The Klamath news., October 06, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER fl. IMS
Sadie Orr-Dunbar
1 To Visit Klamath
BISHOP CANNON
FLAYS SMITH
Sadl Orr-Dunbar, executive Memphis. Tenn.. Oet. . (API
secretary of tha State Tuberculo- (inrernor Alfred K. Smith a
ip auorlatlon and put prr.ldeut ' termed "political rlokter" for)
. . '.eelifii. election iukIm. . Arv h.u- 1
Two Ball Games
Set for Today
(Continued rrom rg One)
TITT1 KT.'AMATIT NEW3
Pastor Attacks . Registration Will Open Bids On
Alfred E. Smith, To Close Today! Modoc Northern
(Cwnlliiucl Krum xs One) (tlmtlnucil From Ff One) : (CuMlaurtt from l'ice One)
The Kaislea lineup will be: mimlcaium (. Iteverciid Vni N-,mt lime
of ' the Oreon Slat. Federation "kin, election under a dry ban- i Trummer ... Ken.hf.ow b. III.. ! ';"' 'h "''j ! "I "" - " 'l...rlu
, ... . , , , , ,. 'ner In the South and a a "wet" ; he rf. Uniting Jh Wo.d Hi "r"" ' V ',' writer. iniiBam unable lo reach lite clerk', railroad wo
of Women', ("lulu, will visit,. ..... ,.,.,,, k ,,, ! . . 11 ' "0,,u, Hererend Van N.wtratul the dl- ........ i. .... ..
Klamalh Full. October 12 and I .. ;., ",: "' "" ' i "ui'i. II. 1-arker rf. Kuhank.
. . . , 'Jame. M. t annon, Jr., w ho de- .. .
13, It wa. announced yenierday ., . , .. i S'oden p. Murphy p.
jdresne. In opposition to the demo
cratic nominee.
Kotilhall at 2:4.1
t'oarh Al Stucl.ir did not an
nounce, any definiie lineup for
through the county health of
fice.
At the .erenth annual meeting I
., ... ..i.i.t Heferrin. to a chare of hiirot
Health ...ocl.tlon. Friday. Oct-i'V hlch he -id had been made ; ' ' ' " ; ' d'.e. not
r, ha, t. . . ih. 1...H..... I--!!!.. .1 aCain.I tUlU hV JOB J. KBMkOD . ' .....ii
S:S0. Mr.. Dunbar will be the ' national democratic chairman, the
principal apeaker when .he talk. ! .pcaker Mid:
on the topic of "Pioneering iu I ' Itoman Catholic
reel question:
"Hid you ever make uih a
.tatemcnt about me?"
"Iteverend Van Xosiraml then
aked the governor whether the
writer .aid the Kererend Van
N'ostrand had made the
ment directly to the writer. The
.orernor then read the letter I
Thl. I the flint time that liuiis
I muir and Klamath hare played
each other.
Public Health." At thl. time ! Knight of St. Gregory and Cham- ""niuir team is a last , -i m.ver Mid It."
rnnorti will also be .ireu of : berlnin of the Pone can make J plaiylnn. passing attack .roup ac- j Affidavit Kerch ill
lha acllrltlea of the Health Villi ' that char.e aRaitut me with lm- ''0,'l,1"l 10 Information received -since (hat time there
nere.
For the convenient opened Wednesday and Hint Hie'
department of tu!
uld let them a. noon '
office ilurliiR regular hour, the a. possible alter .tudylu. them
office. Ikih tieen open ni.hi. .iuce wu aiveu oul lu a loleRrum re-!
.Mund.iy. celved here. !
Over 1 per.on. filed their Cnu.tiucllon woik aotith from'
mime lu Hie office yenierday. Klumnlh Full. 1 .olu. uhead
and It waa expected that half that rapidly and tin. .rndlnit ha.1
.rue-' wwiiiu up in muni, me reacneii a point annul four mile.
eieniuK. tin. aiue ot .Merrill.
Mellon Vol Ice. lalliil It 1. planned later to .Inn !
and repeated the question. Iter-! """"" " a..erer. in ine .nr. irom aiium. ami al
ereud Van Ntuirand then .aid. I """vl"l ,l,'rl, , lumber camp, lo put a crew on .iiiuepluce bo
nnu nun. nine noi yel .enl In iween tno crew. oil; In. frn,
all their card, and It will be lin- Hie terminal, of the Hue In order i
poisible to Klve complete county that Hie road may be completed !
and of tha Health Association j punity."
for the paat year. I The .peaker .aid he had not
On Saturday. October 13 at the .ought to raiae the religion.
club room, of the City Library ; question, but added that a per-; polished off most of the rough
a seal aal and health education .on will find there I. dyuamlie j spot, and will be In ood con, 11
luxtllule will be conducted bv j in such charges aa wa. made Hon to meet the California boy..
Mr. Dunbar. The meeting will against him. Last Saturday KlaraMh detente!
) in the form of a round talilej Kishop Cannon admitted prohi.ihe Ashlaud team to 0. It is
discussion and conference. be.:bition enforcement had encoun-i thought that practically the same
tween the hour, ot ID and littered "snags." but Insisted that team will .tart against Duili
ln Hie morning and 1 to J In the dry law had outlawed a once'mulr as entered the Ashland cou
th afternoon. legitimate business, aud had ' te.t a week ago.
It ha. been pointed out that; "placed the stamp of a criminal! Probably a larger number of
person, who are Interested In i upon every one caught." j substitutes will get to see action
neaun eaucation .nould not fafl '
to attend thl. meeting.
has
I1o)n lii tiooil Klinie j
The lied and White team has j
At the Pine Tree
today in order that they niar
gain experience for the Klamath
Fall. - Grant. Pass game which 1
will be played iu the valley city
a week from today.
Teach
er, will be Interested to know
that Mr.. Dunbar assisted with
preparing the Hygenlc couwe! ..Tne Kiaf o( K,,-. , nic. 1
a outlined in the .tale co.ir,Illre drlnu ininic with the last,
of. atudy. ,wn ynn of ltlt. i(e of t'hrt.t.-'
?; a Tenbrook ha. been!.,,, be preaented here for the
.ppointed a. chairman In charge j , ,lnM. , ,,,ni, Tw ,h..
of Christmas seal sale In Klam-i.,.. ...... , ,t n. ...
ath county for this year. It was I . j, L ,,,,, ! . , . ...
announced yeaterday. whkh J "-'1 "' DM'" ,. The , , '
' j gajtod for a year and which he , ih world has been filmed, an a
At the Liberty
I tak my prescript lonn to th
; directed from an adaptation by , background with mlleg of spate;
IVIfran Drg atore and they are ! J"anl Maphernon. baned on the.behin It. In the pnxlurtion ot
aiwayg right. Try them and yon j New Testament narratives. i"The I'nderatanrfinK Heart."!
will also Im aatlafied. Adv. 18-tf. j In "The King of Kincn" are'whLh romej to the Liberty the-,
-VI . reprmluced the great hlstorhal . ater today, based on IVti-r It j
and hulls of Caiaphus and I'ilate. The "Met" in the whole view of j
the hit! of lalvary and ihe Ka-j Y.jemiie valley from Inplrai ion j
ter garden su familiar to readers j point, the pinna, le al the end of
of the narrative or those who, the famous California ai'enk won-j
Free Parking
Park your car on us.
We have made ar
rangements with the
Klamath Auto Park
Seventh and Pine Sts.,
to take up your day's
Parkins Ticket with
every $5.00 purchase.
Trade here and get
your parking
FREE
KLAMATH KLOTHJPJG
have traveled in the holy land, jderland overlooking all the fu-
Eighteen principals of stellar mom spots of the valley,
importance were required; there1 The cast includes Joan Craw
were no less than 530 named ford. Carmel Myers. Francis X.
roles and 4.22$ supernumeraries, j Bushman, Jr., jtockllffe Kel
Among the noteworthy principals lows. Jerry Miley. Richard Carle
may be mentioned H. B. Warner, and Harvey Clark. It wan di
Dorothy Cumming. Ernest Tor- reeled by Jack Conway, director
re nee. Joseph Schildkraut. Jac- of "Brown of Harvard," and
queline Logan, Rudolph Schild-1 other successes. '
kraut, Montagu Love, Sam De
Grasse. Victor Varconl, Theodore! Take yonr physician's prescrlp-j
Kosloff, George Siegmann, Ma jel i Hons to the I'elican Drug Co..;
I'oieman William Boyd. Julia 712 Maln wt (next door to the
Fave and Robert Edeson. Pl"e .Tre heater. They
been received the following off!
davii :
" 'State of Indiana, Couuty
ot Carol):
' 'The .undersigned, being
first duly sworn on oat I.,
deposes and says that lit
or she on or about Augut
Mrd. ms. while lu attend
ance at a bible conference
held at Winona I-ake. Win
ona, I ixl. . h ea rd one I r .
V a n N'tt t rand. t u p posed 1 y
f ro in Albany, X . Y , make
a statemeut substuiitlnlly
as follows:
"That Mr. Smith I refer
ring to Alfred K Smith
New York ) was so intoxi
cated when he. was trying
to talk over the radio the
first Sunday afttr he was
nominated at Houston that
two men had to assist him
lu standing. Also, that or.
another occasion In th
ra i I roa d st a t io n w he re Mr.
Smith was preparing to
board a train, be was much
under the influence of
liquor and was passing l;
around to men and ladies
In his parly.
"'The dt-pon nt further
says that the staleiuriii-i
Were mailt on a public rust,
rum or platform at Winona,
Lake, evidently with Ihe in
tent of belittling the char
acter or personality of said
Alfred K. Smith, who is now
candidate for president of
the I ntted Stales.
" 'Further th deponent
sayeth not. Signed. Mrs.
A. J. Wirkard- Subscribed
and sworn to before me this
17th day of Sfpiember,
192K. Signed. Frank ITitiud
stone. Notary Public
Hvasive Ansnrr
rvgistratlon figures before Mon- nt the earliest possible dale. It ,
day. Keglstratlon will rloso lu I" stated. -
the tun lying county precincts at j
the same lime that the book Is , os ANCKI.K.S. Oct. &. UT i
closed In the city. It la staled. Records at hemlug. X. M , to-
Yesterday notices of ihe elce- ,,lV upheld the story of Fran-!
Hon were mailed to all Judges at rl"ro I'once. lhat he had round
election beards In Ihe count v. In l,mn n years ago inur-'
TO
ALLIGATOR
FEATHERWEIGHT
light
Hiuart
vat'riroor!
Mrn M Ihi stick umxl aipraranr anil
rral Halrriror (irtilivllim will liml
IkiIIi ilrllhtfullv rouililnrtl iu lliU
rrvlrrahla motlrl tailored on I ho
tCoKllali llalun uioilrl raay to llt
oil with iorkrt vrnla ruuvrnlrnlly
iiiH-nlnu to inurr parntrnl irkrl.
Itlailn of tlm famous Alligator Uullonu
C.lolli Alligator I'rtM-rsanl ulisu
lulrly walrrnroof cml Hlndiroof.
Coiuo In and be lit led I'nuu our rtnu
il'lo aaaorluirnt of sisrs and rolors.
ThiTi- am lui 54 ini'liii'la, vlallt
tin vim; h.-i-n aiMt'il tlurlna tlm
paat yriir.
Ill u.lilltlilll iu Ilia
llnx iruii.i, in Hi,, imilnnal
vUutlxti. many .how rnthunlamn
III I lie i-minty ami i-lty ra.-c. It
I. .tati'il.
ilvrtnl hi. .I.tur. Sam l(iir.
who cliilniril til lit. a Clixnikci.
Iiullait. a. hi'lil for NVw Mi-uro ;
Illt.'DKt "'-,,i'" iilli'r l'nn. hail rwni-.
nui'ii ill. viitra Tiiurnilay nlalit ,
ami t-aiiKi'il lit. arreNt.
For mili. a.a ,v, ria.a Art.
llu.ltic.N. a Priifi..ilnnal Vn
mrn a I luh riitniiiaKi .ali, l.onml,
litis . Saturday. Oct. j
Try News Classified Ads for Results
ive and Rubert Kdeson Pine Tree thpaterl. They use Tho followhn maii-nicnt In rc-
fhlldren will b admitted at "l? ?'t4I;'h!:V-.'i'Lr-A h': ply to fro'" :v.u...r SmilU,
e regular ma.ii.ee ...day a. .en 'S'pharm.'"." T.r. 5:""" Tv T
nt. a. we could not .eat them exoeriem-e. and their nrlce. ar. Jlyrli Xa" -iu:
the
rents,
Thursday.
9 9
We Give
'S. &H.
Green Discount Stamps
Get Your Christmas Gifts with Green Stamps Start Now
1928 PURE CANE SORGHUM
Various Sizes Oh, Those Waffles with Sorghum!
1928 PURE CIDER Per Gallon and Jug 80c
25c refund upon return of jug.
Fancy Green and Red Peppers, per pound 10c
Fancy Assorted Apples, per box $1.90
Fancy Large Peaches, per crate 90c
Fancy Solid Klamath Lettuce, head 5c
1928 Standard Corn and Tomatoes, 2 cans 25c
Grants Pass Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs 25c
Fancy Raisins, one pound packages 10c
Mrs. Turpins Plymouth Rock Fryers and Hens lb.40c
PUBLIC MARKET
. rljthl. Adv. 18-tf. was fiiuenled to calla. Uu
jomre it. t.overnor Smith at th.'
irapitol in Ihln city. II? read In
'me an extract from a letter from
the New York Headquarter, of
Ihe Democratic National I'omniii
tee In which it wa. .lated In
substance that Indiana was i:i
a ferment due to a statement
made l.y me In that state to the
effect that Ihe Sunday following
his nomination the liovernoi
broadcast over the radio and wum
so Intoxicated that it requiri-il
two men to hold him up.
"The Rovernor asked me If I
had made such a statement. I
said that I had not.
Miule Similar f'lutrxe
Tpon tha. occasion the Rov
ernor did not ask me If I hm!
made any simitar statement con
cerning him or to the effect thai
he had been Intoxicated or to
the effect that he drunk.
'When asked specific questions
in Indiana condemning Governor
Smith. I did make the statement
in Indiana that 1 had been In
formed I hot upon one occasion
when Governor Sml'h had broad
cast that he was so Intoxicate. I
lhat he had to be supported l.y
two persons.
"I also made Ihe statement In
Indiana that- I had been in formed
lhat on the Sunday fnllowiiiK ti i -
nomination, the Governor went
to New York and that he was
in Albany slallon ho had been
drinkitiK.
"I also made tho statement
i iiiii m my opinion ir anyone
asked the governor the direct
question a. .o whether or not
during his occupancy of lhat high
office he had used Intoxicating
liquor or had been a drliiklnu
man lhat Ihe governor would
admit he had done so.
"I further stated in Indiana
that I had never read or heard
any denial by the governor him
self that he was a drinking man:
but Ihe only denials I had heard
mode by others and I did not
believe Ihe governor would deny
It If he were asked Ihe direct
question."
Phones
169-191 .
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TOUDAY
Celebrated Dry Sox Shoes
$10 and $12 values, reg
ular Your choice of
these fine shoes
Today $6.95
Men's regular $5 tan pacs
Today $3.95
Men's fine Grain Oxfords
in tan and black colors
New Fall Lasts
Regular $6.50 value
Today $4.95
Men's Full Cut Blue Bib
Overalls
Men',
95c
Winter Weight
Blazers
$1.95
I SOI.I)ll;it SHOT OX 111 TV
I SAN PKimo, Calif. Oil. B,
fl'l'l Mllntnry offlcnls tonight
Investigated the shooting of Max
J. Kilverniun, 1!), army desorter,
who was killed while ul work
under guard. I'rlvnie W. A.
Tucker was snid to have fired
the futnl shot. Army regulations
forbid carrying of loaded wea
pon, l.y such guards.
.
I.OS ANGKf.KS, Oct. 6. (I'P)
The California delegation lo
Iho national American Legion
convention, opening In Han An
tonio Monduy, left I.OS Angeles
today. The 300 men Will seek
lo bring tho 1929 session to
Los ,Angolcs. .
I
1
Men's Genuine English
Broadcloth Shirts, Plain
and fancy patterns, Collar
attached and collars to
match styles
$1.95 three for $5
New Classy Styles in
Men's Fine Top Coats
Exceptional values at
$19.50 - $24.50
$29.50
Men's Fall Suits
in special values
$24.50 - $29.50
$34.50
One lot Men's Heavy
Pull-on Sweaters
Values up to $S.G0
Your Choice $2.95
One lot of Men's Fancy
Silk and Wool Fancy
BLAZERS
Value to $10. Your choice
at
$3.85 and $4.85
Men's Work Sox
Tan, Black Gray Colors
7 prs. for $1
Men's Red Hunting Hats
69c
Men's Khaki Pants
$1.29
Men's Fcncy Lisle
Dress Sox
29c
Men's Corduroy Pants
A $5.00 Value
$3.95
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