The Klamath news., August 21, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

Page Two
Saturday, August 21. I02i
THR KLAMATH NEWS
Broadcasting Will j
Be Feature Radio i
Fans For Week'
8 an rnNci9c.o, . auk. :o. I
(United News) Western states will
"tun In" starting tomorrow on j
what is expected to be th most ,
pretentious broadcasting program ot
the year when the third annual rc-j
' Iflc Radio exposition opens fT one .
week. ' !
Almost continuous broadcasting j
will be cart-ted on durltig the week
tjr the exposition's station KHOA en j
S77 meters to he operated by the i
radio corporation of America.
Radio celebrities front six bay '
district stations will "take the air" I
from KRCA. The convention will
be. held In the civic auditorium
which aslready has bejn converted i
Into a huice display house for the 1
hundreds of exhibitions, symbolical
of radio progress In the put few i
yaara. j
"Black Princess" Is This Beauty
Heavy Sentences i
Being Meted Out I
In N. Y. Courts!
NEW YORK. Aug. !0. (United
News) Striving for the suppres
sion of crime by assessing maxi
mum sentences against law viola
tors, a policy widely advocated In
New York City recently, has re
ceived strong impetus with the pun
ishment dealt out Friday to seven '
bandits who received sentences ag
gregating 200 years, the longest
terms the law allowed.
Judge James M. Banrett sentenced
the five "cry baby bandits" to
serve terms of from 1H to 35
Tears in Sing Sing prison. One
of their number, Leo Hecker. a
second offender, received at least
25 years. -
AGED MAN IS HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
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atb Falls, the aged rancher, who
has lived for many years In the
Swan Lake country, can to the door
of the car. and pressing an auto-;
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j Episcopate Will i
j Follow Advice of
President Callcs
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! MKXICO CITY. An. 20. Un-
: tril Nt'wa. The Mfxtum vpUcoiuitr 1
j will follow I ho mlvU of PresUU-nt j
. I alien ami nook relief front Moxt-
; i'o'n religious laws, both In Oh;
iuru ami In roimrvai, j
This uvm mtuli known folio In k '
j hum' thi k KrMay of ArehhMiop Mora j
ami (ho MhIioi. i compi IMuk On'
! t iu-op:io romnilHtHV Ttvo N-1
will seek In Junction imuttist '
(!.' church roprtMMit alive. I
Hl-hop Vint of Tuba set). KKkoi-!
'man for ttu iplmMalo, ti;M news-j
(lor mm that In hla. opinion hot It j
(lhe church and the etnte hail great-
' er 1io)ha of reaching u volution of'
, the controversy
KANSAS MULE LIKC
HIS BROTHER FROM
MISSOURI IS LIKED
Wichita, hum., .vm. v:..
(t'nltetl Nos) The Kmuiui uiitte
who litau liU hrofher ft-mii Ml.
Mnr 114 u Imnim of bunion In
unit h In ih'iiiiuiil b On Mt ...
ran K"Vi'riinteut,
For the lt few week
t luim hit e Ihs-ii Im'I I here ui
every Weiliieilay mtil tlmlntc that
time mow than ;Hno iif the miiI
iiiiiIh lime Immh Hirrliiiet1 by " -reeittntleM
of the t'alle ttoveru
ment mhl hhlppiNl to l 'lco.
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WOMW KTF.US IHHi
THK 'V ATt'HKU VOT'
i "A ;itc!ied pot never boll, iheyi
say. Iecaue in wmchtnu It you re-j
move therover ami part of the heat
t escape!. Keep on the covers of
: utensils when (t Is possible nod,
hr.re covers fit property.
, i!tr it ii
Kor I he f Irnt t Inn In net eral
OiM'kn, the 1N ill tb'K poilllil In
total I) empty ttxl.iy, the Mile re
malnlitK enniite Italnu been mIoU
'h eitertlay mornltiK, 'StiMO
woman cnlteil ine about tin dour
Thurtikty hIkIh. I told ln-r It wan
lit the riuntl, ami the next moin
liX the bK t fcone, bi'llfvo
Uf tolt hhn," Wlictoloiie cad I.
For reMtilta tine New CIua A1jl
SPECIAL
Kim Young Friers 30c
Fine Young Pomi'stio KunbitH
STEER BEEF . ,
.Slmulilor Koast Ik-i'f, ju-r pmiml 15c
JSlioultler Steaks, per pound 18c
Kib lJoil, per pound : 11c
SPRING LAMBS
Legs of Lamb, pound 40c
Shoulder Lamb, pound .... f 30c
Veal Stew, pound -15c
Sanitary Market
701 Main Street
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' Dorothy RavuLAlcvra, society favorite in Bucharest and Vien
na, is known as the "black princess," because of her penchant for
' black clothes. She holds to the stygian color in her dogs, cats and
other pets, too.
Brennan Insists
Country Is Wet ; ;
In His Campaign ,
ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE HERE
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I CHICAGO. Aug. iO. United
News) The wets arc not chasing
rainbows;, they toro a-espontling to
a demand from every part of the
nation fo . Immediate modification
ot.tbe ValstaaiJact. USorsV E; Rscn
nan, foremost of the wet candi
dates in the congressional ciertUms
I this fall, declared in an interview
here.
Brennan. who ' is a democratic
candidate for United States senator,
believes that prohibition is the one
ma tic revolver against the prohi
bition officer's side, said. , "Yon
can't get away with a dirty deal
liks thlls, you ."
Hlbbert, ,whe ie nearly blind,
threatened Knowles, It Is alleged,
and it was only after a long strug
gle that the officer overpowered
the elderly rancher and wrested the
gnn from. him.. t
The state inow holds a warrant )
for Hibbert'a arrest, charging him '
with assault' with a dangerous i
weapon upon an officer. Bob Coyne,
wealth v nonv raiser and owner t1
Edgewood ranch near the Hibbert . " , visitors and drive them to any j
place, vouched for the old ranch-jso " lhe polls ln xrc7'hl. ; points of interest throuKhout the (
er's sppearance in Justice R. ! MA7AprMr fUHTfCU dintrirt that they may select. j
Emmltt's court this morning at 10 I AZAKtlNt, tHUKtH This evening at 9: 31) o'clock there
o'clock. i TO HAVE ADDITION (111 be a reception at the White'
The younger Hibbert paid a fisel I'elican hotel in honor of our:
of 1150 and costs in Justice Em-; R- x- Sanders. pastor of Church . SUP5, and etcry rscdent of Klam-!
mitt's court yesterday morning. jof lhe N'a"rene on Martin street. a.h j.-als ls UTKel lo w preseut. ,
was yesterday granted a permit for , 7here ls no ,,,, ,,rKram olller than'
WORKMAN IS INJURED; ,30 addillou 10 th -hurch'au address to ! delivered by B. i
rjYNAMITF FYPI r5IfM i uui'din- W. Irvine, blind editor of the Port-:
U I HAmi 1 C LArLWIUll Acc0Tdlng t0 ReT Sanders the . ad Journal, who Is considered on-.-1
j growth in tne jnoay srnoot te-. 0f tn ,,, hiipreseive spenker.i ,
(jariuirai nas ueen ery couhimpi:! ' and oest qualified to expound the
outstanding issue of the - present
campaigns, and thnL party lines will
hey wilt do it again this very day.
The city will be in gala attire
when our visitors are brought to
the business section. Old Olory will
be flaunting from the poles in front
of tlio business houses: merchants
wjll have- gaily decoraud windows
and fronts; our streetTiRlifing sys
tem v.ill be such that when dark
ness appears they will lend en
chantment to the occasion.
The program ; for 'this morning
calls for a drive over the busi
ness and residential sections of.
the city. This will be followed by
a rest, but this afternoon the au
toisls will again gather up the
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found
the great north-
and amid a shower of earth and during the past year and the need resources and destinies of Oregon
rocs. Men woraing near oy rusn-; of the new school room has been
ed to his aid. fet for some time.
Thomas was brought, to Kiam- j other permtis include; J. M.
ath Falls about an hour later and i Baker. $150 garaze on Creiient
to be
' west.
I
ed consciousness before coming into
the city.
Little is known concerning
J. M. Baker. $175 addition
houe on Crescent street.
Prank Blair. $2000 hou?e
to ;
: A. V". Humphrey.
Auburn street.
! J. V. niayner.
$3000 house on
$30 addition to i
Thomas, with the exception that he ! Stanford street.
had been employed for some time
with a man named Emmerson, a
contractor, who was using the rock
crusher. Hospital authorities could ! house on East Main street. i
uhed no light upon Thomas, w-heth- j
er he was married or single. It! Ni,:e trunks, large si. $11.00;
is thought that h lived In Klam i large matting rugs. $7. SO; bau-1
tnoufcnt tnal lie Ined In Klam-jtiul foor lnmpB w,,h K,k shartJ
ath Falls and went out on small , so. Terms if desired. Klamath j
Jobs similar to the one by which he I Hume Supply (. tf '
was severely injured. J
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Yotfsets
Nisht and Morning to keep
them Clean, Clear and Healthy
Write for Free "Eye Core"
or "Lye Beauty' Book
Miri CDtfl. H. S, I. Okl.5l,Cbn.
W. C. T. U. HOLDS !
FOOD SALE TODAY!
A cake sale under the direction
of the Women's Christian Temper-'
Knee Union. Klamath Falls group. '
will be held at Half's Newstand j
today.
Proceeds from the sale will be J
divided between the children's farm ;
home and the Salvation Army. !
Women who shtyp in the busl-!
ness district on h'-iturday know the '
quality of the cakes. pas'.ries and 1
cooked food that W. C. T. U. offers i
when cooked food or cake sales are
lield and a heavy patronage Is nn-'
ticipaled at the sale today.
VK(.KT!t!,K SI I, AD j
Mix finely sliced cabbage, green!
peppers, celery and grated carrot
and Just a tiny bit of onion with
mayouuaine dressing made with vin-j
egar. Orate more carot on top.
Garnish with small red radishes. I
Y For Sale '
' We ovn and control several
.' miles of the beautiful Deschutes '
t river and Crescent Creek, near the
j Natron cut-off K. R. and Odell
I Lake, now being offered to sports- 1
I men in one to ten acre tracts or I
I larjer. I
1 There is nothinif in America to I
i .surpass this sportsman paradise. 1 1
Jvicc $100 :r acre.
- Favell-Utley Realty Co.
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WELCOME PORTLAND, S AN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND
Fresh from tho fields to the 20th CENTURY and fresh from the 20th CENTURY to
you. Our fresh goods departments are pleasing many customers. Shop at the
20th CENTUP.Y for your green goods as well as your groceries.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, AUGUST 21 and 23, INCLUSIVE
VAN '.MI"S HIvWS -Keirty to rerve f.Mid:
til "big" tin. for
25c
KliVAI. i TK. -Fir.t pli king of i hiilre. youn. lender
Ptves: (irange J'ekoe O-iark or Jatiu tureen i 70
half II.. pkg. ;; 1 lb. pkg C
i'I:I:MK till. WMI'-l Limit 5 ham)
6 bars for
25c
frylnn or bakliiu: 4 M. tun 7wC
CSSON LI, MnKo your tn inuyiiiin.ihi; iiuurt-i .
49c
I.IIHtVS AM'.tllAtit'H Tll'S Medium sti green
tips. tOH or., cun
IMX AMI '.tKI-:S -All erfiilent siiuring
uKint, each '
WIN AMI I'OWIU-'.lt !'ark:ige
20c
10c
12c
STiiTII I'hNTI'UV -TKK "Soiih- tutt-" t xn -pkhIoii of
our ruHtuin;rs, A perfwt blond ot Hit fin out i m fr r irJ i-nf-ibc.
Direct from our own rotiHtr to yon makes 1 1 Art
(lie low prlco of lb. i IbH J 1 HD
KMrni--SS roit.V Kxiri fine Biinar
rum, 2 ran f'r
25c
TIN'V T ITS N Kill VI:H Klrst run fU!i, In pure
ollvn oil, 3 cutis
40c
I lltKl.TY lli:MMS -"f.-fi.-wn"; PirotiK and rtnr
ultlt. (toed Viilut. n'h .
72c
IlKI. MONTH IKrT Wl ( K - Kniill ( '11 1 1 fitrn III . 1 fur.... 15c
ItYSTAIi WIIITK sol -nro noap nil
through, 1 biir
39c
II UK I.AIill III bulk, frenhly rendi ied. 3 lbs.
69c
I III I T .1 AllS - II ill Mason; iiirt, doien.
IKIVAI, IIAKINti IMJVVIil.lt - 12 oj!. run l,V; .
2 lb. ran
I'AllN'ATHiN MII.K Nearest lo fresh cream;
I ii II runs, .1 for
TIMrll'K TOII.KT I'AI'KIt -1.1100 sliiets of soft
sanitary tirsue In a ntll, .1 rolls
HaaaaanDPBananaaaanaaaaaannpannnn
I'l'l-'I'HIl U'MIOAT A iiourlnliliig brenkfiist coieul.
(Limit 6 pkgs ) pailiaKe
98c
$1.38
29c
22c
12 c
I ISIIKIt'H IH.IINII I'l.dl It llest pali llt.
49 lb. sack
$2.39
20th CENTURY GROCERY
812 MAIN STREET
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