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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928
WE KLAMATH NEW3
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RUSSIANS STUDY
System, Financing Plan
.' . Studied By Group on
Excursion
. SAL.KM. Ore., Nov. 1. (IT)
Oregon ' system of highways and
the state's plan of financing the
construction and maintenance of
, those roadi are being studied thlt.
week by a delegation of engineers
from Ruitala. who hare been sent ,
to thin country for the purpose
if gathering first-hand Informa
tion on this subject.
Included In the parly are Ser
if his A. ' Vawlllfv. engineer of 1
limn of communication lu Rus-t
la: A. Z. (ieorgiadte, rcprvitent-,
1ng Trnns-Caucasis, or southern
Jtussia, and I). M. Oalperstcln. '
freproneutlng northern Ituwla.
i The party were guests of Koy .
A. Klein, Orrgnii slate engineer, '
on an inspection of the state j
repair plant east in istieni, wnero
all truck, tract urn and other
road-making marhlncry owned by
the state are overhauled and rt
MLlrcd. "Today the party lef
for a trip over the Mt-Krxie!
highway to the state line, where
they will be met by representa
tives of the California hiichway
department for a tour of the
southern state.
The Russian were particularly
Interested In the types of snow
plows used In keeping the high-
Syd Evans Suffers
Injury From Fall
While hanging paper ou thu j
i celling In one of hi buildings j
t which Is being repaired, Syd Kv- I
ani fell from a Udder late yea-j
tcrdny afternoon and suffered a
broken ankle. He will be con
fined to his home at Sunset
run eh for the uext six weeks, ac
cording to his phyrtUians.
Go It, Testudinatc!
NOTKII At Toll IUKS
.PAWTITKET.'R. I.. Nor. 1,
llPt James Henry lcwis, 79.
, long Identified with the American
stage and screen, died at his
: home here today. Lewis had
played with Mrs. Thomas Whif
ren. Kdwin Booth. William Hodge
and Oavid Warfleld in his stag
t days lH'fore he began his work
, on the screen with the old Vita
1 graph company.
.
TO KATIKY TltKATV
HKI.C RADK. Nor. 1. U P)
Ratification of tho Nettno trea
ties between Yogotdavia and Italy
by Rome Im expected within a few
day. The ratification had been t
delayed by teclmlral difficultly j
rn in i
"S . '"ds-t":ir-U
V
HOBO MURDERS
S. P. BRAKEMAN
way of this state open during
the winter month, an lhat Is one
of the big problems they hare to
contend with til rertaiu sections
of their country, they said. Im
provement of the highway sys
tem ot Russia.' they declared,
would go more toward Improving
t he social and ccono m to cond 1
tlons of the country than any
other thing, j
Try it just once!
You'll taste the difference!
. Your grocer will return
, your money instantly any
, ttme you don't like
Schilling's best!
4 Coffc-.! Fxtrct. A Biilclna Powder TV
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3 Cakes for 50c
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m
712 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon
Kt'CKNK. Ore., Novf 1. HT)
I'oshoh went ormuiUlug Thursday
night to make an intensive search
for a hobo who mortally stabbed
K; A. MiOrvw, 3N, Southern Ta
ctile bruaemnu. following an al
tercation on southbound freight
Itatn No. 24 7 Thursday afturuoon.
near West fir.'
The stubbing occurred when
MrCrcw attempted to iut the
hobo off the train. The mur
derer then Jumped from the train
and dinppvurcd. As smin as the
report a reached Kugeno, - plan
were nut do by Southern Tarlfte
offtvinl and the sheriff's office
to thoroughly search the sparsely;
aettled timber country around
Wctflr ami Oakrldgo. i
U t siiir U about 4u miles
outhcut of K i me no on tho fax-1
cade branch." '
According tu word' received
lln-re. McOrvw diM-ovcrcd tho holm
on the trutii between Westflr and
They v turned turtle, no to ttpeuk. down In l,c Angelas, and a ,owell He ordered him off tlu
terrapin ucrlty.ls aeon to be held, the turtles Btartttm Imm Iho cen- ; train, but later found Mm on
the rrelKht as It nejred West fir
i It wn then lhat the nlterca
I timi hl h resulteU fatally for
.MriJrew occurred.
Mci;rew was married and made
i
Klamath Officers Asked
To Be on Lookout
' For Killer
31 of our finest new Fall Coats have been re
duced from former prices of 67.50, 69.50
and 72.50 to this exceptionally low price
ter f an 0-foot circle and the first to the circumference winning.
And here'a Kuib Itoih imcini; her entries, with "Muttutpocd," In the
foreground. Jut toirnins up the track.
Hoover Leaves v;nn TrM
On Western Trip ' At the 1 Inc Trce
his home lu KiiKeiie.
Klamath officers havo been
WiirilciL In Im nit Ilia Itmliniit fat
I . """ " H' nlli-Bwl klllP. .ItlioiiKh II I.
I nix known what direction ho look
adir lumping front tho train near
uv.trir
torjr. Krcrklca." tie .creen er-i
A more I hun S.llilO.ooo roulva ;
(Conllnard from rto On)
thmuchout th I'lillrd Stum.
lloorrr spoka from a platform avary rrcrjonc I. familiar with
jtaigu abort tho crond. ' ,it,Ile strallon-l'orivr-s fanioua
WASHINGTON. Nor. 1. IIT) ,.,.' , fc,,h i. , lh.
I Herbert Hoover l out lonUht pine Tre, thetln ,,),. I OrPfTOn S Sphnnl
j prasidentlal campaign-
continental trip whith
on. the final adrenture of hist
irans-
trlp which will be
i interrupted several times for ap
pals for support, panlcularly to
(farm Toters. before be reaches
I his Palo Alto, Calif., home, where
be will caHt his own ballot.
3m IMtl Farewell
The special train bearing thjs
presidential candidate Mrs. Hoo
ver, their eon Allan. Chairman
( Work of the republican national,
; committee, a party ot friends and
40 newspaper correspondents and
'photographers, left L'mon station
here at S o'clock this afternoun.
' crowd of aboal 500 was at the
station to see Hoover off.
As publishers compute that
least five persons read every copy
of a book, takinic Into account
tho In libraries and la rue fam
ilies, at least ltt.000.ono have
read "Freckles." "
Dealing with Ihe advvutnres or
a one-armed orphan boy sot lo
Kuard a valuable piece of forest,
the Llmberlobt. "Krecklei" Is a
simple and charming tale of love,
loyalty and courage.
John Vox, Jr.. of "Covered
Wagon' fame, plays the title role . was tm.70. of which $110,009
and opposite him plays Gene ! wax repayment on loans from the
Stratton. granddaughter of the ( irreducible school fund,
famous authoress. Others or the , , : , .
Fund Enriched
SAI.KM. Ore., Nov. 1. UT
Oregon's common schmil fund
wa enriched by f lo.DOfi through
Interest payments on loans dur
ing October, according to a re
in it compiled by OtMirgo K.
Hrownv, cbrk of tho state land
board. The total turnover by
the laud board to tho state treas
ury department for Ihe month
cast include Hibart Bosworth. j
who made Ih first Dleture film-'
The republican candldatoJ was ed in Los Angeles. Hilly Scott. '
to make the first speech of fourj ife McKee and Fraukte Darro.
on his western Journey lonighr!s year old player.
In the public siiuuro at Cumber-' "
laud, Md , republican stronghold.
The special train was scheduled
to arrive there at 8:23.
One other stop was scheduled
tonight, at Kerser. W. Va.. for
five minutes for a reception by i
the state's republican leaders
For rmmlta usa News Class Ada
Itight lu Hie heart of, tho fall
M-unnn wv slanh the prices on
our iM-tler rouls-l hey're group
si In otto im, at a January
Clearance Kul .rtro, to Injure
liumediaie dbipoMt).
Save 20.00 to 25.00
f
These fine garments would sell for at
least this much inure elsewhere It's au
opportunity fur 31 women o have a
high priced coal al a price lhat ordinary
ones would sell for. All fur-trlinmed in
Icautlful colors and style caoh different
4Wtsvtk EconomisU in Distribution LJ rAttePCsKziT'i 4
Thanks Worker
Hoover had a busy day before
his departure. He was early at
the Massachusetts avenuo head
quarters, which will be Vacated
Friday. He appeared In excel
lent health and fine spirits.
Shortly before lo o'clock, after;
attending Jo snmo lail-minute do- '
tails in his office, be visited rc-'
publican national headquarters
and th:iiiked officfa I and em
ployes there for their efforts in
Iwhalf of his election. It waf
IiIh first vlhlt to tho headquarter,
i From there he went lo the
j White Hoiixo to bid good-bye I"
I President Cooltdge. Th two
! confrrrrd for 21 minute In the.
prcHiilcnt's office, and latt-r wer'
; plmtngraphed together on thr
boiith lawn of the While Hon.'-'. '
Visits rrcfhlenl
Cnolidpn wished his .former
cabinet officer a pl'-afiint trip to
California, and a Kale return,
adding "and good luck to you."
j After his return from tUn
' White IlotiKo, the rnpublican
I raiwlifiatn, who is a Quaker, wan
made h member of (be IViiuhvI
, rania Society of Ihe Sons of tin
Aiii'rt-;ui Itevolulion. He was
inducted into the organization by
a delegation headed by John U.
Walker of Pittsburgh, president.;
I Several offlcal friends called at
headquarters lo bid good-bye to
Hoover. Including Secretary of
.State Kellogg. Sorrel ary of Iabor ,
1uv)h and AsoHato Justice Kd- '
ward Terry Sanfotd of Ihe hu
premo court. " j
OicgfMi lan Along j
i In the parly accompanying the '
. candidate to California are Na
tional Committeeman Itntph Wil
liams. Portland, Ore., vice-chair
man of the republican national .
! committee; Hay Benjamin. Thorn-
a T. C. Ciregory' and Charles,
( Kobinson, San Francisco friends;!
i George Barr Baker, campaign ad I
j viFer, and Oeorge Akerson. Hoo-1
, vor's asflistant. Mrs. Kills A.
i Yont, national i omnitltcHWomiin !
from West Virginia, was to nc-j
comtany the parly to Keyser.
' The special train ik scheduled 1
to arrive In St. I-ouln Friday
Inight at 7:30. where at S: 30 the,
.republican candidate will makfj '
Ithe major speech of Ills western;
I swing. He will appeal finally for ;
farm support over a national!
' radio hookup. j
The MiMslonary Society of the)
First Baptist church wlil hold an
apron and candy sale Nov. 6th,
at the Dnvls Furniture .Store.
adv. 2-3tj
SKIMK.ITK UOVS, ;iltl.S
I.EWIsniKC. Pa. Nov. 1. (V
p) Mule ' student of Itm km ll
college must forego the pleasure
of girl companions at . football
I games in the future, the student
icoiutril ruled today. Special sec
tions will be provided 'for boys
and girls at all games. It wn
jaufd. In an effort to promote bet
Jter spirit at games and better
j cheering.
For Circuit Judge
A. L. LEAVITT
i;i:n iti.H .w nomi.m-::
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BUTLER FRIEND OF LABOR
Hear Butler Monday, Nov, 5, at 5:50 p. m.
Radio KC.W, Portland
Jnnier. K. fiintdy, furni'T rehtd'iit of Ori'K'in nnd prominent lu
Hie KIjit- Ked-rslioii of i:ior, ami lelrKitlve ri(reiMiliillve In
lUia. in n hitr.r lu Hie lloiiorublo W. II. Kifr.K"riiid. liiiliiHlrlnl
Accident CoiniiilKioiier, Whit h w ,iiIiIIkIh d in llio Oregon Uilior
I'rcis under date of July ZOih. 1209. snys: "I run m-ross another
Item tlmt Interested me, nnd tlmt wan lliut .Indue It. It. Untlor of
The Dulles had Imcii nouiliuittd for CotiKreHt. I remeinlier JiiiIjtm
Itutler tinlto well. I! ; wus In tlm HIiHu Kenitti and Indued Kd
HIiiHk mid me to K't llio enacting clause on Hie KIkIiI Hour
. lllll. Ho stood w I Mi labor on nil oilier ittciiMiieH, ami I inn tiitn . r
sure h Ih h'III a Mend of la'.'or."
Ah evidence that Jtnlcn Cutler Is still a frit nd of la'ior, l!m
. itrotlmrlHM.il of Itallrond Trnlnmeira eoiivouliin, tiehl In .lino,- 1 9 its,
pJtoicd tho followliiK resolution:
"UESOIAKU, Tlmt llm dolejfatcs to Hit; Fifth Trleuuiiil f
convcnHon, while In convention MKmuildiMl, uiont lifiirl- (
lly endorun the candlducy of tfie Honorable It. It. f
Ilutler ftir Contcuxi from tho Hecond UlHtrlet of On-itou V
and reitioot tho workers of Oregon to Join In Willi us
, to the end Hint ho muy have tho unlled stipimrt of
Oregon labor." . ' ,
and thereafter Tim lnllvt Division of Iho Onl'T of lt ilhviy f?ouditt;
tora unuulmoiMly imsscd tho following resolution: ,
"WIH5HKAR, Judfttt IJullor hns, w))U: n moinher of thn ;
Hi Me Ix'KlHluiiiru, nlwuys been u flrin nnd i;oiiMlhtent
friend of labor, IhIuk tho fat her of the Ore son full .
l-rew hill, nnd othnr leglHlntlon favornhli! to Hut working
cIjihho at nil tltiK's; ' '
"THEUKKOHK. BK IT ItKSOLVIOl), Tlmt Dlvlnlon 328.
Order of Kullway Conductors, heartily endorno his' ran- '
' . dldacy, and urge all workers to support him 'In tho 1
coming election In November."
' Vote For
ROBERT R. BUTLEK
For Congress
Paid adv. by Kopuhllcnn CoiiicrcMiloniil Commlttoa, II. J. Warner, Chalr'muii l'cndlcton
Ore., lien K. Lllll n. Secretary, The Dalle's, uregen. '
"The Klamath News With Your Breakfast"
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