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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1925)
ll ! Page Twelre SATURDAY HUES WILL GIVE ni Dir. ur Uii Dm jy urs.bv. October ?2. -" , Japan Erects Great Sew Hrtimiunu , tCii'.ed vt TOEK. On. ; Ne Altbonri 'tt T ,, uu, star lb ros.pr-:i imni of team of ga wort, ton. tki Satardiy will have t:l viifor.MZ..:! to a little I1-1 "s ,k ek tx prwiuce the pesaiylrasia kai ",Bi thrum's the rrtr fH with e of tt record aaM eaera Tie anrverrity of fexso year lax tern ehasrpic h 4-.oi:r:ed tkat th fight i the st.idie west ern cutier ihi ew to to br;E It and Hkbigaa- Tien tw um. ryreef.ii.g tie -btsV" is rack c5io. will &et : Pkfladelpr:- Ckkn k hTy la that average IIS jwnd. Ei a avwcrfsl VackfieSd Cwh Siw fcii mi f-,r fcj derive Bit while the Oi-PWl-nre kuBi kJctttt thi ,a arret! o-.r escocaten tB:id State De?irtin3t of Arri t. tkc cut wfckk wOl AiJ - culture, i '- . ' 'V; 1 . : -v.. . i i;- ; . .... ,. . ; v 1 ' - i l if. ( 1 : -1 arrhitrctnrF. u bCIBC Hr prttfratlBC dan of rtMi aa !(, Wllliaia Hmi alar. aiar at roroaioalri. I' ran aatl J a. ai. A.a-rt U!.-.tloa S-r. c. o.tr... of Mr. lUa.ll C Kl l HiwSwf , - oHolIi I .irroaador. - Taai r-"i loarlat for lilt, . ..,k Maxairo doaa ar kai a ! of otlraa aad ; alia Jr K. vtoiol Mav'.c X!lor la. I3lk aad Mnal Trocraai a-rwalo ar u 8. oil Euaiwr , I M Froenm fuiaria Virgiaia i lr" HOTEL ASTOD MrUrt K.i.o laa. toaiar-, M,IUi U. 1 m,. iai Boobt, Gtx. K-rt Alio.. rnV( RMM ku f WVATt TWLE. UlM ,,U 'UII Mf V , W I a . I New Locatic' yarioa Barloa. Ikk Barto. McLaukl.a aad BaraaJo. Ba.Uh ; U.., T laabar. Jaat Io aad otbora. II K"l Midalio Krolir: lva FREE CARACC Tai la tl SO Aptnnbol parlutncm ' , ' . dkl buJdm dcatrortd h, Ere. -i- I - nrmmrnt U rrpiare i . ., .-- , , I m i. area a ran of Cimcs, . , . it " . . firemen, foioicrj auu . I ... - wtuta OX " ' M nmiiiw - - " 7 (i8 Prosraro arncied by The roa BonaoU compo-r-piauist. ;l!b Theron BeniH'i Colloulatoa aai otbor assisting artisu. S:00 Program presumed by the Artist Student club of Pasadena. :09 Program presented by lae Soulhero California Music com pany, from (."bickering lUIt, Los Anzeles. tie Federad Misratory Bird treaty f j0:0(jirogram presented by U A. Baraa of Biomsica' . Knn-r Time of fcnam aao , testioa. Scase't at Lakeriew. Oregon. The armr arkick drfeattd Notre OJgtk Meridiaa Line). Da destroyed Ke j;, ,nd ,awl. lot ; sytk aaiaroaj, parpof ol indicating arnen. tif" St Loai i:ierity. h n aamij AJ danng Ir.Tiai open season ..wi. it. nriT will find a kantma of migratory ga. the' birds ; a, ta tkte CataoUe la- - t to a bice by tne requirement oi atiiatjos a B c:a ai " " Add i f It. riiaatM to .nnris- and win Joaraer to Cambridge, witfc the 4tn Fli,. aia at ad ling aa insult to Harrard' Colamn headed "Start A. M." giro iaiarr of Jat 6atnrday. when the the time when ihooting may ttart I " i the half hour ha. been subtracted Koly Croat elerea at the dope. ,rom th, tin! of taErjie. i Tale aucta s old enemy at , column headed "iStop P. M." rief ' ProTidesce. She baa sot yet re- the time of unet. when ihooting. . - j m . i t .! shall cease. i niena mm im j c,.rt , ston P. M. 5:10 6:09 i Examiner. 10 Taaia last ml. ana aunoueo ia fv-,ob(.P 5 5J gaasa aormariy woold cao little October ZZ S:54 aaeaxineaa at Xew Haren. the bull October 54 5:55 dog training hard, with the Idea October ra ai-ad that defeat by Browa i o, 27 5:sj withia the realm of potaibility. October 2? :" The other member of the big three October 2 :01 whick mad. ,h. bt ahowing for October 19 .: the trio laat batnraay azainn ine( . . nary, will entertain Colgate. Prince-; T , . T- ton. haring held the nary, .honld KaQJO irOgraiTl be the faeorlte orer the New Tork j VKIDAV, (HTOIiKR 2:1 43-11:05 A. M. Hetty Crocker Gola Medal flour home servite talk: "Oysters." Balance of schedules are p. m. 5:30 L. A. Examiner Maiin-e. $:00 KFI NiKhtly Loines and Amusement Information s-riice. C li Radio Motorknue Resort itrvlce. courteay of Hr. Hewitt. 45 KFI Radiotorlal Period. ': Program presented by L. A. Examiner. S:i0 Organ RecilaL. Dan L- Mac Farland at the console of the Aeolian Residence Pipe Organ. : Program featuring George Frenscr in "Story Song" and Emma Klmmel. soprano, and Violrt Silrer, Tiolinitt. 8:30 Program presented by Mu tual Motors. Inc., featuring music and "Joke Contest." 10:00 Myra Belle Vlckers present ing monthly program with artist pupils and assisting guest artists. ATTENTION! CARPENTERS and BUILDERS C. D. Long, business representative of Car penters No. 190. has been called away for a short time. His place will be filled by E. F. Duffey. secretary of the C. L. Coun cil. All carpenters out of work kindly re port at the Labor Temple at 9th and Wal nut. Contractors and builders call 843-W for competent help. This service is for the employer and the employe. I Where you cab w ! kiakaff or. J. i, . Nj CoU, Suit. Drttttxi er, a.ur r-Mterj derwear for tat I money. All esc head hai been eli Thia tavinf we to our customer. ,U not afford to bay i in millinery or parel before riutsJ store. You will m,I Z5c to 35c on errrt i une and be con SATl'KD.W. fM-TORER 21 30 L. A. Examiner Matinee. 5:07 5:0 5:04 i:0Z 5:02 6:00 4:5S 4:58 elerea. which only was capable of Earle (. Anthony, Inr, Lew breaking even with LaFayetu. I Ang-.t-. Pacific Standanl Time. 47 M.1T. hrlules are I. M. 10,000 SPIRITS ; HAVE BUSY BUZZ TIUP.SUAV. OfTOP.ER 22 30 I.. A. Examiner Matinee. :00 KFI Nigh'ly Doings and Amu&m:nt Information serri'-e. t;15 P.auio Motorlogne Resort servie. courtesy of Mr. Hewitt. 0:45 KFI Kadiatorial Period. ESSEX "4" TOURING S188.00 Down Balance easy rTmcnts. 1 This car Is a real bay. tires, lots of other extras. Shock absorbers all around, spare HOWIE MOTOR CO. Ilione 379. 12th anil Main His. MILWAUKEE. Oct. 21. (United , News) Three hundred earthly in-l diridual and 10.009 spirits are In' tendance at the 23rd annual con. rention of the cational spiritual ; association here. i Thomas Criuikhaw, who has Just returned from the International con-' rention of spiritualists in Paris, is authority for thee remarkable sta tistics. "The rpiritual attendance, of course, is rery elastic," said Gric:sLaw. who is bead of an In-' stitute vhere mediums are traned. I "I set the figure at 10,000 Just to' get it in round numlx-. ; "Our evening services are de- roted to the receiving of messages from those who have passed on. I There is no way of telling how many spirits may be called. We will communicate principally wlthj former prominent m'-nibers of the ' association. They will guide us in our work." Grlmshaw said the convention! was in no way a 'Vpook show." The spirits will not appear as "ghosts," he said, but they will he near enough that a score of the country's leading mediums who will conduct the nightly "message" ser vices can converse with them. One of the principal purposes of t ho present convention is to stim ulate the training of mediums and Hie work of spiritualistic mission aries throughout the country. At Tuesday night's meeting James Abbott, editor of the National Spir itualistic Journal, declared spirit ualism will oullivo all other reli gions because It Is scientific. "Spiritualism Is always In gear, while other religious are out of order," said Abbott. "The church has always stood In opposition to scientific discovery and oh a result the minds of Its leaders list to' sturhuard. Even evolution Is ton' much for them. Instead of making) man from monkey they make a' monkey out of a man. "Spiritualism Is the only thing that accepts what nature has to offer. 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