PAGE FIVE
Friday, Juno 20, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WHITNFY SAYS
01 MSTFW1 LIES
ABOUT FUNDS
AT THE KLAMATH THEATRES
Merely Seeking Pardon
According to Dry
Administrator.
KKATTI.K. Jun S. (AIM "If
Mi Klttimy Icmk lining (rum the
Uluiatum! rriiwrl, tlml hulp him."
rnriiHT 1'iillwl Hlalf Atlur
Hoy Tinnitus I'. Hamlin' a tniiiiiinlll
mi Ilia hIuIi'iiikiiI matt jralrnlay
In Hull Kramlaro hy liny Olra
niniiil, tiiitirlaiiiiml rum Huron, thm
hi. hnil iohlrlliiiU.il :limu lu llo
vullna riiiMpulii I ii ml for anvar
n.ir In 1 It 3 4 .
Th itiili'inrnt was msilii t Hi
liKurluu uii m KiivrniiK-m ppll
nil Inn lo rntnnv Cltfliiril T. M:
KlllMoy, for mar aaalalulll IUllli.il
nun., attorney ninlnr Itarall, lo
hi-nliln for trlil. on rhamiie o(
miiaulrary li vlolata Hi" pnililltl
lion aft tlmati-ad th mon
ey wua iielri in Mi-Klnnny aa "ov
rmnirnt liiatiraiiri" mrulnrl Intar.
furnnra III Ilia lliiir rnniilni an
t..rprl,fnr tha cannula fund.
Not III lluallwaa
11 .MiKliuixy "ruins
r, iiiH.'iil inaurannj or any uilior
alti'l lit Inuuraiiro. that a lil Utial-
lliaa," Itavolla uulJ. "I am o
III llio inaurutito liualiteaa."
Ho r.ilu.ud to cuuuui'iit lurtliur.
Ill an olllilsl sUlvluoul 111ml ai
lur lila .Int. at lor tlto rutiubllran
giltiurnutul lul utililliialloli. II
tnllo lllil III' campaign vaueila
ra aa U.mti.Jti. olib Ilia rum
(Hi : "II I hud hud mora money
1 Mould liavaaimul luoro "
lilnil.'il ullril Llur
Mi'K'iiiH'y im iii.IU iui itk
lr..liihi(iou Atliiillilalrator Hoy C
I.yla, lua aulMaul. William M
Uhllnir ami lt agi'Ula. Wall-li.-v.
wln-ll lliturniod of oliualuad t
atuleuifiit, dtiurid:
OlniiUU la a Uar. and ho
knowa Iii i a llur. Thai la prob
acy Hi. prlra lia la wllllnac to pay
tor I he pardon lie thlnka ha will
ti. Ilia miliuony in auoihcr
liul rontradlcl what ha eald In
Han Fruiirlam, llu Diuat hava for
got ion Unit."
Circuit Court Pay
Respects to Joseph
Honor us puld to Ibe mamory j
nf l ha lata liaoria W. Joaopb.
fortland attorney and rapubllran ;
imiiiliioi- lor governor, Tftursda) i
at i p. m.. by tha bench and bar I
..( Klaniuili county and tha tilt- 1
scna who ware In tha court room, j
Jud.n William liunran ballad I
court and U. K. r'letcber, wall j
known attorney of Ihla city. In j
lirU-t talk paid bouur to tha lata ,
.Mr. Joaipli. I
Tbla la In tiro of tha Intor- ,
monl ot tha oue-tliua barafoot
buy ot Laka county which took In
Klamath county lUur Klamath
county cut oil I ; of an erpb
unrd boy who forced tal way
through Ufa. II auflcrrd many
inula and tribulation to educate
himself. II bocatua a leading at
lurii"). lie brcuma a atalaumen
one of tha graaioal In th
Mr. Hatcher ttalcd.
lo liwatne the republican
puriy'a candidal for goernor,
which ahowa the extreme and lin
pllill confidante and regard by
tb people of tola alat for the
man.
"I feel, your honor, at tbla time
In honor of that man and In re
apart for the work which ho baa
done. It la banning that the bench
and bar lu Klamulh counly bow
their beads In respoct and regard
for ono of our niomhora who hua
boen taken away. 1 further aak
that Die clerk ot tbla court apread
upon the Journal a resolution of
regret and hoiior by th bench,
th bur and the cltlinu aasemblrxl
here, and that a copy of th react,
hit Inn he ent Xa Ihe widow and
In (leorgo V. Joaeph. Jr.. In Port
land, Oregon." Mr. Kletoher con
cluded. Tha court ordered the re
iieat followed out.
A I I, I.IKH
Vli.l Mnfnrlat: I drove eo
funi that tbo trees appeured like
a ronco.
Second Oliln: I droT ao fual
tlmt til milestones made a alone
wall.
Third Ditto: I went so test
tlmt I could see tha number on
the b.nk of my cur. l'uges
(julca. Vverdon.
AT TIIK VV.UQSH
m I w .. M m v hlla frfjm th
pens and piano of popular coin-
poanrs oiuaa inoir n.uu
lu Ik III! aerian in -aiariauu-,
-hi.i, u uiuii.fi for an opeulur
toduy at tha I'allran thaatr.
In till new m"iro-umiii-Muyar
mualial talkie. In which
Murlon lala la starred, tuneful
...in a muv un Imuurlaut pari.
buvlng been written aa an luta
giul purt of tli dlalogu and
tiint motivation.
Thaaa numlwr ar "Juai ion
Juat Ma," Ilia luv ballad, and
on... ii.. in Ma." written by
;r.r and Klag.s: "Hugur" and
"Do I. I La 11- a turn auu
Ahlurt. who alao wrote tha them
song. "Marlauna." and "Hlondy,"
by llrown and freed.
drear and Klugeg will ba r
memhared for "Oni In a Life
time," "Klapperatla" and olbar
mualrul aoug blia. Turk and All
lerl wrote "Mean lo Me" and
"I'll Get Hy" among their euo
caaaea and llrown and Treed
were reaponalbla for "lJull
Hume." '"Viiii Wore Meant for
Mn," and tha reront aoug bit.
"blugliit In tb llaln."
AT Tllli l"INE TKKK
Of all th moilou picture that
have coma to Klumalh Kalla tlila
araaon, none quallflea aa a belter
evening' entertainment than
"Hold everything." which open
ed an engagement at th 1'lue
Trim theatre Tuoaduy.
This lavish production, p- -durod
by Warner Hroe. with a
truly all-alar caat, was filmed en
tirely lu color, aud aaida from Us
other merlla ulanda forth aa ab
aolutely oue of lha funniest com
adlea aer screened.
una of It leading role Is
played by lieorgea tarpeutler.
tumuua rrench boiar, who Is
shown aa a coutnaiaul In a rlui
lialtle for tha beayywe'.gbt clam-
plnnshlp of tha world. Tbla pU
tur reveal tli no 14 "Carp'" as
an actor ot no mean ability.
Th loading feminine role la
In the lapnliln bands of th
Oil., telle Wlunl Llgl. or, who
appeared prominently In "Hold
Digger of Hroadway" aud othai
raoant productions, while th fea
tured comedy rol I dared by
Jo K. llrown, who hue few riv
al la a cren comedian. In this
he, lu u luuuh-aettar oar Ii:el-
Unr. Rally O'Nell plays the
part of Cerpentlar'e awealbearl.
"Hold everything" l mil oi
niiiifinu humnr. and lha dia
logue la fast aud funny, front a
production standpoint, una pic
ture la airepllonal, and l lreclor
i, ii.i n.tih hau turned out a
film which I a veritable comedy
gem.
at Tim MUKivrY
fivnrilrn.es I'lrturu ar present
ing Tom Tyler In a aerie of out-of-doora
dramaa known aa Ko-
nanoes of tha Wast, the first ot
hi, I. "The UW ol tne l-iaina,
la now being shown at th l,lb-
rly theatre. " Tom'a new alfllla-
Hon you remember his previous ,
picture were made by TBO
Judging from tba recaption ac
corded th Initial raleas. la go
ing to be a profitable on (or all
concerned, for certainly ther la
nougb faat action crammed In
to five reel to satisfy tb moat
avid thrill seeker.
Bom years ago five to all miles
of paving constituted a (air Job
for a paving gang. Today 20 to
It miles Is tha average du to Im
proved method and machinery.
Ar jour feet bolt Ar
your shoes beavy? Bring
them In and let os put on
ItKAL. HUMMER WEIGHT
BOI.KH that are light and
comfortable.
CONN KftM HIIOK RKPAIR
HIIOI'
121 North lib
Near Golden Kule Store
I J Tfl VV 1
Serve only the Fineit
rurr..Vu-. h ib, . -
,u.a.It .All IH tMI W0l
UPTONS TEA
aMaueaWuaWuwaWaWaYaWaWaWaW--'aBa
Tlia ntiilA.fihvnlrin ) I la It a Art
to tiort colorti of cigar, chock r-
nirio I runic. h a btirKiar alarm,
and atx)r of oiliur tiHes,
if ym want 4 juiff roatt
bttt it otttn . . .
a little
at a time
niLLi jsaoi. coffee panes
throuKb ih roasters by a con
tinuous prnrcti s few pounds
ar a lints, controlled Koaaongl
No bulk-roatilng method can
proauce sucn navor,
Tmh from tht original vacuum
pact. Easily opened with tht kef.
HILLS
BROS '
COFFEE
EEN WD)LEKf
New Low Pricei on New Merchandiie Just Arrived
Rayon ShirU
or Short
All Sire
Regular Tie
Work Shirt
Blu Cbambray
AU Blui
Scout Shoea
Black or Brown
All Else
H9c $11.79
Silk, Wool and
Cotton Sox
Rayon Unions
All Slie
Union Suits
Short Sleevee
Ankle Length
95c
Fancy Shirts
or Shorts
All Sis
Boys' Tennis Shoes
Regular IS
69
Coat Sweaters
All Slice
19c 9Sc
Wool Sweaters
Fancy Pullovers
All Bite
$11.95
DAYS
of
'49
Grey or Black
$.95
Athletic Unions
All Site
$E.95 49
Can't Bust 'Em
College Cords
Regular 4 5
Dress Oxfords
Month o( Wear
In ETrjr Pair
Dlack or Brown
$2.95
Khaki Hat
With Screen Ventilator!
Regular 7 So
Work Sox
Bine or Brown
Mixed
E2c
jinani ranis work anoes BdgHasBsfsaTafaBaBTatva
Regular 1.05 Leather or Composition
Sole. All Silo
Rayon Polo Shirts
$139 $2.95 nrt.
f ' Regular $1.98
Dress Pants Bib Overalls
Regular ,3.95
Eighth and
Main
Eighth and
Main
STEPS OF, . ..
PROCRES
How times have changed! How food distribution has progressed! Only thirty years ago autos were not
allowed on main streets and the food store was the "haven for jimcracks of a thousand varieties." But,
today we have modern cars, conveniently located stores with ample parking space and, best of all, thor
oughly up-to-the-minute food stores with the freshest of fresh foods, the most courteous and expert lood
merchants and economical prices that plainly spell STEPS OP PROGRESS!
Features for Saturday and Monday, June 21st and 23rd
Pork and Beans
Van Camp medium size tins
3 for 25c
Mayonnaise
ods Mayor
pint bott
37c
Best Foods Mayonnaise in
full pint bottles.
fl Deviled Meat
Regular 5c size at Mac
Marrs 6 for 23c
IPottatto Cflnfipc F,"h d?fe
Pint iars Dill Pickles. Excellent
for sandwiches. EACH
A9e
U9e
(Snimgei? Afle
Cliquot Club Big Bottles.
2 FOR
FLUE MLK COFFEE
r- ij yt a i .:,ii j.r,;.A Libby's tall cans. Nearest to MacMarr Coffee Deliciously
Gold Medal nationally advertised Fresh CrMm different Ground fresh a you
pure hard wheat flour. By the Case 48 Tins buy it
49 lb. bag $359 H. 3?c
$U.95) 6 cans 45c 3 lbs. $11.10
STRING BEANS CATSUP
Twin Peak fancy cut String Beans. No. 2 tins. Van Camp's 14 or. bottles.
2 for $B 2 tor $9
aagagHaaajaBujsBaaBaauaaVuVuaas
Onions Olives Creme Oil
California new Onions. Heinz or Libby's Ripe Olives. The cream o olive oi soapSt
SO lb. bags. 9 oz. tins.
95c 2 (or 45c 4 bars 25c
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fl Lemons fl Melons I fl Potatoes
39c vtJ lb. 2c 10 lbs. 39c
' ' y 1 'T 1 t'
IN OUR
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SaBniitaffy Mealt MaipEcett
4 mod., ..nitar, m.al m.rk.U-loct.d for your conYanioac.. W. b.ndl. u.thiris but fir.1
cl... m.at, and you will alw.y. find axponcaced meat men to .trvo yon.
We Never Sacrifice Quality to Meet a Low Price.
Store No. 57
Phone 592
836 Main
Store No. 75
Phone 1371
East Main
Store No. 364
Phone 150
8th A Klamath
Store Ne. 367
Phone 844
423 Main
Store No. 380
Phone 83
6th and Main
Store No. 397. I
Phone 189
1710 Ore. Ave
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