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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1928)
Saturday, Novcmler .1, 1023 TEG EVtm'G HErAlD. KLAMATH FAIXS. OrECM Pago FIv NEWS. IN BRIEF WEALTH IS flu E TO UN Mil I rliln ' Miiwcy f'liiiwn- Tlui tliirruw t'lilh 1nlcl ll ri'B-' Altxf. Mnni- , Klnniiilli Kill Ik, Hiiihuili'rii In iiiiihIi', wan wliitiil fur iiH'fiilH'rKtili! to Orrhinlii, hun. nrury iIiiih'Iiik mirlily ul llii' I'hl HTMliy nf Ori'i'.iin, Kunli'O Hun- ll'l, JH'MHllll'Ilt Of OlVllMltlll, Mil- iiniiiii'i'il llni ri'Hiilln of III" Iry iiiiih wlilrli wiri lii'lil Iiimi wiH'k. AironlliiK In lii'r re pin I , flu ulrlN iiihNiil ln IrrtiH for iIIKl lilhly In t 1 1 litl !. iiiiiiiiiK Hi. 'in Mil. Mil'tMl'V, Willi Ik II llli'llllirl nf Alliliu XI lii'llii, iiuIIiiiiiiI miilnl Niiriiillv. MIhhi MiiHKiy In IIm llniwii. iluiiitlinr of llr. mill Mri, 11 A IttTlhii Kliiyil Mini thu IhikIi-kh. j Muriiy iif ihln i-Hy. Thri'o niw ini'mlmrn wiri llilii'li i lino IIm nnliT, Mm. flritii-; KihIhI I njmiil l''ri'ln Ii. Mi. I.ulu My.irnni mill j Tli lmikit noriul lit .Wurili'ii Mm. IMrilnl. Thu nx( im rlliiK "in Krliliiy i'HiiIiik uk hih nf will In hi'lil Niivinilnr liini li i ihi muni i'i)iyulili niul nurrfKf ul ul lln Iiiiiiiii nf llnrllm l.luyil '! hi-lil In llm rnuiily. .Miin jlhun fiiil huh ri'iitlii'il frnfn lln Mm. I'i'jiiin llmHi" 'iitfiilr Vin ('lir.nlinn Cny'ii hunk- Mm. Omni IVyloii Ik Ih.iiii I'rouulil I hi. lilrhf-l prlriv friun a MlKhtful nojniirii nf iw. j'T", llr r.ulliil from mniiiha llirmiRh (ho .nulli anfl )'' ln1" h"k"- ,'inly nil nn hi.rn li vIkIIi-iI with r.-! wrliunl-nl of mhimlii. Fril i In r ini'i'l Iiik mi Krliliiy nfiiT iiiKin ul tlin ri'Hlili'iii'ii nf Mm. I.ollln Miikki'V, t2!i Knot Mulll. A liiiKiiur wiik hi' M wlilrli irovi'il vol y id it i h of ii mii'cnHH. 'I'lii II ri KI'IIIUI WIIH Kll' II I III U Klllilll iiiiiniiiT. l.uiniiMin Han hitvimI lulu III t liti iiflirnooii liv Din him Ivw iikkIkIimI liy (liiil lli'liry mill liuru MaKKt'y, AiunliK iIiiikii iii. M-nt wirn : Jminli Hiiro, lluriiH I1iiiiikIii', Muricuri'l KiiiiiIi'Ik, f Opul lli'liry, Vlvlmi 1 1 r ii . Mm Aim I .r Kwi'uni'y. Iphu iIvi-h niul frli'iida. Mra. I'vytiiti vh.lt. mI In Chl. iiKn. IIIIihiIk. U ar uil, liiilluun wllh a hIkIit ami ul Murlun, llllnnla unil SI. I.oula, .Mlaaourl wllh twit tirollmra. Ku Viniln Immit Mra. I'pyutii vlalu-il In I'uKniliinn, rnllfnriiin iimr niliir aniithi'rn rlili. d'Ciiiiimr IMng Ni.i'ly I'i h O'Connor Hull known rat tlman nf llila rouniy la rinirt i'i ri'Klliin rniiifnrinhly at ih Kin inn I h Valli-y hnailtu hi lua liiifti fur wvi'rul wiAi: .Mr Olnniiiir KiiffiTril ilin Iniw : lila rlulil llmli whi n a Mini nun i'IhIihIi .1 bk hi i i r'-'1 from lila uir niiir Mfrrill im-iit-; III HiM'k'l nan. j I in I II I Til !(( IUm.U MUa Miiylii'lln luvlit will n vlcw tlin murh illariiKaril liook "Thn Niw Tvmiiln" by llnjlfr Im- turn ilio nlurly rltili of tin- lltirjry . rlitli mi Mmiilay f!rrnnnn ut ' 2.3H o'rjork. lloUr la Nnrwuy'ai iiiokI fnrcmn.i aillhur anil u Knnil I I 'i' i it r Kiin niul Imnli-I llorilnn ptf allli'll ua (III ultrtloni'iTK. I arti y t.i la Nliliiiirnl A ulilpmi'lil nf iliimllil irii'K, nmrit iliun Ton In alt liuvo hu.n ri'ii'lvml liy J. A. Knrii-v, hpII i known urilwu.r nf thla rlty. ! Morn limn &lu nf Ilin Ir.'rn will llm pliiuli'il In tin- lliiniiiliili' n.ii I Aunrlrii'a trifi f prnapi'i'liy la 'Alll' llHUi-lv1 III OlIlll'Hll'lll, Nn y M Kilwiuil A I'llcii". iiallnniilly kmiwii nii'rrliiiln of IIiikIiiii, laaa., In a ri'imrl Jiimi ri"-iIVMl of ii apnnrli ili'llviTi'il In Alliiiny, ;Nnw York, lliiiliinaa in.'ii nnil liuili'i'a of Imlnairy nn-' ryiry wlinrv f unlink nun'" ami mori' In iln. nl Inn. anil 41 rn piu U' nlurly al l'1'Knlnn llm III) linlllillrn nf IiIkIi it i'iIiii iilluiinl I it hi I ii iiml ri--ai'iiri li I'lirrlfil mi hi ilnin. MoiliM-n liiiKlni'Ka iihI i'Ivo pi-fffrnnrn In inlli'in nml unlvir aliy nii'ii Iruinil In aiii'iiilfli' ini'l Imila, llii iiiKnhiini imlnla mil, uIiIihiikIi Ihln ilnia nol iimnn llinl llm I'llurutlon ttf tin fuiuri will In Holcly m work .of Iriiin-. I ii at ri'Kuri'i api'rliillKiK unil lim it ml Ion i'ii-rla Tin luliiiial aliln nf I'lliii-atlnn wilt uImi hi al ri'haitl, tiorauti IiIk ilaiita, ini lilnyliiK tliouaiiinla of mi'ii mill wmiH'ii niiiniil uffiril in rlk lliclr rapltal uinl proflta with wnrki'ra an uni-iliirati'it and ao 'lui'klnn, hi hrnail iiiiiliTatHiiilliiK nf 1 1 (i that lli.'y will fullow Ir- nionllili' riullral nr r volulloii ary 'i'inlira, ilcrhiri.il lr. fltew-Iti-Ki'unii In iimilnrn liu-ltn'" 'ml Imlnairy wua nlan alrfKM'il. an. I Mr. Kllnim rltivl fixiin lo lahnw I It ii I 2mi,liOII,liiiO wua In Iiik ai"til In llila fli'lit fuiii yiir 1' it In in ii -4 In larrlml nil hy mi'n who havit lii'in lruln'i for II In iiniviTHlllt-H unil rollPKnH, ami upon hiiiIi iriiliihiK anil work il" !' 1 1 tin fnltiro of In i ill IhikI linaa ainl InitiiKt ry. LOCAL MOTOR OFFICE LEADS Tin K I a in ii t Ii KiiI I' lirui' h tiffin nf Ho Oii'Kon Hln i o Mi. tor An m lai Inn hnlili ltoltori for III iiionili nf Oi'lnln-r, ri-i I'iviiitt; I iit''iiili'iM lulu tin' nmoi lai Inn. Mm. Vlixllia SrhiipiKl la ill I'liarui of Ihr loi'iil olliii. Thla ri'roril la trrfatirr than unv lirani h nffli-i for tin iiilirf aian, for (In month. . iiii:h AiTi:it .fini:T I'OltTI.AMi. On. Nov. S (A I') - l,lHi Cllrvi y, IB, nf Hi'Ul t la, illi'il in a luiKpllal In re laat nlitlit nrt.T liavltiK hla h'Ka rut off luOnw tli" knit by a fii'Irlit Irnln 'n wlilrli hi waa lii'itlnic lila way bark to Hruiilt. A rotn pnnlnn who waa trnri'lliiK with him ilKiipiwainl I'nyiiin Nnrili (War IVytnn la norih for u I liimliiftaa Ivl.i ,.f u,.u,.rl wlmri' 1 .... . ... I .-ir. i-i'yifiu wua utuniiK im nnn t pinpli who Jourmyi'il north on I I In HiH rlul i.x. urli.li I ruin. lra. ltnlMrla I'nilll ISm lllli-J Mra. Kvtt ltniirla unit falntly Hin In lh rlty loilay frmii I'm Vnlliy mi a liuilni'aa I rip. Mia. ItnlH'Ma la rnrriHtHiml"llt fur Ho Klunl.illt Nrwa from I'm. Vulliy. Iti'lui-nril To rujci'iif Mr. anil Mra. Ilrant ItoRrra of KiiKntiit huvi rtlurnaij north aftrr an rnjoyjilili- vlall at tint hnmr of nlfiilnlalK'i In urcril. urrnrilliiK lo Mra K.lwnnl II. I'lkn. To Ailrnil liun-li Kimilu)'- Tim litiiiKhtitra nf Jnl will at tcoil iburrh ni Tim Klrat rta liylniliiii i hiiri-h nn Humlay morn ing at II ii'i-link. Thn young U.ll"i will mi'iti at thn Miianiilr litniplit at ti:iri uiul mnr.h In a Kaily tu lh clmrrli. Una. t, v HuIkIii will ilrllvrr a apoiial air mon nt the m.irtiliiK wrvl.i. Mr. ii ud (Irani iti'i Mra. il. 1.. Ill.uk on l'iivlnic ftir Imliiinit- Mr. niul, Mra, llrnry J. Sutttir uud aim M-rlvIn loft loilay for Indiana whro thny' will maki Ihi'lr futuro hotnn. On Friday I'roitlntr Mr. and .Mra. II. ('. Ilrnwn itlUrrlalniil In rim r I "ay lo tin KiiKur family wllh a dinner parly nt thiMr homo nn (iwrn atroi't. ' In liy I'rl.liij Mra. I., f. Kiarmiim of Korl Kliininlli nnd Mra. Orvlllr Kl-1 Holt of Kliunnlli Asi'lli y worr ttiioala In Kliiinntli KiiIIh nil Krl-1 ilay. Hnth niatrnna wirn hnri to' nlti'inl thn hrldttn party civi-u l.y Mra. Cluudo llavia, Mra. Wll- j llatn (jiilnn niul Mra. Krinl , DoaHlon ul the country rhib. tutor mil I roin Knuili Mr. nml Alra. I'harlra Kllry hav roiiirnril frnin San Krntiria I'O mid ntlinr antilhi'lll pnlnta whrrit tloy havi tiri'ii for aniin t Hill. v ' Mr. ijnal Mra. .MiIkiiiuIiI lininn Mr. uti.l .Mra. Tom ,M. ll.malil plan tn iuv wll hln a few dnya fnr California whiri thry I'xpitrt in in ilk i Ihi'lr fill ti r Imr . Far rnault una Herald f'laaa Ada WHO ARE The Blue Jackets "YES, I'M ON MY SECOND $1000 NOW!1 , - i ,''. This yountf niiih just told our cash ii r that. liecauK tie was proud of ihu m-complishmrnt. Well he micht In, id slartcil sftvitiK ?" a week mid smm mil ire llial the small, regular de pusils t!i'cv fast, s iie immediately put ftiith extra erfnrt and since has hi rafred 510 a week. He has learn ed how fast regular saving piles up substantial amounts. He's happily and confidently on his second $1000 now! Mow ahoiit you? Come in soon. American National Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - Resources Two Million and . More 2" I 'mm Mnlln . I . .Mra. V. C. Duluin nf Mnlln Faa umnntt tin nut nf town Itiimia lo Klamath Kails on Fri day tn nlti'inl tlio hrliUn nflor non nt tho county dull ovrr wlilrli Mm. ClituilM IIiivIh, Mm. William I.. Qiilnn nnd Mra. Kn-il Iloualnn priinldoil na hoalnaara. MrrlliiK Xit I'rlilny Thn lloronhrrhrr llnapltnl pro-1 urnm will ho hnhl at tlio l.llirury Club by thn Womnu'a I.tbrnry' i lull nn Krldny, Novumlmr ninth, i .Mra. V. II. l(ohrtaon and Mra. W. I). Millrr will luiva (hnrci of thn pnmrnin. Tim moi'tlng la arhpiliili'il for 2:. 10 oVImk. lon Wnllo iw Mi'tnlmr Kin 8. Walti. rcprcaunl.it Ivr nf tint atnlo arcldrnt hnnril la, an sililml mrmlirr tn thn rliunihnri of rnmtnnrro. Wnlln mukna thit tlilrty-flftli mom he nddi'il to tin; rlinmlipr of rotnmnrrn during thoi rnlny nun ilrlvn whlih la nt Ilin il nan of tlin alxth day. j Iti'tiirmil From Mcilfoiil I Onnruo II, Mndlny of Thn Orr- j ajnn Trust. Hank la homo front I At oil ton! whnrn hn nltntidd ,llirl final rltna of thn lain nan liana-1 roin hnlil III inn vnllny rllv mi! Krldtiy. . , ' I Vlalldl At llrnun llniin Mra. Ji'lil" 1 1 urn nml niiit.ll diillKllr, Molly Klalti" w ro Kimala nl Ilin limn" nf Mm. II. I'. Ilrown on (I writ alrcnl jnaii'iduv. Thn Hum's hnvn n hnnin In t Ito Alliiiniitit dlHlrli't. I'nrly At. IVytnn oinr , ToiiIeIiI, Mra. Oarnr Poylnn will prnaldn na Imatnaa nt lnr hoinn nn North Ninth nt nn Knalnrn Klnr Snrlnl Club parly. Thron Inbks of cards will lie n-)"J'Cd, The Verdict on Who Shall Be Coroner Of Klamath County Tuesday Klamath county voters give their verdict on who shall he their coroner for! the next four years. This extremely important office must not be brushed aside in the great avalanche of other things, for the Coronor is( an extremely im portant official in many. ways. The Coronor's word on the dead body of a'strangcr, or of one who dies without near relatives, and frequently those who die having near relatives, is frequently final, or has been. Let me say to the voters of this county that the Towey Under taking parlors are a distinct institution in this community, - - They are equipped with most modern equipment and have a high standing among members of the profession. The Towey institution came to Klamath Falls to render service the best possible and it has done so. It has raised the standards of the undertaking business and given metropolitan service to this com munity, even before the city had reached its present size. For this we feel that we are entitled to consideration, as a mem ber of the Towey fifm is a candidate at the election Tuosday to the office of Coroner. '. Her election means a broad plan of service coupled with fair treatment to all. It means the county will be protected in every instance, and also means that the dead will be looked after con scientiously. Her principle is that money is not the only feature of an under taking business and the office of Coroner will not be used by her along that line. The conscience of n good undertaker oictates that something besides the price received for work shall be considered, and in that particular feature Mrs. Jennie Towey thoroughly believes, ' She asks you for your support on sound and substantial grounds. She wants your vote for her election and promises in return constancy to every feature of the office, and a heartfelt service to the dead who will be cared for during her administration. '. Respectfully, , JENNIE TOWEY. I'aid Advertisement ,; . t I Headquarters-427MainSt.-Phone663 To the Interested Public of Klamath Falls Mr. Cofer is not backed by the money of the city? he is not the candidate of any business concern, but he is the candidate of the man who works for a living, the man who owns a home and pays taxes. Mr. Cofer is the candidate with ability to cut out the heavy construction costs so that improvements in the city will not confiscate residence property. - Mr. Cofer is the candidate who will not claim to settle the Strahorn bonds for campaign purposes in order to get votes when two years time has been suffi cient' to bring any such matter td a sho'w down, yet the show down has not been seen. .' . ' ' ' " ' '' -strtoyiSSV' Mr. Cofer will tell you frankly that the time to settle the;Strahorn bonds was not later than when the Great Northern railroad asked and was permitted to cross Sixth street: .But the present administration did not drive their bargain then, and they have not driven it since. For this administration to mention the Strahorn bonds is plain presumption on their part that the people of Klamath Falls are as dumb as donkeys if they vote for the present Mayor after he has shown that he has been working for the Great Northern railroad at the same, time he has been Mayor of this city. , ' ... "' . Klamath Falls needs a house cleaning at the city hall. The Strahorn bonds should be paid for the people here are paying $18,000 a year in-terestr-S50 Dollars a Day when proper effort on the part of the present Mayor and Council no doubt could have Settled this Amount. The Mayor could hardly bear down on his employe, The Great Northern Railroad, as hard as he probably would had he not been receiving real estate commissions from that institution at the time he was Mayor of this city. " ' ' If any reader of this ad is really interested in the moral conditions of Klam ath Falls at the present time, let him do a little investigating for himself. Don't let anyone poke down your throat a lot of guff that is not true. Candidates who play both ends against the middle should be known, and they will be known. Nothing in politics is so despicable as supporters of candi-' dates for leading offices out in clusters one cluster carrying the luster of virtue and morality to the good people, and another carrying the word that is so desired to be heard by those who disregard present day standards of living. Do a little thinking, you voters of this city, and don't get yourselves tied for two years more to the present administration. '; 1 v We would like to know if the Charter of this city is to mean anything to the Mayor or the Councilmen? a number of to violate the Mayor Watters represented the Great Northern railroad in transactions when that railroad was entering this city.' He' had charter to do this, for the charter says: ' - ' " ' CITY CHARTER " ' Of 1 : ' CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON No officer interested directly or indirectly in the securing of a privilege or franchise from the city sliall take part .in the proceedings granting such franchise. Section 136. , In case any officer or" employee of the City shall be interested personally as a promoter or stockholder or shareholder in any firm or corporation in any. grant or privilege or franchise sought by himself or his associates or such firm or corporation from the City of Klamath Falls, or any public utility which is sought to be acquired or duplicated by the City, or which is offered for sale or leased by the City, such officer or employee shall be incapacitated to take any part in the negotiations or proceedings connected wjth the giving or granting of such grant, privilege or franchise. , If any officer or person in this section designated shall violate the provisions of this section, HE SHALL FORFEIT HIS OFFICE and all such contracts, grants, privileges and franchises in the hands of others with notice shall be void. Paid Advertisement. COFER-FOR-MAYOR CLUB, J. G. WRIGHT, Secretary. Vote 61X Fred II. Coer for Mayor 2E
