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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1928)
PAHR ETGHT Examination for Citizenship Will Be Given Monday H Final eiunilnsllon for I'lillod ' 8tats cillzrnHiip will be lvrn hy ' the naturalisation rjmmlm'r Monday before Judne A. 1.. l.oav- lit to ten men and one woman. J who have filed their final ie-; lltlons, aoeordln to I.oyd Ueljip. : flnrk of the circuit court, wllh; whom the petitions are filed. I Those who will he examined j with ihetr preent ritirenihlp i ind present address follow:! Jiwiph TrlilrVy. Swiss. Kirk;; Jnfk Paul ltfii(et-k, Russian. 1 rhiloqulii: Patrick Qulndan. Irlwh. ! Mallil; Peter M. Emlre. Irish. ; Klamath Falls: Kmllio Tastcaa. ! Italian. Pellrau City; Chrlsiros l'etcr Polychronopoulons. tlreck.. Chlioquln; Hilda llaisclateln. Cor-' man. AlKoma: John Matthew; O'Fluherty. Canadian. Klamath ' Falls; Irwin Carl Dleta-he. Cer man, Klamath Kails: licorge Klauaa, Orwlc. Klamath Falls: .' and Vitlore Andrleppa, ltaiiau. ! Klamath Falls. Herbert Hoover as New Republican Spokesman t 11, if. SATURDAY, SEPTFMRKR 23. 1028 THE KLAMATH NEWS 'it V nsaataaaiaaataaaa K,f':' I- A. TLM I r& VI' I. 1 I 7 ouiily. while irncka ! tZJir V4 ft ft A. y '' ln,, ' 'vaslai -. B . g j 'and returned to W and malaria ore prevalent among th IliimsumU of deatl t it to and honielesa In Porto Itlco. M. K. Ucckford. associate dliec tor of relief wm k, telearnphcd huudiuvlers. ( "Willi homes, cl-olia ulltl em- mWASIUNUTON. Sep(.-l. ilM'1 nuivment none," Iteckfonl ca- iiiiimiuiii m .....,...., ... ,,., in ..iHiiy inoiisamia 111 ..hauler III Klamalll Falls be needed to assist KHi.tnul de- Poito Hlco are I)liil on t lw ," H'lir Hi Kianwin rans tliuie victim, of the tropical hut- around wllh no ncldlim or hlan-1"1' umulny vvmiIiii. Seplember 500,000 Destitute .After Hurricane, " Supplies Rushed Hallahan to Visit Catholic Lodge Hpyclal aai'lit, Ilrolhcr Hulls hau of Hpokanu, will pay an oril clnt vlsll in the Knlulila o( Co- Mortal Hnmpftnpns Many Pay Visit S. Clark Admits Helping IYI1I IU Uepresentalives of the press ilicVed 10 the new campaign headquarters of HerlHrl llooeer when the republican nominee returnHl 10 WaslilnKt'n after his western irlp. Mere he s ihown. .-enter, ut his first c.nferen.t' with the correspondents. As the new "spokesmaa" for his parly. Hoover fol lowed President Coolidire's precedent and refused 10 be quoted directly. I (Continued From race One) (Continued from Page One) sold bedroom, each furnished In Spanish desiKiied furniture, drew . ..ui., 1 n ' Northcolt. It was said today at much comment. Sheets and ptl- , . . . , . ,k , -the i strict attorneys office. A low cases to match the color; " ' . ... 1. ... 'murder case w II be built on the scheme, wh ch was ereen in the- ... , .K - discovery of the headless body of silver room and orchid In the, ' .H r. es-inllv ..1- "l '- Officials s;lid. mired llnica were about as true as the i I ftnU'a Pprtllltc sufsesiion that Mrs. Clark was IIIUIIIII a I CIIllllS slain." Collins Is llulrlilus I.OS AXtJEl.KS. Sept. SO. (Cl Pi After weeks of puxxlins. I ii.v.inlte uttlhorltii'S lielleveil 10- . niRht that the mystery of Waller : Huildinic permltk for the monlh Collins was solved, un.l Mrs. i of Beptember aive promise of Christine Collins was victorious rcat biiiK the llon.uuo murk wllh in Her HBlil aitiilnst ciainiliiK us another week Id ko. Per-- To Build Exceed September 1927 ijj rtcuno whi.h wl or iho kotM. Wi'Mt liutlfH and KtortdH lt ihmmI. k ami Hie furly part of tltli wttk, tin Nullonnl ltii (Tons annnuiti'iul liulny. AiIvUim-from UmI Cto work Mr In th ntornt nrm liitll-i.io tht:( ihv iir of pidrmlf' l not ovir ml thnt th tUuth list will ctintlmir to Krow. A. L. Sliafi'r, iiuir n'Mrf til ftvtor at Jack hoh villi, ivportf.! th.it the il.'nth UK of 433 almiR thr won! hern anil northern iliAivn ol I..ik Okcot holtee un.tiMiblrtllv wniiM IncroaHtv reported Itiylnn aim I teach arrled eu- talrtl fiH'ilon Went lalni H-Jh with biullea (or Inn 11. From INirtrt lllro. tJoverm-r Tnwner reported lo the war de paitmenl thai the death IInI there had Inereaiied lo 15ti. with nearly half of the hurricane stricken area on the Inland tin heurd from. Typhoid. mraale. Infltienm Food In the ouiNtandlim Old newapapara Cur aala at th Tlila meeting In tln Initial nieotlm of tha fall for tlia local chapter, when oT fleer for the t'ti uIiir year will he elected. , FOTBALL . Alturat v. Klamath Falls Fairgrounds SATURDAY 2:30 p. m. NOW Both Beauty and Comfort May Bo Youri in a Plata at A v MODERATE COST Union Painless D entists 22 Karat Gold Crown and Bridge Till Miiln. -Jill Ulnli-r'a llldg.. over IVIIcitn Ihuic Klore. el li I'lne I'lne Tnv Tlieatn lH. CIMH. I't-ITKIlMtlN. MaunKer (n umll Q ii'i-liN-fc. I'hono lll.1T 17.50 vTni"iii)fi S-lttTt TliU Modern Tpe Nur (toil Hanllnry I'liile. her own a strunse boy. An ae-umulatlon of blood A lad wh) was brought from The bathroom iij aslonishine smeared axes and a chopping 1),. Kalb. 111..- us Walter Collins In eolor s.-heme of deep orchid blo.k in the home of the North- today sjid ha was Arthur llut.h- p,,.,,,,. ,9:; mlto .for the first 2u tlavs had ' reached a lotal of SiiS.si;. This totut atresdy surpasses that of ' A check of sith splotched walls, bu.ll-ln tub. "" in l-os Angeles, will provide Ins. Jr.. and police, at last, were ,, ,. .ur , a( ,,,., acd completely , furnished from auip.e ev.ocn.-v lor i:ie accu-- incnneu lo oem ve aim. "c- hll, .hows Jill. 305 for ln:.t S.-p-s f nest towels 10 ourllns Iron. ... a.... 3. ul lmh.u.i . ..... ,,,,1Drr j Th. basement was the aiie of j To HIH Extradition i-''- i Aaewt , lnM ,.,.,. p,,ru,,ii Ihe entire house area, and con- VAXCOCVKIt. B. ( .. Sept SI. . The father. Arthur lluuhins r(arllt.j . ,ollll o(. ( 520 lalned the laundry room and gar- I'PI-r-Whlle Cordon Nortbc:tt. Sr. was en route t) l.oa Angeles; California Oregon I'iiwer eom ate. Floors and walls were ee-!!rged degenrale ar.d niurdorer, from Cellar Hapl.ls. Mich., lo pany wa Kruird a permit early meuted. 1 i was lieing held incomniunii-adj in reclaim his son. w h ran awayihs mauth ,u rrH(., a ,1, ga'. Mcn-lianls Conlribttlp I the Okalla Jail, the legal bjttle from home. rage and office building on South sluch of the success of the to prevent his extradition to mj., Collins steadfastly refused Riverside. This permit was for home opening is due to the mer- California' was assuming a def- to My the boy was her son who J21.500. chants and business firms of the inlte course. disappeared months go. and: The Southern Pacific was, city who have cooperated won-i Frank Lyons, criminal barrister w0o now is believed D have been grained a permit yesterday to ' derfully In furnishing the home Indicated in statements attrihut- j one ol Veral victim of (i rdon erect a building on South Sixth, in detail. This Includes the fol-. ed to him that he would be : Stewart Northcott. alleged de- This permit amounted lo flil.UOO. lowing firms: Davis Furniture ! ready lo fight tbe extradition : generate and murderer. So far this monlh 40 permits Co.. furniture, rugs, mattresses, j proceedings immediately .they are , polu.e ln,isted , nlother was have been granted. pillows; Klamath Hardward Co.. : event that Xrth- ;,rung - hjld ner ,ot.ked , dishes, furniture, rugs, springs.'""" loses his fight against re- (h(, psv.-hopathic. ward. tTlcr: pillowi. mattresses: Saedlcor -" iuuu:i , Shon. draoerles. wrought Iron fix-' lhc debonair suspert will base' In the meantime, the boy .supposed 1 3 lie Arihilr Hntchens : I hereby serve notl.-e I will not tures, wall hangings; California " "" " ""J . h, .... xv,,,r Collins ihen T r""i",n"'""- n present- Oregon Power Co.. electricall" . T.'l ..""A.' "i . "j ! da:o '.'!r "'!' routraced. by f awjer llellevis Norlhcott Lyons conferred with N'orth- Icott at the prison today, but re- equipment; Pacific Telephone Telegraph Co.. telephone; .Moe'a store, sheets and pillow cases. mattress pad. blanliets. spread, fused tj discuss th me'tinc. towels: Klamath Hardware Co . j However, it waa learned that coffee set. cleaning materials, kit-! Lyons had been Instructed to Chen equipment, building hard-!fi:hl extradition, l.-s Angeles ware. rhlnaware: Sludebaker ! officials wero due to arrive here agency, family car and roadster; j 'oniBht and It was expected that Baldwin Hardware Co.. hot air the necessary papers for Norih furnace: Loreni Co.. laundry tubs I co,t' removal ' 'he 'nl plombing fixtures: Big Basin s,a'c wn"ld " file1 l"ed?ate!y Lumber Co.. lumber: Klamath' "' ,he l''"-enf Brick Yard, brick; Graham s, ce-"-5'"1" ,old ,he 1 n'"'rt Pres mem and entrance tile: A. L.i'"anrt ' '',lne " do so Kemn. ornamenlsl ola.ler- Link un'" 1 "omR ',ru,u "J "u- KiTcr Electric Co.. electric wir ing; Carl Martin company, bath room tile: W. E. Patterson, paint ing: B. O. Nord. landscaping. denied u ann aenieo nis aeniai. , mv wife. Mrs. J..s,.uh c.mlar.l Police declined to express p:s- I Signed i JOSKl'll i;olAI(D. itive opinions pending Arrival of . : 'the senior Hutching. For result, as News Class Ads The house Is located at 176S Earl street. In Hot Springs ad dition. Has been designed, built and is owned by II. E. Roskamp. and is now for sale. Smith's Charges Called False (Continued From Page One) says that I directed her to a place where she could get anti Smiih religious literature, mid Governor Smith declared that "the head of the bureau," evi dently meaning ye, "put her in an automobile." This Is an Im provement on the original can ard In the direction of further misrepresentation. "Is It not a fact that both Governor Smith and . Senator Uobltiaon, while denouncing cam paign misrepresentations, tlm show a willingness to hroadca.it I them, nH Hint whPc d":i,;.:::?:n ! religious agitation In the .cam- ' palgn, are taking this means of , using re I i g o n a s a i ;i m pa i p n asset ? "I am ft southerner, and i through my morhcr. a dpsrond ant from a long line of Irish Catholic ancestor. I have enough regard for that church to resent the effort to misrepresent .attacks upon that predatory organization, Tammany hall, as attacks upon the Catholic church. My objec tion to religious agitation in pol lth extends even 'o the denun ciation of Her lit? rt Hoover In a Maryland iperrh hy Senator f'ur itway. t he cull ague of Senator Itolilnsou, as reported In today's Bnltimorr Sun. on the specific ground that Mr. Hoover's reli gion would make him a menace to th" country as president. "On the question of religious tdlmunre I Htnnd wli h the re puhl'.cnn candidate for president, who nnld In his acceptance speech : Hy blood and conviction I 5tand for religious v, tolerance hotn lit act and spirit. The glory of Tor American Ideals Is Ihe nghr of f-very num lo worship (iod arcordtng to the dictates of frig own ion science.1 " contrary. Northcott seemed more concerned for his mother's fet-1-Ings. He said th police had Itrrated him faairly in every way I and aked me t3 apply to the I California bar for permission to appear in th-ir courts to dt I fend him in the event he is ext radtfd. i "I am quite willing to do, this, j Northcott said that police even suspected him if killing his his Iter i Mrs. Winnifred Clark, hut ' that he lift him In Princeton i two days ago and that when she arrived at Calgary, that I w;uld he the first of the lying prejudices settled and tne hoy ; added that the rest of the kil- 'OWBER 25 25c ' Morv than pounJ And ball tor m quarter for over 38 years GUARANTEED PURE 7lil!ions of pounds used by tne uoiernmer.t TWO tell the truth, women MEN ' girls and boy have FOUND it absolutely necessary to have Quality Petite Prunes! Just as well be DEAD as be without them. G.'t ON the bandwagon. Help CUIB the rush. They are NEAR genc. Lowest prices at PIIRIir MARKPT Phones PAY CASH IT PAYS 229 S 6lh 169-191 . at Walnut PER CRATE 60c Snowdrift Van Camp's Soup 4 pouml run Tomato 9Qc 21c Klamath Hens Fancy Bulk Cof fee and rryers imo ui r.H in IN-r I'oihi'I wveit yeai-M, It I'onntl 40c 45c Tomato Puree Tomato Catsup (Dillon (.iilhni 45c 65c Look Over Klamath Klo thing Kompany's Specnafls .Foi? Today Take Advantage and Save The best Suit buy in southern Oregon At $24.50 New Fall patterns and models. New shipment Men's gen uine Broadcloth Shirts Collars attached or collars lo match styles, $1.95; three for $5.00 Men's Fancy Pull - on Sweater?, values up to S10. Your choice of this lot, $3.85 and $4.85 , Men's heavy Jumbo stitch Slip-on Sweaters. Values to $S.50. Today, your choice of this lot, $2.95 Men's tan and black Pac VVcrk Shoes with leather or paracord soles... A $5 va'ue. .. Today $3.95 Men's Fine O xf o r d s Newest Fall shapes, tans and black colors. Scotch grain leathers. Men's Cassimere Sox, a 50c value. ..Black, . grey, natural colors, 39c Men's Virgin Oregon Wool Overcoats, $19.50 . Men's Work Sox All col ors, a 25c value, 7 pairs for $1.00 Men's Winter-weight Bla zers Grey and tan colors $1.95 Men's Fancy Lisle Sox 29c; three pairs for 85c Men's blue full cut Bib Overalls 95c We invite your inspection of our stocks of Deer and Duck Hunting Clothing and Footwear-the best styles from the best makers. KLAMA KlOTHING LEAOINO CLOTHIERS BIICE 18Q1 f N. i 39
