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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
sati ith.n. .11 m '.'c, mill.
The Evening Herald '
woik betwven Doiph ami Hcbo wild houses 1'iucsKXT mo Scuttled German Warships, Which Will Be Salvaged by British
B. J. M I' It H A Y
ICntTOM
JAMES S. SH12EHY
City Ldltor
ton
makes detour down the Little Nos
tucea necessary.
Handoit-Oold ncach: Open ami
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passable lor light ears entire length..
1'ltOHLKM lU'ltlXCi imOCTII.
After They Had Been Dcicrtcd by Hun Crews in Sinking Condition
Published dally except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Coliilii lit
''Klamath Falls, at 1 15 Fourth street
Bntnred at the postolllce at Klatu
-U Falls. Oro . for transmission thru
Ute malls bb second-class mutter
ii.omi nuorrii ix moxt.wa
KILLS I'lhH AM) WLUKU.
HELENA, Montana. July 26 The
wild ningo horse, which has present
ed a problem to ranchers of this
state In ordinary yeats, Is doubly n
burden durliiK tho present season,
when rniiRO is ut u premium on ac
count of thv ihoiiRht As a result,
according to reports leaehlnR here.
and beaver In the streams of : Ion-(from several sections or tne Maie.
t inn are anions the sufferers of the the wild horses are. belns hounded
'drouth that has. prev.iiled in the down by ranchors and shot.
Subscription terms hv mall to anv prc,cnt SPnsoa. The Several projects for tho extormt- ,
HELENA, Mont.. July
10. Flrh
of Mon-
-ddress In the United States:
- year ...
One month
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Assoclhted rress is bmiumici,. DV sportsmen mat m
I to the ue for repuhlkatloti fsh Kfort l0 s
news dispatches credited to It , .
otherwise credit, d In this pa.w,lh samn "h hM
fish ehpeci.illy are being dotroed nation of the animal, the latest pro-1
bv the wholesale, and there Is so dinR for a rendering plant for con
little water in creeks that ordinarily erslon of hide, hair and bones Into
affoul fine Lslilng that it Is feared merchantable products, have been
. - .. ... lltf...... t I.... ...Ml .. .1 I 1...A ,
I oy sportsmen wiiu iiiiiuu;i- u, n "m uiivitiii-eu, mu none nave oeen
tock the streams brought to the point of operation.
.we teen made by Because the horses are so wild, their
Member ot tin- A-mh i.itol I re-
The Assoclhted Press Is erluslvel
atttled
t all &
,W HOI uiuuic '" " -": ' :. ' .,., .,.. ,, k,. .n,(omI,.,'0 nmnrln- 1 u.. i i.i ... .... .,..-..,.
r an(j ago local neWS UlUIBHUUi uiu euui: uuu . H" -'" oiiiubuiui it, muu in iiv u IIIIUUUII Jlini-
reln. tions, and it now appears that all ter. as they can outrun an ordinary
All rights of repnmieauon 01 bjio- tnig work may ot undone. domesticated horse
tal dispatches
MTTed.
herein are also re-
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SATURDAY. JULY 26, 1019.
"WESTEUX OKKOOX UOADS
P ARE IX GOOD COXDITIOX.
! The following information is for
r.-motorists. campeis and tourists con-
Beavers, after having worked thru-i
out the spring and early summer up-, Are you gettlnu readv? why. don't''
nn th. construction of dams across . you know that the Klks nm rnmlni-
streams In the state. hne found P" August U. 15 and 16? Now get' rj,.rman wnrshlns scuttled bv their ciews In S-tipn Flow. ThlH phntogmpb was taken Just as s.neral of ih,. o
Ilespatches from Loudon State that tho UritlHji ilraliy has Plated contract for the Mltnisinr of lb,
themelres unnblo to collect enough i
busy.
water to submerge their homes.
SIT. SAX HFUVAimiXO IS
CUSIHED 11Y MOTtmCYCLP,
I inn time is getting shorter every
dnv for yon to do what should bo
done before the Elks cet here on
Antrim 14, 15 and 16. What are you
doing?
man destroyers, well tilled with water fiom their open a nrtickB. w.io si'ttllng to the bottom
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WANAMAKER AT 81
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i. cerning me rom.s . ..o . .- , ?AJ. BBRNARD1N0, Cal , July 26.
f -Vm, " is prepared by the United Jnck Fletchor ana ,Tolm r;. Hogg
' -States Forest Service and covers announced hero thoy hcd accomplish
' only the roads In or near the Nation- e(, a rU,3 on a two.sented motorcycle
.ft'al Forests of Oregon. to the top of jjt San Bernardino.
JIcKenzie Highway Open be- commoniy Known as Mount Baldy a
tween Eugene and Sisters; in goon i0ftv snowcapped peak near here
condition to Blue river, and fair Tlis height had been attained pre-
trom Blue river to Sisters. 'vlously only by mountaineers afoot
Willamette: Open between Eu- anu- with burTos. Tho trail leading
Bene and Rigdon for machines and to the summit is seven anil a halt
-across summit for wagons. In fair miles in length and very steep. In a
condition . ".single mile It rises 2,000 feet by a
Barlew: Open between Sandy and series of zigzags up a perpendicular
IVapinitla. In good condition to c,Iff over a surface strewn with loose
Twin Bridges. Poor condition. Twin rocks and crumbled granite Three
Bridges to Clear Creek; faircondi- hours and 2 rainutes were required
tion from Clear Creek to WapWia. t0 reach the surarait- whlch is H-600
Eugene-Florence Open and in good feet hlBh
ssmmer condition" between Eugene
and Florence. The road over North
Fork mountain has been greatly Im
proved by recent work . i
MedfdVd-Klamath Falls: Open en
tire length and in fair condition.
Cars can get to Crater Lake.
Anna Creek-Gold Beach: Open
and in good condition, Carson City
to Brookings; fair condition be
tween Brookings and Gold Beach. '
Grants Pass-Crescent City: Open
entire length and in good condition.
Santiam Wagon Read: Open be-
' tween Foster and summit fo Cas
cades, and In fair condition. No re
ports of automobiles yet crossing the
commit .
"Waldport-Alsea: Open entire
' -length and in passable condition for
summer travel. The road south from
"Waldport via Yabats and Cape Per-
petua to Ten Ille creek is open and
In permanent summer condition. i
Riddle-Tiller: Open and in goo.1
condition for entire length. '
i""" Cottage Grove-Dissten: Open and
" in good condition between Cottage
Grove and the Fusston ranch. Clos-i
, e4 for autos between this' point and
r- the Bohemia. No detours possible. HELENA, Mont., July 26. The
Yagons can get over this road. capitol grounds here are expected
(' " Pacific Highway: Open and in ex- soon to be decorated with a large
f ellent condition, except where con- German cannon and carriage. The
I etructlon is in progress, between state's efforts in the Victory Liberty
Medford and Riddle. Because of Loan campaign won the trophy and
paving operations between Grants Norman B. Holter of this city, stato
-4ass and Rogue river, deour over a chairman of the Victory loan corr-
Tough road on the north side of the mittee, has been notified that the
stream is .necessary. ,ivar department is shipping the big
Three Rivers: Open between Wil-'eun hero,
lamina and Tillamook. Very rough It is planned to present the trophy
for six miles through the Grande t0 tna "kit-6 when it has been received
Jtonde Indian Reservation; here for and mounted.
several days after heavy rains it
IS CHAMPION' KxrnT.it.
Peter
BILLINGS. Mont . July 26
Poroe, formerly a grocer of this. city,
is believed by officers Of the local
chapter of the Red Cross to be the
champion man Knitter of the north
ern dMsion of the organization
Since he began knitting, Peroo has
spent 2,119 hours making socks,
spending about 14 hours to the pair
He has credit for about 150 pairs
turned In to the local Red Cross head
quarters, and this record is to be
In an effort to learn If any other man
in thd northern division hu.i excelled
It.
"Now that neens'lty for knitting
socks for Amer'can soldiers Is no
longer present Mr Peroj is working
on garments for Fiench and Belgian
refugees He recently obtained u 'tip
ply of iirn for his summer work
CONTRACT OF AOKXCY.
submitted to division headquarters Madras. Ore.
Wonder Burner "Kerosene attnoli
ment for cook-stoves oxcluslie
right in your county for f200. Net
profit on 20 sales pays for your In
vestment. 50 sold In Jefferson Co Ad
(dress N. O. Hobson, Hobson fafo.
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CKMHIUATIO.V IX MK.XM'O other by UiiKllxh-Hpeukliig ,Q 0t
l the capital The various foi gn col-
MEXICO CITV. JULY 20, i. Die- oules Keneraliy I'linpuriiiid m
bratloni of the return of peaco have festivities
been hnlil within the last few t'n
by nationals of the Allluil countries mu,L SOU) roit sno.noo. '
i ("tiding hero On July 3 and fes-
tlvltles wurw comltuled by tho t'oun-
tr flub or elsewhere and tho stores LONDON. July 1 - (Mti. ,eI.
n-d shops of business men of thu '"K 'r t r..inurlciilil high prCM.
Allied nntloiiH were clnwd iind de- M "'" ""J"1 Agilcultural s,w a
MMtci' The llestilK Included Inform- Hhoithoin bull was sold tin Hi. equl
(1 receptions to returned Boldlers of alont of about Jf.O.tiipn. whnli l, de-
i he Vllii'd .mules clared to bv tho woild s rn-iiul prlw
On Sunday, July fl, two memorial '" "'" an animal Tin Imll wjj
enlci's were held for Alllcd'soldlcrs. bred liy the Edgoote South hi Cow
who died In tho war One wn3 ron- pauy.
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started his great store from the
wheels ofa push cart about the
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the great u.ercbar.t at the age
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O. F. Demore$t, Dentist, 6th .
Main, oipr Sugarman's store
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LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OF THE PICTURES"
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Mutt and Jeff
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