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TtIF! RVnlS'0 IIEKAIT). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
Friday; August L'O. 1027.
Beauty of Klamath Country
Told in Magazine 'Article; v.
S. P.'s Cascade Line Praised
Wanta Pass?
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woalth of KUmilb'i a.enlc beau- Loughlln (S49I fwU.
tics brought home rlo.e to the Al a point 45 utiles PM Ihr
rest of the iinlr through the ue- , summit at Odell Pas. the Ine
..,... n Hie ur ntnd word, i nis r.-a. n.- iu - -
.Mini., wrltinu hv John ! ervallon. which
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M 8oott. Portland, and appearing -3 tu'les. II
In the "Oregon." state mat:aiine. Indiana hold
extnlls the scenery along me iu
moii Southern Pacific Cawodo
line.
It traverses for
Here every year the
a great field day
and celebrated figures In the pi-
oncer history of Oregon, still r
eoutit their experiences riorlet
of enthralling Interest. Anion
those ntlll MviuK at Oaptatn Ap
plegate. veteran of the .Modoc,
Indian wars: K. J. M.t'lamilinn.
who once drove slatte cohe
from Eugene to Oakland, v'.'all
fornla: and Cal Young, one of
the Iirt Oregou pioneers.
Knlvr Kort Countr).
A little farther on you enter
run
ning alone the shore of Klamath
By John M. Moot I
To the lure of the Northwest
may now be added a virgiu wsl- i
derneaa of wild and beautiful ;
countrv the new Cascade line.
Just coinpl. ted by the Southern .
pacific company. Whether seen;
from .the magnificent atcel hlKh-,
' ".u...k lnnil .if moun-
j;:n.l fnnH.. or from .the. Port Klamath country
. i. - ti a.wfntline
a w8. " - hmta. .Lake for 30 miles. At Klamath
througl. nyon. k .own hereto
fore, only to '" i. gateway from the new Ca
ll challenge, the ' '.cad(, Un , Cnl tJlk. Xatl0.
sportsmen and traveler the world
0Tr" , a 1 i.( Crater I-ake. of extraordinary
... Word, are cold and . ,,, lie, the cniter of an ex-
" r- your feeling. 6i:: feet aboVe sea
viewing tne new nil...-. o
Shasta from this line a thrill
n ."'7.:" ;h cipitous walls,rUing over
WOrUS, uw. feet froi
1M" 7, ' ,K 7 7,hta int.. Aside from Its preat acenlc
tains studded with " ' ,tIrtloS Crater Lake, with U.
and the turbulent s reams and . ,ormans. is
waterfall, tha comprise some o f - s of
the most inspiring scenery in all h worIJ Fishlnt(
America. Hut In viewing H (and u romantil.
for present purpose. w shall nJ bewtchinl colorins
suppose you are a - jare undplicated anywhere,
(ovlng the safety and romfort ' .
of the train, rather than a hunt
er with no schedule to maintain
.rt ' tin definite objective of
VISITING -HERE
GuetU at Governor Resi
dence; Newt Notes of
Hildebrand
el.t.
level; is six miles in diameter
laud SOoO feet deep, with pre-
llMMI
feel from the water's edge to the
and no After sundry obstacles. Le Uo
place) you will slmoat n" 'tbl wea u
exclaim. VW hy. I didn t Inow . and hlg br,de h
UROUM IKiKTKl'l
XEW YORK. Aug. 2. tAP)
Roy
er's
..Inn..t ...... ,1 hi. hp'Hn the
wonderful' ......
...'lormer uuiiii oieiiitri, uur ui ...
most heaut!ful girls in society.
In brief, the new t-ascaae '' iwedd,ng was postponed last May
branching southeasterly at Eu-, of lnfss And ,ne
there was such a
stretch of country In America!
Skirts laikes.
dene from tne mikkijuk "-.
crosses the Cascade mountains
and runs! along the shore of
Odell lake Tor six miles: then,
turning south, passes within a
few mile, of Crater Lake Na
tional Park, skirls Klamath lake
ceremony yesterday was an hour
lata because the groom forgot
his license. He had to chase 7 S
blocks in. a taxi for It.
MAYOR V SI ALIA" LATK.
for 30 mues to tviamitn t'.;Fokl here now reaI0 thvs
thence veers southwest to rejoin; .,. f
Siskiyou line at Slack Butte, i Walter being tardy for en- f
California. Incidentally, it short-; KaEemems , Eri(!land ,nd Ire.;
ens the distance between Port-j ,an(, e wag on,y ha,f a bonr
land and California cities by " ilau, for the American Club ban-,
miles. "iquet. ' I
If yoo are traveling sou.tn-j ;
Douna over me nt i TR.1IX l'H.SHKS 0
u'wa are suDDOsing you are. i rAr,ia . t. .n.1f
from Salt River to the summit ' .ay XM'n enroute' from Cham-:
it affords wonderful views of the onlx ,Q ,he famoug gacjerg n(!ar-
rugged Cascades. Alter leavmis ,here jumpcd thc tracks and ouo
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XAOMA L.kVKNSOHN'
She knows her fight game, this
liss Xnonia Iwensohn. secre
tary to Tex KicJtard. and If yon
don't believe us. try to get a puss
from her to the Tunney-lempsey
flt:ht In Chicago. She's In the
Windy City now to take care of
more than a miUion dollars In i
receipts Involving sale of 150.
uou tkkeut to the fight.
STII.I. Il-VVK SI.AVKS.
LONDON. Aug. .26. The buy
ing and selling of slaves still Is
practiced In Abyssinia. Hun
dreds of human being are put on
the block each week in Adlsa
buha. To obtain more slaves, gov
ernment troops raid and devas
tate the country of neighboring
tribes. .'
LACK' f KKATIOX
Cold lace Is carfrldse shirred
to a pink georgette crepe eve
ning gown and used to fashion
little puff cuffs for the bare
arms.
It Is reported that Lindy wants
to go back to college. Well, col
leges couldn't make him a bigger
fool than most of the American
paopie have trie4 ' to. ' ' ,
H1LDKHKANO. Aug. ! On ;
a tour of the state of Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunt. Jnmea, 1
llerg and William Hunt all of,
Moscow. Idaho, visited al the
Covrrnor home this pist week.'
Mrs Cox. Lloyd Cox and Mtts
Kit It h Cox of Klnmalh Kails
were also, guests at the Coventor
home.
Lloyd Cox spent Thursday at
the liovernor home enroute to
Sprague River.
Prlcnds will be sorry to learn
of the illness of the Infant son .
of lr. and Mrs. ('has. Plackus
who has been 111 for some time. I
Kveryone Is glad that the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Klackua Is
tiutte well agalu. j
Miss Ada Klackus of Klamath '
Kails spent Sunday with her '
parents Mr. and Mrs. CJinsJ
Plackus. '
Dr. llarr of Klamath Palls I
was called to the Llnxl homo on j
account of the' Illness of Mr..
Unit. ' ..:
Mr. and Mrs. Kmile Klackus!
of Ashland who have been visit-'
lug friends and relatives, left
for their homo Sunday. j
Kved Petenson, county superin
tendent, was In (his district ,
Transacting btislnees Tuesday. '
Mr. Shidler Of Klamath Kails
was a visitor at the Knille t'tsrt '
home Sunday.
. Karl Heck and Carl Stiles who :
are working at Spriguc River, ;
were in this district for a short
time Sunday. i
Miss Margaret Pool was a
Klamath Kalis visitor Sunday. j
Mrs. Harry Parker and Jack
Hugo were business visitors at,
the Rodnar home Sunday. 1
Mrs. Emile Kgert left for the !
huckleberry patch Sunday. !
George Berk will begin loading 1
li'M sojn again or Jack I lor ton.
Better Bread
nalcridm most of the trip 1st
through the Salt River Canyon,
a region of striking beauty. Part
of "the line la built on a shelf
cut from' the mountain . side
where, looking down, you get a
kweep of fifteen or twenty miles
across great forested valley.
Looking np, you see overhanging
cliffs and narrow gorges, chiseled
car containing about SO passen-1
gers fell Into a ravine, says a i
Havas -dispatch from Chamonix. '
The number of rasraltles was not
known. '
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COXVKRTIBI.K COLLAR -
. A blue duvetyne sports coat l
collar ran fasten up like a choker 1
be lowered to neckline or opened
deep revers to the ,
from solid rock by glaciers ages wide wlln
ago. the glacial action be.ng I waistline.
plainly evident even now. i
Near Kails. j I1KLT JKWKL
Y'our train passes near Salt svelte black satin evening
Creek Kalis, which have a sheer cgown, with swaying silhouette,
drop of 2SS feel and are easily j uses an oblong diamond and
accessible by trail. Here a re-1 topaz pin to emphasise its belt.
raarkable scries of great scenic i
pictures forests, lakes, roaring i IHSTKMKII SKIRT
rivwrs and, high mountains ! A rose satin dinner gowu has
basses' before your car window j fitted bodice and swathed hip
while the train bears you up, up. j line with the dixtenried skirt
to Odell Pass at 4.S43 elevation, j flaring surpriseingly below the
the summit of the Cnwade line. I hips.
Perhaps you may wish to stop t
over at one of the many resorts IJLACK L.lf K
hidden In the forests of pine and J A black lace gown has a sweet
fjr. There are many of these, nn-i beading of silver at neck and
seen and unknown except to those arm-holes with the skirt flounced
who have Teen so fortunate as j in silver lace embroidered in
tto dream away summer days in j colors. ' !
the sanctuary of these vast i '
spaces. s r One good thing about a rough
Emerging suddenly from a tun-1 road, anyhow there aren't many
. nol, the summit of the Cascade billboards. . :.
Range Is attained, . revealing in I
panorama the new and hitherto
.little known world or
' Oregon, with countless mountain
means
Better Health
Growing children should have the very best
bread. Crisp, brown, and baked well done.
v . Better Bread is baked right " T
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Nourishing . Tempting '
Health Giving
When ordering Bread from your
grocer say Better Bread.
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BetterBakirigCo.
formerly Sixth Street Bakery
' 12 So. 6th St. ' i ',
"For&boAhess "Sake. Eat'I Beitert "Bread"
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lakes soreading their blue waters
before you. Many of these moun-
tain lakes are easily accessible
from the main railroad line. In
cluding Odell Lake. Crescent
Lake, and Diamond Lake. This
great district Is already famous
as wn attraction for campers,
hunters and fishermen.
"Line, of Jjikm."
'. Just the original Siskiyou line
might be called the "line of riv
ers" following as tt .does the
vulleys of the Willamette, the
Vnipo.ua. and the Rogue rivers,
and beyond, the Klamath and
Sacramento rivers Just so the
new ' Casciide line might be
known as the "line of lakes."
Such magnificent stretches of np
Innd wuter, together with hun
dreds of sparkling neighbors, will
soon take their place in the pub
lic's appreciation with Klamath
Lake and Craler Lake. -
A number, of towering moun
tain peaks may be sunn after
leaving Odell Jake." who's south
ahore you now follow for six
nill.s, These Include Maiden
Peak (elev. 7 7 T. t feet I, lofty
background of Odell Luke: Odoll
lltttte (TOflO feel) and to the
west ntitmond Peak (SHOO feet):
Wt. Thlelson ( !17 ' feet I , the
rugged rim-of Craler. Lake, Mt.
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PALACE MEAT
MARKET
521 Main Street
Phone 68
Come in and have lunch with us at any time Saturday,
August 27, 1927. We are demon
strating Puritan Hams.
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Also ask for one of our shopping bags free.
Free Delivery 8:30 a. m., 1:30 p. m.
Phone 68
To Get Winning Votes-
Thrilling Race for 4 Automobiles and Other -Prizes jn Pevys
Herald's 6,000 Campaign Ends Saturday, Aug. 27, 9 p. m. '
Only today and tomorrow remain to get the winning votes in The News and
Herald's mammoth $6,000 prize distribution Voting today and tomorrow will
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be the deciding factor. Let the final vote schedule carry you to success. -New
subscriptions turned in during this final week are tremendous vote value. Study
this final vote schedule carefully. Get every new subscription possible.
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Final Vote Schedule
Showing the' tremendous vote value of NEW subscriptions during the last
week of the campaign (August 22nd to 27th 9 p. m.). This schedule
is positively final and will not be changed. It is the only schedule that
counts now, and supersedes all previous schedule, except that votes on
OLD subscriptions are the same as they have been throughout the campaign.
Votes on NEW subscriptions, as shown below, are figured as equivalent to
,000 extra votes on a $20 combination, thus complying with the original
announcement.
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Rates for News or Herald
XEWH or HF.ILU.D r
lly Carter In kuuudiu. ' Kail
' Votes
PniCE . SEW OLD
Fir Years ... $31.50 IT3.730 1SU.U00
Four Yours .... 26 00 ZOl.OOO J 10. 0U0
Three Years .... IS. SO 138.250 70,000
Two Yean 13.00 85.500 40.000
On Tear 1.50 37.760 15000
Six ilonlbs .... 3.50 17.ZS0 t.000
New or Herald
lly Mali (hitsltlc Kliinuib Vails '
' Votra
PRICE NEW OLD
Flro Years ....125.00 237.S00 150,000
Four Years ... 20.00 170.000 100,000
Three Year .... 15.00 113.500 60.000
Two' Years 10.00. 70,000 35,000
One Year ...... 5.00 39.500 11.000
BIX Months 2 75 13.625 4,000
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Combination Rate for Both Papers
'' ' SEWS AMI HF.ILM.P
Hf Cnrrirr la klniuatb Falla
Vote
J'UICK
165.00
(3.00
3S.00
26 00
Five Years
Four Years
Three Year
Two Years .
One Year 13.00
Six Months ...... 7.00
NEW
587.600
412.000
316.500
201,000
86.500
31.000
oi.n
360.000
260.000
130.600
110.000
40.000
15.000
Fire Years
Four Years
Three Years
Two Years
One Year ..
News and Herald
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H Mall Unlolde Klamath Falls
Yutee
PKICB
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
Six Mouths ...... 6.60
NEW
616. MO
380,000
365.000
160.000
70.000
31.250
OLD
S1.00
240,000
160,000
90.000
35,000
13.000
Official Judges
The following busineaa
men will act is the Offi
cial Judges ia The Newt'
and Herald's Great
000 Prize Campaigns I
,
Hon. T. B. Walters
( Maror of Uly ol Klaiaath Fsl's.
Rev. J. Henry Thomas
630 N. 11th St.
Erneit M. Bubb
Vice-Pres. American Nsl'L Uank.
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Read These 1 Final Instruc
tions carefully.
As a matter of caution, and to guard against the
possibility of loss to'candidates during ?hese days of
'he 5nP'Sn, final instructions are herewith append
ed. AH candidates, especially those who live in ter
ritory outside of Klamath Falls, should read and
weigh every" line carefuly: " " '
' l-!'iH remittances 'mailed from now on should be mailed
apccisl delivery to insure their roarhina; us In time It you
lire outside ot Klamath Falls, and Intend to mafl subscrip
tions, tako Ihe precaution to find out what time your postofrice
closes . , ..,-........,.
2., You are allowed the privilege of mailing your subscrip
tions up to Saturday, August 27, 9 p. nr. This (rives you the
opportunity o work up to the last minute. In sending you'
ffiibncrlpllons hy mall. have, them in your postofflre before
Satardayt August 27, 9 p. m.
' Jv 'M Remittances should be carefully addremed lo the Cam
paign department. The-Klamath News and Evening Herald,
Klnmatb Falls, Oy. ..Thls.wlll insure absolute accuracy and
will prevent any fktrrg from going astray. Me sure and use
Special Delivery stamp on all mail.
4. ' Examine your . vote ballots carefully and see that the cor
rect number of votes have been Issued on name. Pay particular
attention to oallols issued on second payments, and ba sure
that proper remittance and votes have beon credited.' If thuro
are any -corrections to l.e mode, notify the Campaign Manager
in person or in writing, mid return the ballots for proper cor
rection. The campaign department will not be responsible for
nerlcal errors unless notification Is siren, whereupon correc
tion will be made : . ,
6. ' Under no condition wjll rotes be transferred from one
candidate to another. .This Is an absolute rolo-and "Will- be
strictly enforced. .
6. Every subscription turned In will be verified and no
prize will be awarded- until this is done. All votes secured
on ' Old subscriptions turned in as new will be cancelled.
."Switching" will only result in regret and disappointment, lie
sure tbat your subscriptions are marked correctly.
- 7. second payments must 1,e marked as such on the re
mittance sheet. Aim put down the amount of tho first pay
ment so that proper rotes may be given.
t. All remittances seat into the campaign office after Wed
nesday. August 24, should he either postal money orders, ex
press money orders, certified checks, or drafts. Only bona fide
subscriptions will he accepted. No sums of money will he ac
cepted ihe names of eitliHcrlbers to he supplied .later. Every
subscription must bo accompanied by .tbe'uaimi remittance
sheets, properly filled onl.".- i ' t- -t
II. . ABSOLUTELY, NO MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED ON
HUriHCIUPTiONU PAiD IN DUKINO THIS CAMPAIGN..
lu,.,. Prompt .acknowledgement will he auilt of all aiiuscrlp
tlons and remittances received from' candidates. 'If you do
Dot receive prompt kcftnowledgeme nt of subscriptions and re
mittances you tand In, -be sore to notify the campaign manager
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Standing of Contestants
DISTRICT NO. 1 I
Comprises all territory within tho city of -Klamath
Falls, Shippiiigton and Pelican City. .
Dorman, Wm, J tv 860,400
Howard, Juanita ......i.810,623
Vernon, Mrs, J. W ....865,900
Moore, Vera .....809,600
Honking, Mrs. J. E. .-..860,450
Foster, Mrs. AValtor 1884,675
Martin, Mrs. Jack, Pelican City 897,5TB
Edmonds, Mina 895,728
Bruchou, '.Sophie .................;;.:"..:.......'............i.890,250
Jones, Mrs. 'Wilbur 801,450
McEwin, Marie 896,575
Torrcy, Mrs. R. D : ..........:.'.:......;.898,400
DISTRICT NO. 2
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P.orn prises all territory outride he city limits
of Klamath Falls) Shlppington 'and ellcan City.
Midrfff. .Mildred, Algoma
Br.r.ch, I'.-mun, Ft. Klamath ,
Shorn, Mjda K.' ,
Brown.'IIri:. rlono,' Merrill I
Anderson, Mrs. Francis, Dorris, Calif. .
Kelkar, Kamllla, Malin
Dufort, fin. J...O., Chlloquin
Waft, Mrs'. II. W.f jjt. F. I).'..
Daniel, Mrs. C. M., Boniinzu
Puckctt, Jcsale, Kfeno .', ,..,;...
Barry, Josephine Lakevicw
Hunan, LouiHe, Pnisley
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.86:1,109
.627,87l
.769,450
.880,72
.857,875
.892,506
.807,0d0
.855,250
.899,756
.474,506