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The Evening Herald
M V K U A Y
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City Ktlltor
AUTO TOURING
PARTY BOOSTING
NATIONAL PARKS
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rheHernld pSbftahlircSSSSr of i Governments, however, w. will
Klamath Falls, nt 115 Fourth Streot. ,not conunuo to noiti our suiireiiiiiKj.
The Wall Street Journal reports In
-2.teedat th? po.sto"Ic? n,1 K!um" tlio current issue that 0110 agency
mtn Falls, Oro., for trnnsmiss on thru , . , , . innnnn ,,, ,
the malls as second-class matter. ono hs bkc 100'000 BlBhlaeors
for Europe as Boon as tho bars aro
Subscription terms by mall to any et down,
ddress In tlio United States: ''Secretary Kane's schomo to tie
?! Lc.I.r ,5,22 tho national parks toRethor Is a dip-
UUU 1UUUIU iOVi, , . . 1 ,. .1 I
. lomauc siroKo mr ino uuuuiu i ,,,. i ,i, k.,n of iii hluhwnvn.
Tho government can advor-l Ml. ,...,...,,.,,,.,.,,.,,,.. ,,,,, Ami,rU
on tho park-to-park trip, declares
that Soattlo Is nwako lo tlio possi
bilities cf tho National I'ark service
proposition and tho entire statu of
Washington will co-oporata to tho
limit In dovolopltiK tho scheme,
Hotter Komi Needed
Horace II. Albright .suporlntond-
ont of Yollowbtcno National park,
and assistant to tho director of tho
National l'ark service, said: "Tho
government needs tho, ticttro co-operation
of nit western communities
In order to forward our plan of unit
ing tho parks and In properly ad
vertising tho northwest for tourists.;
Wo especially need your co-opera-
lfAHilinti nt fl.n lAitladwl tAca tWCSt.
The Associated Press Is exclusively Jtlso Its national parks and tho couu-
ntltled to tho uso for republication 'try between thorn. It Is willing to
Ot all nows dispatches credited to It , ., ... A., , ,... ,in. ,m
or not otherwiso creditod In this pa- "" """ "- " ." . " . .
per, and also local nows published this tour which will ue lonvaiirou
keretn. (to Washington for this purpose. Wo
bellovo tho record of our trip will
All rights of republication of spe
cial dispatches heroin are also reserved.
FIUDAY, OCTOI1EII 10, 1010
oncourago other prlvato cars to come
to tho northwest for vacation and
sightseeing trips."
C. S. Jackson, publisher of the
frMTD A rTnnc PAir uregon journal, ucciareu uiai acc-i-UIN
1 KAt I UKi rAlL. T .,. ,,.., , ,,. ,.,,
iiui.il 4 J uuiiu a oi.uutiiu 10 ihu uihkuai
TO BID ON ROADS, thing for tho development of tho
northwest that has over como to his
PORTLAND, Oct. 10. Contracts attention. Ho is sending two of his
lave been awarded by tho state, Personal representatives on tho trip
i cans to visit tho northwest and as
sure them that they will II ml there
not only scenory worth going that
far to see, but also comfortable roads
over which to travel and comfort
able accommodations In the cities
whore they stop."
Fred l.ocklcy, assistant publisher
of tho Oregon Journal, mged Klam
ath Falls to uso every effort to Im
prove the road north, which Is In
a sad stato of disrepair full of
ruts, dust and stones.
Others accompanying tho tourists
nro Joseph Harnes and llarr llal-
lurd, chauffeurs; and Miss Helen
., , - .- - .. in Pnltfnvn,n IT.-, limnnnna tn nw
aignwny commission lor xia.i miles " -" " """"" '" h""( Hasbrook, stoncgrapher, all of Yel
of road work in eight counties, to-'as Brent publicity as possiblo to tho Iowstono purk
taling $1,154,325.7S; and 7.9 miles I National Pnrk service problem, par-'
of gravel road in tho Baker-Middle ticuiarly from the standpoint
Bridge section in Baker county was Portland and the entire state of Ore
ordered built by force account. soa.
Contracts for the construction of Vacations by Highway
Ave bridges were awarded totalling T- B. Miller, mine owner and cap
573,950, and the building of throe ; itallst, another member of tho tour
culverts and two bridges on tho.IiB party, said: "The traveler of
Amity-Holmes Gap road. in Polk and J the future in tho United States is
amhill counties was ordered dono going to bo tho automobilist Of
by force account at an estimated
cost of 517,740.
For the third time contractors
course wo will travel by train too,
particularly on business, but tho va
cationists will go in their own cars.
failed to bid on the construction of (This has been proved this season
60.3 miles of roads in Klamath coun-, through tho northwest, when pas
ey, and it was decided by tho com-jsenger transportation on railroads
mission to readvertise and extend has exceeded Ull previous records
the time in which the work must b& in volume and also the number of
completed. I private automobiles flocking to tho
j northwest has filled every commun-
ESCAPES SEEX AT BRAY' hty with tourist money. The basis
I of the whole touring system is good
, Report has been received by the roads and we must build Reed roads
sheriff's office that Chamberlain and .In the northwest in order to attract
Barnes, the youths who .pried the the people. We must also have more
local jail apart with a stick of tire
wood and escaped last week, were
een recently at Bray. So' far they
kave not been recaptured,
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hotels and better hotels."
Hazen J. Titus, manager of the
Chauncey Wright Restaurant com
pany, and Seattle's representative
or, , , . , ,
I BIG DANCE I
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I FRIDAY. I
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I MUSIC '
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I MALIN l
ORrHFSTRA I
I ADMISSION I
$1.00.
We are always on the lookout to buy
Goods at prices that will save our custom
ers money. This week we have received
the following, and offer them at lower prices:
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KARO SYRUP, Blue Label, M, V2 caniize..:. ....: ...i.f 19c
KARO SYRUP Blue Label, No. 5 can size 48c
KARO SYRUP, Blue Label, No. 10 can ize... 95c
POTATOES, the sack $2.95
OYSTERS, 5 oz. size .... 2 for 45c
OYSTERS, 10 oz. size M.L.L.l .....2 for 85c
BOOTH'S SARDINES, large cans 2, for 45c
jiFFY JELL, the package lCfhJlL.L:J.. 9c
' NEW GOODS
RIT, for washing and dyeing goods, all standard colors, pkg., 10c
Barrington Hall CofiFee made instantly by pouring the boiling
water over a small portion. t
We receive weekly our famous bulk coffee priced at 35c the
pound. ,
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Central Outfitting
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Think It
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A well - tailored suit of
pleasinrr lines, rut n.t
) made to your order, and
' cuarantovl in !,. ...
.w is.v.uai; you,
costs no more than a ruit
pulled from a pile of
ready-modes.
Let Rose & Co. make your
next suit, and turn back
into your pocket an actuul
saving of $5.00 to $8.00.
There's n bin nrrny of trust
worthy fabrics to choose from
and new styles.
A.k to tee tho "Qrecn Hook--It
wilt Mv. yoi, Breenbmk,.
10.
NINTH AND MAIN STS.
THIRD GRADE TO
RESUME MONDAY
The third grade of tho central
school, which has had a week's vacn
tlon becauso of a few mild cases of
scarlet fover in tho class, will ro
sumo work Monday, according to re'
port of Professor R. II. Dunbar, su
perintendent of city schools.
Prompt precautionary measures
effectually checked any danger of
epidemic and the situation is thor
oughly cleared up, say tho school
authorities. Dr. A. A. Soude, city
health officer, advised fumigation of
the third grade room and his advice
has been complied with. He give
authority for resumption of stud'ea
Monday.
Commission St Auction
Room
Yes,, vre buy household fur
nlture and merchandise. High
est cash price paid. Bee
DICK
1008 Main St.
STYLE STYLE
"Pep" "Style" "Go"
After the serious days of war, most of us want to
let loose a little.
If that is the way you feel, come in and see our'
new line of line dress shoes for Fall and Winter.
The styles are all authoritative.
Some particularly handsome leathers are shown.
The variety will delight you. All of our shoes are
made of the very best leather and all other mate
.rials. They are built kwlth ekfll and experience into
shoes that are unusually handsome and durable.
When you buy shoes be sure you get the most for
your dollar.
We specialize iri young menrs fine dress shoes.
BRADLEY'S SHOE STORE
"HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FOOTWEAR"
727MaUnSt 727 Main Sfc
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I THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
X Phone Eight-Three Phone Eight-Three
!t! FROM-PRODUCER TO CONSUMER. qUALiTY
X WE CUT NOTHING BUT THE BEST SPRING LAMBS
X THE BEST BEEF KLAMATH COUNTY GROWS
SWIFT'S BACON i SWIFT'S PICNIC HAMS
SWIFT'S HAMS SWIFT'S BACKS
if
Swift's meU are the best
money can buy.
WE SLICE SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS
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If you want something special, we can suit you in quality.
quantity and price. Spring Chickens, Friers ,Hens, Salmon, Hah
' but, Eggs. The best always.
Please phone you,r orders early.
Winnek Grocery
PEOPLE'S MARKET
COMPANY
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