THE KLAMATH NEWS
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2 f." 1027.'
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The Klamath News
Published every moraine except
Monday by The Klamath Nml
falllihlnf Company at 102-1M!
South Mfth street, Klamath
Falls, Oregon. i ' ;
OfHclal Papre of City of Hu-,
Mb Palls and Rlamatn Ctouaty. j
Mats Ottrrbelq ...
baa Elnunersaaa
-:;..CIti Editor
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at Uu poatottlca at Klamath
Palis . Orcsron. . November . IS.
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, Telephone 877
Member A adit Bares Clrcalattoa
A LITTLE "KJUN- SHY
Sixth street property own
' era certainly have a right to
b skeptical about paving. I
They have had their exper
ience and naturally war.t to
have the paving that is now
to be' laid to be insured
against such results as they
met up with the other pave
ment' ' "
They are a little "gun"
shy and justly, so. One
property assessment is suf
ficiently heavy to bear for
tr e e t improvement but
when it comes to two on the
same street, both within a
few years, it is a wonder
that : property owners in
that district - are 'not more
hostile tlian they are. j
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THE SUPREME PENALTY !
Sacco and Vanzetti died
in the electric chair. ' They
'were given a fair and im
partial trial. They were
found guilty of murder.
Their case was reviewed
and their execution was
stayed several times but
nothing showed up to
change the verdict of. guilt.
There was no way to
change or set aside that ver
dict' by sentiment.' Laws in
IWs country must be re
spected by all alike and
the mere fact that several
nations expressed regret at
the probable execution
could not stop this nation
in demanding that those
whd break its laws shall be
punished.
- The death penalty is al
ways sad to contemplate,
but so is the crime for
which these men died, and
so long as nations demand
the life of those who take
life there will be such cases
us Sacco and Vanzetti.
i;. The demonstrations heard
lV. different parts -of the
fiation: prior to the death of
these men were entirely out
. of order and good people
. cannot stand for such out
lawry, ' )
THIH HAS HAPPENED
Attempts have been made on
the life of Ellse Alarbcrry. an
American girl who owns and lives
on property adjoining the queer
little jungle-bordered town of
Porto Verde, ln west central
Bratll.
Several mysterious deaths have
occurred, Including that ot one of
her foremen. Her two-year-old
orphaned nephow is kidnaped but
Is found again, largely, through
the efforts of Vllak, her cousin
and protector, who Is known in
Porto Verde as Attorney Davis,
Eliso's lawyer. Vllak has sent
for Lincoln Nitnnally, elderly
American chemis. lo help him
got at the bottom of the lrystery.
' Ellse at first refuses, but
after her, two-yesr-old orphaned
nephew Is kidnaped, to be found
again by the alert Vllak, and
another ntirnipt Is made on their
lives, she agrees end prepares to
take the next boat.'
Her departure Is 'prevented by
the threat of floods. Messotigvrs
ride through the countryside
warning the natives that the dam
at, Avlo Jtas, burst. .Then Vllak
decidim to proeoed lo -the -house
CURE FOR THE FOOLS
the fouls who drive reck-
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lessiy along ine lllgliwajs
Slid that cure is to take the
driver's license away from
the guilty ones and not per
mit them to touch a steer
ing wheel. '
Yesterday afternoon a
thoroughbred fool of the
worst type was driving a
coupe on the highway to
Pelican City t a terrific
speed. He rounded a cor
ner skidding across the road
end for some distance the
car traveled on its two out-
s!d. wheels ' the hnrlv fa-
i. , .i " r
n:eiiiiHS uui uui viune aui-
ficiently to CO over.
He narrowly missed a 9,ory Proes It ... . Xobod but Ing for a few seconds, then ceas
j i , , , he or ourselves would thluh of , ed. The hoarse baying of the
sedan loaded With people Pntifs , . . x.tivea delighted If dog followed, then Jhere again
Which Was headed toward he drowned . . . Got to get there I arose from the fuienda the plerc
Klamath Falls and was on " n . . . Save him lug. . Inlster wall which, ihey
. . . . . , . perhaps . , . Better go back ... I heard on their first vslt. Vllak
the extreme right Side Of Bo,h f you , . , Dangerous. . . . ; stopped to listen. Ellse caught
the road. ' -'
There is no wav to reform '
such chumps as this driver. ,
He is hoDeless and the soon.
er society takes from him
.
' a, 4.auasl,s,vra? w aivti
known as an ' automobile
the sooner Will society be
Safg
. , ,
It has been a long drawn
OUt question in Oregon as ;
to wnat to do with the reck-
i j w .
less driver. Tmnrisonment
. ,
does no good, prosecution
only brings lawyers into
the eame therefore there is i
ine game, inereiore mere is
but One solution and Ore-'
gon should adopt that solu-
r t
tion at the earliest possible
moment. Take
away the
license of
an vone ' who ' is
caught
driving recklessly , led or ',iaclIened speed tor a'"1 ou,l ''r huf
that license away i moment she coolly Jerked a rein ; surrounded. 'VouJl be
1 . tha lnatnnl vnn mil vi
and take
for all time to come:
x.
inai win cure mem. , .-vo;
greater punishment rould sent it riding on again.
be - dealt to the younger ' Tbo 'd n-
neither tbe coolness nor the poise
generation, and many Of of hl8 companions. Never an ex
the older people as well, pert horseman, he had early been
than ir. riCnli lnm iom. appalled at the terrific speed at
peiem to unve a car ana,
. . . . .i ,
prevent them from having a .
liVAn in tM afore .
Such a proceeding WOUld
automatically prevent them
from driving in other states
for the blacklisted drivers
Would SOOn be sent the
rounds and they Would find
. .
their' applications in states
Other than Oregon severely
scanned With the result that
.111, t j
they would be refused a;
license. j
It is DOsitivelv the onlv
y j
effective remedy.
Where is there a leeisla-
tor who will father rh a
law?
' Up in Umatilla county the
grass is so dry that a bolt
1" foSr Vci fire the en;
tire countryside around
Echo. Volstead could not
dry things up drier than
that.
The congressional com
mittee on irrigation is to be
here next Friday and then
we will know more about a
i lot of things, probably.
of one Caylord Prentiss and warn
hlra of the danger. Prentiss is a
recluse and a forbidding man. ai
well as au enemy of Elise's, and i
she suspects him of some knowl
edge of the conspiracy against
her. Nevertheless, she agrees'
that It Is their duty to warn hint.
NOW IIKOIN THK BTOKY
Chnpter XVII
A horseman came toward th?
Americans from the direction of I
Pretitiss' fuzenda. He saw them
and violently reined his horse.
Vllak recognized him as George
Hemus, a bluff, kindly-hearted
young Cockney who was the man-'.
ager of one of the outlying fnzen
das. , "Ain't no bloomln' use comin'
to warn that Prentiss blighter,"
he flushed excitedly. "I was
passln' up the road from Caceres
vlien I 'ears about the bloomln'
dam and thinks of the bloody
blighter and runs over to tel!
'lm. Be too narsty to let even
a blighter as e Is drown. Hut
ed been warned. When I gets
to the top of the little '.111 over 'is -place,
1 'ears a man -'nllerhi lo;
'lm sbout Ir outside 'Is bloomln'
wall."
lie waited fraction of a sor-
accompany him. then whirled off
toward Chacoa Hill, low and I
black aitalnt tho clcninit aky. I
For au Instant Vllak ant mo-j
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.rlMi The Mongolian cast of hi
long eyes accentuated, the (bin i
film like a bird's Inner eyelid he-1
g.m to creep over the corner, !
Then he suddenly spurred hit;
horse; the animal bounded flerlly i
forward. Hl compuuloua nwung ,
beside him.
.
lie '
Th, tlam hi..'l )ir.,k.i. '
shouted above the tumult of thct
scudding hoofs. "It's a trick . . i
A trick to get I'renthw out ot his;
house." He touched the horse ;
with his whip: hl words came in j
n..ir.i iw.ui that fnititwiui t he i
rhythm of the leaping animal.
l m a fool ... A consummate j
'ool
Shnnl.l h knuarn
when I saw how ayslvmatlrslly
,h, Dews w brought . . . Hoa
the water was falling . . , Hem us'
Advise von go bark ... All right
... No time argument . . .'
b o -,
. kicking up great sprays ot mud
like the wave, of green churned
water tnrown oacg Dy me pro-
peller of a speeding steamship.
Vllak rode as though the Orien-
tal strain in his blood had risen
to full possession of hla being:
he was a Tartar of the Bteppes.
His ull- ,eln rorm rork ,,,
swayed as it adapted itself to
,B v. ...
planglng mount; be seemed bull
. ,. .. i
aooiner pari oi iin uinssi.e. ;
straining body. , i
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Elise was bent' far over iu her
f v J . i U
lnl5 ner horse.. nNk. The thin
gray dress she had donned tor '
ner roiw "'""red in the wind:
.K. kaJ Iner hat hat n 1 y mr Inn tr
0lck hair , .namio,. hint
her w
ll.Hi. Hut hr Jn,.,
f,ce'
though tense with energy.
when her horse stumb- I
or spoke a quiet soothing word
that brought it out of the hole
tato hlch lt had nlunged and
which uin siTiiiiuii cuurneu niuiip.
the
lane, and abandoning his I
feeble hold of the reins, had
' be pommel of his saddle.
ta ,ki. ha ,inn. rfMtwr.i.ir
; Cramped. white-faced, breathing) He surveyed the newcomers.'
quickly, afraid to move lest he 1 "So you've come to help . Pren-
' 9h"ld wl the ground. ti,." he '' " '''
The lane narrowed, the ve-: "Come to help the unreasonable
nue8 of blick trees bordering It ! Preatiss. the wicked Prentiss.
'on each side drew closer and j who stupidly insisted on keeping
' gether: "' Va. -"-Jthe land that belonged to him.
ting the pace, dfd not slacken, eh? W ho wouldn t let It be
They coursed by a clump of low stolen, eh?" he laughed sardoui-
Pa'"8- A bullet whistled past
E"se " ear' "tiep down," Vllak
called softly.
They reached the thorn thicket
marking the trail to Prentiss'
h0- Jumping from their
horses, without halting to tie
them, they darted into the tangled
wood. They sped along the pathi
,,nd rearhed ,h hore,of ihel
lake where in the moonlight they '
could see the valley below, j
l.tf-hiu ,hn.ri In m winiliiK
. ' Still there." Vllak grunted. l
"Maybe In time." He took out
BOOTS AND HER
, rt-ia,
SALESMAN SAM
wen,, $o we
V... .r; V "' :' CAsrt IHIUW . as.
( ca'TO V I'wfm C ,
P-fcOOT 1MB C0RMS OM m
f etT P,rV l-OlSrN
i.
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hln pistol anil started down tbe
bank. Thuy hud reached the (out
when a second bullet aped past.
mlKxIiiK Vllak ' by inches. , "Run
lor the gate!" he. whispers
Thv darted through the rreek.
whose wulcra engulfed them , to
their wulste, and reiehed'th"
KlMh K'ttll Til.. himlllMd ..II
the opposite side of the water
rustled Inuilly. Nuutially looked
nl .the great Iron gate which
barred their way. then fcuitull)
back at the brush. .
As If In answer to his fear,
Vllak whipped a key from - his
pocket,
lock.
II.. thrut It into lhe. " ' ,7 ... fj.ri'wiii.
....... .. j... ..... i"" "u,lU1 not U,U 10 ,J"' ""
'Made It the day after
we were here before." he mut
tered. "Thought wo might ueed
it." He Jerked the knob and .
rained the two great iron bats la-1
aide. A bell began to rlaug
somewhere witlilu he desolate
dwelling aa the gale opened. The
a an lrl bolted
inninin.
Vllak shut the gate behind j
them, locked It. replaced: , the
bars. The bell contluued rlng-
his arm
Are you sure we ought to go
shesd?" she whispered doubt-
"I'm not sure
Duly fairly
'.0 ''','? bfr';
-- - - ,. . -
me know If you see the dog
Have to kill him thla time If he
! comes ... No chloroform . r "
They sped on agnin. They
hailed at the gloomy entrance of
the house. Vllak knocked. The
baying ot the dog mounted until
it became a treaty, then audibtnly
.....,..
'Whoa there?
I
Prentiss' Toice
was raspy and snarling.
its ,nas juaruerry s aiiorney
., ..
Prentiss began a stream of
.,.. . ,. , . .
sullen Oaths.
"Get out of here!
Oct out of
here!" he shouted
jj?asi
asaionately through the door. .
i"?u' d!"nnFd
fool."
'I've
M epu
nere o ..em iou. . u,, re-
pon oi a noou a irica .iu kvl
-You're
be caught
the Instant you put your foot
outside your enclosure. Open
the door and let us In. We're
come to help you. 1 tell you."
" For a moment Prentiss made
no answer. .The baying of the
dog recommenced. Then the
door opened slowly. Prentiss
peereu oiu. ms luce is suruna-
withered like , a nut: his yel-)
"
lowish eyes gleamed craftily. He
had evidently been on the mom
ent of a departure, for he was
Iwearlnc his hat. -
Ically. cruelly. "Well, well, well. I
We'll see. We'll ree."
I He opened the door widely, and !
stood in the aperture, a lofty.'
long-armed skeleton. "Come In.'
irome In. said the spider to th"!
fly. Come In. said the spider."
He giggled harshly at his own
Jest.
Vllak swept past him Into the ,
eloomly candle-lit interior where1
the great black mastiff strained j
frit nl 11 v u. hi. I.a.li T..n ', I
ot to prepare to defend your-
self.'
snipped.- '"Your en-j
BUDDIES
e V''
coLtecTerj
mA WoV
Too&w
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OBSERVATIONS
Iiy nn
INNOCENT HYNTAXUKH
A l H'b- Thill.
He caught litis liund, a little
thing,
'" He hardly felt the sling. .
He could not atop for lodiue, ao
Five week's In u sling. .
He rail a aplinter In hla knee.
Why what In that, I be?
that. .
The Doc cut off hla leg.
,(, , H cndt.r ln hls ,.
i,,,.,,,,--.. ,, ..,h , kl.ir
He goes around half blind now.
Hut ho'a glad
lite.
they saved his
IHo grabbed s piece of foreign
wire
In quite a careless way.
The flowers were most pretty
At his fttueral. they say.
He climb, d to tlx a cable,
. On ladder with a cruck.
We're standing six feet over him.
He's flat upcfl his back.
We're always hoping fur the heat
When we should fear the worst.
It's beat to tend the little things
With ''First Aid" nnd "Safety
First."
. Yacatlou Time.
Vacation time Is almost
here:
the open spaces beckon. j
And though 1 hesr them calling I
me. I'll have to work. I reckon, j
There's one prerequisite to fun I
that a vacation offers
Mouey's the magic "Sesame.
and
.empty ore my cot f era.
I long to spend a week or two
on sorno delightful beach.
Rut luxtirlea aud laslnesa are far
beyond my reach:
Fo rmen who would acquire a.
cout of healthy tan. I ween.
Must first, acruniniato a lot of
color called "long green."
Aiutrrntly the best (Irtish
figure la the... boyUli form.
Seated In the parlor., waiting
for his best girl to come down
stairs, hu spoke to the gaa light
thusly: Klther you or 1 will be
turned down tonight."
Trent Neck must la- a won. I
"derf.il place lor hM.I..K parli-a. !
-
The "wish you were with us'" There ore no feminine pictures profHs of a corporation dlatrlbul-1
nLrtv Is now the next largest to ;,n ,he 0,11 Pl,0,OKr,Bh ,1,,um ,hSed to atockholders.
puny is now ine nexi mrciai o
, wimmin ar.v.
, ,
, Fiery year more people (tet I
college eilucntioiis, but J"U
eaiVl notice much tlifferem-e.
Teacher "How many seasons I
are there?"
The Hoy "Two the footbull
season and the baseball season.",
Telephone users In Jerusalem '
may ask for their number In any
one of eleven different languages
emies will be coming to attack as
soon as- they find you're not
coming out." j
Prentiss' expression changed. !
Fear replaced his malevolent j
smile. Hla cadaverous body be-,
gan to tremble, the luttooed mark
on his forehead r.ecame livid.
Attack?" ho whisiiered feebly.
"Shooting?" Vllak nodded. '
(To He Continued) '
i
VII..1. 1. Tk... .. .A ... I
tacked. The Dartv nrenarrs for
a siege.
That's
That's Right, Too
i P-ftX h
onev sue UKes "
r . "
'"laud (he opnrutor will understand
I them Americana use only two;
KnglUh and 1'infane.
' lieiituiiliiiiltoimllam liaa Jut i
iiIhiiii atiniieil out I'liiiitlnulty.
, ' !
I A I'ullnnry Tninlv. I
don't feel
well, the kettle
Hlahcd.
I The pot responded, eh?
Then doulnlcaa Ihut'a the reuann
ma'am,
You did uot alna today.
,lut whul'a uuilwi? the
kettle
aoblicd,
Why. Hr. you're aurvly blind. I
... ..'.... u... h.l
tr you'd have noticed
the
! took
; im snnckinaiv uiikiuu.
' I watched her make a cuke Jut
w .
If I'd a imlr of legs
I'd run away oh. dear, oh.
dear!
How she did best the eggs.
Nor waa that all; remember.
lileaso
TIs truth I tell lo you
For with my own two eyes 1,
atw j
Her alone the rau.Ui. loo! I
And afterwards a dreadful '
llihl
The cruel creature took a '
lork
I felt Inclined lo scream
And aoundly
whipped
the,
rrcuin!
Now you cull wonder
that
my
nerves ,s
Have rather given 'way? s ,
Although I'm at the boiling j
point.
I cannot sing today.
We km'iw! otic-thlnl of our
lives Iu betl ami at least anotli
er llilnl In hail.
o
Friend "How did you come to
! marry your employer?"
Kx-stenogrupher "My dear, he 4 Debentures nr.. certificates
became ao disagreeable as a boss0f Indebtedness, unsecured, or st
1 couldn't stand blin sny long- i.ur,.j ,y aeroudury obligations,
er." I t Tbe slock of a company is
o- Its capital In Ibe form of trans-
Murbijce lo a wiimnii means a ,.riiblo shares, each of a certain
lifetime Job iu. B detective. I nmoun.
o 8 The liar vnllie of stuck Is
It's Mure to Fall.
Whcn summer com aud brings
hot nights
And daya thai we hare dread-.
ed.
The
mercury climbs such dlsay 1
belghls
It
aeenis 10 get iigui-iieaoeu. ;
t "SomeililiiK must b done," j
Ral'1 ,hc 'buln bride as she
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HI" SKKMS HAUD-nOll.KD
! UK MAY
UK MKHKUY HAI.F-
IIAKKD.
Did You Ever
Stop to Think?
By EDHOX H. TVAITK
- Haawaee, Oklahoma
Fred W. Atlsopp, biislnesa man-1
ager and for J years connected
with The Little Itock (Arkansas),
Gazette, says:
THAT advertising Is no longer.
considered as merely an AID.,
but as a downright NKCK8-1
S1TY. to successful business ,
activity. No tip-to-dato busi
ness man or manufacturing .
concern says. "Hhall I adver
tise?" bill, "How shall I ad-,
vertlse?" j
' (;V:NKKAI.LY sm uklns nil forms
.of advertising are good, but lting up their guns.
Different
n
MdttV PHLMUtUt TO bo
( CeVK'T Gtvie ffx (VNfMIHCr OH tA
eiLL T'PrW- tA AP,H'S JUST AfvtR
WAVIN' WIS V)P.GS RS.00C6.O AM' H6.'6
j ( ' CftLL 9ICKIN' TH'
V RltSrVT Tl rAE TA
NOW YOU
ASK ONE
iiixiM'sH ti;iim yi i-
What do you know . about
atucka and li.uul? Tot your'
knowledae of IiiiIiii'M tcrm on '
thla iul: '
I During, the war, everybody j
bought Liberty IiuiiiIk, nut n.n
1 a bund T
8 When lite folk" talk " limit a
mortgngu on lite
l.i thev menu l,v
i.l.l home, what
do they menu by "uiortgiige? ' j
.1 When you go lo a bunk to
borrow money, they itnk fori
i rollnteral. What does Yolliilcrur
mean?
,4 On Ibe flnntiriul puges. yon
' see debentures advertised for sale '
by big rorpotulloua. What urn
"debentures?"
5 On Wall street. III
y trade
"stock"
l Iu slocks. What Is the
of a rorp.inulon?
-They also speak of the par
value of stocks. What do they
menu by "par tralun?"
7 Dues preferred stock entitle
(ho holder tu vote nl stockhold-
urs" meetings?
S Do.m oininon stosk bear
fixed and guaranteed dividends?
What am dividends?
lu Ami lastly, what are the
'asseis " of a coiupauy?
THK ANSWKIIS.
A bond Is an Interesl-bearlng
. certificate of Indebtednesa.
J A mortgage Is a cotivcyallce
of property as security for a debt.
: on the condition that If the debt
la paid, the ronv.yence shall be
void
3 Any articles of value
. are called collateral.
j ( nominal or tace value, repre-
,ellllnl ,,, pr, . , wn,.t, ,.
,tock was Issued.
7preferred sto. k ordlnarilyl
bears fixed and guaranteed pay-1
., nl dividends, but represents '
no voting power In the' corpora-1
iou
hui,!,, . voilng nrlvllcges In the!
corporation, but bears no filed or'
gu.rauleed dividend.
II -Dividends are shares of
1 iv asii'ii b ru 1110 .'niiin ui.iu
l. erly of uu Individual or
COT'
rnon. available for
ment of debts. ,
la recognised that the ' best
and nioai economical, and
Ihernfore the most profitable,'
media Is newspaper space, j
when properly used. Then
comes dlrect-by-mall methods: j
nnd If some trade-marked arti
cle la lo be marketed, mnia-1
lines, billboards, or th radio 1
may ttikc second or third place.
as uxlllary media.
BUT ADVKItTlHLS'tl IN HOMKj':H AM
FOIl.M HAS ClIMK TO STAY. '
IT IS CONSIDKIIKD THK
LIFKtll.OOD OF EVEIIY III!H1.
NKSS. . AND liKNKUAI.I.Y
KPEAKINt; ALL AtiltKKl
THAT NKWSPAPKIl ADVKK
TISINU CO.MKS FlIIST ON :
THK LIST. N 1
The duck disease is abat-
'nK nnt' sportsmen are oil
WwitOSiVr.lMI'.lAO ) klVV,11 tl'LX.'rso V t'vt'oT to 1 w ww
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t.i MO OOOO i
otAvjM way ihV .
Rt'.T o yto Oovi )
SH6oUsj't WAY r-C
R16UT KXtl ,
v
Oi
- " i , 1 I y '-nr. i Ml in Ol.iTliwmi'W wc J
1-LORAL DESIGNS
Aitistloally iti'mugi'd,'
$i.R0 up.
Hill's Flower Shop
IPO,
You can obtain glasses o( ua
that will conform lo tlio contour
of your face. You ran choose)
Ihs style that will becoma you.
You can have perfect conlldtmce
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