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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, Af tHt ,,
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The Evening Herald
E. J. MURRAY
Editor
JAMES S. SHEEHY
City Editor
Published dally except Sunday by
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XUmath Kails, at 115 Fourth Street.
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MONDAY, AVGVST 11, 1019.
BODIES
DISCUSS PLANS
FDD HIGHWAYS
GARDINER, Mont.. Aug. 11.
Plans to bind the national parks of i
the west by a great system of motor j
highways into a single unit of com- j
petlon with Europe for the tourist I
travel of the United States and the a
world were discussed
resentativea of civic
eleven western state. i
Europo received In this country as a
result of the war.
No opposition of the railroads was
foreseen by W. 1 Kenney, of St.
Paul, federal manager of the Great
orthorn railroad, ! f
"I believe the railroads nrt public
spirited In this mnttcr, he said, "They
are large enough not to fight It. 1
believe that by noxt season the (treat
Northern, the Northern Pacific and
ohter railroads will be routing pas
sengers partly by automobile In order
to glvo them a taste of motor travel
between parks. Wo are already figur
ing on doing this between Yellow
stone and Kinder to bring this about.
Mr. Childs said that slnc th'i
season opened June 20, Yellowstone
Park has had five times tho number
of visitors It had In 19 IS.
"Americans bate to travel at homo
this season," he continued, "but it
will not always be so. A good system
of highways Is tho thing to keep tho
tourist coming west.
I "When John Jones motors from
I Gnlesburg, Illinois, to see Yellow
stone Park he is not satisfied. Ho Is
told there Is a fine road to Glacier, so
ho goes north.
"Still he is not satisfied. He says
to himself, 'Here I have brought my
family this far. We'll see the whole
show, 'and away he goes to Mt. Rain
ier, Crater Lake, the Yosemlte nnd
starts east by way of Rocky Moun
tain Park and Denver.
"In other words, tho tourist wants
more than one thing to come west
for. He wdnts a combination of attractions."
MANY TENTS ARE I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NEEDED BY ELKS
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DEKUING HKADKIt- Kor Hale: 12
i ft. In good running older. II. .!.
Lester. Merrill Road. tl-31
LOST Watch
Liigraved U
It. Store.
chain and rhl.-m---
IC. It. I.imvo at K. K
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competing for tho 1920 ntntu con-
volition of tho Elks. Just what mo
Cherry City" Ilka will show in me R - uwy l,w.. ,
lino of features Is uncertain. t,m,0 RlU, ,, f,,m.,,, , i,r.
Headed by W. C. Cooper nnd Dr. r,,s ,i fruit finest view In Khun
J P Turner, tho vanguard of Elks nth. Call 707 Cypres Avenue. IMvur
of the baby lodge In llon.l. will ar- jJ Addition or ...Idiom. ?$
rlvo In Klamath Falls Tuesday, to '' . . . .
nrmiirii for the reception of tho lar- I want u six cylinder cur. Who will
ger portion of the delegation, sche.l- buy or take In on now ear. my Max
... i .i ...... ,.,..., ,.itv ..m wol . bought new In April, for $950.
ulcd to reach tho convention elt on ...,,,-. ,,,... iniulu,.i bnt-
tho following day. With tho latter tor).( 5 Ovorslr.ed tlr.'H. Plate gliiHS
detachment of Elks will bo the ofrl- window and iilcklc irlinmings on nip,
iVV'A1V'lfV'VV'VVUu.,
bumper, spot light, chains, licensed
and In llrst class .shape. $1150 value.
1 1-1 1 Dll. A-A. SOl'l-E. '
KOR SAI.E-Red Astrakhan apples
for Jelly making or cooking. Old
Conger Place. ll-2t
KOR SAI.K-- Partly furnished two
room cottage on High .school hill
i-;j00. Terms, In.iilro Herald Of
fice, lltf
ROAD IS OPENED.
Captain O. C. Applegate received
letter from the superintendent of
today by rep- Crater Lake park this morning, an
bodles from nounclne the onpnlnr nt tho mn..
'around the rim nf Crnfr lU i,
The project, outlined by Secretary was necessary to do a great deal of
of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, blasting to make this drive safe for
would offer a "arand tniir" th ' . ,. ..... ...
tractions of wht-i, L3, . "TWU'U""B oul " now in snap The following Ilarbcr prices
tractions of uhl.:h, according to H. around tho entire rim, and many 'prevail on and after August 11. 1
W. Childs, president of the Yellow, tourists vlsltln tho Lake veS.er,lnv Hair cut -
.stone Park Hotel and Transportation i took n,W,.Q , , ...... , SPnv
cers of Tho Dalles lodge, who will
hnvo charge of Initiatory ceremonies
In Rend Monday night, nnd who will
camp nt Odell Lake on the following
evening. Frnncis Galloway, Exalted
ruler of the Wasco County herd, will
head those making tho trip from the
Columbia, river.
Tteml will I'.Hi.r Cook.
For tho last three weeks membora
of tho Contrnl Oregon lodge have Fine residence lot on paved street.
been making plans for the hlg gath- "'""J '"" l ,u;wor,0,l"cJ,1:
. ,,. .. . ., i . ud. Terms. In.iulro Herald offlco, lltf
orlng In Klnmnth Falls, and have pre-. i
pared n number of original stunts. WANTED Position ns clerk, dellv
tho nature or which is being rellg- ery man or Jitney driver by young
in i r ii i a
iously guarded until the convention "" ' "'" "J- """
opens. A largo majority of tho .NOTICE.
members will bo In Klnmnth Falls, .
for at least a part of the week. , Notion Is hereby given that my son
During he gathering of "Mils." tho Carence ProvoM has loft homo and
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Tin. ..7 nml Tho Tllllna ilplllliw W III V".'v ' " '" ""' "V ' '-I"""" "- '" "
by said Clarence
ileht.1 ronlrui'tetl
keep open houso In n huge tent to be rt)vost.
erected by the Tuesday arrival.". An Dated at Klamath Kails. Oregon,
experienced camp cook will be In- this 11th day of August. 1919.
stalled In full charge of the culinary JOSEPH PROVOST.
department, nnd hunks will he rc-nly
for those who want them. As a n it
ter of fact, however, tho El if. don't
intend to do much sleeping, iinJ beds
will be chiefly for the sic.': und
wounded.
HOME COOKI.NO
Just what you've been looking for
Everything the appetlto demands
nnd the market affords. Hoard by
day, week or month. S O. Combs,
721 Plum St., near Oak St. 8-6t
NOTICE TO HAI(IIEIt.SHOP
PATRONS.
will
company would offset the advsrH.,1.,., ..- ,w. .,."" . . ' lu Tonic
' " i'.o iuji9 irora an siaes.
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Gertrude & Co.
New showing advance styles in
Autumn Mdhnerv
Plain Shampoo. .
onic -ainpoo ...
Glovers
Oil
Singe
Massage
Beard Trim
Witch Hazel Steam
Razor Honed ..
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HOUSTON
HOUSTON'S
PPERA HOUSE
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U'eiliK-iliiy tV VHliirtluy
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Popular -I.tzz Orchestra
STAR TH EATER
lYiillirlng Speelnl MukIc
With the IMrturcN,
Itex Ktratton, l'lanlt.
What Eyeglass
Service Means
To You
First I have had 25 years practical cxjet
ence in fitting and grinding lenses.
Second We use the most modern tools and
machinery and have the best equipped
Optical Store in Southern Oregon.
Third We can refract your eyes and grind
your lenses and adjust them to you the
same day. You don't have to wait.
Fourth Tf your glasses need adjusting, or
you have the misfortune to break them,
we can repair them in a few hours. You
don't have to wait
Fifth We have the latest and most mod
ern machinery to refract your eyes for
all kinds of eye trouble. Cross-eyes
straightened by the. use of prismatic
lenses.
Sixth If your glasses go wrong you know
wVinr to find us. Sixteen years estab-
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lished business
looking for the
glass-fitting..
in this city,
most difficult
we are
cases in
Just
received? selected by , &,
Gertrude Eckman, now- ln New York-
. nats for tailored and dress1
wear
Hats of Duvetyn
Hats that feature the new colors'
All at our well knQwn
LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
PRICES
Gertrude & Co.
The Store Always Identified with
QUALITY PLUS SAVINGS'
527 Main St.
TODAV
Oolriw).) PrvttentA
TOM MOORE
In
"CO WEST YOi'Nfi MAX"
A Thrilling Wivt.va Story
Mnn
A IHk V. Suertu) I'uii.oly
R J. WINTERS
'GTnate and State Registered Optometrist
706 Main St., Klamath Falls, Ore.
The Herald tells you today's new today not tortlOrrbW.
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BACKET THIS KEYBOARD,
Are iUl Tfce "Worth Wkile"
Features Foand ia Typewriters
Simplified and Improved
Thattmndara typewrlttr Umehlnef
fcuiinMi not of Mntlmcnt. It thmta Dm
jodxedoniu mn-Hi lone notpniunwno
or fm. Tako th Ubel oft the bottle. Uko
the itenell off tho plino tho truaconnoU
ear. too real muilclen can tell;appv uo
tameteat to a typewriter.
Tho Felreit Tetti Try Ixatandardlcej.
board machine, with the eyea bliBoVoldeal
the Wood! toe W anunf them. Let your iinw
of touch and hearing; alone toll yon. and
then iudsje. . k
Put the Woodilock lo hUUil.aaJtktn
let your eye behold its nny Btca;
advantaKea. The TFoodatoclc mint be aeen
DuatbefaltBndoperated.tobeapprecIalrd.
Giro It that chance better your type
writer equipment It auya and crowa In
favor, became it la built to flt tho hand, to
fit tho mood, to fit the job. Bhnpl Bed and
Improved, tho Woodttock with IU unit
mot conatrueuon oa bmi vim
la trouble). You ttet your own fav-
TEMPLE THEATER
TOD.W
ritriiiiKiunt I'lii-iits
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Il.Oro X'h l.uli-sl C.ir.'i.t KvcntM.
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTIOV I'MTI'Mlis
TOKHIIAVS AXII HATt'UMrtVl
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The First American Life
Insurance Company
Is a leader in Life Insurance. We are strictly
Mutual, and have not one cent of stock, the
Company belongs to the stockholders. We pay
more into Oregon each year than we take out
of it.
We pay more to Policy holders and their ben
eficiaries each year than, we take from them.
Our policies are up to the minute, and you can
find nothing better in life insurance in the world
today.
HIGH CASH VALUES
LARGE DIVIDENDS
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Before you buy Life Insurance it will pay you
well to investigate the new 1919 Policies of
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY of New York.
GEORGE C. ULRICH
District Manager Office over First State and
Savings Bank
yifm 01 eonabruetloh ho I
(AftiTlI.. .,M.V VMlt
nrlta maehlneand the eat featurei of tho
le). YouttetVo
m) the beat fea
beat ot otlieff. In the Woodatoclc
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H. J. WINTERS
JKWKJJCK ANO OITIOIAN '
700 Main St. Phono 14W
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Life is the aft 'of giving
pleasure
IMPERIALES
MOtmtPlCCB
CXGADCTTSS
have 'added much to life, for
'they ard pleasing thousands
of discriminating smokers
vvbo appreciate the artof
good tobacco well blended.
They will. please you, too.
vl0orl3c
Tba John Bollman Co. Branch
Maoalactiirere
Dainty Jewelry
lor Hot Weather
Dead nci'kluccH, poarl
htran.li, white stono bar
plus, clrclu liroochcu, veil
'lilriH, llngerlo cIurjib and col
ored Htono rlngH, play an Im
portant part In being well
drcHsed In summer. And as
thero are upeclal styles for
Hoclul oecasloiiH und for
sports, Upp's has taken
special pains to meet your
needs In correct Jewelry for
summer time.
Thero Is great variety ln
pattorns. Styles aro tho
latest modes. Tho Upp rep
utation Is assuranco of
quality and value.
Frank M. Upp
ji:vixi:it
nil Main St.
Offlclul S. P. WalcU
Inspector.
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