Pnce Four
THE EVEN') NO HF.RAT.R KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
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T. B. MAKARKEV...
W. II. VKHKIN8..
V. II. KNOLISIi.
....Kdllor
..Advertising Manager
...itustiies Manner
Entered ag second rlass matter at, lh posfofflre at Klamath Falls.
Oregna, on Aagut SO, 10. under art of Congress March . ;S7l
IMIvrrtsJ lijr f'arrler
rear ft SO One Mo
Rr Mall
One Tear I So Ona Month
fix Months . 3 60 Tnree Mont ha
Three Mnnlht . li Kli Months
Due Month - .64 Due Year
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f Associated Press Leased Wire ,
Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
Mt-mher of the .ssnelated Presa
Tha Associated Press Is eiHuslfi-ljr entitled to tha use or republic
tlun of all news dlspatrhes credited o It or not otherwise credited
la Ibis paper and rlco the local news published therein. All rights
of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved
"Wednesday, August 24, 1927.
tweca ladoB and Washington,
which he has Jiisi publNhed I
In hla paper, fireal llrttnln, he'
declared, flatly derlliiea to re
gard America as a potential em
my. "We shall continue tn
retard war between the two
peoplta as unthinkable aud Ini
poixihle." Mr. Garvin sees an opportunity
for a wiser t'atn. hent on con
struction, not destruction, to in
sist with the same Iteration, not
that something; must be abnIUhed
hut that something must he pre
served. "Me might say at the end
of every speech upon other topics,
'For the rest. Anglo-American
friendship must he maintained.' "
The (ieneva ctinlereiiee. In Ha
technical results, will be the
subject of discussion -tn many j
quarters. Hut. as Mr. IS-trviu !
has pointed out. a greater Issue '
than mere parity of cruisers
faces the world. That sisiie
Anglo-American friendship is of
such importance that It rvtuse
to be ignored or belittled. Nolh-
Mr. Kaldwin Tries Engineering
Obituary
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MMtllll JAMIMIIV
r Kricnds are re.... dully luvlti'd
to attend the funeral acrflijrs for
Ihe late Mnriha JuuilsiAi whli'h
will be held on Tli it intlur after
iioen at !: o'clm k at the Karl
Whltloek funeral home. Tine ttvw-
I tlih. iter. Ktun k Vm
uslor of the Kltst Mellio-
dist ihureli will efri.tiim. Inter
ment will be nuido In l.lnkvlltu
cemetery. ,
I 11 II II III!
hue at
lett. Iu
ing ran minimise Its significance 'nle Iialdwln. prima minister of tireat Hrluihu tried the Job of I v,i ..,....
It represents a problem that will ''""ile eng.ne.r while rlsit.nx in Tt-rtnito ,n.f tund it- very nice. I, ",,,",,. -
admit of hut one solution Mr 7.h'r """ n,lu "' ,n ,fu' ' ,f ' ' " t sna.lt.n Nall.inal ! ,l,u 1 u ,"n.
Carvin his doo? wed q turning
thouicht (rum the smaller aupw'a
of the prwent situation to a rn
tral thrmt of world polity. Anglo
American friendship ta a ktr
ton of the arh of th future
peace of the world.
INFURIATED MOB
CAUSES DAMAGE
The Duck Disease
With great satisfactioa do we note the statement of
Ruy C. Steele, VniteM States yame warder!, that the
duck disease of the Klamath basin is on the wane.
So serious has this "mysterious" malady been during
the past two years that the. very existence of hundreds
of thousands of ducks in the Klamath country was im
periled. Nor was concern over the situation confined
to this country. Special investigators from California.
from Washington, D. C, have been sent to Klamath to .fender.
look into the situation. Even Dr. E. W. Nelson, head in Mont Martre. most of the
of the United States Biological Survey, journeyed from 7,,,,;";,,
his mahogany desk at the national capital to investigate. , their shutters: those who were
Every conceivable test to ascertain the cause of the ot quick enough had windows
strange sickW was made. Sick ducks were caught and
placed in pens; carcasses of dead ducks were subjected companied by yens of -death to
to analvsis; testa of water in infested areas were taken the Bourgeois."
. .... ' j.e:-: i .v, .... f th m.l. amuBs Store Hit
anasuu.no aenuiu; wiuuvu vy, . , The flmon, Meulin
(Continued Imm page one)
barricade aud routed the de-
Kailway'a new "northern lpe" engines.
whole ItrU I h empire.
Inrtcii iHHiino(ite In the!
IKIIIOTIIV M tit IK IIVI.IT
Doruihy Murle, the lulniil
duughter of Mr. and Mrs. titto
II. I.sngslet of tin l.lmoln street
passed away at J ni on Veilnrv
ility morning, following an Illness
i f but four days. The ihl it was
horn In Klamalh Kails on July
ST. IS;. The remain are In
rare of the Kn t Whllloi k funeral
home. I'lne avenue at Sltih
Funeral arrungvnieiiis will he aa-
rrlval of Mr.
J. I.. Kami of Salem, an -unit of
Mrs. Langslet.
If You Arc A Lover of
Beautiful Things
l)ni) in ami nif tlio new
Free Wcitinghouie Electric
'Sewing Machine
Asl uh iibmit'oir easy paynifiit jilan and
Free Dressmaking Coui-mo
We have Oil, Belli iul Nrrdlc
for all rnakca of machine.
WIRTZ MUIC STORE
Everything in Music
122 S. Cth St., Between Main and Klamath
40 SHOTS FIRED
BY MEXICANS
ady has been discovered.-
Now-
se is r
was the cause.
Rouge
I? . . suffered most. It had Its glass
-it Mr. Steele's judgment is correct the dis- n,p,e,"L. 0""""- a-
ease is receding w ithout any definite knowledge of what overturned and th.ir .i.
Whea chased by the police, the '
W i . j . .L . .
t ... 1 !. v o jj : .,- '"" " rc lie i
ij: i. ua iiwc nisi iiaiuiu ua.i ouuccucu in siupi'ivb Trtomphe. where It
the death toll of game birds where man has failed for. by many who had
after all. the tame and fish life of the Klamath basin ,r3rin " ,h embassy. At
is a heritage that few accessible countries enjoy.
(Continued from page one)
CI.ARKMONT. Calif.. Aug. 21.
Florence M. Anderson, a
Pomona high school teacher of
Spanish, left here with a tourist
party Including exchange atud
euts from Pomona College for
Mexico City several months ago.
She is known to hare been re
turning via the west roat of
Mexico where a train was re
ported to hare been attacked by
bandits and a woman of that
name seriously injured. ller
home Is In !.oa Angeles.
supplies of soap.
Waterloo Tribune: The So
many manifestants were luiured PDI"7F WIMNICDC i lets are buying American rumr i
Is not known, but the number ... " itiiiLiiw ! . but we won't bi-iome cnnvliu-e l
Is bellered to be considerable, as RETURNING HOME 'until they begin ordering big
cue ponce pueu ineir nuns vig--
oniusly. f " '
ileiUiuunl from page one I
In all prtM-eeds from their adven
ture. The pair paid final culls
today on Covernor Wallace It.
rnrr'.ngtnn. Meanwhile, the Bry's
search for the missing filers has
been virtually completed without
the slightest sign of success. Wil
liam Mnlloska.. backer of J. Ant
sy l'edlir. pilot of the Miss
lhran. admits he I less optl.
mlstic now of ever finding, them.
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CHEVROLET
I Tin Truck, good tires, rims
good, duly Koo.uu.
Ostendorf Motor Co.
Sift Klutiutli Ave. I'hotte i'.l
f,
' TlHNk lilt- .tMli
miL-.HV Initti oiii tno ill
M tu iIiin flic JMiLvl viiii;: lli.il I'.'t 'Hi'
ltiwctcJ ttilv t mile will
ilV. AI'I'AltKNTI.V IIKITK
JACKSON-. Miss.. Aug. II. i,.l
P i With Si precincts missing.
Tbeo Hilbo retained a T.liuu em '
over C.o,eri.or lv. Murphree nectary to have
In the run off race for Ihe demo- , .. , . ,
cr.tic race for governor. I lyli'h l"" " " ' ,a U
reived sllaht lnluriesk How l"l''ly i'lliied.
Trade Prejudice
was joined '
been ralnly
the arch, the ait nf the tnmh nr . i
the t'nknown Soldier, the news- '4
papers report, flowers- werei.i
trampled noon. i t
After the mob left this local!- A
I r t ha V .-1, ru l. j - .v. T
. mm . i iib i- . s i lie
flowers were replaced on the
POPULAR
EXCURSION
-TO-
i
One of the greatest problems that faces Klamath ,omo b n "" "' f
. , - v. n Prayed. t.',
lumDermen' in tact, an pine operators is mai oi otue ,
stain.
Srslleml Hj- Police t
Again scattered by the police. A
t.,., ,L.i ".1 l.,mKe r.ollrl miw hs Knlrl ,ne crowl1" Proceeded down the;
" ' --v . "i. .Champs Elye.- smashing 'wla-'
by lumbermen at a sacrifice; we know tnat there is a dows of one or two cafes. Then !
definite prejudice against lumber which has bluish-gray ' the storm broke, semilog the j
. . . , manifestants home. j
sireans inaucea oy over-exposure 10 me elements; we
know it is a curse of the lumber manufacturing business.
But here is a fact that buyers of box shook and upper he T"'""-. mo"t,y ,or obstruct-
, - . , . ,, . ., . .. . ion and Insulting the police. Ten
grades apparently do not know, that the tensile strength poiic,,,,,, were. hurt by
of "blued" lumber is greater than standard lumber. knife thrusts and so others re
Some years ago the United States Bureau of Plant
Industry and the United States Forest Service in collab
oration, conducted scientific tests to determine whether
or got "blued" lumber loses its strength. The tests not
only showed that such was not the case, but also proved
beyond a question of a. doubt that the strength of the
stained wood was materially increased."
So active is the prejudice of buyers against blue wood,
we are told, that not only buyers of upper grades sniff
disdainfully when offered the product but also box shook
buyers. Why box shook" buyers should turn up their
noses at "blue" grade is somewhat of a mystery but
turn them up they do. I
. ' In point of fact, the wood that is slightly stained, is ,
impractical for upper grades in oniyVthe few instances
when the wood is not painted or otherwise covered in '
the home. And in how many instances is upper grade
pine used in building construction left "as is?" Very
few. ' . . I
So after all, it is merely a trade prejudice and wise
is the builder who, when he builds a home, buys "blue" ;
lumber at the far cheaper price.
Crescent and Odell Lakes
AUGUST; 28
Greatly Reduced Rouhd-Trip Fare. ,.s
Kliinialli f ull I n sceiil Ijike X.! (XI c, -,!,. Summit K,.1'i
Aluoiiu. l mi l-nke . 4',m-ap Summit :Laii "
DR. BARR.Speciaiist
t'ye SUM Specialist
CVS DUNN"
JKWKint VI OPTICIAN
ou.1 Muin Hi reel
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More Hun IV) Strsrs tn thr V'ret-
fWbstcrn .Auto'
1' Sunnlv Co. ?
I 7TH at tflNE
Clii(Nniii
Two hundred demonstrators ' i
were arrested In the course of,' A
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t'uscml- Suitiiiiil (CI.'Jll
7: IO A. M.
:-to t, M.
II:.KI A. M.
111:11.1 A. M.
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P. M.
FORD CARS
192 Tourings 1283.00
1S25 Touring. R.-A 150.00
132 Conpe 4TS.00
19I Sedan 525.00
Ostendorf Motor Co.
515 Klamath Ave. Phone 272
l.v. hlii math fulls
Ar. t'rv-K-eiil lakc .
I.r. fresrent 1-akc ;
Ar. t'asrade Snmillil ...
I.r. I'asraoV Snmniit !...
Ar. i 'rewrnt ltke
l.v. t'rrwnt Ijike
Ar. Klnntatli ft-nlla T:.V P. M.
Spend the day on beautiful Crescent or Odell
Lake, Fishing, ' Boating, Swimming," Hiking
A wonderful opportunity for a picnic party.
Southern Pacific Lines
FOR J-UJRTHER INFORMATION CALL
J. J. MILLER, D. F. 0 P. A.
HOPKA BLDG-, EIGHTH and MAIN PHONE 709
OR ANY AGENT
14 i
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Editorial Opinion From Over Nation
KIHM'K Tlt(HlS (IF
III KIVKSS
Verle Thorpe, editor of Na
tion's Itiisiness Magaitne: I went
into a shoe store the other day
to buy a pair of shoes. The
clerk, not knowing his customer
was a poor editor, hrought out
a fine pnir priced 114.
To try him out, I exclaimed,
"Fourteen dollars! That's high-
consideration of the selling price I
or a IK pair of shoes?
Hid her Xo, you're right, he :
didn't. He said the man u fact urer 1
was the rut-throat, that be was I
"holding us up."
The retailers are the shock
troops of American business. !
They stand a thin line, between I
'the great consuming public and 1
! an Industrial system, intricate,!
growing more tnmpllcated every
REMiMDS ME
NVAiKEf ASi
?OP EMS BACH. V E." KOAMjM
KlCvCQ MAKE.
A HAmO,
HE.S TOO
MtJL AFOOT.
wny Jobbery. ' How do you get day, with lis maze of machines
away with It? I know that a and men, transportation and
farmer gets only SO cents for a i warehousing, credits and Insur
eds and no worker gets more nnce . and financing and gov-'
than 15 for making- a pair of;ernment.
' shoes. It's scandnlous.
Did the clerk tell me that lie
had other shoes good shoes at
$6 nnd $7 but that this pnlr
.was the' finest .product that
American Ingennity could pro
duce? Did he explain that an
expert had to sort over 1,000
hides tn find Ihe one hide from
which these uppers could be
rut?
Did he tell me that such nu lli
ty shoes had a limited market:
that styles change; that
Our business life Is less and i
less understood by the man In the j
street. Misunderstanding breeds
suspicion: suspicion brings In-1
crimination and
bit txr reprisals.
recrimination.
A.(iU).AMKI(l('A
' J-'KIKMINIIir
money Is tied tip, and Indlcat
Ihe twenty olher Items of legiti
mate cost that enter Into the
Christian .Science Monoltor: ;
Of vital Importance and vigorous '
beyond the ordinary. In both I
extra letter and spirit. Is the plea of,
James'!.. Oarvin. the editor of:
the Loudon Observer.-for a 100
year treaty of arbitration be-J
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Western Auto Supply Co.
T1W WorU'i larxtU rcUiilm of Auto Suppli Scrvfnf tha mulur.it iJnc t V09
,-'jf r - uii ii ''"'
nith f uaruntccil AccruurUs. Tfrst Camp QwmIj ami KuJics
2Sk8SKbbi
Dependable Lights
TAKE no chances ... he sure your lights arc dependable and law
complying .. You'll drive in greater safety and peace of mind.
Io awure satislaction, buy at western Auto
where you'll find a complete line of guaranteed
liiidn equipment, at pleaiinyly low pru.ci
Safety Slop Signals Reduced I
7
Iff W1r-
V3 R -esA-l
r ft fij& ytJ2zj
"HI
)Y6ur Choice this week only
V'lBla'H'..W.,is' iI"3sVi'-1.l,.'t.6si(H nSH . ki
7 tr-'y vi' rLV': a-4 ar r
ywif
Regularly $1.75
COMPI.HTE with nct-cMiiry
wire, lulli, switch atil rrit):!.
Huge Savings .i . Rcuhirly o
"KAY-BEE RUBY HAY
kUtnUtrty $1.75
A compact, fiandtomr, tfon ijcntl ... dint and
wra titer prwA, wirh thick long Jiitinic lm.
Easily attache J without dfilhnu hilc to tmt
light or 1 1 cent bracket. Durable enamel
with nickel fftmmirts- f
Reduced thU week 5
DRUM TTE STOP SIGNAL
Rrgulurly $1.40
TrotctM ni hesuiilirs tour csr. Du arid
eillur r'oi.l, lisidnie!y enamclcj slut
uklcl inmnttd. ui ply limited .... buy
iuks will n be told. OjJ
Tim week... only
Other SnoWghts, Rccmhts, StopKgfcts and Headlights
We sell such well-known brands as the "S 6. M," "Kay-nee", "Stover"
and "Williams" .. .also the famous "Ilco" Ryan-Lite 1 IcaJliyht. ,
"CUUV-LITE"
Turns with the front wheels,
I'erfect lllumltiation lor nil.t
y't-Jn - in directum of front whrrli,
4y?N. keeping light rjyslwayiioii the
. rosd shrad of you. Kiiunrr J
tror on frsme brsre or bumper, It gets under the fun.
Reliable, lusting and fully guaranteed.
hlaik enamelled. .' $1 2.50
Nickeled - SI4.W
Oilier guaranteed Rosdilijliit...'. S4 HStoSI 1.00
"S &M" SPOTLIGHT
A pnwerfiil, w,! comtrurle.l
lilit. Ilc.i.ililul gl,,uy baked
on enoinrl, nukrl ttlminrd,
duttpriHtf, eunnot thorc cir
cuit, snd patent cbinp pre.
Venn lluht bring thrown too
high. In. lulled free.
Regular site throws 2000 ft. beam....
I-srurr il:e throws 30C0 ft. beam
Other guaranteed Spotlights
t
$ 0.50
$11.00
$1.28 to $o.yo
I;Rt"U CATA I.OQ . . . ;it off t!4 fcreii . . . Many
w suvtnfi. Bvtry motariil ilwuld hut a cofo.
"Western Auto"
bin vicb A!orc than lX) Stores In the Wfat
MutJu'-nulbsfor Cror Home All our .tors
ell giiarimeed "Maida" Umt...all sues. v
A featurt that tavet you
money, hen-ict connectjijni
Are maintained in all ctUn
ithrrc us Haw ifm-ri. to
tKat goods pwrchaied from ,
HI may bt properly and
STompiIy tnitaJicd at a vtrf
low ft.il rats.. .In many In.
stances. ..re a sill curl
WfesteiitALito
HV. l:TH ASH MXK HTH.
IsVWan fVI
BULB CHEST
A burned-out bulb Is no
excuse . . . C jrry an estrs
let In one of thrsa sll
nietsl theits. Non-rat.
tlliigsocketsfin-twolsrgs
snd three small bulbs...
Chest only. ..each, JS
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