W-(1hch(1hv, Anoint 17, 11)27
THE EVENINfl TIRRAT.n, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEOON
Pagw Njns
S60cpV MARKET PLACE
MARKET AGENT
TO STRIVE FOR
BETTER RATES
Reduction Sought by Sey
mour Jones; Would
Be Big Saving
HA I. KM, Ore. Au 17. 111
Seymour Jones, stale murk:
agent, announced today I hoi he
.will begin a fight for a freight
Our Mission
In life in the continued
production of Good IVint
Injf. liming the moHt
modern typo and i'iiii.
nit tit ii nd duvotitiK nil of
our effort to thin one
phiiMu of the printiiiK IniHi
nt'KK enullll'S uh to Kivu
you
BETTER
BETTER
PRINTING
SERVICE
CASE & MELTON
Printers
131 H...
I'tluUtt
Hctcnlll
183-W
Roofing
NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT ON
THAT NEW ROOF.
Do not wait until further rains and '
cold weather set, as roofing can
not be laid to best advantage
except in warm weather.
We have a complete line of Johns
Mansville Asbestos Roofing as well
as their Rag Felt Roofing on hand.
We also have an experienced roof
ing crew ready to apply new or re-'
pair old roofs. Call or phone for
estimates.
Do Not Delay!
W. D. MILLER
Construction Co.
6th and Commercial
1
MOM'N POP
f vhat's in Tite Tallow CANw.rs.' Youf vion't voo have ).
V packagcpop J roRoer-oW r'M going some Coffee, III
V --m. I TO Trie SOOTM Ptx rVID POP. S I I
- p Will HAVeT TOACCOSnv . ' ' V
7 JCX V MVSCLF It) AMTASCTiCj f
il T . - DICT5 m-irrTKI S V
rale reduction on deciduous! would mean huiidreda of Ihou
fiulia ahlpped eual from llio I'a- aatida of diilliirit each year lu the
i If If norlhweat, alinllar In I In1 grower uf Hi" iiorlhweat, ami
ii'iluiilnn recently granted l ull
fnriila shippers by Hi liittimlalx
t'oimnitrce Coin mission. Tlia re
duction, If obtained, Jones aald.
will ho from 10 to 2Sr a bushel
on in in h frull shipped.
'l nollco hi (tiapntches frnm
Waahlngtoii," anld Jotica, "thul
Mm 1. C. C. Imn grunted aubatnn.
1 1 u I reducllona In rain on dml
diiou frulla frnm Callloriilu In
all eastern n ti in In k polnia
east uf Denver and lliw rocky
miiunlalii territory. Thla rcdur
Hull frnm Callfnriila polnia ral
now give Uml territory In frr.H
frull shipment, oilier Ihan ap
pli'a, a til u It cheaper freight
late I linn mm appllia lii.Nurlh
I'ariflr pnlnia. hut Ihe aaliiu
prliii-lphi whlrh wnrruiiicd redur
Hi. n (nun California pnlnia would
nlo apply In North Pnelllc
pnlnia, Fre.h frull ahlpmetita
tintti Ihe north I'ai'lflr pol'Ha
ar subject in a very burden
some freight rule to eastern
point anil a united effort
should now be uiad by the fruit
Krnwcre of Ore..n and Wanh-l"1"1
; lUKtoii, aided by the public wr
, vice c-umtnliwliiti. to am-ure a
reduction uu a parity wlih Call-
tuinla.
I "Une of the nii'iiihera of I lie
1. t'. '. Intimated very atrotiRly
thai the north 1'arlflc aiutei
would now lie entitled to a n -
tlllellmi If mu rfiirl Wuk Iiim.Im I,,
' arcura Ihvm. If we can. acrure a
reduction In thla territory II
$4n tiinJico)
new
ExcDtional
DINIWCROON
umu
ami
Tanm (t trtAMnttx
Phone 78
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should bf
rcduciloii."
Mayor of Rainier
To Fight Recall
i( AINIKK, Or., Auk. 17. (A')
Mayor A. Veiilch, recalled by
a vota uf 241 lu J 7 1 In a special
! I nil In ii yeatnritiiy, rieclurcd that
ha would rnnlnut Him elcrlli,n
I'uunilliuen Van Knauf and K. I'
llaugeherg alao were recalled.
The vote on Knauf waa yea 2H0,
no Hi; on Haugaberg e ZC7,
no 176.
Mayur Veatrh declared he
wuuld atlark legality of tha rlec
llun un three grounda: chunglug
iif election dute; failure In pul
Hull election not he In the Itiln
liT newspaper, and alleged Ille
gal funi tlonluK uf the elnctlon
board.
The recall (Ivrllon, wlil.h aplll
I b I town In a n-ry bi-aled
r a m p a I I n, ri-aullid frnm
rharfra by a re. all cummltieo
Mayor and two rouncllmen ,
had been DeKleclfill of dutlea.
$16,000 Warehouse
-i m
Un Opting t tniShed
Completion of another commer
cial bulldliiK, tha llalalKer Motor
Htnraie and Warehouae located
on HprinK alreet. wia announced
today by the V. U. Miller Con
atruction company.
In 1 1 1 of com rite and llle the'
Iwo-alory bulldliiK will atore on
the averaKe of 125 care for the
local concern. It waa erected at
a coal of II. oou and cover a
apace of Oonllu feet.
It la the liiientlona of Mr. Hal
alcer lu move Into the building
around the laat of tbia week.
STAGES
TO ALL POINTS
326
New Phone Number
New Reduced Rates
New Location
8th & Klamath Ave.
"The Hunehlno Kontc"
an aggressive fight
niada lu aTuru Ida
al i ay 3 i
to keep your refrigerator1
vellffledYithQ;,
VTOUR milkman an J your procer jrujrJ your food for you,
' -L up to the time it is JclivcrcJ, by keeping it ON ICE
CONSTANTLY. .
How wasteful, then, to let food deteriorate and lose
flavor by not keeping it in a well iced refrigerator in our
home right up to the minute you are ready to cook or
acrvc it.
It costs less to keep your refrigerator well fi!.J with ice
all the time thjn to let the ice run low. The refrigerator
leeps colder anJ the ice melts more slowly.
Food is Lxpenivc Save ic with ICE
Klamath Ice & Storage Co.
Phone 58
Pop Slips on His Daily Diet
AJ0P6 VMrLe Oil.,
IN THIS CAJCVIIU.
6 MOCH 86TTER
THAT'S WHAT The
ESKIMOS use
JAMES HILL'S!
GIRL OPPOSES
Prominent Stockholder
in Two Road Suggest
Different Method
NKW VOIIK, Aim. 17. (Al'l
Clara Hill l.lnrilry, duuxhler of
Jua. J. Mill, "Un- empire build
er," and her huabund, Kraamua
It. I.lndley. todiy made public a
pi'llllnn to the Inleratula com-men-e
rtimiiilaKlon to Intervene In
the (ireal Norlhfrn-Xuriliern I'a
iltli' unlfliallnn hcarlnxa. The
pi'lllloiiera, who are aubatantlul
huldvra of the eerurltiee of both
roada, furor ulilf Icallon uf the
owniTalilp. rontrol and operation
of Hie northern linea and the
HurliiiKton, but alaln that auch
unification ahould be effected
Ihruurh the ulllliatlon of one uf
the three roada aa a bane, rather
inao inruuKii inn iiiairunieniaiii?
ut new Delaware company aa
prnpuaed III the orlxtnul plan.
Mr. and Mra. I.lndley aungent I hat
leaaliis the propcrtlea of the
Norlhern I'jilflc to the Creat
Nurthern would he more In the
niilillr Ititereat and more, eonala-
tent with the letter and aplrlt
of the tranaportatinn act, be
'cause
the Ureal Northern la i
Minnesota corporation with broad
charter powers.
It Is alao contended that 'Min
nesota la the actual and legal
status of a larger portion of the
approximately 20.UOO miles of
I railway line Involved Ihan any
I other state. They added It would
I be more compatible with' the
I public Interest for the CI real
Northern to Issue I!.'V.i0,00v
additional capital slock "ln " ex
change for a like amount
Northern Pacific etock than for
the proposed Delaware company
to iaaue about llnO.Oi'U.OOO capi
tal stock In exchange for stock
uf the two northern lines. They
describe tha- profed holding
company as a 'paper corpor-itinn
of Delaware, without substantial
property or credit."
The petitioners contend that
MERGER
' The petitioners contend that
You'fte MISSING ALL I VUANT IS TUG
IT.POP, BY NOT ( Fat.' itprovipes
TASTlNfi SOMe OK i HEAT fbR'THe B0DY
THIS DELICIOUS A SO ITCAN YIITH STAND
rVRretfHouse J THe frigid biasts of
v. steak r(te PotAft peoioNS
'Lo, Norma
With
her well-knuwn amfle
! '"nclionln-
perfectly and the
very luteal of Parisian cTolhoa,
'Norma TalinadKe. the cinema
'Satellite, arrives at New York I
from a trip abroad. Norma'a still
vei-y easy to look upon.
the unification plan as proposed
by the rullway executives would
In effect exclude thirty percent
of the northern companies' share
holders from any voice in the
operation and control for 99
, years and that It would b with
in the nower of the mainrltv
I during' the period to deprive the
minority of any return on their
holdings, aa the rental to be re
ceived 'by the minority would be
subject to the will of the major
ity. Watch Snatcher is
Chased and Caught
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 17. (A.
P. I Walter Turner. 3a, waa ar
rested this afternoon following a
spectacular chase through down
town streets. charged with
snatching a watch valued at 15.73
from the Jewelry counter - at
Meier and Franks. He dashed out
the Sixth street door. Hilda Ban-
I Ken,
houae detective at the atore
says she saw Turner take
who
the watch, tried to stop him. She
said he felled her with a blow.
Traffic Officer Andy Larson,
at Broadway and Alder, aa Tur
ner coming and took up the
chase. He overtook the fleeing
man and detained him until pur
suers from Meier and Franks ar
rived. Republican Choice
To be Named Soon
PORTLAND. Aug. 17.
Acting upon the suggestion of
Ralph E. William, the county
central committee has been call
ed to art as a convention to name
the republican parly's official
candidate for congressman from
this district, which includes only
Multnomah county. I
The call was Issued last night '
by the executive committee of the
republican county central com-.
mlttue. '
A committee was appointed to
call on Governor Patterson and !
tirgo him to call a special elec
tion here as soon as possible.
All that women's clothes leave
lo the Imagination is what makes
them so expensive.
ABOUT
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FORTUNE LEFT
0!
Widow Named Chief!
Heir of Robert H. Mc
Elwee; Millionaire
WAIKKOA.V. Ills.. AuK- 17.
OPTha will of Hubert II. Mc-
Klwee. Lake forest banker and
lumber dealer who died June C.
waa filed for probate yesterday
Hallos; peraonal property at 12.
SOO.OuO and real eatale at $1.
OUO. Mrs. Klltabetb Kpaldlnr Mi-
Klwee, the widow, was named
chief heir and residuary lega
tee. One thousand shares of
stock of the Continental and
Commercial National Bank of
Chicago, all real estate, furniture
and household good were left to
her.
Trigg Waller. Highland Hark,
a nephew, now deceased a
niece. Nannie Waller Patterson
of Medford, Ore., and a sister,
Virginia McKlwee IJartolomew,
were each left three hundred
shares of bank stock.
Three hundred sharea of bank
stock were left to Flora McKlwee
Miller of Lexington. Va. In the
event of her death the stock Is I
to be divided equally between
her sons, William and Francis.
Largest Tonnage
n
Crops Predicted
" i
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 17. I A.
P.) The largest tonnage of crops
ever moved from .the northwest
will be handled by the railways
thla fall, aald E. W. Clark, re
cently appointed general traffic
manager of the Northern Pacific
railway, who was a Portland vis
itor tudav. I
Clark is making his first trip j
over the system as general traffic i
manager.
.All McUonahl Praiacd. I
riUniilTTVTfttt'V Pel An. I
17. Prime Minister, wbow
mother-was a Ma Donald, thinks
highly of that clan. Addressing
Islandors he said:
"I understand that In the ear
ly days you brought -over 300
MacDonalds from the Isles. Three
hundred MacDonalds are worth
3.000 of any other set."
A XATI RAL WEALTH.
"America did not build josds
because of its wealth, but in a
major degree la wealthy because
it built roads." says John N.
Willys, chairman of the foreign
trade committee of the National
Automobile Chamber of Com
merce. !. C. NOR V ALL
Graduate of Palmer and
Pacific College.
Fourteen years experience
We remove the cause of dlseise.
Bonanta. Ore. A1S
DRINK KAIia'M WATKtt
Has cured thousands.
Why not you?
Radium ore for sale by
X. A. nillGGS,
(Special Representative)
Phone 960-W
J16-A16
FIRE INSURANCE
We specialize In irrigated
farms and stock ranches. 13
years' experience In county.
REED & REYNOLDS
lO.'ta Main St. Phone 1003
By Taylor
MIDMICMTi
LUMBERMAN
BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
Mlaa While Left
Miss Orate White has left for
San Francisco and other southern
points, where she will visit be
fore returning to her home In
Albuquerque. New Mexico. Miss
Wblta haa been the houaa guest
of Dr: and Mrs. G. T. Casper
for the past fortnight and while
here enjoyed a number of de
lightful trips.
Mra. Lear Xo lletlrr
If anything, the condition of
Mrs. Mary Lear la lees satisfac
tory than it has been for some
time. The aged matron la con
fined to her room at the home of
her 'son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lear where
he baa been for many weeks
suffering; from a' broken hip.
VUlfed In tlty Vr?enU)
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauramp
of Stayton. Oregon, visited brief
ly In the city yesterday enroute
home after an outing at Bend
and other polnta of Interest.
They visited with Wyma Hrother
ton while -here.' who la a close
friend of their, family.
llerk la III-
A. J. Beck of Beck'a Man
I atore Is r-oiifiaed to his home
with an attack of illness. Dur-
ins Ills auwrnc. iruiu me biuic
Fred Leonfttl has been placed
In charge.
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT All or part of nine
room furnished bouse. blocks
from Main. Beautiful home.
Phone 222. 17
WANTED Return load of fur
niture for Salem or Portland
at once. Reduced rates. Capi
tol City Transfer So., Salem.
' Ore. ,17-1
WILL TRADE A good used
touring car for lots or acreage.
Clear, no equity. Butck Oa-
ree'.tOJ ' 17-23 1
FOR SALS Sanitary couch, two j
mattrete8, wringer and other ,
household articles. Inquire at
70S Delta St. 17-20
Household furnl -
FOR SALE -lure.
1766
Main St. 17-20
FOR KENT 3-room furnished
house, garage. Hot Springs
Addn. Phone 1154-W. 17-1S
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good
radio- aet. bargain. 1710 Mon
loway after 6 p. m. 16-18
WILL SACRIFICE splendid new
3-room house for $1000. Will
take car or other property, half
payment. Phone 5S1-J. 1-21
FOR SALE 800 acrea good salt
and swamp grass pasture. Part
. ran be irrigated. Hooper Ranch
Midland. Ore. 15-17
FOR TRADE Portland property
.. for Klamath Basin property,
either town or country. Good
deals offered. Call News, phone
877. 16-t
FOR SALE RIGHT.
Hay-
nets, harness, collar pads,
wagon springs, chains.
Tubs. pana. dishes, stoves, sew
ing machines and many useful,
miscellaneous articles. Result of
40 years gathering.
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
So. 6th. 16-17
For Sale Automobiles
FOR SALE 7-passonger Cadilkae
in good condition, newly paint
ed. 3350, by owner. Inquire
at Herald. 11-tf
FOR SALE 1926 Chevrolet one
ton truck. Double transmis
sion, frame extension. 32x6
tires on rear. This truck in
excellent shape. Locke Motor
Co.. 522 South 6th, Chevrolet
agency.
12-3t
WANTED
WANTED A ride to Portland.
Will help pay expenses. Ad
dress V. P. Herald. 15-20
WANTED First class mechanic
at Merril Garage. 15-20
FOR SALE Dodge bug. 860.
Phone 612. 15-U
WANTED 'Plasterer, apartment
house. Phone 235-W. 15-17
WANTED Return load of furni
ture for Salem or Portland at
once at reduced ratea. Capitol
City Transfer Co., care Eve
ning Herald. l(-3t
WANTED A worthy widow with
six small children, four boys,
aged 2. 4. lo and 12 and two
girls aged 7 and . wants
clothing of any kind. Bundles
My be left at The Herald
(Alice or phone the address to
"The Herald and the bundlea
will be picked up. 15-17.
LOST AND FOUND
I.U8T Link caff buttott. Small
dkumond In center on one link
and email aapphlrc In center of
other. Ketura lo Herald office
and receive reward. tf
FOR SALE
Ft) It BALK Irish Bettor pun
pies. Midland Store, Midland.
Oregon. 1S-1
MISCELLANEOUS
WINDOW CLEANI.NO Floor
waxing, houaa cleaning and
Janitor aervlce. Heferences. A.
M. Rhoada. I'hona 10t-W.
107-2-tf
AUCTION Furniture Kxchango
anniversary sale, Tuesday, Au
gust 1. and each Tuesday
thereafter, at 7:30 p. m. J. E.
and H. rtalney, 23 N. 4th St..
Klamath Falls, Ore. 1S-30
For Sale Real Estate
FOR 'SALIC 20 acres, m ml lea
from tn St. Writ Bog 287.
Kt. L. or aee owner. 15-20.
WILL 8ACKIFICK 11(11 equity
In bond of tha Wester Bond
and Mortgage Co. Phone 824.
. 1-17
FOB, 8ALB 24-aere ranch. Will
sell an or part, lov acres a-i
potatoes. House and .other
buildings. 200 chickens, (76
head of sheep, all young black
faced Hampshlres; seven good
work horses. Three good milk
cows. 12 acrea under paid-op
water right. 83 acrea nuder
government ditch.. For partic
ulars rail at Herald office, or
phone 141. Hit
FOR SALE Good country gen
eral store, Klamath county. In
fine Irrigated valley,- a good
money maker. Will sell at oak
and lease buildings or can deal
with you most any way. Can
give excellent terms. Investi
gate. Write P. O. Box 1138,
Klamath Falls. 1-18
!FOR SALE . .
1 pair Beat steel log wheels.
1 pair wood log wheels with
tractor attachment.
1 Best (0 tractor, with mud
shoes. ,
4 heavy tractor cable shlve
blocks.
4 heavy ateel tractor log wag
ons with extra parts.
CAMPBELL-TOWLK LB It. CO..
Sprague River, Oregon.
12-it
FOR RENT
!'0R,RNT Moder -TOO,u "Jl
nisbed house.
Inquire at 30S
Lincoln.
1&-20
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house. 130S Sargent Avenue.
Phone 1018. 12-19
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
apartment. Reasonable. 1314
Crescent Ave. 13-19
FOR RENT Four
ment, furnished.
room apart
82S Lincoln.
i-:s
FOR RENT A room for gentlo
I .man. 123 N. (tb St. Lorens
Apartments. 16-22
FOR RENT Modern 4-room fur
nished house. Inquire 305 Lin
coln St. 15-20
FOR RENT Furnished 2-room
house. 818 month. Oregon Ate.
Call 927 Jefferson or Phe.e
! 479-J. 16-17
ROOM FOR RENT Nicely fur
nished front room, use. of
phone and bath. Furnace heat.
422 No. 3rd St. Phone 798-J.
16-22
FOR RENT Well furnished
apartment with regular bed
room. Clean, quiet, close In.
330. St. Francis Apt., S?
Oak St. 11-17
FOR RENT
house, close
J
Partly furnished
In. (14 Lincoln.
11-17
FOR RENT Furnished 3-room
houses, 818.00 month. 42S
Plum. Phone 644-J. . A4-S4 .
FOR RENT First elaaa furnish
ed apartments. Steam heated.
McCarthy Apts.. (30 Pine.
Phone 800. A5-S5
ROOMS (20
597-W.
Lincoln. Phone
J27-A27
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed spts. Garage, paving, near
building. Just off Main street
on Broad. Rex Arms Apta.
Phone 11 H. J20-A2O
FOR RENT Furnished taourt
apt., 2 rooms and bath, elec
tric range, hot water. Carage.
836. 1(15 Esplanade. Phone
794-W. Al-Sl
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed apts.. garage, new building.
Just off Main on Broad. Re
Arms. Phone 1116. J20-A2
FOR RENT We can save yen
big money at the Arcade Kotei
. Apartmenta, furnished com
pletely, electric ranges, linen,
dishes and telephones. Or
rooms with private hatha at
real rut rates to permaaant
guests. Arcade. M-it
A