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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1919)
y ! 1 $ f lw A 4 .taoe rovn THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON wi:im:hiay, .M , HMO. ie Evening Herald Mnny Knstern ntul Central Oregon Heir to Italy's Throne K. j. m v n it Kill TO It A V Published dally eicepl Siiml.ty h communities hno Imnded Ihcmsolws to pay the cost of brlnisliiK water to these tiroiul acres, mill because of the manipulation of bo ml lmers. these bonds live been sold In wmr Mistime es. notnhly nt Vnlo. in Mnllictir coun- Who Was Pari Favorite . "WTte. FVTN ftThe Herald Publishing Company of ii. for 90 cents on the ilolhir The Klamath Kail, nt 116 Fourth street Entered nt the posiottlre nt Klntn jftth Falls, Ore., for transmission thru (the mutts as second-els? matter ' Snbscrlntlon terms bv mall to nn Krw In the United States: : yr $5 on Oae month ... Mi vSjMrmbor of tlio .ocliitcl lro t4?The Associated Press Is exclusively .iitttleu to the use for republication feRaii es dispatches credited to It Injustice to the people who are Mirk 'Mjot otherwise crediwd In thl pa- inK h.ird to build up Iioino. for them aBd also local news, published ...,.. .. ,,,.. ,,.. .,riiv ,, i.i, PVUV w mii ,-. ...... - - - -- mttted to the people at the spec, at election June 3rd next, a toustiltt tlonal amendnieiit whieh n residents of that onterprtstnR section hae lost $T.".0P0 on a siUKle district bond isue of $7S0.000. and this money mlcht lust ni well hnxe been s.wed to the people of Malheur In stead of peint: into the pockets of the rich bond brokers. The mnrkit value of the lands has boon pounded dou because no one but the settlers them selves and their holding were bat k of the bonds "The legislature. recognirlJiK the Irtghta of republication of spe- Jspatches herein are a!o re- vNTCSnu. Mn ai. iniii. THANK YOt! A& i SIC1 PRINl' : HUMBERT T RUCKS FINISH in substance, that the state shall 1 ml its credit to guarantee the Interest on irrigation and drainage bonds when over an Individual project shall have Ey received the approval of a commission following from the Oregon consisting of the state engineer the erprlso. shows that we are attorney general and the state sup get strong support from the erlntendent of banks. te valley It voices a new "rlT me terms oi ne .imviiu- , nrhich we hope to see pre- """nt h' s,n,e wln ''"' ,ho in,r'!,t taction of the state: " " l,omls Ior lnP ""' "r """ take it that every resident of after the date of issue. The bonds 1$ proud of h& own state, will be issued uy me staie. ...... u ... he would be moving on to I"" they will be sold for not less more satisfying to his per- than Par aml the s,nt0 W,U ray tht' j, interest for not to exceed live years are to pull together for the ani1 ,ne amendment provides that the lent of Orecon w must tako state is to be reimbursed, with inter- d Tiew that- Whatever helps , six months after the maturity of Mion of the stati Usgoing to be the bono- !.- ... .. ...... . ... V n talw em to me entire common- inis appears iu us iu .. and we .should not refuse our measure. Western Oregon, generally "my legitmateiproposal on the knows little of Irrigation, and many that U is of no Immediate of Its residents, unfortunately, care to oui.own town and county, less. This is all wrong. If we are to infcasrern Oregon, separated build up our state we should make it tM by a rafige 4t mountains, are possible for the eastern part of Ore-1 thousands of 'acres of land of gon to work out Its own salvation ami ( a truck performance mut set mi jne. . inese lanas are arid, meet us own prooieiua uu uu"iu ui iuf untina uur. - ...... .-.... wfcen irrigated, they produce basis. We are asked only to lend yesterday afternoon when f. II Hem- 1 crops aqd'add much to the the money needed, at the legal rate , is and Fred V Couch rolled up In rwealth. some estimates Dlac- of interest, and ample provision Is front of The Herald omce wun two tscreaue ta the taxable wealth made for its repayment. State'as hjgh as $10,000,000.1 Vote 304 YES. RAPID J H ItKltllUI TIMK IS MAUK HV T. TKItlirilY Tltlt'KS IV CUMIN''. MUIM ItlllTIJMI Ml IMtJr. .mi:nts wkri: nki:hki kn- lUIL'TK ffi HAUTAUQUA ftiJs Itason tickets for the big Chautauqua week are now m sale at S2.50. At 2 p. m. of the opening day they 'idvance to $3.00. Buy now and prepare for the joy jis week of splendid music, lectures and entertain- H, went. There are 22 big events coming less than 12c apiece by the season ticket plan. Few Features of the Week SERGEANT GIBBONS 'anous Canadian author and lecturer. Author of "A Guest of the Kaiser." Seven months in Ger man prison camps. Coming with greatest war story of the platform. CASTELLUCCI'S BAND Castellucci's Concert Band comes to Chautuqua on the fourth day in two great programs. One of the best bands in the West this year. OVERSEAS QUARTET ) nroerams on the second dav. "Vietorv Dav." bv - , ,. . , -,, this quartet of Yanks straight from France. big patriotic event don't miss it. A "JOY NIGHT" Th Earl Hippie Concert Company will make "Joy Night," the last night, an event long to be re membered. Four great musical entertainers. ZEDELER QUINTET Five musicians headed by Nicolai Zedeler, famous 'cellist, who stand in the front ranks among Chau tauqua musical artists. Two concerts on third day. "v Klamath Falls. Mav 25-30 L big 3 ton Atterbury trucks which they had Just piloted from Portland They left that city Thursday after noon, coming by way of The Dalles, llend. Crescent, Heaver Marsh, and Chiloquln. arriving here a little aft ernoon yesterday During all of lh trip they never used a wrench on either machine, with the exception of adjusting two spark plugs, and they ate that some of the road's they travelled were holy terrors lloth machines were mounted with Fire stone tires, and they looked uu If they were Just put on In view of the fact l that the highways covered are Just helng opened up. the record made by ! these two inachlnet, will stand for sometime The Atterbury TYuck. which In bundled In this territory by the Him- , ie Oarage, is one of the leaders In the truck family Those brought In by Messrs Ilemls and Couch are to be used an u seven mile lumber haul, these gentlemen having a contra 't with the liwlnnnll Lumber company to hand!)- the output from their mill to Mitcdoel These trucks are fitted with lumber rolls, dump sheets and buck-boards When the truck reaches lt destination, tin- lumber Is rolli il off until It balance, when tho trui'c Is driven ahead, dropping the mater ial on the ground COAST MAY GET FAIR FREIGHT RATE PORTLAND. May 21 Equalization of freight rates for foreign trndo be tween Atlantic and Pacific porta will result from a conference) of western repreKfcntatives of the foreign trade convention with offlclalx of the rail road administration. If promise of the later are fulfilled. ' This is 'he ineKHUgo brought to Portland bv f lty Attorney W. P. La- ANNOUNCEMENT J-pink'.' Kishlni: and Oiitin camp on Spring Creek, Wll liuini'on Iliver will ho open to the public on a titl after May 20 The good fishing Is now on Good' homo cooked i;ijuii borvi il Tent filurtirH. I-'lBh and Chicken Sunday dinniTH ti specialty. HihrvatloiiH must bo inuilo in uilvnnie HatfcH by week Hinted on ap plication It. C. SPINKH, Prop, P. ()., Cliilouiii, Oregon. WELL DRILLING Vocbut.er llrON. & Klalnulm Merrill, Oregon Or McDonald Peel Itooin vr- Klamath Falls, Oregon. Hoche. who attended the western trade eomenllon mid the conferences of the Culled Slates 1'lmntbcr of t'om inerre. In Id III Chicago and New York Mr l.iilloilie tepieseliled the Portland Dock rotninNsioii l the custi-rti i (inferences The conference of western H'pre srhtiillM'S with iifflclalH uf the uill rond adtiilnlslnitlon. act m ding to Mr InltixlO'. followed iitllioiliu ellU'Ilt i lint n different Inl of SO cents on Iron iiml steel rood In fax or of Mliintle ports had been granted b lbi nill roiul niluilnlstuitlou Following the conference the officials of the rall r on il ndmliilstriitlon piomlsi'd to eiHlallie tbi' rnliB It It could be shown that the differential dlteiud tiufflc to t iislern ports tl,M.I(lll IIHIIWVS UHJ is SOLD AT IOWA CITV. H ITV. Max 1 While I oli it Miowii" bod lies a m.il.li'l i m; in I lie iitaxe" bis carilnge has K'i'" miirchhig on all Ih"" enr, nil i few dii ago was placed on s.ile .il ' rinsing out auction of ller 'loi II and illsponeil of for n imiIi iiti or 1 1 1 I . v heie In lowu t Hi' Il wiis Mite thl ' n llriiwu its. I i lo tlrlvo across counin frm l)( Inline III West lliiui. h ii certain closed chi-, eiv fine inrrliifi i. pie win ilni ninl ni.,11 I'lll up ' nl the .', i w lili'h held a iiiiii,i i, Hie dow u tow n Kin , II was III Ihe e.irh i .II. "Muvj. '"f Ill0(l ' '"lux I, lining 1 M """'llv.t When went) Until Mouse n '.. 1 1,,. 1 1 in Spring -vAssss ' . 4. tt ! You Don't Need a Tool Box BLOCK WOOD Is the ideal fuel for the summer season because it makes a quick, hot fire, j u s t when y o u want it. Order Peyton's Blocks and you are sure to get drv ones. 0. PEYTON Wood to Uurn ' 501 Main Phone 112-R WHEN YOU GO TO FORT KLAMATH The Fort Klamath Gamut' will do your work and tlo it right at reasonable prices. We carry a full line of Accessories, Has and ()K Cars for Hire FORT KLAMATH GARAGE Propst &Porter Proprietors Phone vvfrxsKX-C'X--s 4..)..n.tf4 4 The Beauty Brigade The girls who are admired most for their beautiful complexions, w e I 1-groome 1 hair and shapely hutids ure. the ones who use our high grade toilet articles and pre parations We make u speci alty of flLe Toilet Goods men as Face Creams uml I'owders, Hand Lotion. Tal cum Powders, Toilet Waters Massage Creams, Manlciiro Good, Complexion Hpu'ii , 'Etc. If It's a worthy toilet rtlt we have it first Come In re first and save time nwierwooffi pharmarY W'v , KLAMATH TML1 OREdOri uJ, I High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes .madi: to oiti)i:u I-'INKST MATICItlALS IlKHT OI-' WOltKMANHIIIP liATKHT KTVMCH pi:ni'i:rr pit ocahanticiod PrlceH uro very reasonablo Your lio-pectlon Invited Chas. J. Cizek MKRGIIANT TAILOR HIS Main St. THE LEXINGTON $1995 F. O. B., Klamath FalU CAN YOU MATCH IT AT ANY PRICE? DOUBLE UNIVERSAL JOINTS OF SPECIAL DESIGN KLAMATH STAGE GARAGE OVK 427 PJT hlTH STKKCT WTTTVfrv-VVVVVVVVVVvMf LOSTWHITE WORK HORSE Branded A on left shoulder; black work mare, also blue saddle horse, both branded wagonbow on right shoulder, and sorrel pony branded bnr-S on jaw and branded on left shoulder. Finder notify JOHN O'SHEA, MAL1N, OREGON, And Receive Reward. WRK1EY5 rif Look (or the i rfniipj scaled package, but M mm i nil nave an eye uu. illlilll! i also for the name ; ,1 .H ,,1'MJ I J iej!C w i !!! n ttt i isi : Look (or the jcaled package, but have an eye cut also for the name wessLors IS: 1 n'4P"::i.! -.., - .e oM-crr. fgl m j!mi'(u:M die. kuuii. - -m I lllWll tcctlon 8.lr.s( .r.fc- f i i!r;- I imitation.. J-.: " 1 Pjp.liiti; sealed PcrLatP- ; '" li'ltiji'-ii'.-; action aflolnst tr.:--' ' k',:;!;-;; jjj-1; ?; me crct r. ih AsW0m v SWiVS.' Mi "tl 'W .r V y s""Mi;.. "sr 1 '( rTM inLLlM