Friday, November 2, 1928
TIIE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FA M.S. OP.KGON
Lee Heal I Seeks
Klamath County
Support in Race
NEWS IN BRIEF
I .no iliuill, iiriiiiilni'iit Imalm-aa
mull ot l.iikuvluw, wliu Ik run-
11 1 UK t,ir ri'pri'oiiluilva from thin Kiiwl
llUlrl.'l, waa In Kluilliilll KliU
'I'll li mailt y nimultnlliK. lo anlil
lii Iiiul mi lirnttilt'UMl litic urn I In ii,
u-m-il mi iipwauuimr, lull lliul
III lluiiiiilil mi nlil-lhiii-r llkn hlm
Ki'ir uliuiilil kii lii'iinl iiiul Willi
I hut liu itavu tlm Hi' WHimiit'fii tlm
fiilluwhilt liili'ln'lil :
"I Ih'IIiVii ll In Hum In i li l
Start Search
for Fire Bug I
in California!
RICHARD PRICE
TELLS OF GOOD ,
TROUT FISHING
SMITH-HOOVER
BATTLE BREAKS
UP L. A. HOME
I'OMTLANI), Ur... Nov. 2.
Hi'lli.ve It or not," begun Milli
ard V. I'rli'R, inuiiuKir of ('ruler
; liiko Iodic.
l.iinil Kluilliilll "Will' Jiiiki-la" To I'Iii)'
NnllilliK wriina Willi Kluilliilll I Tlm "llluii Jarki-la" will fur
Kalla, In lliu i-alhiiiilloii of ('. II.
Knuwlta, n-Klalurril at tln I ui-
KdliU'AI.K. C'ulir . Nor. 2
(Al'l A .liiluwldii m-ur.il wan'1 '""I aiiKht my 24
i, im.Ihv ri.r imv V Hull. 42. !''"' ' BIU'ii
nlah lliu damn iiiimle for tlm rupd hii.inlliiry of Hie 1'utlon i ' ainu " biiii moun
Kuul... m I... ul .Mnnaii In.uiio unvluin. fnllowliiM Hio flriMnl""-X"1'" lut ImiIow where
nrliil. Tlm xoveriiini'iil In ln,liuil on Hntnrihiy I'venliiR, Nor- lul nlKliI which dimtroyrd III).-
ri-i-l u fr.liliil liiillillnx ut miliar third. 'I'll In damn In lliu liwu nor III of properly ul Hie I
t-iial of I2.'ii.00ll. The viiti-ra ; firm of u nerli-u Iho order him Munler Alrrrnfl vorporullon'K
tn-xl Tuemliiy will npprovu or pliiiined for lliu wluler nioiitlni. hanxara. j
ri-Ji-rt u liieiiniirii uulhorUliiK HieiTliu piihllc U rordliilly Invlled
rlly mum II In Ihhiiu IioiiiU to Ihe '
niniiiint of f.'iU.Uiiu for u modern I'onillt Ion Milk-Mi)' llrlirr
iiiul from Hip miika of Imalm-aa ulrpurl. und work on Hin Minim- '111" i-umllklnii of Olilemi iul-
Urn lulii leulnliiliim It inn t li In Norlheiu. Iielween K lit inn I ll Full lireulli In re purled allitlilly I in
wlu-ii liu waa rrualit-d
a loud of Iokn.
dlMrlil." li" aald "I'erminully I mid A liu ma, Till., la miiIiik uhi-ud. prored loiluy
r .i.... . . ...... ..... ii... ii... fi..f i ...ll.... r... ulit.i
I'.l 111 I1IHII1IIK flKHIUKI "I - ..".
ii'lidlihili-a ri Inn. lull II la now miilli Kill I a niilli la ulinoat rom-
lidiiilHed liy ul I hut On-Kil It pleled, und runlriirliira urn aa-
liliniil two in ! liu ii In ilelil und aeiiilillnx viiiluini-nl for Ihe next
yet wo lunlliiiix In aend I he an Mi" ai-ellon, I he olileet lu'lna In (el
leiilnlulora Inn k to Huleni who Hie Moiloe Norihern of mllea
hum (irealiled lliero ihirlnu. llila hiillt aa iiilekly a poaalhle. The
jierlnil lliul on-aou Iiiim loulrii.t- lurnoai voiu In Hie hlatory of
eil her linlehieitiieaa. Kluilliilll Kalla la predli'led Tiu-a-
k'l liellcvo we need a iIiiuikii iy. und lorn I piillHea la compel-
linil lliul ahould put aoiuu Inu wild iiiilloiiul polltlea for
liualiieaa men In I hut houno of nileiilloii of lliu nilera The
reprehi-nlulUen und let I lie in try Onauiilnn.,
Ilmlr liuuila ul riiniiliiit Ihe alum
und mv If wu inn't Ret It mil ot l.lluiir .li-i-Hiij Aiiiioiinieil
Ihe
i-1 num. 1 did not flh a dla
liime of more than 300 - feet.
Tin- trout ' ranxed from leu In
Not unlll ioduv did It lieeoini! " '"- "a coiiiu not ri-i my
known that Hull who wua ar-. "' r haaket.
r,.l.,.,.,l l,..f,,r, Ia. Aoarl. a "alilim lliero la
Coiiuiy Lunacy rommlaalon Aur
uat 27 und rommllted to Hie aay-
I.OH ANIiKLKH, Cul., Nor. 2.
(Al'l What Ihu c-leetloneerliiR
Wlllhim I.ym h did In hla home
but In IhreH houra'for hla favorllu tiroaldeiiHul ran-
trout. I dlilHte baa been madu the baala ,u"" rl r eunuiiiaiu ir pre
rlrtr, on on which Mra. Rertlo M. I.ynrli J-"1" "iBnetl Hit divorce
won a de re of dlvoreo. , ""
"My hiiahaiid la a demoirat
Utile lllllien Joina Hie main and Ihlnka that Alfred K. Kmllh l'IUT kll.l.l-;!)
la Ihu hem mail for prealdenl. HANTOt'I.. III., Nov. 2. IT 1
Mra. I.yiii h teatlflMl. "I am 1 Julian I. Karwell, prominent
r' puhlliun and I'm for II. rhert - Chli nponn, waa klllod today
Usurer. I told my huabuud I when an ulrplan ha waa pilot
ihcutln lioorvr waa the beat ln( inuxht fir and full tu
man and he Rot angry, Rinlilied j Hie xround III a tioaa dlr. Far
inn nrotiud the neck and i ipped well wua n tneinbrr of the firm
lilt knui klva on uiy henil. at-1 of llulrd and Warner, Cliliano.
tcmplliiR to make me take back ; Ho waa alone lit the plane.
my alntemeet."
tieclurlnu a wlfe'a right to
The Blue Jackets
will appear Sn perion.
See Page Three 4
Iron ble
long
The reaaon
ao Rood la
to make Hie trip. II
.
I ( ( ) e )( , a a( )-. ia.( l-Baa )-eaVBe( 4eT ft
II : : 1
iti rr .
Mr. tiiilhreuth la lutii nil rhnrgca of aiitlliiR flro " " "er inero In
In Hie Kliiniiilli Vullev Imaolliil In a lioa ear. hail eaiuoed from looiny, anil noi parileu-
lanflirliia fri.ln lulurlea aualiilned I lie liintllullon Uelobor 1(1. . lurijr good roaila. wlien one
ut III" I'lini Logging company
beneath
Itcnlck'a .Mine Tu New II -
Mr. uud Mra. 10, W. Itviili k
have piirehuaed the ultriiellvo
home of Arthur Lu Dliu In Iho
Allainmil Utnull A,rM ,i.ll(,ii
I.Mr, and Mm ttenli-k nlnn In
move to llieir new home within
a abort tlmu and plan a
of Improvenii-nta.
roada.
I'lfllco auld Hull hud urevloua- ,ln"" " "" LUkevlew aeroaa
ly lim-n confined In Ihe Wuali-!1 augebruah counlry. but the
Ingtoii" Hlatu luaaiie aayluin for MI' la all that one could aak.
Ilireo yeura. 1 K" ,,lerc' cvt'r' 0"' while.
L ' heiauao I am ulwaya cerlaln lo
Bi-t Iho limit In a jhort time."
r.niH iii;i inmimh
MtritKMi; AMHHOI.IMl
II) Itulpll HelllU-ll
trnlted I'reaa Hiaff Correapondent
I'AKIH, Nov. 2. It'l't I're-
Ii u in he r mler Muxaollnl now ranka witb
Melba, for he haa hla. "Supreme"
aa alio baa her "I'ei-ho".
AiiRuate Kacoffler, renowned
recently kitchen ari'ciillat. at 2 ycara
debt. 1 ul.u think Lull" coil 111 V Tlm Wi.nuiii'a l.llirurv club will
klimil.l In, riti-nif liWi.il m nhii IllIM I. ..I. I li i,.,.i.l li.i- V.iv,.olir . MtH-'a HlOIC-
i..,i ,,.r...in.. i ,r i ft ... -1.1., l f -Mra. Lillian Knulaen
era and Iho pie over In uru-ruoon at tin. cliy library. I rro"' l"" Annelea. California haa turned hla hand to taahlonlng a
l.ukevlew feel ihe name way. Thla aflernoon will be devoted lo 'epu-u a poanion in in omce
Klaimilli 1'uIIk iM-.M.le run weld a il... l)rnl,.-. I...r I lo.i.liul Kaeh l'a atore. Mra. Knulaen
InalliiR bond of friendship If they meinlivr la Baked to bring acta-
will oln In Willi I. like coiiuiy mra to aaalat In prepurliiR the
and help her to receive repru- acrap bmik for ihu hoapltal.
acntutloii ome iiiim u lit the Icr- During the , aflernoon Mra. Ituby
liluluie llealdea. I know Kliiin- sullor llaalluga will render two
k Bill, county and know what ia vixul aelecllona. Mra. Dun J.
I took up her dutlea yualerday.
will accompany
All iiiembcra
be preaetil.
Mra.
Iieeduil hem uud will work for Xumwalt
Klumiitli'a ueeda ua bard ua 1 llaailiiga.
poaalbly run," urged to
Lee lleillt hll been U realitent
of Lnkevlew fur yaura. Kor Join The licit I'roaa
ulRlil yeura hu un with Jr. Duly 0l,, . y,,Iir ,htt Am.-rlrun
In Ihu drug atore and luler pur- ,,d , r allKl you , ,Mipor,
baaed the atoie from the doelor . i.mi,.,i,rl1,i, only III.,, thru
and ran It for alx yeura. lie
Hieli tillered Ihe firm of llulley cuun,y ,r , ,t.,.
it Maaaluglll. of which he. la aue
relary, and la a.ilvo hi that In-
aiiiuiioii,
"I may not
ralae 123'JU.
rail legUlatlvo rxperlence." aald
Mr. Ileall, "but I do know bual
tieag and what la Heeded when a
atalo la In debl. I haia been
rloan jlililenl of alale atfulra for
yuara und I am a ore I run rcmli r
a valuable aervlru to Iho people
of thla dlalrlct."
Mr. Ueall waa burn hi Jarkaon
rounly uud lila futher repreaeiit
ed lliul county aereral teruia hi
Hie IcRlaluiiiro. When a youiiR-
atur Leo Ituall camo lulu the ... . , ... ,
Klauiall. couniry r b.iuk.roo i J"'-
nnd baa alum llvrd IM thla part A. II. Ilughea. logging auper
of Oregon. Hu lovca Iho big Inlendent of Ilia Hhaw-llerlram
uut-of-Uoora and liaa many frleuda l-nmbrr rompuny with hcaditmir.
all over Kluliialll. 'era at CheinBult baa aenl hi a
check fur one year, adding an-
dlah which would Ro down to
poaterlly aa hla homuRC lo Mua
aollnl. Juat aa hla Idea of mining
a froh peach, aotne current elly
To t Ult llaiiKliter and a lielphiR of Ice cream and
Mra. Fred Cofer wilh her whipped cream gave birth to the
daughter, Mlaa Helen left thla "pecho Melba".
morning for Corrallla to enjoy Kacoffler ta an admirer of Hie
Ihu week end with Mlaa lluth Duco and alnce Ihe culinary la
,ri,U'iirer who la attending Oregon hla only art. It 'la moat natural
Hliito t'ollego. lliul lie aliould pay Hla trinule in
good cooking. He mnkea no
Itelurned leuii Cul luge Criuiw au( ret of the recipe, for the
Mra, Ira fl. Morrla and Mra. taato of tho dlah cornea from Ibe
jKmlley Morrla have returned manner of Ita preparation rath-
from Collage (irore and Kugene er than from Ua Ingredicnla.
' wli,.r.. il...u 1. u .... I . i III. ....Itu, f,... 'il,thpm
l-eople of Kl.m..h,- V- "-., 1 .. .TJ.L "u . ,Z
i within tho ability ot Ihe average
Hi! l-'ltatH I J' laaltita h n n w I f t II n aftf-fulu.l ll I n Ihf
NovemlH-r elghlli. A c.nv... of Juu w,on of UM VulU;l folow,.
Hie entire county will be made , , fr fof ,,. .., . ,quBro alB bullll
Blny. Mr. Wllaon made the trip up a thick covering of tomato
by mulor and la moat favorably whip. Place atrlpa of white
Impreaaed with the Klamath chicken on the tomato, covering
mcmlK-mhlp.
mind the drive,
will atari on
A ranvaaa ot
huvo what aomu T rw KU,unh couir will
i . , . ..
" counlry.
Word of tho murrlugu of Mlaaj
Klhcl llarton and Ural L. Iarla'ir. (lli,-n)Urg i-re.
at Hlveralde. California will be! r la, Oldenburg of New
reud with lutereat by frleuda York lily haa arrived In Kla
ihroughout Klamaih rounly. Mr. math Kalla and will be connect
Dmia la a former Klamaih roun- .ed wilh the Klamath Valley hoa
ty boy. Iiavlug rcalded at Mcr- plial.
rill.
each with a hot thick aauce au
pretne, and between each atrip '
place tiny bunchca of green aa
porugua tipa. '
"TbeBe three lugredienta give
the national culora of Italy, and
to maku tho Supremo complete
'and to Rive the chicken a Utile
better luate. thin alicca of truffea
cau be placud on each piece. ,
aliould typify the black- i
Mini ilomi't like Hie
Hamuli or a IIK.tL HOT-Wavrr'-'
llolUUr on a. cold
nlclil?
"2.50
Tu::-yonii li
Only
Guaranteed for two yeara.
H a pleaaant to know that
lliu onu ycu uac can't leak.
ll mure Ih m
KANTLEEK
Hot Wuler llollle
hecauae h'a molded entir?ly
In one piece no patches,
apllrea. aeama or binding
een the atopplu aocket la
molded. Inl ) the rubber.
"The one ahown la one of
aeveral which may be aeen
and purchased at
STAR DRUG CO
T7io 5Ca Stars
INITIATION OF
ELKS PLANNED
rreparallinia are underway hi
Hie Klk' lodge for a turgn luilla
Hon tu In- held on Monday. No
vember l!i. at A"hlaid.
The officer of Klamaih fulla
lodge, No. 1217 have been Invited
to exemplify the work nu l 111"
occnaion mid huvo contented lo
do an. There will be a rlio-a of
hen nil iii hilllule, Thla will be
a apcdiil moctliiK, iiiIIiir under
apcclul dlxpenipviliMNrMtnMl will
Ink" plii.n of the ywaliir meel
lllg of Novelubera,yT-fr"''
oilier memlH-r lo Ihe chamber of Here r'rum l)orri
lra. Mc.lulv,)- la-ft
Mra. W. 0. MvAuluy left lual Thla
evening lor Herkcler. California 1 ahirta.
to remain definitely viaithiR. i "The wholo dish niuat bo cov- j
Mra. MrAnlxv la n,nlUAJ I .. f'i. ,rfwl .lh rlns -alo InlU- f
rrrlnination office In thla city, ,1111a Italtau wine adding io final ly
Inniii lo an cxiiilnlto dlh
Klamaih Kalla
Oi-crob
it
n
Just a Few Left
Our $'J.75 DresHes that wc have ut on a
special Sale are going fast. There is still a nice
selection of both formal and street dresses.
They are the prettiest dresses ever seen at
these prices, their former prices range from
sjg.oo to S29.-50
Also a Big Selection
of Fall Coats on Sale
From 14.75
J to .69.50
Raincoats Are 3.75 and.5.00
A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article "for
Thirty Days - ,7 ,
Bessie 's
Dress & Coat Shop No. 2
103 South 7th St.
Phone 1622
commeri-e.
lto-4-iibauiii l-ft
A. H. floaellbuiim of the
Southern Pinirir a -rompniiled the
aHelut traiu which left for
rortland thla morning. More
Ibnii 310 people were aboard
the apeciul aa It nil led out of
the Southern t'aiiflr atntlon. 1
Oacur Anderaou la a biiaineui
vlaltor In Iho lily today from
llorrla.
FAMILY U HIIKUKI)
KANTA KOSA. Cat.. Nov. !
AT) An axe murderer wiped
: . out tho C. J. Ilertula family
Nula. owing to the vegi-tulde here today and raraped, hla iden-
oll they contain, have a high Hty unknown, after firing the
food value. Ilatel and- llrnill dwelling. Ucrtola waa a retired
nula rank tiral In rjod value, grocer. Tho other victims weru
then the ihoatnut, almond, wal- hla wire. Maria, and their daueb-
mit nnd peanut. ter Cam I lie.
Itef iirm-il l-'roni roiiliiml
11. K. Vim Viiclor, proiiiinrut
young iilloruey of llila rlly la
home from a bualiieaa and plcn
niiro trip to rorllund. Van Vnc
tor wua gone fur aeveral dn.va.
Ride with
Sounttlhiepim
E'egoim
Stages
TERMINAL DEPOT
6 1 5 Main - Phone 999
The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon
operating local service from Klamath
Falls to Chiloquin Ashland and
Medford, with connections to
1 all points North and South.
This company has served you faithfully in
the past years and will continue giving
your excellent service.
Busses leave from Stage Terminal, G15
Main street for Ashland and Medford at
7 a. m. 10 a. m. 1:30 p. m. 5 p. m.
i
For ChiiOfiuin and way points
8 a. m. 12:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 7 p. m.
Southern Oregon Stages
PKLICAN DRUG COMPANY
Week-End Special
Coupon B
NlUIII!
Adihi-NH
PELICAN DRUG CO.
713 Main Hi net
KLAMATH I VI.I.S, CltDt.ON
Sign this coupon,
take it to ' the
Pelican Drug Co.
with 25c cash,
and they will
give you 3 20c
cakes of
PELICAN
COMPLEXION
SOAP
Regular Price 20c per Cake
3 Cakes for : 50c
Pelican Drug Co.
Delivers goods anywhere in the city
without charge
712 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon
THE RECORD OF
Changes R. WnHflSaimnc
Republican Candidate for
2 Year Term as County Commissioner
Born in 1879,, near Alder Gulch, Montana.
Educated there.
Engaged in the stock business there, raising
cattle and sheep until 1917 when he sold
. out his ranch, of 700 or 800 acres and all
his stock for a very good price.
At the time he sold out and left Montana he
was one of the largest shippers of cattle in
the state.
Came to Baker county, Oregon in 1918 and
went into the ranching business about 40
miles west of Baker. Was retired from the
cattle business in 1923 by the continued de
pression in that industry. .
Came to Chiloquin, Oregon in 1925. Worked
for wages in the woods the summer of
1925.
Operated a retail lumber ycrd at Chiloquin
under the name of Williams Lumber comp
any, since January 1, 1926.
Started a branch retail lumber yard at Bly,
Oregon, October 1928.
Member board of directors Chiloquin school
district No. 53 two years.
President of the city council of Chiloquin,
Oregon since the incorporation of the town.
Owns his own home in Chiloquin. Married.
Four grown children.
There are 1133 registered voters in East
and West Chiloquin precincts, most of whom
have not lived in the county more than 3
years. We believe one member of the county
court should be a man familiar with our pro
blems, and we arc satisfied with Williams.
WE WELCOME INVSTJlGATIO N OF WILLIAMS' RECORD AND
ASK YOUR SUPPORT FOR HIM
Election November 6, 1928
l'aid Advertisement
WILLIAMS FOR COMMISSIONER CLUB
A. W. Priaulx, Secretary
it
Aslvnminci