The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 24, 1922, Image 1

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Mvi
I'liltPinlfy Mhrary
Hugcim, Orrgim
l'HlY
. J r- r
GLh? . mi immii ifteralu
WEATHER FORECAST
OFFICIAL IMiMvlf dtJ
TO.VWHT AND HATTIIDAV, FAHI.
RW" Vf.M 1M7.,
OF KLAMATH .r.flUtBV
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kv
NMi'i'iith Vriiiw.,, uimi,
COM SCHOOL !
LEW FOR in
MEETS fflTESri
i
Increase of $51,630 Over
192?. Id Charged By
R. E. Bradbury
' rcilnclliilt u( llmlr piofltH In npproxl
Protcnl against III" prnporeij levy ' male llm prof (In nt similar mini-
of IU. :."ii 6ii it lounty s-huol
purposes, iinilrr Hie county unit phut
of administration, fur the year
1(133, has been film) with tho school
hoard by It. I! Ilradhiiiy. who rites, not llnml llm shores, nn la itcncr ilty
tlm following leinins for hi actien: ilirllrvnl liorx. Hu i'"Mtloi.p:
I. 1li.ll It i-xrivilii Hip rnnntllii- " t;r n nii-oni iiittliiB nvury
tlonnl llmltntlun nf ! nr cuiil In , wwmlll in I'wier hVr out of but!
itMinit fiir nny itnu yeur. ! ni,' 'n Itnvo only to rotnuintiir that
'J. Th.it I hu lunli'.i't U not n.irilllo j llioro in o. In vnrloiin i.iru of our
nml ilrflulin In ilrflnlnx ttio iurioim j Pirn cniilily. miwiiiIII.i nipratlus
fur wblrli It l proioiPil lo tuo tho without lukm ami In ninny ciism
mnnpy rnlnnl by )hn iriiioLd Irvy. without oven iioiuIk. Tboy uitict-lip
n. Tlmt no rrcillt In r.lvrn In tlm
IiiiiIrhI t"r Hut iiiiiolliTln I tnx6i now
on tlm l.n ri'lln nml whlrb, If not
crtilllcil, wiiiilil foiiHlltutP ii iluiililo
I.i for nun nml the n.mnr purpo'n.
i, Tlm ItPiti of Jiy.lOii fir ron
utrurllo.i In Initi'fliilto nml tin-all-imI
for. Monry for nariuaimiit lm
lirovi'mrnlr, r.luuilil not lm rlil by
illrcit tux
lniiriiiir I (ft I Curli!'
t Tin. iiPtn of fi.ooo fur intur
tiuio In ikcpmIvp Tlm luni at II
oriu for niilntniil itiiiprlnlmidoHt U
iiiinrri.iry nml onrnlli'il for, im lb;
itUlrlct ha jirovlib'il for the M'.irjr
of UM-rntpnd"ut and rlork. vrhkh
mi tin thiiiild bn nufflclnnt for llm
iuriuii Jot ntllirMlnloti uml (Irrlcal
biro.
Tli irnpl ulli'm-1 Unit Hip
amount In lm ralmt by nimclal din
trlrl tnx. nbovn tlm itlinutid n
rppt from comity ntul 'late nmircpn,
i.lilili a $.M,r,30 43. la I'lllmn'.pJ ul
.i pvmK n tmi inrrpMip or i ,, xVoiimn Anm.isj tboo Onlfiitl
J.-.I.30 & orpr tlm ninnunt niliciJ , ,.,, fl. ,t.c,.lK.r T,.,m
by latr lor mnltilnliilni; of Km ' '
.ounty dhtrlct for tlm y.-ar IM ' 0,-, wo; a Ml
Musurli n tlm count, .d,iPP.,wlli) ; 1.t,wUrr Ju
I. tlm uerrHi.r of N) dl.tr ,,.,., Tfcwrtlar .wllen .3, BBMM
cttimlii. now dPtlicnntrd n nub-di.-j ttil .UM ,iV ,. ..,,, ,, ,
irlctK." tho irolct ronllnui'ii, "jnl',
u tli fii' ill)-illitrlrl l.ut yir IpiImI
n npclnl dlatrlrt tnx for npui'llli1 hint
Seclal purpops which nmbitnt In
llm total sum of lil.ui l.tiU; ihn oti.
Ilmnln prepared b) our honl-if-as n
special dlktrlrt lax appears tritptPAPd
Iho'romhllH'd sub-dltlrlrt sprVI.il tax
by $27,111.1:. '
rliiti'ini'lil Imti'fliillo
"Your statutunr.t im published ap
pears vury Indi'llnlto In tU'tall and
iloci ntt imt foith llm Iti'inlii'il no
1 omit and number of salaries tlmt go j
to mnkii up your totals for purmmal
sen Ices.
"Therefore, an n voter and tax
pa) er of tho Klamath County He lino I
District, I etitpr ii protect iignlnnt (ho
proposed chtlimito of l lJ,7f.i,ilu
being levied for srhoot piiipuvtf lor
Iho year of IMS."'
COSTER PAYS COSTS
I'toietilllign Ilinllliilril for 'Cllllllen
Hull t.'liurKcil to I'lnlntlff
RAIii:.M, Nov. 21 It. It. f6iV.
plaintiff In llm recount prorcedlm
IliBtltiilcd lit behalf of Chariest llui,
defeated In tbo primary elect ion con
test for Ibu republican guberuatlon.il
nomination must bear tlm rottu of
tho recount lo Iho full extent of his
Jll.OOO bond, according to tho deci
sion of Circuit Judge Percy 11. K
ly on llm cost bill presented by ill
tupinya for Hen V. Olrolt, dofen
ilnnt, hniidnd down this mntuliig.
'Ah Iho circuit court lint exclusive
JurUdlctlou over election emit eats no
iippcn! can bo till; on from decision of
thoj court,
. .,
vi:atiii:ii imioiiaiiii.itjch V'
lliirometrlu cnndltloiiM liavo c.haiut-
;tj . A-1 ml "t Himiiiiy
F "V" hIiico ynHtu'ftlny'H
I'-jSi.t ropurt iiiiiF' llm
1 ymK O y e I 01 H I i-rnli.
XlTBV 11 if r 11 11 Ii ill lln
durwood'a 'har'
miicy touched 11
"high" nf 2D.C3
ubout noon tidny.
Indlcittliiiiii fitvor 11
cniitlnuiiiico 0 f
presuut wonthur
condltloiiH,
I'lirccnnt fur noxl
2l,hour.i!
' Fair: cnutluuud cool.
Tlm Tycua recnrdliig thoi inomcter
I'ejjltitori'il inaxlmum nnd minimum
ItimporntureH todny, us fnllewn:
Hints -.-. 2
J.W
L':i
SEES NO HARM IN
REDUCING PROFITS ' j
OF LUMBER PLANTS;
Ailt unite uf one of l'iirr l,.ilii for
rlloriigo llcni'mile llelltwi. MIIU
Clin (III Aliiug WllliwI Wiilcr !
Hhould I'ppir Kliimalh lii!iit !.
iir.ul fur it Btirngi iwrvulr f-ir tlm
Win-In Valley IrtlKMliin illtirlil,
jit.iyi) (J. W. W'ntwm In it Intt-r publlr.h.
I D'l In lln- Yrokn News, "II would
, iiciir lliut llio uuiat wo nn tin tn Dm
I lumbermen mi Ilia Coper liiho U llm
prlci In Plsldyou county."
W.il'iim was evidently of Him oplit
Ion (lint ii tn of tho lake fur n ttorage
rricivflr Would iliuln tint liikn iunl
inaiiuUrturlne Itunbrr at n lirofll
breniKo limy r.n on itiniiufHrturliif,.
Aiiioti' Cniiiiiiliiru
U'.tUnn, hownvrr, has n fiooil
Pl'tnlun of llio ineti r..m?olHK tho
poujtnltlfn tn InvoillRnin ibu Bliajta
i Valley iri.pn:il. J. K ICImliall. M. K.
I V'mi, J. A. Oordnu, l A. Krnuiio. I)
i V. KtiyliPiidnll, It. K (lonrjv V. O.
Smith rdiI U. II. Mall. Of tbo
men lm My
VM( I'bmatll Piiunty mlrrlrt
!lb canimltttfo narocil abovo tlm jmlil
uk no minll riiiiilimn.i. I knp
mimt' of tliuip iimiinltmpineii au
hnoiv tln'in to bo uutuuHlly nblo and
fHlMiitmlcd rami. U'lmn able mil
fiili-mlinli'il niiMi illicovcr Unit limy
liaXf been uilttaki'ii. limy concede
tlmlr inlitnhi'it. I nn tint worrying;
iiluui thii iiltliiisti- nrtlon of Hint
iNimmlttpp."
JURY PANEL DRAWN
. . . ., . . '. . , .... .
I I... l.i-w. Tlionv drawn and iTitetm!
to appvur In thu circuit coutt nt 10
o'clock .Monday . moruitiR Dscntnbcr
11 Mere1 v. II. IJnilerniHid, F. M.
lltempr. It. C. Kliuil. it'orao (I.
t.ilHb. Mrs. l!vrlruil( Moore, J, J.
Kellrr. T. V. nieBOger. Jan. V.
Straw, Fred Otenuon. It. M. l'oln
dexittr, 'riinm.ii .1. Jncksi'ii, l.'arly
Arnnt. J. K. Jtwnn.ion, Y. 1.. Ting
ley. Cliarlea J. Cl'clt, Albert K.
Ilurrdorf. J. t). tSwlnd.tr. Cliurle
I .all. 1. Itoy fall. I.nwli t! .Stllen. Al
bert l llunnell. .1. I, Cordon. Theo
dore FlHPkus, l.liDd Iteilfleld. It. K.
llradbury. I'roil C. Dumber, Frank
Mirrls, (Irorgo II. I'hnmberlin,
Itnlph Darling, Krcrett Harden
broik, Juckso:i llorton. ,
CLASS GAMES TONIGHT
lllgli Sibool llie.lulluill T.'iimn In
Vie for Honor
Captains of tho high school hank
ntball teailiH liavo been elirted
nmong"tbo clans squints, uml all are
Ljleloriihmd tlilil their class slutl "In
la llio -games lo bo hold tonight In
J lie hall at Fourth and Klamath.
A section of tho seatlni: space In
llm hall nn been net aside for the
hlgli school students. Knch clans
will have it yell leader, and II Is pre
dicted (hero will bo us much com
petition among thu classes In yelling
ns In llm kiihics,
Captains of liny teams are: ron
lorn, I'm nil Peyton; Junior, Clifford
Hogim; sophomores, Dale 8.mlu;
frcMimau, Delmar lloborlson.
i:i'I.Si;)PAI (lllll.D II.V.AAIl
Tbl- KplHcopal guild will hold n
fimd .fjtlo lp (ho chamber nt coin
iii'icii ri'oms Docember .', It miih mi
limtiji;od today by,..Mrs. (I. II. Cmuid,
dialriivu, Pat 1 mm uro usked lo
haVfi their iIoiiuIIouh In by Decom
liiu; ,1, tiliicu Iho goods to bo sold will
l!i,iii dliflilii'y" In the window of Urn
Hcitnr & Van llullim Nloro from Do
comier 1 to 5, DoIIh, both unw nnd
used, will bo 11 foal 11 in of tho ba
ntu c. Mluco meat, candy and cnok
ed foods will bo Hlilil.
i.AiititiTics ih;i.i:ati:i
LONDON, Nov, 21. Tlm flrat div
ision In tbo now house of com menu,
which uccuned today, waa curried
by tbo govorutnout by a mujorlty of
10:i iii;:iIuk l.:lmt(o nppoEillioii.
!
KLAMATH
IS TO
or nnnerpinr
UL MIlWLUUILU
IE
First Action Tnlf.cn to Re
cover $75,000,000 Il
legally Obtained
WAHIIINIITON. Nov. SI. - Ugt
ncilmi to IWOYjr iiioru limn i'UK
oOli.uiiU. nll'Bi'il to Iihhi l.con oil
tulimd frnuitolontly from tho gov
crnmnut In I lip camtriirtlon of four
nrmy cantoniuenti (Hiring tho war.
waa InislUuirimly by Attorney
Ciimnil lln'Achotty. '
ThHi la tho f'ril formal step lo bo
lalmn In a fnr-rearhUiK itixucutlaii
of thoM who brlil coalrarta far
litilPlrc ramp. Oilier pvp flrtioa,
mill pnHlhiy rrlmltial iirorMutltum,
will folbiM-, It wni ortl.t.
Tlm nrtlnm v111 lm a total of
more than 5,ono,000. rMielilBU
virtually oiir part of tlm country.
Tito rampn tn'olrnl tn taday's r
Hon nrp Camp I'ptsn, Camp Jackson.
8 C . Camp KheriMsn, Ohio, nnJ
f'ainir I'niistiiii. Kontai.
IRRIGATION BILL UP
l'iplitr:it Akctl to lo hub Mens
mi In Aimiiiil Mpmiki'
WAKIIINOTON'. Nov si.- Tlm
prpildent wat oaki'd to lay by a ilu
Iptatlon of Iioum nmiubprM from
upMorn ttalpa to Include in hU an.
uunl tiiMaace to congriw r.u monUi
rccuinniondntlou for piiwasv of tlm
Sinltli-McNnry Iteclamatla'i bill.
Thin maaitirc imiaud tho lmu l.ut
tcanlop u.lvl tlm sitialr nttaihrd It
lo H.n noMlftr bonua bill, which fail
ed of piUMito over tho precldrat's
veto.
I UNION SERVICES,-'.30TH.
TlmnUslliiK ny Will Ik' ()lp.pr-
iil nt liaptht (litutli
Thanksgiving day union i"Tvlro
Mill bo hold at tho Unptlst church
Thurs.lny evoutUK. NnVmubcr 20. It
wa aaiiouncal toJay by llm llev. ,.
II. Ilrlstow of t!m Chrlttlau chnrcli
Tlu minister fur that evening lias
nut bono noletted. hu nald
.MAIIIil.T IICI'OIIT
I'OIITI.AND. Nov. 21. Cattle,
weak undertone. Hogs weak and
lower on lop end. prime light $:i.2.
to IS. G.V ilhccp stoady, fancy lamb
In dcimtud, Kggs unsettled, butter
firm.
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1 feM?Pw
Member of the Associated Press
l'AI.I - H, OHCOOX, I'lUHA., MMTMIlim Ul, Hi!l!. ,-.-.- ---
iat Does America Need?,
CAN YOU
What does America med most?
Wlnil Ii our weakest link, our "moil
crylnit itrijd?"
You liavo often wunilercd, Andi
you liavo tulhed tlm cubject oror,
with frlond, rsmlly cud neighbor.
Otlmn have iloti'j tho iamft uro
dnlBK It novr. ' 1
i:ry (ism lit irjiriB to figuro out
what our nation nuoda moat. And,
whatoror It In, Ibo reason it'a tifol- '
od Is bpeatiKo lher b h-ft no way
for Amorlcniu to fid K.oihPr ml
totlvcU' and'talk It owt, r-nr.n
what lo work for.
Tho anfelent flro!c tiniioubI ar-
Eftmtilo tho t'HlIri' iwimjaro iinlcKly.
Vlowg. wora xihn3Sd. Kiirkp'IIoi.s (
wore timde." Out of tut nnii nn nn-:
deratanilliij: oi neAt. l a frogmm 1
lo SI't Jl8t WHK lKw!fl. j
We cuitnot ;ot tOKntln-r that way,
In a ilaraoerafy with million of poo-'
plo aprwtd over nn Itnmmsa tprrl
lory. I
Uul wo ran Kct toRcthor thrausb '
(tin ihlnf? lhnl IMmU nn nil ioiesllier '
rowatally-tfrlnt. tlm imwp:.M.
A committee, hondotl by Beeretary
llPrlmrt lloovpr. Is nt work on thta
priblem: "Uliat dot Amorlea ncwl
moil?"
Monntlmp, lot's nut It up to tho
!! r-mmlitpc the Armrlran ho-
,,m.
di: vai.iiua i.nirrr.xA.NT
i:.ntfTi:ii roit iiavi.nc
I'ISTOI. IX I'OS'iKSSIOX
Dl'llUN', Nov. 21 -KraUIno
Cltllilcm. chbif lieutenant of
Kamon Do 'Vnlpra. wai exo-.
...... ......... i,.-i- 1 J
- .u.m, .,.. u...6 .... v.. ,
vlctlon by .1 ml Itary court o ,
tbo unatilhorlted piMMMlon of
an automatic pistol. Thu
a., nuiumaim ,.,o. . u .... -
flclal announcement d-d not
stato tbo means of dKath. but (
It I suppose.1 ho was shmv ;
t c .j
a '
u'oci.ii iiiccii.Mi; crri.i-x '
Jhn Dcmclrloii-f Ilmelile. u nailvo ,
of Uteectf. today filled out his first
papurti declaring his Intention of be-1
cmiilSK naturilllied cltlxon of the'
I 'illicit 8ia,tt. Two year hence1
llrochla may be granted second pap
ers whit It v. Ill make him a cltlxeii
providing ho ban compiled with all
government rogulatli-iis.
STIM.MA.V ri.MIIXCS .sTAMI !
Ni:Y YOHK. Nov
2. Tlm nii
pellaiu diislon if tho supreme court
rufiised today to upset tho findings
of tho lower court ugnlasi Stlllman
In his dhorco suit.
HANGING BY A THREAD
t 1
5 " I' ft;
ANSWER?-
rv
h '
I Tin Evening Herhld.fclfl' cn-0pVl
' lion with sptprnl ' hundred oth'or-'
imwa.iappr. ntflllutcd with NIIA Ker-
'. l0,,!,y ' soMnilliiB Mm mind
j ' "" Am-riean imoplo t-n 'Wnut
Amwlca need moaif
J What do you think? Ma)bo you
. liavo the host anawpr. Write your
' views, briefly, rlearly. In n litter
; for publication. Bend your letter to
,1110 Kditor of tho Herald.
U. P. Chief Counsel
, Challenges
Claims
Of Southern Pacific
WASHINOTOX, Nov. 24.
v vimiicnKiiiK u.o ccui
CballonRliiR tho Southern I'acl-
fce.g crjntontIon ,at ,oparjon
. ffom JC C(nlra, ,.acfc vom
. ,,. u...rn ,,Mjnmi.
. 1 "- ----- ...,..........
, . w Cark. chief counsel for
,, rjjon j., toJa. (n
,,.., ... foranirril Pnr,iniU,
, , . examined
wllnMg tobri'K oul ,no ,-j.-4
O vantage of a dissolution.
SULPHUR FOR FARMS
'
(..,rI(., .lrrhc ,Iclfl foP ,ri.
,, . ,..
'
; A car of sulphur has arrived hero
and will bo roady for distribution
, Saturday. November 25, nt tho Con
I crcto I'lpo company plant on Market
ir.esr Sixth, It was announced today
by C. A. Henderson, county agent.
The entire carload has not been tak
on as yet, and those desiring sul
phur can tec uro It ns lung as the
supply holds out .Haiti Henderson.
Ho ndvises that sulphur for fall ap
plication should bo applied at once
r-i
r!,-,?im
WHJmmV aiii& aiiiiiH
?
lar-v- '
'-v -
GEO. R. LINDLEY OF
MEDFORD WILL JOIN
AMERICAN NATIONAL
Itnplil (iniMlli of IkiiI Flnanclnl
Institution llrlnK.i Need for
V.tilargtil I'crsonnrl
CcorRo R. 1.1 n (I Icy, for 21 years
connected with tho Jackson county
bank of Med ford as vlco president
nsd director, will bep.iinn vlpn nreil.
dent and take nn active part In thtf
1 niannRcmcnt of the American Na
( tlonnl bank here, commencing Jnnn-
nry 1. It was announced today by H.
l. Hubb, vlco president and cash.
1 lor. I.ludley will arrive hero about
December 15.
In I.lntlley. Ilubb said, It Is bcller
cd tho bank tins gained a valuable
I nsf:t, since ho Is an experienced
Lbnnkcr as well as thoroughly faml
i liar with Routhern Orecon. HU corn.
Inn Is duo to tho American Nation
nl's rapid nrowth, which requires an
Incrraso of tlm personnel to handle
llm business. I.lndley was formerly
a resident of Klamath Falls, having
bpen thu first cashier of the First
National bank.
Manner Vrar I'rnllctcil
Ilubb said tho bank Is looking fbr-
ward lo a banner year and plans arc
being made accordingly.
"Tho pcoplo of Klamath Falls and
of tho 1'nltcd States at largo have
much to bo thankful for this year,
Tho Improvement In labor conditions
generally has given a highly optim
ise tone to tbo situation, Practi
cally all tbo largo industries have
roportcd Increased production dur
ing tho fall months. 1 see In this
Improved condition a better outlook
for agricultural regions, for with
better trado will come Increased
spending nblllty, and a better mark
et for farm products."
GYM DRIVE SUCCESS
Petition Circulated by HigiTftchool
Students Meets With Favor
Succms has attended tbo efforts
.Cl. C4JilKlucboe jen.or elite in
their canvass of city and county for
signatures to a petition requesting
thi county court and budget com
mltteo to add 13,000 to Iho high
echool budget for next year for a
gymnasium, and that work bo start
ed on the gymnasium as soon as the
levy Is made. This was reported to
day by students working on the can
vass.
Reports from all districts of the
city and tho portions of the county
visited were that only 1C refused to
sign tho Volition and Hint 270 sign
cd. Favorable comment and en
thuslasm for tho project was met by
tho students everywhere, they re
port. Tho business men of the city
were nil In favor of tho petition. A
student who canvassed Merrill re
ported that overy business man there
signed. ,
m
URGES WAR ON PESTS
Federal IllologNt, I. X. GabrlcNen,
Completes Tour of County
Ira N, Uabrlelson, federal biolo
gist, left hero yesterday after a week
spent In Klamath county devoted to
plans for extermination of rodent
pests, particularly rabbits and squir
rel. In company with C, A. Henderson,
county agent, (Sabrlclscn visited var
ious parts of tho county, where he
addressed meetings and talked to In
dlvlduals, urging farmers to contin
ue protective measures against the
rodents. Klamath county Is not
overrun with rodents at present, but
tho pests will Increaso rapidly and
become u menace to crops It farmers
full to continue th emeasures, ho
said.
Onbrlelsen will return hero In th
spring when tho ground squirrels
sturt their annual drive on farm
crops.
m
FORM KIWANIS CLUB
1
Organization Meeting Is Held and
Officers Fleeted
A local chapter of tho Ktwanls
club was organized at tho chamber
of commerce last night. Officers
elected were: Dr, A. A. Soulo, pre
sident; Dr. Fred W'osterfeld, vlco
pro.) I ilu nt; Vf, V. Southwell, secre
tnry; O. D, Uurko, treasurer. About
I j wore present.
Tho purposes of tho Klwnnis cluli
uro similar to those of tho Hotary
club, und It la composed of repre
sentatives from various Hues of business,
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Critics Who Object
His CritlcistsM
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IIOSTON, Nor. 24. The Tbier,. ,
of France lashed back at Bis . ti,
critics today In his first Aasetieas. -V
Interview, granted to the Aseackiesii1
Press, replying particularly, to'
criticisms of Senators HIUI
and Uorah who had .cotairtalSiMfSfj1
Clemenccau's attacks' on AmfofMi
attitude toward the" leaU !faTOl
lions and EuropeaasfTlr.'' 1fim&V
Clemcnccau bad laki 'at VkelSfl
of tho United States blame tiysltl
the unrest In which Kurope s)yav
teethes. )vCiltA'
Speaking before bis teMd-iiwr.'
York audlonco an aadlwtee fNit-'
Incss men at the chamber oi'itrl-
mcrce of the state of New 'Ysjfc.t"
the aged French war presir. ''
dared that America had left rraaei
In tho lurch after the war. ''TCjj'"
U. H. Made MbBtle ,' '
"It was a great mlsUtfe to'te
without any proposal for as) sajiti
ment of matters," he declared. , 'U
was Iho greatest mistake, aadUe
source of all the evil it-at Is talt'lnk'
nlaee now.
"People ask me, 'whit .do -.jri
want ua to do?'" he coBtlaHtd.'lL
answer: 'I don't know whatT;-tj
you to do. I want you .to. lafe
In Europe because yon left j I
soon. I want you to ei
make a little Hew trif'jti
aayiatTi, . Teii, saw. ,j
what's the Matter "wHk'H
souethlag itme wfevgtrl.,-!
you tease, awp, caa i.mtj
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Ail Club Told
Ncwtpaixr
Uacks lo SeUiM Wf-sriiA
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I'OKTIND, Nor. U. "UllkU
your selling efforts with adtirtM?
In tbo dally newspapers, and ifc
eaough space In all your ada laai
specific and definite In 'descrlkltni
your products. If your business 4"
pends upon local dlstrlbulloa," ,i4
clarcd Charles V. Myers. adVctH-,'
Ing manager of Morris t Co., Chi.'
cago packers at an Ad club luncjlta
here. .
"National advertising should 'be
localltcd through the newspapers th
all cities whero selling branesis ',(
the advertiser aro cs'tablslwi(
Myers said. "The newspapers reach
moro than any other medium -s)
consumer of the product -especially
the housewife." '
Myers said that too much mqTijfy,
has been spent trying to soil soata
thing which the public did not need
and could not be convinced of fh
necessity of buying. With the,'hiUjh
er piano which advertising hit
reached, ho said, this practice "bis
now become obsolete.
STATE ROADS NAMlb
; i
Hlgliay DeslgnaUous .'Mad!at
Meeting of CouaI4e 'v,
POItTLAND. Nov. 24,-7Tjieblfthi
way commissioners lndfcatediV(M
morning In a conferenceVwWUs'
federal road engineer Purcellit-t '
they would bo obliged to'plicJtW
Wallula cutoff on the Oregon f4
map in view ot too action ex IM
stato of Washington approving tkS
route. The Roosevelt, Cou)t)bla
river, Pacific highway aad M)
Oregon Trail were teaiattvely ij
ed on the United States staU ;fHf
map as primary roads. " ,
Among the roads tentatlvtHf aa
ccted today as secondary rosdsi'arf
Tbe Dalles, Maupln, Coy 'tjgt).
lllgs, Shanlko, Redmond t ReJMt'f
to Klamath Falls; MdfMd"'JU
Trail; Ashland to Klamath Fsi;,,
Prlnovlllo to Lakerlew; lUeiwty
Mitchell, Dayvllla Job a Dey('
llngton, Ontario. ' J
ATTACKH CHOCKKK Mfll
UUIH.IN, Nov. 34. RkMrJ
Crockor. Jr.. has brought atm-ia
tacklhg the will of hie father
Ing Mrs. Jiuia Kdnuaswoa cri
widow of the late tamiaaay
tain, solo legatee.
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