Il ii i i . ;iu r.iniiiii niriiii, s iir s.
manded of a policeman. York City banker, was nominated
- "No sir." replied the embar- for lieutenant governor by ac
rassed officer, "that wasn't no clamatlun.
lady, that " i '
to keen- Broadway', stage "clean
wa. frustrated late this nfler-
hoon by a Supreme court re
straining order tesued by Justice
Lonl. A. Valente, the order for
bade officer, of the law from en
tering the theater for the pur
pose of arresting the cast or clos-
part uneronee inaian, gives some auvice io l ' ,"' T " V --j nut hu reply wa. lost In a -
Sioux Indians that goes well right here on the l-matt 1X215 a. '.rre.ted t"iJof f;,trrom' ,.h'.we-L - At The, Pine,
reservation jpart In production of 4,PIaurj(. ' . - ;. , rn -
Tree
At Rosebud, N. D., Nominee Curtis delivered a bro
therly lecture to a gathering of Sioux Indians. He said
". . . Every man must work. You must overcome any
tendency or desire to neglect work for other pursuits.
In he early days of your history you were famous
dancers and it is claimed that the other tribes took their
dances from you. But this does not justify excessive in
dulgence in modern dancing. Conditions are changed.
You now have responsibilities which you should remem
ber., "While I am in this cautioning mood let me speak
about the bootlegging and liquor-drinking of which I
understand there is too much around the reservation.
I particularly advise you against the use of liquor, known
in the early days as fire-water. I know you will obey
all laws. ..."
,'One of the things you should do is to vote. ... I
would rather have you vote against me than not at
paper printed and published and
of general circulation In Kiamafh
County, Slate of Oregon, for six
successive uud consecutive weeks,
pursuant to tha order of the
Honorable A. 1.. U'avltt. Judge
of tho above entitled court. Puled
tl. 2oth duy of August A. 1.
H!S. Tho first publication being
Man," appeared In court earlier'. ... . . There has beeu many versatile on tho 22nd duy of August. 192S
in the afternoon with her 53 co-'J" ,h , IT I , presentation, of variety seen at and the last publication being on
defendant, of the cast and plead-,,-WB,rB the Pino Tree since the Inception the 3rd day of October. 12.
ed not guilty when faced by the' , Bely Wl h he ",hter momeal of the double program policy but ' KDWAKI) H. ASIIDItST.
40 blushing officer, who test!-' ' .f r alu ' ,choru mn-, it-l doubtful If any more di- ! Atlorne, for I'lalnllff.
fled they had witnessed the show! considered by .ome peo-1 TerMM , , ; 1 oom 4 l.ooml, llldg..
,...v ,. .. ...,. A'I-39.S5-I2-1..0.1
and considered it "Indecent."
Magistrate Well didn't do any-
.Miss nest, tne author, som
what sober In the -recollection of
Starling the program at a
You Can't
Vote
If You Arc Not Registered
Registration books close
Saturday Night
Until October 6, the
Court House will be
open to those wishing
to register, from 7 to
9 o'clock each evening.
'
C. R. DeLap, County Clerk
thing drastic. He merely smiled iea dayg ,pent ,n tno wor,house merTy pac are Th Whirlwind
and made an engagement with
a year ago as a result of her
tne oeienuam. to come Dacg anu connection with
see him at 2 o'clock Thursday i -ar cmUii
a play called
boys.
couple of smartly dressed
irith aomo sensational
with her usual
all.'"
Americanism: Being dissatisfied with the one you
have because the magazine ad. makes the other one
seem so much better.
I '
jThis is a hard year for candidates. If an
can! be discussed safely, the people don't give
abodt it.
issue
a darn
jjWhen a treasurer disappears, there's little chance
to get back the money. You can't tell which broker
got :it. ,
After listening to a steamshovel gang excavating
for a skyscraper, it's hard to believe a mere confusion
of tQngues stopped the work on the Tower of Babel.
YOUTH ADMITS
MAIL ROBBERY
' V
(Continued from Pag-a One)
a description of the robber sent
all along the border, Oibb. was
riding Into Windsor on the game
train he had robbed.
The train wa. .topped outside
Windsor while crown authorities
questioned the crew, but Glbbs,
sitting on the rod. beneath the
rear car wa. not discovered.
After the Investigation the
train wa. released and Olbb. car
wa. ferried serosa the Detroit
river. Here the young bandit
rnnio to grief, for . Immigration
officer, were on the lookout for
amuggled alien, when the ferry
docked and Olbb. wa. discovered
when he came from hi. hiding
plnco.
The shabbily clad youngster
was searched and 18,600 In bank
notes wa. found stuffed In hi.
shirt, while he carried tiro sealed
currency package. ' containing
$10,000 and $6,500 respectively.
The custom men turned Glbb.
over to local police who already
had received a wire to be on
the lookout for him from pro
vincial authorities.
Glbb. readily admitted the
robbery and described the crime
to police. He waived extradition
and wa. returned to Windsor less
than three hour, from the time
the train wag held up.
MURPHY OX TUIAIi ,
MEDFOIID, Ore., Oct. 3. ()
Trial of Mike Murphy, of Merrill,
charged with violation of the pro
hibition law, wa. first on the
docket In Federal rourt here to
day. Murphy was alleged to have
sold wine, beer and moonshine
during the last Fourth of July
celebration at Merrill.
The civil suit of K. P. Hamil
ton against the California Ore
gon Power company for damages
for alleged backwater flooding of
hi. farm on the Upper Klamath
lake, wa. settled out of court.
afternoon, sure. Bail, which al-1 demonstration
ready had been arranged, was raim
continued at $500 each. j vaer le ,crmll of lhe re.
The old court room, however, straining order Issued today, tho
fairly bulged with tittering per-, show, may continue until Friday
son. who had come to see the 'night, after which it will be up
arraignment. A. the name, were ; to Mis. West and her co-defen-called
and each person minced idant. to prove their play 1. not
or strode before the judge, there : Indecent.
tht sardonic tunt" to unfold on roller.. Their
original
HIP 78 CADS
tricks have several
twist, to them.
With dance pep and personal
ity. Dud Nelson Is sure to pleaso
hi. auditors, for till, .nappy
young fellow has selected an nil .
popular program that should ,
meet with general approval.
The Three Anierlrau. of Yos-
terday and Today In a versatile '
offering of song talk, roping. ,
music and danco comprise such '
well-known character, as Chief
Hagle Wing. Chief Howling Wolf
,, , , and Rauiona. Two violins, piano
(Continued from Pag. one) j . . ..
and harmonica ara used in the
submitted to the electorate Joint-! of fcring, with a laugh hero and
ly a. one proposal. , , (here and some neat roping with j
I thit am n 17 Atist rlnniia tilte.
, Q-A proposal to refer to the m The Kast Side. Florence and ,
Seventy-eight cars of Klam- u electorate whether or not the , -ran, muKe morry with much '
ath potatoes left Klamath Falls !cltT at lar"c shonld pay for P-1 pernsflaRe and topical chatter. A
and varlou. loading point, along : eration and maintenance of a likeable couple. :
the O. C. & E. railroad, -for . Proposed lighting district on Main j fcarurlnR Ellnoro, Oscar, John
various western market, during ",reet aml Eleventh 1 street, or an(j j,aihan. The Coldcn Goto
September, It wa. learned today whether this expense should be four, favorites of the Air over I
from County Agent C. A. Hen-1 Dorne bv ,he Property holders ; outhern fallfarnla stations, are I
been i alo"S 1,10 auecieii street.
THE WORtnTAAffi AffftR MOTOR CAR
Iffl : ' mn
i ii i
KLAMATH
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ELECTRATE TO
VOTE 3 ISSUES
derson. Ten car. have
shipped since October 1.
Potato harvesting I. In full j their source in the chamber of
sway a. grower, are marketing i commerce airport committee and
their prcduce and either .hip-1 were officially endorsed by the
ping Immediately or storing In chamber of commerce board of
the hope of a rise In the market. director, yesterday. The council
market. i concurred with the board In that
Potato price, are not encourag-1 both organization, agreed that
ing at present and, to date, there j there was an Immediate need for
Is no Indication of. a rise on ;alr landing facilities and that the
the market. 'city should establish such lm-
provemenl. without delay. j
The third proposal, relating to i
tthe lighting question. Is an out-
ITC OCTU AAFFkf growth of a controversy which
" w..jrv ttas carrlC(1 on orrT the gnt,na.'
I system which was to have been
NEW BEDFORD, Mass., Oct I installed on Main street from
3, (UP) The possibility that the Second to Eleventh and on Elev
labor unions may take another enth street from Main to Oak.
vote on the proposed five per j Mayor Walters and several mem
cent wage reduction compromise hers of the council held that the
plan, today was the only hope- affected properly holders should
ful aspect of this city', textile not only Install the lights but
strike, which entered Its 25tn : should pay for the maintenance
sure to be welcomo additions to .
ti,. . . . h... 'any b'". Ellnoreli singing and '
tne uiunicui enoris oi ine tnreo 1 1
boys are right up to tho minute.
On the screen. "French Dress- j
Ing," slurring H. II. Warner, j
Ul Wilson and Cllve II rook.
STRIKE IS IN
week Monday.
and operation and "Juice."
Four of the seven local unions: About the time the system was
comprising Iho textile council, to be gotten under way, a poll
the regular labor organization, tlon from a majority of tho prop
Monday voted not lo accept Ihi '. erty holders, checked the project. 1
compromise five per cent wage ' Anxious to effect tho Improve
cut In place of the 10 per cent ment, the council is going lo the
wage reduction which canned tho
strike on April 18. The New
Bedford Cotton Manufacturers
Association hid voted to reopen
the mill, under the compromise
plan.
people with the proposition, and
will follow their mandaln.
Hear
The latest Victor Records at j
Star Drug Store. B27-02?
WOOD
Orders for Slabs and
Block Wood are coming
in fast, and prices will
necessarily advance as
bad weather comes on.
We have a bargain in
Slab Edging at $2.00
per cord at the yard or
Hurry-up orders are go
ing out promptly.
$5.00 ' delivered.
Order a little ahead of
your needs if possible.
Peyton 6? Co.
COAL, Fl'Eli OM
Ollj lll'lt.N'KHH
120 H. 71 II Ht. I'hono S9ff
AdvniK'rd Mi "loo" fcrilun
$1797.00
llcllverefl In hlumulli
Kail.
very Word you Iicar aLotit tlic
new Nasli w400nis a Good Word !
A LOT of talk about the new motor
cars, a lot of things being said
both "pro" and "con"
rasy steering, too, in the Nash 'MOO"..
People everywhere are saying it's tho
easieot steering car they ever laid
hands on.
But every word you hear about tht
new Nash "4'X)" it good
No one can look at the slender grace,
the smart modern style of the new
"400" Salon Body without a feeling
of genuine admiration.
And the new Twin Ignition motor!
Here is the engineering marvel of the
year. You'll be amazed at the difference
between this and olJcr motor types
' 0 Ke.lnus from I07I to '-Jlt Delivered In KI1111111II1 rails
ft CniiM-s, CahrlnlciH, Victoria from $1(1(1(1 to filfM Delivered In Klfliimlli I'll I Is
And the motor car industry's greatest
value! Bijur chassis lubrication; Hou
daille hydraulic shock absorbers!
bumpers front and rear; and a long
list of other important features.
The whole world is saying an J they
mean every uorj of it Nash has built
the car of the year. Be sure to sec it,
and drive it.
i.r tutu Iht Worlil in .Volar far futile
iniMMtTAvr 1 i:ati iti:-.v oriinu 1:111 n.t.s riiK.11 ..
Longer wheelhstci
Twin-Igniiion motor
12 Aircraft-lype spark
plugs
High compreiiiun
Houdaille and Lovcjoy
shock ubiorbers
ttwihtivi Ntb MMrfof j '
Salon Bodies
Aluminum alloy pistons
jer$rffl
New double drop frame
Torsional vibration
damper
World'teaiiot fleering
7-be.iring crankshaft
KMlow crnk pint)
llijur centralized
chassis lubrication
Electric clocks
rxterinr mctalware
chrome plated over
nickel
Short turning radius
One-piece Salon
fenders
Clear vision front
pillar pons
Nash Special Design
from and rear
bumpers
TEMPLAR MOTOR CO., Inc.
Eleventh and Klamath
Phone 1010
(77) A
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