V(1noH(llay, Of tu1nr fl, 1928
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
FALLS. OREGON
NEWS IN BRIEF
i
Hnlem llulne lnlliir
Fr.ll Olaim of Hnlem In III llm
i lly on business.
Pram lluiiaiiia
0. fl. 1'llta of lloiiama la
III city on builiK'viS'xIay.
In
Her Prom I.akrvU'W
W. It. Htpola unit Ton J. Mur
phy sr. visiting lit ll cltf from
l.aslew.
Ilerr I nun linker
Clark Wesirull of linker U III
llm clly transacting; uualnias.
I'mnier llcalili'iita Here
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Ilnuilllun
i of Kukii, formerly of Kliinmlli
Valla, km her. fur a vlalt or nv
rnl liny wild frivmls.
I Jlra, Cellini lit I
I Mil. J. ('. I'ollon of Kurt Kla
math ! lit Tueailay In the illy!
aliiiipliig.
; .Mr. Miirtlu lnirotMl
Toilay fur llm flmt limn. Mur
ray alurtln, prominent youim In
aurniir. in tin of this eiiy uhle
to set up (or ii short Hum. Hu
I him been trltliiilly III for many
Iweelis at llm Klmnulh Vallny
, lionplful. Illi roiiillllou l show
I Ini steu'ly Improvement.
KELLOGG PUG
T
lilnu's HovrrnlKiily in .VuirIi
i in la Dor iloes slui ear. I estob
H'h any parlliulur political
rt-xluia In thai region. All Japan
dsslrea In Hut region b kept
, under Ihi- iimlrol n( a' govern
mi'iil capable cf preaervlng peac
ami order."
itoiiiti:i isv nooM-MiTr:
mm puipta
Japanese Count Explain!
! Hit Attitude Towards 1
i Epochal; Document
FARMER, RURAL
BANKER BEHIND
TIMES CLAIM
Her Prom Aslilnnil
I. M. Moon of lb Moon l.um-
i ber company of Aalilmiil - In
tln i lly yixli'rilny I rnimarl Iiik
Ibuslneita anil vlull Iiik Irlcnda.
Wajnplcr Traiisncla llunlnraa
M. II. WampleT of Uilnaaa was i
Inrluflrd ,ln Ilia out of town vial- j Tliuia In II nlii lleic
i lira hir yaalaritay. , ,. Mra. J. I) Harrington of Rac
j'raiiiBiito, California, la In Klnm-
I rom Hpokane 'B" Polls. Mra. HnrrliiKtaii plana
Mr. ud Mra. P. I.. I'rullt nfu remain her. permanently.
rlpokan ra vlaliora In Klamath!
Kalla today. They ar stopping at u-ll a Have Hon
tha Hotel Arcade. Mr. and Mra. K. A. Ilussell of
' ! 1.119 Hargcnt Avenue annotiiic.
VUlilna 1.. nii.il i"1" "If'1' f '" Tueaduy
Mr. and Mra. A. Warner have
left for visit In Canada with
relallvva ami IrUiuda. They plan
Miss lingers I'lcitgcil
Prlends of Miss Jcun lloera,
daughter of Mr. unci Mra. I.eslU.
lingers of I lila city ami populur .
nieiiiher of the younger ao' lul ael ! KKW VOItK Orl J (l'P
will lie Interealed lo l-arii sli. (.,! yuy. IVhldu. who signed
hud pledged Alpha t hi Oiiii-ko al th,, Holloa part on behalf cf
the I'nlvcrslty of Oregon where ' Jkp, addressing a fllnner In
aim in intending, alias lingers ,i. i.nil,
ZAiiltKil.
U P)--As i
here Ih.i nli:ht. dn-
ilared the Kellogg pad waa
dea'tnefl Iutoiiib llm "Manna
('harta'1 of peaco In the world.
lie paid hixh tribute to Bec
lelury Kellucg and I'realdenl
l'ool!.la for their part In the
Hep toward wcrld peace and
FOR REFF.RF.Nril IM mr"l d jnp.n a deaire
,1a majorliii In phyalcul ediirailou.
Her ulnter, Ml-a Zepha, nUo a
ialuilent al the Ciilvermty of flre
I roll la a meinlier of the aamc
aororll) .
LOCAL "CHAMBER
IIIH.AIjKLI'HIA, OH. 3. ffP)
The farmer and the country
bunker are not keeping atep with
the great eoh(;mlc chagnea go
ing on about them. H. J. High.
irelii.ut of the Peopln'a Ilunk
and ' Truat company of TuhIo,
Mlaa., ibarged today In an ad-
ur.-.. ...,.. ,e aiaio uana in- finance and public
vMon ot the American iiankra t.v i,ln in huilil
nwt r.Tt H win: nv
.Sin hll.tllK. IS MOKV
I.O.VDO.V. Del. J, lll'l Bo
alrzka Holly, noted dancer who
married Mortimer Havta. Moii-
trcnl acloii, will not hure In the
vent enlate of her late father-lu
ll, w. Sti Mortimer Davis. The
will, filed today, allpulnKa that
Ilia ifon'a IntereaU In the $ISi).
OnO.OOa eatute ahull not be pann
ed on to hla wife or children.
STIJ'S TAKI V TO
lHHtK IM.KPKMtK.NCK "11.1. KKM.UV
IN I.KAtilK ay NATION!
roHTI.ANH. Ore., Oil. 3, tA')
- -Htaiilcy ftolier'aon, of Koreni
lirove. Oregon, came In Portland
late yeatenlay and met a at ranger
who erked blm lo attare a room
for tho night. They went lo al
rooming houae, and wheu Hob-'
erl'on awoke today hla autt waa
gone together with contentd of
the varloua poi keti, Im hilling
Ml) In rath.
Alvvla.io, r ade a riiccvaaful trial
flight In the rrpnlred rmfl today
und aniioumed he would leave
...1 a.iui-nii. i T.iir.iii4 j , kii(1-
plng euroute al Valenclcnuea.
The craft la rupahle of landln
and rl.-lng almoet vertically.
Jug) Slurla, Oct. 3.
further atep lo In-
The Fuller Brush
Man
Permanently Located
In Klamath Kulla
J. .1. Jeiiulii4, tirneral
Delivery
t the private Kuiillarlum. The'
baby weighed eleven pouuda.
The Klamath chamber of rum
mer re, a member of the I'nlied
IHlatea chamber, hua coat Ha
vote In favor of referendum fiS.
ja I. H. chamber meaattre Involv
I In at five fcaturea of agriculaurnl
I reform.
I.llllan flurke of .Mlllal i-,.,, ,. ,,. ....,, , ,,,
Addition arhool hat been III for . r,fl.rBIIl)glII rnclnmailon.
Ihe pat few duya Willi a heavy j .r. u,,.rili , r,..ii,. ri,.i,r.,i
ftlli (thil liraW l.laa lit ffiailltin .m .
Mr. T V llonderaon la home . ... . ........ mmxuin aim
- - ner poauiou,
from VOIlinerii i uivrnn,
GENEVA, Oct. . U P) 'rear
aure romplelo Independence from that China might withdraw from
the Kerba, repreaentatlve of all Ihe League of Nallnna waa dlit-
( roil Prnvlnrea and leading alpated today when the Nanking
Croatian polltlrlana and econo- government noilfled the leaKii-
mlata have si-aolveir that the aecretarlat that It haa arroplcd
provtncea ahall Jointly control all ihe coituril a Invltu'lon to con-
worka. Alan Untie participation In Ihe pre
aneclal har- , De.raiorr dlt'arinanert comuiiM-
aa.oc.aiion conr. niion. u.rn at Dalmotia and Hpalatro ! alon.
The quicker the farmer and and lo reek foreign loana aepar- .l'TO-;VltO PLANE
banker realize that the growing ate from the Herbs. ; H.IKN Kl t'CKSHKl'I.LV
of a alngle crop continually on ' ! -
borrowed money la economically Here From Itninlon PARIS Ort. 1 il'Pi J.i.n
for ; imaafe, he raid, the aiwner will O. A. Chamberlain of ilundon De La Clerva. Spaniah Inventor
i proaperlty reach the agricultural ' Wan n hlll.ilu.H Vlllnr herM v. who reeentlv raliH a t.
jupan naa uu neairea agalnat 1 dUtrlrta.
relullona with China.
terday.
'get field in hia new Auto-(iyro
STARRING DELICiOUS
AND GOLDEN DE
LICIOUS APPLES
neat known apploa of all.
They do wonderfully well 111
the Klamutb liualn. Treea
aold only by E. O. Nord. 217
Mt. Whitney St., Phone 915-11.
A apeeiul price on all fruit
trees during insnth of October.
In be gone for at
night. .
legal fort-1
Mlaa Clurke Ill-
Mix
Slra, llenilemon Home
where
aha haa been for aom' "" u"lt..)a NelghUira Tml(rlil
lung wi.n ner .no..r. , M,mlM,r, , luy
'"n ' bon "' mN', tonight for regu-
1 . i.. I'r l"Uie aeaalnn. A aoclnl eve-
Member, of Ihe Daughtera ';, MmbM., 0, lh. ot(ll,r ,
jod ara requaa.ru ... . ,. ..-... ,, niembera are u.ked
al tna meeting acnenuieu
Thurailay evening at 7:30 o'clock
ul the Maaonlc temple.
agricultural reaeanb.
Action wua taken by Hie
chamber al Ha board of dirnctora'
meeting yesterday.
Mlaa Noble III
Krlenda of Mlaa llaie'l Noble,
teacher at Fremont achonl, will
lie aorry to learn ahe la 111 at
hef home with heavy cold.
During her baeara Mra. Dwlght
French la auballlullug.
attend.
R. CONWAY MAY
VISIT CITY TO
OPPOSE BILLS
Whether or not Kuy Conway,
Portland, connecud with Ihe
Oregon Slate MJIor a aociatlun,'
would arrive lu Kiamalb Kalla
tomorrow to campaign aguinat
Mlllrr Itougl.l Fin Ticket
). J. Miller, dlatrlrt freight and
passenger agent of the Houthern
Pacific, purchased ticket Number
One of the CltUena Hludent Alb
Ivllo Aaaoclatluo. The aale otfl
clalljf opens Ibmorrow, The ee
aon llikeia sell for 1&.
t'ouit of Honor llturaduy
The lulllal Court of Honor for
the full sruaon Is to be held
Thursday evening at tho clly li
brary. Parrnta and friends of ,h, Dunne license hills, was not
ihe boys aro cordially Invited lo gnowii today In ibo chamber of
iiltenrt A number of the aeouts commerce.
will be up for promotion. nr. fonway had aaked Ihe
' - m Klamath chamber l nrrnnne-a
Will Altrn.l I oiifrrenre meeting with representatives of
Mra. C. W. Htanley and Mrs. ' varKus rural civic bodies. Dlffl
N. II. Drew will attend the stats cully has been experienced by K.
conference of the Parent Teacher Iteynolds. secretary of tha
a "social Ion which la to meet In chamber. In .'obtaining replica
Itoarburg on October 24. 16 and fr.Tin socruUrlcs of the various
!. Ilo 1 6 Mra. Htanley and Mra. organizations
Mueller In Valley
Louie Mueller, deputy sheriff,
left laat night tor Medford,
f her be will testify before the j rulk u( ,h( tlBU donUI BMo;
Loneu n.ew , cii on. mho met with them lo
Drew will go as delegates
Ihe Kalrvlew P. T. A.
from
III HNH AUK FATAL
Work Outlined
Members ot Ihe school board
were told of III" plana of Dr.
RIIKLTOK. Wash , Oil. J. (At
Dorothy Packard, lfi. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Lou Packard,
died this inoi ulna of burns sus
tained ImIj yesterday when she
win i.siii in the Mike Murphy. ' .. ... . ... .. . . ... threw gasoline into a stovo to
. , ... - . uuinne fiians aa uiey ii are neeii L ., f,
I made. Miss Heteue Canflnld also
ntMlrtl
csw. Murphy la cnargeu wu
aaln na po.eeaaion oi ""' ,, wtn ,,m mrd , ,, ,,,,,
log liquor. .
Mri TInirMlny Mjilit
Members of the Spanish War
V.l.mn. HI v.. .1.1 . i. n-..
Ihe j mM,lnit 'o fall on Thurs-
uay nigni in ineir rooms at tne
court house. The meeting will
convene at eight o'clock. Mem
bers are asked to make special
effort to attend Ihe opening
meeting.
T earlier aasnl
Mlaa Denn Itelnertaon of North
Dakota, who recently came
Klamath Falls to teach In
city schools waa officially ap
pointed li I teacher ott Tueadar
evening by the school hoard. Mlaa
Itelnertaon will teach at Central
school. .
make the fire burn faster.
She was a Sophomore In
Shelton hl.'h school.
FOItll WON'T IH'N
the
Contra to F.nd Tomorrow
The Gigolo eonlost being con
ducted under the guapK-ea of
Jack llowrlng'a orchestra at the
Winter Garden, will close on Sat
urday night ccordliig to an
nouncement made today, .fifty
dollars In cash prlg 'Will b
awarded. : j 4 . Y
llelumtsl to California !
Mr. Leo Moore and aun have
returned to their home In Sac
ramenio after visiting In Klam
ath Falls for some time at the
home of Mra. W. B. Moore. Mr.
Mooro loft for Colorado, where
he will be for some time on busi
ness before returning fo hla borne
In Hacramentn,
Hunter (Jets Limit'
II. ' M. Hhlrlcllft of Myrtle
Creek has left for Ooarhart
mountain, where he will spend
several days on a hunting trip.
Mr, Bhlrtcllft arrived here for
Ihe opening ot tho durk season
and the first two days got tho
limit In ducks.
SPIIINC.FIELD. Mass.. Oct. 3,
(J! No. Henry Ford won't run
for president, at least as the '
nomine" of the American Home
Progressive party, which held a
two-man convention. He haa de
clined Ihe honor gracefully, say
ing he la pledged to Hoover.
Al Brings Smile To Disabled Vets
Dlvon Hlioota Flnirrr .
Paul Dixon, son of Mr. nnd
Mra. J. It. DUnn of the Spring
Lake country, accidentally shot
Ihe lop off tho first finger of
hla left hand while loading gun
km Monday. Whllo tho Injury Is
very painful, Dixon la roporlod
as recovering rapidly. Ho la a
student at the Klamnth Union
high .school.
Meeting; Tomorrow
The Congregnlloiinl Commun
ity Circle of Mills Addition will
meet at Ihe home of Mrs. Nel
son F. Cole on Thursdny after
noon. This meeting has been
planned as courtesy to tho
mother of the children In the
Congregational Runduy school. A
program la planned for the af
ternoon. Hostesses for the after
noon r: Mesdamea M. C. Mld
dlelnn, Inane. Larkey, J. flnland,
A. J. Hopkinsoii nnd Nelson F.
Colo.
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For Iws hours during his visit lo SI. 'Paul. Minn.. Al Smith forgot
Ihe blare of hands and the shouts of his Democratic followers while
he visited llm World War veterniH' hospital nl Fort SnellliiR.
Ahovo he Is shown with Arthur Phelps, beil-rlilden since ihe battle
of 81. M thiol. Ilnlow Al Is watching the hospital checker chnmpa
fight It out. lln then ployed I'm rick Meehan. right, nnd Won
I lie game after a half hour's tussle
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SPFXIAL
30x32
' 4-ply
CORD TIRE
$4.15
29x4.40
4-ply Balloon
$5.20
WE ALLOW
YOU
FULL
VALUE
On Your Old
I ires in
Trade on New
U. S. Tires
At These
Low
Prices
were meeir
Prices
6 low.
mh&siier. Ores
"s ': . -r s-- . :' . . -
Large Volume and Low Overhead Give
You These Gigantic Values
Open Evenings and Sundays
For Your Convenience.
ml m
Mcpal Corf Mileage . '
was. newer m MgkA .
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U. S. Royal Cords
30x32 Reg. Size $6.35
30x32 Ex. Size $7.25
31x4 4-ply $11.40
32x4 6-pIy $12.10
33x4 6-ply $12.70
33x42 6-ply ...$16.60
U. S. Royal Balloons
29x4.40 ....$8.00
$3.P0
t..$10.05
......i..$10.75
...........$11.20
: l.$12.50
::...$12.90
...$15.10
:...$15.60
l.$18.30
l..$23.30
at Prices
ly Low
30x4.50 ....
29x4.75 ....
3Cx5.00 ....
31x5.00 ...
30x5.25 ....
31x5.25 ....
32x6.00 ....
33x6.00 ....
32x6.20
33x6.75, 6-ply
Alt Other Sizes
Proportionate
r
U. S. ROYAL
HEAVY SERVICE
32x4 (hetvy duty truck) .
$14.55
33x5 (heavy duty truck)
$28.95
35x5 (heavy duty truck) .
$31.85
30x5 (heavy duty truck) .
$25.20
32x6 (heavy duty truck) .
...$42.45
34x7 (heavy duty truck) .
$60.15
ALL OTHER SIZES AT PRICES
PROPORTIONATELY LOW
THEY ARE
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE
AGAINST ANY AND ALL
DEFECTS
a
U. S. Usco Cords
30x3 Reg. size $5.45
30x3V2Ex. size $5.85
31x4 4-ply $9.55
32x4 5-ply $10.20
33x4 5-p!y $10.60
32x4 6-ply $13.85
33x4 6-ply $14.20
34x4 6-ply $15.20
U. S. Usco Balloons
29x4.40 $6.70
30x4.50 $7.25
29x4.75 $3.50
30x5.00 $9.70
31x5.00 $10.10
30x5.25 $10.85
31x5.25 $11.25
32x6.00 $14.15
33x6.00 $14.40
All Other Sizes at Prices
Proportionately Low
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