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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
until. I'll'' , tf. rni KVitNiwo hpulp; juAmath tAtLS, owow PAorrocK .r Mi IS ftlfcvemng Herald for (It, possible) drop the Loa Star line and toll him you like bin stuff. It'll work nae. are very kind-hearted people,, they HENRY GAINES HAWN ". I if I rilB BODIiB CM Miter Psfetiahed dally, eicept (Sunday, by raid Pubiiehtng company 01 ath Falls, at lis Fourth street. .tared at.the'postofflc at Klam Falla. Ora.. for tran.mla.lon thru KvrnlnC Poit all aa second-class matter. l,one Star ha. bad a pretty hard time of It In hi day trying to attain to fnme us a scribe, and now mat slice ha. come he naturally feel hlahlr elated over It, and take Kreat pleasure In Informing tm that It will not be Ien: now till you arej reading hi "ituff" In the Saturday a t i tabaerlptton term, by mall to any in tha United Stale: JkM ywar ...........--..l&.00 m aoatb .. -SO I wanted it) keep me there for din- '" a In the spring the maiden fancy Turn. (oloTn. lt;i cream and drr, In theawug the yenirtg man' longing '' Is for one hi life to Mew. In the spring the mother sadly. Think her daughter's Itenu should call: In the spring the mnn nmdly. Turn the dog loose In the halt ' Mhc Awortated Free. Th Aaaoclatcd Preaa Is exclusively jbUUm to lie un for republication (all new. dispatches credited to It . skat n.t..Mat.A -.-.tt.A.1 lt tfcl in i mnrt alan Inral nava tmhllahed I Grate. Ail rights of republication of spe sjlai dl.p.tcbes herein ara also ra- W'e do not know how you found It, but we found that there were three stage of lore. Here they are; Sighing like a furnace Over ear In love llllnd In adoration Of hi. lady's clove. Thinks no girl was ever Quite so sweet aa .he Telli you she's an angel , Kipects you to agree. We are not very well veneri on 'the scripture, hut It seems to us that !ln one place the Illble tell u that ui prophet rent bis clothes. Well we vuppone ha did that because, they cost too much to buy. vatTad. a e- ., qaai i Lie g THURSDAY, JUNE IT, 1M0 i POTPOURRI Hy LONE STAR Brother Parker, the genial presi dent of the central labor council, Is Sifted with great Ideal these days. Already tired of belonging to the proletariat, he se'es. In the dim fut ure, visions e: wealth, health and atomoblles. of happy day. when he will no longer he forced to the pain Tal necessity of making an honest living with hi hands. Moping and repining, Oloomy and morose, A Its tha price of polslon, Thinks he'll take a dose. Women are so tickle Iove Is alt a sham Marriage i. a failure, I.Ike a broken dam. We met Cap piemen taking a i stroll over the hill yesterday and asked the Captain where he was go-. , lug. I "Oh." replied the Cap "I'm Just ' ! taking a tramp nroud the bills." We ar sorry to bae to admit It,' fuui wr niu out i-neTr mr v ainin i , - ------ -. - .. We couldn't see any sign of a tramp. ',.co',n u,hor,, "n ,u',u "" I ling, is one of snmal speaker una touring thr state In g.HFPH gKHwsfl aRsVttir .aaV I ssBk JsaP"' .aaaLI ragggggPgggggggH Lggggggggg .ggggggggggggggg saaegsBgggl I FIRST AS USUAL Henry tlslnes llawn of Han Fran- connection lh So Brother Parker has started a nice little dance hall and about two eeks from today, there will be no looking at Parker on the street at all at all. .. All of whlcbjeads up to the story 1 want to tell, and which happen, to be a "reel gen,ewlne" fact, and not oae of those hundred year old -Joke. that our anonymous "Knocker" wrote us about the other day. Well, folks here's what happen ed: Parker came Into the Herald oalce to hand In an opening an nouncement regarding his new oil--wall excuse me, f meant dance hall. He banded the copy to Mrs. -Mnrray. She looked it over and said m the would-be capitalist. "Why Mr. Plarker. you have only one T In 'pa- tIIIIob,' and there should be two..' "No." replied Parker; there -U eily one '1' In 'pavilion ';' "Alright" said Mrs. Murray, 'have 1t your own way-1-but that's a funny way to atart a dance-hall, by knock ing Tout of It light on the start." We will have that bird who spoils insaier' with a "u" and conundrum .wlth-Uhree 'u's' pass on the correeU peTIIng of pavilion, one of thesej r Whistling, blithe and cheerful. Always bright and gay. Dancing, singing, laughing, All the livelong day. Full of fun and frolic Caught In fashion's whirl Think no more of poison Got another girl. Hy the way. did any of you folk I the einanslun inovnmnt of the Or. con hear of the twst way to remove paint State Chamber of Commerce. .Vo? Well here It Is PIT ON IT j The Btutr Chamber I making a state-nldr appeal ror a budget of H50.- 'John Wanaruaker began life with i 000 wring H'Hod of three years, .... .... . . , .. ...... to rarrr on Its divrlonim n( nrk. (oui uuiiar id ois (-ucKei. neii ' so ulu tne I. one star. !.... .t. . t . .. more than to hundred leading men (throughout Oregon. Eighty community And so did Andy Collier for that "vcuthe commlttevs have ten organ- , ilea to co-operate witti tne state Cham ber In thr canvass throughout the state i which allt be conducted during June and July. Watch This Page Tomorrow :. nutter. STATE CHAMBER TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES Here's a hot one folk. Wonder how It would go In Klamath Falls. At the last session of the Nebraska I legislature, a bill was Introduced' prohibiting "the tiring of pistol, re volver, shotgun, rifle or any firearms whatsoever on any punnc nignway. e...ia,Ms. A-.-...I rA. ..rf. i ,.i...i i .. .... u - ..-. .lii. sTtWtfc VJIMW nuuvm I VI MMVBUagi wm uiwilirfia m uiiUHUMWHn vwsas mm or wimin .uif jirui oi men paunc ...".. " ........... .... . n lit Half in PmuMa Cne Tm. -'uc'ru """' " "" ..v,-. -... ,y . ,.,HS . , wv Telegraph Tabloids WASHINGTON. June 17. A drive velopment Program. 'Palmer. All federal district attor neys acre ordered to give special at tention to charge of such profiteer ing and seek Indictments where In- place or highway; except to destroy some wild, ferocious animal or dan gerous beast, or sn officer In the dis charge of his duty. I (Snm, hill that wsa nml f hit hpnu U'hll l 'ihi. tilan nf th Mhanalnn ty of It Is that It passed. .movement of the Oregon State Cham- "" warramea. ,, , . . . , .. , Per of Commerce? How Is It to be T Here s another one for hit nibs to carflrd oul? what Is It fort WASH1N0T0N, Jhne 17 Senst- get on altho It's a little more ancient) xbise are the three questions uer- or Harding formally announced that than the one about the chicken. fmost In the minds of the majority of hi r.mulrn u. Hnuhiiran nrv.l. farmer named. those who have been Informed of the ,i,ii ,.jm.. m nr i, . nn. movmnt which the Stale Chsahcr.2 . . . . .. . . . ..' " . . v -"-i,iln affair! that the all! ami ailvlre K.SUGARMAN " I AINT MAD AT NOBODY " eratlon auspices. I Seminary has decided In admit wo men students' bn the sanla tcrniK'ss' old Incidentally we ran into that Indi vidual the other day and he was do lcg Just what wo would ezict a bird of that caliber to be doing. Trying to get a subscription to the Herald at the old price of SO cents per. Tfo didn't get it. There was an Foter Who had an old cow and he lost her So the country he scoured For three or four hours And then In his own yard came "crap (t) her. lncidentfally If you think Its easy Just try your band at running a col umn like this every day, and keep It up. Chances are you would last about one ane launrhad Aarll lfiih arllh a anrvv nf .he .lata in .,t un nr.lfmli.ar. nr.an. ' ' Hepubllcan leader would be Isatton and establish a direct connec sougnt. mis would ne nis policy. tlon with practically every community not only during his campaign hut In the thlrty-sii counties of Oregon. later, should he be elected president. The expansion movement by way of .1 txpianauon migoi ce aiviaeo into inree ) MnvrnKAi. Ji.n. 7Th. Amr.' . ... ........:. Distinct classes. " ,r .. ; iiooa a prominfni pari in tne recent i'"" wuuni urniiiiriiunii ui CHICAGO, June 17 "llabe" Huth. men. ' playing with the New York Yunkees.j Two women are to n-.-k congres cnr.. hi nlnternlh home-run of slonnl nvmlnntlons In the Aa;ust the season today at the White Hoi ' primary In Michigan Mrs. Alfred park, sending the ball over the right Dunk of Ietrolt and Mrs. Helen field bleachers, scoring to men C. Statler of Kalamatoo. ahead of blm. I The first woman to hold a national .. I office In the United Htates was Miss WARSAW, June 17 Americans 'Mtelle Heel, of Oregon, who was ap- I J I a , fc. K .Vsw!----, mrtt ivh rrirmiun ui itauur, iu luuiru Flrst-A survey of the state. ,,on "" loaaj c""ra ,or conre- Second An educational campaign to 0D' Investigation Into the "tyran- be carried on through local newspapers nlcal, brutal and un-American sup- and by mailing literature pertaining ,prrslon of free speech." It extend to the movement direct to Industries, ed to President Wilson nn Invitation firms aadilbdlvlduals interested In the yslii nf g'fs' "Tflf 'l.'T'T','" a'tlotttHVfit the state. Iflre cEooselhe proper way", " I TblrdThe Intensive organization w. 'Ti ,.n .r mnrnlnr work at 'which time a state-wide can- to witness a meeting at I)uiuene, Pennsylvania, en tha subject of free speech snd free assembly under fed- evacuation of Kiev, turning thvlr all- Indian schools hy Presldcut McKIn tomoblle over to the Polish staff,,!"? In 1H98. aided In feeding, attending aoundedf and burying dead where there bad The intimated to'al crop la . ... ... .. ....... . t-. cecs ::gs;:, iis ir.o i,o;inira l.iu- uuu (or. n .iiut-u -tn ngu Ing parti-. 18fr.-said Mr Denlson, when the rnllwny was culled upon to furnish twenty rnra a day (u handle the plncappln traffic It The Itocbesjtr JlaptUt Theologlr.il was considered a heavy Job ..... .vlfl t. ... ... .u ... With a head'as big as they 1. aTud.t to 7u& th'e brcgo'n (With apologies to Longfellow or a rb.mb,r 0t Commerce to carr whoever It was that wrote "In Mem- on ltI program of development aork orlam" At that. Its too had to take for the .tate on a broader, moro com It out on a dead man.) prchcnilve scale. This' canvass will be mdc throughout the state during June Some few years ago. It was I-oni Star's privilege to he on an expedl- I tlon, which went from Cape Town But while we are on that subject, fright through the heart of Africa up we wpuM like to hear from someone to Carlo in Egypt who really likes our column. If you And any fun In It and if It causes you "io smile, once In a while, let us know. You see Lone Star Is this kind of a fellow. If his work U ap preciated, he works twice as well, so If you want this column to get bet- met the caravan and after the usual felicitations, said to mo "Son, how did you enjoy your trip through Africa? How did you like the sav ages?" . We replied as follews: "Ob they by J mil ,1 (St- I nd July. This budcet Is to be obtained popular subscription. The appeal will as stuti-wldu aud to everyone Inlcri d In the1 development of Oregon and Is particular community. It Is be- When we arrived at Carlo our Dad I levid the response will be met by the jl nanuiacturrr, tne mercnant, tne rarm r and the Individual, for each Is vital ly Interested In seeing Oregon forge ahead and derelop Its advantages and -tiourcs" , , Two 000l0000&ll'00Wl'l0 Days' Clearance Sale OF SPRING AND SUMMER HATS Friday and Saturday June 18-19 In order to make room for our new stock of Mid Summer Hats we will hold a two-day sale of the latest styles of Spring and Summer Hats in Milan, Hemp, Georgette, Maline and Braid Hats. In this immense stock will be found Hats suited to everyone at prices within the reach of all. Don't miss this opportunity of obtaining late model Hats at a reason able price in the day of high cost of living. SUMMER STYLES $3(Ut $12.95 flfat: $10.00 $12 at $7.95 SPRING STYLES $16 models $6.00 $12 models $5.00 $10 models $3.95 THE PARISIAN MILLINERY i . ' iJnn " 60$ MAIN Industrial developments depend on two facters: Natural resources or raw ij 'nr manufactured products. Urnntcd these and sufficient encouragement development Inevitably follows. Oregon baa the raw materials and natural resources. It will be the purpose of the State Chamber of Com IX merce under Ita eipanded program to ' acquaint the world with theae facts, and through direct solicitation, gtt In dustrial management to consider Ore gon as a site for their Industries. I Furniture s.nd ugoI manufacture In I Oregon are In'thclr Infancy. So Is the canning and preserving of fruits. With i Its vast resources In water power, Its (labor market, geographical location, Oregon offcM mac? cd;untai:(B to the tn.inufnctuitr v.lj howeter, must first be Interested In On. nun and know Ita advantages. What Good is a Dollar ? U's largely up to you. It depends on how you spend it on the Yfdue to you of what you get for it on your ability, to find where that value is to be had. 4 ! DOUBLE POPULATION OF 0REJ30N FARMERS STATE CHAMBER PLAN Oregon now baa S.000,000 acres of land; under cultivation. In 1J19 the agricultural crop was valued at $206,000,000.00. By honest advertising the Ore gon State Chamber of Commerce 'can double the agricultural acre age In hrae yearn,' This would add aaojber ..iJOO.OOO.Opp.OO to the agricultural revenue, of the BtaU,' salng last year's figure as a' bsftts of figuring. .: . r Of course, It's all right to shop around a bit It you like, but why not let the other fellow mako It easier for you by doing a little shopping after your dollar by showing you what you want and whero you can get woBt of It for your money? It's a great Idea, once you get the hang of It, and hero's how! Itlfht In this paper you'll find dozens of advertisements offering you merchandise. Some things you'll need today; some tomorrow; soma next week or next year hut tho pointy Is that those morchants are coming to you, looking for your dollar and offering the best tbey bnve to get It. You'll Hud that by roadlng tho ndvertlsomonts consistently today and every day, you can Increaso tho value to yoursolf of vory dollar you have to spend. Tho things you see ndvertlscd nro almost Invariably as represented. Tho advertisers' statements are usually safor to trust than your own Judgmont. Adver tised misrepresentation Is. business suicide. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS AND INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR DOLLAR! i. l ' v. I J jjMwwwwwwswwwww'wwwwvwwwwwwwMwwww 'MH MIIIMMflljiVM MM4 (i f
