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KLAMATH FAILS, OMMON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1MB
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH'S RAILWAY SITUATION
THE people of Klaaiath Falls and
vicinity should be pleased to
note the work that la betag doae for
this ead of the state in the fosterlng
of railroad Interest la this aeetlon.
Good support and considerable In
terest; is. being taken by. the Portland
papers. Chamber of Commerce and
business men ot the metropolis who
hare Tlalted this section, and It all
means that wlta. the work eoattaaed
along this Uae that we will get what
we want sooner than we would other-
wise.
A lengthy article appeared In the
kerning Oregonlan Saturday ot last
week, which told ot a communication
which was sent to James J. Hill at St
Paul. Copies ot the letter were also
sent to President Oilman of the
North Bank and Oregon Trunk roads
and to officials of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific.
The purpose ot the article Is good.
and the general sense ot It bnt the
way in which the Oregonlan states
that the Chamber of Commerce in
Portland Is handling the proposition
is not good, nor the spirit ot It, good.
It says that while the Chamber
does not propose to press on Mr. HOI
and the others the Importance ot
giYlng Klamath railroad, they hope
that they can see their way clear to
extend, their tracks .to vi"H.
Why la the Portland Chamber not
pressing upon Mr. Hill the import
ance of. this road? Why does the
Portland Chamber recite the recent
economic, depression? Why did the
letter sent by the Portland Chamber
make It plain that they did not want
to urge the building of the road in
face of financial IossT And then turn
around and aay that the rerenue
doubtless would be obtained that
would warrant the investment and
probably also reduce the losses on
the. property as at present operated?
It looks as it Portland would like
to, see. the road put here through
mere accommodation and to please
us, but they do not want to be blamed
for It Why do they not go after
this proposition? If It is worth
touching at, all it Is worth going' af
ter pulling every string possible, in
stead, of luke warmly suggesting that
perhaps if Mr. HU1 could see his way
clear to -make money all the war
through on the proposition from the
Jump,, it might be a good scheme.
providing he did not have anything
ewe. to ao wr, the next six months.
Portland ought, to realise that this
road means as much to Portland as
it does to us, almost. They are now
noiamg nuge "Buyers' Week" can.
palgns, sending out advance litera
ture and other advertising, attempt
ing to drew the retail dealers of the
siaie to Portland to buy. The retail.
ers are onljr too glad, will and do buy
where they can buy cheapest. Bnt
wusi are tne merchants of this south
ern part, of the state going to bay In
rorwana ror, when they canaet f.
ford, to ship the staff here afterward?
It Is not consistent work oa their
pan. Tne power lies in Portland in
put mat road, through. If they will
take it up. We know that ami M
they, and It Is time tky were doing
lUUIgB.
This article states that tha Hnn,
era Pacific says It doea not need the
road. Of course notnot aay farther
than they have It. Most concerns
would not, If they had the n..t nu
traft that the Southern Padlle has
in this locality, it In ur. ... ..
this road has netted what wonld be a
uw nine rortune far , -.
since It was finished here. And what
la'mere,' Jt has kept a lot of as from
making neat little fortunes that hare
keen, earned over and erar: Whs
some of oar cltisens once leave here
for other sections, coma-back ad
compare prises ja gasoline, foodstuffs
nd other products, they im wi.
their money u rote, and ! t..
Southar p tf BQt detlrHI
iaishta the read.
Aa aoeesimoeatiea 1a the right
word lOrMlfaiB, tt, read..
far aa they did. Aa awful tajeeUes
was dona this eouatry whea the rail,
road company treated It and Its peo
ple as they did. It will not recover
from the effects ot the boom that it
had while the road waa hale baUt
and from tke atatemeata given eat
by the. road oatdala aad general pros
pects for many years.
If there ever waa a country that
had the protpeota of becoming pros
perous, and had a diversity of solid
Interests behind It, It ia thia country.
No company would lose money la the
long run on a railroad In here. There
is absolutely too much here that ta
going to need a railroad for it to lose
money. There Is good enough timber
around Upper Klamath Lake to war
rant the building ot the road. Per
haps the market Is not good at pres
ent, but It will be. This country haa
a number of attractions that are not
equalled nor compared with any oth
er place in the world. Its farming
possibilities are such that It la bound
to make good. Why, thea. cannot
that railroad be pushed through hero
without delay?
There ia Just one reasen: That
those who'ahould and have the power
are not doing their duty, for that is
what it Is.
IMPROVES CITIZENSHIP
i uk effective community organ-
l lsatloa, such aa the new Com
merclai Club is to be under the re
organisation plans, haa ao polities. Is
not governed by prejudice, aad serves
no single Individual, Interest or
group; but Is democratic, aad places
the Interests of the community above
the Interests of individuate.
It seeks to concentrate and consol
idate the enthusiaanu aad -opinions
ot the whole community, and to di
rect them where they will give the
Shield yourself against im
pure ice.
It doesn't cost any more to
get the BEST and PUREST.
Your ICE should be as
PURE as the water and milk
you drink as pure as the
food you eat INSIST on be
ing served with homing but
the PUREST of ICE.
Our Ice will stand the high
est test
We guarantee to give you
Pure, Clean, Full Weight Ice.
together with prompt de
livery at the same price you
are now paying.
Let us prove it.
Independent
Ice Co.
Phone 72
A Hard Not to Crack
of keeping down
price's while
keeping up qual
ities. The temp
tation to ski:
values is always
strong. But to
yield means cer
tain dissatisfac
tion with the
firm selling
WOOD
AND MAY
We- aeaslder
your good will
much more valu
able thea the
profit to be made
oa any oae sale.
That's why qual
ities are never
aklmped hare, ao
matter what ws
do with prises.
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Seekers MI? Wood
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
beat remitted be ot the greatest
service to the people.
it does not let commercialism over
shadow the Importance ot wolrare
activities, aor civic Interests to dom
inate bualaeas to Ita detriment: for
It realises that the auccess ot one Is
depeadeat apea tha auccess ot both.
It ever strives to nwakaa tn tho
citlsen a aeasa ot responsibility and
to set. high standards. In a word, It
Is a strong tores for tho Improvement
of cUlseaamfta, I
I
F ONE would see a field ot Eastern
corn flouriahlnk In Oregon he may
do so by going to tho itarria place,
about seven miles out, on tho Olene
road. There ia a field ot ten acres
ot corn "la tassel and silk," as the
farmers back Bast call it, which Is
fine to look npoa.
PUBLIC moiey spent for music In
the parka ia well spent It is a
species of paternalism that should be
encouraged. A community can not
better help Itself than by helping Ita
members to enjoy the wholesome ef
fect ot music, thus contributing to a
longer and happier life.
' OME very targe heads ot oats
M have keen-, added to the Com
mercial Club display from the ranch
of F. M. Priest
;
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DO IT FOR Klamath Falls,
the Commercial Club today.
Join
IF YOU LOVE your city, give It
some service. The best way Is to
Join the Commercial Club, where
your work will count for tho good ot
the whole city aad county.
IN UNITY THERE Is strength a
united city is a strong city. Catch
the significance in connection with
the Commercial Club?
IT'S A SAFE bet that Chief of Po
lice Baldwin allows no more speed
demons to escape his clutches.
WELL, THE new mayor done gone
and did it Seems sort ot natural.
FOR SALE One city Jail,
have same for hauling away.
can
IF A MAN stands up for himself
he cannot be sat 'upon.
KEEP YOUR temper; nobody else
wants It
IT DOES YOU no good to take a
lofty aim if your gun is not loaded.
So let'a load for the future. Throw
in all the scrap Iron, naua and horse
shoes available, and let'a start a little
war of our own in Klamath.
To Leave oa Visit
Albert Cheyenne expects to leave
soon for an extended visit in the
northern part of the state and south
ern Washington with friends and
relatives. He expects to be gone two
months and win visit his daughter at
North Yakima.
Children can't eat too much
ICE CREAM their craving
for it is perfectly natural
it's nature's own food.
It's a tissue; builder.
Its food qualities build
more , strength than most of
the food we now eat Thafs
just why you should give
plenty of it to tho "kkkkW--they
need itiVs the best
thing for them.
What's good for the
children is good for the
"grown-ups" as weU. Why
not haye it every night as a
dessert?
Order it today and. every
day for the chilajrtn.
See that it cohms from us.
Ours is a Tissue Building,
Pure Food Ice Craam.;
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vKin HttmvH TKNDKXOV TO
IlKCOHM.K THK INSTITUTION
WITH PKK8KNTS OK PRACTIC
AL ANtt 8KSTIMKXTAL NATUBK
(Special to The Herald)
KUGKNK. Aug. J Tho University
library has received as n gift from
Mrs. Clara B. Colby of Washington,
D. C, a shipment ot nlncty-flvo books
and u numbor of pamphlota. Tho
gift Includes publications ot the wo
man movement, temperance and oth
er reform movements, biography,
history, travel, poetry and miscella
neous literature. One Item of spe
cial ImDortanre Is sixteen volumes
of the "Woman's Tribune." publish
ed In Washington. D. C.
Another donation to tho university
has been received by the Department
ot Journalism from Mrs. T. W. Dav
enport, mother ot Homer Davenport,
who waa an Oregon boy, brought up
at Sllverton. Mrs. Davenport desired
to have preserved In tha rooms of
the Department one of the fow ro
malning orlgnals she had of Homer's
cartoons, and she selected his "World
Wide Struggle for Money." She had
this framed and sent It to the depart
ment by express from her present
homo In Los Angeles.
The Department ot Journalism Is
also In receipt of several small do
nations of printing material In addi
tion to the complete old-faahloned
newspaper plant entrusted to tho de
partment by Hon. H. R. Klncald, for
nearly forty years editor of the Ore
gon State Journal;
In the last year small gifts of vari
ous kinds havo been made to the Uni
versity In considerable numbers.
What the War
Moves. Mean
BY J. W. T. MASON
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. The cap
ture of Lublin Is too lato to give
Field Marshal von Msckensen any
great strategic advantage. The main
Russian field force has already re
tired to a new front. If Lublin had
been taken before their retirement
von Mackensen might have cut off
their retreat.
Tho Russians evacuated Lublin In
their general plan of retreat. They
are retiring upon the Breet Llsovak
railway, and are In a position to con
tinue stubborn rear guard action. It
Is Improbable that von Mackensen
will envelop them. By crossing the
railway at Lublin, however, von
Mackensen completed the beginning
of the final stage of the evacuation
ot Warsaw and all the Vistula line.
It waa also necessary to abandon
Ivangorod, or Its garrison would
have been entirely surrounded.
The envelopment of Ivangorod
gavo the Austro-Germans possession
of the railway which palaltels the
Vistula to Warsaw, and cuts oft War
saw from Beet Lltovsk. Qrand Duko
Nicholas has become so experienced
In making retreats that Russian
strategy Is defensive rather than
offensive, and tho rear guard will
probably succeed In escaping before
tho way la barred.
Tbe Russians are evacuating 26,
000 square miles of territory. This
Is double the enemy's previous Rus
sian holdings.
Double
bill of features, Star to-
night.
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NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLDOR CATARRH
Opea Up Air Passages.
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Ah I What relief I Your clogged
j nostrils open right up, tbe air pass
UNIVERSITY
ages oi your bead are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharge, bead
ache, dryness no struggling for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
Is gone.
Don't stay stuffed upt Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream. Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic , cream In your
nostrils, 1st It penetrate through ev
ery air passage of the head; soothe
snd heal the swollen, Inflamed mu
cous membrane, giving you Instant
roller. Ely' Cream Balm Is Just what
every cold and catarrh sufferer bai
been seeking. It's Just splendid.
(Paid Advertisement)
Herald, wast ad get rMulti.
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HOUSTON'S
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DARK
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Klaw . Hrlanirer present
MAN'S KNKMY
A Driuiin In Three Turin
Lat Kpltotle of
THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTKHY
In Two Parts
"The HnMrtln of Helen" I
10 and aoo
Milliners Ktery Saturday and Miiaday
at I
TEMPLE THEATER
"Valw Juntlw,"
Kssiinny Twit Heel Drama
"KlKttHlIK HICMMl,"
llloKrnph Drnma
"IIUble'N Dilemma,"
Vltngraph Comedy
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ALL LICENSED PICTURES
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EFFECTIVE AUGUST 8
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ajwJIOajutli Falls
THREE TIMES PER WEEK
lrave Klamath FaMa Tweeilay,
Thursday ami Hattmlay
Klamath Falls headquarter
FORD AUTO AGENCY
TAKE CARE OF
Wm. C. Hurn
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This nnnnunct'vmnt carries the mrasage lo you that
Western Transfer Co.
In Hauling I'anN-ngi-m, Baggage sail Freight o Mall Heats for
Calkins & Hamilton
I'liimo IM7, or leave orders atOUft Mala street.
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cause ft SienadlcM prejadka
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iweaervlas the quality i,f roar
vis lea,
Let as Rife rnu accurate
knowledge of the inmllilon
your ef ea.
H. J. Winters
Gradaate Optician
LAUNCHES
For Rent
Willi or wlttteat drivers, for tries
on either tower ur Upper Lake,
Telford & Son
Corner Conger aad Mala
BLOCK WOOD
Will never be cheaper titaa new.
You kliouM profit by the low price.
Single load $2.50
Double load $3.75
to stork ap for Ike wlatrr
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
O. PEYTON, Maaager
55 Main Street
YOUR GARDEN
If you don't want tho neighbors to
say "1 told you so." Eaay enough
to do, too, if you have proper tool
and Implements. Come here for
them. We have everything for
the garden and sell them at prices
which cannot bo duplicated.
Hardware Co.
Who lays asldo a little money reg
, ularly In this savings bank, and
thus provides against the "rnlny
iliiy" that almost lararlsbly comes
to all. In times of adversity you
will find an account at this bank
your best friend., .Commence Hav
ing today,
SAVINGS BANK
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