The Evening herald., July 25, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
Mm'ier nl Uie Amwlmnl I'resa I
Tha Aiamlntfil rro in rii-umiveiy milled to mc um or rtpunnra
lnn of all now dlsrmi-lir rn.lll.rn' o It op not otherwUe credited
In tlil pler and "' 'I'0 lor.il nc w published, therein. All rlaht"
of rciu,l'"l,"n l-ll dlniiirhin heroin are lo reserved.
' Monday, July 25, 1927.
Buildings Will Wait
Wc felt that. Governor Patterson would after the
upocinl flection brinff thinjia tiown to earth, and he is
doiiiK it. He has adopted the retrenchment policy by
rnttinir off $1,170,000 from tno building program adopt
ed by the legislnturc. He has In . modest, dignified j
manner told the normal school people there will be no
. new normal school buildings erected for at least two
years, the same word went to the tuberculosis hospital
boosters, and very nmoh the same edict was rssued to
those who sought an office building in Salem.
' That is the real Ike. Patterson talking now. He is
cutting the cloth to meet the purse and in doing so he
is building himself up in the minds of the people in a
way that cannot help be gratifying to himself and to his
close supporters.
It was amusing to hoar the ones who wanted these
expenditures talk about the "will of the people," mean
ing that the people voted these things and they should
be built regard les .of lack of money. '
Those same advocates must bear in mind that the
latest decision of the people was to cut expenses and; the
last decision mus stand. .. , . rTjr
The Evening Herald wishes to commend G6vtirnor
Patterson for sticking his peg in the ground and stand
ing by it on the retrenchment program. ... ,.,-x,,
(( tlm ntia and. was then
thrown down an embankment
nor Minn & . Tho man
niul tils xin, who were In tlio cur
ri-atet with ullaht brule. Lo
ral rtldi'til ho witnriMieii the
ucrlilonl dmlmed Ilia mr tola:
wreck.
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t uiU-Aliluu.l l.ili.i Uiu ;'"' i ii,t ln i.1, Inn niiKiAiim 1.1 Hi
dny tiviUiinii, when an ldr!y
in. in, hoH nm 'ni ut lurned
Ull.'IIIIHi'd lo non, I'.nti
tvlilili'ii hcliiR drUon In tliu d'f-liho ruhhliiK lum'thiT of
H:llttii t Asiilnnd. Thu rnr iti. I pi,,,,,!, ,f Ilndiii'r, Mild
WhoeliT
III 11,11111 ItwwTKf
Oliinirml Tlmlwr
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oiii-of-Mat peii who mil join- . ,,. ivii.un city. Klm-
tit I ho rll mil. fciHlti- I'li'iirli'llv
mad lilmlnv uhIko roointillim
two
lluv
4'iinilllliiii X Hi lumawl
Th t'oudltloii of Mn. Iirrl
KlliKenld reiniilm unrhniiKtfd.
it'ordln to word reiolvi-d r
Mr.-.fHwvraM Jtrom I'orllnnd.
winTa hi '.'' Ik fonlinod A
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! Homo From iinnli-
Mr. and Mm. Cinirno Itarlli rr-
MTragedy
. ..i,ni.. vr. r.,111.. IIT'TII WITH S V1lHOM 15
VlEIIUil ,...-. ' . ' . , .
H'ir" Nil'. I."'" tootln" away und. l.n Monriar luuitniiu niinri-; puiuuu vivuiuk imiu ii
drnodv, whir i' tlioy altt'iidi'd I he
oiity ai ht tlahf'a tools Jual twiw.en np'lla or int'ir airuRgio lor
Iho home run uin mai-v cf the Ainerlian Leaisue, and. Inridoiitillly.
tlie world The Uai waa ahead when this photograph waa taken
and that's ohy he U playini: no cliefully on tho new Slven him
i... u..,.i uiMinmun tnnicm onlieatra leader. And I'olmnhia liu
ia laushim ill he r.al perbupa because In' intend I rcaklni the ,
l. .,..... m..np.l lti! KMf.alll! I
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miii iiuik.
t'ouway, lender of the parly. In
ten inlnulea two Im liea of hall I
fell. Alpenatocka und pit ka
aave out aparka.
Well Known Local
Couple are Wedded
alb iiunty, lit rentiulil tua alter
Iff of Klniualli enuaty from of
fering Ilia holding of the rotn
puny at aheiifl'a aale. and to
roVit.pl K, lllll llulilur, holder t
ulra iiiiilra.'l ami moriguitea
BKiilinl th ronipany, to glva a
romplcta aeroiiiitlng of llietn to
the tninleo waa ilenl.'d today l y
rVdernl JinU Mian.
JiiiIkk Dean mini Unit lliin
tnr. ii n J the Lumberman' Truat
iiimpaiiy, niiiiied 111 I ha all"
n defeinlanl. were riionhll per
aon and that he -could aen no
... ...nii.u m.IiI.i ilm alter.
waa ma 1" Ufa aule, aa It would only ei"
lieu
the to tie up the mill mid reaiilt In
Ann 'uniemi'itl of Ibn marrl
ait of Jerome Henry to lleuluh
louipi.in In Minna I'liy, ('alitor
lila, nu tin Hi 1.1 ii y
kuowu here today
young couple returned lioin the fuillier conipllrallnii.
aotithern rtiy.
The lirlile la the dailiibier of
Mr. nd Mr. W. T. .Couiptun ot
Pacific Terrace und la one nf
tlie attractive fining women
lllif.VK It Hit. I It
noil Mia, l.d Ul-i.il ami
aAMV li)'iy'l t4MtMli)y i
0"lll Wiloil - " -
GLASSES
FfM riniiwd. Fnici and ihj
Ciliwt liinaod in out on
lailory la mil )k'
irJiiiJit'l ttii '".
' Broken lent Kaplatod
. DR. COBLE'S
JO MAIN aTNtlT
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III'llKNK, tire,, July Ti. t AI I
Kuxctilaii li'reullied tunny a aliih'
Klamath Kalla. Kor the patinr relief today a I ho weulber
two year alio Ijii been employ- ( mrued out cooler thun tha rec
ord hrrnklng pnt few day. WUlt
it ftu degree minimum Krlduy
und Salurdiiy and l degree e-
ed at The We.nern I'nlon and
baa uiaitn many fi'leiuN.
Mr. llenry la the aon of Mr.
Minnie Homy of till cU..uml
t rmployeil at Tlio Ulg I.uIiim
Lumber t.'ompau
CRKKOTS
, and hla untluiely death la a great
Iloaa to the alate and to th country.
LOSS IS FELT! ,
Lightning Storm
Hits m Deschutes
ORTI.AND. Ore.. July 23. Ml
(An Tie leschuto uationul for
fOilTt-AXn, Ore.. July 23, (A. eat In central Oregon wa uuder-
Following are communis of! stood to have hnd a llgbtnlnit
men In public life on the tragic i gtorni. but the lo nl foroat r-
4aath yeaterday pf Representative ; vc offica has had no report oil tor a few day.
Crumparker: . T . fires.
Two fire on private
atalo coiivcnllon of the Amer
lean I. eg Ion and the Auxiliary
Mr lliirlh riwimiMl lild nr.Mlll.o;
the K. Sugiiriuan atore tills 'Wireless Apparatus
I nt Thnroiiah Test
lUiliy Itauuht
Mr. and Mra. W. It. I.lndwy
of Norlh Konrlti atret.t are
Ix'lug roneraiulnted upon iho nr
rivul of a huliy daaiititer. b.iro
iIiIh morning nl the Klanuilii
Valley hospital.
At (itM'ller ltt-lili-nce
Ur. Itertha i Sawyer, laler nf
Mr, J. Fred Oneller, l vlaltlng
here from her home In Aaliland
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tloyernor Patterson f hm keen- t
Lev grieved by 'tUo tragic death j hear C-chrane broko through the. .: Jlrt
Spt. lWpreaentatii" M. K. Croiu- . line Saturday but wer under j at the
liacker. He waa' an able and do- control agalu Sunday,
land i From .blaml
Carl Henry la reglateped
hotel Halt thia-afternoon
nccordlnic from .tabland. ,
voted publit aervant and a f :ne to C. C. B.-ott, aecretary of
man. Tn' his brief experience in J Northwestern Oregon Hr rat-
CongressmanMaurice E. Crumpacker, representative
in the congress of the United States. Oregon's first dis
trict, committed suicide yesterday by jumping into San
Francisco Bay. ,
Thus, the news item carried the story. It is a story
that shocked every citizen of this state for Crumpacker
was one ot the coming statesmen. He was aDie ana sin
cere, fearless 'ant) tactful just the kind of a man to
mingle with easterners and accomplish much for this
commonwealth. ' '-.;.' - '
He was a young man in life's -prime,', had a fine fam
ily, came from a strain of blood tt has recognized its
men in national affairs for two generations, and seem
ingly had everything that a man could desire.
Of course he was temporarily demented from poison
which San Francisco newspapers say afflicted him the
day previous. But the manner of his death is not so
important as the fact that he is dead and a fine career
in public life has infissa ixi. ;;.ii , j
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When If ls Hot'Heiv
the hoaae of representatives he
had made a place for ' himself
which the state of Oregon will
find It difficult to fill. Hi
death in the prime of a useful
life means a sreat loan to his
many personal friends and to the
state for which he rendered such
loyal service.
Senator McNary Representa
tive Crumpacker was energetic,
aggressive, capible, and his loss
to the xta.!e of Oregon seem al
most reparable at this timo. He
was of be trpe in mind and per-.
sonallty ' that rises quiikly In
public life, and bad he lived he
nf tho least influential members
doubtless would bare been one
of congress, and would hare done
great g fr his district and
hi itat.- '. .
' 'Represent Mive W". C. Hawley-w-Coagressman
, a!'rumpacker evi
denced 'a natural aptitude for the
jjjpmUlir (.-rTtce. and til closed ah-
li:. oi a hiko uauvr. no s
well fTBCCirea by 'tbe members
of the bpuse and officials at
Waskrngtonxrnoratlyi because of
hjs'. industry, his well informed
ro! Associations. Showers over
spotted areas and mist along the
coast this morning were expect
ed to bring relief.
MOSCOW. July 25. t(..P)
Films made In Russia are to
be shown in the t'nited Statea,
the official sorlct newspaper la
informed.
M Ivecver Krun, (lilloquln
J. ilcKeever of Chilo.iuln Is
transacting bnslnes In the city
this afternoon.
HOLLYWOOD. July SS. K,P0
Con-nance Talmudge Is on thi j
way In Kurope "for a goo I
time." "If I find time enough,"
she remarked. "I may get a div
orce too."
SirTII.MI'TON July 5. (,TI
Tile reuiljuated wireless ap
paratus In Captain F. T. Ciurt
nev'a fl lug boat "Whale" In
wbleh the llriiu.ii aviator plana
to fly to .New York, got Ha that
real lest IJduy when he look the
plana up from Calahot. Cap
tain Courtney aoitndcd the various
calls and aucceedid In communi
cating easily Willi tha N'tlnm
I Me of Wight) wireless atutluu
und Calahot.
U Is alatvil Hint there as n;th.
ing now remaining to delay the
flight a soon a the wvaihnr, ro.
port are propitious. t .
tordnt. the mercury lodiiy f.ille,r
to get much above thn KU denreo
mark. A cool br.-ejo wan hlnw-j
lug to help tiniltera ulong. ,
Standard Dyeri
i . and Cleaner
t Odorleu Cleaning
One-Day Servic
Expert Dyeing
-J409 Esplanade St
Phono 825
When it is rehlly hot in Klamath Falls pity the other mind: his sensible judgment and
U Hell Ik 1 ICfllJ ""v .hlrh h. n,l.nrfn
sections of the country. It was hot nere tor serai
days really hot. ; But think of Portland with its 101 in
the shade and air the humidity of that sunken garden
to contend with. Think of Walla Walla with its 105 de
grees and Roseburg with almost as high a temperature.
You can always safely bet if you are suffering with
heat in Klamath that there are many places that are al
most suffocated. And another nice thing here, the heat
lasts but a very short time.
So, again, count your blessings. .
Portland Is Host
This week Portland is host to the buyers of' 'the
northwest It is a "fine thing to iavite those who trade
u,;n, vn.i nnr! tret better acquainted. That is what Port
land is doing. ; The idea was originated Ey Nathanj
Cl.m.oo ortnrt gffn 5111(1 it has lived and grown. Mr. Strauss!
is one of the leading business men of the state and he
has shown his business ability in starting buyers ween
for it has been copied by many other cities.
One thing is 'noticeable when hayir.g time comes
along in Klamath Basin. It is this: Bill Daiton finds
some excuse to, be. away from home and Linley. Size
more, a big rancher of the Fort Klamath country, im
mediately grabs a cane and begins talking about rheu
matism. These fellows who have been here a long. time
know when it is time not to work.
At last Washington University has a head. In place
of Suzzalo, who was removed by Governor Hartley,
M.'Lyle Spencer has been appointed. As a neighboring
state, we trust their quarrel is over and that the uni
versity will not 'suffer longer because of factional mat
ters. ' ' i A ;
the care with which he attended
to his duties. I think he was
scheduled, for a brllliiant career
Do Your Feet Hurt?
I Have you weak or flat feet? Have you corns, cal
j louses, in-growing nails, warts or bunions?
j DR. J. M. ING ALLS
4 -:i '') Foot Specialist, Registered, Chiropodist.
1.5 i3 -v. At the iw
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,' -
July 25-26-27
FREE EXAMINATIONS
ARCH SUPPORTS
All kinds of
GLASS-
Sash and Doors
Screens
Window Frames
Come and see us
GLASS
HOUSE
215 No. 11th
Phone 477-W '
Over at Medford house breakers steal everything,
down to a set of false teeth. Not much culture among
that kind of robbers.
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. Oat Our Way
BO00N ? W!tLl., Jo&T
"TAKE. IA-. iKi AM SvOW
ME WUnntili-lER AT
AW v.'OJ VNOMT"
HAFF r WAtT
50 LOMGr.
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, ' tC U I FT Off.
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A Cool Place to pat
Wo nru taxdaliiiii. on
3 Special Dinners
1 .k us nlmut them.
CLUB CAFR"
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Works
PliMm 40H.
JZct electricity pack
your ice-box zvith dry
sivect, chilled air I
ev
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The hot days arc hcrtS dcliglit
Tully healthful 'days so long as
you can keep fit I
But for perfect health, be care
ful of your foods!
.Try'this:
Tlacc a bottle of milk in a neighbor's
electric refrigerator; or let your dealer
' make tills 'es,t for you. Leave it there a
week or ten days. Then examine it
it's still meet!
.,. Clean, hygienic, sanitary electric re
, . irpcration will soon be in every modern
home.. Your dealer Will show you an
'easy' and economical way to have it nsu
on attractive installment payments if
you prefer. ' , . . '
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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
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Medford, Orrgon
Rotcburg, Orrgon
Crantl Pju, Orrgon
Klamadi FalU, Orrgon
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Sunny, jilcasant rooms, ncpeiulable nursiiijj care. A gwvl
place to convalesce in illness and after surgical operations.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
1'IXU AT im'HTII HTRF.KT, KI.AMATII i'.M.I.S, OltKdO.N
Corner Fourth and Pine
, Telephone 497
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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T. H. MAI.ARKKT ..
W, H. PKKKIN8.
K.VH, KNMLlrlH
Kdllor
Advertising Mananor
HuBlneis Manager
Knlrrcd an neotmrt rlaw maltrr at the pantntfke at Klamath Full".
trm. t?n Augimt "". IBf. unilir it ot Congremi March 3. 1879
No Blues for This Duo
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BRIEF NEWS
kLAATH
Wreck ht rll(tliwnr -
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I Hailstorm Strikes
; Mountain Climbers
j roitTLAM). July 25. Hf)
,i llivllittnaa an llB w gouaflier
.'Jrlpit fnil' 1illnif rli-clrlcMy . at
llackcn rllinhrni on Mmint Hood
jMteKlny arihrt infnmlt,' fnrfltii
Ihpm tn jihrlnr nf ihe ratigir
L
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Monday, July 25, 1927."
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I'OHTI.ANI), (ire.s July 25..
Alex La Follett
Reported Dying
BAbHM, Jly m ((yr.,)Ali'X
M.j Liv',ollilt. furifiar uiinnbi'r of
llif 'kI'IIIii iiahnto, ' Wan lepnrtuil
Arlnk nt tliu' tiomu hnra nt .l:S0
o'r-laeh-hM -tirnooir- lis liuit
l)cn III aovurHl wewka,
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