THE KLAMATH NEWS
Longfellow Club
I Jteplete With
Oregon History
Thursday, Nov. 4. 1 920
Page Three
PERSOMAIU
Tim following atdrv, luken (nun
III Astoria lliidni'l, haa Ix'i-n mail
with Inli'ruat liy auvuml . iiituihvra
of thn Klamulli Falla IoiIk" of Tall
. Moll, I,oniifc.iws No, 10, llcuja
mlti J. Usllliid of Mnrshlluld, mm.
Hirer n ml ' nilnrniitliinal iraaldaiit
of (liu iirkiiiiliiitlon, wliu paid Dm
Klamath Kalla IoiIhu a visit during
Ha Infancy, uhinlttcil In an nter
vluw whlrh shed lutervatlna; alda
IlKhla on thn lirn of "(nil men."
Whoae Ilia urn mil rm knlii'il hy thn
honor nlo of humanity.
. Oub of llm I'ousplcuuua Itntar
lana In atlctiduiirii m tint annual
roiiinraiir of Itntarv executives horn
la lion Oatlaml of Marahrinld, who
la none other than Hi nrxaiilser.
Iiri-aldiuil anil principal prophet pt
III International Tall Men', aasn
rlatinn. rlls-feel-roiir. hlniHi'lf tin known
nil th dlai'oinfurla ami lila in
whlrh Inll men are aiihjnctid and
hit liaa made It lila chief nilaalon
to make llf.- livable fur all of his
kind
Already he liaa nccniiiiillahpd ! cnta
much. Thn flral rluli of Hi In
.tvriinllnnnl aaan latlnn waa Long
fellow rluli No. I of Marahfleld
and-alur. Hum euvrii olhvra have
linen nr.anlrd In llm alulo. AM
of the preliminary work Ima houn
dnnn III pcrfnctlnit I he mm hhinry
whlrh will anon extend I he mita
nltnllon thrniialiniif ih world, ho
uya.
Tb organlilim of LiiiiRfollnw
W. A. lanltull. secretary (o (lov i yesterday for Bun Francisco, where
oriior Vltnr M. I'lorco, onil. lila
two aona. Inlly and John, roturii
d to Huloiit Tuesday noon, after
spending llm early part of the
week with Mr. and Mra. Thnniaa
Willi lloltvll of Khun mil Falls.
, Included In llm out of town hul
Dcsa vlallora In Klamath Fulls Ihla
wok la Charles llurgdorf of Dulry,
widl known rancher of that amnion
she will Hull her mother. Mra.
Kllliourn will prolmlily innkn her
homo pnriniinonlly In Ihu aouili.
Ilualiicsa , visitors In Klumuth
Kill In yesterdiiy Includud CI. T.
mini in of Mullii.
ThniiiUM Muaxny, illy dlsirlluitliiK
clnrk of th Klamulh Kalla pnat of
flip, I enjoying n vacation of three
of Hit. louiily, who spent yeaterday j B,'I" '" ,h" vnl,,,y wl,h '"" ''"""V
In th vlty.
J. N. Jvftrlea of Kano. waa a
bualuea visitor In Klamulh Kalla
ysatnrduy afternoon.
'
A. V. Howard waa hnro on busi
ness from bin home at Kirk too u
short tlmn yesterday.
I McA'doo's Friends
i Think: Candidacy
IS strengthened
HACItAMKNKI. Nov. . I I'nHerf'
Kowa) I'realdentlul aspirations of
Winiiim Mi'Mnn urn In thn ascend
ancy In (.'allfiirula. AIiIivukIi dor
amor Al 8nl I Hi scored nil nver
wliKlmlnK victory In New Vork, he
was whlppnd In I'lilirornlu.
For a Mi-Adnii tniididulr-. John
it. Klliott, running on a bone dry
program and iiidcpendnnily of thn
old tlmo democratic machine of the
atiitn, .lied up a powerful vole far
bulled .Mutes nnnntor a vote
Loiila K. rnrtnr la III In Portland,
urrnrdliig to ailvlma roralvod In
Klamulh Kalla yeatnrday by friend.
.Mr. and' Mra. linn Itvnn of the
wall known llyan raurh In the r"",r luBn ,n' ' ho inodlfka
Kort Klamath eountry. vlalted In ""ni" ndlll for novernor on
KUmulh Knlla on a loinhlnwl bual-l"'" n'Be l,''l0,
ikikh and pleaKiirn trip. ""'"'X1' ' waa dnfealed
s by Hinaior Kiimiiil M. Hliortrldiin.
Mra. W. K. I.nuini of Modoc I'olnt. ropulilliiiii. ho nored n victory for
vliiltfd In Klamulh Kulla yiiatMrdiiy MrAdno' that probalily will innku
niid hroiiKhl In thn oh-.llon relurna rnniinany all up and Uike notice,
from her provlnrl. There waa little hope for th elec-
.Hon of thn other dc nine nil If- noinl
Vernn .McClellun, carrier for the i nee for thn iflivernorahlD of Call-
HorlT. we,, knin Klamath 7... "- .f"- n en-,forna or the fiilied Hiii.ea a.e.
c"utr..Mr.i.,,.,,d.,.K.e;riw.kl ;7,,; "'"'t 'r"m ;o "n "'" -
... .. i bla dntlea. MrClelliin aoent aome lanelv a lent of , A.l,.,. .ir..,.n.
in i-oriiunu wiui lila rninlly when;.,... .... . . , 1 " "
he aulfered i.n a'tturk of liirhi-.' . ;'''n. where h wltne.ed lti...i,l,. for Rovernor waa Jn.tu.
""' Hie biunford-Oreaiin football iiainn. Hurdell of Kan Prauciaro. modl-
I flrullnnlHl. hacbcil hv I n ia. 11
Unnl. Itoyc. of .l.,vnr Mar.h' """ "'""''' "'"'""" 1 1'helnn. powerful leader In the atate.'
dlMrlct. arrived In K.aina.h K.H. I TT' h " W.r.1.11 and an.l-.McAdoo Phe-
. .,. . i ,. , . . . eu Known inn owner
ycaterdny to vlail for several daya i,i,, ,., ,, .;
kl. . .... , n" Hanker of Hie Malln (oiintry
Willi hla wlfn and children who am
horn for the wlntnr. ilia rhlldren! lull l10y of llraymlll I hern for
ar ntiendliiR the local arhnola thin ; aeveral dnya' liiialneaa trip In eon-
'iienllon with th mill and the pro-
I Poand hlKhwny rnnatriicilnn between
... . .. ... ffiuac, MirvOIOIlH llll'll OVIfl.ii . ..
l,,, . . , .1 -'"ini nni, lira
her ann Mlllioume. wna a vlallor
nymlll that the
enmity court and reanrvatlnn offl-
club, IhrouKhout the .ouiiiry l '" ''" Knlla yeaterdny from ',,, rw,lllly .mhorlicd
nol A chi-nin lo nnifli itm ttrn.
motera. It la an idea aa aen.lhl... ""rt y
a pill tins a head ou a tack. There
are no aalarlml offlrlala. no cold
leaf atock rertlflratea to buy or
ell. It la a practical Idea for the
pnimotlnx of plan that will make
llfo leaa nilaerahle for th tall niun.
It la an International fraternity
of hltth-heeled follow who pledxiid
themaelve lo oppnae:
1. Iiw awnlnia.
heir home In llonania. to vlalt, ahop
2. Short halhtiiba.
3. I.ow celllnn.
4. Hhnrt beda.
(. Short aheeta. '
(. Low nilrrora.
T. Cramped theatre aeata.
5. Short lolled ahlrta.
9. Short aox.
10. Short vol la.
11. Short Pullman bertha.
13. Cramped nulnniobllei.
IS. Hhnrt operating tablea.
14. Imw lahlea.
Hen. who haa carried hla en urn
croaa, he nngin,:rl, oUir In-i
terna:lonul llotary ronventloni and
Ed lloyt. rancher of the Fort
K. II. Iivolady of Oleue. rancher
of that eei ilon. waa here on Aual
lieaa for a few houra yeatnrday.
Klamulh eountry, waa buaineaa
vtaitor In Klamalh Kalla for a fuw i In.nnctnr l.v .i, ,i . .
houra yeaterduy. f I,,,,!.-,,. ,rrlv0.l I. ki- u
Kalla ycalerdny to further Invoati
kailon Into tho murder of .McClel-
Inn Wlillniiis at Dejitty. Day l
Anion thn out of town buaineaa
vlallora In Klamnth Kalla yester
day, men Intereaied In tho outcome
of tho county and atale elect inn.
waa J. o. Ilamaker of llonania.
Juatlre of th peace of that dlatrict.
Kd fiowen of Chlloquln. where
hn la Internatnd in a merrhandlae
alore In the reaerration rlly, waa
here on buaineaa for a few houra
yeaterday afternoon.
J mica John S. Orr mado a brief
trip In Klamath Kalla on buaineaa
yeaterday from the Maraball Orr
ranch in the Manama country. Judge
Orr la well known In thla Ylrlnlty.
wher he ouco lived before making
hlln, bom Id. lun .Novada couutrs.
Mlaa Hulh I.lndaey, who
well known In Ihla aortlon of Ore
mm. whom ho haa inadu frequent
vlalu.
Mlaa Franrca Ilowncss. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howuex
of the Itrndford npartincnts. Is ex
pected lo arrive In Klamath Kalla
Krlday afternoon to make her home
permanently.
F. M. Olinger of Kno, woll
known retldont of, that., aecilon.
Ian for - n long lime haa been at
"outa" 'Wlth MiAiloo over the wet
and dry ' iiueation. '
It wna I'hel.'iii alin who put Mn
Adoo In nomination for president
nl tho HI24 democrnile convention.
tlovernor Hniltli haa alwuya hoped
for the aupport of California demo-
eraia, rneognialiiE that If they unlt-i-d
on MrAdoo It would presago an-
oiner b.ntlo in tne prcaidenlinl nom
inating convention.
Aa a result of yexterdav'a dec
tion political sagca of the mate
prcdlci that John I). Elliott will
go to the national convention in
1928 at the head of the demo
cratic delegation: holniing thn ban
ner of "McAdoo for president." El
llott'a airength' In hla own party
waa ahown .conviaclnuly by today's
election returns.
California Votes j
Into Wet Column j
By Big Majority!
BAN KKANCI8CO, Nov. h. 1 Uni
ted Nnwa) The people of Califor
nia apparently have changed their'
nilndn About prohibition and have'
repealed a dry enforcement act'
whUh four yearn au waa put on;
thn ataiute booka with the aanctlon,
of a majority of thn atatn'i voton.'
Ileturna from Tueaday'a election,,
complied tonight. Indicated that the
referendum measure providing for'
repeal of the Wright art had been;
imported enihuaiaailcally through-'
put the atntn. ',
With nearly half of California's ;
precincts on record, the measure!
waa leading by almoet two to onc
and all but the moat srdent dry'
wnrn willing to admit that the lawj
had been repudiated.
The huge wet vote of Han Fran-'
Cisco supported the repeal propo-j
altion by a ratio of four to one!
while many rural communities which :
had been expected to aupport the,
Wright act turned in pluralities fa-(
roring Ita withdrawal. ,
The dry, however, refuted to'
concede defeat this afternoon. !
Dr. A. II. flrigga or the Anil-:
saloon - league declared that the!
Wright act will be upheld by 100,-j
OOP when. all the votes are counted.,
lie warned the wnta against over
confidence, saying his original en-!
ANNOUNCING
TEN-DAY SPECIALSALE
On All Coat, Dresses arid HaU
We are offering a 10' i discount
on ail our choice merchandise.
MI LADY'S SHOP
822 Main
was here on business yesterday,.
,
Charlo J. Ilea, and Jim Kens,
ranchers or the Lakevlew route,
apebt yeaterday In Klamath' Kalis.
interested 111 Lite oulcnmn nf M,
h county and atate election. Iloth
who haa lined up all of th aU-
footera in tho prMldenl a cabinet ! .,, Vi, vV.i , . t . ",r,ni'nen subscribed to thn Klamath
behind hi. move, la .11 enthdsla-.n I "" Ntt""nnI h,,nl- h ; News for . year,
when he dl.cuo. hla oraaiiLatlon. Up htT du" '" ",0 Uut,! "P"l- . , ,
-Our trouble.." .aid he. ".tart-1 ""'M 0f "l0 J;nk lhl" wcck- i Vwn and Ray Vowell. sons
d with the poet who wroto. 'Man' Mr nrt w ,.. .,... Mr- vw'l Second afreet,
want, but llttl. here below, nor ' ,, kn0WIl ri.lu,nt, . ploneors " ' ""r residence but
want, th.t llttl. long.' The ... Lf , Mrr roa, rtMrlcl worn ' 'n",rov"1- ftdlDg to Ihelr
tho, of that fiction wa. . L.llpu- ,,,, ,era! . . "IT. ! ,,lm,'n,! ".
tlan. Ho never lay colled In clr-i Kalis visiting with friend. .mi tllenn Ro' ot Williamson niv-
W IJST t llMlll.Tl LAIKfl
mxc.ix
W. A. Wient. deputy district at
torney, defeated by William Dun
can for district attorney, waa the
first to offer conKraiulations lo
a winner toduy.
"I lake thla opportunity to con
gratulate Mr. Duncan upon his' elec
tion as district attorney and to
offer him any assistance I may
hle to give, In making hla ad
ministration silvccsuful," Sir. Wleat
aid.. ... ,. .,, .a .
"I also thank I he lane number
of voters who supported me In the
election."
(.old nand Fruit Loaf. The most
rake for the least nioncv. Kor sale
at your grocer's. NI.4,6
cultous UUcomfort In an ahbrevl
aiea ruiiman bertn. Ha never
dislocated hla cerebellum by rudo
contact with tho low awnings of
low-hrowcd inerchanta. Ho nover
stood, an awkward boy of 18, pow
ering hla gawky embarrassment in
hi. preaence of piquant yonthr and
feminity. He never at rove with re
ceding ruffs. .mrging shirt toils,
Impending rhaudellers or Any of thn
multiform afflictions of tall men.
"One-third of tall rnan'a life
Is spent In trying to sleep Ilka
Jack-knife In home, hotel, hoapl
Inla or alevplng car and why these
full-grown men should tolerate thn
discomforts to which they are sub
jected Is beyond my coniprnhen
alnn. My own impatient' nt such
condition haa caused mo to en
list rayaelf for llfo III the cause of
their redemption. I may not qual
ify as a Moaea but I have picked
up a lot of followers .from among
my fellow-aufferura."
nKIHIlMC.lXH UIX IX
, HAWAIIAN I.SI.AXDH
HONOMXU. Nov.' 3 (Unltod
News) Final rotitma fllvo tho it
puhllcana a clean sweep in the
municipal and territorial elections,
with lh exception of ono senator,
representative, and two supervisors.
Tho contest wna the clnseat and bit
terest of years, with the tiutuca of
tho .'ugar tariff and a munlclpai
house cleaning.
BM'HH IIEAItlXtJ PIT OVER
shopping.
Fred C. llorhdoldt of Ilnnnnra.
la among the buaineaa vlallora In
tho city during, lho paat few daya.
Mra. Emmltt Chldcater, iKuthor-
lne I'lujkrtt). haa resigned her;
poauion in the notea department
of the First National bank. Mra.
Chldvater'a wedding was an interest
ing event ot September.
Abe names, formerly night clerk
employed by the White Pelican ho
tel before their disastrous rire sev
eral weeks ago, was In the city on
business for a few hours Tuesday
to cast bin veto and visit with
friends. Abe ,1a resting on ' tho
Doug Puckett plnce, hunting oc
casional duck and geeae that fly
overhead. Abe's health la rapidly
improving, according to hla many
friends.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Campbell.
(Stella Reiser I, who have been vla
Hlng the early part of the week
from Sacramento and Clulncey, Cali
fornia, left fur Portland yeaterday
after visiting Mr. and Mra. K. K.
Hniaer in Klamath Falls. They
will return smith in a fortnight
following their viaft In tho north.
Campbell la manager of the Qiiltteey
plant for tho Shell Oil company,
hut will ho stationed In Sacra
mento until Into March.
Douglas Dussey, woll known res
ident or tho Malln ranch country
waa business visitor In Kinm.ih
PIIOENlk. Aril., Nov. 8 (Unl- Fall, for rw .hours yeaterday af-
tod News) Tho Arizona slush fund ternoon to visit with friends.
Investigation .was adjourned . jud- -
donly hero la' Wednesday upon Mr. and Sirs. William Hcchdoldt
ordora or Senator King of Utah, In .'of tlo llonania soctjnn, were hop
Minirgo of tho henrlng, who dumnnd- pers in .Klnninth Falls for a short
ed.that a number of mlaalng wlt-l tlmo ydsterday. Uochdoldt owns and
nea'sna he nnproV.taded1 and brought operate g pool hall and con fee
In tvt onco. - ' ' Itlonery Bhop in lloiinnta.
A dragnot was Immediately thrown;
out by United Hlnle. Marshal Mnuk.t Mra. Hope Weston Klthniirnn, who
who whm ordered to apa no "cr,cl1 a" malinger of tho While
fort. In searching for the witnesses. Tellcnn hotel prior to the fire, left
or, whom ho rosldos at the head of
tho stream, waa a business visitor,
in tho office of Kred Peterson, coun-l
ty school superintendent, yesterday.
Mr. M. K. Kraus. president ot
tho Parent-Teacher association of
Lamm's Mill, waa visiting In Klam
ath Palla yeaterday on a combined
business and pleasure trl.
E. L. Rose, or Itosedalc, near
Crescent, made a trip over Tho
Dalloa-Callfornia highway from tho
northern swtlon or the county to
Klamath Knlla yeaterday. Ho re
ported tho highway in excellent
condition and very well traveled.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Abbey have aa
their house guest, Miss Alice Muck
ot Eugene. Miss Mack will leave I
soon for Los Angeles, where she'
will resume her profession aa a j
trained nnrae. k '
Leaving hero today for a two;
weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. II. I
M. Hargrove, 821 (Ink. will go to
San Francisco, Oakland and other I
California cities. Part or their I
southern sojourn will be spent with!
Mrs. Hargravo's sister, il. Uuy
Ekwall, at Alnmedn. Hargrave Is
superintendent of tho Ewanna llo
company's box factory.
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imiiiak fJiiKKTixa cAitns
ror 1211-116 site prints
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timatu or a dry victory by plu
rality of 114.000. was being borne
out by slow returns from the
south and rural districts.
.CAitll OK TIIA.KKH
Wo wish to thank all our kind
friends for the sympathy and klixi-i
ness shown us during the recant'
beravenient of our belo-nd wife and
mother and for the many floral of-
ferlngs.
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