PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1028
THK KliAMATIt NEWS
Advantage of
': Army Life Told
y According tu Baramnt Jennlnm
D. Lowman In charge of the
local recrulllnf office the small
number ot nllatmanls recently
authorised are being rapidly
(Hied. A smalt 'number of en
listments kre authorised yet (or
the Panama Caual Zone, Alaska
and the Pacific slates, this In
cludea ft vacancies In the t 8.
Army Air Service.
' Tha future of the followln
the profession o( arms, the oldest
profession tn the world Is stressed
when the sergeant tells of the
hundreds of men that the U. S
army keeps as sergeant Instruct
ors; of the different branches of
the service In the colleges, uni
versities and high schools over
the United Slates, the regular
army men aa Instructors of the
National Guard and with the or
ganised reserves. Only men ot
the regular army are eligible for
these positions.
Hoover Prepares
for Big Campaign
( Continued From Fag Om) .
co mm err, or Walter P. Brown,
of Toledo, Ohio, auUunt secre
tary of com mere, wtlt step Into
Hoover' ahoea. Drown la a re
cent acquisition to the depart
ment while Klein haa been with
It tor years.
To Ke I'oolUljfrt
Hoover expects to leave Vah
Innton for the west .about the
middle of July, stopping off at i
hort confereure with the presi
dent He la expected formally to
accept the republican presidential
nomination at Stanford uni
versity, California, sometime be-1
tween Auk tint 1 and 10, the
exact date to be determined
later.
Edward C. Finney Is assistant
secretary of Interior and It Is
believed possible he might be
named by President Coolldice to
fill the post ot secretary until
March 4.
Around the World
'with the
UNITED ,PRESS
Klamath Shooters Call Money Hijrh -Win
in Del Monte In New York City
Scattorgun Meet' (Continued
At (he Pine Tree
ltra Page One) .
SPECIAL DANCE
ALTAMONT
MUSIC BY
.jCarl Loveland
and His Famous
Del Monte Beach Dance Band
. DON'T MISS
WARSAW. June 17. Joseph
Pllsuilskk premier ami minister
ot military affairs and first
marshal ot I'olaml. am! his call
ing resigned Itxtny. President
Koaclckl designated M. Ilartela to
form a new cabinet, which was
made virtually Identical with
Pllsudskt's except for the min
im res ot education and trans
port. Pilsudskl retained the wur
portfolio.
.
Brussels The president of
the national aeronautic fodera
turn handed I'niied States ambas
sador (libson the federation's
medal tor the outstanding aero
nautical achievement ot ID!?,
which had been awarded to Col.
Lindbergh tor hia flight across
the Atlantic oread.
Maples .Ml. Vesuvius has
entered a spectacular phase of
activity since Monday and thou
sands of tourists. Including many
Americans, are approaching tire
volcano as closely as possible to
observe the phenomenon. Kx
perts believe there Is no danger.
The name und fume- of the
Klstnalh dun ("lull was rsrrled a;
notch further up the ladder off
trapahoot fume when four Klttm-'
ath gunners Invndrd the Call. ;
Kiiwi'ttttloiis ot higher carn
inits lu the topper Industry Jbt '
heavy buying, with Greene, .Cull-!
ua leading. i
n. p.,....,., ... ....... . njiii-Dmi iMnucs prontcd iy a
. fomla stale shoot nt Jel Mont. ,rtl.r m.u,MS() rBr loadings
California, carried away thro ,,,.,, IO)Uv ,nj Dy ,,
. irophla and tied for f.ni.tu. Jrll!,eniM,t, thus for received. Thej
Charles Moore waa te star tit to roads tn report had not1
I performer of the Klntnath group, op,. rating Income of IK,H.U0ll,
I capturing one vlltors trophy for i r, m pared with llii.S71.000 In
knocking, over 100 straight, and the same month of I9JT. an lu-
luiunrr iii'yu.. mr kiiiiiuik LCI ' W Ol a.t per rent. (
visitor doubles champ'.oushtp '
with a score ot Jt (S . jaliattcrcd OS out ot 100 one day.
Kverett Hardeubrook. the "acV' j It. K. PcWvese tied for a sin-
ot tne ixiainaia ciuo, scinvmaicq aies irupny ou mt mm unr i
as usual winning in visitunt ,tiu snoot nut
singles trophy with a score ot
An elevated Iruln rumbling
overhead. Smoke Issiitnii fi'oiti
five thousand clusrels. A blatnnl
mob howling within the Kant Hide
Itnxlna. Arena. Ir-Vnlstead sa
loons. Here is a word picture
of the opening scenes of 'The ,
Patent Leather Kid." stun. in '
KichuiM llurthelmess. and now ul
the Pine Tree theatre.
The Jld extraordinary char
acter, his rvfusnl In don the mil-.
form of hia country mid his,
awailug adventure oversea: those!
constitute the framework uf the '
story, which Is husud on a short ,
story by ttupert Hughes, nud was
adailed to the screen by Adelu
Itogera Ht. Johns.
t9 out of a possible
"Hardy" knocked over
Ion each day. - ,
declined to wait i
for the shnot-ft The train was
Jon. waiting, and the Klamath drug-
out ot pi. I waa anxious to accumpatty
in partners home. ' tie shot 99
NKW I'PHTAIUH Ntlol'
Whilc he did not carry nwayiln the first round and 90 In the
my silverware. Hill lloVtou. Jtccond tor a total of 194. t
Presses, roats and suits. Low
est prices, $9.75 and up. AM
huso lllilu , S3.'. .Main street. '
- Walk uiwtnlrs and save money,'
Jo-It I
smtfWtttWtHHrrHWTHTfTH
. t " at
Lome to ' .
i DOLLAR DAY
v Saturday. June 30th
EXTRAORDINARY
, EXTRA SALESPEOPLE
TQ WAIT ON YOU
THMHTWtmtfrrHTTttHvfWTtfHTHHrmH
Announcement
To Our Friends and Patrons
We have moved from our former
location on North Seventh street
to our
NEW
LOCATION
at 719 Main in building formerly
occupied by Mordoff Furniture
House
New York Tha Byrd Avia
tion committee today announced
that contribution had been re
ceived from Gov. Alfred K. Smith
and Charles K. Hughea tor the
fund to finance Commander Klrh
ard E. Byrd 'a aerial expedition
to the South Pole. The amounts
of the donation were not Klven.
Paul Bunyan To
Show His Stuff
(Continued from Page One)
transscribinjt the humor and color
of woods and mill life.
The old gang will he bark..,
Paul Runyan and the Blue Ox.
who are at present engaged In
Inspecting the crop of redwood
seedllnga which old Paul planted
the apring the rain came up from
China along the ro.1St of ' Del
Norte county, California, have
been wired to be on band, aud
the big noise that many thouxht
waa a peal of thunder the othor
bight was Paul's answering "All
tight. and Babe's gentle bellow
, ot assent. a j
; Jelllcose Juniper Joyne. the i
chaste spinster who conducted
.the lovelorn column on the old
Luraberlogue will also be present.
Miss Joynes Is at present In the,
i South Sea Islands, trying to In
duce the natives to wear more
clothes.' She has wired that she
, will be here for the opening, and
I says that she' haa a whole store
lot maxims which will be as balm
j of gilead o the hearts of ttm
' ber beasts who have been thwart
ed in love.
i In add ft ion to running a love
lorn column and engaging In up
Hpttng work (many will remem
ber the Greater and Better Log-
! gers association) Mlsa Joynes
will conduct a society column. In
the old days, lumberjack's were
: in the habit of holding evening
teas In Klamath Falls, and Mtss
Joynes will be on the Job to
chronicle these delightful events
of the social season. whlctKhave
been more or lesa a thing of the
past, but which may. it is hopnd.
begin again. Miss Joynes heard
of the recent crusade against the
"Demon Malt" and wired her re
grets that she waa not here to
take par' in it.
!' In other words. It'll he the
i same old paper, at the name old
stand, with the best of the f ea-,
tares, a bunrh of new ones, ,
land no especial purpose save to
be the spokesman of the lumber,
, industry, from timber beant to,
mill president, and to Inject as !
mucb galty into life in the woo n i
and Klamath Falls as la possible.!
Claud H. Davis
FURNITURE
719 Main St.
Phone 16
DEATHS f
X.tOMI CIUUFOKD TCCKKU
Naomi Crawford Tucker, wife
of William Tucker, passed away
In this city Wednesday at 3:15 p.
m. Deceased wat .ioru in this
county April 24. 1904 and was
aged 24 ye raw, 2 months and 3
d ay s at the time of her pausing.
In addition to her husband she
leaves an Infant son, her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford,
two sisters and three brothers.
The remains are in the gold room
of the Karl Whltlock funeral
home where friends may call.
Announcement of funeral ar
rangements will be made later.
At the Liberty
To bring to those millions wno
have no concrete conception of
the stupendous workings of na
ture which occur In that vast
area of 00,000 square mi leu,
known as Alaska, was the pur
pose of the trip undertaken by
Captain Jack Robertson and A.
H. Young in "Alaskan Advent
ures" today at the Liberty. To
gaze upon the awe-lnspiing spec
tacle of the breaking up of the
Yukon, to journey through the
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes,
to scan the heavens Illumined by
the rays of the midnight sun and
to witness the birth of the giant
MHriTf?Do You Realize Has It
Jllil l II Gotten Across to You?
THAT THE 1 '
KLAMATH KLOTHiNG KOMPANY
are offering you YOUR UNRESTRICTED SE
LECTION FROM THE GREATEST. ST0(NK OF
MEN'S WEAR IN SOUTHERN OREGON and at
PRICED WHICH CAN ONLY BE FOUND IN THS
;v Their unparalled ' . ' -
A dramatic drive to unload at some price One-half this stock.
The Greatest Price Concessions of 28 Yearsyki Business
And onGoods of Standard Make and Proven Merit Only!
Act Now 1 1
For Your Own
Sake Anyway
If Not for Ours
Let . Nothing j
Keep You from
Attending Thi
Savings Event
KNOX FELT
HATS
All tho late modrls
and colors In litis fu
nmii hat are here at
a new low price.
DRESS SHIRTS
A bl g a tort men t of
fine tthtrtn In neck
band stylos. Were
priced up to 15
Clioif e
98c
ATHLETIC
UNIONS
A hiRh crade nuin:.nnk
in t hn:l.s and land s
at a IjIk prko con-
cts? Inn S'jil,
MafWWCT",aKrr?a9Bl
REGULAR
$3.50 and $4.00
CAPS
A lot of th?ve In
spring and Rtinrnx.r
wflghut at.
24c
fiftd An Unequaled kc. Ullenng ol toS
B THE FINEST CLOTHING pf
frtfijp THE .FOURTH WILL BE HERE IN JUST SIX MORE DAY.' I.gS
BfJJn Only Five More in Which To Make Your Preparation: Ittsj
Wit IJirHV WT A Unl!l ,ho Lt Mi"u To Bu- jf
IJi VV 11 W rL 1 I Your Suit for the Big Hollida- HLI
IfM PRICES ARE NOW SO LOW ! ! KO
Wjl THEY CANNOT. BE ANY LOWER ! ! mm . '
fpl KUPPENHEIMER 1 h"'"" up lo Ckflt
m famous my' Z m
.m "fifties"' Wj- ,$TI105ot
' lM ah t.'i.iast wtrBs iMf-l uarments fSLi f
KKWi n.ad an,l a.lvwtlse.1 10 f vty' Priced at $55 to $60 Ml I
11 Garments . ; !5lS j
3 8 lu a. 'sV iWaTAfl ,A" Vn nimlels ami N JW
! M V)T - m-. ..Garments .
1t , , , ... . rriced at $60 to $65 t'siKI
f-jAil Fashion Town and Kin- Wfil fiTr SlfrJI I
'li kahls. tnwcHt styles ut E S W I
tm ' .mk ae Km I
39 I CUTS ON MORE Mi k.,i...wbw wi.. I
B EXPENSIVE "' V.ry line Cutl, with iSl I
1 mmwml
Y3 --a grTfginacTC.AirtT"" "f . 1 ww 1 swim
aauaaauswuaisaBii t " : rt 'nsiiirr tsrfaa: ilfii'ls 1 il
ar
NETTLETON .
OXFORDS
mark and lans In lain
slyh's only ai prlro of
an nrdlnury slioa-.
WORK SHOES
DRESS SHOES
OXFORDS
A urnnd npiHirtnnlty
Id Hive nal money on
th'u due ahuea . at,
' pair
H-9S
WORK SHOES
DRESS SHOES
OXFORDS
A , IiIk IIjki thai' wsrn
lrlod up V, III. sro
oifun d t Hijs lut at
$3-95
Super-Specials
Leather Faced
Canvas Gloves
fiyjasMaTilnai
Leather House
SLIPPERS
I'rlicd In I. fill
HI.IS II In II, ul
95c $1.95
$2.35
Super-Special
Men's Fine .
Dress Socks
Sold at this price
only with a purch
ase of $2. or mure
of other goods,
1 pair to customer
THE B I G MEN'S
STORE ON THE
- CORNER
Main at
Seventh St.
E. H. McCune & Co., Merchandue Specialists, in charge of Sa'.e
10
K.ild at Ilils prlco ,
only with a pur
chusa of I9.U0 or
more of other Roods
2 pra. to ciintome.'
Icebergs were the main objectives.
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