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THE F.YEXINT. HERALD. KLAMATH F'Al ;1 ,S, OREGON
Friday. DowihImt 2, 1027.
a-ultlltid i-v.ry afl-ri,on eapt rJunriny ly Th HtmI Publishing
rT'Hiii'uity Hi 1U2-IZI Huutrt Fifth atr-.-l. klamaih Kaila, Oii-uon.
B. l M.AICK tt
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K.tltor
llu.ince StMn.a'.r
Col.red ae eeeond claaa matter at the poatotrire at Klamath Fall. Oregon,
I en August 30, ISO, undrr act of Conere.a, March S. is:
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M(-mhe mt Ik Aaao-lalrd lrraa
Tha Associated Pr-a la e,-lii.lvly entitled to tha naa or repuhllcatlnn
fit all ncaa dl"lu-ht-e credited to it or not otherwise credited In thla
fmp-r, aand al.o tha local newe published therein. All rigata of republi
cation of apactal dispatches herein are alao reserved.
Friday, December 2, 1927.
Reading Serious Books
If there are those who have bten led by the re
markable increase in the number of magazines devoted
to short stories of a rather trashy sort to believe that
the taste of the American reading public has degenerat
ed, the reports submitted by libraries as to the kind of j
am. not of this
books now most in demand may cause them to change j iZH ' ? T i
their minds. In attempting to gauge, from an analysis !as a museum. Partly from laxi- ins down his f.uo.
- ... . t . . a. - i-A 1:1 1 npM. imrilv from a r-roHuliri 1
ot library circulation, me literary ur.es ..u u.m,r
h I n r I it alvtrttsniinf
Ui'patK'r, for a ialt lasliiiK
one .lay. would hao
tht Iniajii nations ot those
m v rch h 11 1 m w h o hat n tho p r a r
tiit of promoting their lui in .
Muvfs liy piming hiiiall n.lvor
tts.uu'iitH til lh tiewpapor..
Y' It a a htshly iirof.t.iMo
investment, or "Tht Fair' would
not have mail It; for this more,
like all other prosperous model n
hustuoss rnterprUea, has built lit
amaxiiiK HUeceiiK upon .a (.olid I
foundation of viporoim mlvertist
In, j
And tt will be noted that for)
thin dushlim eiitorprWe of last
Friday's "Koonomy Iay" "The '
Fair" thou the eveiiuin: news
paper a its rxi-hitdve medium.
TIIK TollttsT IIM
... J. J. I r I c t 1 v til "Opon
House": Ti have the tourist
mind Ih to o tht world a a
museum. That 1m the ronton why)
tha tourist is no unpopular, a'
creature to he mult-ted und then
dotpised. Not only does he pre-,
fer dead thine to the livlnjr,
roa d of life, but lie u I so co n
trives, with hla Koreoni.-h atnrt.
to petrify the Innu. turnitu
them into so many labeled curi
osities. In the hurtfoonitiR trapi-rom-'
edy of a city he ran ' nothing
beyond a collection of sights. I
persuasion. 1
MM ARRESTEB;fSTATE DRIVESiFLQGKS 1VE1!!,,0VJ
u-j-ixji.nrii" """""
SERIOUS GOUNTHD AT REMUS OUTDFVJILLEY
Charged w!t!i faUely represent- flM'INXATI, Dec. J, ,V The
liH the li.ty lvtettive auein y of , prone, in H'M In l.eoi't:o Itemua
Wi.h It a. KatisM. 1. IV llatumond. j mm dr tr:ul t Jay drove at John
nil an I. I1. Hays, was arretted l IteiKr. I.oa AliK'lei mllllou
here today after he had sold pro-ulr. In ati effort to blur the
ti vt ton contract to over ten fharpty lined plciuro of an lu-
Klnmatlt firm.H.
Firm uuUscribod to the detee
tlvo serv.ee liu luded tho Ktani-
Ituli .'iitly and I pnnrtl luwurd
I In Heart a Wood In VcI .ih
I'Ioum Tl.nt Way.
ath Superior Laundry, Hrown's
I'asnt Shop. Ir. J. t.. Hohle, Im
perial Karate. Sixth Street uroc
ery. Am hor Hotel, Ituesius 11 roc
ery and other.
Arrested by Peputv - Sheriff
Mueller this mornlni: Hammond
stoutly maintained hi liiuotcu't
and claimed a telegram would
straighten out his niU'itlon with
the de'eetive aiiei.cy, AeordltiK
to a wire from tht r.ncncy. Ham
mond lias ho.Mt falseiy represent
ing tht company. The asency
requested that Hay he detained.
He is tn Ja'l this ufternoou iti
lieu of raKn $l.i't0 bond.
Faced with Bollix to Jail. Hay
broke down ami wept i;i
jnstire
taken
rea m-
act that the libraries as a rule exclude from their shelves ryl
unworthv Tiublications and those which, if not downright mover
meretricious, are at least hardly deserving of being class- J
ed as good literature. Not a few books are published
and read which are denied a place in the public libraries.
nokmr about. 1 v
the people, however, consideration must be given to the! on the one hand, and apuinst ; j
I oeinK one 01 au aominuK mu A
herd, on the other. I
see the siphts. .Maps I
love, but guidebooks . are my
1 detestation.
A list of thine that must be
! seen In a si ranee town Jmme-
!d:ately roots me to inr chair or
But if the circulation of the libraries is not an infalli-, merely sends me to the nearest
. . . , , 1 i- i. 'cafe, theater or bookshop. Few
Me index to the tastes of the reading public, it indicates men on earlh , linu.int.( h.IV4,
roughly what is desired. And it is encouraging to note j missed more tight than I have.
, , , . . , , - 1 1 ! Cathedrals, historic houses, mus-
tnat there has been an increase in the demand for books eumSt vWUlTe panties, have nil
that are not intended merely to entertain. j remained round the corner un-
1 iv i I plimpsed. while I have idled
Biography is steadily increasing in popularity through- j about, wondering where ail the
J waiter came from, or huyiue
strange odd and ends I did not
Where to Hunt
You might little expect it, yet
Florida offers the laretMt and
1 ioit niuncrous Miuitvel faml'y hi
tho I'mlcd Slates.
I They aro larper there ti'an the
biff fnit squirrel of Ohio, Mleh!
IRun ar.fl IVnusylvauia. They, vary
in color from black to white,
1 often with tinxe of gray, brown
and orange.
j Tho Flurid:i squirrel 1 t he
only frame, eithor animal or bird
taunt love slayer ho depicted ea
I tenia y.
j The defene completed It ill
rett examination tf JteiKcr with
j two itii"t ions :
j "liave you formed an opinion
! as to KetniiH' menial cotHlttlon
prlov to Dctober 1 last, when ho
killed his wife?" a-ked t'harle
H. Kl-ton, co-counsel with and
for Hemns.
"Yes," respo!ided Heritor.
V:i he ano or insane?"
'limine."
lVovecutor Charles IV Taft II.
launi hetl Into an effort to ln
Merger d.iwn to sperlflc dates of
his association with the tale
bearing to Itemu.
' lulkhm in very ptatn Fng
llh. 1 said December 1 & or lti."
Merger shot at hi cross examiner
after i) no question.
"There no use of your alt
ting there and trylux to puiale
tne up, Mr. Taft."
Merger upon direct exiimlnn
tlon told In detail of hi effort
to bring about a reconciliation
between Mrs. Kemus and It em us
ami the violent outbursts by
Kfmus when the name of Frank
lin L. iMuUo Jr.. of I.an-.(ntr.
Mich., w n ussu-!iiied with that
of his wife. ti'.j
Dick Flynn and Gilbert j
Harrison Drive Sheep
from Yonna ;
(Special lo the Herald)
(tieorae M. Havl. correspondent )
YOSN'A VAI.I.KY. Hoc. S.
Hick Flynn and titlhert Harri
son have moved their heep, more
than K.uir head in all. lo the
Owen ranch In Younu Valley
from tho Stewart ranch In Toe
alley.
Work has started on a drain
ditch follow lux Muck creek four
mile from l.or.t river, beginning
ut the mouth of tho creek on
tho F. J. Ilowuo ranch and end
ing nn tho Uenck ranch north of
the highway between Hulry and
Mottantti. The Horsefly Irrigation
system Is doing tho work.
Muiiy peoplu hufw become 1
spondent becausa they hav beim (
led to believe Ihut ttlero I 11
remedy that will re luce awullen
vein and bunch'.
If you will net a two-ouhce
original bottle, of .Mt tone's Finer
Hid OH (full strength I at an
flrst-claM drug store and applv ,
lit night and morning a directed
I you w ill qui kly tiotlc an lm
' ptoveuient w htch will continue
until tho vein and hunches ate
I reduced to normal. ,
.MiHtiie'a Kiuerahl Oil t a harm-,1...-.
el most powerful Kormlcldo y fjM irri(ll,(Blul ram.
Dmeriiltt Oil that idd chronic
sore anil ulcer aro often entire
ly healed and anyone who l.i
alia... .(.I. I U.III. I.-
have their money refunded.
.Slur Hrux Co. sell lot of It.
"LET .YOUR
(J LASS
TROUBLES BE OURS"
All Wind, of Claif .
for all purposes
KstiniHtt'H Kindly furnixh
oil tor:
SASH DOORS
FRAMES
CABINET WORK
The Class House
I'lmiir 477-W Mill Mitt Tine
I In
1 (
al..::
Hi'
Al In-
j lli ilny
. m nil 11.
"Ki-t'p Cuy Willi
auya ri'iiurt riiinoa
1 11 wti en 11 Ihruimli
.Ha7feWMe Jmnily
out the country. Everywhere readers are calling for
Looks dealing with radio and other forms of applied sci
ence. Books relating to psycho-analysis and vocational
guidance are called for frequently. Works treating of
the fine arts are also much read, probably as a result
of the increasing attention that the newspapers are giv
ing to music and exhibitions of paintings. Little is said
in the library reports, however, containing poetry. Not
withstanding a large production of verses, .poetry in this
age seems to be languishing. At any rate it is difficult
to conceive of any publisher being willing nowadays, to
pay for a volume of poems, say $40,000, the sum that
Thomas Moore asked for and received for "Lalla Rookh."
And there probably is no contemporary poet that comes
near to equalling the income of approximately $25,000
a year that Tennyson received for many years from his
poems.
A-Chrcago bookseller thinks "the age of the novel1'
is" passing. The movies are possibly impairing the de
mand for fiction, but it is doubtful. '
It is not desirable that people should cease to read
novels, but it is gratifying that they are giving more at
tention than formerly to literature that is not purely
recreational. x
want. The only l-al: lifiil.l I
have ever visiu-J were those I
saw hen the battles them
selves were !n p.'osresji ordinary .
fields and lanes suddenly nrown
terrible, thlik sown with death.
The expression "the four cor
ners of the earth" probably orig-!
lnated when the flat system of
geography was being taught.
Eve was satisfied with a fig
leaf dress because there was no
other woman in the garden try
ing to outdre3s her.
He wrote to the editor: "How
can I keep postage stamps from
sticking together?"
The editor's reply: "Duy "em
one at a time."
his t hiiao .''Kill practice In be
come tin- "KiliK of biiotiei:!'
lis ciinviited and sentenced
tile Atlanta, tla., federal penltcn
tlar .
eith-ir animal or bird. I ti,,. ,,1i- til. a of i!i.. defendant
that 1 know of whose counter- ,'.,lt latieu which
part is not of grei.ter sue III I n,u up between llodk-e nnd
colder ciimtes. The Florida Jt.i Vr, itemus drove him insane, a
bear, quail, rabbit und w.'d l ur-1 ,,, ,.. frm .. i,!l h ,, ,1U.
Hodge, former ngent of the 3 -V' 7y-,4'" -L: r'r?-C ' ' ."-.S.
federal department of Justice. J i-lfi 4t.;v ''.fi 'lO 'i
obtained the 'tlde:n e upon wbtal 4-jj 3-';y'.'iI'Jl- -f-w- t .
lieiniis. vihn thfli had descried i fa ft '.' .-.
kt-y are ull smaller lhau in the
north.
The pesky red rquirrcl ii a!l
over the land. Black are v.r
numerous in Ontario. C ray mid
fox squirrels In the ext :ul mid
dle wi'.-t are hoMing out well.
ret o ercd.
I
'I m not afraid f the wo
rn n hi hate me Si's those who
hive in' that scare me," said nn
K'. . .mat li Full man.
This Method Was Used in Our
Delivery Service in 1921
ED I T 0 R I A L S
r FROM OVER THE NATION
4.
RKAL ADVERTISING
The marvelous growth of ad
vertising as a business, as an in
vestment and as a scientific fac
tor In business promotion is illus
trated by what happened In Chi
cago last week, says the Duluth
Herald.
"The Fair" Is the largest popu
lar department store in Chicago,
and is second only to Marshall
Field & Co. in size. It planned
an "Economy Day" sale for last
Friday. Naturally it v.anted the
public to come. Therefore it In
vited the public by advertising.
"The Fair" published an ad
vertisement in the News, Chi
cago's leading evening news
paper, that crowded ten full
pages in its Thursday Issue. That
means eighty columns, twenty-
' four thousand lines, in one issue
!of one newspaper,
j The cost of this single adver
I tirement was arbout twelve ihou
iscnd dollars.
I Twelve thousand dollars for a
r 1 r
Why not go
Where the
1 Crowd Goes?
WHERE?
MERRILL
WHAT FOR?
BIG DANCE
WHAT MUSIC?
Les Sailing and His
Country Boys
Eat at Midnight
Dance 'til 3 a. m.
-from
rWestemAuto"
TVTOWADAYS, 'most every
JLN family has a tr.r... and, 'most
every family wibhcj for accessories to
w-' vtj. beautify it, or to make driving safer and
more comfott.iblc. So, when you ylve lomrtfiingur (he car you mule the whole tiunily happy.
Accessories arc easy to select too... Just visit the nearest "'Vcirrrn Auto" store nJ look
over our uttractive display... you'll (inj something for practically cvrry one you wish to
make happy. ..tlunr.s you'll be proud to give, and which will be last inn reminders of your
thought.
Your Christmas Budget will ro farther too because "Western Auto's" prices re tston
i-.hitly low for holiest quality (foods.
You'll find oH these and many more, at anyuWestern AuItV' store!
The Finest Gift or Tor "Out-O-Door" Folk...
-yjw I WurCamplsooUi IVparrment otfrn
" -N MotOnnc Frinda I mm art ir Vi -. . ttwklrt.l nn.l
I that will briiig hy to an- lover of
the our -door. IW tore to ltok oar
i toi.k over before buying your gilt.
The 1927 Deliveries Require a
Large Pontiac Truck. Why?
Quality Price Personal Service
PURE COUNTRY PORK SAUSAGE
Also backbone and Spareribs sold
each Saturday bv II. J. Beardsley,
Merrill Route, 2 lbs 65c
1 ir.vX.
1 IBS
.1 i-i.'V il . iliVi'l
a l-f.r.-T.i'V s tone
H Lls ?.jW tot!,.
Bl 3 Western Coant
'f Lftlioon
I 8 V"
The Polly Shoppe
133 So. 9th St Opposite Post Office
j A New York Representation
i "Best Dessert
for Children1
1
f-
SILK UNDERWEAR
!
will be at our store for two days,
Friday and Saturday only, and
will take orders to be delivered
i for your Christmas . s
"
Come in and see the beautiful de
signs on display. The prices are
right. Don't fail to take advant-
. age of this showing
I: i
Ci:Best Foods
.Shortening
; ;;' per pound
i' package
20c
Apple Cider
per gallon
50c
Bulk Peanut
Butter
per pound
25c
24-hour old ,
Large Klamath
EGGS 1
per dozen !
50c
Klamath Hens
per pound
30c
Fancy Break
fast Bacon
per pound
45c
"WVstfm
Auto"
TIRES
You know tlrct
vdtrn4-t?anvi.tr
owner h tpoy . . .
Not a bad t
tiurtciy ijift
plclvi you up
morntnirt ...or
a aiit to vmi r
own faliKfid old "Imh". . ."Vmcm
A uto" i iret'L'.-rtl'r finrt quality an I
non-ilij dcjtn at i.imi, pritct.
k-.'-. TsVi
.. jer . . vnt
Automatic
Windshield Wipers
...will he appreciated hy every mem
ber of the family. ..We offer several
popular maket, all fully guariotced.
Automatic vacuum oper.t
cd wiper, complete with I s
tubing -"
"Milco. A very ccmTtact vmium
operated wiper.. .include pihber
tubing $.35
ElcctrlcWinclthielJWlpeT.illemand
dependable, fully guaranteed. $o.75
..my-
P!'F.
, . 11
A Flashlight
Will Briyhtcn Christmas
Anattractivetuiftil and Inexpensive
clfr ... Several guaranteed styles at
"Western Auto."
2 cell flinhliiiht, conplcte W ijc
with bulb anj battciics...
2-Inch Flare Reflector a. Illust. $1 .15
Marc Rcllcctnr.liruc 3 cell site $ 1 MS
Focusing reflector type $ 1. 2S, $2.35
Radiator Caps
U.eful and ornamental gifts that
n-aka selection caiv. U e oflci v
Insa on models for any car. Tht I
"Nobby" Illustrated Is large, heavilf I
nickeled, with three hand- t" 45
some Bakclit. knoha ......
Othet stylet . .". svinged ot
svuh knobs........... S45e to J-r-85.
Ornaments appropriate for any car,
IjrKe ot small, priced low at
70c to $6.00
mum
. ' "a.aVMr rju' ii
Electric Cijnr Lighters
ricate Smokers
They Increate the convenience and
afety nf d:ivlnt...Wonuerlul gifta.
Xe offer both handy-clamp-on, and
permanently attached itylet, Jft
complete ut prices from 1 axaa
lo $2.50 A
Attractive Ash Receivers
Several pleating ttytea. Ah m wet
Receiver with matih box
holderiattached$2.75and-'-,c
"Smlthlclt"... Combined ash receiver,
match holder and automatic cigar
ette server $1.95
Interior Mirrors
Many rrutoritt pre driving without
the protection of this nunlern nerea
iy...and many more have mirrors
that are old or uitiatttfactnry... Prob
ably ao'.c of your trlenda would wel
cmp ore of thec. All stles-..tn
eluding mJc mitrora for cled cart,
an J the ni-w'dul mirrura"lhat give
poth p r- ma on (rout
acjt a view to rear..
to MAS.
58c
otc.ctIs',
Certainly, you have s friend who It j
driving without the engine proter
tion or a genuine uoyce Muto
tr.etet. Vv'liy not give him one... I
"Western Auo" otfers thfee aires,
lor email, niediom and V7H
.nil
The Family Gift Supreme
"Western Air Patrol"
You know you'll giv. hsnplneee
If you give a Radio. ..and Western
Air Parrot la the finest radio you
can telert. A wonderful set, th.
Tone, Volume, Selectivity, Sim
plicity and Beaury of which Is e- t
thuslasrically praised by hundred. '
of owners.
$45 to $150 .e;.
$79.80 to $225.00
Completely equipped.
Convenient Terms
Radio Accessories, of which wt
otier a wonderful assortment...
Rol. Cons Speakers, Kuprog
Units, Cunningham Tubes, etc,
are splendid gftt for those who
already have radios.
you've made comparisons'
you'll notice that JcII-tIJ
lastrt better, loolt better unj
jells better, than other gela
tine desserts.
i It IS better, too. Icll-wcll
contains only the purest 111
Crcdicnts known. That's why
it's eiprcialy crod for chil
dren. Adults too.
Just say Jcll-wcl to your
Croccr. Loganberry llavor if
)ourc in doubt. Always in
' a RKD box.
!
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"PAY CASH IT PAYS"
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t ' r f
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! sw m tMhf. VtW sW Assf. J, OU )
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Public Market
M;;i!r;Ji3:ir
Bumpers are Always Welcome
I lerr's a rift that Is not only practlc.il and use.
ful, but alsT Improve, the appearance of the
cir. tvery "Wentrrn Aii.i" Humprr or Rumper
Tip it g-inrtinrred not to brciik,aiidii approved
by the Underwriters.
Sires and sryles for all csrs .... jt9
priced each, between $2fl
and
B'tmpcr Tips or llumpere-tr., r.iir,,.
$ 1 1.7 5 to $25.00
"Clo-Lttc"
Moto-Meter lltumlnsror,
v.ry attractive and uschil,
fitrnightdrlvlng. 4 K5
Two models I
and $2.25. A
SafoT-Stat
(..An elee-rlraily operated
motor heat Indicator that
Is attached to the Dash
Hoartl, leaving radiator cap
fret fr an otna-4: j Ci
ment. frlced
to $7.50.
S:op Signals
A lafcry essential tint al
ways pleases. S'verjlt.ise.
lect fr.-in at "Wetrem An.
ro SMVIIig pu..cs. C
I mr.1 -
to $J.23.
A Keytalncr
Will be Appreciated
The genuine "Uuston" Keytalner Is
the mcst convenient pocket, kef
holder made... 3 styles tt all y '
"Western Auto " stores, 41
$1.00 50c tnd I tVS
Phones
169191
Sixth Street
at Walnut
The World's Inrg.
esl rrfnilers nf Allto
Suf-;lies...Scrt'ing
tie mororlif sine.
I'JOV.. . Crmifilete
lines of guaranteed
Accessories, 'i'irej,
Camp fjoods, .
llaiio.
-More thnn rjjO Stereo in lioWcst-
t f
Supply Co.
7TH & PINE STREETS
A PnuRule Bussry " .'
...Illust the Hifi for motoring friends
who hive ba-y. It It combined
Bjhy h.iKoi and Motor Crib, tub
ttsntially made, hehl, folds yH$
easily, tnd has rubber tltcd rs
wheels, low price ., V
"Wrsfcrn Awo"
Service
nffm Smpn Imtatldrfon
ul aceiioriet at mini,
mum coir. In many m.
tune si, f REE of charre.
Voh may arrange fit
lain msrallauon of gifts
when )ou fcuj thtm.