Secti6nTyo Wfa&
WlATHEh."
OREOON; . Fair,, tonight and
Thursday but fdg near the cot at to
night. Warmer tn tho" Interior ot
th wMit ponton Thursday.' Lower
humidity. Moderate, n o i th srl jr
winds.. -
, Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service
Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
Price Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1927
Number 6065
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WORK
TO START
ON S. P; PROJECT
$2,000,000 Railroad Under
taking Underway Soon;
Finished October 1
Willi rrcsj awi'inliliiiK at WcihIiI
oiitliirn li-niiiiiiui of tlit' V. ', H
(). work In Klllllllliril looming ""
Vi vhiLi, Cullforiiln mut Oregon mil
mini, u project rnlullliitf file p
m uilltimi at niiitlitiHii-l'. 9'i.WW,.
OOO, Hill lie aliirliil mi aiiii'iluliil
1 1 mi- -.hurt I after July I, according
In miiil lunar illMiii' riiiniliiiiil
inlliiii front lliu ttvenlng HcrnM'
lki'vlew rDmnMiiifliii(.
Th N. (.', t U. controlled mid fi
nanced by the Houlharu I'nctric Id
narrow gatiae linn extending from
Lakrvlew IM in lira souli'itu Writ
del where It ci.ntifirta with lh 8.
H.'e Westwood r'rnlry branch.
In an Interview wllh V. II, Mc
Cartney, general manner )r the
N. C. O. railroad, the lloruld
1
FOURTH OF JULY SALE
OF USED CARS
Try and Beat These Prices:
1926 Essex Coach ! . $400.00
1925 Ford Coupe $250.00
1925 Hudson Coach, new paint,
tires and motor overhaul.1
Studebaker Touring : .......... $150
'Ford Touring ..$ 75.00
" . . - .:
1 926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan,
four new tires. ' '
Acme Mptor Go.
Phone 680 Open Evenings and Sundays
. . ',, ,,..-,,. Ki'..''-:. . u
J ruriwii'initniit biurpcd flint three
rravK n( 12(1 men each would work
on llm project under Ilia direction
of A. K. MiKnnnet, H. I'. ongluear
who In Cham ot ronalrnctlon
work on th Caacade line. '
The flrat rrnw will lay alternate
gauge tlia; Hi aprond will lliy the
nrw Hiat'l rnlla; and Tim third will
Imllnut I tin rand bad.
Tbo Work will b cimjilntcd liy
Oi-t'ibiT 1.
Tbo naw proji-rt la aluhllliaul
not only barauac It mean I ha de
vlopnu;nt and eiploliailon of Lake
romity rokourcra, but twaua It In-illial-a
(lit early runipli-llon of th
Modoc Northern rullroad m project
whlrh would extend from Klamath
Knlla to Alturaa ronnartlnc with
th N. ('. U. railroad and wjilih
would not ha poaibl unlxaa thn H.
I', aubaldlury waa Mandard rauitrd.
3
Vereran Thespaln
v ; As Growing Weaker
BAN VrANCISTO. June !. iAI
John lmw, dean of AmcrUan ac
tum, auffprad a relapa ypatrrday In
hi flkht analnat an attack of artb
rltla which aelted him In Portland
aavcral k aico. Ilia condition
wa reported extremely weak.
Thn report mark another tarn In
Mr. Drew' battle, which thua far
haa been a gradually lonlng one.
If had "fnlrly itood" day yeater
day, faoapllal bulletlna aald.
Kuveral tlmea aim hi confine
mnt to the ick bed the 71 year old
theaplnn haa been ropprted on th
yorxo of death.
K. K. TOTrt ItlNTIlllUTK T).
8AI.KM. June . Htat School
fiaperlnlendout C. A. Howard - re
port that the Klamath Falla achool
hav contributed toward th Oreiton
fund for the rehabilitation of th
Lou I mi Conaolldated Krhool In th
flooded aectlon of Muuilaalppl. The
achool rhildrfn of Oreiton have un
dertaken to put thl achool In re
pair for the nponina; of th 'fall
term. Huperlatendpnt Howard fur
ther report that 147.11 haa l
roady been received for thl pur
poa. A barber lu New York waa run
ovr by but own car. Well, that'll
Klva the poor fellow wimethln; to
talk about, anyhow.
Aire They Collies, or Wolves?
p. mi-,.
What'wlll thc four yu.mratera
trow op to be Mother, who aianda
. i by wlill they hav their dinner.
II a wolf, captured two year azo
en a farm near Milton. Wl. Their
futhar la of the Colli breed, a do-'
- ineatlo pet for avneratinna.
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Both Ends Open-Automatic Touch Control '
'. . .
Jrons Dreiret , Men's Shirts, Lingerie Everything Easier, Quick
..-a r and Better Than You Ever Dreamed Possible.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
: ' v V- By MISS NEVA Ll BRIDGES' '.'
6 DAYS, BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 27
. Ladies! Bring Down Your Ironing and Let Miss Bridges Show
' 'You How Quickly arid Easily The Simplex Can Do It. '
The California Oregon Power Company
4th and Main Streets, Klamath Falls
ifniii"jil
Final Organization
Grazing Association
i To. be Made Tuesday
.' is. " " t ' .' " n
Final ornanlxatlon of lh Klamath
baa In araxlna; acsociatlpn a or-1,
anlxatton 'which will leas lower'
Klamath lake a a- sraxlos adjunct
to the Klamath llveatock lnduatry
will be conaummated next Tueaday
nlxht, it waa decided' at the original
meetlnir of the Jlreatork men held
Monday nixht. r
The Tueaday met Inn will be con'
ducted Id the Merrill ' commun
hall and all llreitock man of the
Klamath baaio are arced to be pre
ent. i
A committee an by-law waa ap
pointed a follow: N. R. Laird,
Jamea U'Keefo of ML Dome. A. L.
A'ndrleu, Morrill. Klchard Walah of
Mulln. and E. L. lfoaley ot Klamath
Falla. i - .
POIZE SEEKERS :
ARE AfJfiQU NCFfl
Crater 'Entrance
Vfioads Mby Not be
HOpen by July 1st
The falling of ' foot of -enow In
the Crater Lake national park Sun
day, followed by. fraeilns weather.'
prmenla grave danger that the en-1
trance road to the laka ctnnot be
cleared for travel by July 1, the -
(date i for the- official " opening M
(be park.'- " - i
Kerty men are at work on the
Mat foor-mlle atretch of mow be
tween Anna ipringa and the lake.
but a the drift are all feec deep "
and practically aolld Ice, glow pro
grea is' being made. Weather' In
the park la atlll -nnaettled and in
dication are that mora anow will"
full.1 - v: . 1 V. ;.
",' Tb flrat contingen: of lodge em-,
ploye. about 20 peraona. left Mad-,
ford Monday morning for the lake. '
They wjll travel a far a pomtible '
by automobile and then haul their
baggage and auppllea the remaining
diatance over the frozen anow with ,
aleda. 1
i
A crowd In St. Loui didn't know I
Lindbergh but gathered around tt
look, at his naw alUcr-sray roadater.
Oh. well, Rt. Loul 1 a pretty big
town. , ' . '
At The '
.LIBERTY
1 tTheatre'
.LAST TIMES TODAY
: LILLIAN RICH
:iiN.;-
Tlie
Golden
iWeb"
The .Third '.Degree!
On truiLfor-mwder!
A 300-foot plunge!
An earthquake!
all in
THE GOLDEN WEB"
Chamber Members
Asked t Attend
' Span Celebration
List or Contestants for Her '
aid, News campaign. Told ,
, iv in -Today's Issue n,; j
'With the "appearance today on
j another page, in thla laaue. of the
' . name of "men a n H vnman fntn
Klamath Falla apd aorroundlng ter
ritory who bare entered-The Kla
math News' and Evening Herald's
14.000 prize campaign, actrrlty
commences in every section.. '.The
public la made t aware, for too
firstNtlme, wha th -ambitiou mcn
and women are who are aaeklng the
many valuable' prizes. '1 r;
. With all the preliminary work ot
tke campaign attended to. th mer
ry race to gather votes Is now on In
earnest. Not a few. candidate hcf
Improved their 'time during the leal
few' days by phoning their acquaint
ances what ihey hope to do. Some
have enlisted the anpport ot their
relatives to spread the news that
they sr out after a, beautiful new
Membors of the Chamber ot Com
merce have been extended an invita
tion to attend the celebration of the
'crooked Tllvcr Tlrldgo, north ot Bend, ! enclosed car and are' determined to
k3
I Theatre
LAST APPEARANCE TONIGHT OF AN . ;
? EXCEPTIONAL-.13 ILL OFrj -v-
"VA'U D E VI'LlL E"
A Comedy Skit, Novelty, Violin-. Virtuoso,
. ; J ,- Singing and Dancing t r
vON THE SCREEN: '
JOHNNY HINES in '
"STEPPING ALONG"
' Coming Thursday and Friday
CLARA BOW
in
-PARISIAN-LOVE?i
j v a '.,
to be held on Jaly 1$. through a
letter from the Bend Chamber ot
Commerce. ' '
The . Invitation was ' extended
through J. Upton who is chairman
of the roads committee of the Bend
Chamber of Commerce. -
! A rticl e Ad vertises
Great Klamath Basin
1 1 .-
"Klamath An
Ing" Is the subject ot
written by Attorney R.
beck which will appear tn the August
laaue of The Oregon Magazine.
Copies pf the magazine, which is
beautifully llluatratod. - were shown
at .the Chamber of Commerce some
time ago, when A, Rebel, publisher.
'.appeared before the directors ask
ing thst they support the magazine.
which Is now on sulo in all the news
stands throughout the sate." "
To further advertise Klamath, The
Southern Pacific haa ordered more
than KObo extra copies ot th) August
Issue In which Mr. Groes beck's
in. Others have obtained promises
of subscriptions, resisting that it is
the esrly birds that get the automo
biles. ,
Perhsps there are a few whs"
have hesitated to enter. These
should read how easy it la to get
a good start which will send them
I along the road to victory. . Fill
I out the nomination blank appearing
on the same page as the first list
of nominees today. That blank
I will count 12,000 free votes. Send
Empire Awaken- It In and you will be aapplled with
. 2: i: 1 J,
an article I all necessary forms for taking ssu-
(VGroe- scrlptlons.
Interest is High ' ,
In Tout " South
To " California
WIRTZ : TO
122 S. 6thXSt: juU pff Main
Summertime and Ukuleles
New Unar.BaantlfuKXlDM and -a atonth's Free Lessons
Pjos-Y-ctrola9-Edis6na---U
opMuaicilor $1.00
We have a few bargains in used Pianos
V- ' i '"' .. .
PlCTURE'rRAJflNO ' "
! ' , PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
" : ' 'V - ; ;- , PlANOS 1TDNED AND REPAIRED
With a goal ht ISO-ttcketa to be
sold for the Sacrlmento-San Fran
cisco , excursion on July 12. an in
tensive drive was started yesterday,
under the direction' of FT. M. Bubb ,
of the American National Bank.
A number ot business men made
splendid -article on thla section U to , ero"s yv-wro.y-wna u
nnnear - ' . ,
Miss Wither spoon
'"" Is' Good , Prisoner
i
SALEM, Ore., June 2: W) One
ot the moat valuablo prisoners In the
state penitentiary, according to
Superintendent Meyers, Is Mlas Har
riett Weatlifiraoa who Is serving
time for participating In the looting
ot thn Florence State Bank aevpral
months ago. She works In. the
prison office and at present Is en
gaged In revising the prison records.
. ; . HOY KII.I.F.I.
SALEM; Ore., June 29, ( Beilo
Rernlng. 1 year old son ot Mr. and
over th,e week-end
Reports from Sacramento and San
Franolsro Indicate the southern '
cities are planning a 'celebration for
(he local visitors upon their arri
val In the south.
Hal Blackbnrn's orchestra will ac
company the delegation south, plans
for the members to go being com-,
pleted at the. chamber of commerce
directors" luncheon, Tuesday noon.
...
Loreman Locates '
Lethbridge Well
V-aiaVJkBWsa
: ,u The Joy of Vacation
should not. bmarrwi tSya rnisera&e aching tooth,
when painless dentistry, can so readily relieve any
such troubles that teeth are heir to, as practiced
by Dr. Coe. . . . There is little that is painless or
repugnant His methods are of the very latest kind,
scientifically up-to-date, and backed by dental skill
and knowledge that has made! his reputation an en
vied one. Inlays, fillings, crown and, bridgework
are his specialties. .. xv- - V; '
DR. R; D. COE
i -
Hopka Bib.'
Phone 836
In the Oil. and Gas Journal, a,
national publication; there was pub-'
llahed on June thi an Item ot news'
tolling ot an oil strike at Leth-.
Mrs. Otlo Horning ot-Gervals, was' bridge. Alberta, at a depth of 2200
killed near that place on the Pacific
highway laid yeatorday when ho was
run over by an automobile driven
by It. 0. Simmons, a salesman ot
Salem. Witnesses nay that In try
ing lo ouV from hitting the child,
Simmons ran his car Into the ditch,
and that th boy ran from behind
another car and In front of tho
Simmons car. , ,
WOMAX PALM, IHF.S
PORTLAND, Ore., June 29., ()
Tripping on the basement stairs to
dn. Mrs. Laura C. Mink, SO, fell to
tho hasemont floor at her homo,
struck hor head on tho concrete and
diod beforo medical aid could reach
her. Hor skull was fractured.
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This Item of news Is Inleresllng
to Klamath 'Ilnsln people for the
reason that John Loreman, who haa
Just started a well In, the Bonanza
region, made a geological report on
the Lethbridge, territory three years
ago and his report atated oil would
bo found at -about' 2 lt0 feet.' 'Ap
parently Mr; Loreman waa right.
If his judgment here Is as good as
It was tn Canada this cduntry ' can
look for an toll-excitement-as soon
as his well Is down. ',
Who remembers way back when
Chiang and Chang were baring a
war In China and took mdst ot the
first page?
IsTow $feVe Got a
Good Place td' Eat
Only the best served
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HOTEL WILLARD
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