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The Evening Herald
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Editor
JAMES S. SHEEHY
City IMItor
alona on tlio vltil problems of tho lr-'
rlKitotl niul dry farming sections of
jtho world, In which many tuitlnmil
atitl Internntlumil authorities par
tlclpnlo.
Hncourngonieiit la Riven nntlona.
states, counties and districts, and
Published dally except Sunday by manufactuiora of all kinds a.-
Tho Herald I'nblUltin Company of to display their wares before tl.e
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Stieet. Kr0atot concourse, of fnrmeis ami
Entered" nt the po.totfico at Klnni- ,ho"1' """"s:"' " srloulturl .ur
th Falls, Ore., for transmission thru su'ta that Kathcra any whore In tin
tho malls as second-class matter. world. ,
' . , ' , " Fifteen or moro states and the t'u-
Subscriptlon terms by mall to any ,, , .,, ,
address in the t'nlted States: nadlan provinces w.ll be represented
Ono year $5 00 thla year In tho annual 'Contest o
One month 50 tn( sfntrs, which is a spectmulin
lcnib'o71if1lli7.UMiclil 1V tnro ecu year -f tho oWtinn
Tlio Associated l'i ess Is exclusively A number of states, ncludlnq Kan
entitled to the use for republication Sas, Oklahoma, Arironu. South ll.i
of all nows dispatches credited to it ,.ot Co,orn,, nml ot,IPWi ,,,,,,,.,
or not otherwise credited in this pa- ...
per. and also local news published " I'nnndltin provinces, make ape-,
herein. 'Cinl legislative appropriations to eov-
AU rlKhts of republication of spe-er tne ex,,CI,Sos of assembling their
d.
Autumn Ambles in Many Frills
state exhibits
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SOIL PRODUCTS!
International Sill Products Exposl
tlon Will Up Held In Kansas City.
Fifteen States May Enter Products
in Show.
VKl)Ni:SAY, SKPTKMHKH3, 1010 INSTRUCTIONS FOR
PLANTING MEMORIAL
TREES ARE ISSUED
s.
"WASHINGTON. Sept. 3. Instruc
tions for planting the thousands of
trees that are to bo set out this fall
in every city and village, in tho Vnlteil
States In memory of soldiers who
paid the "supremo Sacrifico" In
France, have Just been prepared by
the American Forestry Association.
Important points for all tree own
ers to remember In September, ivhfj
Fall planting begins, the Association
says, are as follews:
"1 Prune all dead branches on
old trees. Do not prune unnecessar
Iy, remove as little of the live wood
as possible; make all cuts closo to
the trunk or main limb and cover all
wounds with coal tar.
"2 Remove and destroy egr '
es of the tussock moth and similar
leaf-eating insects.
"3 Mark for removal m Winter
all hopelessly infested and dead trees.
You can discern these trees with
greater deflniteness before the leaves
drop but you can cut them down to
greatest advantage In Winter.
"4 Plant evergreens In early Sep
tember. Move them with a ball of
soil."
Tho tunic sfclrt
And ovordrapo
oven though
clinging
In lino mro
still with us OR
tho now fall
models In sull-i
dross a h o w.'i
Thoso two oarljr
stylos offer
much to wom
an In all that
Is now front
crown to hool.
Tho b r n I d o d
y o k o on tho
right la bet
Urod one in
ftio full blouse
or hand work
on tho left.
Long gloves,
tho touch of
fur and tho
pumped foot
all tell 'of' worn,
nn'd Inconslst
ency. Hut ono
must admit
that t h o r o 's
grace to that
short skirt on
both modols.
Tho cloth ii
the now Frost
alow trlclotlna
Hrl$rrt
ItETiritNS l'HOM PANAMA.
(liorgo DiiKiittlt nnlwd homo l:it
nlfilit from I'mmimi. wnoro ho linn
been rir sonio time, tw visit with
his family, Mr. and Mrs. 10. H l)t.
Fntilt. tleorgo Is wu'.I Known iinong
tho young people of tho city tin ho at-t.-mlcil
both tho public nml lil;!i
si'ltools hero.
netici: tip Mi;irilN(
A miietlni; of lb,,
tilonury Hoeiety oi
I'lilllflkf'Wlll Im lu'1,1
lombnr -It Ii. at : ,i
homo of Min l,,,
I'ltie Btreet r 1 1
Hired.
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For High Grade Auto Painting, Sco
SHER
MAN
36 MAIN STREET
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
Autos painted, $20.00 and up. All work Kiiaran
teed. There is a difference. lie convinced. Call
and see my finished work. Opposite Haldwin
Hotel.
MAItltlKO AT ItAI.DWI.V IIOIKI,.
LOGAN. Utah, Sept. 3. The four
teenth International Soil Products
Exposition will be held at Kansas
City, Mo., September 24th to October
4th, according to Director F. S. Har
ris, executive committeeman for
Dtah of the International Farm Con
gress and Exposition, under whose
direction the Soil Products Exposi
tion is being held.
The International Farm Congress,
which is the outgrowth of the old
Dry Farming and Irrigation Con
gresses, will hold its annual sessions
at the same time. These sessions
are devoted 1o lectures and discus-
Only tho parents and immediate
friends witnessed the quiet wedding
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Haldwin Hotel, when lluldah
Murgaret licll became the bride of
Lester 11. Helms. Doth of the young
people are well-known here having
lived in Klamath Falls for some few
years. Justice of Peuce N. J. Chap
man performed the ceremony.
TOO LATE TOCLASSTfY
Come to tho 'reo lllbie lectures
every evening at S p. nt. at tho Orph
eus theatre. 2-3t
hi ii Rvnv i
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ASTIilH.OCil IT, VHX HO' nt.IST,
TKAXri: Ml'llllM
WANTED Girl 14 years or over to
tako a couple of children with her
to school. Should know how to drlva
horse. Will give clothes and board.
Cbas. Axel. II. F. D. Klamath Fulls.
3-2t
JPflw
The Battery Doctors
The Battery Doctors
BOLSHEVIKI
IS YOUR BATTERY A BOLSHEVIKI?
Is it everylastingly giving you trouble?
Then come to us we are running a Peace Conference
for Storage Batteries
K your battery is a "Bolsheviki" tell us and we'll
make a good hardworking citizen out of it.
Regardless of the
kind of battery you
have, we can
RECHARGE or
REPAIR it with
Master Hands.
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We are the
BATTERY
DOCTOR
Let us be
YOUR
BATTERY
DOCTOR
"Bxfoe
"Exfoe"
JUDD LOW
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
The Battery Doctors The Batter)- Doctors
Ilemomber, this is the first oppor
tunity that you liavu hud to consult
a genuine psychic, '
MniB. Bryant's guiding power cn-j
ubles one to "PASS TUB DOOIIS OF
DARKNKSS TH1U'" and see the
things that arc to bo.
Tolls you how to uvnld trouble. If
you are worried rogurding your so
cial life or affairs of the heart, sets
your mind at rest and rIiums you tliu
means of dispelling your troubles.
FURNISHED ROOM For gentle- There la no home o droury, no
man. Hot and cold water. Whit- life bo wicked or blighted, no heart
lock Apartments. 6th & High. 3-tf- . alld )oliely ,at c,nnot be
brightened after a visit to thla In-
FOR SALE Five white Leghorn
hens and Rooster, a fine breeding
pen. 403 Walnut. Jack Hales. 3-2t
FOR SALEr-CbevroIet car, 11
model cheap. Inquire Harrison &
Mutt's Second-Hand Store. 3-lt
! Artistic piano tuning and player
work. Call Morgan at Earl Shepherd
Co. 3-4t
LOST Roll of blankets on way lu
Ezell
3-3 1
ranch Notify W. C. Kzell.
spired seer .
Located 626 Matn St..
upstairs.
FOR
a f.eft:
3-Zt
AiE String Bean six cent'.
4--' South Klversldo.
i m
e graEnsrfef
hdruff mean
food-by to
Hair
Danilruff literally mothers the
me out ot I lie n.nr rooti ana
eventually Dnntr baJan&u.
Wildroot it miarantced to clean
: up dandruff nd remove it but it i
duexmore; itcleanrt.oHenand
lootrna the scalp and stimulates
the bair to normal, healthy growth.
For salt htrt under a
motuy-back guaranttt
STAR DRUG CO.
BRICGS AUT0W001VSAW AtiicUai
Oa aua cats II rl S smb. M .
Goes Aiprkere A17 hit.
BRICGS k BURPEE CO. he, Mitibctmr.
m Hawthorn An., Portland.
Saadfaalaleauttoaaad Uhutrstsd Circular
The Thrifty
Housewife
"has for her motto "One Hundred Cents
for Every Dollar Expended."
She believes in a full return for every
outlay.
She is not tight-fisted. She knows that
the cheapest materials are often the
most expensive in the end.
She has an Account Book which
shows what becomes of the money she
spends, and a Bank Book which shows
what becomes of the money-she saves.
Her funds receive absolute protection'
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THE:
JEWEL CAFE
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For the Best in Eats Just
Follow the Crowd, and You
Are Sure to Eat at
THE JEWEL CAFE
Jesse Bailey, Prop.
Phone 185 610 Main St
THE guaranteed hair TONIC I
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High
Grade
Ladies' & Men's
Clothes
MADK TO OltUKK
PINKHT MATKHIAI.K
BKHT OF WORKMANSHIP
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JULY ISSUE McCLURE'S ON "UTILITIES ENTITLED. TO
PROTECTION"
The financial editor, in a forceful article in: that Magazine,. says:
"Public Utilities Commissions have been formod, In many sUtes to exorcise con
trol over privately owned public utilities, and have generally flemonstrated that
their regulation is beneficial On the other hand1, municipal ownership has proved
generally unsuccessful, and Is aubjecfto objcctlenable and harmful political manipu
lation. The public should realize this fact, that Its Interests are those affected, and
it is a fact that prlvato ownership is ninety-nine' tlmea out of a hundred, more
efficient than ownership by a government, whethor of a city, ornation.
"In order that a public utility may expand, money Is noeded, and to get money
credit Is necessary. It Is to the interest of a city and' its Inhabitant. to soo that
credit Is furnished. Their Interests are Inextricably Intortwinod, and
public Indlfferenco to and ignorance of conditions affecting this class of companies
uro serious hardships to their growth nnd expansion,
be regulated they are entitled to protection."
' If tho utilities are to
California-Oregon Power Company
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