The Evening herald., August 01, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

FACE FOUlt
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OKEGON
Monday, August 1, li27.
0ff EuritlttO tivtdlbS Travel
Through Klamath
' s i Crater Lake, the great magnet for all northwest tour
M fd a'ior ' travel, is receiving a far greater than a majority of
Manaitrf it.i ccullers this year through Klamath Falls, instead of
- 1 i i i i , "ithe old route through Hertford.
Knt-rod'ai second riv. matter at the poitotfle t Kiamatb- FaUs. f Thii is a fact and must be admitted Jr the register
Wton.A" August 30, 10, under art ol Congress March I, ls.S , , ..... .
, til II1C laiciil Mini mu 1 1 teit auuil lb villi oiiivrfi n iii-i t
T n. IfAlJkHKKV.i ; .
W. H. PKKKIN8. .. Adverth.ln-
y. U. WSULIHH Business
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Deilrered by Carrier
Ona Yesr l. BO
Hit MosMis J.B
ft Tnre Jlonths 1 5
On M mm .. .
11 Mall
Ona Month
Three Months ..
Six Months
. .5
fees are paid cannot .be mistaken.
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Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
Member of th Associated rress . '
Tin Associated Preri la exclusively entitled to the hm or republica
tion uf jail news dlhpalohea credited o It or not otherwise credited
In tola paper and pImi the local news published therein. All rights
of republication of special dispatches herein are lao reserved.
l'.Vif-'- The answer to the whole thing is that most of the
2 'S npntile visitinir Crater Lake are California nennle. Call-
one 'tear - j forniana are the best tdunts in the world. Give the
-I people a fruit crop down there and they overflow. Ore
i,gon during the hot months.
' When Californians start north they want to come
over highways that suit their .fancy and they do not
want too much man-mad? scenery for they are fed up
on that at home and when they can hit off across the
mountains they have a lot of fun.
There's another feature Klamath Falls is about' as
widely advertised as Crater Lake, and by coming this
way the tourist can see both.
Monday, August 1, 1927.
Wonderful - Hundred Miles
ere in all' the world can you find such a Wonder
ful huhdred mile drive as many .experienced "yesterday,
Around Ncio
York Town
Letters From
the People
MR. KM MITT IS COItllrXT.
.' when they left fclaniath .Falls, Sunday afternoon, drove j . NEW YoitK.-strikeJ tiuius t Klamath.- Fan July so.
, to Fori Klamath, then to the "Seven-Mile country; where 'mid-Manhattan hrin . min- .Mitor ii.r.itt: . Think mrii'
iu ( .os o.W' Into tho minhl oMU'l in a rwt'iit tssuo of jruur .
in tnose ncn meaaows are grazing vnuusanus ui neiu ui ,ne j.
livestock, then on down through, the virgin forest to i .,ut,"n
alonK th street
h. KrAj.ittn Bflniui nf. lAinMhine
Rocky PoinC CherryCreek InnVand "back" over the-foot-1 nbor to happen canuut be down
hiiUcovSreth to Klamath Falls across Ihe Fremont bridge.- '''O-T- 'sit? kionit the sidewalk. .
, ' .j ,- . . -, ., . , . I A. , policeman Idles at every
, We say il is a 'wonderful trip because on that jirjyeaoor. Wly. vpo stairways sit
of a hundred miles you see great industries, elegant 1 uniformed officers. Their riubs
. . Idanjtle just a little too oarvl.-saly:
homes, fine fayms, big ranches, pleasure resorts and j ,here is menace in their very uon
many other features of wealth and merit. 1 j 'balance. t . m
At Cherry Creek Inn the two owners, JudgV Short J a iiie fur strike is on and this
ajid Leslie Peyton, are opening a cabin resort 'that is a j nTXZ
fine" one." It .is fairly started but this year is witnessing i hangs heavily npon the air. shop
quite a;W. They have things a little different for they i ; h"eaViV"
have a''srting of fourteen saddle and pack horses which !,,rt' nd gUre- n h" be'n a
. jHt , , m.ir strike. There have been
they uiV.Jo carry peopk on.a three-hour journey to the ! mrrwrsr aaj. jnst vtmiev the
noted W, UkeeUfctaeiadl.iC
c. u-ura ho tfc L,. Hopkins or Klamath Falls came 1 nnfraScieus' of Hhis lMtl seer
down Mm tlillsng. for they had caugfif tlZ
limit 01rf-)f . the, ?kes. U the skvt- n ' , . hat been 'sei'it other tiuarters
XrVJr1 LV'TiuO -A-Jnaater WrlKM.- Btrfkers sft
' Vnv v. vlrel8Pl OI ,merest nence- abcW wBTlynJ'rtofi.toUhar
forth PttHBJftlMiWbibrtto i
to prominence,
tickets. 'In af aecoiui po-'
hb'ls po'nnir'aummarrty at
various '.'o!Ki the iMmttm
Everyone knows Rocky Point the old resort of the,on notice .to iTon;-., A looupie
.. .5 T ; r 1 of tirts stop to gossip and are
i west side where people have beem frijoymgifs comfortstai moved on. .i n::n:u-. !; (
I for th1 WWne?itr?r& ije fvitV.MnrboS'6f WJ;
place, s n. -gootf crowds thja ear ajyj .heJjjWidded Vies, attracted fcy. ta aewspaper
tesy ai d frieudjyianprare ?eatf)res of thrreriort, f nrij Two gans can, tiht it otu fo
; he haJ with- him Jacf Ryan,1he boat man, who is in-! T" 10 "a
terestiig to the last degree. Jack Ryan has all kinds I lew blocks away there wiu be
i . a. . i not so much as a riffle.
of boats, even to, those that stick their noses high in thet - These are the things that snd-
air as heyrrace- up and down' the bay, and Jack knows': da1"' out t0 remind you of
a uuaj, ueiier man me average nousewue Knows ner
kitchen. He sailed the seven seas for 27 years and then
he wandered inland to-Rocky Point where for twenty
years jhe has stayed thoroughly happy and contented.
Aside ifrom taking care of guests at JRocky Point .who ported by the belt to be enjoying
: want AoaW and fishing. Jack raises' ml,skrrat4w-nan; Th
ranch Jhe . has nearby. ' - i chasedia fine apartment and f it-
Thp Jiundred miles is filled with; the 'best that Mature Ed R iaviahiy.',.' ,l ':'y, .
had J tti..A it .t. N. itv-;- .. J '-'""J 'Minsk went snooping
go ehef trai el to Fort Klamath and around the .west,
or around the west aide and then to Fort Klamath. -.But
it is a Sunday ride that once taken. will remain a pleasant
memory p'.cture. - ; . r'r-.;
Phil, Baker, who tickles the ac
cordion in the great o pea spaces
of vaudeville, has a gag fresh
from the "clock and suit" belt.
Mr. Fietelbaum had been re-
I
Bridges Are Problem
around; to Investigate..
f"Hmpf," she reported, "he
ain't o; rich. ' I saw both hia
daughters playing on the same
Blnno.'' '- i.
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A b!g Tlroadwayt funeral- par
lor still shows a lgn .reading:
"Welcome Llndy" . . , Root gar
dons begin to draw a crowd, and
all the back-yard garden rafes
are prospering, .... Walter Win
chell, columnist, has discovered
that the pretty girl In the hali-
We have I tosis ads whose "best friends
reference to the bridges over the canal that runs through i ouldplclL.hehr" uh none othe'
of Virginia to play In the "Scan-
Anjiong the many muicipal problems here problems
!j , which, need money td solve, and money is mighty scarce
in thq city treasury is the bridge problem
dais." Outside the ads she has
no troubles such as are widely
advertised. ... Week-end ex
cursions to Montreal threaten to
CILBERT SWAN'.
tho ottw
At'lDresent two -of those bridges are closed, to traf
, fic, another is considered unsafe, while the fire engine
? crew ftlmost shudders every time it is called upon to
I make a run across any of the bridges, fearful of a col.j depopulate this large city. And
- . trt wm e il n,e' lKn ul lae Bcoicnman wno
uk -ii t n u ,1 . a ' had the hard luck t0'et a ha1r"
Wno will eventually build proper bridges and keep cut just before an Indian- mas
them In proper condition remains an unanswered lues- ThB on,y night-club
tion. the United States government, in buying the old nT.n" 'It ITJJ Z
canal and its rights here, is said to have contracted-io j kept its ginies undraped. . . .
bridge, the canal and keep the bridges in shape. It is The bl buyers from Kokoiuia
SiH hv anmo ihui a rt tfclo .tot i. , 1 t !.mut hT hpIr Ht
J UVIIIV "V VVJ V, VHIO .t IO VU 1 J X
me aiy nan. everyone win nope it is true, lor such being
the case then action can be started urging ther govern
ment to follow out its contract. ' u
It will mean a long delay before anythinsr is done.
at beifc, during which time the bridges remain-closed, I "7Klf W"XMM K,KIVKR
j 4 ' i ji i-f Tn ,a,t Tite tr the late
pcoplt are forced to journey a long way around to reach Peier William Kieiver wcre'heid
tho business section, and there is further danger of more . f")m the Earl Whitiock funeral
bridges going Out. ' ' jhbme. Pine avenue at Sixth on
c,, ' . . . , ,, , , ,8unday afternoon. The services
Should the government contract be a myth, or should were under the .direction of tho
it bo so drawn that it -can be rescinded by the govern- Masonic lodge. Mrs. F. R. bids
ment. l.ho!i v r ronfrnntPfl with th nrnhlom nf dnral- ' rendered two vocal numbers. In-
l K;j: .u i win. 4-:.... . .t. tcrment md8
j unuBiiiK hid vaiiai. mi xiuaiiLcn in uie una ui; ' D(,i at Odd Fellows cemeterr.
they 4re in. to build a series of new bridees Would tax
Most nf the big, Jobs are held
men who couldn't even name
three naughty magazines,
Obituary
the skill of the finance conlmittee of the city council to i ?
thA llrtit ' ' VJ
paper In refennce to Oregon a
senators and congrumtmin Is cor
rect except you state that Mr- i
Crum packer was the first ropro-''
aentative in the lower houso of
congress to die In office.
You will recall that Thomas
It. Tongue, a member of congress
at Hiat time, died tn Washlngtun
City lu January 1903, while con
gress was In session.
The Oregon Legislature was
also in sessiun and adjourned
and attended the funeral at Hllls
boro. He represented the district
that W. f. Hawley now repre
sents, except at that time Klam
ath and Lake counties were a
part of that district.
Pardon me as I do not mean
t divas criticism, but merely to
cult your attention to the:f.tct
that you tiave overlookc";! ir:""'
'.t Rineer Herman .Wan' eiwletf S.
sxreed him.,, , ' ,
fcJtospectfully yopri" .. ;,. h ',
' T-r' ,. '" r SI .
ii IS. HKAL fJUUUIIG'!
pa...
I.J m.d
' I.TO'nOV, llCii.. Th,T..anlJ
. .-.... .
ft?wposltiont of greater dignity
In England than that .of Justice.
of rhe King's bench,,. Wltennpn
clrcoit the Justice is treated with
the ' ceremony .usually nacoorslftl
td- royalty, . lis Is deemed ;; hc '.,
first man in lho county, and the
bells or the circuit town ; ring.
and a bugle announces the open-i ,
Ing of hi- assibe -court. .
Yet the Justice's salary 'has
been at the same figure for near- '
ly two centuries. When It was
first set In the eighteenth cen
tury at 5,000 a year. It was
deemed a princely recompense,
but with the edrccase In the
value of money and the present
British Income tax It Is consed-,
ered not so generous. Many bar
rasters. In giving up their posl-;
tions at the bar to become Jus-
ticey give up . incomes nvuii
larger than their 'Judicialsalary.'
IH'CXlf (LADfrt RKNqWX y ,
- op i.im)Hkiw;ii landing
PARI3. (AP) Dugnay. rlaln
Ing the honor of receiving Lind
bergh on its soil, protests against
the world-wide glory going to
I Bourgct, a neighboring com
munity. ... ; ,1, ,
Dugny, maps. show, really lias
within its legal limits tho ground
where the man from the west
came down. 1 1 Bourget, how
ever, has within Its Jurisdiction
part of the airfield at the south
end where the military hangers
are.' It was because this army
field was tho beginning of the
airport that the name Le Bour
get was given the entire air
drome, nearly a mile Tong.
Mayor Rolsseau of the little
town of Dugny has taken up
ith the Paris newspapers his
community's claim to at. least
some of the glory.
SAYS SOI TH AMERICAN'S i
LIKE FIIK.VCH CUjTIHK
PARIS. (AP) Americans from
the United States sometimes won
der why Paris pays so much at
tention to South Americans when
the United States would seem to
be more attractive in a business
way.
Le Journal, as patron of a big
Suoht American fete at Ihe na
tional opera recently, explained
that If the French language and
French culture are to hold their
places in the world South Amer
ica will be a big factor. Wealthy
South Americans probably are as
numerous as North Americans in
Paris. They regard Paris as tho
world's tntelloctual and political
capital, says Le Journal, while
this is not tru of Anglo-Saxons.
Therefore, France's Interest, it Is
argued, Is to Influence the 20,-
000,000 peoplo of South America,
whose Latin temperament tbtf,
French understand, . , . ., I
ONE
MORE
WEEK'
Jo Get 90,000 Extra Votes For $20 Clubs
Two More Weeks
' To Win 200 in Extra Cash Prizes
A great big double offer whereby you can make sure of winning" a fine automobile
in The Klamath News and Evening Herald's $6,000 prize campaign, and a liberal,
cash prize while you are doing it! Ninety thousand extra votes given to candidates
for every $20 worth of new subscriptions turned in during the two week's period
ending August 6. . Two hundred in cash awaits threc candidates who make the best
showing in subscription business during the three weeks' period ending August; 13. ."
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How Extra Prizes will be Awarded
Two hundred dollars in j?old will be awarded
in extra prizes during this special cash prize
offer, as followo:
First Prize ., $100.00
Second Prize 60.00
Third Prize 40.00
How to Get Extra Votes
r
In addition to tho extra ciihIi prizes, raiulitlaten
ure offered a wonderful opportunity to fctt thou-'
wtiida of extra votes hy forminir "new Hubscrlp
tion cltil)?."
90,000 extra votes will he Riven for wry $20
worth of now aubxcriptionti turned In during tho
period Marling July 25 anil ending August 6.
The 90,000 votes are a bonus inaddition to the
regular votes given on Bubscriptious.
Thcrc Is no U
candidate
new; subi
The three special cash prizes will be awarded
to .the three candidates, regardless of the district
they live in, who turn in the highest amount in
cash in subscription payments during the period
'starting July 2.,nnd ending August 13.
."The first ..prize, of $100.00.-will be awarded to
ktcfttha cundhtate who turn in the highest' 'amount
' ' oJ fa$h Wfc.ub'scrjption payments during this spe-' . ' ' ,,ew
..ii.r.Tho seeond- priz
. N- avarded'fe the candidate who turns in , the , " ece.ryr0f tfOvial'UJ.W mit
-r,- . . . - .." m j t ... Ml'rmtinnu until Iho M'll wattwnf.. nuns rfl-iirn
n jOtiu hignewt ampmit or, cnh jn subscription -pay"'-", . ' VIVAllliA i 1 .1 ' r J i I A jf I i
,ni, during. thU'pcil,.sh; prize offer ' ' ",our sMi,fed'stib
-..t'The tMrdW of $40:'00 Iri cah whl.c 'awara:' ,.';;., ''J!0 Z!"'1
ed to the sVlidute h'd:furn in the third high- 'lmf-jrbmt tmrmnltcd trr
ol tboi number.' of clubs any.v.j.
may turn in.. For every $'J0 'worth! of
scriptionti tliorV" will hi 00,000. extra-1.
rizo , of $60.00 ,in ch will ' 'J F Wit' 1'-''
. -enndid'atewho turnC in , the .,, , , " 10T f '
it-
!,..,est amountia cauh, in stibncnption p'nJ-'monU'dur-
.it WK mis spvciai cuBii (irizu oner, , ., ..
These 'cash' prizes are' EXTRA and in-no way'
. conflict with tho . awarding, of the '"automobiles"
y,., and other prizes to be given at the close,. of tho'.
campaign; ' A candidate can win -ono of these
special cash prizes and also win one of the auto
mobiles or other prizes.
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
i
?rjPJ$TRICT NO. 1,
Compriam all territory Kltli'n
the rlljf lllnits of Klainnlh Knlls,
Hhlpincfn anil. lVlitiui C'll)', ,
' -I : :tl - ( . f ' .
linn linn, Hnplii
I'rnft,' ctr ..,
., DISTRICT NO. 2
' C'c.mirlm nil territory mitaliln
the rlty limits of Klniimtli 1'nll",
, HIiIiIhko mu I'l-lli-iiit ( H).
l.n i ... u i. .""." " T
mi ui(nu ijiuiuin luiiiL-ii in nji tnm extra vuto 01-
fur wiltaisoioitut in tho f'ioo sn'ecial uisV if AW
offer. J;- .( " .,?.. j nibiiuH,
Tho extra voto offer ends August C. Special
Cash Trize offer ends August 13.
SECOND PAYMENTS
Second payment subscriptions are
extension payments on subscrip
tions already secured by candidates.
Horman; .Win. J. ...
Kilnmnils, .Mlna
1'OHler,' "Sirs. Walter
llowuril, Jumiltn -
llrwklne, )lrs. 3. V..
Jones, Mrs. Williur
Johnson, Mnrftnri't .
Mmlln, Mrs. J. Tel.
Mi KlwIn, Mnrlo K. ,
Metcnlf, II. M
Moire, Vrra
Torrey, Mrs. It. I).
Vernon, Mrs. J. W.
Wiihl, Mrs. flln ...
170,00(1
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178,300
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KKI.OOO
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.172,000
I7i,00
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Anih-rson, Mrs. Krnnrles,
llorrU,' f'l
Iturry, Jci'phlne, '
Ijikevlow IfhVHMI
Ilroun, Mrs. Arlene, -
Merrill mrmnM.n l77,tMI
Itiinrh, Mnrinn,
Kt. . Klnmtrtb X4T.:.'..
Dur.irt, Mrs'. J. O.,
Clilloqiiln .
lliltilel, Mrs. C.t.
- llonnnr-t
lliinun, liulse, litlHley
Kelknr, Kiiinllln, Miilin
Mlilkirr, Mll'ln-il, AIkiiis I7.1..mi
I'llikett, Jesxle, Ki'llo 17ll,tHMt
Skecn, Miiln K
Tire, Klvn, (liilnqiiln
Mall, Mrs. II. W. It. I'M).
17:1, (Mill
.172,000
.I7,l,noo
, 1 70.IHMI
..174.000
I7II.IMHI
I75.IH10
.I70,(MI0
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HuiipnMi you have nlnrndy Ittrnvil In s nuWrlp
linn for tl.Dfi to The Nows or HitsIiI; tnr this
pnymrnt you riu-elvejl I.S00 vmas. If y,nl Rt
I hla sums sulmrrllior to pay li t.', inuro tn ex-l-nd
Iris suliM-rltillnn to 6 mnnihs, tnr Ibn "Are
eint I'ayment" ymi will rd.s 3. Sou votes, a
A. 0110 votes Is the amount luaued fur a lull
A months' siitiM-ritinn,
If the Unit puynieiil us f.ir I1T.0 mid ynit rol
li.i't $.oo more to make the full year.' fur thi
.Hodind I'symimt" ynu wl rerelvn lu.noft votos,
n JS.urti) votes are lu.'d. fur s full yi-sr. . ,
;lf lli first piiytnsht was '$1.75 ami yuu mil net
fl.UU more,, to muko tho full aix mnnihs,' hy
mil II, for Win second payment you will rocnivn
li.r.ou votes.' If tho first payment was 12.75 and
ynit iollert $2.25 mure, for the srrond pnymillt
ynu will rerelvo. S.IIOU vutcs.
This Kneoml I'ayment rlan applies lo any seronil
payments. Also, if left first psyment wss NKW
tho 'Kernud I'ayment" Is also NKW and should
no rnlem iu the nnw rnliimn on rsmlttani-o
slleet.
lll'iltT t)'T In order for Vontllflntns to rerelvo
credit fnr aernnil pnyiuent voles. It Is A1ISO
I.liTKI.V neressnry tn wrllo "Heeond I'ayment"
on ths remlttsnre sheet, nlaii nlve amuunl of
first payment, otherwlsn the seronil payment votes
will nut he dltuweil. i ,
To Enter Use Blank Below
Regular Prize List
CAPITAL PRIZES
Buick 5-Passenger Sedan $1,G15.00
Chrysler "50" Sedan 1,005.00 '
Chevrolet Sedan '849.00
Essex Sedan 965.00
i '
DISTRICT PRIZES
Two $300 Slrombcrg-Carlson Radio Sets .... COO. 00
Two $150 Stewart-Warner Radio Sets 300.00 '
Two $75.00 Cash Award 150.00
Two $50.00 Cash Awards 100.00
Cash Commission Appropriation 550.00
Total
....$6,034.00
NOMINATION BLANK
. Good for 2,000 Vote.
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