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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Weflnrwlny. March 7, 1928
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..Business Xtnsgr
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Company at 101-lfI South Fifth alreet, Klamath Fulls, Ormon.
(entered aa aecond class matter at lh poatofflce at KUmalh Falls,
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nis paper, ana alio me local new nuDllsned therein. All rurhta of re.
iiublloallon of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Wednesday, March 7, 1928
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, Tlte Old Home Town 'V
Go where you will ; see what you may, and when you
return to Klamath Falls you must have the same feeling
that many of ua do namely, that the old home town is
nard to beat
Every southern city is crowded with all lines of
business; every community is filled with people looking
for a change ; every train is loaded with Americans going
some place to look things over with a view of locating,
v Discontent hovers in every locality, Overdone busi
ness conditions constitute the rule rather than the excep
tion. All up and down the California coast there is a cry
for a change. If we had one person we had two hundred
cross-question tis on Klamath Falls, for they had heard Of
this city. . ' i '
V Our answer invariably was that Klamath Falls is the
fastest-growing town in the west; that she will double in
b'ueinesa and in populaion within the next five years, but
vk urged them not to come unless they had money to buy
out an established business, and we warded the man who
works with Tiis hands to be sure of himself before be en
tered tha Klamath basin, for we have sufficient man
power here now for present undertakings.
Taking everything into consideration, this thought
must sink into, every citizen, if he will but make a trip
south Klamath Falls and Klamath basin have a greater
constructive future immediately', ahead than any other
locality on this coast This includes the cifies, for in the
cities the multitude is such that many consider every op
portunity, whereas in a smaller community like' Klamath
such a condition does not exist Our growth here is as
sured and it will be a healthy growth.
-Oik: word about vision: Most of-us are too modest
lit our vision. We fail to see our -community's future be
cause we are standing so closely up against the picture.
Take a trip down below and see what others are doing,
then come home and realize what can and will be done
here in the next few years.
--Andrew J. Volstead, writing to the Women's Chris
tian Temperance" Union, reveals that the famous "one
half pf one per cent" as the dividing line, between intox
icating and non-intoxicating drinks, was fixed, not by
prohibition workers, but by the brewers themselves. "
. I Before prohibition, he says, the' brewers: who were
compelled to pay a license took the matter up with the
treasury department and suggested that all beer contain
ing one-half of one per cent of alcohol should be treated
as intoxicating. .This was done, and thus a standard
aft-eady existed when the prohibition law came into
effect , ' " " '
It is rather humorous that this standard should have
bejen fixed by the brewers themselves. But somehow jt
isii't "surprising. Throughout the long fight for prohibi
tion, the Anti-Saloon league's best ally was the liquor
trde; by its bling, selfish excesses it did more to hasten
Hi own downfall than all of its enemies put together.
HACK FROM Oil. TO t"OAI.
New Oeam Tribune:, Tho
brief announcement that the
hipping board freighter Mercet
had completed Its teat-run from
Amsterdam to New York in two
days Inst than scheduled may
possibly, hi the absence of de
tailed report, fore-shadow a ro
tnrn to coal In place of oil aa a
marine fuel a revolution which
would-be more important- to
shipping than turning from coal
to olbvwaa. -
The fiercer is the first vessel
of commercial slso to be fitted
with apparatus for burning pul
verised coal. Experiments have
tended to ' show that ' this fuel
Would prove more . economical
than oil. or coal as formerly
uaed. A cheaper type of coal
may be utilised, it is claimed, and
the heat efficiency for equ,al
amounts of coal by weight Is
greatly Increased.
The new apparatus, further
more. Is said to offer the same
advantages as oil In operation,
the coal being pulverised aboard
the ship and fed to the fires
through burners somewhat simi
lar to oil burners.
The Mercer made short testa
nearly two months ago. before
ISO shipping v men. At that
time it was said that their en
thusiasm' Radicated rhat a satis
factory teat run between Am
sterdam -and New- York would
probably Induce .tbe installation
of the new equipment on other
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NEW PUPILS IN
HURAL SCHOOL
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News Notes of Farm Dis
trict tolJ by Herald
Correspondent1
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Markets
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(Special To Th.i Iira1rtlr
Mary f!y, ('orrenpiinileiil
I WOUDEN, Murcb 7 - Two now
' pupils have tliren ntlilcd lo th"
' enrullinent list at the Worileu
Kbool during the pusl weak.
Harold anil tirorgn I.urk, bnilh
'rs are now attending tlte wor-iM - M,,iiinar nrl a!
l.m krhnol. coming from Ivan ,,..., i5,.. mnillum
ahipa.
ntCENT PABACRAPHS .
Providence Journal: Sir Oliver
Lodge calla the first chapter or
Genesis a poem. It's better than
some of the blank verse we've
read. .--'.
Springfield Journal The price
of potatoes should skyrocket
now that Flo Ziegteld approves
a pleasingly plflmp model of
feminity for 198. -1
Rock Island Argus At Golden
Gate park, "Coolldgo", head of
a buffalo herd, was gored to
death by three' younger bulla be
cause he did not choose to run.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
A distinguished Englishman says
that. Hollywood can not film
Iliad. If- he had said that it
couldn't spell It he might not
South African
Trade Wars
It is getting so tha the ultimate consumer smiles be
nignly every time any kind of "trade war" is announced.
First the auto makers launched a price war, with the
result that all of us found luxurious, capable cars offered
for sale at unheard-of prices.
( Now several railroads in the middle west have started
a passenger train fight One road began it, with new de
luke trains, low fares and more convenient' schedules.
It rivals are falling into line. Each is trying to outdo
the other in the matter of service to passengers.
This may. furrow he brows of the various passenger
traffic managers, but it is simply swell for the chap who
wants to ride. .
Christina and Mnry-ey vllt--d
at the, hnnm of Mr. and Mrs. I
Mrt'oy during the past wek. i
Panrl f'nltlns' vlullmt at th i
home of Nr. ami Mm. m-n tiuy j ',,.'r.'.l"i',
POIITt.ANl), ' March 7. (P)
Windmill prices:, IliUI"r Hn
in,! it lowVr: roillituil dairy .
hauil'V i't wlioli'siile ' prli'i-x:
Culms extras 44c; standards s4i-;
prlluu firsts ' 4Sc; firsts 41 'a--,
t'riaim-ry prlres: I'rruta .lc
iii'ci- miI-i- sluiul'irUe. l-uii -rl.it
buying 'price 4 4rt station, 4 So
trdek: 52c di'livnrrd Portlnnd.
Kgg iiK'dluni firsts In lower:
fresh sluiiilard vxiruM Sli", frivli'
standarils firsts Jr; fresh mi-d-Itim
emras lie; fresh- medium
firsts 10c. Prlros to retailers If
nver i gi-bange prices! Assocla-
Kairas lac,
14c; und r-
. u Thursday evening. ' K
Mrs. Bun Oay and Mrs. II. II
Shorlhlll vUlted with Miss Jen
nie drove and Kathlevn Norse
on Wednesday.
- Frank Height visited at the
;iud Me.- 1 ;
Poultry sloady: '' Heavy bens
:5fiS4c iioiind:' light IKftoc;
U4!IcT liriillers IP
!2.-n-: I'rklii while ducks
30c;
allvo
Chinook, famed lead dog of Arthur T. Walden (t Ight.) New England's premier mustier. Mils goon
bve to Dr. E. F. Schroedi-r at the Angell Memorial hospital. Boston, after an operation fiir abscess
of the ear. Chinook will lead the team of huskies which is to form part of Conimundcr Richard E.
Byrd's forthcoming antarctic expedition.
PLANOFSEWER
DISCUSSED
AT
GOUNGILMEET
Administration May Em
ploy Consulting Engin-
er on. Big Project
Business Locals
ft
Minister?
V we snBu aa rvaaus j
100 beautiful new spring dru-
U,75 to 119,75. Melhase Bldg..,
SIS Mala St. kdv. -M
HultM
The newest weaves for spring
are brown and gray twists. Order ;
now for -Easter delivery, rf. B. i
Drew; "Men's Togs." adv. t-4t
Coots ami Hulls
Style, together with quality is
found at Its best In the garment
of the Northern Fur Shop. 810
.Main Street. Adv. T-lt
With C. C. Kennedy, San Frau
cisco the engineer whose plan
for a truck line sewer -ajstem and
dispose! plant baa been tentative- imart Stylo t'oata
1 aunroved aresent at the meet-1 And dresses. Coals tit
Ing. the city council and Its ad- "J1
vtsory board plunged Into prelim
inary work which must be accom
plished before the actual work
is inaugurated.
S and
Ureases 19.75 and up. The
Northern Fur Shop, 510 Main St.
Adv. 7-lt
s.VCO Hats
1 l.'nusiial
m ; - . a., anna 1
A consulting engineer . will
probably be appointed to work,;
with City Fnglneer t C. Kclleyjl
during the course cf the project..' Money -
values shown at the
Mode Shop, Inc., 82: Main Street.
Adv. 7-1 1
On approved loans. Bee Jaa.
H. Drlscoll, Williams Bldg. ad.tf
The council and its advisory
board were determined that no
mostly errors should be made.
It was held that by employing
a sewer plant expert to work
with the city ennlut-er, Klnmatnl
Falls would-be following In' Vh
path. ,pf virtually every city that1' White Scvring Machine Co. t
has constructed modern sewage j 1409 Main St. -Next to K. D.
d!sposal plants. Such move Bldg. Phone 948. adv. 24-tt
tafeguardea -. the .municipality
Limb and Body Wo
Johnston's. Phone 114. '
So. 8th. adv.
1SI1
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home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clay
on Thursday. i
Christine Cay and Katheieen ;
N'ourse vllsted at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cordon during
the past week.
11. 1. Stebblna and Ben Oay
were In Klamath . Falls during
the week getting supplies for the
road work.
Alfred Sanders visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. McC;y on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. -M. McCoy and
son Paul went lo Dorrls during
th past week to visit friends.
FREIGHT MOVES
v ON S. P. LINE
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(Continued from page One)
to Allan and Sons of Ban Fran
cisco. Volume of freight and p assen.
gcr traffic over the new Cascade
line Is holding up well. Hlx pas
senger, trains, all freight trains
and at least two logging IfeOos
steam north and south on the
Cascade line through Klamath.
i-olnroil. nominal; turkeys,
; Onions sharply higher, local
j f t.ooty 9.U0.
1'otntccs steady 75CU-I5
sack. ,'
WATCH
REPAIRING
' IIKBB
I year guarantee on all
. work . .
C0. METZ
t ' ' JEWELKtt.
aita lat
David K. Kaufman, Inlernalionnl
lawyer nnd phllanthroplat of
Philadelphia, scon may be ap
pointed to an Importunt diplo
matic post lo one ot the South
Aiuerlcau countries by President
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Can't Talk To Wife,
Too Cros and Nervous
"Even my husband couldn't
talk to m. I was so cross and
nervous. Vlnol has made me a
rent and happy woman." i
Mrs. N. McCall. '
Vlnol la a compound of Iron.
phosphates, cod liver peptone,
. . 1 , . - - .(etc. The very FIRST bottle makes
FAl.EM. .Msri h 7., (&) Mark you sleep better and have: UK)
D. Mt'CalliHtcr, slate corporation I appetite. Nervous, easily tired
commissioner, announced today , I'jopl are surprised bow QUICK.
CONCERN FiOUND
IN GOOD SHAPE
from costly errors In construction
and plans.' It waa pointed out.:
and assures a type plant, which.
haa been successfully
in cities of similar size.
In the discussion of ' operation.
Kennedy stated that a plant of i
he size proposed for Klamath I
Falls, could probably be maln-l
tained for 13.000 a year, includ
Hill's Flower Hli..p
10 North 7 lb St.
ad. 19-tf
that his department' had com
pleted the annual examination
of the (iuardlan Savings and Ixian
association of Portland and had
found It in good financial condi
tion. This is the association that haa
been In controversy with Mc-
' - 1 1 ( . I I k.
EAST THURSDAY er threatened to cancel Its slock
i . ' selling permit. McCalliater as
serted that tho company waa not
I ho iron, phopbatos, etc.. give new
lire and pep lnol taste dell
clous. Whitman Drug Co,
Installed, yAN EMQN
i TO LEAVE FOR
Legal business has called W,
ing salary for a man to run the C. 'Van Emon, Klamath Falls, at-! 'n. ,u" Mmpltance' with the law
Dl,lt- ' jtorney east to W.f.hlngton, D. C.
A ueviius ui iu cvuui.il anu
The association, seeking 10" fore
stall McCallistcr from cancelling
Arthur F. II. Newton, Rhodesia,
is one of the. Pyle entrants, fie
holds amateur records from 20
to 100 miles. ,
board has been called .for the;'"' .e vyian, n.,i .u.i, which
nenr fnlnre. Meanwhile the cltv on inursoay evening ana. wane, u. -ixuuina.
engineer will famUlarlie himself.) eost will vtelt in Now York, Chl
wlth further details of the pro-1 a. Cleveland and other prinr
posed project and it la expected .clpal cities of the east.
that the next meeting will bring! 1-IUle Betty Van Emon. the
forth something dctinlte In the 'seven year old daughter of Mr.
way of concreto -plans for actual i and Mrs. Van Emon wilt accom
eonstruction of the disposal plant Jpany her father on the trip. Mr.
bonds for which were voted .at ai Van Kmon Intends to be gone for
special election last month. . j three weeks.
Beauties Two
i Yelling "Unthinkable".
- There is nothing so valuable in international relations
as the ability to look at things with unemotional realism,
realism. , . ' -
When Admiral Plunkett made his famous remarks
about tho likelihood of a war between the United States
and England he was greeted by a perfect chorus of disap
proving criticism. Many reams of 'good paper were
ruined to set forth the thesis that war with England is
"unthinkable." i ;
' Probably it is. But wouldn't it be a good idea to sit
down and study the situation at some length, coldly and
dispassionately; and then, if such a study shows that
there are possibilities of future conflict, to devise ways
and means of remedying the situation? - Wouldn't that
be more effecive than yelling "unthinkable" without stop
ping to investigate?
NOMINATE X1,l,KfTOK
CUSTOMS FOIl SEATTLE
"WASHINGTON, March 7. (P)
(iuorgu I), lluhhard. was nomi
nated by President Coolldge to
day to be collector of cualouis at
ScBttlo, Waab.
Josephino Ilaldeman Julius,
companionate bride .'of some
months, Is dancing In a movie
theater to pay her way through
school. This is merely a little
publicity
large.
tip to" uclrcsms iil
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- Beginning
MARCH 1st, 1928
KUmath-Lakevlewr Stage Co.
will operate an exclusive
passenger service between
Klamath Falls and Lake
view. Fare aa.oo one way,
round trip SIOJW, leave
dally from Terminal Stage
Depot, fit Main. . .
Phone OOt) -Dally
freight and Mail track
la connection.
FOR YOUR
HOME OR SHOP .
-
It la well worth while to bo
prrparnl to give first aid In
case of minor Injuries that
are net serious enough to
go to the doctor
Firitaid
Emergency
Packet
$3.98
.... (
contains In compact form
just what you need to treat
bruises, cuts, burns, etc., to
prevent those minor injur
ies becoming aerioua
STAR DRUG STORE
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
Two ot the beauties of which
t'nlontown, Pa., boasts am "Gold
Illato of Troy," prim pom, -and
his youirft mistress, Eleanor Fnr
rell, ' .
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