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TTtE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday. Auffist 18. lflffl
T. R. WALAitKKT.
F. B. KNdl.l.sU
-Manor
BualDae llaoasar
Published every aftarnnon eioapt Bunda by Tha Herald Publishing
Vompaur si Itl-Ht ftouth Klflh atraat, Klamath lra.ll, or-goa.
Bateree aa aaitond claaa manor at tha aalorciea at Klamath (nails.
Dragon, on Auguat (0, 110, undar aot of Congraas, March I, ISIS.
Oaa Toar .
la Months
Tbroa Vonthe
Oh Month
Br Mail
HrllT ra ar Canlat
-ta.tS On a T"r fa a
. S.Tt HI i Montha .H
- l.ta Tare Monlba I.s
. . Una Month .
Officer Hits,
Shoots, Bites;
Put in Prison
CHICAGO, Auk. It. FJ "You
can't put mo iu Jnll," said Deputy
United States Marshal ltlchnrd J.
Murphy tit the' Warren uvenue
police atatluu last iiIkIiU 'Tin a
PEACE J? ACT WILL NOT
AFFECT ARMY OR NAVY
aftgoriATKn PRRaa t.KaaKn WtStB -MRMRKH
OK AUDIT BUHICAU Or CIHCULATIOia.
M-eaB af 4ae Aaaaalat-4 fl aaa
Tha Aeeeclated Prvaa ta alcluatvalv antltlpd to tha
atom of all atwi dtapatctiea cradlted to It or not otasrwlaa
tnia pa. par, and alao tna looal nawa publlahed Ibaraln, All l
kabUoaUaa -Of apodal dlaiiatehaa herala ara alao rasarvsd.
government officer."
, But they put htm In jail bhv-
;ay. while, the (lK sergeant
Sl'I'KRIOK, Wis., Auk. It, (H)
President I'oolldgo doe not hi
lt nd to lot the condition or lht
Kellong-Drlaud autl-wnr iroaly
Influence America's nullnnul de
fense plans of affect the strength
ot her military entithllghtm'nt.
The American army anil navy
are kept at figures which appear
to the chief executive aa tinnier-
Hon dollars will) an anniiul gay
roll of three quurtnra of a mil
lion dollurs, ho suld.
Ir. J. K. Iteddy, of (IranU
I'lma aalil aouthc.rn Oregon wait
liolllt'tl up unit , ueoileil hiiuuli
llmtu. lien IV Dev. Miiuthtirn I'a.
valued. Ilo feela. however. .1 licit ,.mc . attorney. oroHiwigiinillillig
peculation on what this effect llr Meilily. .inked whether the
may he will bent await nduiil ia,mihe.rn IMclll. hail not spent
millions In building brnuch linen
lit Oregon, mill tlio witness rep
rutlflcatlon ot the puitr when con
gretts' reucllou to It will huvo be
come appureiit.
Mr. Coolldga duel not export
any opposition on the part of the
league ot tinllona to tho anil-war
IHict, lnce. a fur as he known.
It Infringes upon no obllgiulona
or W-nnatioa- ! wrote the following Items oddos-1"' " br,,, tesllm.uw .f conlrurt.-d . by league meml
rj.attld la 'lta MurphV. name: (1) creating purely dcf",l"re character. and tiUla In Una wlUt tho gem
rights ot ra i - r,,. (J) pu--- , wom. (The autl-war pact, hy pledging it purpoae .of that -orgnnitat
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1928
J and a man; (J) shooting two by.
'jstandere; (4) biting a pollce
i man. :. '
, ! Murphy. In his autoiuoblle. was
on his way to serve two warrants
j involving dry law violations. Ills
I car was held up by a stalled ma-
by Miss Mnrjorle
Tulc Lake Development
The" United States Bureau of Reclamation deserves chine driven
praise for iU sensible program of development on Tule 1,. hL.!.-!."- !h" "Pf legWativ. proPo.i
ia. T. thriving tuZ ,o itv n L n-rth Mna I 'C-' "5-'. "' been or Will b. ad-
. ---e v '"() vwiiiiiimih vu v vi vaa - aa. v. j aa v-.s.a flgiu VlUOI IU UfT CQI , KU( (
of the huge basin attests to the success of the strict regu-out of B,a machine and struck!
league members
oral
Ion.
signatories to refraining from at- namtly the furtherance ot peace
lacking eacn otner. is interpreted i in the world. -. '
by the chief executive as having. Submission by tho Urltlah gov
ua bearing upon a parol)) defeu- ( vrnment to tho league or notions
sire mllliary eeiahlihnient, such of their oorrtwpomlonee In roxaril
as .the American one Is. . , to the paat will serve. Mr. Cool-
Mr. I'oolldge ' foresees, uever-jidge belioVM. to clarify complete
theless. that the treaty might ; ly this point and also to interest
eventually have some effect upon
In tho project othor uations which
wilt not bo among the. orlglual
signatories.
lations governing homestead entries. jjc" -" '
There are today 208 homesteads, proved up or in the j A crowd gathered and Charles
process of proving up. Practically every homestead hasiHebrt' spectacled youth in the
proved successful. Why? Because the. bureau of rec- j TXXTy
tarnation insists that those who desire to prove up on a I was related to police. This ln
' tract of fertile land must have finances to undertake the j"18"1 crowd ad tb" bB
. . . , i p reading In on Murphy who, wlt-
attempt and because applicants must have a basic know- nes8es -,,, dr.w , -evoiver and
ledge of agriculture. Sired. Arthur Bandi was shot in
The government has had sad experience of men un-;'1'" n!D ,n? iEdwr" Trar wl"
.... . , ,. , . I had Just driven up and didn't
fitted for agricultural enterprise spending the best years ; - woa, th9 .hooting fas ail
of their life in a futile effort to wrest out a living on'aboup stopped a bullet wKb. hu
government homestead land. With this knowledge, the j !et' ,ee- .'; .,
a - . . ' " C -sa uui,
xuvernnienb ieu it not only unwise DUl umair to me ap-, Murphy arrested Baadi andstart-
plicant, to throw open the land without restrictions.
BRIEFNEWS
OF
KLAMATH
ROADS OPPOSE
NEW PROJECT
(Continued from page I)
Southern Taclflc. as to tha prin
ciple of the case. Mr. Newell an
swered, "the principle Is a serv
ice to the country not now served
Mr. ami Mrs. orflclil heaving - land economy in transportation."
Mr. and . Mrs. Lester Offleld During the cross examination
will leave Satrday for San Fran- examluer Rogers in questioning
Cisco and" Del Monte, where theyllha witness sought to bring out
will enjoy the nest two weeks the fact that only by opening up
with relatives and friends; At ! ; . slate line which would
San Francisoo they will be the ;s?rve western Oregon aa well as
lied Hint this hint henu done only
when tho company hnd been fum
ed to do so bcjcniiso oilier parties
hud star led a project first.
Ho riled tho Marshflald branch
which, he said, was started by a
group of IOnglHIi capitalists who
finally were "bought out" by the
Soul horn I'aclflc.. He cited the
line to Tillamook ns another ex
ample. George Dnnn. stnte senator of
Ashland," and (ileu lrtiland, of
Crescent City, California, also
DOCTOR DIES; ,
POISON LIQUOR i
THOUGHT CAUSE
HTIMUKD ll. ANMH'M'KH
l lilr) INK IN ",K'r
si AN r'KANCIHCO, Aug. (I1)
The Hlaiidnrd (HI I'oinpsny of
Culirornlu announced Incrensii III
crude oil nrlcea rniiKlng froiu'ono
I.MM ANtlKI.KH, Aug. IB.' (U. I cent a barrel for the lower grudoa
l.) An invoidlr.utlon into III lot reflnshlo oil In 6Un a Iwrrol
donlh of, Dr. Wm. W. Harbour I for tho Highest grades. 1 ho In
of Helena. Mont., wag ordered crease for Ilia uversgo ( nl fornln
Inst iilght hi belief poison ll.inor oil wan aul.l lo bo l&o a barrel,
might have been the case.. ' , The ,l.,i...u.icnti.e.,t sal. "
Harbour wag discovered dead "" -lvane In the pi Ice f l
In the hack seat of his car by for , non-g.o Ine '' ' '
his .chauffeur. Ilnrold Mui.ney. '." '
who had storied with bliu to i
diivo to MinT-'ranclsco.
K n o - 130,01)0 high school
building to lis eroded.
pi'lio of gasoiino or mei on,
. . 9
A s t o r I a lllg troll bunt Is
launched at Astoria Milpbulldlllg
company yard,
rests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter eastern uregon. would the best
-17V iMUUI BUU BLUtl , . ' ...i. a . . . ,
ied with him to the station. ' Miss ! Ke'iey. .Mrs. Keiiey ana .Mrs. ui-
! Weeks and others followed. "toU a'sters. Mrs. Offleld if! Altiiraa lroJ--i Strcwd
! a tk. .tin- in--h ii.i Ito enloy her annnal vacation from ' Several times durlua the oues-
Openea Since IVZZ are tilled by men Who Know What it IS he would have to remain while her duties as bookkeeper with , Honing the Southern Pacific's Al
Thus it is that the 11.800 acres of homestead land!
to make a living out of the soil and who solve their prob- i he ffar investigated. Hs
lems from a fund of past experience. . x' 1- thh." b
Today announcement . was made that an additional ' they couldn't arrest him. Gentio
2,000 acres of homestead land would be opened on Tule ' persuasion was employed to in
lake in the spring of 1929. This move is to be expected i ..t ."don
ia view oi me rauroaa development wnicn gives promise I stalwarts fell upon him. It was motor trip to Crescent City,
to Tule lake farmers of ready access to the market Idurlng this embroglio that one of Marshfleld. lUndon and other
the Claud Davis Furniture store, jturas cut-off was suggtwted by
Mr. Offleld is connected with counsel as a means of providing
the American National bank. more efficient service lo the
raunlrv nnH itt,l.
Ret urmtl From "Coast .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dingman
and children are home from a
. Mr. -Newell would not admit
this, contendlug thar-lt did not
j provide tha means Qf trans-state
I movement of trfunage that tha
(proposed line would brine.
policeman Kllck's fingers got .coast oointa where thev shent r" cewll closely quits-
oui tunc just une iiy in me oiuimenu ne cannot cauh. between a onlr of teeih. .i, ..,,. ' . tioncd as to the method he used
help but feel the government can perhaps accelerate 'allegedly Murphy's. . v Mn obtaining certain figures in his
their development plans. As long as no railroad served! Then they locked him up
the district, it was perhaps wise to move slowly. But with '
the Modoc Northern railroad under contract, it would
perhaps be good policy to increase the homestead entries
so that the big tract may1 attain its full development
-- 1
Grower
-V.V.-'
'. Vou have a friend who
is reducing the perch i;-:,
suqilus with his mar-
rt looa thomakes the cbcf :
etriwCalifoniiant . i.'
Vacatkal here; thrn-S f xxl lie
ns and rtiv nanfoit. Iilar
van vaucy lamiias.
ga a Saa. B a Mat
a o. llama Har.
1'
JiQTEL
TAYIOH & O f ACIEU,
SenFsncico
WE
' OF
JIM HILL'S SERVICE
want to cxj)ifss our appreciation for the wonder
ful support we are getting at the
Big Roomy Texaco Station
Every day we are getting '.new customers for
Texaco Gas and Oil and the present users will
prove our statement that a treat is In store for
you if you will but come and GAS with us.
' Only 5 more days to buy AJAX Tires at the
i I-4 i t... v; n:it o
low prices csiauiisneu oy miii .una ociviiu.
TUBES AT SPECIAL REDUCTION
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON OLD TIRES
Jim Hill's Service
X
o
PLUM ST.
several years in advance of the time originally planned.
The mere fact that the winner must pay for what he
gets won i siop wanare. ook at tne Dargam counter Iveima SnbwRoo-e. t orresnondeBt
rushes. ' " . . I : (Special to The Herald) -
KENO. August IS. Rev. and
' Mr. K'.l.nn V rn. ift-marh
The millennium will be here soon after all classes of Fails spent last Tuesday m Kcno
people agree on the definition of "good people." -Iat ,he home of Mr. and Mrs. c.
-j D. Wilkins. .
Mrs. Inman of Albany is spend
nemteMf
keno district)
past two weeks.
Her, From M-lford ""r ' " ;a" ,u" or,,Jr .0
Clyde Adams ot Medford re-l e '"d'ri.dtto1 fm wl,0,n he
,....rf k i...l,. . I I anuria.
Ing the woek-end hero with rehi'
lives and friends.
The highest praise we can think of is that Mussolini ling, several days here visiting
doubtless would look important in pajamas.
Speaking of child training, the best government is
the nethat governs least.
In. the old days, marriage usually ended courtship.
Now it doesn't even interfere with it. -
This is the season when you can't tell whether the
proud and happy man has a baby at his ho,use or an extra
large radish. . -
Fame comes slowly. A newspaper joke usually is a
year old before anybody sells it to a joke "magazine.
The swords won't be beaten into plowshares while
there's a 20 per cent dividend on munitions shares.
No wonder babies are out of date. Who could manipu
late a can opener while holding a baby on one hip.
at
0
KITES OF
GREAT VICTORY
ith her parents, Mr. and Mis.
Thomas McCormlck. Sr., and her
brother, Thomas McCormlck Jr.
Dave McCollum of Med ford
visited In Kerlo last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Howard and
sons motored to Klamath Falls
on. Saturday to attend to busi
ness. Ii W. Anderson of Spencer
Creek motored to his ranch near
Keno on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Broyles of Cali
fornia are spending several days
visiting with Mr. Broyle's sister,
Mrs. K. E. Pnckett.
L. 8. Trefren, his son, Wil
liam, and daughters. Olive and
Mina of Butte Falls motored over
last . Sunday to spend the day
visiting at 1 the C. Snowgoose
ranch. . i
Mr. Hartell, whose family re
cently moved to Olone was a
visitor in Keno on Tuesday.'
W. A. Shell, Keno barber, mo
tored to, Medford, Oregon, on
Wednesday.
Hlllsboro Silt.GDO netr union
;hlgh school will be completed In
130 days.
PORTLAND, Oro., Aug. IS.
That there Is enough traffic i
, ' , , ' available from southern Oregon
Ite torn From J-Uuj- , , , , .,,,, , ,h .
-"cndrltks ond Mr ! posed cross-state line wag declar-'
Wesley. Hoyd are home f rort an , e(t br , Cor(, vedford bank-i
ontlnar at Laka o'. thaavoods' jer ,,, f.rmer u tllt ,,,..
. i - commerce commission hearing
STORK . VISITS v jut, yesterdsy.
. too . TflVIPQ I M I Resides the fruit industry, he I
ISO 1 lmJ , in.- i declared that minerals would fur-
PAST 7 MONTHS nl"h a gr,,ttt W10' tonnage.
IThere were more than two bll-
Since tha first day of Janilary. i "on ,,on" of co'wr ore ""-ked
l2g. it.. nh- n.nm.n nriu I" the l"o Ledge district
Moe store has registered 198 l'""". ha said. He predicted the
new Klamath babies. - OU,p,U would uouble "
These figures were complied Tn' " . .
by Mrs. ivy Propst. la charge of f Cf j B?ker' ' h
the Infant, department. Each .'"" r r commerce,
new baby Is recorded and 4 clever i" ?a.of fa'? 1
baby Jook mancd from her de- ... niv ii-. i..--.h -
Wrtmeai. ihaul necessary to reach the cast-
Through the cooperation of the jern marka,s. Nlne,- porcent or
Klamath county health office, tbeithe p,ar crop of 1927 went ct
births of children; In Klamath ;a,d th ,TeraM haul, was SJ2
county ara given to Mrs. Propst , ratAes. Ho estimated the 1928
each week. , jcrop would exceed last year's by
With the arrival of several new ' 600 carloads, and the combined
babies during the past week, this i tonnage of pears and apples
totaU-wlU reach, far beyond the would reach 4100 carloads. The
200 mark by the end of this ! Rogue River fruit Industry rep
week. ' , . , (renents an Investment of ten mil-
1-SfUlTl
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 15. (A.
P.) Two "drys" Myers Y.
Cooper, republican, and Congress
man Martin L. Damey, democrat
en ithe face ot Incomplete re
ts pecial to The Herald)
(Mrs. Nelson F. Cole, cor
i respondent)
MILLS ADDITION. An IS.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Stoaks have
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR REKT One 4. one 3-room
house, both modern; also five
acre ranch close to town with
- good house and outbnlldlgga
for sale or lease for one "year.
-Snap. Phone 1547-W. 15-3t
turns from yesterday's Ohio elec- returned from a business trip to
tion will fight for the governor- j Gerber, California. '
ship of the Buckeye state In No-, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink of
vember. Both had the support Roseburg are the house guests i
of the anti-ealoon league. . of Mr. Brink's mother, Mre. L. '
Cooper and Davey were iead-'j. Brink. ' . ' ,
lug In the gubernatorial race, J Mr. and Mra. V Tt. Vsnr n.i
rnniM, hv -Hirht mnrvln Oil ,n- . .....(....j i , -i t ! '
. j .-. -.. - - .i-iii.iiit:i. bcicibi UI uieir lilVlluai
turns from more thah three-1 on Friday evenlna In honor of !
fourths of 4he precincts in the
state. Cooper led his nearest
ar. .vance s orotner, mnion.. Al f,
tha .In.. vf aal ttt. ifl
rival, congressman James Begg , refreshmenU were served. ;
of Sandusky, another dry, who j. Larkey has his modern
failed to receive the support of chicken house just about ,com
the league by 2.768 votes when pleted and is moving his chickens
all but 270 of the state's 8.735 to Mills addition from. Keno. (
products have reported. The ; Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Vance
vote was Cooper 243,401 and j spent several days in Eugene. Mr. '
Begg 240,633. Edward C. Tur-j Vance's mother, Mrs. F. R. Vance,
ner, "wet," trailed hopelessly : accompanied them after spending ;
third In the republican, governor-j several weeks with her son.
ship race. - j Mr. and. Mrs. F. R. Cory of i
In the democratic race, Davey 3lem are guests at the home of :
led his nearest opponent, Peter i Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Vance.
Witt, a liberal, by nearly 26.0(10. j Mr. and MrsMI. F. stoaks and
The vote in this race showed: i family left on Saturday for a
Davey 78, 3U and Wit S3.004. two weeks' vacation at tte sea
Karl Bloom, another dry, was side.
trailing Witt ' hy ' hearty 2(t.ooal- . ... - - - - " -, i
t'"- ' ' For results usu Herald Class Ads i
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Lines
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Truck Line
Klamath-Lakeview
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and
Daily Service
Phone 999
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CALIFORNIA
FafuflDft Iylla?ll-ett
Phone 1575
223 South Sixth St
We Truck. Fresh Fruit Daily
x From California
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
; t aaa-aaa-aa
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
PEACHES,-Orange clings, 32 lb. lug" :$1.25
ELBERT A. PEACHES, last of season, lug, ..98c
TOMATOES, lug ...
Apples, green, 5 lbs.
for ...25c
Pears, 3 lbs. ..........25c
Oranges, Sunkist,
dozen. ...35c
Oranees. Sunkist.'
dozen ..45c
.Grapes, 4 lbs. ..i 25c
Concord Grapes, bas- "
ket 50c
Grapes, lug $1.25
Grapefruit, 3 for 25c
Large Lemons, doz. 25c
Bananas, 3 lbs. for ..25c
Spuds, new, 10 lbs..25c
.75c
Turnios. bunch .',1.....5c
Cucumbers, 2 for 1.1.6c
Corn, doz ...1......25C
Dry Onions. 6 lbs.....25c
Eggs, dozen (..'..l:......38c
Celery .....w............l 5c
Lettuce, 2 heads, v15c
Tomatoes, 4 lbs. for 25c
Beans, 4 lbs. for,......25c
Peppers, lb, i'........:..15c
Blackberries, 3 cups 25c
Strawberries, 2 for 25c
Cabbage, 6 lbs. for 25c
Plums, lug .....$1.50
sac
Being Fair -
there is a great deal of Dcntixt work that should be done thnt ixn't done.
One of tho greatest lea.son.s for. tliis gituulion in the luck of realization that
' wound and clean teeth are a big factor in returning health.
We try to be fair with all our patients.
Everyone in treated aa kindly ' as we know hew. , .
Everyone receives, a. very high standard of Dental Service at a moderato
charge.
We will be glad for the opportunity of telling, you the exact condition
of your teeth. . " . . '.
. DR; E: G. WISECARVER
Phone 645
Underwood Building
Seventh and Main
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' ' ' , ' ' i
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one with an enormous appetite for
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Torsional vibration ..
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