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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PLAN DIVERTING
FARMERS' TRAIN
WOUD DRAW KXCtTStOlf OF KA8T
ERN FARMERS INTO THIS
COUNTY TO VIEW LANDS AND
119,000 ACRES
WILL BE OPENED
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INCOME TAX MAT BB
FOOT PER CENT TO
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OREGON TO BE THROWN OPEN
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United Press amc
, LONDON. Sept M. A 40 per cent
ansreass to the Income tax and other
drastic levies are proposed In the
Introduced to the hoaae ot
It la estimated the annual
revenue Is $1,300,000. and the ex-
eeaditares 7,tS0.000.
The budget proposes to abolish the
halt-penny postal and Increase tele
graph, rata 60 per cent.
received seme need desk Wet-
See Chlleete. 1
HOUSTON'S
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OPERA HOUSE
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Tw Reel galls Drama
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Vltagraph Comedy
An? Sent ic
MKIasss Every Saturday and Sundav
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SeUc Three Reel Drama
Oyster,"
Lahln Coaiady
One ot the bluest advertising
schemes yet suggested (or Klamath
county and one ot the cheapest Is un
der the consideration ot prominent
business men and the Commercial
Club.
It's nucleus was the tact that an
entire treinload ot the progressive
farmers ot the Middle West leave Chi
cago, In a special train, for the San
Francisco fair, October 9th. They ar
going to see the fair, and. Incidental
ly, all the agricultural lands their
train chances to pass through.
The scheme is that Southern Pacific
officials be petitioned to have this spe
cial leave Weed on the main line and
come up Into this country. At Klam
ath Falls would be automobiles wait
ing, with a good guide to each, to
take these men to the farming section,
particularly the irrigated lands. Also
to have the winning products of all
three of the district falreft Klamath
Falls that day tor exhibition purposes.
It is everywhere conceded that the ad
vertising value of the scheme would
be enormous.
The train leaves Chicago on the
Santa Fe line, but to persuade the
farmers to take the Portland route
home would be the easiest part ot the
scheme, for they undoubtedly would
wish to take a different route from
the one on which they came. Con
siderable work will be necessary to
perfect the scheme, but already sev
eral men are Investigating Its feasibility.
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
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MOTION PICTURES TUESDAYS
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Water Power Meaenre Opposed
United Press Service
PORTLAND, Sept. SI. The West
ern states power conierence oegan
this morning. Opposition to the ad
ministration water power measure, on
the ground that it deprives the state
of control ot Its own waters, was vigorous.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Small, used touring car.
for sale cheap. Enquire at White
Pelican garage.. 21-St
One hundred and nineteen thousand
thousand acres of land, some of It
valuable for farming or stock raising,
but much ot it practically waste land,
was opened for settlement Monday in
South Central Oregon. This area
forms the last section ot the former
Paulina forest reserve, which has
been discontinued aa a reserve, and
the lands divided for administration
among the Crater, Fremont and Des
chutes reserves.
The date for making entry la Octo
ber SO, thirty days after the date on
which settlement la allowed. The
elimination was announced in a presi
dential proclamation Issued July IB.
the forest service found the lands un
fit tor its purposes, and brought about
the elimination.
After the settlement date the Lake-
view land office will have Jurisdiction
over the former forest lands.
STOCK EXHIBITS
TO DRAWCROWDS
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER WILL
BE STOCKMEN'S MONTHS AT
FAIR $175,00 IN PRIZES WILL
BE GIVEN
THE NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S,. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Hats - Caps
HAS JUST ARRIVED
We have expected this shipment to arrive every day for more than
two weeks and consequently have missed a great many sales. The
quantity we purchased for fall is unusually large and in order to
not to have to carry any of this stock over, we are going to sell
at a less margin than ever before.
Compare this stock and prices with any other you may chance to see. and
if price and quality count, your selection will be made at this store.
The greatest line of. caps to sell at 50c it has ever been our pleasure to
offer. The price range on Caps is from 25c to $1.00. Yet! true, that's
the prices found in most any of the .stores, but notice the difference
in quality and styles.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81. Octo
ber and November will offer mucn
calculated to delight the stockmen of
the Northwest, this being the time el
the bin- shows of all farm animals.
Horses and mules wlll'have fnll awing pigeons and pets follow
from October 1 to 13. and cattle, beef clout of tha fair.
and dairy animate from October 18 to ' d. O. Lively, chief ot the livestock
I November 1. Sheep, goats and swine department, well known to most Ore-
come in for display from November 3 jgonlans, says there Is every reason to
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to November 15. and the car lota of
livestock will be shown from Novem
ber 11 to November 14.
The big poultry show is on between
November 18 and 28, together with
Twenty Reasons Why RED CEDAR
Shingles Should Be Used
L Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES are endorsed by years of experience.
2 Because RED CEDAR SHINGLE roofs which have been on for thirty-two years
are still in excellent shape.
3. Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES do not rot, rust or corrode.
4. Because of the resistance of RED CEDAR SHINGLES to decay.
5. Because of the light weight of RED CEDAR SHINGLES. Do not make a cum-
sorne roof.
6. Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES do not require close sheeting.
7. Because when properly nailed RED CEDAR SHINGLES are not affected by
the. wind.
8. Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES are not affected by hail as are patent
roofings.
9. Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES do not require the upkeep and frequent
painting that metal and patent roofing require.
10. Because a RED CEDAR SHINGLE ROOF is comparatively noiseless during
heavy rains or hail storms.
U. Because RED CEDAR SHINGLES are poor conductors of heat and cold, thus
making a house cooler in summer and wanner in winter than coverings which
readily conduct heat and cold.
12. Because of the beauty of RED CEDAR SHINGLED roofs.
13. Because of the beauty and popularity of 'RED CEDAR SHINGLES in bunga
low designs. Nothing can compare with the beauty of shingles in bungalow
construction.
14. Because of the case and variety of colors with which RED CEDAR SHINGLES
can be stained.
15. Because of the ease of laying RED CEDAR SHINGLES.
16. Because of the cheapness of RED CEDAR SHINGLES when initial cost and
upkeep are considered.
,17. Because of the ease with which a local injury to a RED CEDAR SHINGLE roof
can be repaired.
It. Because the ordinary layman can tell at a glance what quality of RED CEDAR
SHINGLEhe is purchasing, while it takes a chemist to determine the quality
of other roofing materials. r
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believe that the showing of animals at
the exposition during the two months
will be suoerb. The exDosltlon has
offered $175,000 for cash prizes, be
sides $16,000 for a special horse
show.
Forty-nve breed record associations
lmo provldod $100,327 for special
trophies and premiums, and various
. state commissions to the exposition
have appropriated $160,230 for live
stock prizes, transportation and ex
penses, making a grand total ot $440,
j 557 for live Block participation In tlio
Cattle come In for the largest
share, the money offered by the expo
sition, the breed record associations
and states totaling $148,667, exclus
ive ot trophies. Tlio appropriations
for liorct amount to $128,472; swine
$02,072; sheep and goats $'54,882;
poultry, pigeons and pet stock, $13,
750; dogs and cats, $6,500.
Second Half of Taxes Soon Due
The socond half of the taxes are
duo September 30th and must bo paid
Into the sheriff olTlco by that time to
avoid the 10 percent penalty, accord
ing to county officials.
Awp FosJUun at Sugar leal
Miss Marie Moore ot Mesforf kit
ncci'pted a position st the 8agu Sort
Miss Moore was recently couMtsi
wl,lt iUm IIIm tnf.ut,lnll,ni wHMt hfm
In Medford.
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Mrs, Fred ivtjrw.n iietans ,;
Mrs. Fred I'eteriton and oo kin ;
returned from Newport, whtft
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i nas neen visiting.
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Corner Main and Ipring Streets
Klamath County Distributors for
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Palmer
Garments
When quality, style and work
manship are considereiL the
Palmer Garment is the
acknowledged
Leader of Women's
Ready-to-Wear
Many new Mtodels now on display
and we will deem it a pleasure
to shew yeu through the line.
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Coffee that are bit seJlV.. We
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the comparative reductiens:
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