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THE EVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREflON
Monday. June 27. 1927
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T. B. MALARKEY-
W. II. PERKINS
T. B. ENGLISH
. : Editor
Advertising Manager
Iluslneaa Manager
EsUrcd as aeoond elan matter at the poatofflca at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
on A-uiuat 10, 190, under act of Congress March S.187.
Delivered by Carrier
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Associated Press Leased Wire
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation
thinking on thu part of somooim flij,.w hmvy finomth to
puss it in tho legislature. It is u proposed law thai only mMs
more red tape and more clerks to take care of it, while not
resulting: in any permanent good.
Andy Collier's voting- registration bill is a Rood one and
it should pass. It makes it impossible for any person to vote
at a regular election unless he shall have been registered.
This does away with floaters and repeaters on election day.
Then, there is the county bond measure for finishing tho
roads. If you ever expect to have a road on tho west side
of the lake vote for those bonds,- If you people want to drive
to Rocky Point, Lake of the ooilsy fjr any of the west side
resorts, vote for the road bonds.
If the farmers want to increase their land values, vote
for the bonds, for a county without a complete road system is
not a place where people seeking land usually go. There are
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1927
Vote TomoiTow
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If we aregoing to continue) the initiative and referendum
ana
Member of the Aaaoclated Press
The Aaaoclated Preaa is exclusively entitled to the use or republication
if all nwa rfUnafrhaa rroriUnd to It or not otherwise, credited In this
"ylriV? SS "PUb"'i stretches of road already built in the county that are deterior-
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aiing rapiaiy uecause nicy kid nut kuiciuu. oiu tor me
bonds and save the money you have already spent.
On general principles, listen: If Klamath county is going
to finish herself and make of herself the well l'bunded out
place to live that all would like to see, she must first finish
her road program. Now is the time to do it. The payment of
the bonds will very largely be done by the additional gaso
line tax and auto license fees to be returned to the county, to
gether with the forest timber money that comes this way. Real
property will pay little if any of the proposed bond issue.
Vote the road bonds for it is the thing to do.
But, whatever you do, vote tomorrow. Either do that or
direct legislation by the people everyone must vote
take part in the show. Nothing is farther from success than
direct legislation .with only a handful of people voting on im
portant matters.
Tomorrow me bii tit -"" i
lot will appear a number of measures. Some of them are local I
in other countie but tinder the state laws we must an vote on
what Multnomah county people want, so let's go to it.
W.anayl?io know a thipg about the Nestucca river
whether it should be ,closed to- fishing, moved into another
county, or cemented over, but there is a measure on the bal
lot and we must vote. Naturally most of us will be with
the sportsmen who seek to eliminate commercial fishing, for
the wild life! is going fast anci'thosejesiding in Klamath coun
ty realize"ViId life is orient jhe big assets to the state. '
As" to MuTtnomahcounty school matters the only safe
line of reasoning to -follow is to vote to let Multnomah do as
she pleases. wWch will mean vote for trfe measures.
When it -c.orne 'down to State income tax, that affects us;
come out and a&y you are opposed to direct legislation by the
people. .
. The three d' Autremonts art in prison. tIf that is a good
enough place for them then all is well, but a lot of people be
lieve in capital punishment for such birds as they are.
Coolidge is not having funall the time in his summer
all and we are about all against it at least so far as we have I home. The entire legislature of South Dakota called on him
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Meet the ticket sellers for the S. P. tomorrow morning.
They are tenderfeet, for they come from the Puget Sound
country and what you tell them they will believe. But tell
them the truth, for the truth is good enough.
heard.. The land owner does not vant it because he knows . the other day.
thevtatkX6f reducing his taxes Is all 'b'unk and that in the end J s -
he wilt -pagraiot only Jris heavy real property tax, but he will Portland's strangler is at work again. He is a criminal
ateKpayja additional incorrfe tax, -the-money derived from 'that should be caught and caught quickly.
which will build buildings and be spent in other ways that the :
siat.cap , verjeasijy. get. along wjthput., ; 5 Are you going to vote tomorrow, or are you going to cuss
In' Klamath' county whqre men and wp,men work, the in-1 after it is all over? . ,..
come.t'.is cspecialfy dfstastefuL.A single person who makes!
nidhP'than-lOOO -a year will -have, to pay a tax and the I Sunday accident lists are large, showing that more carc-
mrrT4d person wno makes'more than $2,000 a year will also ;ful driving will bring better results
have;fe.pajia'tax. c; Vote tomorrow and vote against such a
measure. -:
l!f Jhe assessors blank-bill is another peice of foolhardy
Hoping that the timber merger will be successful is
regular hope with every man who handles 'a board.
IX tiusier nrowns
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LOREMAN .WELL.
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Formal Initiation of Oil
Drilling Made Yesterday
Near. Bonanza
People gathered at the Lorcman
Oil Well No. 1 In Langell Valley
yesterday afternoon from Klamath
Falls. Malln. Morrill, Bonanza and
Langell Valley to witness the "spud
ding In" of the first well of the
Loreman derclopment. ;
Promptly at 1:30 o'clock steam
was turned Into the engine and
the large drill began Its first
strokes on Its way to the interior of
the earth to determine whether or
not oil Is to be one of the great
resources of Klamath Basin.
John Loreman says It Is a re
source and he believes It so thor
oughly that he has bet many months
of his time and a small fortune In
getting his rig together and erect
ing It on a geological structure
which to his mind Is a sure enough
oil dome.
The crowd was a fine, good na
tured one and all ate' "hot dogs"
and drank coffee and lemonade In
quantities prior to the starting of
the drill. When all was In readi
ness to begin, ' a short talk was
made telling of the work Mr. Lore
man has already done and outlining
his plan to put down the well.
It was stated that no ono man
ran put down an oil welt and that
it Is necessarily s co-operative ven
ture. But it was also said, quoting
Mr. Loremsn, that no one who
could not afford to lose the Inrest
mnnt should enter the oil game.
Loreman Insists that he does nut
want money from anyone who Is
not willing to gamble with him on
the possibility of oil. He has al
ready gambled his time and. 'money
and Intends to gamble more until
the well Is down1, and It Is on that
baxis. that he wanta anyone who
wishes to enter the game to come
In. '
The crowd lingered most of the
afternohn at the well and many cars
camei from A kj(atic as the day
urocaeded. -A J
1 .1 Milll.l if, tiiiHimaitn
Uue to the Illness of Miss Le Lalno
West, candidate for the D. A. It. in
the contest for the selection of
Goddess, Justice and Columbia In
the Fourth of July celebration. Miss
Kvclyn Amlcke will appear at The
Pine Tree this evening with the other
candidates, according to announce
ment made this afternoon by Mrs. F.
Glover. : ' . '
Letters From
the People '
Aunliint I'lio Itiuid Honda.
Kdltor. Ilorald:
Tho people of Kliimnllt Fulls null
so louc aeo voted lliiil Dili) furl
building tho Struhnrtt railroad.
They hare tu'vit paying i 13.000 a
year Interest every year since thou.
What have they to show for It?
They ar now being nuked to vote
J500.0UU of road bnmla. Tim In
terest on these will be 130,000 a
FOR SALE
French seal, full length fur
roat valued at $100.00 for
$10.00 It taken wlthlii the
next two days. See - Mrs.
Beasler at 42 6 Klamath Ave.
i-ii r. For the Hirnliurii buiula you
huve two slreiiks of runt. For "Hie
Inuil bonds you will have one atienk
of dirt. In tulklng nbotit tho build
ing of these runda you bear liolh
tng about maintenance. The rouilx
already constructed are not bcliK
maintained as they should bo lit:
iauo of the cost. Add to them III"
mileage proposed under this llnn.l
Issue, and where will you laud?) It
will bo like the dog and the bono
you will loo what you liuvo In
reaching for the shadow. Let us
take cure of what we have; fix them
so that tho money ulrrady snvut
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lime to ex lend the program. Tllo
cost of Ihesii new bonda will tin
paid principally out of the pockets
of the small homo owner, the work
ing man who will huve to pay high
lent, nnil Hie furuier who has no
ny of adding Ills Increased lax to
the stuff he has to sell. "If you
Klve mora money to the politicians
to spend, they Willi spend," and you
will hold the sack Let us put It
atnp to thu vollnf of any mora
bonds by de'cuUns1 tlio road bonds
tomorrow.
i. t cahlhon:.
Why out off such an luiiiortant
thing as bettreding your seeing
power?
We are fullv entilmied tn r,,n.
der you all the aid that glasses!
win give and assure you of a ser
vice that you will appreciate. Do
not hesitate longer but roma in
TODAY. I
DR. H. W. BARR
F.yo Sight Specisllst '
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STAGE
Information to all
points. Call at
New Stage Depot
rlth anil Klamath Ate.
Phone 326
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
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& Dye Works
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The success or failure of your flock de
pends largely upon the way you feed them.
Good feed means better production.
MARTIN BROTHERS MILL
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poultry will thrive on Martin Brothers'
feed.
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MEASURE NO. 302
On the ballot for the special election to t.e held June it. Is a
institutional amendment which provides that the f limitation
provision of the Oregon Constitution may apply to the t'onland
ichool District as It now applies to all other school districts through
out the state.
This measure affects no other dlalrh't In Oregon than lbs
Portland Hihool District end Portland rraldeiits will appreciate
rour support.
VOTE 302 YES
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