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M.'J.'A J,h
MondJv
AtlgllHt,
, 1927.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAJXS. OREGON
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Metropolises of World Guard
Against More Bomb Outrages
lly Asam Ut-T Pi-ma)
TliroiiKhoiit Ihe world exlra-
' 'Military precaution r' being
urn wnernver pour tmnn it vnkml and policemen ordnrrd In
; necessary In avoid repetition of li-i,p n ,.ola ,t .imion. instead!
ub Incidents aa Iho bombing of.of going imius whea'utf duty.' ;
supposedly by - Baeco-Vanuitil
sympathisers',
New York H.OOtf polka, Imvo
bn put on 14-hour shifts.' all
vaiallona revoked and day off.
raiin-lled. and heavy guard put I
ion duly at aubway, railroad. ' vlt
valeil alalluna, prominent bulld
ln and atrateflu polnta. '
t'loaa arruiloy of storage
plaoes of esploalvee ordered,
a lib dally cback of all - with-
drawn' undr pormll.' Prompt -
rrport orucrou o. .u, ..,.....; taMtlnKa of Bacco-Vamottl aym
I'lrrumalancca In connnrtlon ,lh ( p,thli..r
fir.. ,.poclally If tb.m la any Muffalo-Ordr l.aui(d for In-auat-ailnr
. of aiploa v. orlcln. I ap.rtlun of nil p.lilrtana on
IIOHTOS-yatlonal fiuard.rali, ,n,.rn.,(,Bu brM9 ,rtrr ,
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STAGES
TO ALL POINTS
i 326
Nv Phon Number
New Reduced Rate
New Location
6th & Klamath Ave.
Tbe Huaahla iloiiU"
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All kinds of
GLASS
Sath and Door
Screens
Window Frames'
Come and see us
GLASS -HOUSE
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215 No. 11th
Phonff477-W
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Good Poultry Feed
The success or v failure of your flock de
penda largely upon the way you feed them.
Good feed means' better production.
MARTIN BROTHERS MILL
Is producing a grade of poultry feed that
will insure the success of your flock. Your
poultry will thrive on-Martin Brothers'
feed.
Martin Brother Mills
"The Home of Crater Lake and
Anchor Flour"
h '
!MOM'N POP
COMB
MAN
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I, HI flrlrnt ID UvN4 "V
' X''mCPARTVWKO. A
I VII aw-sk. a iv. . av 1.. ,t, 1
KCGARDN6 THAT POLAR
Iv CvOrrwIiAil. W
4 -V bfw-Ul IWK V
limtn.l federal ljulldlug, public I.
llmlii-d lo use or on dour only
'nf pnnioffko. noli vacation. .
I'opiu i ity, H. II. rrasldesr , vsusoiii syinpatuiser. v
(vIIImo lunrd liurrs.ml vlgll- Lowell, lus Bpc-chil police
sni-e, hut la not reinforced; mill- dninlla put on full tlino dity
larv auard 'ln.rttnil ffiim nnn'iruunil court biilldlna and nc-r-
t0 tMri mn,
Waahlnalon fl unnl. mi uuhll.-
building ord. ri d lo look out for ,
uilrloi. rharai'tora; Justice and
alata lparlment given extra'
trotiH!tlun. Watchmen assigned asalgnvd-to watch executive man
tqjtome of officials. '. I .Ion. , . (.,
. Halllmore Ousrd ordored to
urronnrl publir bdlldlna: addl-
,MMl M)r uM , ,wo
Hunday
and havy - tuard ar-j
ranacd to prolcrt Prlnca of! today th Orvaon itatl editorial
Wali-a, I'rrmlar llatdwln, Vim' aaaotlallon rlattad . Hobrrl W.
I'rt-alint Dawia and fWn-tary ' Kawyrr, aa pri..i(i-nt editor of
Knllona durlnf dedication cera-Jtn Rnd nullatln and member
ifloula. lot tb atale highway comnriwlon. ',
Cblraao Twenly-lhre federal.
atenl begin nlabt and day watch
of federal bulldlnga and are or
dered to .hoot f Iret and aak
queailoua aflerwaril In emergency.
! Claveland Marine and d
lleciJVaa ordeied to guard federal
blilldlllg.
- nao r ranciaco -iionian aino
lie rburrh of Balnt Peter and
i Paul, previously bombed, placed
under guard.
I Pari Paradn . of Sacco-Van-In-ttl
aympathUrr baomd, U. 8.
I enibaiey ..and - consulate under
guard.
I Ixindon B;eclal Hcollaad Yard
rum-
FIRE INSURANCE
W aferlatlie In Irrigated
fhrma" and .to. k ranch. 1
Kar'--exniirlerita lit conntj-.-
.' REED & REYNOLDS
tomi Main HI. l-lxmc 1093
UPToW ROOaA
- ANOThlMK
I GIVE VOO THfS
DETAILS IM A NOT-
, THftT WILL
SHELU T AM A
OF FfSW WOR03
TO DO ea
VIILL Be
EV6NT
many dceds
AT OOR
YIU.
DARinS
furt reaponlll fur safiity of
ombsssles and legstlons U rein
forced. Berlin Di-pututlcns of com
niunlst and eoclatlsts refused
admittance 10 tha V. H. (nbuiy;
Ami-rlran building guarded.
Stockholm Covernmsnt for-
bliU demonstration In front of
U. 8. embassy.
Hummis Air llunln. bouse
close la avoid dumag by Burco-
,0IUI guard assigned to Judge,
Albany, N. V. Loltarlna- for-
bidden nnr .lata and city build-
Ing.
Annapolis, lid. I'ollco detail
SAWYER ELECTED'
TO HEAD1 SCRIBES!
IIAKDON. Or..1 A41K. .
(t'r) At tha final araalon of th
ron million whlrb txian at Kom-
burn yMinrday and rndd hara
If il K. Hoaa. aermtary to Govern-,
or Patleraon, waa ro-elected ace
relary-treaaurer. i-
llandon n In gala attire to
welcome (he Oregon aedbea, near
ly loo of whom drove over the
mountains from the heal of the
Interior to conclude their work
and play In 1 lie coot atmoapber
of tbo coaat.
PATTERSON GETS
CLEMENCY NOTES
8ALKM. Ang. . (I'PI Oov-
ernor Patleraon revealed ' today j
that he had boon beelgd with!
a large number of letter from!
i all over th alate aeeking tb
pardon of Vlur Harrlt Weather
aoD caahlcr of tha defunct Flor-
I enrv. urriu. uobk. nv 1 . -
Ing a u-aar aenlence tor forg-
ory in tha Oregon penitentiary.
The governor did not Indicate
that ho will take action. The
girl has not eerved her minimum
eiitenca and la therefor not aub-
ject lo parole. ' " ' - '
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Fur-, m - Trt" SAME. PiltMef? IN A
rr-'
MAGAZINE TR'T
HE'S STuOtW
SPARE. -TTME.
A1ILL NOTKE. HlM AmO
vArt'lM AHEAD. EE-HE.E
-Trt BOUl WE.VJER SEE'S
ANVlMlNGr LIKE
HE ALWAVS
IM HtS SPARE. TIME
ni l eT. orr.
Where Do I Sign?
OF "mii FAMS AND kK.UN6."
PWAlT OS UPON OUR fetTUWM
PROM TMB VOUTM PDL& - TIIE WOt-D
HONORS MEN WHO HfiuB THE COOCQE
TMINOS - OOR tvPLOlT
A HlWtoRV MAKING
WATIONS VILL BOW
FEET THE woRlO
SWNO flQMAST AT OOP
ITvtPORIT-CAPr.
ER1CSOM -THIS IS
ANOPrXJRRJNITV
I CANT PASS OP1
IL
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: r-KJ- ,rv n
Nick's ,Iri KnickerS1
,sawapswv;
it n;;r , Srt
(2)
Like 'ot:ir- ;:itlclati who:
have traded tbolr toga for ol' I
clothe and are puraulng the.
finny tribe
in the Woodland
slreama, la Nick Lougworlh.
speaker of the house. Nick. In
his knickers, is shown here after
luring a couple of iron out of 1
lake In Glacier National park.
Unlike President Coolldg. who
uaea worma,
erman.
Nick. Is. a fly flab-
llUU-KKMNU STOVK.
Before polishing your stove, xo
over It all with vinegar. It will
rentova all grease and make ex
cellent base for polish.
" There I one thins? aboat dying!
yownever bare to So ft again. '
Out Our Way
a j
jib mmTinrii 1 gr !
ioioTPiaT Once'
SPENT FOUR MONTfts
X DID.
TRMIN' to attract
IW M
Hl ATTENTiOM AN"
NNHErJ HE OlO SEE ME
HE SE-Z "SA--- -DOM'T
VOO CxX y
ENOU&vA OF THAT
SO Iff 8oSb
N EIGHT HOOR&f
AT COZ
-tHATfe aw
TAKES A NAP
A FAlLORE
HOPE.
iT'S 1UC WAV To
IrUK-Vob'RE THE KiNO O"
ACXMPANI0N I WANT
OMB VIHC rs WILLING Xo
A4ARCH INTO THE JAWS CF
6TARVAT10N IWHUNCZS
AVO KOVSIOLY DcATM
t -I.L ....... .1 . . "1 1 Kfr- .
Weyerhaeuser to
. Build in Future
(Continued From P On)
return to Klamath Fall and at
ithat time will lu a format
atalmnl making public our
plan In a much detail aa we
can afford. But thla trip, ba
, yond wring that tha plant will
j b const rurted In Ihe atsr fu
ture, I would rather not makj
jany further atatemeol to the
! newspaper."
"Our plans have not changed."
be commented at ona point In
the Interview.
Fly that statement. It la taken
that th . Weyerhaeuser Timber
company will stand behind ths
statement ot Ha m anger Mr.
Long on the witness stand at
tha Interstate commerce commla-
lon bearing ot the Klamatb
' railroad case.
Mr. . Long's statement, an
epochal one fof the Klamatb Ba
al n. was approximately as fol
lows: That" the Weyerhaeuser Tlm-
; bar company would not manu
' fart u re 1U timber In Klamath
unlesa competitive railroad
service waa offered. And that
th Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany would construct a largo
plant concurrently with tbo
building of the Oregon Trunk
railroad extension from Bend
aoutb to connect with tha'
Southern Pacific main Una at
Chemaull.
A usual, Mr. Lo'ig was affable
and easily appro lied but for
.the first time during th.
past
not
few years, he obviously did
.want to be interviewed. .
i "Aa a matter of fact." Mr.
tang commented, "my Itinerary
. did not include Klamath Falls
when I started out. I waa called
to San Francisco to attend a
lumber convention, and from
there Journeyed to Susanvllle,
Oallf. Being mora or lesa in
thla part of tbo country. I came
north through Klamath Fall..".
Included in Mr. Lon'a party
wore F. R. Tltcomb. assistant
general manager, and A. Onstead.
will .'q.lgner employed by the
f6mo.
. t VNE'S.Th,
TO SLEt
BOLL GtJEN
SLEEP JUST IS4
tiME 10 MIS5 HVM
0ON ifOM HlSr
OVJKl TTmE. ANtjr
WAVttS UP JOST
IMTTME-Tb SEE
HE OOWV OO.
IT OM fh' COMP'aNS.
im
. "TlKAfe.
Vf.r rrnft jSA f
vT''?N'''UiM5.
Otan av ax some.
- BlXT MO t?6D BLoooeo
HE MAN WOULD STOP
at wrr he presscs
OM-TOMIM IT'S eiTweR
GtORVOR -OiC END
GONN.VOURE A MAM IM
A MILLION WITH SUCH
NfcKVe
.. f X0LC-AH-
( . (X. always
-w,. i :v x LIKE
. THAT
HUT. AN- VVMLL.aH.l .
v 1 1 r .1. vajAC i tivitr 11 r
Deporting to
Follow Uprising:
' (Continued krom Face One)
migration act could not bar
been admitted.
' "I know Governor Fuller of
Maaachuetta and know several
of the' board of cltlxena who -sl.tod
him In final examination
of murder charges and evidence.
They are convinced that Saoco
and Vanxettl artf guilty and these
men In my opinion are aa guilty
aa wer tba Mc.Vamara brothers,
who blew up tha Los . Angeles
Times building, killing twenty or
more, and who confessed their
crime after a great defense fund
bad been raised by sympathetic
working men.
daity:
"They are aa guilty as those
who conkpired to and did mur
der . .Governor Stunenberg, of
Idaho! ,They are as guilty as
those who assassinated th world
war veterans at Centra Ma, Wash.,
on the first Armlstlc day. .They
are as guilty as Derkman who
I tried to kill rick In Pittsburgh I
land dodged deportation for a
dotrn years after serving - his
prison term. Sacco . and Van
xettl are aliens.' That' makes no
difference. Had they been foully
murdered by Americans,' this
government would' have hltd to
apologize to Italy and pay great
soma la damages.
, "Demonstrations may go ' on
In other lands. That Is the af-
jfair of other governments. For
eign' demonstrations can neither
affect nor frighten" tba United
Stales government nor any sov
ereign state thereof. These dem
onstrations began originally In
; order to create a "situation for
' tha benefit of the communists of
th world without any real
knowledge as to tbo guilt or In
nocence of the murderers. Don't
be fooled In that kind ot propa
'ganda. Union labor men and
j women should resd ths recent
j statement of Mathew Wold, vice
president of the American Fed
; eration of Labor, that there la
I
' real danger from violent soviet
communistic activities which
I rage everywhere without check
oryentraint."
VouIil fheck Radlrallsm.
Johnson added: "We hope
soon to put through congress a
law by which naturalised cltliens,
who. after awearing allegiance to
the United States wear black
shirts and swear undying allegi
ance to Mussolini' or any other
dictator, or who support any
other government, shall be de
prived of their - naturalisation.
Citltxenship Is the greatest gift
the United States has to bestow.
It has been gladly received by
millions.
"The time baa come when such
acquired citizenship shall not be
used by radicals to the, danger
of this great jovernment."
FRENCH TtlVlKRA TO
' . HAVE AIR SERVICE
' f-ARIs; Aug. 8, (JPtk dally
air ' service from Marseilles . to
Nice will shortly connect the
French rlTlera with the Capitols
ot Europe.
Because of the lack ot a suit
able landing field the flicnt from
Marseilles will be made with hy
droplanes which will use Vllle
francha bay, two miles from Nice,
as a base.
1 The contour of the rlrlera is
such that It will be necessary
for engineers practically to build
the mile-square landing field nee
essary for large passenger planes.
It Is expected that the work ot
levelling aucb a field will be
started next year. The hydro
plane service will start In the
near future.
DRINK RADIUM WATER
Has cured thousands.
Why not' ycra?
Radium ore for sale by
N. A. RRIGGg,
. (Special Representative)
Phone 860-W
-Jlt-Aie
By Taylor
HUE! it Will be
NECESSARY TO Si6fi AMV
AerJEeWENT COVERIKO
THIS EVPeCHTlOW-Tfte
T apcss will SB Ready ,
FOR VODR SIGNATURE,
TOMORROW
NEW TODAY
WANTED Floor finisher to aand
floor. Bee E. W. Lewis. 1
Martin HI.
WANTED Good experienced
cook. Addreaa Bog IS... H'-r-ald.
Stf
FOR RENT Housekeeping room
close in. 'Adults. Phon i-R.
Itil Pin. - - -
FOR BALK Lot, on pavement.
Reasonable. By owner. Inquire
at Herald office". . 1-13
FOR KKNT Modern I -room lur
n Is hod house on pavement. In
Hot Springs Addn. Inquire
' 717 Alameda BU . . (-10
FOR BALK Two i-room, ona
3 -room honsrs. All priced rea
sonable. ' Will take good ' ear
or lot aa' payment. Phone -W.
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LOST Ling cuff button. Small
diimond In center on ona tin k
and small sapphire In center of
other. Return to Herald office
and receive reward. Itt
FOR KBNT Bmall partly fur
nished . honae, . 17S6 Oregon
AT. -
FOR BALE Highway rooms. If
rooms, fully equipped. Good
location, doing good baatnesa.
Price llOSOv bslf cash. Ad
dress P. O. Box Its. Coqullle.
Oregon.
FOR RENT t 1-noa furnished
apt: on pavement. Porch. Light
and Water. furnished. Use of
baeh,"pbooc and tubs. 11& mo.
901 Ahmed. Phone 129-J.
. . . 4 3-1
FOR RENT New 6 -room brick
bouse. - Bath,', garden roof,
baaemenf and ' garage. Aply
box 12 Herald: - 8-1 1
FOR SALE OR LEASE Apart
ment bonse. centrally located.
Doing good business. Inquire
at Herald office. . .
FOR SALE 160 acres of good
meadow land, by owner. Five
' room bonse and other. blC jit
Inquire at Herald oftice. 3-13
WANTED Experienced man
wanta job on ranch. Can take
charge of ranch and bandlo
stock. Reliable. Any proposi
tion considered. Call or wr'te
:The Herald. Box 14. S-13
r OK, SALE A-l paying business.
'-'Owing to other tie-ups.". A
; money getter. New and used
'goods. To right man soap.
C. Dicks. 210 Msin St. 8-13
WANTED To adopt a baby girl
not over one rear. Address)
Box 13, Herald. 8-11
FOR SALE California aveine.
Exceptionally fine lot close In
on upper aide of California
arenas. Terms. California ave-
. nuc district la taat becoming
one , of the finest residential
districts ot Klamath Falls. This
lot caa be had at a reasonable
' figure at this time. Inquire
Fred D. Fletcher, 16 Loomta
Rldg.. Phone 44. -
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black Spaniel pup. Re-
ward. Klamatb Sporting Goods
.Btore. . 8-8
For Sale Automobiles
2 !' GUARANTEED
- BUICK
,- SEDAN'S and COACHES
i J900 to 11375
.These cars bare been rebuilt
and Inspected by Bntck mas
ter mechanics, which will in
sure yon unlimited service
under our guarantee.
BUICK" GARAOE
Phone 42 1330 M.a
FOR SALE
One 1928 Olda coach. Thla car
is sure some buy. Equipped,
nnly ... a...... 3376
Due 1928 Essex coach, all new
rubber, runs flue.............H26
One 192S Olds Sport Roadster.
Completely overhauled, new
rubber. This la s real bny.
Only , 2500
We havo many more to
U ' ' , aelect from. . . ,
Liberal Terms.
ROY CALL'8 USED CARS
Bee Walt Abbey .
8th and Pino Phone 334
FOR SALE
HUPP Roadster Runs like new.
Good paint, 6 balloons, bump
ers and all, 3050.
FORD Ton Truck Thla is a real
buy you .have been looking
for. 395.
CHANDLER This csr la in tip
top condition, 3560,
BUICK tourings Wondoiful val
ues In unlimited service for
3400 to 3475.
Late Ford Coupe
Durant Roadster
Dodge Roadster
Dodge Truck .'......
Reo truck
8TUDEBAKER, late -'23
..(300
.1275
,3360
,.3275
.1175
This
MISCELLANEOUS
1
EXCELLENT TAflLt! HO A mi
ll. 00 per day. Hooma It riV
sired. 6v Plum U . . 3 -I
WINDOW CLE AMNli Floor
- -waxing, bonis cleaning and Jurt- '
Itor service. Rafrenea. - A"
-M. Rhoad. Phon 10M-W. . .
l7-ls-tf
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Room and
bath. Phone 103. .3-1
I WILL EXCHANGE two good IoUI
in uerxeier or nousa ana ids -Is
Klamatb Falls. Address Bo
HI. Herald. . ' , . :!-
WANTED Shipping- grader. In
quire Wheeler-Olmstaad Yards'
or call 1196-R evealnga. . t-f '
WANTED Experienced rata
rant' cook.-- Must unlnjjuinv
brd and neat In apsaraa. .
fs a months Apply at H
Id Offic. .- . .!-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Breeding rabslu. L..
, Phon S-J ' i v, '. ,ant.'
FOR BALE Machine, lamps,;!
fernery, etc Cheap. Apt 31. -v
Evas ,
Apt. , M.,
FOR SALE -A girl' blrrcl. 111.
Com try U.- Call 3J-H. -'
FOR SALE-Lota In Malln. , For
--'particulars write' Annie M.
Worlow, Malln, Oregon. ' -
FOR SALE Cheap. It Uken at
. once, Howard piano. Just Ilka
new. Walnut finish.. Hit
Oregon Ave. . .
FOR SALE Beaatlfnl Persian
kittens, fine pedigrees.- Auto 3
valuable mothers. Will breed
free. Reason, hsvsa't room.t
Dr. Norvall. Bonaoaa. . i-4t
FOR SALE A few Hoist el n
cows, fresh - and dry. T. B.
tea led. Owner. Enterprise
Ranch. A. Manera. - 3-1
For Sale Real Estate '
. . ATTENTION ; ,. '. ..
TO HOME BUYERS -
(-ROOM furnished . house . on ;
pavement. Basement, (uroaea,
- lawn and, shad tree; ,awer,
sidewalks and pavement all
"7patd. "A TVal gftod buy on a"
choice street. Prlco 25350.
1900.00 dowit,' balance easy
-. terma. "'. '. . '; . .
, --v ' ''. ' '-' '
THIS WILL SUIT TOO" :.
5-ROOM - house with tlreplae, .
lawn, shade trees and garage;
dose in, especially aullable for
- business or railroad man. Very
reasonable at 33750.. Terms
'on part, ; .
A DANDT
7-ROOM boms for leas thsn yon
can build it for. Furnace, fire
place, hardwood, floor. Price)
.27500. 21200 down, balance
' monthly. .
TWINS ' '
TWO coxy homes, each baa firs
place, hardwood floors and ga
rage: corner location. Will
- sell one or both, 3500 down,
balance easy terma. Thla la a
profitable investment
. . .. : ' ' . " .
LOOK AT THIS '
4-ROOM bouse on corner lot;
hardwood floors, large sleep
ing porch, basement, on paved
street and close In Hot Springs
Addn. Price 34000. Only G00
down, balance monthly. ' ' '
Call any boor yon wish from'
7 A. M. to 7 P. M. , -
TRI-STATES REALTY
Phone 1050 Office 1134 Main
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished 2-rooro
bouses, 318.00 month. 423
Plum. Phone 144-J. A4-S4
FOR RENT" Furnished apart
uiouia. nwiucwi ' raum. ' ozy
Apta., 58 MaJa St. 30-13
FOR RBNT-Flrst clsss furnish
ed apartments. Steam heated.
McCarthy Apts., . 630 Pine.
Phone 800. ' A6-S8
FOR RENT 2-roora apartment:
also sleeping room at 812 Oabr"?
Ave. Inquire 806 Oak. 6-12
ROOMS 920 Lincoln. PbOM
597-W. J37-AJ7
FOR RENT Furnished orl 1
apt., 2 rooms and batb, lee.
trie range, bot water. Garsge.'
$35. 1615 Esplanade. Phone
794-W. Al-BIT'
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed apta., garage, new building.
Just off Main on Broad. Res
Arms. Phone 1116. J20-A20
FOR RENT We can save yntj
Dig money at tbe Arcade Hotel
Apartments, . furnished com
pletely, electric rangea, line,
(Jlshes and telephone. OV
room with private bathe at
real cut rates to permanent
guests. Arcade. M9-J j
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car I in A-l condition, 3800,
Your Satisfaction Is Our Success.
BUICK OAIt AOE
- Phone 4 1130 Main -
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