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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Biggest Oregon Meet
to Start Wednesday
TOM SAWYER IS
NOW ON SCREEN
PORTLAND, Jan. 7. Announce
ment Hint the Third Oregon regiment,
now scattered in France and England
in sbour to tic moblllted, and return
ed to the United .States for demoblll
ration, adds to the, Importance of the
Itci-onstructlon convention to be held
in Portland January 9, 10, 11th.
With Oregon's boys, or at least a
lsrjrc proportion of them actually on
their way homeward, comes thu ne
cessity of Immediate action x In con
nection with the Industrial readjust
ment plans. And judging from tho
ftticng Interest manifested In the
coming convention, there Is little
doubt but that a broad, compiohoiv
stvo programme will be formulated
and placed into operation.
Tho Reconstruction convention U
rot to be In the form of a lorn; ta;k
ost. Extreme caro has been taken
In tho selection of the subject to be
l;indlrd and the men who ate to
present thorn and, altho discussion
will bo encouraged, the speeches to
bo delivered will weave themselves
Into definite Ideas already formulated
to bo presented to the larso delega
tion for Its approval or amendment.
Assurances have already been re
ceived of attendance of men from
every section of the state and it Is
probable that the attendance of state
wide delegates will outstrip that of.
any gathering ever held In" the his-
conREcno.v
tory of OrcKon.
Oregon is the first state in the
t'nion to plan to take Immediate
hold of the Reconstruction problems
and with the convention underwny,
will protwbly be the first state to
adopt a general programme to work
I out these problems.
U the Tom Sawyer of. the movies la
up to tho Tom Sawyer ot tho story,
tho local pnbltc will bo provided with
a rare treat at tho Star theater to
night and tomorrow night. Thoro Is
no one that has not been Intensely
, Interested in the lovo trials of Tom !
land Reeky Thatcher, and ot the wild,
i adventures ot tho young hero on hlsi
'runaway voyngo with Huckleberry,
J Finn. Jack Ptckford has a big job,
to bring the incidents of this famous '.
story up to tho word pictures paint-i
ed by that Inimitable writer, Mark)
Twain.
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i out inese prooiems. -Twain.
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It was George C. Ulrich who left ,
for Portland to attend the annua!
meeting of the Stato Mutual Life In- (
surance managers instead ot. George t
Jory as announced In yesterday's
Herald.
Problems of Peace
Facing u.s now are such taks ns: 1st Aiding our
returning soldier to get scttlel among us once more;
i!l Helping business again attain an unrontrtcted pace;
3d Developing those unequaled resources ofKlnmath
County.
Your account here is going to help t'S to help YOU
to the greatest exteut.
K. R. Iteautes, President.
.1.. F. Wfllets, Vice-President
Leslie Roger, Cashier.
A. M. Collier, AasU Cashier.
Join, M. Moore, Asat. Cashier.
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Opportunity for you, and opportunity for me. For
you, because you will have a chance to purchase the beat
there is in the market at prices that give you value for
your money. For me, because the prospective growth and
development of this city and county will open a larger
field for my merchandise. For thirteen years 1 have
served the people of Klamath ,each year showing a sub
stantial increase over its predecessor, and this convinces
me that my efforts to give you superior merchandise have
been appreciated.
My new store room at, the corner of Sixth street will
soon be ready for occupancy ,and this added floor space
will enable me to care for my increasing business thru a
better display of my merchandise.
Nineteen Nineteen promises to be greater than all
other years, and it is in the spirit of co-operation and
mutual benefit that I invite you to make it a year of real
opportunity for us both.
K. Sugarman
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THE WOMEN'S STORE
Directs the attention of economically-inclined women to
the many money-saving opportunities afforded by
The Great White Sale
1 She First National Bank I s
JO c KLAMATH FALLS OREGON 9 NIB
A Yearly Event for which preparations are made
in advance an event which brings lowered prices on
many articles of wearing apparel as well as necessities
for the house.
SALE BEGINS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th
H. N. MOE
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FEDERAL KAILHOAD CONTROL J
IS OPPOSED BY COMMISSION.
Letters From
The People
WASHINGTON. I). C, Jan. 7.
The opposition to government own
nrshlD or oDeratlan of' railroads at,
this time was expressed by the Inter- j ah a solution to tliu trlulK anil trib
ulations . of the cattlemen ot this
county. J. 0. Wight of lilldebrnnd
submits for their consideration the
following suggestions, which ho ho
llevcs will solve thn difficulties they
hnvo had to enclunter
state commerce commission In a
statement to tho Senate Interstate'
Commerce committee at a hearing on
, railway Legislation. !
NOTICE
from thu local klllurs, wu would usk
tho senator to secure legislation put
ting thu killing of all beer ntilmulit
entirely under the supervision of
Home precinct otllcur. presumably thu
constable, such otllcer to be provided
with blank curtlllcates, otto of which
he shall till out and deliver to tho
meal dealer when ho has been satis
fied as to thu ownership of thu ani
mal. This blank should contain u
description of animals killed anil the
date of killing. A heavy penalty
should bo Imposed on any person who
shall have In his possession any beef
without such utllcer's certUU'ate, and
a like penalty be Imposed on uny per
son wjio shall purchase or receive
any beef without examining such
olllcer's certificate
Cattlemen of Klamath County. 1
hellyve a bill embracing thu fort'KO'
Ing will protect us, ami rouueu cut tin
dealing to a system for thu first tliuo
In Klamath County. Any crlllrlMii
or suggestions will be gladly recuiv
ed. Itespectfully submitted by
J. (J. WIGHT.
Hlldnhrnml, Oregon
"" NOTICE,.
There will be a culieflvjnnetlng of
the Knstern Star Tuesday night for
Mm purpose of electing officers, fi It
All Klamath Falls dostors mubt To the Cattlemen of Klamath County
report cases on the Influenza, or! At this season of the year, when
.i., nninciniia rllMnnsps to Citv w0 Rnthor In our herds, wo always, or
other contagious diseases to City ..lu.VM. ,ind a serious shortage
Health Officer Dr. A. A. boulo, by , ..'
twelve o'clock of each day.
I n. STRUULE.
, In numbers.
t This Is duo to three causes:
Mayor.. First as a natural consequonco,
'somo of them die. Second Quite a
'number nro driven off by drovers who
pass thru our county with big bands
' ,t .nl00 'rtilr.l ttv ffir tlwi I'rn.-ltnr
number of those missing liavo been
killed by tho local thieves, who seem
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terestod
time thru study.
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL EXHIBIT
AT LOCAL CArE lo Infest every community, and make
an easy living by killing and selling
thu honest producer's meat. i
S. H. Clay, local representative of i All the legislation hcrotoforo pass-,
..... i..-.l.l rnnnnHnnrn Oil SeomS to haVO dOtlO little to pro-.
I Z . . . .. I I .1. 'CCt U8' 0n0 ian Wll '" 'lf,l"B
Schools of Scranton, Pa., Is In the Btock uugnCBS n Klamath today n
icily. Ho has installed a temporary man whom evoryono knows, or near-
I exhibit of the work of tho schools In ly everyone, told me that hu got Into
I one of the show windows at the Rex trouble at the end of tho lino because
i . .. , . . . , . , j ho made tho wrong kind of a com-.
.Cafe. Mr. Clay says ho would bo glad m(jnt on t)lQ fact u;jt thor hon w
to meet and glvo information about fifteen head too large,
'courses of Instruction to anyono in- In going over this matter with Sh;i-
in Improving thoir spare ator Ualdwln, ho not only consontod
Mr Clay can bo i"i'i uui UAiruDnuu a viiiiiiHUunn in
i ' ,1n nil In lila nnwnr In nrntr.ft llui
seen at tho Rex Cafo any day this honcft HtocUman unil Ulu Hlock .,IH.
week botween 11 and 12 o'clock a.m., ncss. In of.'eLt ho said this: "Get
and 6 to 6 p. ra. 'together on what you want, nnd I will
Amnn., th tnnnv lnrnl ntiidnntH arn Uo all I can to help uiid protect you,1
tho follewing: Mrs. Mary D. Ward, nm WQ thnt w, aHk thJ
Terry L. Smith, Bernard L. Nouslton, flonnt0r to Introduce a bill for Klam-
Mlss Ethel Hawxhurst, C. p. Ander- ath County In tho Oregon legislature,)
son, W. J. Bates, Gerald Sorrols, Har-, compelling all drovcra boforo passing
ry Sorrels and Cecil E. Fletcher. Jnto Klamath County to number their
' 'herds under thu supervision of a;
tpropor officer, and aftor passing Into,
Get a standard policy from tho our county to keep a proper record,
Cliilcote tk Smith agency. 24 .containing the names of all Individ-!
m uals from whom they purchase cat-
uu, unit iiiu iiuinuur 01 cuiiiu pur
I engaged fro;n each Individual und
I nun inuir ui'iniiiuiioii in reai:ueu, n
Joe Avery aqd Earl Humphrey In this county ,or if not, boforo they I
left yestetday for Corvallls whore Pass out .tholi1 accounts bo again In-
,. , ' .. , . ., . .. spectod by a propor olllcer. If It bo
they will resume their studios at tho ,,, tnnt thoy hftV0 ft numbor n ox.
Oregon Agricultural College. Cnss of thoir book account tho cattle
J . . shall bo hold until such drover slialF1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY have returned the oxcess numbor to
i.MwMyyrMf...M".Mfwww their propor owners.
GET YOUR HE while tho getting Is A proper penalty should be ut-
l goed: tin 16 'ten tons. $1 per ten: tachod. for thev must know, as tiinv
In Inrirnr Info, will mnlrn ohftniinr. nn (Vnlnt ttmtn It, nvnpv nl.rlii n.i.1 '
cording' to amount; good platform to overy morning, as a check on tho
load from,' Captain Parker's ice drover's voracity, ho ought to he com-l
house, Sbippington. Phone 98Y, , polled to submit to tho County Court'
I 7-2t la copy of his report. As u protection I
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CUP
LEAVE FOB COLLEOE
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v- sturdy, wca r- defy
C ing leave their safety
impressions every
where. They are tho
only pro jections guar
anteed not to skid on
wet, slippery pave
ments, and are found
only on Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tires.
They cost approximately
tho Hnmc ns ordinary 3,500
mllo tireB, though they nro
guaranteed per warranty
tag for
6,000 Miles
Wakefield & Sullivan
Fourth and Klamath