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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1925)
i The Best Advertising There is wonderful advertising behind AJAX Tires, but it is not written by the AJAX Rubber Company, Inc. It is called word of mouth ad vertising, and you will hear it . wherever the subject of tires is discussed by AJAX users. , . , ACE TIRE SHOP 11th and Main PHONE 843 Any one of thcae reasons puU the De Lnval in a clu by iUelf 4. 8. o, 10. Over 2.J00.000 in vie. Woo 1,091 grand nd 6nt filiet. D Lavil IniMrr hu won 6rtt nriie at vry meeting of tti National Uulttrmakrt Awocialion. with but one rictjiiion. 62 of thfl wparalort in Minne tota ara Da Lavab. Prcticlljr H crcameiira uw Da Ua!. Emlomtl and ud bjr Govfra mrrtl Eiipcrimrnl Suiioru, collffn and dairy uihontirt. Thouaanda in tote from 15 to 20 De LavaU hart M in ewjr I poiUnl iflor inptovtmrnt. , Matle in the largnt icparatof factory in the world. Uftekrd by tfto moil thorpujh ytlrm of tcrnca. Trr mrm many attitr Vm Mmi mUr van hftultt awn J-lt ui nil an why. J. W. KERNS MOLINE DISTRIBUTOR Cream Separators Milking Machines. 1303 South Sixth Street Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dont Experiment Our customers do not experiment when they buy RACINE. Building strictly on a quality basis adhering honestly to that standard year after year the RACINE Rubber Company has kept the faith with fts millions of loyal patrons. MOTOR INN GARAGE Racine Tires 230 MAIN PHONE 294-J t-niuus uicif ta -LN'rauirrsuuN- TO BE RELEASEJJN LOCAL LAKES Will the famoiiH Loch Leven trout, game fish of the lakeH of Scotland, from which they are named, survive in Klamath waters? This is the question which authori ties at the Klamath hatchery on Crooked creek are asking each other and it is the question which will be answered soon after a half million of the trout at the hatchery are planted in the small lakes which grace the east slope of the Cascade range in Klamath. One half million of the trout were shipped last winter to the hatchery from Montana. According to Deputy IT TW "net, a, f : -f tiiM. with 'ijr ii Kind. powr IglL a 11 or motor . v". A Cluiuo. Warden Juil Hli'irt, It will he t ho tint! tlmo tills Hpuclcs of trout tin ucon planted In Kluniat'i streams. , ' Tho Loch Lfivcil IrotU. is soiiiu whitt nlinllnr to tho Kitistcrn Urooii. of tho iiuo stocky build ini'l with tho beautiful red mark Inns 'on Its sldin. Hut the Umh i.evnn trout It prodomlnutlns a Inko trout iiiwl at tains a lurger size than tlm Kast cm Mrojk. No roaion far tho n:imo fish not urvlvlng In Klamath watum can ho seen by gume authJrltluH. In tho lakes of tlm Cuscadet waore other turgor fish would not prey upon thu flni5orllnns, It la predicted Ihtiy will thrive unci will noon ue an -objective of sportsmen. Ono million And a half rulnliow trout, tnknn from Wood river and hutched thin winter and spring, will bo released In Klamath slreunis ollhor tho latter part of May or first part of Junu, Torcy Bouth wlrk, superintendent of the liaHbury. mild yesterday. In addi tion there era .150,000 rainbows, too lam batch of last year, which am being cared for In a psol at tho hatchery until tlmo f--r pluntlng a rives. Ai proof of the rapid growth of trout. In Klamath waters, many of tho fish which lJto lust fa',1 woro hatched, have attained a lennth of ulx Inches. A million tluy wriggling Eastern Ilroolc trout 'are In tho flail troughs at thu hatchery awaiting tho tlmo they attain aufflclent alto to allp away to safely when a large cannibal trout charges. The Eastern Ilrook trout were (hipped here from East lake, cant of Itend. Survival of Kusturn Urook tout In Kkima'th waters In a f arogono conclusion. Many Kljmutli streams oro thriv ing with tho stocky and brilliantly colored gatuo fl-h. Hall's Catasrfii Medicine ttV- rid tout iyttem of Catarrh ot Doufnev ctuwd by Catarrh. uu a JnirUH tot owr 40 mti A glii with a lionrt geta won. A girl without n heats geU ono. Herald "Class" Ads Pay FERGUSON W T AUSTIN. Tex., Apr. 7. Got. Mi riam A. Kcrguaon of Texaa again has denied tho requisition of tiev. Alvln T. fuller of Massachusetts for tho return to that state of Al bert I. Kussell, charged with wife desertion. In a letter ot nlnetcon typewrit ten iinges Mrs. Ferguson reviews the facts, cites tho law, draws her con clusions and refers to a caso in which a (Jjvernor ot Massachusetts refused to honor a requisition from tho Oovemor of West Virginia for a negro charged with a felony. Tho Htifsell caso first camo D public utiuutlon a few weeks ago through statements by a Massachus etts officer that James K. Fcrguiran, hujbaud of tho Governor, had Ille gally refused the extradition of Ilus sell. Mr. Kcrtiuaon denied this, mitlNC tho action was taken by his wifo. "Permit mo to say," Mra. Fergu son iwrrtto, "that after a tudy of tho facts and the many authorities cited I um more convinced than ever that my former action In re fusing tho rcdltlon ot Albert P. Ilus- soll was based upon both law and Justice. In doing this I do not im pugn tho good faith of Ma'-sacbu- setts or her offL-lals charged with the administration of her laws. I have only chosen to use my discre tion as I am permitted to do under tho law. In this I have many pre cedents to follow. Cites Precedents "It Is not uncommon for the gov ernor of the asylum stato la refuse to hanor the rcqulsiton of the de manding slate In doing this they exercise thel rrightful authority and look beyond tho mcro demand and view tho motive. If they mere not cbthed with this authority, a most unscrupulous witness In a distant stato could force a stainless citizen to answer a groundless charge en a base perjurer with a money de mand could degrade our executive offlees and make tetn( a mere col lecting agency. "As stated above, I have many precedents, cither right or wrongt, but tho most vivid, to my memory of them all Is tho action of a gov ernor of Massachusetts a short time ago in refusing to honor the requi sition of Gov. John J Cornwell of West Virginia for the Interstate ren dition of a negro charged with a felony In West Virginia wbo sought a hivon of safety In yaur state and found It. . "The story Is that tho governor ot West Virginia made many de mands upon the Hay State Governor- for this negro and the Massachusetts governor refused to deliver him be cause as stated by him, be Xeired tho negro would not receive a fair trial In tho state ot West Virginia. The negro's name was Johnson. "Assuring you that I shall not, as long as I am governor, .permit the Lono Star State to becorao a haven of refuge to which criminals might flee, on the ono hand, or al low Its high office to degrade to tho order of a "collecting agency on tho other. I beg to remain, sir, res pectfully yours, KLAMATH VALLEy HOSPITAL I Centrally Located 403 Pine Phone 497 In confinement a pleasant rest ' awaits you. She's Queen of All Queens h. - f,r V- l uiutiiii us many Xfl.. 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