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THE F.VENTNfl ITERATJV KT.AMATFI FAU.S. OHEflON
Monday, NovpiuIxt S, 1328
t.nliln M ill he MnlmnliK'il
Information received at the'
rhamber of cnmmorct this foro-j
nnnn advises people making trips
10 I he Oregon Civn thnt a
guide service will be maintained .
throughout (he wlnlor montha. A !
fro tit $6 will ha charged for,
party up to S In number. The,
rnada are In splendid condition. '
M. nml M. Circle Tn Meet
, The M. and M. Circle of the'
Klrst Methodist church will meet ,
oit Thursday afternoon nt 2 1
o'clock with Mr. W. . I'ofer at
.Ml Alameda street. At thin
time election nt officers will ho
hiId. All members are urged to
he present.
Dr. Allium To Talk
Dr. F. Adams will lecture to
the Hoy Scouts of Troop three
loninht on firm aid. The hoy
are scheduled to meet at Sacred
Heart Academy at 7: St) o'clock, i
All memhera of the troop are'
urged tn intend.
HERALD CI.ASSIFIKO ADS
liniNtJ HKSIII.T
NEWS IN BRIEF
Why not elect a man to the legis
lature who knows bussness better
than he does politics? This district
needs a business man in 'the legis
lature, and so does the state of
Oregon.
Vote for me and I'll give you a
business representation
LEE BEALL
Candidate for Representative
in the Legislature
Oregon Is
TWO MILLION
Dollars in Debt
ALL STATE OFFICIALS AGREE
THAT SUCH IS A FACT
You have had the same delegation
in the State Legislature from this
district for years. During their time
in office, they have permitted this
state to go
Two Million Dollars in Debt
Itrnicmlicr The Bl Crona llrive ; Visited With Mayor ltollt
! When .mauler atrlkea, the na-' James Rolph. the perrenliil
I lion turna to the American Ited mayor of San FrutKlsro, recently
-t'roaa. Only in major catastrophes : enjoyed a visit to Lakevlew.
does the Ited Cross ak tho pub-J Mayor Kolph was rnroute hack
I lie for a relief fund, lint the ; homo from a hunting trip to
Iteil t russ must maintain a eastern Oregon, lie was aceom
strong organisation to aid in les- J pnnled liy Mr. and Mrs. ,F. Zlm
aer disasters. It Is your privl-: Baldwin of Lnkcvlcw and Mr.
lege tn contrlhute to the organl-'"n't Mn. William llauley of
.union once each year through ". Mayor Itnlph enjoyed
membership In the Ited Cross. I ttio hunting trip Immensely and
Remember the drive starts Inl regretted his not lie Inn able- to
Klamath county on Thursday j remain In Lake county longer,
morning. Noremher eighth. Kla-'Mr- Baldwin Is the daughter of
math county Is to raise $5,100 as J "r. and Mrs. W. A. Leonard of
its share of the five million to 'hl city.
he raised In the Vnited Stales
Mr. nml Mr. Wllllts North
After spending the week end
KlrM Annual Roll t'.ill
The first annual roil-cull at hvrv ,,n "''""vex anil friends.
Lakevlew lodge. Xo. 15.16 II. l-Mr S,n- 1"I Wllllts and
O. K . was held last Friday even-1 da,"hlcr Sharon Lee. left by
inn with close to 80 member. ! mmor ,hl morning for Cottage
present. A number of . Klks rove. K"ene and Portland
t u.. i where they will snend a fort-
li "in nil! l uuillllllH I't'lild .ITP 111 I
. . . . . . .. .. ..-nichl with reliitivns mid fi-lenits
auenuance. Aiier me ron ran
a banquet was served. Mr- ml M"- wl at
i Lakevlew where Mr. Wllllta Is
' connected with the Shell
Oil
company. At Cottage Grove
ithey will visit Mr.- and Mrs.
John Qulnry Wllllts, parents of
I Mr. Wllllts. At Eugene they will
I visit with Misa Tans! Itnhcrtson. I
Lake county has not been represented
at Salem for fifteen years. Try a
Lakeview man, you people of
Klamath county.
Paid Advertisement.
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Son Is Horn
Mr. and Irs. John Scott nee
Ila Hooper.' aro the proud par
ents of a baby son, born In San
Francises on last Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hooper, prom- .. . , i
i...nt . , ik.! ,iMr- "' ' To Valley!
country Mr' nd Vlr-
I motored to Medford on Saturday
I afternoon to enjoy the final
showing of Al Jnlsnn In "The
Singing Fool". They enjoyed
the show like scores of other
Klamath Falls people. Knroute
home they encountered a heavy
'fog on tho Orecn Springs' moun
tain. Mr. Doris la with the
main offices f The Southern
Pacific
TO THE VOTERS
OF LINKVILLE
DISTRICT
There has been some person,
for a poll! leal purpoar,
ami In orilea to defeat me for
the office of constable of this
iltMHct, for which 1 vcaa nom
inated, has been circulating
the report that I am the
Hon anl who in the pat has
been in trouble. Now I wUh
to any that I am the H. 1uy
Howard who lives In Altjimonl
Acre, have my own little
home then-, am mnrrietl anil
liave four children. I refer
you to any IiuiImcm nun in
Klnmatli Falls as to my ability
to hold office.
H. CLAY
HOWARD
VOTE X 60
Paid Advertisement
Iteil Cross HclMt Vets
The American Ited Trosa still
carries on for the sick and dis
abled of the World War, hand
ling nearly 30.000 claims and
requests monthly for ex-service
men and women. Your support
of thia work la Invited. The an
nual drive will open in Klamath
county on Thursday morning
under the direction of E. J
Goodrich, chairman.
3C
FoF'Coffomiej?
Republican-Democratic nominee
Vote to keep the Coroner's Office with my
Responsible Institution.
IF UNACQUAINTED WITH ME OR MY ESTABLISHMENT, I WOULD ASK
THAT YOU INQUIRE OF SOME LONG-ESTABLISHED, RESPONSIBLE RES
IDENT AS TO MY CAPABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND GENERAL STANDING
IN THE COMMUNITY.
DUE RESPECT
shown in 'all cases
Paitl Advertisement.
OWNER
fliili
EARL WHITLOCK FUNERAL HOME
Well Known Fumicr PnT on
Word of the puftH.nft of David'
Handbury, one of the well known
stockmen and farmers of the.
Lakevfrw district ha been re-1
rpfved here. At the time of hi I
parsing Mr. Handbury wan M
yours of nge. For more than 2o
years ne nau own a rusiumi u rrr
Ijiko county. ' C'lA
3E
t'anl I'nrty Tliurxln)
A card party will ho held ul
Odd Fellows" hall on Thursduy
uiehl by the Three Link rluh.
At least SO tallies will be in
play. Proceeds of the a(falr will
he used to defray expenses of the
decree team of the Rehekah's
which (joes to Medford In early
December.
H. J. TICKNOR
Candidate for County Commissioner
Democratic
feorn and raised in Ravenna, Ohio.
High school education. Nine years employed as agent
for Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Purchased 640 acres in Langell Valley in 1 9 1 2, where he
has resided ever since. Was instrumental in forming
Langell Valley Irrigation District against strong opposi
tion, thereby enabling the expenditure of $1,000,000 by
the Government, adding many thousands to the tax rolls.
President of District Irrigation Board four years.
President of one of the largest Community Clubs for
four years.
We refer you to any of the banks or substantial business
men of Klamath Falls as to ability to fill the office sought.
TICKNOR FOR COMMISSIONER CLUB
David Turner, Secretary.
i Reynolds Returneil Horns
I Mr. and .Mrs. Kar. C. Rey
nolds and children are home
from La Grande where they were
called by the passing of Mr.
Reynolds' mother. They made
the trip by motor. Mr. Rey
nolds resumed his duties as secre-,
tary of the chamber of commerce
this morning.
Paid Advertisement.
Mother Seriously III
J. C. Flynn. banker of Lake
view who left some time ago for
his old home in Ireland wrttes
that he found his mother serious
ly 111. Mr. Flynn is vice-president
of the Commercial National
Rank of Iikeview.
Mnililov ;iven Contract
J. A. Madddx of this city has
been awarded a sub-contract by
the Dunn and Raker Construc
tion company for part of the
grading of thrt Ronanza-Loren
mill road.
Returned From Meilfonl
George Eckman is home from
a visit of several days In Med
ford at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. I). Ilensnn. Eckman is
connected with the I'lno Tree
theatre.
Palmer Have Daughti
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer
are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of a baby daugkv
ter, born on Saturday afternoon.
November third at the Klntnnth
Valley hospital. 1
Miilfonl People To Reside Hen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daw of
Medford ar.o now resident of
Klamath Falls. They plan to
make Klamath County their fu
ture home. ' I
VMte.1 At Brink Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrhett
of Rosehurg enjoyed visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Drink. Mr. Patchett Is a son of
Mrs. Rrlnk. - ;
Valley Visitors . j
Thad Coleman and Charles;
May of Ashland transacted busl-l
nes in Klamath county this nut
week end, '
In Beechnut Short' De-bunking article
in the Evening Herald of November 3, 192S
he state that the eight-cent bid for cruising
Klamath county timber was made by the
timbermen.
If Mr. Short honestly believe this, he
i a bigger fool than I thought him. Of
course, Tom-Thomas with hi large straw
hat and crooked cane has been drilling Ibis
into his . head until I wonder if he, Tom
Thomas, doesn't almost believe it himself.
Mr. Short has continually, stated, for
publication or otherwise, that timber could
not be cruised for eight cents per acre.
Mr. Short, for your information, I have
cruised timber in Klamath and Lake counties
by a double run cruise for ten cents per
acre and not on large jobs either.
Last spring I cruised 320 acres for your
friend and supporter, Sparreton of Bonanza
for $16.00 or 5c per acre when Cullison
and his men were then in the county.
. I also made $304.00 net in ten days on
a cruising contract in Siskiyou county, Calif
ornia when the contract price was 10c per
acre, losing time going to and from the
job, and furnishing barometer contour maps
and considerable more reliable information
than Edgar and Cullison ever did, or ever
will, furnish.
Of course, ten cents per acre will not
subsidize the press, nor hire lawyers and
Tom-Toms.
I am an independent cruiser and have
made cruises where the buyer and seller
of the tract in question bated their price
per thousand on my estimates without call
ing in a cruiser to check me.
In competition with Edgar and Cullison
I submitted a written bid to the County
Court to cruise 100,000 acres or more of
timber double run, at a price of 8c per
acre, agreeing to furnish maps of the land
cruised. This was the only 8c per acre bid
filed for the job, which was let to Cullison
at 16c per acre.
I have taken no part in political contro
versies and have not been employed by
either the Weyerhaeuser Timber company
or by Richard H. Hovey as a cruiser.
x For tho protection of my good name,
which I have earned in the 36 years I have
lived in this county, I want to state pub
licly that anyone that claim my bid for
cruising Klamath county at a price of 8c
per acre was a bid made for the timbermen
is either a fool or a liar.
H. H. OGLE
Puitl AdvcrtiHomcnt
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