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T..B M.VLAKKBY
f. B KNtlLISH ....
Published every afternoon except Sunday by Tbe Herald Publish
ing Company at 101-121 South Fifth street, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
fcocared a second clan matter at the poalofrtce at Klamath Falli.
Orxcon. on August 30. ISO, under
, By Mall
One Tear .... ... 15 00
Six Moniha , 1.75 ,
Three Month 1.76
On Month ,, .66 ,
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t all a-w dlapatrhrf credited o It r no! etnwwiae crana in ini j
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Monday, February 6, 1928 j
Paying the Fiddler
The firm of Overbeds & Cooke, brokers, failed in Port
land for a couple of million dollars. Mr.1 Cooke, the im-
maculate dresser who- for years has been the fashion
J plate in men's wear on Portland streets, is in a hospital
with a case of nerves and his clientele all over the north
west are getting their minds framed to a point of "pay
. ing the. fiddler." ' '
. That is what everyone" has to do sfconer or later when
he gambles he must pay the
one of those fellows who insists on being paid. "
Buying on Wall sure: i is
, , ,
out 11 is such s nuzuruuus uusinesa mat, it. -win always ue
clncaorl nnrlor flio bbA r.F "trnmViliricr " Pow nonnlo pan i
, " - .
afford to gamble. As men accumulate ana become easy
street citizens they usually look to the Wall Street game
T. . ... . .. - . . ...
for their, business. . it IS an easy life to Sit in front Of the
"board" at Dverbeck & Cooke's place and watch their
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stocks go up. The day closes early and they spend their
time at clubs talking over their earnings that day. Or,
!,. .'.It n t. I.... ;.f l,n, l, f.J
"w -" f '' J"" ""-J ;the hairhted castle.'
But, there is something about buying stocks of a broker) Marceiine Day p'.ays the hero
that is no in harmopy with a producing community, and !'". Zt whom !h.Tt t
those who play the game constantly live in the fear of
bemg wiped out by a slump in markets; or by such a
thing as has happened in the Overbeck & Cooke failure.
" It is" better to stick closer to Tiome with your invest
ments and not be carried away by the few stories of great
earnings on the stock market that occasionally trickle
out, for the bulk of those who play it do not come out
ahead. ' . '.
The brokers who have just failed have put a crimp in
the northwest financial heads for usually the big fel
lows are the ones who play the board. Probably they
can stand it, but nevertheless
many localities and especially
Can't Blame Them
If it were imperative, it is likely that the Great North
ern could operate trains over their new Bend-Klaraath
line tomorrow. Instead, press dispatches inform us, formal
opening' of railroad'service over the new line will not be
inaugurated until spring.
One can hardly blame the invading line for not rush
ing the matter. After all corporations do not like to pay
rent any more than individuals, and the minute the Great
"Northern extension from Bend is "cut in at Chemult,
they must start to pay "fat" rent to the Southern Pacific
for common user privilege into Klamath Falls.
So far as tonnage is concerned, there is little that the
; invading line could annex at this time. So if the G. N.
is marking time for a month or so, one can certainly un
derstand their point of view.
1
E D IT 0
' FROM OVER
. PREFER THE OLD DEITIES ( riated money to bribe Tniteil
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel' '.States senators. 'Senator Norris,
The last straggling survivors of j who was named as one of the in-
once glorious tribe of Ameri-1 tended beneficiaries of the Mexi
can Indians recently resolved, In lean government's bribe, objected
regular c o u n c 1 1 assembled, to very much to what, Hearst had
banish tbe religion of the pale-,
iace and to return to the gods of
the red fathers. They have con
cluded that the old deities were
generally preferable, since It was
under those mighty forces thai
th cooper-hued brethren enjoyed
the acme of their tribal happl
ness. Lo is barking up the wrong : been bribed, but about the valid-!
.birch, we trow. Lo may beiity of the documents published,
right and we wrong, but anyway j and about Mr. Hearst's motives
w set It down as our firm con-1 in publishing them, discussion'
rictlon that the practice of re- may continue for some time. No
liglon haBn't much to do with,one with responsibility for the
material propper It y, although It relations between this country!
may have If Bincerely followed. ,and Mexico wants to accuse Prosl-
m D C h tO do With happiness. ! dent flllll' rnvarnmont nl
"Seek first the kingdom of God
and His righteousness, and these
.(other) things shall be added
unto you."
. The Indian seems to think that
the practice of a religion must
necessarily (If that religion be'
ound andr rationally - conceived
and properly predicated to the
extent that religions ran never
be) Increase his blessings or, as
he 'thinks ot blessings, augment
his material properties.
Vnt do ,
we not all know that a knave
mav nraafinr fntlv.whflA a (,.
Ing saint most humbly begs his
breed T
Umm n th. in.iu
obset-rcd that be who most faith-1
fully addresses his soul to the '
(Ire-it Hplrlt may not always have ,
the ltetiviost curtains to guard i
tils wigwam from .tho winter's newspaper Is crumpled, cracked.
blaMs? Religion Is for strength-j useless with'- ane. even if iwt
enlng ot the spiritual cleniont.-i. ' thumbed. Kag paper Issues will
It has no other essontlal purpose. last indefinitely, longer than any
I (is per suhstnnee except parch-
. THE MEXICAN KORtiERIEH ment. A year ago Adolph S.
V. 8. .Martin In Life: .. Mr. I OchV New York. Times, leader,
Hearst ha been at considerable ! in ninny aspects, of nil the Jour-
pains and some expense to tie
fend his motives in publishing
documentary evidence that the
JJ ,ii lean corercment t'nd approp.
.. fcdltur
...Business Manager
act of . Cougress. March 3, IS,.
I
Delivered by Carrier
One, Year 1650
8lx Months .. J. SO
Three Month MB
On Month - .65
.!!.
fiddler, for the fiddler is
probably legitimate business,
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the failure will be felt in
in the city of Portland.
R I A L
THE NATION
done about it and spoke-of it
with so much heat that Mr.
Hearst put out an elaborate de-1
fense and published It as an ad-,
vertlseraent. In the World, .and'
other papers.
Nobody thinks that the sena-'
tors were bribed, or could havei
government
treacherous machinations, but
Mr. Hearst, having no such re
sponsibility seems not to mind
doing so.
RAGS TO RICHES .
Time: Mighty Chicago Million
aires have a new breakfast lux-i
ury. For $200 a year they may i
buy the Chicago Dally Tribune !
on fine, white, Imperishable rag
paper.
Even the most .ostenta-,
s tiousiy ricn, nowever, are expert
led to avail themrelves sparingly
of thl" luxury .
The rag paper
edition will go orlncloally to 11b-
rarles and record rooms where
Permanent lfies are a crying
need. . .
In thirty year the ordinary;
n a Is of the land, conceived the
rag paper notion and printed a
limited supply each day. The
PMterion-McCormlck Chicago Trl-1
'Sack Slayer' Suspect .Arraigned
if :
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"Not guilty" wn the pha of rr. Charles K. McMillan (extreme
left.) when arraigned on charge -or murdering Mrs. Amelia Applo
by. wealthy Loa Anselea widow, whose body was (ound in a sack
a few day after he had ben killed. Reside, the accused doctor,
the picture shows Jerome Mayo and Raj Chesebra, his attorneys,
and Deputy District Attorney Brayton the indictment.--
At The Pine Tree
. with one of too most natanie
casts 01 ipe season asaeioieo .or ,
tne weiro mystery aramu. in- r
don After Midnight." Lon Chan-
rB uw-w siorriuR .rnwir, w -
""i J,,ne Tree IheVre , k '
The new production la an elab-:
orate story hUiging on weird hap-,
penings in a haunted manor
I house In England, and the , to the nir In the most approved
strange belief -of "vampires" or I Llndy manner, and doe some
j "n-dead." held to by the p?as-astonishing stums.
lantry in Europe, figures a an Tom Oallery. Dorothy Gulliver
important detiil In the trango;and John Peter are in the cast
plot. j and Ross Lederman directed, -a
. Chaney plays a Scotland Yhrd ' Dog of the Regiment" -1 based
d(tectl who mpiors hypnotism on a tory by Albert s. Howon.
la a means of solving the strange I
imv3teiY behind tho "ghosu"-of j
iter, and Conrad Nagci the ro-
mantle lead as the capitalist's ;
secretary. Henry B. Walthall j
play the eccentric millionaire,
and Polly Moran. Edna Tlehenor i
and others of note are In the I
cast. '
The story Is an original one by
Browning, scenarlzed by Walde-
mar Young.
IMPRfWFMFNT OJCi006 r th? single lmprove-
linriS.JV CmtLn 1 ur mmt undertaking to southern
CAMP PLANNED Oregon and Is said to be the lar-
v . ) gest In the history of Klamath
' TT. t Falls. ... - ' . .
(tonunnea irom page it
i 7 r I , 5 . . , ' o the Oregon avenue Itnprove-
106 leet long and would enable ment blueuse ot its importance
j visitors at the lake to Tlew the;M . northern -entrance-of .the
lake in comfort.
Although Mr. Price would not
state definitely. It is understood
that Crater Lake national park
officials contemplate laying-, an;
ashohalt walk along the rim of
the lake In the vicinity ot the T
lodge. This more is impelled to
avoid the inevitable dirt and dnst. J
i
bune. self-styled "World's Great
est Newspaper." felt called upon
to offer a similar service to millionaire-
subscribers and posterity.
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pi.-xgE.nt Paragraphs
Janesville Gazette: Maybe Ma
Ferguson will Sire the address of
welcome tb tne Democrats in
Texas. .
Indianapolis News: 'Dancing
tho radio up and down on yonr
knee, however, will not make it
top howling.
Omaha. World - Herald: How
ever, it Will do no harm to look
over tbe seed .catalogue.
I
I
Terre Haute Star: It Is hoped
that those 1.50 dry agent who
"flunked" on the. exam at least
know the location ot- the. Sahara
Desert. . '
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Full of
Vitamins
COD LIVER
OIL
is obtained, by express
ing the livers from cod
only a few hours out of
the water. This makes
an oil teeming with the
dynamic, vitalizing
torces of the vitamins,
so essential to good'
health. .
$1.00 v
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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At The Liberty
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1
! 8 p. m.,. concert orchestra: 8-9,
swoop down' onipr,"c toMt network: 9-10. or-
I Rln-Tln-Tiu
Ithc Liberty Theatre today. He
sw00pl down mcr!1y
for In "A
of , fetatlI.,. Warner
, ,.., h. .. . .16:30 e
appears as a
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Z. - tT 1 , ,k
line.- To atre one of the "en-,
amy. an American who Bad lor-
merly been his friend
he take
It waa scenarlxed by Charle R.
Condon. ,
Rln-Tln-Tln Is practically
living In "A Dog pf the Regi
ment" hi own life, for he him
self was deserted in a shell-torn
sector of France, daring th
World War.
PAVIN'O PLANS TO
, BE Kl'B.MITTED
TO CITY FATHERS
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trict of Klamath Falls which have
not been Improved
The program is recognized as
p.i,.u, i. ,iw,t.. t.ia.
i city. .With the improvement ot
. this entrance, the stigma against
. Klamath Falls of having ' tbe
worst entry roads in tbe state,
wil, have rcmoTed.
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Plione 477-W tlth and Pine
Radio Program
KQW, Portland, 491.6m 6:00
:4S p. m.,Hllnuor concert; 6:45
7, Rotary club talk; 7-7: SO. Kd
wards Dependable' Cof(ee pro
gram: 7:30-7:4 5, belter flowers
lecture; 7:45-8, utility; 6-1). Phcll
Oil company program: , I.ou
gtuea time alKnals; U-10. Max
well House coffee concert; lo
ll. Pacific const . network pro
gram. ' '
KOIX, Portland, Slfttn 1-7 p.
ni., dinner concert : 7 : 1 5-S. or
chestra music: 8-8 :!0. muslewl
(eulurv: 6:20-10,.. concert! lo
ll :S0. dnnc frolic.
KKX. Portland, "339m 7- p.
m., dnnco music: 8-10, studio
concert; 10-1S. revn frollo.
KMO, Tacoma. 854.1m S:00
S1.1 p. in., book chut: 8: Ki
ll: 15. musical program: 9:15
9:45. concert: B:46-10:4J, vocal
and Instrumental entertainment.
Ktig. Snokinu. 370.8m 6:00
6:30 p. in., ori-bestra: 6:30-8,
studio recital: 8-9. Shell hour;
I S-10, KOW concert.
I KFOA. Seattle. 447. Bin 6:00-
i 6:30 p. tn children's hour; 6:30-
i7:30. news; 7:30-7:45.. floral
talk: 8-9, conron through the
j Pacific roust network: 8-10, con-
cert from KOW; 10-11,, network
concert. '
KOMO. Kealtln. 3(1X 6 In -6 : SO.
n..work couc!rl. n.12-30. dance
music. 1 i
KKI
Lot Angeles, 468. 6m
o:w p. m., iuariet anil soini,ii j
-a. -MUSIC riOX nolir: II: JU-l",;
concrt h ,he lM
harmonic orchestra; 10, network
concert.
KC.O. OakUud. 384.4ro 6:00-,
6:45 p. m.. dinner concert; 6:45, j
"What's Happening In the
World;", 7-7:30. utility service;.
8-9, network, coucert; 8-10, The I
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THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa
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Aberdeen, Wn., 309 S. I. St.
Albany, Ore., 115 Ferry Ht.
Astoria', Ore., 1D0 12th At.
Auburn, Wn Downlnit Bldg,
Baker, Ore., 1917 Conrt St. 1
Belllngham, Wn., 1286 fit ate St,
Bend, Ore., 733 Wall Rt.
Bremerton. Wn., 805 Pacific
Centralta, Wn 117 8. Tower
Colfax, Wn., 20 N. Main.
Colvllle, Wn., 108 . Main,
fugene, Ore., tl Oak. Ht. . ,
' 224:South
' "Maytag Shops are operated by" Maytag Pacific Com
' ' " pany in the following cities in Washington and Oregon"
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I KK'ltC, Kuu t'raui'lnro, 464.8m
' 0:30-7:.1O p. m., concert by the
Cecllians; 7-7:30, ronrort by the
tlawalluns; 8-10, blue Monday
Jamboree: 10-11, danee frolic,
KI.X, Oakland, 608m 6:30-7
p. m., dinner concert; 7-7: HO,
news; 8-9, (In nee orchestra: 0-10,
Lake Morrill Ducks. ;
KPO, Hun Francisco, 433. 3m
6:30-7:30 p. in., concert orches- I
tra; 7-7:10, book review; a. 9, j
concert Uiroagb the Pactflo roast
network; B-10, concert of Inter-1
nntlonul music; 10-1J, . vnrloty 1
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hnvo plenty of wood. '
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W Aim To Pleas You. i
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Krerctt, Wn., 281AA Rockefellor Ave.
Kelso, Wn.. 113 W, Main. ' '
Klamutlt Falls, Oro.', 224 8 7th.
La flrnnde, Ore, Holmes Bldg.
Marshfield, Oro'., 45 N, Broadway.
Medfo-d, Oro., 31 N. Bartlutt.
Mt Vernon, Wn., 320 Klncalil. , -Newborn,
Ore., 1st V Meridian.
Odnssa Wn. ' !
Okanogan, Wn., Second Aventm, ' '
Olymfla, Wn., 21H K. Ath 8t.
Pendleton, Ore., 21 W.,Altu.
7th,St .. ,
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COMMISSIONED
AS ASSASSIN
-lu-VIV!l' ., I m on rl.l...
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log that ho had been coinmUMmi -
t to murder h. former All.an -
inn premier, lluninn Her I'rts
(Inn, who Is now living In Vlriv
us. Iliralmm Llrti,' uu Allitau
today threw himself on th met-1
BEWARE THE COUGH OR , ;
COLD THAT HANGS ON
rrrtiilrnt couch ami coltU Iratl lo
, trrluut l ton I) In. Vuu van iop ilum auw
( wiik CtcumuUion, an rmulkilicti rfcu
1 Hto ul li itcvivaiu to ut.0 t'jcuiuul'
won U new nirxlicai ili-covcijr villi
IwofuM act Ion I it dHiilica and h iU
I ha ,iifl.iinr4 nxuibtalirt Uitl iuhiLIo
RCfltt tiwl ,
, Ot U kitutvn dfuc rrrmwlp U m
' uaniiH by litah mrilical outhoiuinn m
; one of ifiegriMiral Iw iliPK'tt' iif-
pciniffrtit ruutfb ami anj thrr
, lurntxt of ihrodl trnuLK. i'iMmulinii
i oinuhiA, in mUition lo i(tftn.flilicr
hcjdinK clrmri.'.i ViUWU m-nlho aiu U jI
th Infoctvii mcmbiauf nntl Wop iltd
irrlution buJ mtUnimatiun, vhllo l1tt
) crroMl(i purs uu t tbe lonindi, U
; atnbni litln iho Umwl, ulluck i lUn t
of ihn IrotiMci and L-huck tho (lowilt
.Vxicif rcJunJM if any rou.Ii or odd 1
m rcInnoU tiller taking crtJmc (i
Jlrrttioaj,. I'or a It ly a!l .Uucisti.
t.ieaiui:a I giMMiifrea Mluiae ' ',- V f i I
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briuK-liUls and oilier form o( rck,ltj- V ." r$t.' i"V'.:i
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CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUCH Oft COLD THAT HANGS ON
for a Mnytng. Usa It .
for a trial washinn in 1
your own home. ' If it
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Monday, Fobninry f, 1028 1
' ry of Ihu Vienna pbllce
1 other Albanlnii who hnd len
charged wllh the same liilaalon,
i would shout III lit lieeaua he culi-
I fl'SSed Ills Ptt III II.
! H n-serled Hint Aclimed 1I.-Y
1 E pTmMt.ni of Albania, gavo
1 ? ,, ,r
llin purposo. . He clu lined lie
Hi iew the revolver llila llin tea
on Ills way here.'
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Port Ai (teles, Ore., 11 3 W. Front,
Portland, Ore., 152 Fourth Bt.
Halem, Ore., 467 Ferry -HI.
Seatllo, Wn 1618 8rd Ave.
8noknno, Wn., 335 Hpragnn. ' i
hitnnysldo, Wn., 522 rllxth Bt..' -
Tncomn; Wni, 740 H Bt, Helens Ave.
Tho Dalles, Or., 403 K Washington.
Vancouvor, Wn., 1112 Mnln Bt.
I Walla Walla, Wn., 17 8. 4th t.
Wenatehne, Wn., 11 B. Mlwilon,
Ynklma, Wa 203 W. Yakima.
JJlngg Bros., 804 Main, Oregon City, Or.
Phone. 1092