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Friday and Saturday
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Mr and Mrs. V Q, Williams wore
County Scut lsltors Saturday. I
rlw farmers club bold it meeting nl
tlio cbol house Sunduy ocnlni.
FOLLOW THE TRACKS"
WILSON'S SHIP
' TO CO HAD
nltlun of l,i'iilm or Tiolrlo
lioll without foundation.
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'I lie I'sknlso'i huh Imo a x loiuiu
I'lniiucr. wlili Ii lh hire for Mir u
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PORTLAND. April S The Iour
delayed improvement of the Center
Lake road I now In sight Proposals
for 'coustructon will be opened April
11th by the district oltlce of the Unit
ed States public roads for the con- slides
structlon of the forest section be-
tween the park boundarj and Pros
pect on the Jackson County side, and
for Anna Creek section on the Klnm
uth sldo of the Cascades. These pro
jects arc In co-operation with the fed
bi. is some what 'rar".n'el at this
vl'lnjf.
A I) Addr-on sold his sruill band
o' tntlle to Jims Hockley, who Is tal,.
I ik t", cm with his band to tin lienor-v.'ttoit
1 The cltirens of Alt. likt met at
the church Friday lilfiht to further
the plans Tor rtlsiiiK jnonej t on
liiiso the church
Mr Thonins, the count) am IctiHur
Ist will glo a looturm and lantern
;it the Mt. X.aM cliurvh no?
Kndaj nlKht Apill the Utli on high
altitude faUntiiK
Jlmni'e I lonle) and Jim Wilson
helped A l Addison brand cilvuH;duv. lM!)0
i no afternoon this week. After all
Itogutar DliM'ivdiinnrd Sort or n M)i
trr) Is With Uh Today
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I'AIUK, April 7 OrdurH whlih II
Is learned hmo been t;li'ii for the
1'nlted States transport (leorco Wash
ington to proceed from an Amorluiu
port to a French port are not taken to
Tracks always huvo the atmosphere moan Hint President Wilson Is cou
nt mvstery about them. Doesn't make tomplatliiK a proiuaturo dupartmo
SfdeKhteS JiUoM'io ll, ". "' ""-"' '"
of far nw-av, or little or big footprints. ",,cl '"' hollef that tlio peaeo unifer-
Tracks key up your Imagination once will ho unnhlo to effect nil ud-
paTtlcularly odd looking trncks Per- jnstment of outstanding problems nl
'japs ou can t flguro out tho sort of ., , , , .
nnlmal that has passed on Its Journey. " C'l'aratUol eaily date
That adds to the test of tho question.
Alnny animals hno IiIr, husky feet. WASHINGTON. I) t'.Apill 17
d It's worth whllo brushing up on ,,oril Heading, the llrltlsh umlmssii
this track business to discover what , ., . , ., . . ....
Mud of an animal makos font nrl.its ,1(,r- "Uthrlxed tho slalomont that
M"ko tho ones that are printed In to-'ill" suggestions of Premier Moid
Cleorgn had aihlsed that the re og
a little fun adds to tho
M.VMVUI IMI.I.S IIIIAM'II
MASON, EIIRMAN & CO.
VVliolesalo Grocers
TOBACCO. CIGARS.
CIGARETTES
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X Riverside Cabinet Shop -
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All Kinds of Furniture
General Furniture Repairing
Screens for Windows and
Screen Doors
MIKKORS, KKSL1VKHED
10 MAIN ST.
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Herald's Classified Advs.
eral go eminent
road aid act. J
The distance to be Improved from
Prospect to the park lino is 22 miles,
and the estimated cost of grading and
bridges is $237,000. Of this amount
I the government contributes $121,-
1300. The remainder Is to be paid by
the state and Jackson County. The
plans call for three bridges of con
crete. Owing to tho importance of.
the road the class of construction will
be a little higher than that of forest'
roads in general. '
The Anna Creek section Is only i
A, two miles in length. t
X These projects were agreed upon
two eara ago. but construction was
postponed by the federal goternmfn I
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The improvement will follow close
ly the present road, and as a result i
travel to the park will be somewhat i
affected during the period of con-1
structlon I
When the forest end of the work is
under the forest ' t-i the county sent Saturduj.
W I) Hiitler made a bindnoss Uli'oy of living And ou'll undoubted-,
lv get some run out of this rent old- vvmmwwsvs-'v
jtlnio in story.
j "Follow the Trucks" Is tho cry all
I (vnr thi niittnn tndnv Rtndv thin
imil'PIXtJS , mystery plcturo and those that follow-
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. It'll
bo n lot of enjoyment. Just "Follow
tho Tracks!"
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Mrs (Hon
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Stocman spent
dis the llrst of tho week with Mrs
Frank Stewart.
Mr Stewart and sons were among:. 22 caliber Tlomlngton
Hie flsheis at the Lost Rler Dam j point cartridges.
T11K PAHISIAX IlKAl'TV SHOP
The Harper Method
of Scalp Treatment and Shampoo
Ing. Facial Treatment,
Manicuring
.110 Main SI. Phono illlll
Oasscr.gers
and Baggage
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PIIOM' 1H7
Western Transfer Co.
Keep down the gopher pest with a
and hollow
3-12t
FOR SALE
SEED RVE for sale Vin Znmo. Vn-
lin, Oregon. 6-6t j under way there will bo a stretch of
I au mues Deiween aieaiora anci t-ros-
FOR SALi: Chevrolet car, as good
as new, $500. Enquire Howie gar
age, v 8-
FOR SALE Four room bungalow.
practically new; two lots, 24-foot
oacK porcn, screened; front pon
out buildings, city water; Mills Ad-
porch,
ditlon; price $1,050, halt cash, bal
ance easy terms. "Inquire box 27.
8-2t
PHONE PEYTON for Wood 11211
FOR SALE Good quality seed rye,
seml-bcardlcss. Chilcote & Smith,
623 Main st. 5-6t
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. at ranch
near Merrill. See C. A. Bunting or
phone 23CM, Klamath Falls. 4-St
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8. Res
toration of the low round trip sum
mer fares to practically all summer
resorts, effective May 30 to Septem
ber 30, inclusive has been announced
by F. E. Batters, assistant traffic pas.
senger manager for the United States
railroad administration.
The rates apply to practically all
summer reports to which summer
I tickets were sold in the past, said the
announcement.
-i mere win oe iwo general classes,
condition;,.,, ,.,.
I 1 For tickets limited to three
' months reduction of 20 per cent
FOR SALE Late model Ford with from double the one way fare
extras. In good condition; may be i Tirkn HmitrH fnr is rtas
seen at WJiito Pelican garage, or in- , . VrtA,. ,, q,,j,,. ,j,', i
quire N. H. Bogue. K. D. bldg. 3-6t soId Frld3ys and Saturdays reduc-
j tlon of one third tho double. one wny'
FOR SALE Five room cottage, mod- fare. j
era improvements, for sale by own-1 Fifteen day tickets will not be,
er; ciose in; lurniture ir desired, in-' ,,, . ,, . ,., ,M ,n
eluding piano. Enquire Frank M. soId l0 polnts more Ulan 40 mlIe3
Upp, 511 Main st. 31-tf 1 distant.
FOR SALE: A 'first class, good pay
ing workingmen's hotel, $2,500
cash required. Address 1340 Main
street, city. 4-12t
FOR SALE White and Rotary sew
ing machine; in fine
price $25. Inquire at Herald office
3-tf
pect to provide for. Plans are being
made to do this work, or at least a '
great .portion of it in co-operation
with the federal government under
the post road act.
IT'S HERE AT LAST
Buy your gasoline
where you can SEE it
measured. We have
the only visible GAS
OLINE Dispenser in
the city.
It's your own fault
if you don't get full
measure.
It's something new;
come and see it.
Wc luiic frci nW for your
tire; iilnnjs plentj of It.
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SUPPLY
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SUMMER FARES
TO BE RESTORED
LET THE KODAK
SPECIALISTS
TELL YOU THE
"HOW" TO TAKE
PICTURES.
EXPERT
FINISHING OF
YOUR
NEGATIVES.
STAR DRUG CO.
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FOR SALE General merchandise The niece Mr. Wilson assigned n
business, located on Irrigated ranch Miss Columbia on the Peace Confer-j
on highway. Address Owner, care of ence program was "Keep tho Jlomo
Evening Herald. 25-tf i Fires Burning." but she is developing
an annoying habit of humming out
FOR RFNT Iouu "Where Is My Wandering Boy
..Tl JJb-jL! Tonight ?" Philadelphia North
Toil KENT Two furnished bed- American.
rooms. 032 Oak st.
5-tf
1 Mrs. Agnes H. Eskelson will be in
PASTURE TOR. LEASE 11,000 Eskelson's Furniture store Monday
.icreh tule land of Klamath Drain- and Saturday of each week, and. the
ago dlbtritt, -near Midland and Wor- remaining days she will be found al
den; suitable for grazing cattle; tract .143 Ninth street. Those having ac
tan be divided into two nearly equal counts with her kindly see her at
units. 51, Motschenbacher, L. Jacobs, once. S-3t
W. S. Slough, committee. 1-tr
HELP WANTED
WANTED Girl for general house-
"Mlckey" at
and Saturday.
the
Liberty
Friday
7-4t
work. Call 294J.
25-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED
FIRST CLASS cook, second cook and
waiter wdnl Jobs in lumber camp.
Enquire Houston house 7-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
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WANTED Bucks to pasture on Bear.
Island; good grass, plenty of wa
ter; careful attention by experienced
care-iaKer. j. D, Swift, Klamath
Falls
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LOST At danco.at Opera rfouse Sat
' "rdaJ'. n'eht Ladles purple um-
u,D,,a wun ivory tips. Finder return
to Herald Office. Rownrt. s.3t
A returned Veteran of the struggle
over there" Is placed in the embar-
aoouie predicament of either becom-
, n iaiei or suffering hunger and
"""" "i niss or kiu," which comes
u mo wDerty theater tonight. He
vus uia problem In a manner that
stamj,s him ns absolutely honest and
wins for him the love of a beautiful
PLUMBING
STEAM FITTING
SHEET METAL
FURNACE WORK
Pumping and Irrigating
Plants of All Kinds
Estimates Cheerfully
(Contracts Taken
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THRIFT
Made Easy
II Perhaps at some time in the past you
have tried to save money, but it proved
a little difficult, and you gave it up.
jj Do not, however, despair. There is an
easy way.
fl To start Thrift but three things are
needed:
1 A Savings Account in this reli
able institution.
so
2 A determination to save
much every week or month.
3 Careful management in little
things.
Those who practice Thrift naturally
save money j in fact It saves itself!
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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B5E A Message to
U .. rarents
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We nnl outj Imij ninl girl In Mmmiili fount) In
luue a Hating Airoiiut. 'lint's our i, tin ri-.ixm-. w
opennl this lii-w Siulngs lli-pnrtiiii'iil In help ptnniiito
the prospcrit) nl tho joungrr Kciicr.itiiin. In iiildllliin lu
pa j lug thrill n liberal rati' of InlorrM nil Hull- (lfn-.,
we RoIiik to i-iKiiiiriiKi' Ihrin'lii utliir ii).
51.0(1 or niiilc .liiil ji SiuIiij-.s nniiiil lioio.
Stand
Hard Knocks
Hull pln)lliK in loth nf fun
but It's hiird on sIiihin s,, nr
llix othiir outdoor kumich nu
pliiv "Aiuiirliiiti llo)' Shms
urn miiilo fur bnN who llkn
liuiillhy pleiiHiiru mill still u ant
to look mint Thoy hiHt u Iimir
ttllie mill hold their nhtipx im
lein: uh they lust
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She fiRST National Bank
TdBiff
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
American Boy"
Shoes
I'ur Wurk or I'ln), fur llulldit
ii r i' miidn by expnrtit who hutu
litH'li iiiiiklug boys' slini'ii for 2u
X'urs Thoy look ilresiy, feel
line ihn very first lime uu put
thorn on, ninl cost no morn than
Hoinit other shoes you would lint
like nearly so well
Miidn lu light or heiixy uclKlit
bliick or tun T'll your imiilmr
nlin ciin trust thtt mi'rrbuiit lin
offers ou "Ameriruli liny'
KhiiKN If tin hasn't t twin tell
lilm to get you a pair, 5 mi l
uiiiko no mlHtaku
Bradley Shoe Store
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K. SUGARMAN
"I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY"
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Mothers Attention!
Arrived at last. Boys' Clothing, Kazoo Support
ers and Summer Hats. Look them over.
K. SUGARMAN
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING
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