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THE EVENINfl HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
W-.1iu!h(1hv, Julv 1. 1023
T. B. MAUKKtr.
T. H. KNIIUHM
..Boslneas Maeaa;sr
Publlahve' every aflernnon esrapt Sunday by The Herald Publlehlng
Cnpnr at 11-111 Hmilh Hflh lr.t, Klamath Pull.. Orvgoa.
Knterea as second cleee mattar at tha poatofNre at Klamath ralle.
Orajoo, Auiml Id, 1I0, und.r act ot Consreaa, March , Ilia.
Br Halt
Is Months
T hraa Monlha
Oh Month
lllver4 r Carries
!. Ona Toar . t a
S.7S fix Monlha lit
1.71 Three Monlha , , l.tt
- .It Ona Month .
aaaoriaTKn rhr.M i.KsaKn wiitaj
KMBKH up AlOIT hLHEll Of ClHCtLATlOB
' ' Meeahav fke A .-U ta Pi i
he Aeeeefated Pmi ta exelti.lvalv ntltl4 in tha n fintiiiAa.
lea of all dlapatche craditad to It or not otharwlaa er-dlted la
Ihla papar, and aleo tha local nawa published tharaln. All rlgata of re-
paitweaiioB os special aiapaicaee oarsia axe aiao reaervea.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 192S
; l When the Flag Goes By
' Unthoughtful is the American citizen who fails to
uncover his head when the American flag, goes by.
Wp choose to say he is unthoughtful, for we cannot
understand how a man could be anything else than
thai. Surely no citizen who has enjoyed the priv
ileges of this great government, the protection of the
flag and the service of the American soldiers, could
refuse to uncover his head when Old Glory comes
in sight.
! Base indeed would be the one who would enjoy
the blessings of liberty and then deliberately repudi
ate the emblem of that liberty the flag.
"We cannot bring ourselves to believe that we
have any such citizeniy. . .
. . ....v..v,.. . ui uiuuj. (Great .Northerns new line. .Up
and a temporary disrespect which should be done j to now , such reduction. have
away With. ' , . been prevented, apparently thro-
. , TT . . i ." lr "' , " . ., . . ugh a policy of passive resistance
1 Veterans of Foreign Wars during , their state tBa pan . of the southern
meeting have marched through the streets with the . ciric. over whose Natron cut.
la destined to be a city of .fi.OuO i
people or more. But for actual 1
prosperity, Klamaih people are,
no belter of today than they
were a few years ago.
"I.aka county la ainaiiiigly
rich In undeveloped resources,"
was his conclusion, "Your cat
tle, your sheep, your thousands
of acres of farm land, as well as i
your millions of feet of pine
timber, make you one of the fin-;
eat sections of the emir Pacific
coast. You are bound to grow I
aud develop and prosper. 1H
not ba discouraged because you
feel you are being alighted tn
the matter ot new railroads. ,
Hard work and courage aud op-j
tlmlsm are the only requisites
1-ske needs to mske It oue of ,
the finest places you' could hope j
10 find." v- !
It is encouraging to be told '
such things as these by man
who has made a success ot his
own busliissa afslra. His are
not the worda ot a dreamer.
They come from a mau of sound
vision, and one whose confidence
In Lake county Is today stronger
thanever before. I
Let them build the Modoc
Northern and all the railroads
they want. And while they're
doing that, let us buckle right 1
down to the Job of building Lake-'
view and Lake county.
330 Pounds of Swimming Expert
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OUT FOR RIFLE
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KISSKS AM) FRF.IliHT H.ITKS
Bend Bulletin: Not Ions since
The Bulletin, pointed out the ad
visability of action on the part of
the Chamber of Commerce, rail-!
road committee in the matter of ;
" ' s Ae. '
Sam "Tiny" Kelt)) weighs 330 pnunds on the unite, but he la
as light as a cork In the wter. Keith watches over the yomiKiters
Ithouttis I'ark pool, inuiauapons. The oiner day he pulliH two
oDuiinmn iuir. ona proper raio Minktn. VOuthii out of ihn dcm.I In oue tri..
reductions on sh.pxn&nts over' tha .
BUDD TO VISIT . I CALL MEETING
KLAMATH FALLS; OF CHURCH AT
PARISH HOUSE
'You can tell a Red in China by his uprightness,
rope keeps him upright.
'floo often in amateur sport the sportsmanship is rather
amateurish.
crank is a man of splendid enthusiasm on the other
: side.
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EDITORIALS
U FROM OVER THE NATION ' -'
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of I
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but no I .
rata agreement.
Utile effort. If any. on thelor oonstructina a new line from t
(Continued from pan 1)
A special , and . most urgent
mine Ihe feasibility of rerun-! meet iug has been called fur
ditlonlng this section of the road j Thursday evening at eight o'clock
ui uvuati uviiiifl IIP" 1 1 1 iw iiuin 1 ... , , . , . . . . . , ,
part of shipper, baa been made , nnd ov ,ne old Oregon Trunk ! " M' 1 ttul " 1 "Ut vi""
to hasten such an agreement. It surrey to a Junction with the '" ""' congrega'.lon are
is ctrtaln that nothing toward company'a new trackuge. was the:Ml"'d lo Pfnl to meet with
this end has been .done by tlie.rhir feature nf Mr Kudd'a Tlsii iMr- '' Kemlngton. wife of
chamber railroad roiumittee. . al- j Accompanying Biidd were John I ,n" u,"hoP ' " eastern diocese. I
though it is understood that the : r Stevens. Internationally known ' " ,,,"e Possible this will I
committee may presently tuke np railroad man who wns president ' be ,he ,BK, mM,tln Mrs- Hemlng
the matter, i i j of the 8. F. 4. S. at the time ,on wl" 1Sve wl,h ,h" Klamath
U will be well if this is done. !,, h . riesrhiitea I Fall 'or l-st a year
and. without too much delay. :..,.. n i..k. n.i vn h. and a number of Important mat-
WUh the south road completed. - rire-nre.ui.ni. in rh.r. ai't'T nre to be discussed Thurs-!
this queatJon of rate adjustment operationa: lolunel. Frederick ' dllv "",,in Mrs. Remington 1 !
becomes the most important be-1 M(,an)i aMi,tBnt chief engineer: I "llni: , hurried visit to the city ,
fore the committee. It also be-' A j vtchell. chief engineer of ! enroute' to her home at IVndle-i
comes the chamber's greatest lm-ithe s p 4 s ,, Jonn Hudd.;ton-
mediate opportunity to be of real
son ot the railway president. An-1
flae wavine in the breeze and there have been mem?" 'ln! lV.r,rt,,.ro. creat Northern imes. to deter-1
s.. . , . jcuiuiuua ur priTiieaes,
wno aia noi remove meir nais. iwen wno sioou ana
watched the vets as they marched.
iiThey should be called to attention for this lack
of patriotic respect, both to the soldiers and the flag.
'In fact, a jab of a bayonet just sufficient to be
felt would not be a bad way to deliver a reminder,
if such thoughtlessness is persistently followed.
Coolidge, Roman Emperor
.'A.French historian, Jacques Bainville, is consid
erably perturbed by his perusal of the message Presi
dent Coolidge sent to Herbert Hoover after the lat
ter s nomination for the presidency.
'. It demonstrates, he says, that the United States
is -drunk with wealth and power., The message, he
adds, has the tone of a Roman emperor, and not of
a president of a republic. ,
rThat would be quite distressing, if it were true.
It is hard to see just how this country acts as if it
were drunk with power though. We may have mis
takes in our foreign dealings during the last decade,
but if so it was only because we were dealing with
various people who, caught in a jam of their own
making, were trying to move heaven and earth to
escape the consequences. ..
And anyone who can compare plain, unassuming
Calvin Coolidge with a Roman emperor just natural
ly has a good imagination. ,
s.
)Along about 2 p. m. it is rather difficult to work up
anj sympathy for anybody lost in the Arctic.
ii, :
Latin doesn't matter, youngsters, but you should study
French. You mifht decide to be ad writers.
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Sociological Note: Host of the purchasers of flashy
baked news-stand magazines are boarders.
lust ulg la following a fight Ii
I wim ii ne was uneai'ii to nuve en
IBIISeil Willi
TEAM OF STATE I "" '""
, ... . Ofrlcera found Huilll bleeding
T, It. cilleiiwatera, deputy din- xml i lollilna turn nciir a pin ked
ti lct attorney, mid I). K. Van Vue-1 iiiilniiiiihlle In which I hey found
tor, attorney, are Kluiiialh'a ran-! young wnimiu who gave her
dldali'B for Hie National Kllle : name as Kvclyn Andrews, Dunn
louriiaineiit which will omn Ihe and the young womsii each wss
latter purl of August at t'snip , fined tli today, liuiiu refused
I'erry. Ohio. I .
tlltlenwatura ami Vmi V'twlur I
are practicing on the lliitlery I),
rifle range on Ihe old Itwky
Point road, west ut Kluiuiith
Palls, and hope to qualify (or
the honor of milking the Oregon
team which will Journey to Camp
erry.
The new rifle range Is an Id In
be the liest In Ihe stale excepting
only the Clncksiuss county rsnge.
t Is Stun feet long snd Inn feet
wide, allowing ample room for
four doiihln lurgels.
The property wns leased from
It. V. Kss.
to tevenl Ihe inline of the man
Willi whom he hsd fought.
Ilul to Miner: "lulvllucl," says
Will IMiruul. "Is always dunger
nua In a wonmii." Which we tuke
lo tn on i . dangerous to a man.
IICltAI.I) CLAHKiriKI) ADS
IIUINO HKHU1.TS
TRIAL OF SOTO j
OPENS FRIDAY
Trial of R. O. Soto, Meilriin.
charged with assutill wlih Intent
to kill, will open Friday morning
In circuit court before Judge A.
I.. I.eavilt. '
Soto wua Indicted on a charge
of having stubbed Louis Johnson,
an employe of Ihe l'cl lean Hay
Lumber company. In the lime
keeping office of (lie lumber con
cern. Johuson nearly died from
the effects of the knife wound.
LOWELL DUNN
IS FINED $15
POItTLANU. Ore.. July Id. I A.
P) Lowell Dunn, who figured in
an Adnin-and-Kve romance three
years ago when he took Ilia bride
to live in the wilds, was arrested I
For Sale O.K. Barn
t i ii .
lOO.OO'o ft. Good Lumber 1- Make Offer
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Dr. L. L. Truax
403 Pine Street ' " ' '-
WANTED
A high class automobile salesman. On. who it
capable of getting out and rustling for new car
business. A wonderful proposition will be mad. to
the right man who can produce the good on a tin.
of merchandise that ia easy to aril. If you ar. a
producer, come in and have a talk with us, but if
you are looking for a drawing account and a dem
onstrator to ride around in, cave your time.
NELSON AUTO CO.
Seventh and Klamath Avenue
service to ine central Oregon i u-k... miii a pr itn
fa r m e r.. thereby strengthening als , , d ' ,, , j Umi. .11 IKt.
the feeling; of common Interest ,...,,. k WORN IN VPT! i
and- knilting stronger the friend-1 ... " . r a r a r-v- -r-.t-, a i,
ship aisding country to ctty. " f 1 ," oxperted ,hM l",h, ! ' PARADE TODAY I
Much has been said In the I "uu"- " mm '",D-" I !
last year or so as to the need 1 "rra r nenjr "J""" ,n"M A burlesque costume which
for strengthening this bond of lbe Great Northern will operate alud , bu of eomt4f ' , ,he
friendship. To this end there P""" ous line oetween nena , 5a,hlnt b,u,y ,,.,,, ,oday M
have been picnics and dances. ; and . Klamath Falls in lien ofjwarn by g Hoover, one of I
Orange meetings at which Bend 'r train passenger service. ..he hn9 ,,,, he I
business men have been guests,'" " nnaerstooa mat tne oreat ; venllon The CMlum, waa t
ar.i at which songs have been "P""" "'" cured through the courtesy of
sung and more or less meritor- Klamth ""s-Bend stage line. ; Moe , nlof llooreT wore
ioua vandeville acts riven for the Officials of the Klamath Great 'M r.,i,inj h, , fci..i.
entertainment of the farmer. All i Northern office declined to com-, boomera and half socks
of which has been quite enjoy- mmt 00 he reports. Robert I of ht. wh .lo...
ble. , Budd. it is said, is an official in coved han(1,
But, as Lorelei, diarist In "Gen-, the Gnl Northerns auxiliary; He rod() 0 ,h h . . .
tlemen Prefer Blondes", la cans-1 u company. "scarlet Jolope" which H. C.
ed lo observe by the author.! : Chadhourne anl iinn. Hrn..
Kissing your hand makes you, HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS i f rom Portland to attend the rnn.
feel very very good but a dla-. BRINO RESULTS .. ventlon.
mnnrt an.) taflp. m o n I . ,
No more valuable or lastlne
token of regard could be given !
the Central Oregon farmer Just
now than to secure for him the
freight rates south to which he
Is entitled.
It is almost certala that he
would prefer them to a kits on
the band.
T Q) Kf H IH IP
THE GREATEST EVENT IN YEARS!
Bathing Beauty Contest
15 Beautiful GJrlt To Vie for Honors and
$50.00 Cash Prixe
The following Firms Have Entered Contestants:
Iternhantt's Millinery
Willi man Krun Co.
Arrailn Apartment
Klnmalh KIoiIiIiik Ko.
Julln M Monigi'inery
A. . It. Root IV-r Hiand
t-lfe Amlrke
lluater llroavn Shoe Hinre
llnmnsvtlle Woolen Mill.
IV I Iran lru Co.
Wutw.Mw Ile Malionerjr
r'rnnrlH HhopiMi
Ureas Hliop
Mrrra Pool Hall
Ihe Nsaa fonfertloBerjr
tiua liunn Jewelry
Jack Bowring & His Music-ALT AM0NT
A BANKER'S PROPHKCT.
(Lakeview Tribune: A Klam
ath Falls banker, who Is Inter
em! ed personally and financially
In -Lakeview and Lake county,
took occasion to Inquire while
that the virgin pine timber
Lake county will be logged here
and moved to other points for
milling. All of the timber on
this slope of the mountain which
divides Lake county from Klsm-
vlnillng here this week how looljath Falls will lie brought Into
residents felt ovor Hie announced I Lakeview for .manufacture. It
construction ot the Modoc North- ;would he just as economically lin
ers from Klamaih . Falls to Al-)wlse to log off this timber and
tusas. - tshlp It tn Alluras or any other
He was told mere appeared to!Plnt ,"h ,OT manufacture,
be small measure of disappoint- Lake county timber will' be
maul; that some people felt it 'manufactured in Lake county. It
miirht slow up the long-deferred jwlll not go to Klamath Falls,
development of this section. - Neither will It go to Alluras.. A
His answer was this:
logging railroad out of Lakeview
will bring the pine Inte 4his ter
minal, and this will mean Just
it'This railroad work should
make no difference whatever in
tile, growth and prosperity of i much lo Lakeview for years to
lakeview and Lake county. Yon!comfl B" though the Slrahorn
hva resources here which the1 line should be extended from BIy
railroads cannot long ignore. .:n' 0 this city.
I-nke county. In my estimation. ' This particular banker has
has at the present time one of.' played a dominant part In the
Gang Wan and Their Cause.
St. Joseph News-Press: Big
Tim Murphy, one-time king of
be Chicago racketeers, waa kill
ed In a gang war because, the
police say. he was trying to
muscle Into a good racket, and
the racketeers that had the good
rackets wanted to keep them."
Racket competition la keen In
Chicago a racket, it may be ex
plained, being some kind of an
underground busines, usually a
crooked business, requiring po
lice protection. So the com
fortably installed racketeers rid
dled Murphy with machine gun
bullets to be rid ot him.
Chicago gangs do not ' fight
each other for the fun ot the
thing. Their wars are strictly
business wars, and the profits of
their lawless business are shared
with criminal members of the po
lice force, or with criminal poli
ticians from whom some of the
police accept orders. Murphy's
Income, before he was sent to a
Federal prison for robbing the
malls, was estimated at 150,000
a year.
Tha way to stop gang wars Is
to remove the condition which
makes racketeering profitable
tolerated and protected bootleg
ging and beer-running, profes
sional gambling and tribute-pay
ing disorderly houses. And the
way to do that is to renovate the
police force.
the brightest futures of any sec
tion ot Ihe state."
tie went on to say that there
development of Klamath Falls
snd Klamath county. The rail-
roada havn given Klamaih a rapid
should pot ba the slightest fear, growth. Within a (ew yean it
Albany News: Mr. Vollva, who
Insists the earth Is flat, never
struck one of those front boils In
the road when he was making
fifty miles an hour.
RERAL.D CLASSIFIED ADS
BRINO RESULTS
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PHONE
1250
and made reservations for our
' ... grand opening and
dinner dance
TO BE HELD IN THE NEW
BANQUET HALL JUST
; COMPLETED. .
JULY 21st
Plenty of Serpentine and Caps
. to make it a joyful time
Six Course Dinner
$2.00. per Plate
awWI n II lia'.'ill'li n:r igH'ir.nimin h .11 n If i i-
AJC 3 fi Sfi
Hotel Willard
rvr.
Nash now has the
easiest steering
motor car the
industry ever has
produced . . . Just
let iis prove it!
is
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The Public demands
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Ab othmr emr hmi mil of thtm
Ttuusacilea
16 enclosed modeU
4 wheelhas.
lengths
Salon Bodies
Twin Ignition mo
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12 Air Craft type
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High compression
Buhnallte alumU
BUM platone
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7-bearlng crank
shaft - .
(huilmm arana slai)
Houdallle anil
Loveloy ehock
eJjaorlicrs
(a lu! Nmth
NMwnllnsJ
Torsional vibration
damper
New double -drop
frame
Bljut aenrrallassl
rhasala lubrloa
tlon
One-piece Salon
fenders
Clear vision (runt
pillar posts ,
All eiterlor metal-
war chrome
plated over
nickel
Elu t turning ra
dius longer wbeelbeswa
World's aaalest
steering
Body, rubber Insv
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Nash-BIRrs bump,
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