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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FATJ.S, OREGON
Wwliu'wlav. OftoWr .1 1 02ft
JEWISH RAGE
"Candy Fattening ?-Ridiculoiis!"
Say Slim Stage and Screen, Stars
Succoth, or the Feast of Tab'
ernaulea, often called the Jewish i
Ttoauksglving, will In observed
throughout the land by Jews, j
Thla celebration of the holiday j
lartcd on taut Friday and will ;
continue until the feast of Con
clusion on Saturday. October 6th. ,
Thla will bring the high holy I
aeason, which begun with Kosh (
llashanah, or New Year's, Sop-,
lember IS, to a close.
Bureolh la In Intent and me-
mortal, a thanksgiving festival,
Intertwining rratltude for God's
mercy to the people of Israel I
amidst the nations of the world
with thankfulness for His bounty '
and grace to each individual. It
Is the harvest festival and the
earliest thanksgiving feast, the ,
type after which the American j
Thanksgiving day waa fashioned. !
The custom of dwelling lu I
temporary huta or booths Is not j
only to remind the Israelite of ,
the wanderings of his ancestors. I
but also to recall to .his mind I
that God kept him throughout j
the year amidst all life's uncer
tainties. It reminds the Jew that
(Sod caused the children of Israel '
to dwell In booths when He led 1
them out of the land of Kgypt.
In the larger cities, the fes
tival, has of late, been used to
encourage charity. The fruits of
the field are brought Into God's
house as a sign of thankfulness
and after the service are sent
to the hospitals or. the poor of
tho city. In recent years It has
leen the attempt to have the
children take a central part In i
the observance of this festival.
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"Abolhkrphlhiriabii 1030," Aim
Of State and National Campaigns
LWt to right: Bobb. Armt. Marjort. Wood. Joan
otto MocOonsIa tobovo), Adoloido Kondall (bolow)
J N
11 HEN twenty of tht prettiest and
liniment young women of the ta;r
and tureen answer "Yen, InJeeil!" lo
tlit queittton. "Are you fond cf candy
they may upset the thtHrle of tome
of their matinee (una. out they leuve
no room tor wondering what txvoiiit
of the jove ot oonDoty that thru
admirer aend. They like candy. thy
em "lt ot It." they conaider It an
Important Item In (heir diet, and the
do not find It fat ten). in So they re
crntty told the National Confection
era' Association In replying to t ques
tionnaire bobbe a rnst. who haa d need her
way to ft dcldd hit In &in:frid a
"Koalle." declare that candy i h-r
favorite drafter I. Ja'auvtie M:ulonaM.
uf ttkw nmstvul, Vfivioi of "Tlie Ituyal
Kaniil," ilk- heiv in the m(ii noon.
Marjorie ovt and Adrluide Kendall.
Uupulur Young lensluitk women, don t
expfci ever to ou'kiow thtr aweet
tooth Mim tto-m itk enndy bet in
the evemnr anj ..l is KvimIiiiI la ready
for her an. tiniv ot th day
Other prominent pinvr who aurerd
'h.tt candy is nut (attvnin are: Viwan
Tohin. KtVr.no, HoMntimtii. Sylvia
rirlti Pntti tlitirou. (.iwrn I.ee Kir
Ikura St:mvyck Kay lulinton l.-niis-1
1 ne Li:a n. Ja net M tl v. I Mrie
Union. JiilH-tie 1mv, lorn i'tiwtrd,
Nancy lVfxL Lira It a q u i I e,
S.inanne U'llla and Mra Kltli.it
Xuni.
BUSINESS MEN
SCHOOL GUESTS
n R nc nnRRTR
UJ1IIMIU IIUUULM
i
. Returned Home
( Miss Alice Drown of Langell
alley Is home from Los An
geles, where she visited for some
inie with relatives and friends.
lUijrmNl I'onltion
! Mrs. R. G. Motschenbacher has
MO.VTGOMKRY. Ala.. Oct. 5. resigned her position at the Cer-
(yPl Roy Dlckerson. bank robber trude shop and Is enjoying a
: of notorious reputation and golf-' rest at her home.
of undetermined skill todav
AN FRANCISCO
In previous years the cham- ( was pla...nit hia ravorile roIe ot VumlUUm Improvnl
w. ......tru w fugiute from Justice.
Wallare t'erllnics, son of Mr.
Foreign Secretary of Eng
land Arrives in Bay
Metropolis
SAX KKAXCISl'O. Ort. 3. (f.
To fthollalt dll.lhirla ly la
the purpoM of a gmit tmtlonul
CHmiwilKit Inltlutrd hy riluli lnrtnl-
tf hr.ilih mid Imu ki-d ti i-h.iiitutle
uml wrlf.tre ot-KunU.itlittia thioih
out Iht eitilrt country.
Thla camp" 'VL U'iorJlntf l lr.
ft, J. t'rumMno, itcitrntl 'i-vut,ve or
tlia Ani-ilan OhiM Ihnlth A.u-l-lit
Ion and formerly Kiato Health
(Mll-rr of Kuitmta, rclli-a hlclly upon
twu tuiMiia to accompli.. Ita put
1 lrt la tha Itutnunlxlniz of rhlt
dren hy lh ue of toxin nntl-tnvln,
and second la pivfniutn itf infec
tion through education of the public.
Sanltury alnn'a ui coniulnern
and rutin utetitl. or kIuhhch uikI
en tins' utrnalta properly htrtiliitd
are Important tnana to i'ic ent ,
dlphthrrUt, and. Indeed, all of the
usual illHcatca of the upper respira
tory tract. an Id lr. Cruiiihlno.
"TliN waa dcfln.icly pnvn In the
American t mining tamp during 1
the war. Ko ruptd then wua the
apread of lnnuritaa. pitrum utlu and
other tvxpirutory ttl.ica that the
authorltlea conducted exhautttlve
exixt Intent a on tlu prrvmtlon of
infUon. It waa fot:nd tha( the
alcrllUatioti of menu ktta waa a tnot
Important inrana of alfWliiK up the
aprvud of such diacnna. As a re
sult of thla the authorltlea put Into
force a general oiMcr requiring auch
atcrllisatlon.
"t'omplett rraulta of exprtn,cnla
at that time were puhlHtietl lu the
Journal of American .Medical A"o
cUatlon. Thcro U. thrrfon, n
doubt that containers and entl'tg
utrnclla ars anfe only If deoIgMrd for
single u-i or waatitHl In a dminftvt
Ing solution or sterilised by stoiim.
Thla warning Is particularly
timely In tha summer, when ban
dreds of thouaamli of tcurlata are
motoring through the country, atop,
ping at aodj. fuuntutna. wayald
atonds and reataurahta fur food and
drink. The gluaaea In uny of thrae
places may te safe but who known
fcio.ne aterlllse their glasrn; oilier-
do not. To inaur1 ufty, otieahould
uae a wntuhwr that bus never bn
Uai'd teforo. Too great cai-e In thl
mtitter cannot le taken. eieclnll
as It concerns the health of chil
dren. They are likely lu drink at
any fountain, aland or cart or shop
without, of course, considering a!
H the rondtilon of the glaiotr In
SrhKh their audt or pop la served.
then, ton, timny are pociilliily aiia
ceptlhli lo tha dtNeanea of (he Upp
reanlrtitory tract. It would b a
r
m mm
WW Mi
5J aim triMUtkjj,iHJm
lLAVVSON CRACK
j SHOT ON GEESE
, There la one r:in In I he
, Klamnlh bualn who has appar
ently snivel the pussllng ques
tion of how o outwit the cunuy
honker,
lli is Hex l.awanii. of (he Kin
: math Hiiorts Uooila Htnr. who In
two days killed five honker aeese
: on Tula hike nud, wlillo, lie
wasn't alnlklng these regal lillils,
got his limit of ducks.
The five birds averaged 1 4
pounds apiece III weight uml were
III excellent condition.
(1111,1) hil l. I II.
HOOD It I V Kit , Ore., Oct. .1.
(AP) A bullet ari'lilentiilly
fired from a rifle which was
being cleaned hy Krlr tiordon
last hlghlr struck his son Rob
ert, 6, lu the abdomen, result
ing In the boy's death. Gordon,
who had returned from a hunt
ing trip, did not know that tho
gun was loaded.
Have you AH of
Your Own Teeth:
UiiIchi you tukit cure of
your tui'th thi day in com
in U win-it you will krtow
tho mi'iiiiiiiu of Artificial
l)enUii'i'. '
All Work Done Painlessly
UNION
Painless Dentists
7li Main 301 WliHrrs m1ft.
Dr. CIIA rKTKIINOX, Mgr.
Oitr IVIIiati lruic Hluro
Open until
U:O0 I', M.
rtiono
J0.1T
Or. 8. J. Crumbine, general aaacu
t.ve of tha American Child Health
Association and former Stats Health
Officer of Kansas
Ions; strp toward, accomplishing ths
uUjrcta uf the atttl-dlphtherltk cam
pnlgn If children wero permitted to
irlnk only Iroin contulneia that had
never been uied before.
"AII over ths country.' concluded
Dr. Vrupiolite. "th campaUn la be
ing pushed by btaUe liartmenis
of Health. Puhllc Health Aaaoclu
t loin. 1'arent 'Teacher Aaaoclal Ions
iltd I'lllld Health AA"ocl(ltotia. Wit. i
public co-opeiattun It can euccred.
Ths Amerlc.ili Child Health Aaao.
elation In a Lively co-otittliiK In
tl campaign. Ir. C'rumhliif, Ita
(lenerul Ktccuthe, wtaa formerly
state Health O IT leer uf Kaniaa and
a as ihe utie to procure In that Ktuie
esuUtliitia redlining nterllliuitlun n
KlttKars or the aubntttuthin of con
tainer a a htch co u 11 be uwl once
and then destroyed, at all puull
drinking pta- In Kauaaa.
The convict whose circus aero- ,nd Mrs Jonn Ve;xlw la ,b9 ' P,; s,,r Au"",nl Chtnb.rlln j
teachers ts be guests at a lunch
n. this year the members of ( batlca in prison breaks have . on, ,. , ' ,,,'. . IT th9 fwln secretary of Great
th, organization are guest, of Snei toT hlm , wlde reputatioI1, f","" LftolT ; ,lriw,n- rriwl here tart nlKht
the faculty at the new Union f riiked . life uuder a charged option. f(jr a rMt of (wo wp).kj a, (he
high school. Frederick Berger. ' wlre at Kilby prison last nlgbt Mr , borne of William II. froeker, fi-
professor of Journalism, aaid to- and fled In a limoueine with two,' I nancler and republican national
day. In welcoming the chamber fellow convicts and three outside ' A- Merrltl- representative ; committeeman from California.
raemoers to tne new high school j confederates 1 ,nB -ncreie aiarninery ana
1ST AIR IAIL
FROM MEXICO
ARRIVES TODAY
Where they held their regular : True to his often repeated sPPIt company of Los Angeles.
weekly rcrum. i boas, tua, ne eTer had "nut a
llev. J. Henry Thomas in the man on the spot and never
principal address, said that the would." there was 1.6 bloodshed.
uiuueru conception 01 eaucauon 1 a stranger approached A. O.
la to enable a person to. make I Richards, gnard at a strategic
a better living but that his earner ,,r th. "n" . di,.i.
is a business visitor in Klamath
Kalis.
, Reynold to .Islilnud
Earl C. Reynolds, secretary of
the chamber of commerce was In
conception of education waa lo , last night with word that he had! Ashland this afternoon on.bul- ,y f tne tlolden Gate at -the en
) been Bent to relieve the guard. , nets. .Mr. Keynoms accompanier. ; trance of San Francisco harbor.
A quiet and unpretentious
greeting was extended by friends
of Chamberlain and members of
the MritUh consulate here when
the Dollar liner 'resident Adams
docked.
Chamberlain declined Inter
views but remarked on the beau-
v LAREDO. Tex.. Oct. 3. (TP)
fhe first airmail to reach th"
Tnlted SI ii leu from Mexico ar
rived here today when Pilot
(.ouIh Hover landed with 140
pounds of letter and packages
and two passengers.
The paxscngeni wero EduaTdo
Hay. sub-secretary of communi
cations cf Mexico, and I lyde
W. Sprachr. No trouble In the
flight waa reported.
Mall fr.m the I. H. lo Mexico
waa sent several duys ago.
Ceremonies celebrating the ar
rival of the first alrmull from
.Mexico were held here.
Under lien
It. O. Duller of Grants Tas
is In Klamath Fnlls on business
loday.
A
HcDver Potato Digger gets all the
Potatoes and does not cut or bruise
them.
Light draft, long life and easy to
operate. We can furnish this digger
also with new way air cooled gas
engine.
Baldwin Hardware
Co.
The Winchester Store
aid a person 13 live belter.
""' rmijr instead or a promised note from a. h. Kosenoaum 01 me souinera hich he had seen for the first
Jle aaid that one must look at the warden, a pistol was shoved Pacific. tlme
a school from three standpoints. at the guard. Two other men ; 1 Members of his party lndi-
tha building, the faculty, and j overpowered Richards, and ad- lUtarncd Home j cated that the foreign secretary
th students. He spoke of the hesive tape was stretched across Mrs. Helen Jones has return-. might go from here to Vancouv-new-
high school building as the bis eyes and mouth. ed home to Denver. Colorado, af- er. II. C.. and travel eastward
lt and said that it should A rope was thrown over the tcr visiting here for two months ; through Canada at the conclu
, f,VB.? 10 anyCn" who!wa11 from he outside, and Dick- ;wiln her parents. Mr. and Mrs. sion of his visit here. Definite
tudied-there . erson with Ivanhoe Silva. Dlrm- Frank Pepp,e. ! plans have not been made. how
Praising the faculty for the Ingham bootlegger "king" and ; 'ever
interest they take in their work ! convicted of robbery and Frank ' Knjovlne- Duck Hunt I -
ana m the students. Reverend : Cook, alias 1. M. Cooley, Ala-' . , I
Thomas, said that It is impos- bama burglar, scaled the walls.'
Dick Montgomery and Carl j Mrs. Leslie Rogers, president
aible to get teachers with such ! Flattening to avoid certain death. Hale' residentl' f 0reon 1 1,y- of the Fremont-Central Parent
ability, and education for the ' they squirmed under a high ten- are "J010 au nun' t Teachers association, and Mrs.
amount of montary returns offer- Jslon wire and Joined their con- TuIe lake- TheT had splendid I Charlotte Currlns. one of th
ed except for the fact that they federates in a largo closed auto--' Iuck Vty. bringing back (leading members of the P. T. A.,
are Interested In their profes-1 mobile. Tney were shot at near , ,he llmlt' !wln ""end he state conference
slcn' and Its objective the train- 1 Tuskettee, Ala., but evaded de-' ' tDe association to be held In
ing of the minds of children. Ueniion. MK' Ituminj lo Itcnil Iroseburg on October. U. 15 and
Pa-ul Jackson principal of the j Dicktrson. who was said t.i ' Lloyd Magill of Maglll's Drug 26, as delegates. They were
high school, acted as chairman j have once been an "escape ar-' Store is returning to Bend to- elected at the regular meeting
and introduced the speake :. ! tlst" on the legitimate stage, j morrow. Mr. Magill expects sev- held on Tuesday afternoon at
Walden I'pp. manager of the first gained attention as a bank eral loads of Bend people to 1 the Fremont school,
football team gave an account ; robber In 1920 when he staged make the trip here for the base- j Dr. Brunt of the state dental
ot student activities. Jack the Phenix City, Ala., robbery of ball game on Saturday between association gave an interesting
Hamey. president of the student ' the Plienlx-Giard bank with his : Bend and the Beavers to be play- j talk which was enjoyed by the
if Jl' Mffl
body, told cf the classes in the ; wife and several companions
high school,
who taught
where they
1 1 lapiurea in i-os Angeius, ne b
them were, and crawled through a ventilator to,
were held. This a jail roof and escaped over j
ed at the local fair grounds.
I members.
was In preparation for tho tour , buildings within 24 hours.
of the building which was made: year later he was surprised' with j
after tho luncheon when faculty: the loot obtained in a Jewelry
members guided the business ' robbery at Birmingham, and sent '
men through the lnstitutijn. j to Kilby prison. His wife mean !
f'lUckrn Pie on Menu whi'e had been convicted and.
Abo'ut 75 business men, and sent to prison as an accomplice;
all the members -cf the faculty in the balnk robbery. Rhe ob-!
had lunch In the cafeteria; with 'tained a divorce after her release. I
chicken pie the principal dish. In 1923 Dlckerscn vanished I
During the luncheon, the high from Kilby prison by the ! impl.' 1
school1 orchestra, directed by (expedient ot flattening himself!
Mrs. Elolsc Mclntyre, entertain- beneath the bed of a wagon used
ed. The members of Ihe faculty j during construction of new Kll-j
introduced themselves to the, by prison and holding on by main '
members of the chamber of 1 strength until he was safely out-'
commerce. ' j'lde the walls. '
While the luncheon was still Nearly five years Inter. Decern- ,
going on. It was announced that'ber 24, 1927. after having been
the classes were meeting with linked by officers with half a
student super vise rs. In his in- j dozen bank robberies' from coast
troductory speech Paul Jackson to coast, he was captured In the
said that there were now 535 i act of looting a Tacoma, Wash.,
atndenta registered for classes. department store. Brought back
Next Wednesday R. C. Groes-, Alabama to complete a term
beck, a Counselor of the National of 'r'"" 20 to 25 years for the
chamber of commerce. will ! Phenix City job. in recent months
address the' members of the I he hud expressed an intention to
chamber in the club rooms cn j "null the racket and go straight,"
"The activities and functions of but more recently he had com
Ike United Slates chumher of plained of . frequent transfer in
Yours of Recent Date Recieved
and Contents Noted
-Hcnny in Philadelphia Inquirer.
We're Selling 'em
commerce.
; Earl Ileynolds, secretary of
the chamber of commerce, left
til hi afternoon f-r the stntlon
at. the Junction, cq bis regular
Inspection trip.
a ,
Mrs. Hoiick Home
Mrs. Karl Houck has returned
from a motor trip Into Washing
toa and Canada where she visi
ted with relatives and friends.
the prleon.
Dignified, unally well drossi d
and highly respectable In appear- I
anrc, Alabama officers were not j
surprised when they learned at J
Tacoma In 1927 that Dlrkerson
was living a life of luxury lu the i
west. 1
Complete golfing paraphernalia !
wns found in his apartments. He I
had remarried unci admitted a :
fondncsi for the game "between s
' Jobs."
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And
W H
' IT 9
Why buy a cheap suit
or overcoat when we
can give you a good
one for
$24-50
&
$29-50
Think it over
1. Because our Suits and Overcoats are
not high priced:
2. Because they're made for warmth and
wear.
3. Because they're the latest styles de
signed. ,4. Because we've always sold quality
merchandise.
That's Why We're Selling 'em
I aint mad at nobody
wman
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