THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
S.itiinlav. AiiiMist 27,
Two
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Kim-nil on toroarl il.ia mattrr t
Uiwn, mi AuRUKt Mi, lKUa, under
VH-'fcWll.vf .
Associated Press Leased Wire
Member of Audit Bureau" of Circuation
Mi-mlu-r of lite AnanctaUd ITim
Tha Aniorlatad Vrrfr. In ?xi-luHrfly enlitli'd to the or rtpnhllr-lii-n
of all iiows 4Unai'kis credited o It or not otherwiae crrtlliad
Ii Ihia p.ippp and rlt-o lie local near t,u''il"'4 tlrarola. All rlsh;a
of rt uuoliintiott of a-!iil liaiu-hta nt-rain mt alao rwrtwl
Saturday,' August 27, 19271'
Let Us Show Tliein
A .tils' outsantliiiir proof of the bright future for
Klamath. Falls is the water for irrisation. It is jilenti
A.1 and nature hits reservbired U hij;h enoujrh that grav
ity tiikos it over the land and makes it "blossom as a
ruse.' to use an old poetical expression. . i
This eveniitjf . the congressional dclegaV'on . will ,be
t-ntertaiiied by people of this city and at the dinner we
will hear something of the policy toward irrigation in
the West. .. . .'-.v v -- "
We realize that western congressmen have their
troubles in getting reclamation , bills through the na
tional contrrcss, for bear in mind, a great majority of
the congressmen comprising the lower house are elected
from states where irrigation is unknown and .therefore
they cannot well understand the problems of the west.'
. For this reason people on the Pacific slope .appre
ciate most profoundly the excellent work 'done jn the
past for the reclamation or arid lands. In our. district
we have a man who has done valiant work for the irri
jratcd districts and Congressman Nick .Sinnott has been
ably supported by Congressman Addison T. Smith, of
Twin Falls, Idaho, and many others. , . 1
' The Evening Ilerald . wishes to impress, upon this
delegation, who. are guests of the city this evening, .that
their long, tedious and seemingly endless fight in con
gress for the west .is Jiot overlooked by any means, but
k is held firmly in the minds of our people, who thank
them sincerejy for their efforts.
IV e believe it is most gratifying, however,. to these,
congressmen to come to a district like Klamath Falls
ind see achievement; see their promises to the national
toiij-Tess made good by people on the land; see a desert
turned into productive homes., We can think of. nothing
that better backs up a public official than .for him to .be
able to say to his colleagues, "we told you what we
world do if you approved our Teclamation bills and now
time has proven our statements tOube..true" - -.
j That is the backing Klamath Basin is giving the
work of "the delegation who. visits ush'isVveliing'; tlmt
is: the thanks we are offering the reclamation depart
ment foi; its effort, and that is the'p'roof we are giving
the entire, nation that the faith of Sinhof'arid others has
been sound".
And to this delegation we wish to say further that
'we have barely started on the high road to agricultural,
success. Come back in five years, friends of the west,
and we Ayill show you such development that you can'
scarcely realize possible. We know it is in the offing.
We know because we are here on the'; land and can
better understand conditions, that a few years more will '
make of this Klamath Basin an irrigated homeland, the
like of which has yet never been knoirri Sn.- all the world,
because we have the wide expanses yet to be developed;
we have water in abundance; ws ".have-.the proper clim
ate, and we have the home market, together .with the
entire market area of the Pacific coast.. , ',.
Klamath Falls and the entire community, is today
thankful to a generous government and to the congress-,
men who have gone a long way and undertaken big fed
eral investment, to start an empire which will now be
brought into full bearing by the sturdy men and women
who want to call it home. . -' : . . t .
P O P U
I EXCURSION! 11154, ;
Crescent ancl 1 Odell Lakes
AUGUST 28
Greatly Reduced ' Round-Trip. Fare
Khiinatri Kill In 'I'w-tif Ijikc J;t.fNI I'aHrarlt rltiinnilt 14.2.1
Allionin rrm-fltt Jjiko $.1..". OArartc Hunimit :l.OA
( lillHiiin rpaiinl. Ijiko CnarailP Sunimit V:l.20
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I.v. Cnxwli Kunilllll .
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At-.' Kliiiiiulli J'Hlla ,7,:M 1.
Spend the day on beautiful Crescent or Odell
Lake, FUhing, Beating, Swimming, Hiking
A wonderful opportunity for a. picnic party;
Southern Pacific Lines
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
J. j. MILLER, D. F. & P. A.
HOPKA BLDG:, EIGHTH
". Killior
. AJvrUmj Maim"
..1 Ituslanx Manager
Iho poatnffli'e at Kin math Kalla.
art of tVtixr.'H Marrh 3. IS 79
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HOIKIHI.K
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and MAIN PHONE 709
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I'lt I nhurch-lloxitin itoutilf hnul
er p.wtpour.1. ruin.
National tiril itauit:
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Mnoi.d Kami tit) Innliticst.
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8J pel laud.
WIlHon.
Wlllouislil'.v and J.
Aiui'rit-an l.iMitit.
Washington 1 4
Chicago ( In
ll.ulley. Hurko aud lluil; l.y
on aud Crouaa.
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riaVrland
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OF LONE PILOT
..C.iynuMl.froni oo
Infurmatioa remain umon-i"1"
rirni1 - , ii'
Soriu.v of no'; wasnoi irn-
UiltHl luto Unn. huw.vr. for
lb nitiM that Redforn laid on.
carried him 6m virtually n ack-'
If Maa and land. CoDiiouod
llti- will not Income porient
of danger until .the hour of his
planned arrival haa passed early,
tonight of he fliea to . Kit) l)e 1
Janeiro, or near Boon today t
low fuel Piipply or' another ciuse i
prompts him to swerve eastward 1
to IVmnnibuoo. rm the roast.
. One further eontinency would
land bim ut Para, northwest of '
reruamburo and athiosl lf0o
miles directly north of Kio De
Janeiro, the major objective of
the darlnj! pilot ho catapulted
Into spare from Clynn. ).-le., near
hero, at noon Thursday. , 1'arn
a hb intended tandinK p)a.-o if
adverse winds and weathtr fori-ed
too rapid consumption of fuel in
the opinion of Paul J. Varner,
cJtatrman of the loral committee
spoDsorlnp the flipht. . '
Radio fiat ions, ships and lifilH '
houses sprinkled on and nar
his southeasterly route amiss
the equitor are ahrt to bis voy
ap-p and ' plan to flash to the
world The first news they have
of Redfern or his plaue. Ama
teur wireless , operators through
out the , southeast, as well as
operators of powerful jfovernmeut ,
and commerelat stations are.
keyed up and listening In for
the slightest bit of Information
concerning the pilots' where-,
abonta. '
Adding to the generil belief
that Redfern will attain at li'ast
his secondary objective Pernam
buco, are reports of gort-rnmnt
meteorologists, that he will en-'
clinU"'r favoraWe weather condl-
tlons through practically all of -his
trans-equatorial jump.- and ;
espeei'illy. ovef those ' dubious
stretches of the lower Atlantic;
and the Caribotan Sa, whose
treacherous reaches he has trav-1
ersed already If his program of
t
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It. takes rea! stamina -to" enable a machine to
of digging potatoes. The McCormick-'Deering digger ha$ a frame built of
heavy angle-steel bars. The side's are made of heavy steel plates. The whole
frame is solidly braced to. resist excessive strain.
Jne beams arc made of extra heavy.I-beam steel, There is ample denr
,ance under the beams for vines and trash. There is also Rood clearance be
tween the tongue-truck axle and the ground.
The elevator links are made of seven-sixteenths inch high carbon steel,
which is very hard. The links are tempered to give best gearing qualities.
They are arranged to form pockets to keep the potatoes from rolling back down
the elevator... , , ,, , ....
Everything else being equal, potatoes dug with a McCormick-Deering
digger should bring a higher price on the market than those dug any other
way.. Furthermore,. there are no potatoes left in the ground. You get them
all. Built in 2- and 4-horse power sizes.
J. S. MILLS and SON V
I f It k It t mil no iiii(oiiivii niln-
I .
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, II y hl pra-flluM i-oiiiroilailoua
lirOfi'in lola .lioiilil Iw nvcr
Ilia northi'a-iii'rii nan of llruxll.
alr.--i.lv mmu Hutih liulm-a ami
Maxiitti a itw arri.it IUkIi roail
,' I ti hiiili luounlntu rangi-a.
REPORT 83 FIRES
. A'r,-,E' EVMSrCT
IN LARGE FOREST
(Omlluuid Vrotn T'usi" Otto)
Indi.-JI 111! that the public lx' l
. .-ontlng more -ur-ful in ilil r
wt Thl ti not tru-" "T bha
UntoUiTs' Jttvs, huaviT. and a
" mi-iiI atfori I living mailt- Ihia
u . yur throitahotit ilu rat-til'
noiitiwi-.i to rail al trillion In lit
ilatuiiK licliia ilotit Ity tlropuluK
r'ltiir and ilaaivtii nulla wlillo
ty aro Halited.
i tii (ortAl f Irr I. Iium wvn 1
V- r HrnURU. of Nonh Varu-
. linn, trctl by m fa tit uf an
auU' crnk hUh he n,M'
n.'lnRiilshd oampCixo and
j l,v trm-fc m nlo hy him and III
'" doR
UHr h,i.r h
1 ln ho J"'1'
rt r .eavinit a fir
t rttR - unaitended n oro-l
RroMnd and waa fined $2. ami
, t. . , . . .
Another"
New
DRESS
OKI frocks .m;iy"
bo dyed - another
shade and look,
exactly like new.
Our scientific
methods insure
the best results.
'Juitflibne-
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ACME CLEANERS
, & DYE CO.
15Vx Main
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The Better fyiel - Cheaper thar Coal
Take up Your JOofprobitmst! with ug, jin'fl.
decide" refe "VVfrfte,. , hindle
, FUEL OIL and OIL BURNERS
PEYTON & CO.
. ... "Wood to Burn
601 MAJN . ...... .
fPHONE
I
100 MILES OF
TIES NOW LAID
tt'uiiiintitd from pattt unr)
II. Mii'mincy In u lalrnhmil1 lit-Ir-rvlow
; I It im ni.iHihia,, i .
Tic' uutl aiaol for tin Aluirrin.
l.aki'Vii'U Mot-lion, a dtaiunra of
54 itnl'. ' art now I'urouti and
will Ih iIMi I Im l mI aa rnil a
lluy arrlvo. rroviVion a 111 lit
I ttiadt lot a Irniulcr It-ark at Al
! ItiruM an soon an iho utw atorl la
l.tid to Unit ixiliii. a plan wliith
. uill p. i mil of tliu ivluana uf
intu it iiiirri'tt attti; riitlptitinl.
' t'ri onifaai4! In tltt work
now niiuilH-r ovp ttut) nnii. iht
' larci'i.1 niinilii'r that ltaa )vt lux it
; ht'ld MKi'tli.'r at una llttiu Titi'
In b. ii- luviioviT appcant lit lx l -'
:tt-nlni;. ltirr for u tlnti rcplnrt"
4 ir -,(
n nc !h-cI forwnrTl nml tltit
tu nvere.
Save Your Money
... w.i ink XV. 7
SI-KKIM MI-rTKK
TIh mo.K popular i-ant M,itr,v
tuulppad w-tth A. T. fpid
omptam. Jawallod antl ma-atti-
mex-hanUm la tuad. whti-h
inmtra aivurr of pd in-dli-atlon
and mtl,iii: rislatru
t ion
If rnii aro not itaini an A. CV
HMad'uitar rn your iar
let a 'itiaiall ont.
JOHNSON'S
Auto & Electric
Service
721 Kliuualh
iMiono 340
535
McCorinick Deeririg
Potato Diggers
A Few 'Reasons Why
These Diggers Make
F r i'e n d's Wherever
'i They Go:
stand up to the hard work
innnta harill)' kt'pt pat-t Willi la
iMiioia li'avlna.
A lilK four )uld 1.1. Mill nhovi-l
In upi'tati ft ii tit tin ki-iudaid
aauaa Una will ittrivi Ihia work
to wldi'it i-tttH mid trar away rni.
Iiunkini-nia ttlotiK Ilia ltiwr part
of Ilia lino Wlillo hiilluMliill' III
i'imii Intti ai-tlvly. Iliii tiitMiutlon
will not ttolny opi'l'atlon of Hltitid
artl KttaKi t rultia Hlnrt arltiMtittfi
call In- inalitlaliii'd nvot- tin lnu
um Noon na tltt lalla ara In
jila-'. Iliottalt. nii-iitaril on a
flow at'titnliilt.
itv i.i Tiiviiivriii m il
iiijr Unit' sti-.Vi ' ' .
ti. V. Iloriutnn. pnator
Tlirn will In no Sunday m Itool
or nrrli-ra on Sumlity. Anitual
!S, and no' inwtlua ot niltlra
rlam n'l Mintilny rvi-nl iik. Sun
itiiy ai-hool ami rrvlir ami ill
Sunday. Sol. ltli. Tho Yon in-
IVopli-'a Kortaty III ' llli'ft Urxt i
ritt.ty vvt'utitii at :j. i
SI. I'uul'a Kilrtal I liurrli i
i , ITha rrlftKlly I'ltitrchi
SIti nl Ji-(faron i
' llotr. J. Monty TIioiiiik
f'liurrli ihoue Hi. Hi-siilotut 1
tif-it. ;
ii a. m., Holy Cuniinnnlon. I
11 1. ui... Monilni! ii nti i-r ami
normon Ity llio rclot'.
; In future Holy (.'otnmuulou will i
, br i'li'brai-d t?viry StinUny al 1
a ut. inataail ol S:1o a. in.
OCR
Something real 'good for Sunday.
Klamath suckling pig and frefsh apple dressing
and new sweet potatoes.
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Special Sunday Dinner ,$L25
, , . H-l-rl' '
The Hotel Willard Coffee Shop
"Only the Best Served"
3-cdV"-i'
, l A
5
installed iii
.. " ' - I'-1 ' buiton
"This' button lock is the greatest ' itt ,bt
. u..i .' . u) unlocl
improvement in modern building jus turn the
' Kob
equipment of late years," declares a leading contractor
and builder. ,. " '
. . TYPES FOR ALL DOORS Z
. . GLASS KNOBS . OR METAL KNOBS
All U. S. standard makes.
( ''',"' -." ..... v . ;
'fe&ldwin Hardware Cb.
"The Winchester Store"
414 Main St .. . , Phoiie 261
i hist inrnsr i in in n
Klululi and Waslilnaloii Mtii'ota
' A I'. tiliniiioiia, ialor '
llllilw ai liool lt.:lu a. tu. riimf '
)a for all.
Moi'iiIuk oilili and aorinon,
II nil a. ut
KviMi!it n. rvln, a mi P ui
Vint nrw Invlt.'tl to wtitliii
a It It tta. (
H.t III II HI- UT I III IU H
Kit lull ami 1 1 1 K Ii Htri'-ia
I lli'V. A K. I.nani r
IIhv V. II. Kolui
Kumliiy tnaati'a ut li ;ln. K:ut
unit lu lu. Kvaulim drvollon u '
T:.1ii
Wrrk-ilny tiiaaa at T un a. lit
M.-rrlll. flr-l and lltltd riiin-
l.iya at I" 10 .All lira lorillnlly ,
wili-ontt al our ai'rvlia.
4lllilliiii Ki-lrili-r NiM-irt)
IVnili at WanhliiKton
Kiittlay ai Itool. 9 ii . lit
Sunday i-ryi-. It on a in.
W'dtiai.ilay rvanltia- iiii-tlnK at
.UI.
Krua ri'ii.linit room nml lro
lomllni: lllirury opi'it fi-ont J::n
In 4:1" p. m. on Tm-d iv, Tlitir
lay and Sliird.i). Tin, pulilli
la i-ordlully lnvli.,1 M attoud Hi'
itorvli-i-a and tta tin roidlnx
room.
M.UI.ITII TKXI'l.i:
, liny l'Vrli. pailor
Tumor KIkIvi unit Ouk Nla.
t liun h of tin Fourfold tioa
pi'l. Jaaua t'ur:I llta aniiio yt
tonlay. fciduy and fornvnr Tin
Sjylour. Houliir. Holy Spirit Hap
llr.T. and romlnil klnc A kta
tki'liomo awalta all hn rmna.
CHEF SAYS
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Tulilulil 1 1 I iitxalllK roiiilui-i-ad
liy titi' yoiniK P'oil'la at tin
loliii-r ul Ht vviiih and alaln. Hun
,l,i v niiinilna at : 4 ft uYloi a ytiu
will rnjoy vllllnn our Humjuy
ailmol. I'laaara illi roinpiltiil
irmliaia for H aatw. Mia. John
1.1 n I .xt . aiiporltilonilaiit. .
Al I) uit .ii'ilin k dlylnu or
ahlp. You iiiiinni ii I ford to iul
1,1,1k aroitl orvlii Tuple of um
m.iiik Ity tin pu.tor. "Kof Zlotia
Huko.'or Hod fall In Hi-rHi-a "
A lilvHUiia BHa you. Al b b
p. tu. Votina I plf'a tiTvli-a fol-
lowi'd hy a atrivi iih'oiIiik. Al
7;4S p. iu. rrat avanifllal lc
aotm and priun liltia atrvlt-a. Una
of I In lal anrvk' avar ti"lit In
Ilia tuililo la npn'iitl. Tin rhoir
will alii "Down V'roin 111 Ivnrv
I'aln. i- ' Mm John l.inloaiy m
a ho lirltia a pailnl nia.u.aa in
umi. antltlml: 'Whrn Ilia I'oarly
lluloa I ufold," roilowi'il ly Iho
o iiiki'Uxti' m'a Itoin lltid'a
aonl -(inlawaya lo Ilia KU'rtlal
I lly " Suula ata batni aarml. aud
Hit auk ami ilfrrln lira brlim
hrulr.l li- Kalih In (iud. ramo
wiilt y,itr hiirrt-nt. and, tarry
aauv a in I la Ji-ok la an ra.
api-.-lor of prraon Vliniwor
will may i-oiri. ant lr lil-il.
Tit Ity vonltiK. Iiatid pi a I if".
Mr. I'ollpt In i-haritp. Wi'dnan
day, ivnliik. Krol inli.wMk
ci rili o mi Ilia ilui.p. Iltinila ,if
lioit. You rannoi a'., ml In tnla
u la aorvlia If you d.lrn a rlnaar
iilk wild lio.l. Tlitiraduy tya
nlni. iliolr pra.-lliji. Mra. laVrJi
m i.ii.it'ci i-'ridi)' vaniim, "i
1 1: a Holy Hplrli IIoimUiii fnr All
Today T" I'uator. liny HaVrloa.
rraldani-a S.'J llomia St. I'honi
homo 107. M. aiudy t7fi-V.
to lock
' lust nrrcttli
(J ' OR ANY AC
ti . i.
OR ANY AGENT , .
KLAMATH FALLS
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