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FRIDAY,'. NOVEMBER 2, 102$
Smith Recollects
Early Days, Plans
r ; Intensive Drtfe
: 'n'kw vouk. n.it. i. n'Pt
Oov. Alfred K. (tmMh walked back
along lh sidewalks nt the Full on
fish market, rubbini elbows with"
I be Chinese and polygnt linml
icranta of New Tork east aide. In
. . reminiscences ho portrayed to
day to a croup of foreign Inn
Kuaite supporters who' railed at
Mi uptown hotel auile.
The democratic presidential
nominee dropped politic and
talked of hia Interesting early
days In a aentlmental tone, ro
rollertlng the arenea of early New
York, the time hia grandmother
came over from Ireland:the teue-
ment in which he horn.
. . "New York was not a very big
place then." he aaid, aa he twld
led a well-ehewed cigar after
senator Warner's formal apeech
or Introduction. "It waa the
year the New York tower waa
built and this great business dis
trict here waa unknown.
"It teemed to me (hat pretty
nearly all of our foreign people
when they landed on the ahorea
of America ware not desirioua of
getting too far away from where
the boat landed."
: The governor made no prep-1
arallon for the speeches, but he
pent tbe remainder of the day
working oa tbe two addresses
With .which he la to close hia cam
paignFriday night at the Acad
emy of Music, Brooklyn, and Sat
urday night. Madison Sq.it.ire Gar
d. The Brooklyn apeech la to
be on atale affairs, hut It will be
broadrast over a national radio
network. ,
Smith ia to make a final ad
drew Monday night from a radio
studio. Aa hour has been re-1
servea tor him following the
fifteen minutes allotted to hia re
publican opponent. Herbert Hoov
er, at Palo Alto. Cal.
A monster parade Uuwu KroJ,
way Friday alao ia being arrans
d. The governor will leave the
nauery. at the tip of Manhattan
Island at iooa and ride about
five miles up to 59th atreet
through the financial, clothing,
department store and theatrical
districts. He ia to be accompan
l"l by Ilia wife, members of his
family, members of the democrat-
siaic tickets and Mayor Jimmv
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fill XT--, j r t i: i
fZi? M VVAV frW MM Wt D(W-
ll 'ft I J i I V-J v's wor-t-N tAm- sou ,
) , l! .75 Ui: V MT 3TM ON OttC
Valker.
L. Barnum Heads
The Dalles Bank
THE, jAl.tFA Ore.. . Nov.
(TP) 1. Bttrunm today s
I.
Home
.Decorations
IllW
Tbe tnhle lamp Aud tbe
, Idaho "Wild Man"
rt: -.Sent to Hospital'" '
. 'the de;
. LIlANCEVILkK. Ida . Nov. 1
-APt-Waltr JaoCojfc. -Wild
Man of the Chamberlain Basin."
as erdered oonmlUed to th
maw Asyium at. Orofino tsday.
having been adjudged .insane.
McCoy. who waa said to have
terrified his neighbors by threats,
ronoeries and "peekinr" I
CHALLENGE TO
HOOVER GIVEN
BY J AS. REED
cnUUOO; ,Xta. 'l. (I'P)-
. J . J.' f
eeed-d u lite presidency Mt the floor lamp are more In evidence (Si'iinicr 'Jirni A. Kit .l, demo
Plrst National Hank of The Mils fall than ever tiefore. The ; crat of silsstiiiriJlViilglii issued
lune. oiio ot tne largest fin- l imp Itself is usunlly wrought (ll , ,,ill..ine to Herbert l....v. r to.
iiiviiiuiiwifs 411 eusiern unf i iron, puuery or glass, nut never .,.. ,,.. . , ..-t
following tho clectlun Tues-1 too ornate to take attention away, r ... ..'i... . k.i.
fill the post vacated by ! from the shade, or too compli-' , ... ...
he death of E. M. Williams, cated to be of value a. a lam. i " B. ""1
Barnum-. career ha, heen me-i S.mp..ty of line and form is XIZtZ Z'
-t?n o . or pn an una Keynote, ana ne wna uiect a;
t Chiefs Suspects "
Off icer.; in .Case
Of Burned .Girl
J l.aKH.Ht.UrV. Nov. 1. tl'
J I'l Thorough, aenreli of tho ha-
inenl I iv : wlMi; J:lfrtftlf
Knaak. former ai'hool , learher.
either attempted to destroy her
self or waa toned Into the (Ire-
i Ihuc of a furutire. was promised
; l.uila til by. l.'hef of I'ollco liar-1
I hu.v. woo ssuiu in:hi acute in
the Investigation til the mystery. ,
The tniet. who was practlcully
shunted usldu In the Investigation
by Suite's Attorney A. V. Smith,
expressed the belief that uu nl
leiuiu to murder was made. Ig
noring the ntunibllnita of the girl
ut the hospital I hut "I did it my
self "
Miss Knuuk, near deulh at the
I hospital from deep hums on livr
urins. legs and head, has ron
I fused authorities Willi ulleruucea
of "psychic love," and liisistlug
: that "I did It myself," then men
tioning unmea that might fitriilsh
a clue to discredit an attempted
I suicide.
Her mumbling of "llltehy.
where are you." caused author!-
ties to question Charlv W. Hitch
rork. handsome village police-!
limn, who had tauglu the girl
elocution and salea psychology
in the police stolon, liclow
which the "mystery burning."
took place.
"I believe." t'hlef Harney
Kosenhagen, told Hie lolled
press, "that if Hitchcock were
i taken Into the basement and
. iiiiestloued .for a long period of
hours, an entirely new light :
I would be thrown upuii Hie an-
pareut ptysittry.
"Kien when I have asked him
about something in pollen work
lie. begins lo talk about something
elHV."
til supnurt of an atlemnted
.suti-iile heorj iisychiuirtsls say
iiliut it is posxtlilc . for persons,.
! moved by religious fervor or
".ychie love", to subject lliom-
selvn to .-orttclll. silfrellllg ex
j cruclnllug palo by fire to "prove
I their feelings."
THE KtftMATH NEWS
H. J. TICKNOR
Candidate for County Commissioner
Democratic
Bom and raised in Ravenna, Ohio.
' High school education. Nine years employed as agent
for Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Purchased 640 acres in Langell Valley in 1912, where he
has resided ever since. Was instrumental in forming
Langell Valley Irrigation District against strong opposi
tion, thereby enabling the expenditure of $11000,000 by
the Government, adding many thousands to the tax rolls.
President of District Irrigation Board four years.
President of one of the largest Community Clubs for
four years. : '
We refer you to any of the banks or substantial business
men of Klamath Falls as to ability to fill the office sought.
TICKNOR FOR COMMISSIONER CLUB
David Turner, Secretary.
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Paid Advertisement.
For results use News Ulssa Ad
TRY NEWS CLASS ADS GET RESULTS
teoric.
forced to give uf school in the! aim pie
lourtn grade, he educated him-
lamp m never at fault, j ,hrows off more light than any
Ifiuouri SUUUItl Dt- Ol IU8I IIIR CD T" . K I
self in business and the banking : reel depth to hide inartistic .fix-' uercr BOod'
-....n. nc uwaoie lit'UU OI , luir I'uiisirucuoil, anu mosi D1 .inM i i . , . , . . , ..
the Moro bank and in 119 was them are round, and smaller at '. .. .... ........... x.,, li
, .u.. , ..a guilt's III UIKe'" l"l II1UII Ul llie IHHIIim. SlllCO .in.l
. p,,, ,,, , rlln, .hiiuiisj as m.i wiuwi lite rays 01 iigm io
QOWS. SM ennli.u.l ... . i . '
. , Mieriu vice-prcsiuent. . : spread over
lierve othwell .of Idaho ...,. i n- .. . . . . .
trailed . Jtim .for -f,., ' .:: I " "r ""r- . hut fringes and silk flower, and I
the snow covered I wilderness of m,,. Z association, a ran nment . snades still con- ,,.,. d,st ,,ll(.h(.r a co,1(,,c.
Ute roughestTounn Z,?l V' '"r .tat "r.e i uoits by their absence , ,hl,
- - ." i . ..untin- . " I'.i- an w VI ' u u II (I L 1 I IM
Base shadca aro
for reading lamps.
green si-ast nnwelconut rays
j everywhere Illey full. Well tall-1
"" ored silk shades are still good.
in Idaho.
Jud Campbell held the sanity basin.
nrarmg last night, . after
sheriff brought .McCoy
boranback from the t'hamla
. ht!fr hntnifl unil nhnn An I hi.
room oamanaa it mey evenlnita grow longer attention
rne man had been found are worked, un in rich tHiiniiBiui' , -
r the hlilino In i,j .; , i . - again centers on lie lamps and
n So l He w, rn T . ? 'S- but " " shades, the former should he put
i,"rla"n no re,." .I nii"" "Rht J",- "" - Inlo good condition and the
no resistance. i ways the best color, .luce it ,a fr,.,hene,l or replaced by
For twelve years I have served Klamath
County along with the remainder of
this district in the legislature. During
that time, development in this section
brought up many problems to be
solved. I have loyally supported every
biiraffectijig the welfare of ' Klamath
"county. I am a candidate for re-election
as Representative and will deeply
appreciate your support, assuring you
that the same loyalty given by me in1
the past to this part of my district will
continue the, coming session. 1
J Very respectfully,
DENTON BURDICK
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Paid Advertisement.
a new one. j
M Query Aro the rough plant-I
ered Spanish walls hard in keep
lean? Mrs. T. E.
) Answer No, if they have been
finished correctly with washable,
wall paint. Then they can be1
washed with warm water and :
Ivory soap, and, sometimes a
brush will he found very help-
fill. Wipe them with a f lean
loth. I
Query Should dinlngroom and
livingroom be finished anil rur-i
jtalned the same? j
Answer It Is better lo do ',
them alike, nlnre It will make'
both rooms seem larger when'
viewed from the other room.
For results use News Claaa Ads. .
McDUFFER
Miss.wrrrt woi.i' iiVit
11 Ilnrrie Payne,. '
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