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THURSDAY, JULY 3,-1924.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL3, OREGON
STOHAG
MEETS
IT 0
EMAND
S
Klamath County in Better
Condition Than Other
'i,,;. ;,Coait Areas .
,l!tnu riMdlni of (ho many raw or
witfr aliorUKc whlrlt prevail
thrputhout the aisle (r California
add mont of neutral nn, southern
OreKOD, It li great relief vlnllors
My, Uo tuke Irln out over I hi'
s(m- of Klamath l.ak where lhr
Is.mered vmt supply of niointurp lo
ttk, care of local Irrigation Breda
tor a toot lima to oome, It h been
tattd b ha local office of the u. H
R, B. that Ignoring til Inflow i0 Hi
lake, Iho etored supply now on hand
la about douhla the annual require
ment for Irrigation, or projprt land
.This abundant l.r supply m n.
aoWe of miirli imlitifnrllim nut only
to Iho iaiti'ir who nneil (tin watri
to Insure a auoeeanrul erop ihi year
hut In Iho entire iiiiula t ton of
Klamalh County Inamnuih as ''h a
favorable rendition aa eilni,, M ,
nnlln will be the means of all nut -liig
nnw arttllnrn from all parte f
ttidry area lhrouithnii the west, ill
Is-fired lrtet that divide datlniuluft
to ,lnrt settlement In 1 1,1 vicinity
will; result from I hi erpllnnnlly
MtiirNhlit contrast that It nlirlnu,, to
all, who ere familiar with present
rnadltlona In many portions of the
com) area.
, Thn Hm ramriiln River, ram-Ins
IsOWalnn or thn I'lll, the Viilia.
tt American, anil other rivers to
Ihl i .ocean, ehout, ho al lla hlctn'xl
fmd stage now. A muddy lotrrnt;
with feiire-ralla anil turkles pig
swirling In Ita rurrent should h en
tertaining rrnml if wati-hnra on lltr
tl bridge at Ihn rlty of Harramonlo.
.Indead, Iho river la al (ln same
llMles Stage tlionuh thn montn
were. rVipti'inlior Inittoud or Jimp. The
river at Kneramento la at thn level
of tidewater. Further. It la atutml
thjil It la now lowor than anv lime
la It history during thn tiioiilh of
Juna. Thn oro mark liaa never he
for been reached during Juna. and
Only onn at any thno of tho real
lnc 1150.
" Thn low stage of the dry year of
1130 waa roailmd on August !. that
WJ111 K"K read two-tenths
of a font below unro. Alu thi
gug will read In August thla year
It la eitreuiely difficult to prophesy.
FLOUR MILL BLAZE '
. PROVES DIFFICULT
i r Osseous smoke," pouring out of
i the window, and doora of Ihn third
nd fourth floor of Ihn Martin
Arottiora mllla on Rnuth Rlxth
atreot. aorloualr Imprdnil Iho loral
; 'flr' dripartment In flRlilliiR a near
t aarloua flro that broko out at C
', oVlih'kyli'rday afternoon on Iho
V'llilrj floor of tho mill. piiiaKn In
Vtha' hulldlnK wna pathn.itnd at lin
,.t00n 3,0tl0 and 130(1(1 hy Churli-.i
Miirtln. tins of tliu owiii'in of the
mill. Thn loua waa fully vuvokmI h
lonuritnco.
Only l,y Iho una of gna tnaukn
yrrrt fltotimu able In gt clone
Miough to (ho aourca of Iho bluao
to auccaoafully combat It.
' Aa thnra were only two maaka
avallablo. the fir fighting ork
waa icrlouily held up.
- The fire originated on the third
' floor of the mill from olthcr apon
tnna'oua romlmntlon or a hot box
from one of the. ahnftlng - boxca.
, Rproadlng quickly It worked up to
i the, third floor.
' Oharloa Martin, coiumotitlng on
'the conflagration today, aulil:
"I wlnh to thank tho public for
.Ihi'lr iianlnlniit'o In fliihtlng tho tire
and wlnh to coniplliiionl Iho cffl-
cloht and effxcllvo munniir In which
the local fire department hundh'd
: a difficult eltuatlon."
FOOD LISTS HEAVY
FOR BOURBON MEET
NKW VOUIC, July 3. I'lvo limn
Of Coffco, tiuouKh to niiiko .Itltl.lMlll
cuna, hiii IihIiih (li'iink by Iho li'l
gatmi, Htloi'iuitnn nnd vIhIIiiih al
tondlng Hut Diimocl'atlc NuIIiiiihI
onnvnntlon hero thla wonk. Whether
the troincndoua Block of the hovor
go will li oxhnuntod by thn Ihnua
amln'wlio are flunking lo MiiiIIhoii
I Theatre
Goers
1 Do not always onioy
I the performance. l(1or
I many whose eyes are I
I not as keen as they J
i "were years ago, glaoaca I
may, be necessaiy.
See
Dr. Goble
I 709 Main ' Ph. 133-W
'- tJliiMi'H tJioiiiiil, llciiiilra,
M'tmirn (lnrili'll (IcptmiU nrialy
llli'ili Mm ilurillliill of Iho cmivrii
Hull. Tho cnnconalonnnli'iia liuvu In Id In
their (dllilca oil thn bonla of a (I 'I -loi:k
In cliiioalng Um irHli-itl il
candliUto Hint will hold Iho d'l.
galea In 'ihla city fur two wi'ka
(in that inudo of r-Miin lur:. t Iny
have lld In fifty luuri-ln nl
Inlmtcra and niHiiigb "lint doga"
In aupply :I-,imiii uvcry dny. nf f''".
"hut ilnita" and "ii fund iiri(
chiefly III di'litlind nl iIim iiiiiiiim'imih
Miilliliira which have bn pluc'Kl III
convenient plncea III Ilia tird"ii.
AccoriHlig lo tlift Imldera of III"
eating ronreaalotta, Ihn ml'ldlo wi'l
ern ilcli-Kitlca ale I'iilllllK In rcl
fur aaa-food liilmtnra and cliiliu
nblln Hie tiniinlmnna rhobo i'f all
for a lnjvarre aeeraa to be coffee,
with lend ' coffee, becjime of the
weather, proving exceedingly pop-ular.
CYCLE DRIVER HAS
EXCITING HUNTING
SAN HUH NAM I 'I NO, Olif , July
,1, The uiyterlou noituriml rnr
of motor ccl In Itm open flvldi nl
Del llnaa, near here, which fur mill) 'J
time canaed farmera In lh vli'liifty
in. my dii-1'pti-m night, waa etplalued
rei'enlly by youth wlin deel.ired
that rabbll hunting nn motorcycle
by night waa fan! heromlng Hie poo1'
lar apnrt of the town eyi-ll.i!; Tie
nipliiliied that rldera ilinei I he rub
bl in tbriiUKlt Hi" ifleliln until the
nnlinala nearod ruliaimlloii, Una
draw up alnngaldi) nnd grubbed Ilium
by Iho enra.
SHEEP GRAZING TO
BE PERMITTED IN
NATIONAL FOREST
HAN rilANCIflCO. Ju'y 3.--Th
Dlntrlct Torenter at Han Pranclacn
ban lii'i'ii uulhorlz"d In Inane emer
gency permlla lo allow IV, mill bead
nf abeep lo graze on Iho1 Kequola
Niitlmiiil KnrcHl mid IO.imiO head on
Ihn Hlerrii Nnlloiiiil Knreal, on
riingeH n niv clmii'd lo nhiep grazing,
llio l'nll"i Kluliia I t r t in -irt of
Acrb'til'ura line nlinoilliced.
The declalon lo Inane them' waa
brought about by tle emeig"Hi'y
arlnlng from Ihn poor rnndltlon of
eheep rnngen In Calllortila becauue
of the drought In I lie lower alti
tude) of 'that HI ut". The foot-and-mouth
.dlaeaae waa another factor
entering into the decliion.
The range) opened by the action
of the Forett Bervlca lie In the
high Hlorrg Mountain, tiua precau
tion) will be taken by both the
aheep owner) and the I'oreat Berr
ien to prevent any Injury to either
the limber or the r-rmlonal areaa
of thin") wo nallni'il forcata. The
permlla will apeelfy trailing roulea
nnd griutlng arena, nid each permlt
l"0 mual di-poiill rii'iperiilivn fundn
on a prorata brh lo r.natiro the
employment of 'innli fnrenl guards
to control llm nmvementa of the
ahoep both on Hie trail Into the
foroata nnd whl'o on tho range"
Kunrta niiiat !: bn guaranteed to
repair any dimmce to rond.n and
tnilla travnled by the sheep.
Hut alute, according to the announce
ment of (liioiga A. While, uiijutnnt
general of Iho national guard rl llio
atate.
The ro'iulremonta neceetary for
Klamath county to obtain one of
the cannon have not yet been receiv
ed here, legion oftlcera report.
LUMBER JACKS ARE
SIGNED FOR MOVIES
RT. MA MM. Idaho, July 2
Twelve lumbnrjaeka, nallvea of thla
region, have been engaged na char
actnra In a play now being filmed
In 'bn northern Idaho woodn, by a
motion picture conipauy of Cull
fnrnlu. ;
Tho wooitanien, thoroughly nl enae
In their own environment, uro i
peeled to loud a color lo the aceneB,
not ordinarily obtnlnabln.
i KLAMATH MAY GET
WAR TROPHY FROM
STATE IS REPORTED
Announcement yetlerdny Hint the
state of Oregon will be allntd fo.
or.n pounda of cannon tnn oiner war
malerlnl captured from the Herman
during the world war ha atlrael-d
the Intention of Klamath Kalla l"l
of the American I,og!on with the poa
alblllty Hint ome effort -lll be made
lo hnvn one of the artillery trophic
aent lo thla city for Inutallnllon here.
Thn war trophloa aro to be dis
tributed to tho various court!' of
Open Again!
AND READY FOR BUSINESS
and open with delicious Itme-cookcd meal.
prepared in a tasty, clean, way thnt is sure
to appeal to your taste.
Delicious ice cream and drinks are served at
the fountain.
Wo arc making ian effort to please you, and
to "tickle your palate".
Try us and we'll make good.
ROBERTSON'S
806 Main St.
A Hearty Welcome to
Old and New Patrons
LARGE WHEAT CROP
SOLD IN UMATILLA
PKNIMKTON, July 2. The
largeot of the 1D23 wheat crp
have been held by Umatilla county
farmer waa dlpoed of recently
by J. T. Llouallen and none, who
who farm around the Ad.im) dis
trict, Tlia IJeuallen crop amounted
lo about 43,000 bushels and waa
)uH to a grain dealer of Pendle
ton fur a price that waa aald to
be around a dollar.
PRIFT STARTED TO
END DEADLOCK
(Continued From i'nge One.)
manager, however, aald "Pooh,
pooh"! The forty-seventh ballot
showed no material clninX'i.
Kirst chnage In balloting dime
today when Florida turned one
vote from I'nilorwood to Hiilslon.
Tho Itnlslon pooplo said they wero
redy to begin their di-lvo today.
Thomas Taggart Was arirve on Ihn
floor interviewing the delegates
from the middle west. Itnlalon
penple claimed they had Kill voles
brought out. before dl:!olng tbelrl McAdno force who rn flghftnr for
aliategy tiijrther. J u innJ"iHy in llope thny can pbl.over
It looked as If both forces wero , liwlr mail by iiIioIh1iIiI
near their zop stroiiglA. Senator
Owen "f Oklahoma, wraa asked hy
a friend for tho "low down." "Dis
solution la rapidly approaching,"
the senator jiaid. When the convnn-
ng tne.tno-
thlrda rulo. .
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Meiiuwhlln Hmlth wua llnbllfig hlf
own, nd most or liio oilier .,indl
itiitva wero running along nV'Vual.
while Hie voting went on Afrvkdm
Hon went ie-to the forly-alxth bal-i held Knverul eniifc V'ticea. withp. hl
Jot, it tied Iho bHllot rceortl with udvlmr and carefully ott IlKjaf the
Ilaltimore, wliora Woodrow Wilson almlegy which lie st III InsiHteit' would
waa nominated In 1012. It Bcemed result In bla nomluiition. jThera'
headed for llio flfly-devpnih bnllol : !1 wrrro Itltto UHoruiai couratta in
"record of Hie convention of 1800
which nominated Douglass. '
Taggart suld ho expectod to ride
the Ralston boom for all lla worth.
At first progress was slow but Tag-
gnrt did not acem dtecouroscd. The
reany at once. Tlie Hinitn pewp'e i defection of Miaalaalppl. following
said they wero laying back and let- that pf Oklahoma which oarller in
ling McAdoo have his run, and the. the balloting ewung over to flena
McAdoo people said Ihey were wait- tor Hobinnon, of Arkannas, appear
ing for all the HtuHb vote) to baled to have materially crippled tho
convention lobbies milling llio.nif loini
lenders, looking to coiiiproniilo.
III this conncpiiou thero wjJJf.' til'iki"
o( itabrtoir Dd Ciiiiimlniu its ntlek-t
el, wIUIji ol)er. wauled Wl!l:' and '
CuiniHings., Klfty-tblrii ' biilll.' lo-'
luls: Hmlth 320 V,, pavla WMs VIr-'
glnia 6. llndc-rwood s"?4v. Co'j
(llnsa 2.", BiiulHbury.6, Owon'ij.Hc "
Adoo '423 .Ruisto'n VV4, Jl.'.fd'biHlll.
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Packard Straight-Eight Owners Endorse Union INon-Dctonating Gasoline -
Gasoline
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That Reflects' the Highest PossibleCredit ' J
Every Door
Opens into a Laboratory
This li one of the many hallways in i
the Research Building of the Union Oil
Company at WilminE'on. California.
There are three full floors and 30 sep
arate laboratory-rooms. 1
The general appearance and atmoa-phn-e
are t hove of a University building.
Bdratific research is the sole activity
of many highly experienced chemista
and engineers who are const ently carry
ing on their experiment in this modern
laboratory.
Union
'THE effort of the Union Oil Company is always to
; X . produce the very finest-quality gasoline a fuel that
. . ill.in use, reflect the highest pessibjecreditto its producers, , ,
! To this end every known kind and grade of gasoline "is '
analyzed, studied and compared through definite tests in
a great laboratory given over to scientific research.
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' If improvements are suggested in this way they are
made immediately in Union Gasoline.-
Union Gasoline has the quality of non-detonation which
means the elimination of "knocking" on hills', and in slow,'
heavy pulls, quicker acceleration, and a smoother, more
vibrationlcss speed. "'' . '"'.';
Wlicn the motorist uses Union he knows that this is the
gasoline which will yield complete satisfaction. . ..j
of California
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Special i Four
AT THE
MAIN STREET CAR LOT
Eighth and Main Streets
2 PAIGE TOURINGS
3 FORDS
1 DURANT TOURING at a btrj;nin
you will want this one. ,
4 CHEVROLETS
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These cars have all been overhauled and are in first clast shape. We also
have many others at special low prices for quick sale Cash or terms.
BRING ON YOUR TRADING CARS
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One Hundred and Thirteenth Half Yearly Report ,
The San Francisco Savings and Loan Society
INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 10th, 1868.
SAVINGS
COMMMCIAI.
One nt th Oldnflr Rankvln riBllfnnila.
the Amu of whtch hsr nrr ba tncreaaed by mergers or coaMlldattoae wltli ether Banks.
Asset.
Member Aisectated SartoAs Banks of San Fraactece
Ui CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -
' " JUNE 30th, 1924 J.
United States Bonds and Notes,- State, Municipal and Other Bonds and
Securities (total value J,l,6(il..75) standing on books at .....
Loans on Real Estate, secured by tirst mortgages
Loans on Bonds and Stocks and other Securities
Bank Buildings and Lota, main and branch offices (value $1,550,000.00),
standing on books at
Cash ou hand and checks on Federal Reserve and other banks
U5MM.HJ ' J L
,5tf,t97.3 S 1
Other ReafEstate (value $50,000.00), standinir on books at
' Employees' Pension Fund (value 1(46,024.41) :
I standing on books at.
Total....
Liabilities
Due Depositors
Capital Stock actually paid up
Kcsurro and Contingent Funds....
' Total....
CEO. TOURNY, President : ,
113,1
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, 8,148,7j4.H
, J,198,226.H
, S89,28,32.H
i,ee, eee.ee
, 2,Hi,000.M
L. $93,1M,33.H
A. H. MULLER, Secreity.
dav ot It
I SEAL 1 CHAS. F. UUISliNBERG, Notary Publle
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A Dividend to Depoaitora of FOUR AND ONE-QUARTER (434) P" cnt per ;
annum was declared, Intereat COMPUTED MONTHLY and COMPOUNDED ; j
QUARTERLY, r
AND WHICH MAY BB WITHDRAWN QUARTERLY r- I
Deposits made on or before July 10th, 1924, wlli earn Interest from July 1st, 124. , ...
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