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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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inserted photograph Is of Ollle Perorri nrriri.i rV .1 . .V 5, . p"1"' vl ,,,p lu"n,""e siruiiure The
ejected to officiate in the big sera ol ,he Tol aexia Commission. bo was
TUESDAY, JVIiY 8, t10.
IS IT XOW OR NEVER?
of their affair, when It Is; then It
will be up to them to keep still and
jtake their medicine when It will lw
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too inte to mnko a change.
j With an active Commercial Club
some solution of the problems that
have to be solved can be found. A
A final effort Is to be made tonior- Commercjal Club will not grow of
tow nlEhf to put over the reorganl itself. You, Mr. Ituslne.ss Mnn, Sir
jation of the Commercial Club, and Property Owner, Mr WorMngmnn
lor that purpose there is to be held Mr General Public, will have to put
In .the council chamber at S o'clock it Into existence and keep It there.
a meeting at which everyone inter- It must come from a united "effort
nested in getting the new organiza- and be kept going by continued sup-
tlon under way is asked to be prvs- port, or it will never be of an ini
ent. Benjamin S Worsley, of As- portance to the community
toria, who is known throughout the
rtate because of his work in behalf
ol horticulture and agriculture. Is WILL ASK KERN
in the city, and it is. for the pur-' TO RE-SUBMIT
poso of giving the people of this city
and county an opportunity of hear
ing him that the meeting- is called.' (Continued from Pane 1)
He will talk of the advantages of a
progressive commercial organization This same power can be deliviroil
and as he is a forceful talker it will from lJu h rn , ,.wer n,aiu .,,. ., ,
"be a privilege to hear him. Investment of ro. to otceM $12.. i".
The necessity for an active Com- a savin of over 1 00,000 would tliH
mercial Club is so apparent to every b. made ty :..uting the pi ml ntai
one that it hardly needs discussion, or Klam.ith Fall Also all stj e vi-1
Any business man or property own- water taxes would be paid into the
"t recognizes the need of one, but State of Oregon Instead of into Cali-
when It comes right down to going fornla. as it is at present under the
to a meeting or putting forth any, operation of the California, Oregon
Bort ,he immediately joins the "let Power company. You will note by the
George do it" class That is why foregoing that the city, first, by eli
thls city Is lumbering along with-1 minating the community value which
out one, and why it will continue tO is rightly hers, and second, by locat
ed so unless something is done now'ing its plant nearer home will have
to get one actually under way. direct saving of approximately
Klamath Falls needs a Commer- $160,000.00.
cial Club now as it never needed one, You will note under Item 14 of the
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before and the .least those who want
one can do Is to come out to the
meeting tomorrow night. It must
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expense account that there will be a
considerable P"lnp on trnnsmi"ion
expenses which is only natural Also.
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"te remembered that the time is atj under item 20 the city would not
band when something must be done
about the location of factories in
Jhis city The Herald has warned!
have to pay some $3300, to maintain
an office in San Francisco, as Is now
done by the California, Oregon Poiv-
ebont this time and time again. Itjer company
Chas told the people of Klamathj In regard to the Income account 1
Falls that the site for another town believe It is self-explanatory. There
has been purchased and it tells U no doubt that "my estimate of in
4hem now that unless something is come is very low. In fact I do not
done three mills are going to be lo-i doubt that within two years from the
cated there. That much is piac- time ot the acquisition of this proper
tically settled. There is also a pos- ty, that the income from city 3crvlc
'nihility of two, and perhaps three, will be fully twice the amount I spe
' other mills joining with them. Nowjcify. My estimate was based on the
'iT the business- men of Klamath' load at the beginning of 1917. This
Falls can sit quietly by and see this has increasedw by a large percen
Ihing happen without the slightest tnge by now.
effort to stop It, when It can be' I might say that In regard to the
stopped; if the property owners of income cf the present property of
the city think that the mills have the Keno Power company, which Is
to come here, when they don't have not Included in the accompanying
to; if the working man who has statement, that we have a connected
lis home here and wants to take rumpim load of over 400 horse pow
Midvantage of the schools thinks it er which brings us $20.00 per horse
-will not affect him, when it will; power year. This Income will place
if the people In general think that the riant as It stands on a self sup
thlB matter of a new town is none porting basis.
In conclusion I might add that by
the nc'iulpitlon of the Keno PovfJ
Company property the City of Kin
math Falls will come Into pos-e.;Io'i
of a water power that will meet "im
nedB of the city for mnnv years 'o
come We have 'i potential power'
hero r.f between thirty and forty
thousand home po-er Hoping that.
thin information i ill be of Interest
tc ycu I remain, '
Very ti ily yours,
J. W. KKP.NS
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the American naturalist, has Just
returned from, a three-year so
journ in the heart of Africa where
be discovered "the talking mon
key" claiming they have a Ian-'
gnage all "their own. He brought
back the body of one-of the spe
cies for the 8mlthoaUn' Institute
at Washington, D. C.
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OPERA HOUSE
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Wednt-Hilny A Kiiturday
MkIiIh.
JAZZ MUSIC.
STAR THEATER
TODAY
Paramount 1'rwcnt
1 WALLACE ItEin
In
"THE HOUKE ifV SILEXCK"
Other Feature, on Tho Program tirf
A Mack Bennett Comedy starring
The Mack Scnnett liathing tJirlt
In
"The Village Cheat" ,
She's happy. -And you'd be happy, too, if your husband had com
manded the first teaplane to fly the Atlantic ocean, and had Just ar
rived home. It is Mrs. Albert C. Read, wife of Lieut. Com. Bead of
the U. S. Navy seaplane NC4, as she greeted her husband, on the
transport off Now York harbor upon his arrival. Wives and mothers
of the flyers went down New York Bay to welcome the homecoming
history makers.
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
Vltagraph Presents
OOIUNE GRIFFITH
In
"MIS8 AMniTIOX"
Abto
A Sidney Drew Comedy
"Unlucky Lou"
Admission 10 ft IS cent Matinee
2.80. Evenings 7:80 ft 0.
An Itnpoitant mcztlng of tli.i Won
en'ii Improvement club will n' Ik Id
in tti' council chambers of the rlt
hull tomorrow afternoon et 2 10
o'clock Every .member of the club
is urged to be'prtsfiit, for two mat
ters of great intercut to the organi
zation will' be up for conhldo-ation
The importance of this club to tho
city Ik becoming more mu-ilfcht and
the program for future work, which
will bu up for consideration nt thu
meeting tomorrow afternoon, Is Huro
to brJng It and the mamb-irs tnoro
rnd more Into tho limelight of public
opinion, as well as approval
,
A flno lino of diamonds -loose
and mounted just received nt
right pricefe at Davcnportc 8-3t i
.Tlist Dnmrimliiip llllc Tlin il.lna frt
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tho Elks' Con'-ention aro August 14,1
15 and ie. Get ready. i
Keep The Old Customer
This is more than a mere slogan it's :t
solution, so far as we are concerned.
We are tryiner to conduct this business
on a basis' that will brine; old customers
back for more and old customers help
a lot toward bringing in new ones.
Of course, a good salesman can sell
even a poor make of tires once. That's
"putting one over" but we would
rather sell a good make of tires please
the people, 'and depend on the recog
nized merits of DIAMOND TIRES to
keep the business going.
f vou are looking for good tires- not
risks-'coinc in and see us; we are in
business for steady customers.
DIAMOND TIRE & VULCANIZING
COMPANY.
120 S. Sixth St.
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We Have a Better Grain
Binder for You
The next lime you
are in town, come in
and look over the John
Deere Binder. It's a
machine that will give
you extra years of ser
vice at less cost for repairs,
End will do better work
under abnormal field and
weather conditions than
other binders.
We went to thow you
many points about this ma
chine not found in other
binders that you will rec
ocnizc as extra value.
Stronger wheels, heavier
frame, reinforced platform,
self-aligned bearings, roller
bearings, thrco packers in
stead of two, liardcnct!
wearing burfoces on knotter
parts, ground and polished
packer shaft bearing nnd
quick turn tongue truck
are a few of tho many points
about this binder that make
it serviceable, ight draft and
economical to operate.
You will appreciate what
binder satisfaction truly It
when you get n John Deere
into your harvest fields.
Come In and See this Better Binder
BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.
'The House of Quality"
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
' MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND 8ATUKDAYB
Iderrlll, Oregon
PHONE 41
PHONE 290
FURNITURE
Both' New and Second Hand
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
120-126 N. 6th St.
nt
"The Furnisher of Happy Homes"
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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