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SEATTLE, Oct. 6 (VP) "I'll
bet it was some fight," declared
Dave Beck, international .presi
dent of the Teamsters union, last
night in discussing the so-called
"battle of the Statlcr hotel."
Stating he regarded the promi
nence being given the "battle '
in connection with the election
campaigns as "a lot of hooey,
Beck added:
"I don't say there wasn't one.
But I didn't see it. my friends
didn't see it, and 76 of the bc.t
reporters in the country, all
light on the spot, didn't sec it.
"If there was a fight, as the
naval officers have testified, let
it be investigated as any oineri
such affair would be in an or-i
derly manner. Such individual
affairs have no significance and
nothing to do with the election," I
he continued. .
Two naval officers testified
they were manhandled by Team-
Sters' unions members immedi-;
atcly after an address by Prcsi-:
dent Roosevelt when they re-1
fused to answer questions on!
how they would vote. j
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Wayne Morse, republican can
didate for United States senator,
who arrived in . Klamath Fails
Friday, October 6, to speak be
fore a mass meeting to be held
in the WUlard hotel Friday
night at 8 o'clock. He will also
address all labor groups at the
American Federation oi Labor
hall, 422 Main, ai 7:15 p. m.
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TALKS AT MEETING
A sizeable group of democrats
attended the rally held by the
club at the Willard hotel Thurs
day night.
. Sitting in darkened room,
with large pictures of President
Roosevelt and Willis E. Mahon
ev, senatorial candidate, spot
lighted before them, they lis
tened to the radio addresses of
the two democratic leaders,
broadcast over KFJI.
The president's speech, which
came over the National hook-up,
contained a plea to all Ameri
cans to "get out and vote." Ma
honey's address, transacted es
pecially for the occasion, was di
rected to citizens of Klamath
countv. and oromised his assist-
lancc in our county problems, es
: pecially in connection with the
I loss of jobs to which our service
imen hope to return.
I Local candidates for state,
1 county, and city offices were in
l troduced and some took the oc
casion to make a statement oi
the program and policy they ex
pect to follow, if elected to office
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Klamath County
Democratic club, of which Dora
Goddard is president, and the
Klamath county democratic cen
tral committee, of which E. P.
Ivory is chairman.
Pvt. Dave Moeabee from Camp
San Luis Obispo, Calif. Here un
til October 9. .
The above service people are
entitled to free passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service-at Lost River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb' of the
theatres and R. C. Woodruff of
the dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets.
When in Medford
Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
Joe and Anne Earley
Proprietor!
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parts of the body vary, although
normal body temperature is con
sidered to be 98.6 degree Fahrenheit.
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brink membrane. You
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PEMETRO NOSE DROPS
Scores Available
The Herald-New will
have a phone manned dur
ing the Klamath Falls
Ashland football game and
scores mav be obtained by
phoning 3124 after S p. m.
Command Changed;
Turner Transferred
NAVAL AIR STATION, Pasco,
Oct. 6 uP Commander J. E.
Shoemaker, a native of Helena,
Mont., and a veteran of sub
marine, air and surface branches
of the navy, has assumed com
mand of this air station, it was
announced yesterday.
The shift sends Lt. Comdr. B.
M. Turner, commandant since
August 23 of this year and for
merly at the Klamath Falls, Ore.,
station, to the Sand Point naval
air station near Seattle. .
GOP Victory Eyed
As Fatal Mistake
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 (D re
ferring to the election of a re
publican president in 1920, Wil
lis Mahoney, democratic senator
ial candidate, urged the country
not to make that "fatal mistake
again.
In a radio address last night,
the Klamath Falls man attribut
ed today's war to the fact "in the
election of 1920 we failed to
heed the call of that inspired
leader of peace, Woodrow Wil
son, and permitted the league
of nations to be sacrificed on the
altar of partisan politics."
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Girl Scout Heads
Meet at Cook-Out
Twenty-one Girl Scout and
Brownie leaders met at the home
of Mrs. Roy Carter for an out
door cook-out. Wednesday, Octo
ber 4. Mrs. W. L. Terwilliger
led some singing and taught an
appropriate grace that tho girls
might sing before meals.
Mrs. L. A. Murphy announced
that the theme "Service to Hos
pitals" is to be carried out by
the Girl Scouts in Klamath
county this year. She made sug
gestions as to ways the girls
might best serve the hospitals.
The hospitals that the girls will
include in the project arc Marine
Barracks, naval air base, Tule
luke army hospital, Klamath
county infirmary, isolation hos
pital, Klamath Valley and Hill
side. Sp. (S) 3c Jane Eckel was
present and told the leaders how
best to serve the service men in
the various hospitals.
After the luncheon, Mrs. D. W.
Holloway led the group in criti
cism of all the activities involved
in the preparation.
Those present were Mrs. II. R.
Burritt. Mrs. L. A. Murpliy, Mrs.
W. C. Preston. Mrs. A. E. Wood
ruff, Mrs. B. G. Thompson, Mrs.
Rav M. Worden, Mrs Rav Brown,
Mrs T. J. O'Harra. Mrs. W. L.
Terwilliger, Mrs. Helen O'Don
nahue, Mrs. May Rowdcn, Mrs.
L. E. Kaup, Mrs.' L. L. Porter,
Mrs. Waldo C. Perry, Mrs. Har
old Beasley, Mrs. D. W. Hollo
way, Mrs. Roy Carter. Mrs. Doro
thy Jolly, Mrs. W. K. Charles
worth, Mrs. D. L. Snyder, Mrs.
George Condrey, and Mrs. A. L.
Brandt.
Albi Reputation
Good, Says Martin
SPOKANE. Oct. 8 (Pi For
mer Governor Clarence D. Mar
tin testified ycitcrday that lie
thought the reputation of Joseph
A. Albi. president of the Spo
kane Athletic Hound Table, was
"excellent."
Martin was a witness In the
action in which Albi seeks S250,
000 from the American News
company of New York and Its
Spokane agent on grounds he
was libeled in an orticlc in Pic
magazine.
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