PAGE FOUR
THE EVENING HERALD.' KLAMATH FAUS. OREGON
ruwlnv. .T?v 2V 1927.
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U. KMiUHH. .-...4 Dualm-,,
Kdltor
Manager ,
Manager
Kut.rfd awund iluw mallrr at
Dragon, mi August 3u, I mi, undrr art o( 1'nnireaa Marih
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Una Taar
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Threa Month
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Ictdcd ytfara- ago to think that-way. He mnilo it o by
thinking, according ti the Detroit New.
-Mr. Depew did 'not discover this principle, though
he itppeurs to be a living example of its efficacy. It wan
a good old Hebrew proverb that declared as, a null)
ilia poifiirc at Kinmath k.iis. "thinketh in his heart, bo is he," but moderns have dis
covered that a man may be master of his thinking and
- i thereby make himself what he will.
""iV'til Prof.- William James, in his practical philosophy,
makes it everyone' duty to be happy. "Happiness," said
1 he. "like every other emotional state, has blindness and
I TTT:i.:i:.. . :.... u ... ;....i;....f
I iiitit'iisiuuuy i(i uruiii( iM3 guru tv f mi iusiiiiiuic
i weapons for self-protection against disturbance. , J
I "To the man actively happy, from whatever cause,
' evil simply cannot then and theVe be believed in. He
must ignore it: and to the bystander he may. then seem
it,
On Mouth ....
Three Mnntfis
Six Mouths ....
One Year
.Mali
Associated Press Leased Wire
Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation .V
Muniirr of the Assoc la I Kl l'reaa
Th Aaturlatcd I'rw, ), n,-luslvvlr entitled lo Ilia use or rapublira-
in this naiwr and Im iIip local ncw nubiixhrd therein Ail richts! uerversely to shut his eyes to it and hush it up. But
of reoublhatlun nf spwial dlspatcho herein r- also reaerved. I ninr than tms: the hushing it Up may. in a perfectly
TUt HANHtH IITV I'.OYH
' r:TKit ui-Mii.r; hwixi
KANSAS MTV. I AIM Two t
Kansas I'lty heal dlstanre swim
niera will ronu-ud (or lh I5U.
uuu lu pi In- are offered
for Ilia ll-mlle awlm at Toronlo,
t'auada, August 31, by th Ca
nadian Kapoeltlon. They are
llerai-hel Martin, 11. and Wal
lne K. .Mtilllna. IS.
Martin haa hi'ld aareral weat
aru A. A. I', rhiiniplonahlpa and
nuuieroiia city and atato llllea.
lie baa 13 loving cup and ITS
uedala. all n In swimming
HltlTlslI K'llMKV ItMil. I Weal Kiid Umdon sluro aald r-
TOUAKil I.IH t AHr:i:it r.nilr Unit a new era of pros
perity must be iluwiill' In rro
Miii'l bet-auae of Hie lialla, nmlliits
mid ttU-kat he hue been ai'lUnx.
. I.i KiikUiuI I In-)' apeak of Hie
iuiw with I lie an-elil ill Ihu flrat
a)llnble, aa If l er apelli'd
"croakey."
l.tlNIKI.N. July SJ, (U'll !
There la a nollieable fulling off
III I lie nil in biT of women iRiiill
dalea at Ilia bur i initimliniit
aline Hie plnneer hnrrlatera, Mis
r'uy Kyle and Mlaa Helena Nor
niaulon. were "1-4II1U 10 Ilia bar."
I'nlverally women ut today ile
1 In re the rtaiiilnatlon are not
nearly ao difficult aa at flral
I llmugtii. Tin y vrvfer 10 put
.their enerKlca Ihlti aiinielhlif:
(which paya heller than wnltllii;
laboiit'lha law rourla for work
compellllja. Mulllna bld tha whltli romra In only alonlyN.
eit daah champlonahlp lu 13 I - -
and liaa hceu'T-ri'inliient Inawlm-!
mini circli-a harp (or a number I'wiman ,laja Wclioine
II
Tuesday, July 26, 1927.
of ycura.
Consider the Wild Flower
Month to month, from early spring to frost, nature
i provides floral decorations for our. delight, on the as
'. umption that we are responsive to her efforts, says the
j Kansa City Times. Even in midsummer, defying heat
'and even drouth, there are hardy survivors among the
fields, giving variety in form and
candid and honest mind; grow into a deliberate religious
policy. Much of what we call evil is due cntirvly to the I
way men take the phenomenon. The attitude of un
happiness is not only painful, it is mean and ugly.
.1.
Farm Hints
r pnu d Via Val VUl.ll,
wild lowers in the
color.it They are
In the parks. ,
The depletion
of natural beauty,
ironical that with
becoming fewer
i
ada. Japan'a premier tennla play
er. Wlmbleilon'a "dark borae."
Harada. who played nearly all
tala tennla In the I'nltrd State.
where ha ranka hlh. created a
deep lnipreanion here by bl atyla.
j Ile never betray the allxhteel
-emotion. His expreoion la aphinx
! like. from first to Uat be
along the roads and . Mechanical devices (or pulltnc i never smiles or speaks on. the
stumna ran He troni the atraiitiii ' court. r
pull ef a team, to b.ni:e niarhinevl "What Is your Impreaxlou of
is not a tribute to our appreciation
but an evidence of a lack of it It is
the extensive use of the automobile.
HAS IMHr:tlAt.l. KI IV
KMI'OltlA. Kan! (AIM A
baaebnll. aald to be the oldeat In
the World, la In poaaeaalon
O. M. W'lllille of Kuiporla. It
Jwat Riven hllu by Joan K. Wnter
ihouae. Kit. a baaeball (an before
Tha bull waa used in gair.e
Ilia Civil war.
between Portland. Me. and the
Trl-Mouulatu club of lloaton,
Sepleuiber 10. 1308. on Huston
Common, lloaton played (or the
firat lime under rule rallinc (or
bases on a rhombua and per
mitting the pitcher to pilch the
ball instead of toa It. Portland
won, V to 41. The lead see
sawed until the flajjl Inntuf.
Some years later Sam Miad-
wlck, ahortatop and
I MK.MI'HIii. Tenn. (Al "Kvery
i body's vlad lo h you win
IIOM. around the (Irsl of thi month!'
I Ttiua ltcnuan. I,. 4'ierco. JS
years a mall carrier, who plana
i retirement on December 9 3. Ma
d'e&th blrlhilar annlveraarv. aniii.
marlaee hi chief enjoyment In
Iho poalal aervti-e.
tittiyi KT
(tri i it
WITH
FAMILY Of (iol ll ltH
8AI.HM, 111.. (API-One of
Hie irculval golflm (ulnlllea III
jl'lluoi operate, a fruit (arm lu
Minimi couiilv. These rurullata
carried off all the prises (loin
lliu rlty boys ut n receut Inur-iMIne-ii.
V. L. Cope, the (nth
rr, won Hie trophy for Hie liwt
jii;iruu-h ab.ita. Utrrti, the uld-
t hon,. e -r'tii-ed Hie (.resident'
lii",ihr Willi - Hie a.i.re of
the tuuinaiiient. a TS." Howard.
Hie aeroud son. was runner up
with a 71 aud also took the prise
(or Ihe lonaeat drive The yuiiua
ea aon, Allen, Uul yet up lo the
Si inn qualtlle of hla elder,
took Hie horseshoe, plti-hin contest.
KM.I.ISII
It OK 1 1 AM PTON', Kiir.. (API
Kuihiml la many Hmea mora en
thusiastic over croquet than Am
erica Is.
A national crouuel tourna
ment aach year hold the lll-
wlth
Immense pullln ,power.
The simplest atump puller Is a
the match,"
ne was ascl iiee,,i,0 I,,!! hll01tt .
one of Ms victories at tno
the Portland club, who carried : er ille.
terawt o( the klnmliim The Cro
quet Association haa Hie patrou
aite of the kin.. The president
la Urd Dcaborrua-h and one ol
inanaier ( Uhe vice-presldenls, Vlacount Don-
chain with a hook on one end am' ' (Juecn's club.
hieh5lrA ..a .vPrul,, .. .u a5,. I " norM on ". "Thank you. replied tne jap-
" c.c, wie le.nuicr irus,)Tns hook Is (astened to. or'.neee. and walked away.
11 e cnoose. we nave less or this nntursl hoanrv ho. i aminl iu. r (he main roots
causejU habitation so often has been ravaged by selfish
or thoughtless invaders. '
Wild flowers have little value for home decorations.
Mostly they are faded before they reach watered receptacles-
for which they are intended, and perhaps more
frequently they are thrown away without an effort to
revive them. In any event they' are more valuable
where- they grow, where they give color and cheer to the
larger) number. When they are picked they are lost to
(everybody. When they' are uprooted their source is de
stroyed, for few of them can be successfully trans
planted. All the protection wild flowers need is respect Un
molested, they go on and multiply and bloom and serve.
They brighten our way. They ask onlv to be let alone.
ii
Ii Being Happy
Chauncey M. Depew says life is worth living, and
he ought to know, because he has had 93 years of it
And he says he thinks life worth living because he de-
one
and the chain .placed across the- LONDON. July I. (4) An
top of the stump, thus irtrlnr. elephant may fee scared of a
a leverage which Increases the ' ' ir.nuse. but not of an airplane,
pulling power of the team. ' Dispatches say that when Van
j Lear Black of Baltimore was tak-
A. bull must be bandied lu a,ln; off at Burma. India, wild
firm.mauner and never trusted. ; elephants dashed out of the Jun
lt oftens happens that a mm Is Si toward the plane which clear
killed or Injured by taking jed Ihem by a (ew (eet.
chances. i
No matter how qniet and gentk-1
a bull has been, be Is likely to be
in a bad humor at times. He
trophy, gave i sports
It to Waternouse, who was bat
boy during tha game. Water- j
house kept In many "ears, then aaaVaal
gave it to Wllhlte, wt.l&i'X
Tha manager
department of
of Ihe
a large
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorless Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
Phone 825
50 MEN
WANTED
to net married Hi I
uionih nnil bava their
u Ha tailored at
ORRES, TAILORS
"Where You Hav. KU"
IDS No. tli HI, i Klamath Kails
Tor your own good, allow us
lo make a careful and complete
test if your eye, which will
.rovn whether or Dot they aro
la Heed of lie 1 1".
DR. H. W. BARR
Kro Night Hperlatlal
GUSDUNN
JI.UKI.KII nail OPTICIAN
UO.1 Miilu HI rest
Peanuta Intended (or market
ing should be left In the curing'
stacks at least six weeks before
picked from Ihe vines. If pea
nul. vine and all. are to be '
UJed (or stock (red It is advtaable '
to cure them In stuck at least '
four weeks before storing la '
barn.
never should be taken on a pub- j
lie highway unless he ran be
kept under absolute control.
Many serious accidents have oe- j
curred as a result of allowing so-,
railed gentle bulla to grate along :
country roads or driving them to
grate r.long country roads or
driving them to and frjn pas-.
tare on public highways. I
The Warehouse Act. under
f,
SHOP OUR
.WINDOWS
ALL WIDTHS
ALL SIZES
Dpn 't Forget
Buster Brown's
STORE-WIDE
Shoe Sale
i,
ix Men Women JChildren '
Women's Shoes $2.95 to $6.95
Men's Dress Shoes . .$3.95 and $5.95
Men's Work Shoes ........... V off
Children's Shoes Vx to 1-3 off
We Guarantee to Satisfy
'The Largest Exclusive Shoe Retailers
in Oregon.
which warehouses that meet cer-.
tain requirement are licensed ;
by the Vnlted State department .
of agriculture, requires that.
the warehouse certificates, which!
are commonly used a collateral
for loans, they shall be specified ,
In terms of United States stand- j
ards.
To produce clean-bodied tim
, ber. close spacing Is desirable.
.When the tops of the trees begin
j to intermingle and crowd each
, other, however, they became like
I an overcrowded garden, growth
' is stagnated and thinning Is nec
icssary. The best formeuv most
valuable and healthy tree should
be selected to remain, and others.
I llkelv to Interfere with their
growth, should be removed.
rABIS DOGS. CATS
MAY RIDE IN
Ill'S
PARIS. CP) Dogs and cats. If
they are not more than It Inches
long, now may travel lu the
I motor buses of Paris, when ac-.
companled by thslr owners. 1
. Transportation authorities have 1
drawn np regulations for the
i travel of pets and It is expected
that street cars and subways will
be open to them It the has ex-
poriment succeeds.
The regulations require that
the animals must be carried In
baskets not more than IT Indies
long. The basket must remain
In the lap of the animal's owner
and not discommode any o'.h-r
passenger. The owner, more
over, must pay a full additional
tare for the pet.
WIMBI.KlaOVH 'DAKK HOKSK
WIMBLEDON. Kng.. July IS.
liVPi) They are calling T. Har-
Auto Limericks
By CLARK NEWTON'
1924 Star
Roadster
Ui-rnse and extra..
$255.00
Locke Motor Co.
CHEVROLET
A snappy young fellow from Wheeling
Whose rummer rollt find quit appruutig
la showing some speed
And his friends have Agreed
That its quality provea our n'r Dealing.
A CAR YOU FEEL
; PROUD OF
r
A tulr deal alway. You'll
liej prjud lo drive one of
thaji rVt-ulit cars we are
desaohrfratlni;. Let us take
yoaj (Ct"1 a ride. OuVwell-"
known reliability acts as
yoar auto-protectlon.
Real Bargains
i
1926 Chevrolet Sedan ..: $535
' ; '
1926 Chevrolet Conch !'. $575
1926 Chevrloet Coupe $450
1926 Oakland Sedan $950
-SEE US AT ONCI
R. R. R. GARAGE
831 Klamath
Phone 212
GLASSES
Fyr EmincJ. Fit.cJ irul ilw
CU"c liiouikl in xir owt
tJtJM frtNr mtlK
Broken Lcnc Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
70 MAIN TKKT
CHANGE OF
SCHEDULE
KI.AM TII FAI.lJt-ANIILANn
1 :lKlllll HTAt.IM
Lv! Klamath Fulls at. 1 A. M ,
l:li) I. M.
Statti'H li-avo from
NEW STAGE (
, ; DEPOT
Eighth and Klamath Ave.
"The SuiiHhino Uoute"
4J1 Main St. '
CLEANING
PRESSING
W ork called for and
delivered. .
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Works
Itienn .
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
On highway Near Chico
The most talked of j-eoit in the tate. There
must be a reason! Why not come
and see for yourself?
LEE RICHARDSON,, Mgr.
EE
TOMORROW
NIGHT'S
DANCE
Merely Costs
75c
and . you can dance all
' ' evening to
Hal Blackburn
and His Band
AT
ALTAM0NT
u M ir " " " " , "
I ;
The Finest Apparel
Beautifully Cleaned
.. i i
You'll marvel at the results obtained
through our modern methods of dry
cleaning. Frocks, suits, b1oues?jiweat
crs or coat4 all njay be matfojg !bok
like new. No matter how much.tncy
may be soiled, they can be made ex-'
quisitely fresh and clean by this new.
process.
Just Phone 1166
Acme Dying & Cleaning Co.
lS,.Main
ft
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CELIT
IN CONCRETE
INCREASES WORKABILITY
DECREASES LABOR
Celite is a specially prepared form of extremely finely
divided silica. Small percentages are added to concrete
mixtures to increase WORKABILITY and insure
WATERTIGHTNESS. Being composed of practically.
.pure silica Celite does not affect the time of setting and
is the most permanent ingredient in concrete mixture.
It is to the interest of Contractors and Engineers to be
familiar with the qualities this material imparts to all
concrete mixtures. Once used it will be regarded as a
necessity.
To the-Engincer -
Workability Means
Economy in Concrete
I'nlform Coni'retii.
Wati-r-tlRht Cone rut
Stronger t'oiirroli.
Drier ConalsliMii-y ami Lisa Hug.
grpgatlnn.
A smooth aurfai'o and mora
ili:asliie atrui-luro.
To the Contractor
De roam-d lubor coal fur i!uc
Inn. Qub-ker dlachargo from mUi-r.
ls taoiR-)coml)lng and imtch
lug. irrpascd coala.
We use Celite in our Ready Mixed Concrete
For further information call at our
Klamath Concrete Pipe Co.
a.
Phone 582-W
'New Management"
Seventh and Market Streets
E33E
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