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THE . KVKN1NC HKKAUV KLAMATH KALl-S. OKKliON
Momliiv. March 12,
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tl. MALARKKY
11. KS.ll.IStl
..Bufttness Manager
I ' Obituary 1
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fubllh4 Trr afternoon xept Sunday by The JlontM Publishing
Company at 10f-lU Mouth VICth nrrvt, KUmih FiUU, Or em on.
- ttnUrtd an conl rUn matter t the pottofflr nt Klamath Fall,
Off oa AuKU"t SO, 10, tindr act of Coimrf, Mai-oH J. I!,
On Tar .
Hiv Months
Thra Months
, . On Month ...
ix-livcr hr Carrtrr
..$5.00 On Year . ftiO
8,14 8lx Month
-. Thr? Months , l.5
- .S On. Month -a.-
MEM ft Kit OK AUDIT HIHNAU OF llUCt LATIO
Mabi Af -eh Aaaortatrd Praaa
The Auoclatrd Frn la xolutvly enutld to tbo oaa or rapubllca
ttrtn of all nrwa dlvpatchca credited to It or not otherwise crviltixl In
thla-paoer, aat lo the looal news publlnhfd therein. All rights of re
publkmitoa -of apewial dispatch herein are also roaen-ed.
NEK NOTES OF !
if ARM DISTRICT
ted Into Order of :
Rebekt-h's
Monday, March 12, 1928
Dan Boyd Is Right
Daniel Boyd, of Enterprise,' Oregon, has filed for dele
gate to the republican national convention, and in his
slogan he says, "Coolidge for president and McN'ary for
vice president.' ' J '
"Dan is right. , lie has yilsion. He sees the turmoil the
grand old party boys are getting in. He sees the favorite
sons of the different states lining up to give Hoover
trouble for the nomination, and he sees the way out
' which Is Coolidge for president.
Mr. Boyd's advocacy of Senator Charles, L. McNary
for vice president also shows his wisdom. McN'ary should
be the running mate of Coolidge, not because he 5s from
our own state, but because he is the best fitted to carry
the banner along with the president He will get more
vqes fortthe ticket thnn any other man who could be
named as vice president, and he would make an able
., presiding officer over the United States senate, .
It seems to us that Dan Boyd has cleared the Oregon
political atmosphere relative to presidential, and vice
presidential nominations, and we would like to see an
entire delegation named that would, adopt the Boyd
sloga'n--Coblidge for president and McNary for. vice
president, ... ,
LAWKKXt K OIIK1.I. HOOD
Lawrence Udell Hood. on
Mr. and Mr. Charles S. Hood
prominent ami eii known ro-i- Lone Pine Teacher Initia-
ut-nis m v uiittquin paprti nnil.v
(n this city on Sunday morning 1
at five o'clock following nn Ill
ness of three week duration. In
addition to his parents, lie is sur- .
vivod by two brothers. Kred K.
Hood and Walter I.. Hood and !
two sisters. Mm. Ttose Huff and the regular lodge session of the'
Mm Tina Barkley. He was born , Itebekuh's at Merrill, Mr. Hal-1
In Klamath Tails 20 years ago i lie Moore, teacher ot the I. one I
last July and at the time of his,rinc school was Initiated Into
death was SO years. 7 months and ,the order on Monday evening.
IT days ot age. He was the I Maxlne and Hilly Harks, child
youngest child of the Hood fani-jren of .Mr. and Mrs. t'lydo llarkn
ily. The remains are In repose of Klamath Valla are reported ns
In the slumber room of the Karl seriously ill. Mr. ami Mrs. Harks
Whitlork Funeral Home, l'ine lived in this community until
avenue at Sixth where friends last .fall. ,.
may call. Friends are respect-1 1'uuline Iteasly railed on Mrs.
fully invited to attend the II. J. lleardsley on Sunday,
funeral service to be held at tho, Mrs. II. t Iteasly and I'lukq
Iteatty Methodist church, this uey and Kdna called at the home
Tuesday moraine at ten o'clock. I of Mr. J, J'
Rev. Robert Mclllvenna will offl- Mrs. i". How man called on Mr
clnte. Commitment will beheld It. F. Beasly on Wednesday,
and vault entombment made In I Rev. and Mrs. Moore of Mer-
RIVERS OVER
BANKS SUNDAY wn
(Continued from page 1)
so uili.
deep aa two and ouedialf feet on
the road. '
I.KWISTOX. Idaho.
IJ'l High water In
and defeated mi KiikIUIi girl In lypUt, was luken from I In
her.llilrd aileiiipl lo swim ,,., havlna swam fur i
of d I lira 1 1 nr. Ireland en- i
Joyed cuiup.irntlvi'ly mild weiitii- ' i imi
er. A French I'uris to I. on. Ion
nil Hint f 4i ii ii tl Him vliiim (.in
III aome placea It was as : ..,,.. ... .. .i iull,i,t,i Us nui..
neniters ueur t'lilnU. Vesteiiliiy.
Iiiiiiik mid tin I)' uiiiiiilea III lint
Hirnll of tllliiMllur.
despite llui uiiceiiuin weaflinr.
I'llot ij.liuilli and Mechanic An
Nlarch li. die lVrrnde iniempled o con
the Snake ",lu, "", "lulu. The atonn was
Omi utr.titir Ami ll, til. it., til it t, .,,1
and Clearwater rivers diM upled , M,a ,,,. ! .,.
MIhk MorctMlf'4 (i It'll i. u l.onitnu
CLETRAC
.Special To The Herald! .. 'l'-"d'l highway traffic be. i
t vilnn II.,... Iv i'irnuti,.M,lM t""" "
I.OXE IMNK. March 13.At
terday Jha Northern 1 a c 1 f I c
railroad waa out for morn than'
six hours because of allilcs re
sulting from heavy ruins anil
chtnooKs which melted the snow
In the mountains. . .
WAl.I.A WALLA. Wash., Mar.
12, iA) By the nui'i'uw mutiiln
of IV inches Walla Walla vealcr
(day escaped another disastrous
fliHid as a result of unusually
heavy ralns iu lliu mountains.
Some wnter flowed through tem
porary wtHiden bulkheads erected
I over concrete liulktutads near fire
. ...... .,...I...H O K..t ....I.. -
Miiuu auiuuiii iru rum uiiwn inu
Ktrtvt. Water tnuio Into u (it
bas'HHnl and rovorcil it (vv low
Nv At Tin
PINE TKEE ;
I'll KATIt K
iMst Nlmivhtic I'oilay
MILTON SILLS
niih lltir.lS KMVVilV In
"The Valley of
the Giants"
(online 11 I S. nu. I M:I.
VAUDEVILLE
the family plot In the Chief rill called, on friend in thlsj1
at Whiskey neighborhood in Monday.
I J. P. Hasier was a business vis.
Sehonchin cemetery
Creek.
I.Il.I.IK ROIHNKTTE
Mrs. Lillie Robinette. the nrlfe
of Howard Robinette.
Into rest In the Mercy hospital at
North Bend. Oregon, on Satur
day morning at an early hour.
Her demise being the termina
tion of an illness of but a few
Jays dnration. Mrs. Rohlnette
REDDING. Calif.. .March 12.
iter la Klamath FaUs on Frldav. , W ) '"""y "" Maiyoa
H Colt of Klamath Falls a, ' ountlea received anoihor drench-
brief business visitor in the i ' ' ',,'n Haln was report-
'""''"Itteifchborhood on Sunday evening. I pa tnrougnout all ot
entered . , northern (' fnrnis with verv III.
.Mrs. .n. i. uaiaraeau and .iir-) : '
ion (ialarneau were In Klamath ! t,e .'"ow 'v' ' "- higher ele-
(vaiions.
t
Falls on Thursday.
' Business Locals
Una born .in OlenK-arry. Canada, ( Ncw X'pstain. Klio
Good Base Essential '
' ' - .- . , .
Rebuilding of the highways in this county ' and the
-building of new ones call for a proper base if we would
have roads that will last. Always remember that the
money spent in a .base is money well spent. ; .The surface
may wear , away but if the solid base is there it takes b.ut
small expense to re-make a good road. We have an ex
ample of one good stretch of road. It is a portion of the
state highway from Klamath Falls to Algoma. The rea
son, that road is always good is because there was suffi
cient rock put in the base. .And, by the way, the 'secret
of having good streets and highways is in the inspection
of the work. ; Make the contractor live up to the specifi
cations, but to do that proper inspectors must be em
ployed men of integrity and courage. , '..
We are about to engage in a county road ; building
"program. Again the inspectors should be chosen properly
and a check kept on them also, .. , , a
We See no Chante ; .
There is a lot of talk aoout the three dollar automobile
- license' measure having a chance to pass. The highway
commission is evidently much alarmed and does not pro
pose to get itself in a jackpot by starting new projects
with'this knife hanging over its head. That is but proper
caution and none can condemn the commission for acting-j
safely. The governor is also, ajarmed and we hear a lot
t;of talk about the danger of .the measure being adopted.
We do not believe there is the least chance for its suc
cess. Oregon people love their highways. If there is
anything they will not do it i,s to legislate in any manner
'"that will jeopardize their opportunity to use their cars.
"They might vote to tear down the state house, to abolish
all state government-but they will not vote away any
support that the highway program is getting.
Drunken Drivers Must Go
When Judge Gaghagen inflicts fines and, jail sentences
upon drunken drivers that may seem to them harsh he is
but doing his duty, to society, for there is no menace so
great as the drunken driver. When a man runs amuck
; with a gun people have some chance for they see at once
that he is dangerous. But no one can know that a driver
is druijk unless the'erash comes, hence there is no way
for protection on the highways.
The Judge is now taking away driver's (licenses from
the ones who come before him and are found guilty of
. driving . while intoxicated. This is another very proper
thing to do and the .community as a whole will stand
firmly behind Judge Gaghagen in his endeavor to make
the streets and highways safe for humanity.
and was S3 years of age when
called. She loaves to mourn her
passing, her husband; three
small sons, Howard, Francis and
Deloa; her parents. Mr. anil Mrs.
Dennis Frovost of this city and
tivo sisters. Mrs. John Tlgho ard
Martha Provost and two brothers.
Frauds Provost of Klamath Falls
and Perry Provost ot San Fran
cisco. The remains wem brought
to thl city and are at the Towey
Mortuary on Pine and Klghth
streets. This evening at S : 00 j
o'clock, members of the Sacred :
Heart church will assemble at th,, j
mortuary where the Rosary will
be recited by Ucv. Father A. F.
100 beautiful new spring dress
es. $9.75. New spring coats.
J12 75 to $79.75. Melhase Bldg..
Si5 Main St. adv. 9-St
LONDON, March 1 2, (1
Storma and roid tripped much of
Kurope today. Their udvent
Mint fed out the lives of two fliers
A I Th ,
LIBERTY
f TllHATki; ,
I ji.tt Show lug Today
TOM TYI.KIt and
his PALS n
The Desert Pirate
Vontlnit Tt'KS. and W Kl.
"Adventure Mad"
t if plpfe
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MODEL "K"' 20
ftulM (tr luavy tl it I v wrvlii'., Profit power for nil purpnsfs'
MODEL ,fW" 12
Tilt htunly farm pmwr unit tr 1.1
llulh iiiimIi ! tltMV
p.mliillo )t'nr-ii round hm.
III! llit)l. t
J. W. KERNS
1203 South Sixth Street
Phone 557-J
0 Money
On approved loans. , See Jas.
H. Drlscoll. Williams Bids. ad.tf
Limb anil Body Wood
Johnston's. Phone 314.
So. 6th. adv.
1321
21-tf
White Sewing Machine Co.
1409 Main St. Next to K. D.
rr
Bldg. Phone 948. adv.
. 24-tf ;
Loeser of the Sacred Heart i
chUTch. The funeral cortege j
will leave Towey'a Mortuary on
Tuesday morning at 7:55 and
proceed to tho Sacred Heart
church where a requiem mass
will be offered for the repose or
ner soul at S:0O o'clock. Inter
ment will be made In the family
ulot In Ml. Calvary cemetery. .
... NEW HOSIKRV. !
Chiffon hosiery, In opal mauve.
Ik ' a' 'hew-coiner. It ansWet' the
question of what to wear with,
the new purply shades of silks.
IUII's Flower Hhup
120 North 7tb St. adv. ' 19-tf
RHEUMATISM
While In France with the,
American Army I obtained a not-
ed French prescription for the
treatment of Rheumatism and
Neurrtia. . 1. have .given this lo '
thousands with wonderful results. ;
The prescription cost me nothing. :
I ask nothing for It. . I will mail -it
it yon will aend me your ad-,
dress. A postal will bring it.
Write today. PAI'L f'AHK, Dept.
1.1! I, Brockton. .Mass.
Disturbing NTght Cough Quickly
Slopped.
"A distressing cough and irri
tated throat kept me miserably
awake at night and prevented
others from sleeping. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound quickly
comforted and relieved me. Help
ed my neighbors over 'flo' coughs,
too. Feel I must tell you about
It," says H. C. P . Sailors
Snug Harbor. N. Y. Wonderfully
sootblng and healing. Bland to
the tender throat of a child, ef
fective in stopping the stubborn
coughs of grown persons. L'nder-,
wood's Pharmacy.
iMsaasMMWVsals
Youth Js Not a Matter
of Year . . . ?.
ISM
VfojkVKx -
PEPTONA
will give- yon the vim.
vigor and vitality of a
youth, hecauae It , en
: riches the blood, build
strength, gives the ays
' tern real PEP and tones
up health generally.
, A run-down condition is
especially had at this sea
son of the year.
; Peptona Is
$100
a large bottle
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Real Quality Malt Syrup.
. Hills as an Asset t
-Klamath Falls hills are decidedly an asset to her fu
ture. It costs to prepare ground on the hills for buildings
but the added Value is there. One has but to visit a flat
city like Sacramento to appreciate the hills of Klamath
and we have them in plenty.
Tropcrly handled the hills make a wonderfuj setting,
but no more checker board streets on hillsides should be
allowed. We have made the mistake in the past of
shooting streets and alleys in a straightaway course ac
cording to the civil engineer's rule and instrument.. All
realize now that such a manner of procedure is a mis
tako, and in orddr to have, the full value of the hills
streets must be laid out to fit the contour of the section.
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FOUND GCL7 X l0reen waa convicted of killing
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