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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PIT IT OVKl!.
Canaillan explorer, are advocating.
I.;v all thlups of the Kinil. the last the traniplatittni; and ilee.iimu
dollar of a popular subscription l r.l- herds of riuik oxen Into tin no'
a the hardest to pet. nnil It is o barren lands of the far north
with the terminal fund for 'he i.ill- dispatch recoiled here from Ot
rend t the beplnninp It liokt-l .s twa said the Canadian koi eminent
if it Mould po oier the to,i uuh a may adopt Stefansson's proposal thai
banc, but as the end approaches ei- an experimental station be establish
ed dollar is harder to Ret. Tlwue oil on .Melillle Island, which lies in
Mho are doing the work haie labored the Arctic west of the mouth of the
loyalli and it Is too bad they hav" Mackenzie Kiier Stefansson says
been subjected to the many unpleas- there are about 4.00 oxen on Melville
snt difficulties that usually go with Island -
tasks of a public nature Hut be- Herds later nould be moved from pa nil lllfini Ifi '" ,h'' mountiiln melted rather nlo-
lieve the people of Klamath Kails will Melville Island to the Canadian mala- I II LI HA IRfllnK I "1 '' mu ,rl'u,I", furrl'i a koimI flu of
pet in line and put the job over in a land for breeding and slaughtering, f nil III W 1 1 II l III ivater
manner equally as commendable as according to Stefansson Laplanders IHMil Willi IW .j, foo wrlllj,,,r unt uK,t ruins
they have put oier harder ones probably would be secured as com- 1 I ff I III lllllf) wer fainrable for winter nheiil. oatn
The day is not distant nhen th? bos" to handle the herds UUl II I ! HfllUII u'"' ryv wh,'r" "" ruln fr" I1"""'
-people of this city will see that the Arthur Melghen. CanadUu minis- IlLLL III llllllU crop, arc mifferlng from ilrnugbt. but
petting of this railroad was the Ji?- ter of the inierlor is fninriililv 1,1 rll "''""eaKe thus affected In relatlie-
pest and best thing Klamath Falls pressed with Stefan so-i s s-h"me. It MllL U II U L P II nl '' l,",u" Some little damnge a
ever did. It is going to bring to our was reported Stefan.sson rec-n-ly llUrll 11111 111 111 1,on'' l'5 fr"1 uml co111 w""'" sI,rl"K
city men of the highest type of con- went before the Canadian parliament ' U1LII U I ILUUII ' wheat, oatn and barl") nre getmlna-
Mructive ability It is going to turn and told of I-t-i si beme for lomt lru-1 . ting well In tiiimt locnllllri and hum
into this country a golden stream that "tic ihi oin H "He ( J th.it rein . j'ORTI M) May 23 Kirrpt ovor Ix'en helped by ruin but need more
will cause to spring up in this city deer also be Imported .limited area In western and southern momiure Seeding Is still In pr(iitreit
industries that will make a big city Alaskans interested in the musk Oregon couiiti-.. farm work Is well In ! ln "'l"" elevuted localities A few
of what is today, in comparison, a oxen proposal ni.e irviilatiii a I'etl-; nanj ani vegetation Is fairly well ad- 'him ar reported from I'olk couti
here hamlet. It will open up to ilo- tlon in the north addressed to Con- vunced for the season, savs the week- ' lf am' Kruhopir ure doing some
velopment the great empire of East- Kress asking that the animals be .)b- iv .ummarv of weather and rron con- ' damuge In Klumath county I'lunllng
-n ureBira. ji win urine io "s mf
Tailroad connection to the east that
we o sorely need for the opening up
ot our immense resourse. Can't you
ee It a It will be in the future?
Can't you go out onto our main busi-
ness street and feel the very atmos-
-lere of growth? Is there anyone In
this city who today doubts what the
future holds for this city. If we do our
1 duty? It there is be certainly
Is what may truly be called a pessi
mist. But to accomplish the things
.that are within our grasp It will be
necessary that we cut the bands of is
GARICH'S GROCERY NEWS
VOLl ME I.
JUST ARRIVED
Fancy
Dried
Fruit
Large Prunes
Pitted Prunes
Apricots
Apples
Pears
Black Figs
Raisins
Don't Wait for Strawber
ries for Canning Purposes.
Get Busy.
DAILY SHIPMENTS
Give Us Your Order
By the Case.
MORE BUSINESS
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SKVTTI.K. ah. Mm .M f,-,.it
plain I.Miik alotiB the ntu coat m
northern la-K.i ami C.imul.i noun
nun Iwonii' inerlca s latest t'uw
count r ' as Uov Thin Kicks Jr . of
Alaska ami Vllhtalmur Stefansson
taineu irom me Lanauian Arctic l
lands and transplanted In northern
Alaska. The Alaskans point 10 the
fact that the government about iwen-
ty years go Introduced 1.2S0 domes-
tic reindeer Into northwestern Alas-
ka. Under Eskimo care these herns'
have increased at the rate of doub-
ling In three years
Musk oxen if developed in the
north will furnish meat, milk and
wool They naturally are a cold
weather animal and can well stand
the rigors of the northern climate. It
claimed
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. FltllMY, MAY Hit,
EDITORIAL
DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE?
My Answer Is YES.
I say this for two reasons It
pays you and pays me
It pays xou for me, or any other
merchant, to advertise, because it
tells you whenever there are any
bargains In the market It pre
vents profiteering because the ad
vertising merchant is the balance
whpel that keeps prices at the fair
level for you If you watch the
advertising columns of a newspa
per you will always find It to your
advantage, for they ulwavs furnish
you an opportunity to cut the cost
of living.
It pays rri to advertise for in
that way I can speak into nearly
every home In the city and county,
tell those living there I am In busi
ness and Invite them to give me
their patronage Like every other
merchant, there are times when 1
can buy something in my line at a
bargain Whenever I ran do so, I
buy it and give you the benefit of
It I fould sell rny bargains at the
regular retail price and make a
bigger profit; I could stop my ad
vertising and add the. money thus
laved to my bank account; I could
grab onto every cent that comes
rny way and deny you participation
In the profits such easy money
brings me, but I prefer doing busi
ness on a different plan. I am
anxious to live and let live, and I
believe you are willing to do the
same thing That Ib why I know
advertising pays me, and pays you,
for you show your appreciation of
the efforts of the merchant who
Is trying to help you cut your liv
ing costs, by buying from him
and that is Just why ho advertises
and why his advertising pays.
FIRST CLASS GOODS
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Ilanit has lii'i'it m IumiIIiiu uiirtu' mi 01
one of the reni:innt I atul Ii nilers of
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QuIrllnU' Itnliiu.
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lout last suiiutiir "K'l a inlili'.li' i'tirn iTiti t uiih i In - iiiik hi tMiuit it. un
(jltlon ln Oregon
Issued by the weath
er bureau here The week wan cool,
with considerable cloudiness Mght
rains were of frequent occurrence In
the western counties and scattered
sh,owers occurred In most of the east-
ern part of the state but there was a i
considerable area In the central and
southeastern counties where no rain
fell A title snow fell in a few ele
vated localities Frost occurred sever
al mornings In some of the eastern
counties In the central und south
ern cbuntles there were high drying
winds and soma dust storms. Snow
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M'MMUKIl i".
Don't Forget to Watch
This Space for Our
Weekly Special
2 Packages Citrus Wash
ing Powder large.
Bars Rose Toilet Soap
Cans of Light House
Cleaner
$1.00
All This for Only
SATURDAY ONLY
BETTER SERVICE
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of corn Is progressing rapidly, t ho
over some very small areas, planting
wm stopped by rain Warmer weath
er Is needed for corn ,
The weather wus generally favor
able for fruit but there Is still com-'
plain "' apples, cherries und prunes
(dropping Struwberrles un- plirtlful
n Douglas couunty anil are ripening
n other localities Early cheerles are
Mil.nln In I'ttifilllln J-niintV
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The growth of alfalfa and clover
has been returded by low temperature
and luck of sunshine Other hny '
crops have generally mude good
growth .Meadows and pasture? have
been revived by rain In the western
counties to make good gains Shear
ing continues ?timi. sheep hale been
poisoned on the range In l.nke coun
ty Planting of potatoes ront I '.lies
Early potatoes are growing well (iar
dens need warmer weather nnil more
sunshine, the report declares
MANY KILLED BY
IOWA EXPLOSION
I CEDAR HAI'tDH. May 23 Ten
bodies were taken from the ruins of
1 Douglas Starch plant following an
explosion and fire Seven men are
missing, probably being in the ruins
Liberty
Market
Successor to Clt Murket
We are now in thq ,ame
building as the Klamath De
partment Store, and from
our new location wo are In
a position to give our many
Therefore Iletter Meats,
patrons better service there
for Iletter Meats,
Nice, Juicy Cutu of IWief,
Mutton, Pork and Vral Al
tvu)M on Hand.
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HOME. .Ma 13 The Yule mo of
Slrnuiboll on the Island of that name
off the north coast of Hlcll) m viol
lit erruptlon Numerous victim are
reported
Ull.l. OK O. J. ESKKI.SO.V, OK THE
ITY OK KLAMATH KAI.I-M
O Onward March
J Justice and Peace
E Excellent chnractnr
S Smiles Mild sunshine
K Kindness and Jov
K "Ever reudy lo aid
lr l.ovlug und t'oimlilerut
S Success and confidence
O -Own no mall, but to live them
N Never look back with regret
() J KSKEI.KON bequeathed this
name to One. twelve years ago, and
June first she may be fouud at 102?
Main
AGNES II AM ME It K8KELSON
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Some Election ! Eleven to one in favor of turn
ing over the Klamath Falls Municipal Railroad
to Robert E. Strahorn.
This means more added prosperity to our pity
and a bigger Klamath Kails.
Why shouldn't this make every citizen in
Klamath Falls "swell up," and make him or her
feel proud and glad they are alive and living in
such a community. It certainly docs us, for our
means of earning our bread and butter is selling
GROCERIES, and the more people we can get
into our city the more butter for our bread.
Of course there will be more Groccrymen
pome with the crowd. Why not? Good and well.
We fear no competition and will always be on
the ground floor to meet any and all legitimate
competition with as good goods as the market
will afford.
We solicit your business at our store or over
PHONE 200.
The SUNSET GROCERY
PALACE
FOR SERVICE
The only Meat Market in
Cold Storage rooms for
Fresh and Cured Meats.
NICE, JUICY CUTS OF KLAMATH COUNTY
Steer Beef
ALWAYS ON HAND
For Quality and Service We Excell.
KLAMATH
Phone 68
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PACKING CO.
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