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THE KLAMATH HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, JUNE 21. 1927
T. B. MALARKEV..
W. II. PERKINS
r. a ENGLISH
. Editor
..Advertising Manager
Business Manner
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" ' ' TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927 !
once enter the navy building Riufo and compote with the;
world in producing the biirjrest navy ever known to man.
-That's the kind of talk that gets aome place. That's tho
kind of proclamations that Avill make the world ait up quick
ly and wonder if Uncle Sam has finally shaken off his cloak
of optimism and is now looking things straight) in the face.
For several years this nation has been playing what
seemed to be a very foolish game is permitting other first
class powers to do as they pleased in navy building while we
sat idly by and trusted to luck, isolation and history, for pro
tection. Observers all over the coasts warned Washington, D.
C, of the mistake being made, but the "country seemed to be
so intoxicated with prosperity and material wealthllhat no
heed was paid. f,
From now on, however, there is' Something dofng and
Uncle Sam will refuse to turn the other cheek to any of the
nations who see fit to engage him in ail altercation. i vThe sur
est way to prevent any enemy country from showing its teeth
is to be prepared, and that is what thq ,new navy building
program will mean preparedness, have heard the word
before, haven't we?
"It's the Water"
j Many farmers are taking the stand that peoplo who have
(their roads already built might be classed as a triflo selfish
.when they refuse to assist others in also securing good high-
,. . . . ... ., ., . . ways. Especially, they contend, this is true when it is well
When Leha Fourner came into Klamath Falls to coach .,.. 4. "I . . . , . . ,
' ... u: n a, .v.. -Kfo.i ,.! known that h'Khways open country and increase values, en.
j courage land settlement which means more production and
herself for the big Canadian marathon swim she chanted the
f - i r t v. .. it
reason "7 " ... greater wealth to the community
Here the lady, Vho has medals galore for expert swimming, j
who stayed for 14 miles in the Catalina Island contest, who s HOPPER BLIGHT IS
me Iirsi laay 10 ever swim wie fliameu imbiiu luaiuici, wnu NOW UNDER CONTROL
ftas ine worms recora iorman or woman as insiae swimmer,;
can enter "fresh" water and swim by the hour as she hardens (Continued From Page One)
her muscles, and puts herself in perfect condition to enter the
fresh water contest in the northland.
The waters of Rocky Point may yet be made famous by
the lady swimmer just as Opie Read made the waters of
Caney Fork famous because of their exceptional quality.
She comes to Klamath county to get the altitude, the
fresh water and the joy of being in the big out of doors.
Klamath Falls extends her a mosty hearty welcome, for when
she enters the Canadian races we will all feel a deep interest
largest army ot hoppers, located on
the I.lskey leased lands.
"I drove for three-quarters of a
mile through this bunch of aruss-
noppers. ana on every side were
dead hoppers." Henderson said.
"It was a remarkable demonstration
ot what effect the poison had and
shows that cooperation among: the
farmers can check any insect blight
that may arise in the future."
Science via. Numbers
in her and when she wins Klamath Falls will very properly The b,,le w" one of wienee
. u .v L . against numbers. Twenty thou-
acci Vila I. a pui uuu ui mc miuijf uciuuga iu tnc ttaiers Ul
Rocky Point.
It Had to Come"
The United States government has issued a warning to
all nations of the world to the effect that unless each of them
ceases activity in building a larger navy, this nation will at
sand acres ot forage and grain land
were at stake. Unchecked, the
hoppers would havo stripped the area
ot every vestige of green. The loss
would have been large, and. worse,
the hopper Infestation of next year
would have been even larger.
During the first few weeks ot the
battle against the hoppers, unfavor
able weather conditions gave the
Insect hordes a head start. Rut
during the past week, the warm
for poison
weather has been Ideal
operations.
Damage, comparatively speaking,
wss nominal.
Control operations were supervis
ed by the county agent's office with
the cooperation of the I'nlled States
reclamation service and farmers of
the district.
Lighting Petitions
Accepted by Council
With sufficient signatures to as
sure the 'projects, two petitions
one for the lighting of south Sixth
strett from Main to the Sixth atreet
viaduct, and the second for the light-1
ing of Main street from Second to I
Eleventh streets were accepted last j
night by the city council and the
proposed improvements referred to '
the city engineer for preliminary i
plans and specifications.
The petitions were submitted bv
Lynn P. Sabln. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. It is hoped
to get the lighting projects undr
way within several months. '
Were you to chatwithRosaRaisa
and talk atioiit her woiideriul vbiceV ' 1
she'd say to you:
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COUT
!tat ffeiia, the finum : ; . .
aoDTaUM of th Chirvn s
"My husband, Qiacomo
Rimini, prefer:. Luckies
because they keep his
throat ever clear and free
from irritation. He in'
sisted that I try them and
I found all he said was
true. Nohv tve both smoke
Lucky Strikes. Not only
because they are kind to
our throats, but because
of their rare flavor."
Summer Camp
1 - "
At
Lake of The Woods
Opens
Monday, July 18 th, 1927
SPECIAL
FEATURES
Swimming, Boating, Overnight Hikes, Fishing, Games,
An Opportunity for Promotion in Scouting
Civic open Aasoci
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and do
mestic tobaccos, properly aged and
blended with great skill, and there
is an extra "process "It's toasted"
no harshness, not a bit o'f bite.
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Your Throat Protection
When In Ncm York you arc cordially Invited
to $rt how Lucky Strides are made at our
exhibit, corner Broadway and 45lh Street.
Leadership
Camping Committee
DR. G. H. MERRYMAN
j. C BOYLE
G. A. KRAUSE
T. P. HENDERSON
M. W. HAMAKER
Phone Headquarters for Reservation 1199-W
Camp Officers
B. Blevens, Camp Director
J. W. Scoggins, Assistant Camp
Director
Merle Swansen, Morale Officer
Tom Cunning:,. Senior Patrol
Officer.
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