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THE EVKNINT. HERAI.O, KLAMATH VMM. OKEfiON
V'dnt'
ln.'sdav. .luiif X, l'.27
T. B. MALARKEY
W. H. J'KKKINS
F. B. ENGLISH ..
Editor
, Advertising ajnnaa.r
Biiainas Manager
LAKE
TIIK
rorxTY oitnsoN
rXlllliOT'1
A Serlca of Articles on Oreat
and Crowing Country.
Consolidation
Oregon Mills
Is Announced
Five Klamath
Children are
Given Prizes
Entared as second rlasa matter at the postofflc at Klamath Flls. Oregon,
on August SO. ItOt, under act of Congress alarca J. 1879.
Delivered by rrrin
On Tear
SIX Montba . ...
Three Monthi
On Month
By Mali
..So On Month
.. 3. SO Three Monthi.
195 Six Month
.65 On Year
.... 1 75
1 75
Ity llnicr IHmiia.
Ai t I. to 3.
i.os an'sIki.ks. June
I Official of the Hnuumind
Lumber
Fourteen billion toot of .tsndli.s """" "v "'" cum"
. ilotlon of a meritor of I'uclflc North-
pin timber. i ( Tlmlt BK, nvimi hol.liims
I uai lr I'll" ill .tlt( vimiiii r II. i-
Associated Press Leased Wire
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation
ft. ltd i
jtural resources. Some of It will be
i milled In Klamaih Kails ho.au.-e
I the lopojtruphy of the country an
(demand, but there Rill in time be i
l ush awards for the most clever
costumes In t?e "All Nailona" bur
ado of lust Saturday will be luude
at chuittituiiia this eventiiK. when
five lout! mi hool children appear
honors, two proud wives were on
the A lu ii t It- today bound for llerlln
lo tell their htlsliuiida whnl heroes
I hey are.
Their flying hush.inds went lo
liermany In 41 hours. II will liikn
Mrs. W'llitu Chumlierlln iiud Mrs.
tiraeo l.evtnu ten days. They nre
bniinil for Hi emeu on III" norih tlr-
iiisu Uovd liner llerlln as ai a ut
I he sleuuinhlp l oiiipiiuy.
Ilnl upon Jiiliilnat their husbands.
Jlrs. Levins reveuled, I hey hup li
make a lour of Kurouiuiti cannula
In Die llolluiii's inomipl me. I'oluin
lila. v. lilt ll curried t'luiMiii 1).
I liatnhcrllii und t'hsrles A. I.evllie
on Ihelr reeoiil .breaking Journey.
of the Whitney t'ompany of Detroit upon the pluiforui with t'uplulii (I.
wlih ivrtaln Orea.m limber pro
perties of the lluuiutond Interests.
The merger, suld lo Involve
lat least three hist saw mill opera-.
V .. .: ' Member of th Associated Prea '."on l-ke'lew. (
The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the us or republication Today 1-akcvlew Is the best town
of all new dispatch credited to It or not otherwise credited In this In the west that has no Industry.
taper and also tb local new published therein. All rights of ropubll- Add Industry to her already flue
cauoa oi special auoaicuea nerem ar also reaerrwl. resource and you will see a mar
Shore.
lOoo. mitt, represents the consolidation
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1927
velously fine city There. It Is
coining just as surely as the sun
rise in the mornluK.
Standing on Couirar peak. the
I forest service men say that more
standing timber can be soon with
the naked eye than from any uthor
I point in the Vniled States.
' j But timber Is not the only re-
We are all just folks here and we expect newcomers to be ; n 3: .""V-
We're All Just Folks
of the Whitney mill at I'.arllmldi. oil
Tillamook Hay. Oregon, with five
million bond meet of uncut timber
wilh approximately one billion lnuird
I feet of timber holdings of the Ham
mond Company. These proor(t's
will be held by a new Hammond sub
sidiary, the Hammond Tillamook
Lumber Company wilh heudiiuarters
at (inrihaldl.
The Whltner mill has a rnnarltv
of S.'iu.uoo board feet per eight hour I
shift. The llumiuond Company prn,,J W!i)e nf
Fliers are Off to
C. Appli'gale.
Awards, which were hard to de
cide upon, Inusmui'h ns scores of
local children appeared III clever
costumes, wore given to Ota Let
Yannlce ami Mary Thomas of It I v -erside
school: Hobble l.enr and Ver
non lihhle of Fremont school and
DoiiHlns Nesvhy of Mills achool.
The paiuile wus held on Saturday
morning, when several hundred lo
cal hoys and girls, costumed to rep
resent every nation, paraded the
Main street from the hotel Hull lo
the Central school grounds.
still retains Oregon lands with seven
billion board feet of uncut timber.
I
come tnat tnetr measure is soon taken ana no one can high ing umber. The range land. i-;o p r -
brow" or fool Klamath people for any length of time. Thei'a"- ,hwP nd ca,,le na,, b,',,,, JH1 UlCQO lllS
r v . , . . . , , 'the resources aud they will contln-, O
fcirau iiiuK ncic iiisv ki uic vsjiiiiuh m mc newcomer ; ue , Irow tn voime. liairylnel
lie dormant and not a word may be heard of that opinion, but ' has never beeu tried, yet it is a
nevertheless their measure is taken and deeply recorded in the
minds of the people.
, ' Bushwaw, bluff and bunk fail to get anywhere in this 1
community. One must have the goods and know his "onions"!
iw sai, uttj t. mat. wiui an auit.ctivjr. nu spcudi tasc isi pr Rernartl Daly made
in mind, on!y that a growing community naturally brings in the : dollars in i-ake county.
flotsam and jetsam ot the country, many of whom have used
their wits to good advantage elsewhere and may try it here.
Self adulation falls flatter in Klamath Falls than in any small
city on the coast
Newcomers who locate in Klamath Falls will find a hos
pitable people to welcome them. But we must remind all who
that way. Wealth cuts no figure in social standing, the
pompous chap who would be a social lion or a self appointed
leader soon finds that he must win his spurs in order to wear
them in this community.
: The richest man in town takes up no more space than
does the Swede boy who comes in from the logging camp. It
money rapidly he lived a bachelor's
Meet Husbands
wonderful dairy country. Farming
in a true sense has never been
tried, yet there are hundreds of
thousands of acres of wheat land
awaiting the plow. j
Made Men lilch. I
a million
lie weui
there with nothing. He died n
millionaire. And lr. I'aly's life Is
food for a great story, tor It will
be remembered he left his money In
a trust fund to be used to educate
the boys ami girls of l-nke county.
Already sixty youngsters either
hare or are attending cullcce from
this fund. j
First Namesake
Of Flying Tool'
SAX niKGO. Calif . Jim (TIM
TIuto uro probably hjbU'H J
In the t'uliotl Slutt'n who hour !ht J
Christ. ait nam ut tluirles I.hul- I
b r?;h by thU lime, but Sun 1Uko
dttim the first ntmttutk vt tin j
(trout world hero.
Charles tJn.lhfrgh Pohnnan wan
burn lo Mr. und Mm. C. I. Itohauan j
al 5:5u a. ni.. May 20. padru- sian- I
durd tinie. whit I.tmllMTi:!. wan In
'flit nil nn ti( fllt-ht t.x P.rl- uml I
It was a great thing to do. but lmln,ltt.ly lveu , anlB ,
Dr. Daly would surely have been ..ur)ly .ndy."
mucn nappier 11 lie ns.i ut-suu ... .
NKW YOUK. June S. i'i Speed
etl on their way by cheers and
CORNS
use his money along the same Hues
before he died. His was a pecu
liar life, a frugal lire. He cared
for none of the things Hint most
... i i , , people cherish, and while he mad
IS a ocmuuiiiK iisiiuuuuiiy wucrc cvciuuuy iicis nis ' money rapidlv
and is welcome, but where nobody can be a lord or appoint him-1 life, always remaining in one little
Self as custodian Of the affairs Of the City. I room, carrying his water for his I
-,,jL T-t , i 'bath up a flight of stairs, eating
i And that is the way it should be. Destroy that purely j Bparlngly- hut continuing to nrako
democratic feelin? and vou would have iniured Klamath Falls 'mone.y when the time came that
i.
jnaterially. But it will not be destroyed. It is here to stay,
and the man who attempts to change it will meet with heart
aches and perhaps think his efforts are wasted on the desert air.
ptrenls wailed until
Lindbergh had landed before they
bestowed his name upon their In
fants but the llohanans. here In Ihu
jelly where he started, were so con II
Idont thai he would succeed that they
I did not wait.
Quick safe relief
The mot painful cnmi crae hurting
the intant Dr. Srhotl't Zmo-pait
are applied. They strike at the cut
of corns pressing and rubbing of
shoes. That a why they are per man
ently healing. If new thcea causa
irritatiun,a2ino-pad stops it at mux.
Dr. ix-boil's 2ai pads ar thin,
rr.cvitcjtcO, antiseptic, protective.
No liquids, no ik, no bother. Safe
sure, quick results guaranteed. At
Vk-ur druggist ' or shoe Ueaicr's.
Dl'ScholVs
Vut one on iic pain Is (unai
Non-inflammable "Gas"
he realized he would not be on
earth much longer he sought some
way to use his wealth. That he
hit upon a very fine plan no one
will deny, but for the old doctor's
I I sake we cannot but wish be had
started earlier In his noble Vork.
for he would then hare observed
IfhA Inv mil nlessnrn he was giving
to others.
Il fVulv wna nnM nf Tl II m Iter
French aviation engineers claim to have discovered a f ,'ronK characters who went mtoi
formula for a .noninflammable gasoline for aviation fuel, a need ithe interior and prospered, it wa3
. r , l... :i- j ....-- ; j - n..:j a tribute to his ability, to be sure.
long leit Dy Dn muuary ana carruiicrt.Ki. n.uiuun ami a i.um, , iro wm a trlmite ,
v.hich, if actually perfected, will aid greatly in the development j Kreat igg cottty that he or any
of aviation. ' I other man was able to make a mil-
I, T..: " .l. k- . r ,t, ..,,, lion dollar during a short life time
""""B "al K""s " j m a county that today has
came to realize that many aviators, wnose planes were snot-g ooo people.
about
cown or were wrecked by accident, lost their lives not directly
because of the crash but because of the explosion and fire
which usually followed.
" Those who witnessed, first hand or by the medium of
motion pictures, the start of the ill-fated trans-Atlantic flight
attempted by Rene Fonck last fall, appreciate also what the
new fuel will mean to aviation. Had the great quantities of
gasoline carried by the giant Sikorsky plane been noninflam
mable the accident would have been of little consequence instead
of fatal to two members of its crew and disastrous to the
expedition.
v Noninflammable helium gas, standard for American lighter-than-air
ships in place of the highly inflammable hydrogen, has
greatly diminished the hazards of this mode of air transporta
tion and thereby done much to facilitate commercial use of this
type of craft A motor fuel which will not ignite, of vital
concern to the security of pilot and passenger alike, will accom
plish as much in the advancement of the commercial use of
heavier-than-air planes.
What is more, universal use of a noninflammable motor
fuel would prevent those numerous fatalities on the highways
resulting from automobiles bursting into flames after a collision.
- Just What Oregon Wants
Governor Patterson, through his press reporters, has
announced there will be no special session of the legislature if
the Patterson-Pierce state income tax bill fails to pass on June
28th at the special election.
Fine, Governor; that is exactly right.
He further states that he will begin to cut expenses as soon
us the state income tax is beaten.
Fine, again. Governor; that is also exactly right.
He intimates that voting normal schools and tuberculosis
hospitals without funds to build them will cause him to lay
aside all such building plans.
And still he is right.
In the 'first place Oregon needs no more new buildings
vntil she can pay for them, and in the second place ranting
around with a state income tax now is sheer folly and only
shows that we are unbalanced in a business way, and want to
be further unbalanced.
The Governor is reaching a point of absolute saneness
vhen he says he will cut the expense and wipe out everything
possible. That's just what the people have been clamoring
for, and if that is done we will not need any fancy taxes in a
short while. ,
RKSKMItl.KM "I.ISI1Y" '
NEW YORK, June . (JPI Back
from Paris Tray ahead of Lindbergh
is double of him. one Hirry Wheel
er, fur buyer, who saya he saw the
aviator arrive at Le ftourget and re
sembled him so much that he got a
ride on enthusiastic Krenchmens
shoulders and had his picture taken.
Nohody made a mistake when Harry
arrived on the Tuscanla. . ;
1
CO.
kind
OREGON CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
Sewers, water work, irrigation ditchc any
of excavations mid concrete work.
Reasonable Prices
wiii office at
1038 Main Street
Phone 1144 S. Abrama, Manager
Real Hop Malt Syrup
Send for booklet Jjfc,
candy making f&$)
" and bahma I'
of Save A
Ilea. I'boue 11-13 Klamatb Fall
Office Phone JIM Mi-IIiiim llltl;.
age
in your bakings
in using - -
' 25 tor 25
Same Price
for over 35 years
Why Pay War Prices?
Buy from our:
neighborhood
dealer
Where does Budweiser Real Hop Malt
Syrup get its rich, mellow flavor and
piquant taste?
From imported Saazer and choice domes
tic hops! From the finest barleys grown
in America! From that can't-bc-copicd
Anheuser-Busch way of cleaning, grad
ing, blending and malting!
It took the skill of America's most famous
maltsters and the experience of 70
years to get this just-riht blend. Results
will show you what a world of difference
it makes the very firct time you try a can.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ST. LOUIS
4 PIONEER T03ACCO CO.
tocul 0itrWora Kl.m.lh Falls, Ore,
BLUMAUER & HOCI1 CO.
OM,..s Cnff VUtrtbvtof Portland, Or..
Successful Dentistry
c,i ii oiilv he succosfiil when fnundi'd on thorough tlicruncti
tics. The Imiuilred leeili iiiusl lie tlmtoiiuhly treated and
btiiced In pni"r condition before the lining. Inlay, rrosn
or bridge work Is Initiillcd. tn li rwh a the ilcullst's work HI
result In fiilluro ut some future lime I'lace your di'lilnl trou
bles n our rhurgm uud llu-y will be sune-fully and jrniau
cully banished.
DR. R. D. COE
Ifopka Bldf.
rhone 836
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rcaous wan musi
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O homage to you your day of nativity, of iru
rijge, ot motherhood or fjthriKooJ.
1 lark back to your last In'nliJay. Retnemorr lit
warm clow of satisfaction tliat rsuumcJ wilh you
long after a thoui;lithil fiiend or IostJ one tuj call
ed you by Long Disiaruc to widi you joy.
Your friends, too, luve t!iir day of days. If yoa
camiot 1 with ilvrni, send your voice tl ltt r
f.tition of your fmotulirymtt the voice highwsyt
of l-onj; Distance thought mora valued than
precious gifts.
To the boundaries of the Nation and beyond, I7
Long Uislarwe from your telephone.
n in PAanc itLnn ione and tlixckapi i company
r"
It costs so little to have
Running Water
Perhaps you have always
thought of running water
as an- expensive luxury.
As a matter of fact, the
investment in a Fairbanks
Morse Home Water Plant
completely installed is less
than half the average as
sessment for a city water
main! Furthermore, the
200
Gallon
PcrHour
Plant-
It.
Automatic.
Come In and
Sett a llcmun
itratiun
fi
if
3
cost of opera
tionismerelya '
fewcentsaday!
No matter where you
live you can have all the
convenience, all the health
protection of running
water.
There is a plant for
drawing water from any
source lake, spring,
stream, shallow well, deep
well, cistern. These plants
are furnished to operate
on electric, kerosene or
gasoline power, in sizes
from 120 to 5.000 gallons
per hour. The electric
plants operate automat
ically. Come in and let as
show you the plant that
willnx-ctyourrcquircmcnts.
There is one essential distinction
in our pressure water system
"They
A hoays
Work"
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Phone 371
Try
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123 No. 6th St.
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FAIRBANKS-MORSE
HOME WATER PLANTS
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