TACE EIGHT
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928
THE KLAMATH NKW.3
Mellon, Work Rap
J. Smiths Attack
totiiiMod rroM rmc ttM)
To Procure Ladino Clover
Seed for Crop Experiments
! Colorado Farmers 1j
Want High Tariff
(rvtntlnaeil from Pace Ow)
In on deliberate campaign ol
Misrepresentation Intended to
conceal the true"plcture of tho
nation's finances," by hi men
tion of (ha director of lha budget
a,sd lha undor-aecrciary of the
treasury.
,, . , .7 . . . demonstrations lu tho 'county. II ! II was also shown lhal this Hover i
.Mellon a long statement dealt ; . . , ,,,. .
with many Individual ! , ot .1-;,,,,. vtrk lrnm ,Ut .grim-Ural ! of 3 to s cow. .d IS or IS ewe.
charged by bmlth and sought to The Mltr mm n0 , , well-established pas
point out naccuraelc. and tncou- Bmll , of Ml,unatioll oll ,hc lures. In Crook coul ',.,,
ataicnel.. In the democratic lion,-; KroluK , ,.,, rlover ,nd ) V,
inovs marges, j. ,,,.. .,di- should lu. i . -j
for the purpose of securing a. the dlfflci-ily of producing aeed ' ,he '"""I ''re. Colorado,
particularly rood quality ot La-'lu the eaatern slates, doesn't manufacture a radio ae.t
dlno clover aeed for farniera In "However. It haa been fouud m "omoutie. it ta not
the Klamath baalu who desire It I to aced quite wall In the weal ad I anufarturlng stale. V depend
for experimental purposes. It la j aa remit there la now ,om. !"n beet sugar and the stock rala
planned to niako up a pool In j aeed available, which Waa not the i l,' h by-product be-j
order to act the aeed for further rare a few year am. In Idajio ruu ' "'" m'1 I"1'"-
I't'llllCIII .1l'rtIHl
I 'don't think Smith' stulo !
meiits are going to net him any-
where. Ho did fllp-llap at
l-oultvlllu bill when we teat him
by his atntcmcnta In tho paat, I
ho can yon auy ha la anything
except a political acrobat? I
"When he woa ruuiilnit for rot-I
ernor In 1S4. he aald at 8U-!
nlelon. Statcn laland: 'lly th
enactment at Washington ot the'
Kordney-McCniiilicr tariff bill the'
republican parly delivered the;
gmuU In especially protect Inter
ests ' throughout the country.
They hare been particularly soil
cltoua mIhhiI a free- and open de-
lirery of Iho goods to the. beet
, Work characterlied Smiths j the rate of four pounda per acre. r.vlng 6 1-3 cowa per acre for
charge as "weak and mislead- seeding should be done durlug.4 1-2 montlta. producing abuii
ig." and like" Mellon, nought : tho late spring and early summer. I dual pasture,
point out alleged misstatement : i-Brt of tho letter follows: . I -Uiral condition tend to bear
liy Smith. .. - There has been considerable (out these figures. Larilno clover
.""It la np lo hlin-hy his nv. n Interest in Ijiilin.i dour through-j is n perennial and Is known a a
axlmiaslon the greatest finauciul j oni the Klamath lasln Ihia aia- giant white clover, similar In or
mncrt New York alate haa ever l son. Two years ago uud agaill dliiarr while rlover, except that
liliil to explain bow the rrpubli-1 last year several hundred pounds i It w ill provide considerably more
ran administration could make) of seed wero secured for local j feed. a It Ian rank growlnx
four auccsalvo aliishea In federal ; growers and demonstrations of . plajit and spreads by a svsteui of
taxe.a aggregatieg tl.ttno.yuo and . this rlover ran bo seen lu various , runners, similar to strawberries, 'sugar growers.' '
pay on i.vvv.uuv.svv oi puuuc j sections oi uie county. i nose i wo believe tlint It will at least ;
th-bt In seven year If thero had , who have a small field are quite double the rarrvini cunni-hv .i I
Boy Bites Dog!
That's Real News
ItKltKKI.KY. Calif.. Oct. 17.
(I'l'l r l.lllle Stanley Jonea,
18-nioiithaold llerkeley bo,
and his new bulldog pup cut
their full aet ot tueth about
the same time.
I'lilucklly for tho bull pup,
Stanley decided lo try out tils
new teeth on Iho pup and the
dog ndopied a "lit for tut"
policy lownril Ktnnlcy.
They were pluylng together
on the floor when Sluulcy bit
Ihe pup ou lha lip. The pup
Immediately turned about and
bit Stanley on the lip to get
even.
The boy and thn d ig wero
taken lo the (ielierul hospltul
for treatment ami were no
doubt spunked after they be
gun lo feel better. .
sot been a -nrrooondins redue- enthusiastic about It and believe : nastures it, th k-um.ih hMi I
kii In the cost of running the III ha wonderful posslhilitlea as.lt will require a well-prepared "'"'rcn
Ildiiio clover sue.l lu,.l n.l ' tf-'. suiu
liny In (Hlier Stales
Coen also said Smith.
In
tear down a grout Interior Indus,
try.'"
Smith's visit hero mused aoinn
misunderstanding na to Ills tnrirf
atiltiido. Ouo of hla spokesmen
was quot.il aa saying Smith fa
vored beet augnr protection hut
Iloatnn. October t . j iM"T HovVrnor Smith auld this
federal gorernuient." Work aald 'a pasture here.
"The long Hat ot
tu 4-oply to Smith's charge that'waa originally Introduced by the i aa II Is a shallow-rooted plant' ,,,,',' ' " republlcnn na
Vie admlulstration had not re-.V. S. department of agriculture i On light soils It will perhaps e-tlol",, r"nv,'n,lou fepre
fnued the cost of government. I from northera Italy, but very , quire an Irrigation every ten i"0""" ,m o'g'wratern beqt au-
Work llapa Smith
A Work accused Smith of avoid.
lu."all reference to either of the
foar tax reduction measures I xlnds
which have become effective in I inCn
I little publicity wa given this un- .da.va and on heavier soils every i"r ,m,u",rT Pf'bably furnishes
l-.tll the last few year, becauso ol .'two or three week." I ,h """"" 'hy lho PfW"t
tke- last vevcu and ooe-hulf
by crotiomjr in
Krcmomy hi not
not artett upu tho reconinirntla-
lliMtn nf tho tariff rommliivlou
porcrn-1 fortrd by pcoplo hol.llnn unbortll- j ttiM iM'ftiro him m fr back
Jnttt mv-junto piksitiouN, ttomctiiutm iu a ; JuJy 29 ot 111 in j-iar.
inv. but wie BpeaiJiiiK; tho vlim-ltllniat prt of the worl.i. n
wax unaiilhorlitM. ami tho public
hre w It ft murtinctl aa to just
whiTo Smith Mood.
Itrly on Wrt Imuf
Writers' Club
. May Be Formed
. IWlblllty of a I.Henry Club
being orguiilaud In Klumuth Falls
waa made knowu yimtordny, when
Kaiuuel Johu (tiuytli, recently of,
Im Augclea where he waa ait
acttvo member of the Scribbler!
League, which haa a luembersliip j
of more than lot), alated ho waa.
Interested lu the forming of audi
a club Hi Ihia cllv.
l have learned since routing '
hero Hint this city has utility lit-!
trury people and I think aurh a
rlub would lie amat lllleruallug. !
It would bo lira plan to muet !
ouru every two weeks, aliouldt
eiiough vxpresa wllllngueaa to or
ganise aurh a rlub," .Mr. Smyth,
atuted.
The club would ho upon In fin
ished authors, beginners and any
one lulot'oalod.
No ehnrgo would be, luudn.
Mr. Smvi -- pun located lu
Klitmalh rulla.
Klamath to Have
Exhibit at Fair
(Ciinllnuetl rrom Cage tine)
agent office, and William An-
doracn. et Merrill, repruaeullng
the county fair board, are work-
liinorrata are relying rlilfftv i OB ,B frangementa. Ilotn
on the wet Issue lo pull Su.Hl, 0""-' "- T)
;falr board are cooperating to '
through. Deliver elected a wot miik, Klaniath county booth J
congressman some time. back, fa prlie winner. a I
Hut Ihe chanres arn not. any loo
Sell illtntf Vunillti doon not buko
out or freeze out - - hecuuNO It
lit pure vtiuillu - - not Imitation.
Money buck if you don't like
Sthilllme's bent!
f'-tllee 1 Nrtt es R
4K
Itakltts fowHrr Tea
WArViJ.llaWCrV
yjaw." The repablican national ;,, of .. ,h. prnnlooll .lmfy pf , ha, the example Coin aald at nee Colorado doeaj optimistic.
chairman took many other point. or effll.lency d bnslneaa-Hke set by Ihe president at Ine top"' '"li The democrat, fee! more con
touched on by Smith In hi Se- ,... .k. kn.it . ri " V pre-taeni at me top , but buy ,,,,1,,,!- from the big1 , .... ,.
aatia sn:u auu caumtuira iu ;
. h .ac edwT nU, 7 Zn' '" - .- 1 1
At the Liberty
Hilly Adama. a curiously aileut ,
Husbands for Kent." tea lor-
apeeea ana enaeavorea 10 . , ..n.ihim. . .).. .... .. .. ' . I muusiriai an
(kow inaccaracie and lacon.l-, 4 th. , . nnhll,C. "lJ.'..''"V"::', )'or the food consume of those ' h-, , ..,. .lrt. Owen Moor and llelcne Coa-
F",c,; , aerranta: th. careful management ! toward the expenditure of the Ut", " " '"f '"f ' Coolldg. In hi. quiet way of let-"0 " ,h "T"' '"i1" toJ
; vBefor. a responsible man of ,he ,OTernlIiellrt fn,nce!, . pub(und,, P'na"Ure jtect the sugar tndu.try here. He tlnR ,.. , rou . day. I. considered on. of the most
fcakea each a charge he aho.ld j cm llfle(, for ,nanc9, bY , j' ' ' taald when Coolldge refused vl lblc .,, h roru;Jj nproarloua farcea of Ihe year. It
have a thorough and Intimate 1c f ,te,dy deb, reduction L.J' 'h.; Pf", t, ! k '! I r ,usar '"" h ,old" campaign, but goes about It la u1"" b"' h" determlnallon
knowledge of all the facta, and wlln nBrwat nUet (rom lhe I '" " oeen oum some Colorado republican.. "My ; batinr , bl, ,habby r,othra.lot old llrlll.her to
. . s ; .uassacnusens irienas cannot rnl,.nd. ,,k, hl h- . lh marry nia nepnew. iicrucrt, to
j leadership, and nothing I know have free trade on what they buy ,,. ., , , k. hla ward. Dorla.
of Is more conductive to the de-and tariff on what they sell." lh. ,.k-, ... h in I Th cast Include besides the
.traction cf that moral, than lo , .MUumler-taadlng, III . 4 d h V1"' """" X.lbrya Perry,
have a candidate for th. presl- nemocra.s. however declare win .0.,. 11 f.tv h Uhn Mlll.n. Cl.nd. Cllllngw.tcr.
dency of the lulled State, held republicans are trying to fright-1 been- con.nlonus In nubile ...Arthur llot. Helen Lynch and
up to ridicule and contempt the:. r,r. ,,r ......tHn, r.ov.r. I i..
efforts of oublic servant to iavi. .
. , nor o ill 11 ii aa a nog-goonn. 1 o i.i.. , 1 .. 1 1 ., ,1.. ,
the money of n. taxpayer.." ..T larmtn of l'".,," "h oe M"'r
are no, going to ne looted ny .p,nI1 ,rom I8! unlll uJ0,
statement, from republican head-, . Harding carried It by near
ly two to one. Coolidge also had
be able to aupport It with clear , h hi.r,ie of i.i.i.h.,. IUB naer President College's I Massachusetts friend a cannot r,.,j .. .., h' .... Ik. I marry hia nephew. Herbert,
-' 1 Lnder ucn a dennltton, expendi-
Mld. Now. perhaps the most itnres m,Eht actuallr Mcrease
accurate atatement In Governor j lrora ye,r , yr , ,hc
Smith , enure .peech 1. the one , MlloB , .,onom.
I which he aid that the nacalc,, . ,,,,.,, dm,nlg.
report, of the federal finance. of , bUc
ware a Chinese punle to him. .. .....
- "Superficial Kaowlcbje- ' Erowomr hxpl.lne.1
'Hui whole address exhibit, the I Governor Smith understood
"loon superficial knowledge of ! ,n meaning of economy In gor
what haa actually taken place, j eminent In thla sense, he would
and In citing figure he ha. been jno PlBl Be finger of acorn and
gnllty of what even the most ridicule at the Items of minor
charitably-minded would have to,Mrlni! effected by individuals
describe as 'Inaccaracie.' holding subordinate positions In
Hugh Herbert. A Graham llaker
'adaptation of the Kdwln Justin
XOTICK
I have purchased tho Interest :
of D. Fitzgerald In the Klamath 1
Auto Park.
quarters." said George Collins.
democratic .national committee-
"Whon I " sow Governor
a clear majority over the com-
OAKLAND, Calif.. Oct. 17. U'
!') Herbert Hoover. Jr.. eon of
(the roputllfun prealdentlal can-
Smith In the east recently, he''' jn jq4
; bined liavla and jMiPollctto vote
ididalo, and member of the grad-
Annoimcement .
. -- . i
Oninir to incrvu.se of biLsiiicu tho Cottuuo Hospital
Managers arc compelled to KiiIiiiko thttir bulldinif
and add on a Modern Surgery and also to chnngo tho
name Irom the 1'rivutc Sanitarium to
Cottage Hospital
Phone 718-W
at ma. a.Awiaa Mut.a ; the ftvlpral iQTpmmnt
? icakua vj vt icvimt , " ' - - - - 1 a,
.OTernor Smith' conception of "Down't he realize that throe j Dean, Klamath Auto Park -W ! man wi
what this admin 1st ration under- I examples of minor aaTlnpcs ef-1 18-ltjfere with
iSDunsilile for aur hill- nni1r mn.
k M. n r 11 I hflf anrl t h-n Iia kaWl
acaJ rill -iV-a a.JHU -
George.!
....... u . , r rur vuur rtmiu.iiv tsi. r. ,
ould be craxy to Inter-1 .,.' " ,-,,
h a tariff- that would-4 ' i.s'-.f 'k1'"1''!"! Foundation.
Specialising in Surgical and Medical Categ
Mr. Emma Lightfoat, Superintendent ,
1304 Warden .
uate bustneaa administration alaff BaaVaVaaaBaaaBBaBaaBaaaaa
of . Ilurvard unlveralty. "rl,lt aiainimi , M,
here lodny to .tort k survey of ' m a asaj bbb
California airway, for tho Gug-;TrV KiHVS rirtrl Aa f- Iv..1.
' -J vio.-ii IV.U aus 1U1 JwCSUllS
3SD0. PEOPLE
We're staging a parachute
drop in prices that 'will be
the talk of this community
for months to come; and
a drop you will profit by.
VSsitted mn? Sttoi?e FpMay amid SaioDE'oalay
Nearly one-fourth the population of Klamath Falls turned out to our Annual St ore wide October Sale To one and all
the truth of our advertwing was presented by the most amazing values. We will continue to astonish the residents of
this ty and county with a reckless plunge at price slashing that has known no equal heretofore. Never have local
buyers met offerings to match those now obtainable and never have they responded with such heavy purchases
MEN'S
Suits and Overcoats
At Tremendous Savings
25
SUITS AND
Store
Wide Sale Now
19
.65
10
FAMOUS
BRANDS
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
23
.85
$
35
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Stamford Suiti and
O'coat. Every garment
in the houae reduced.
$
2865
$
40
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Stamford Suits and
O'coats. Every garment
in the house reduced.
$
32
.85
45
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Stamford Suits and
O'coats, Every garment
, in the house reduced
$37
.65
Ladies Special For Saturday
KM) UI.AXKKT.S
100 only double 66x80 fine
pan woci niankets, auttn
trimmed assorted colors o(
blue, pink, orangu and
orchid. Can't be bought
at wholesale for this price.
a only to customer
ne
2 $.45
ht . J
Men's heavy cotton plaid custom
made flannel shirts in .1 colors,
special regular S3. 50 value,
October sale.
Men', cotton m;lskin shirts in
tan and grey colors only, Oct
ober snlo. Come, curly.
1 lot men's wcol plaid dieavy
flannel shirte, largo plaids, small
plaids. October Halo special,
evorythlng In Iho More la reduced.
Men's nrmy shirts double elbo
und dDttlile lined. Khaki color,
open front, two pocket, with
(laps. October bale.
One lot rf lilt wn,.l M.m'
llluzicra, 60 In the lot, all sizes,
nil colors, SG.50 values.
Men's all wool navy
Klazlcrs with new style
bund. October sale.
Men's leather Coats, 30 inches
long, wool lined, leather collar,
October sale.
Men's heavy legger Shirts, all
wool, doublo front and double
back. Two pockets, Iluffalo
brand, union made.
$ J .45
$3.45
$2-35
; $3-85
$4-85
$9-85
One lot extra heavy rotion fleece
11 11 Inn Mills in natural ml r
only .1 suits to n customer. Oct
ober sale.
' Shirts and drawers In cotton
fleeced natural eclor. October
Sale.
Genuine KpriiiKlcx loo per cent
wool milGii Htiita in while buck
skin mid mil inu I color.
Hoy's cotton ribbed uud flciiro
lined Union Suits, limited
quantity. So dozen only.
Wool spun (iinliiy, a winter (t 7f"
weight union suit in nun nil and I S
pink eitl-ir a real feature-. 'slock V I
up. ntober Sale.
$.45
75c
$4.25
75c
$4.35
$4.35
$3.35 $ J .85
Men'.-t heavy part wool . UgiikIi
neek Sweaters In white inly,
spcxiul. .
Wimton
lenther
shank,
Dry iiox pollro
lined with steel
black only.
Vouni; mon's all leather new
Oxfordi in black and tun. Ileal
Rimnpy numbers, regular C.C0
values.
2.1 pair union made brewn calf
shoes, sizes 0 to g, whllo lliey
last.
One Im men's
tan only at
dress shoes In
One lot tirown nU lilut-k kid U$P
UiX'cia ttliom fur nn-n nt , irJk
$4-35
cair KM. IS i S II
$4.95
Men's black nnd'Oxblood
slices In a good lust at
Men's K.TiO drew hats In tint
newest colors uud shapes. Oct
ober 6alo.
AM hats rod need October Sale.
ALL BOYS' SUITS
OVERCOATS,
SWEATERS AND
BLAZERS
1 REDUCED
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