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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Tho capitalists of tho city should
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apartments under consideration at
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FAILI'KE OF KOVF.UN.MKNT OP-KItATIOX.
The failure of government opera
tion for railroads, telephotif ,md tele
graph lines, or any other public util
ities, might easily have been forenoon
y anyone who would take the trou
ble to consider the elemantal Influ-
Klamath County In prmlnc u ban
ner County in Its fight against the
squirrel pest, declares Ira N C.abrlel
son of the l S Illologlcal Survey,
who has been here for a short visit,
checking up the results here with
County Agricultural Agent K i.
Thomas.
The farmers are co-operntlng with
the rulings of the new law for com
pulsory squirrel killing that there
TEMPLET HEATER
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Triangle Present".
JACK ItlCIIAHIVSOX
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A Thrilling Wrotrni llramn
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BLOCK
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Is the ideal fuel for the
summer season because
it makes a quick, hot
fire, just when you
want it.
Order Peyton's Blocks
and you are sure to get
dry ones.
0. PEYTON
"Wood to Durn"
501 Main Phone 112-R
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outcome. It- L certainly axiomatic will probably be very few cases where MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
that centralized power In an Individ- H '" be necessary to hire the work MOTION IMCTURr
nal or commission can only produco , de and charge it against the land,
results commensurate with the integ- 'n 'he opinion of this official
Tity. ability, experience and unself-l There aro som, cases of non ""
ishness of the Individual or the mem- slden,s wnere nrrangementi will be
bers of the commission, it U im- made ,0 naTe thls work done- but
yoeaible that government operation ' fartuers for a T Hre Part hav,? , '
would place In control men of great- SD0Hn a Jeslre to get In themsslves factories and a little way up In tho
r ability and experience than were and push ,nls ma,ter to 'nt utmost, mountains we have several logging
the men who bnilt up the enterprises - camps We also have tho bit flour
nnder Drivate management. Neither, miiii-.k iiminii mills in uregon nut wo nave to senu
is there any reason to believe that ll "r products to
. . ..ii .... i Tonicht and Saturday Probable ivirnihv nnis. ' .
. .. ... shnunn i&'IfH panHn annlhrlv lilmt. !.... .. hmIa .Ka ... ml. ' At
nonest or less seiusn man private " - "" - .--.., -. r.v. j -c i. i"- " "-
operators. Private operation nad the " ery on tho Pacific coast. It can"t be
advantage of the Incentive constant- XOTICK. beaten anywhere, but It costs too
iy offered by .be nope of the re-1 Members of th(J Rcef Corp3 , much to ship It out. It Is the same
wards of success. In government soldiers and returned soldiers are a ltn calt, and 'umDcr-
Deration tthi Incentive was practl- asked to meet at the Hotel Hall at Pansy Robertson,
tally lost 10:30 on Sunday morning. May 18th "This road would pay for Itself In
Government operation necessitates a specUl rmoTwm time a. It would pas. Crater
all the acts incidental to government be preached on Peace and Arbltra- ,alte Teddy Ueckett.
regulation, and more. If, then, gov- tlon
eminent regulation be a failure,
nothing better can be expected from
government .operation. If govern
ment regulation be a snecess, there
is no r.ned' for1 government opent'on
Private operation nnder government
regulation regains tbe advantage of
individual Initiative and the stimu
lus of competition In efficiency,
while these are wanting In govern
ment operation; By no line of reas
oning can one justify the !) 't.itl in
tint government operation a"1 at
tain Iho degree of supd"? csht-ived
by private operation under propor
aj.'vprnment; regulation.
Government operation has not only
swen more costly and less officii nt
but It has brought complaints ot dis
crimination and injustice estab
lishment of inequitable rates and In
jury to business. It has brought
strikes .and threats of strikes, dls
'tntcnt among employees, ai'ao
niem toward the government, waste
InlnoF"!, depreciation, retrogression
and disorganization. All of which
was forseen by men who know that
an appointment to govenvnn i
lice does not carry with It extraor
dinary ability. Intelligence, experi
ence or Integrity.
BERRIES
FOR CANNING
The dry warm weather forced the berry
crop and the coming week will see Straw
berries at the height of the season. We offer
Monday and for the week Strawberries at
$2.95 the crnte.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Hams, the pound 39c
Whittier Tomatoes, the can 15c
The dozeh.cans $1.75
Strained Honey, tho pound 25c
Buck Wheat Flour, the pound 5c
Corn, the can 19c
The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main St.. Phone 34
Klamath Falls
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PRICES A LITTLE LESS THAN ELSEWHERE MERCHANDISE THAT YOU CAN ALWAYS
DEPEND ON EFFICIENT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS WHAT W EHAVE TO OFFER YOU.
J. F. Maguire Co.
8th and Main
Streets
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NEW VOILE WAISTS, SPECIAL PRICES
Just received by express, a new lot of late stylo
Voile Waists in white, pink and corn.
Sizes 36 to 46 $1.29
Sizes 48 to 54 $1.68
Residents of the city are appealed
to on behalf of the new people who
are dally coming to Kalmath Falls
to offer for rent any spare rooms they
may have. There are scores of
Tooms thruout the city that the own
ers of whish could make proun ll"'
if they would set aside the false
pride they have about "renting
rooms." It Is reaching a point In
this city where It will become a duty
for everone who can spaie u ro'vn
to offer it for rent The people can
not be accomodated and scores are
leaving the city every day because
they have been unable to find a place
to live In while they looked over tho
city and county. Therefore, you are
urged to prepare for occupany any
vacant rooms you may have In your
home and offer them for rent, either
thru advertising them or thru the
real estate men of the city.
We would also call tho attention
f property owners In the western
part of the city to tho absolute ne
cessity that they mako over Into
housekeeping apartments many of
the buildings that were formerly
stores and rooming houses. At very
Email expense these could bo con
verted Into comfortable llttlo apart
ment h und would be tho means of
greatly relieving tho pressing need
High
Grade
Ladies' & Men's
Clothes
MADK TO OKUER
FINKST f ATKIUAMi
IIEST OF WOKKMANBIIJP
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I'KIIFKOT FIT OUAHANTKKD
Prices are very reasonable
Your Inspection Invited
Chas. J. Cizek
MIIKCIIANT TAIIXJK
.'.I Main Ht.
CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS
In khaki and blue Denim and blue Steffel.
Full cut, and fast colors. Sizes 1 to 8;. prices $1.15
and $1.25.
CHILDREN'S HATS FOR SUMMER
A large collection of nifty Hats for the little
ones in straw or crash. Many novelties in the assort
ment. Prices 35c to $1.00.
CHILDREN'S WHITE MARY JANES
Made of fine quality white canvas, with rubber
soles. Sizes 5 to 10y2 $1.00
Sizes 11 to 2 $1.20
WOMEN'S WHITE FIBRE SILK HOSE, $1.00
't An exceptionally good number at a reasonable
price. Sizes 8t to 10.
WOMEN'S GAUZE VEST, 25c
A low price for these garments and the quantity
will not last long. Extra sizes, 35c.
BOYS' WASH SUITS
In plain white, blue and white, brown and white
and black and white stripes. Prices $1.50 to $3.00.
Also Boys Sailor Suits, made of best quality
white Gabardine and made like the regulation army
suits. Price $4.50.
WOMEN'S KHAKI OUTING CLOTHING
Here you will find riding breeches, riding skirts,
tramping skirts, khaki Middy blouses, etc. Prices
reasonable and quality the best. Extra sizes in all
above garments also in stock.
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J, F. Maguire Co.
8th and 1V1
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