The Evening herald., June 21, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

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THE KLAMATH-HERAT.lv KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927
ADVERTSING
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In a genuine factor In (he dlatribu
dlans, lu tint and sw-con-l
Doaltiona with third honor innir.
IS BIG FACTOR, n,ly w,th,n rMch of .
ui tuv uuw uiii inuian entries.
Mad Bull, heading the contest.
atruck out for the last 87 mllea of
Hon of their product. In fart., the rourm at 10 o'clock lant night
newapaprr adrertlalnit today l-arter having had almost flva houra
second only to the necessity of mak-jof rest. Flylnc Cloud arrived three
Ing a good product at a fair coat i quartera of an hour before Mad
and a reaaonable price.
null left. The holder of second
it I were asked why an artver-, place sot lea than three hour
User ahould use newspaper adver-jrest. tearing here ahortly before
Using, my reply would be: "It coata midnight when 9 mllea behind the
leant and aervea best. leader. .
News .til KloxlMo. Mollka'a hacker, awaiting hi
".Vewspaper advertising la flex- arrival here early today, prepared
Ible. It ia a godsend to the manu- to push him on In a last do.ipor.no
factnrer. or what wo In the ncwn-' tffor, to overtake the other two.
paper Industry term the national! The other six runners wera
advertiser. When 1 say 'flexible'. I at rung over a distance of nearly
I mean it may lie used at will andljoo mllea.
In keeping with local conditiona In j With hia usual run of luck and
every part of the country. jalamlna. Mad Bull waa expected to
Tan you imagine a manufactur- pull Into C.ranta Pasa some time to
er of electric fans advertiaing his night to capture first prlie of .-
not weatner ran in Boston In He-looo. Another $1,000 will be dia
rember? Vet he may profitably tributed in secondary places.
advertise electric fans in Florida Inj
December. The aame method In n yi . , lm n .
reasoning applies to almoat any , lJ I API U tf I
kind of merchandise."
Ten reasons were listed by Bar
ton In support of his statement that
newspapera occupy first place In
both the distribution and aale
TELL OF LIFE
merchandise. These reasons were
Ten Kcaaons.
Practically no waste circulation
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f'a poster with our pictures on It.
and got away with It."
Look Alike ,
Slight, slender, almost Identical
of each oiher that we couldn't, the
youth answered. "Wo knew they
'stood a better chance of catching in
If e stayed together, but we lust
couldn't part. I guess that'a where
we made our mistake."
At this point Itay broke Into Hie
conversation.
"You know," he said, "they
wouldn't have caught ua at that. If
they had given ua a month longer.
We had decided to stir In Ohio Just
a month longer. The circular la the
post office at Hanging llork waa a
constant menace to us."
"If it hadn't been for my wife
and baby we wouldn't have been
caiiKht."
"Did you ever feci like telling
your wife that you and Hoy weto
the Do Autreuiont twins?" Kay was
asked.
"No. I never wanted to do that.
You know we were getting along so
happily. It would have spoil I
everything to have told her. I
really forgot that my real name waa
De Au;remont."
INTEREST RUNS HIGH
IN PAPER CONTEST
the reader can act Instantly by go- j ave a missing Incisor In Ray's mouth
log to the dealer and buying; prac- and his peroxided hair, they talked
tically every one reads newspapers: !ltu the aame husky drawl, with the
newspapera are timely and up to'ame tossed back head, with the
the minute; the potential buyers same Inflection,
can be selected to inform places) "You may say for me." Ray
where dealers are ready to sell; j drawled Immediately following bis
charges can be made to conform t.,; arrival in the county Jail, "that my
conditions of the locality: a waste -only wish is that my mother and my
or advertising money is not neces
sary to get a dominant position:
Intense reader Interests: the deal
er benefits from national advertis
ing used In conjunction with his
own advertisement; advertising and
distribution may go hand In hand,
placing the advertising near the
dealer and the dealer near the ad
vertising. . .. .
KAROOK INDIAN
STILL IN LEAD i ht I wish my family might be spar- i
father and my brothers might bo
spared the heartaches this case has
caused. Yon may say that I only
wish I might bear, here " and he
tapped his chest "all the burden of
this sorrow."
"Doea that mean," he was asked,
"that yon wish you could shouldnr
the entire blame in the case?"
Roy stiffened somewhat.
Koy Nettled
"It does not." he ahot back posi
tively, "it means only what I said
(Contlnned From Pare It
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ATTORNEYS NEAR
FIGHT IN HUGH TRIAL
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"Somebody shut Coyle Johnson In
the bark wheu he writhed with seven
buckshot lu Ills abdomen. Ido
sheila and cartridges don't prove
It," cried Neuner. "but It la a cir
cumstance consistent with guilt."
"I want this Jury tn comb this
j evidence with a fine-tooth comb and
at every turn of the road they will
I find three men the throe In the
' Kugene atnrea. the three In the Nil
; verton ramp and the three In Port
- land." shouted Neuner.
j "The post office receipt In the
overalls la culled 'manufactured evl
I deuce,' when you go homo after
I your d liberations, rummage your
old suits and aee It you don't find
evidence."
i
Alleged Brief Case
Bootlegger Arrested
With his brief rase filled with
pint bottles of alleged moonshine
'whiskey. Don K. liarticll, Pelican
City, was arrested yesterday by
IHrputy Sheriff Louis Mueller on the
charge of poKsossion of liquor and
) today was scheduled to appear be
fore Justice of the Peace W, 1.
llarnes to answer to the cotmilulnl. 1
Hartaell, according to officers,
plays for a dinre orchestra.
Health Conditions
Of Klamath Good
Communicable diseases have
dropped off considerably diiilua
-""
Hie past few weeks, ucconlllH In a
bullet In from the "late bmnl of
Ileal! Il giving Hie llunjtll slluilllc.il
of Klamalli for the week ending
June II.
Mill five new raava were repoile.l
to the medical director of Mm Kit
iii a ill county health unit during Ilia
week, the bulletin stales, an I I hey
were segregated as follows: Measles, .
3; pneumonia, I: and lubercutosls,
1.
Keforc Vacation Time
Come In tomorrow and let u I'til
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We guarantee expert dental
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GLEANERS
(Continued From Page Onel . d the sorrow that that is bound
be out In costume to welcome their has arutn over our arrest."
runners. The band will be on hand I "We Uvtd la Hanging Rock,
and everything pcin:a to a big cele- Ohio." said Ray. as he gulped bits
bratlon here this evening should'0' nl Potatoes in the county
the Grants Pasa runner keep up his : J" kitchen. "We worked in the
pace and come In first. Misusing Rock Coal and Iron Com
pany.
"We made many friends in the
Intimate
Friends so in-
' CRESCENT CITY Calif.. June 21.
VP) The sSO-mile Redwood high- 'o rars we were there.
way marathon between San Francis-1 inenas, you Know.
co and Grants Pass Ore., entered tlmate that they undoubtedly car
Its final phase today with Mad j rled with them a perfect mental plc
Bull and Flying Clond. Karook In-1 tare of us. My hair was bleached.
but that wasn t enough. I
"The post office at Hanging Rock :
Is small. Only a corner in a store.
There was a board.
Poster Threatens
MRS. JOKKI'HINK HOWKIt "And the only poster on that
Friends ara resneeifullv i.it,l board waa that of ua. It was in
to attend the funeral services for the editable that some day some Intimalo
late Josephine Marjaro Bower to tw I riend of ours oM Iook " " n'1 .
held on Thnrsdav mnrnlnr sr 10-SiiOur laces wouia iiasn inrouKn uis
Obituary
o'clock at the Earl Whitlock Funer
al Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth with
Bev... Frank Wemett officiating.
Interment will be made in the Ltnk
vllle cemetery.
al
mind, and then flooey.
"So we left Hanging Rock
though we hated to."
"Why didn't you fellows separate."
Roy was asked. "We think so much
MRS. MINNIE WILSOX
Mrs. Minnie Wilson, wife of tho
late Alva C. G. Wilson, passed away
at her residence, 1840 Johnson Ave
nue at 12:10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, following an Illness of one
week. Mrs. Wilson was born in
Oklahoma and had reached the age t
of 44 years. She had been a resi
dent of Klamath Falls for 20 years. T
Four children survive. Otis and Her
bert Wilson. Mrs. Cora Welcher and
Mrs. EnU Tyrell all of Klamath
Falls.
Friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral services to be; I
held on Wednesdsy afternoon at ! J
2:30 o'clock from the Earl Whitlock t
Funeral Home. Pine Avenne at
Sixth with Rev. Frank Wemett, i
pastor of The First Methodist church
officiating. - Interment will be made
In the family plot In I.lnkville cemetery.
t EMBOSSING
BRICK CAFE
; 111 No. 7th St
Just a little off Main,
but when you find us
you will always come
again.
Open All Night
"Always Good
COFFEE"
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You Might Save a Dollar!
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You cannot measure the value of
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' calculations.
DR. H. W. BARR
Eye Sight Specialist
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