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IKE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THUILSIUV, JUNK U4, IPSO
AT THE THEATERS,
Thoro l rIwojs on clement o( In
tercst Hint attaches Itsrlf to an nc
tnsss pliolng it ilunl roll' Ulalne
llnmmcrstoln iIuok this admirably In
"Tho Shadow of Rosalie Hyrnos,"
showing nt the Slnr theatre, ami pro
vides proof that Iter country-wide
reputation as nu actress Is H de
orcd.
8t-o Is twins. Leontlnc. and Lconn
M.ul.lern. U-ontlne Ik the Incarna
tlon of sclflshnt-M and nbaolutoly
without honor. Leonn i'0" all
womanly lrtues The two nro cou
stuntly ciosslng each otber' path,
and their tantalizing reemblhuc
adds tet to their liven. Mont or the
tluio I.rontlnn net the bent of her,
slater In Ihelr encounter becnute
nothing Is too sordid for ber to make
um3 of to nttitn her end Hotter,
I.eon.l come In for her.Kbaic of bap-
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STATE CHAMBER'S AIM url , , , .
i tenders Specials
Expansion Movement Now
Progress Will Allow
Eroader Activities.
pines.
Tho story, tichnlcnllj. U uf a very
1O.VK riNK NKW8 ,
A a tlnAlt aiMft tlu ilA a AM A
. ?: -""" ' ""'""""".high order. Tbe plot, something
to tbe Turner springs near Bonanza. I " . . . ... n . ,,...,.
Mr. Bunnell has been troubled with .... , . , . . .n
. ., . ., . , , ed, and the element of upen well
rbcumatlim for aorao time and la In . , , . ., . ... .n.,
. , ... .,.., ... sustained to n sntlsfylug climax,
taopes of eett ng relict by taking thoi -
baths.
Tie annual, school election was
held Monday at tbe schoolhouso.
'William Barks was re-elected direct-
Mr. and Mr. Klger visited Klara- , )c,teraa., bu, me for
, S"" Mondn3r- B , t ItlgurliiR was extended to city con
J. K. Lnraan spent Sunday at tho nn. nll ,,,,, ttl . -..-.m.
SCHOOL IUW8 TO AIX
UK OI'K.N'KD FIUDAY
Tho hlds tor contract to build a
1 new sebcol building have not yet
ered on Friday.
Barks' ranch. I
8&m Hnman hauled a load of grain
to town for L. F. Qeertson Monday.
. . .r. .ri.n ul Mu k, attractive prices so rend tbelr
called ct tt-o Knraan-ranch Tuesday.' . .
Knden Co. are quoting some
ad.
LOS ANOELKS, Ju3o 24. KhO'
culltr. 14 not rulltr and a dliaarca-l
Ml AH tn H. warn flh rAivirf hrnHht
III late Saturday by tho Jury bearing cp,r ' Ch.rlw Johnson fell to
the case of 31 railroad men tried In
lijk TfnftA.I Ot.t.. Jf.,.l ... t... was
mu w.vu uiaics UtiUlK I.UUIL liC(U
en charges of violation of the Lerer
act tbr:ugh alleged participation
he switchmen's strike last April.
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QUINCY, June 24. While hurry
ing to a midnight vupper at tbe Engel
copper mine, Charles Johnson fell to
tbo bottom of a shaft In the mine and
Instantly killed. He struck a
bucket at the bottom of the shaft,
'almost severing bis head from the
body. The accident occurred Satur
'day night. .
, j That Ik Is possible to grow colored
Tbe
In a "thinking" life Umo of Cfty
Tears a mental worker trmilil rnllart
In hi. grey matter some 3.200.000.- woJ has tecn Pu-d by recent eV
000 impressions, and If his brain ' rrlment Tbe result Is brought
wen, of sverage weight, just over nbout by borlBK a boIoilnia "w'nK
fonr pctind.. eh gxc' gxalu ouId;treo aa,, "T'"8 " molU ot e
contain 200,000. Bnu y,aiKr """ UB ""
tret) absorbs tbe mixture. t
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
Burt Southern
And Hit Fun-makers
What does Oregon 11 evil T
What If It were possible to name
the chief factor does It most need In
order to develop with a maximum of
success?
The question Is Impossible to answer
There Is no "chief factor." The aolu
tlon lie not In one particular tired,
but many.
Oregon today, facing an, era of de
vrlunnicnt unparalleled lit Its history
niust till these needs It It expects to
go ahead.
Ot tbe many factors that must U
employed It the state la to progrrsn
Immigration and colonisation stand
preeminent lu order to solve the vital
problem of land settlement.
Irrigation, reclamation of land and
drainage must be developed as another
method ot bringing about tbo solutlou
of tbls problem. Farm labor must In
brought In. llomrseekrra who In turn
become food producer, must bo en
touraged and made to see the possl
Lllittia that await tbcsu In the great
northwest.
(laod mads must be built. As tbe
viut tracts of wilderness with tliejt
billions ot feet of timber arc concerted
into lumber, highways must be pro
vided oter which commerce can be
carried and the scenic bcautlta of the
State viewed by the tourist
Among other needs are Industry ex.
paoaion. railroad extension and water
power development. 1
Advertising and publicity must bo
carried on if Oregon Is to be made
known aa a country for the homeseek
er where opportunity wcaons. us
tcenlc beauties must be advertised to
attract the stream of golden dollars
from tourists and pleasure seekers.
Other states, most of them with fewtr
advantages to attract, arc realizing roll
lions each year from tourists becauso
they realize the value of advertising
and making public what advantages
tiny possess.
Orccon roust develop Its water
trauiportatlon, Its mineral lakes, It 1 1
jiorts and reach out for foreign tradi V
and It must develop the state to pro ly
duce the exports which are to go down A
to the sea In shlpi. It must expand 1
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IIS fuucauonui latimun as mi uuui .
tlonul advantage to hold out to the
hcuii seeker with children to ediratc.
Tho llrrann Hlatr Chsmlier of Com.
mercc Is the most logical agency to ?
carry on this development work simply y
U cause a state organization of thli
IN KEEPING WITH OUR WORD WE ARE QUOTING THE FOLLOWING
LOW PRICES TO ALL CASH BUYERS. THESE PRICES HOLD GOOD
FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK:
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee, lib, Rcg..65. CHf
Special .s..' .. . ' ....
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee, 2tt, Reg. . 1 flfl
$1.25. Special l,uu
Folger's Tea, Black or Green, Reg. A.(r
50c lb. Special. ...: wt j
Best Grade Fruit Salad, large size. tt(r ?
.'Special :. 0"C
Cosmos' Tomatoes, 2 for 35 cU. or &A 1 Ct
Per Case !- v
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Mecco Com, 2 for 35 cts. or &A 1 Cl '
PerCnse V.1U
Goody-Goody Peas, 2 for35cti. or flf 1C
Per Case iPt.lU
Regular 15 ct. Bulk Coffee. lKr
Special ooc
K. C. Baking Powder, Reg. 80 ct. can. 70r
Special uc
K. C. Baking Powder, Reg. 50 ct. can. An
Special 01
K. C. Baking Powder, Reg. 25 ct. can. OO
Special c
We will nay this week 15 cents per dozen cash for all ftesh eggs.
Watch Saturday's paper for next week's Specials.
J. E. ENDERS & CO.
Successors to
ROBERTS & WHITMORE
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OREGON PLAYGROUND
rOR TOURISTS AIM
OF STATE CHAMBER
FRIDAY
The Sparkling Comedy
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nature can work tor tno mutual lKllttZHZZZ
of all communltUa In the state jwltb- ,,
out favoring any particular one." - .
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Announcement
WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Blacksmiths, Boilermakers, Machinists
nnd Wood Workers
The largest and best equipped shop between Port
land and San Francisco. We are prepared to do all
kinds of heavy mill work, and make logging equip
ment. Auto truck blinks, truck bodies, truck trailers
built to order. I have installed Oil Furnace for
Sprint; work. Usinir THE BROWN PYROMETER
instruments for tempering, Auto and Truck Spring, i
work is no experiment with us. You will find first I
class Mechanics here, and commonsense prices. t
Shop located at Gth and Willow Street, Phono 530. I
L C. B. HOUSE, Prop.
Switzerland ued to bo the
poorezt country, per capita. In
the world. Nov, It Is tbe richest.
Tourist traul did It.
Mclii and Colorado each re
ceive (50,000,000 per year from
their tourists, Florida gets (250,
COO.OCO; California, hair a Di
llon a year. Oregon ccts (5,000,
000. A three year's advertising cam
paign by the Oickoii iitato Cham
ber of Commerce may bi expect
il to brlni; In at Ituil imo-lulf
of what Main nnd Colorado t't.
or 125,000,000, which should In
crrum on a rUlntf scale.
STATE CHAMBER SEEKS
I TO DOUBLE POPULATION
' ON FARKS IN 3 YEARS
"The End of a Perfect Day"
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SATURDAY
" In Wrong
II Oregon has wutT n tourer s to Ir
rlpftti 4 flflfl 00ft nrrpH nf lnml nfiw ttn
' productive, and which would support
In comfort, 200,000 new population, or
ubout 40,000 now families.
If In its three je.ir'H campulgn to
put families on On-Kon'H acunt lurid
I'llin r)r,-ffiri 'Itnfn r'hnmli.r nf Pmn.
mcrce can bring l.dOO fan: 1 1 leu to utll
t Izn ihU liind mi'l water, It will rm-Hti In
expcr:dltur(M alone for such commodi
ties as clothUiK. food, 'furniture. ttr
or f l,00f),0C0. talculatlnrf tho expendl
tiirn rnr nn fntlra fnntllv nt. onlv
Effrimn .ni! i,r ,i viv nili(nf, nt fli.
Atulth prndiircd by tlittc new settlers
' Land Mttl 'nt fi nno ol tho chlel
Hms of the l';i;r,ii Htuto Chamber of
Cummcrc." ' - --""rnin in m
i ovement to aid in the dcvelojnnc nt of
tho H'.aic.
SUNDAY
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fRICES
Reserved Seats $1.00
Gcncr! Admksion 50
; Keeenred Seau New em Sale
' preRon Iii.h 1C, COO COO ucica ot till
alilo land now uni ui!UntrI
' Oiecon preduct: 1 0,100,000 Luanda
I of whnat In l&l'J.
I If Orcgon'o lC.OfiOOOO acnn of III)-luMe-but
uucillthaled lurid were plauttil
In V) hi at and tho yield wire lliu Orr
gon avcrate for ten yenrv -21.D bushtlo
per cert now production would bo
350,400.00 LuBlielB which, ut tho prlco
today of 13 per bushel, would misn u
cash value of $1,051,200,000.
Trio vrcgon Htate Chamber of Com
merce expects to double the number
of farmers in three years. If this
means double tho wheat crop, It will
mean so additional yield of 20,400,000'
bushels of wheat, which at tbe pr-;
Tailing price would, mean a cash value
la se money pf 161,100,000."";
MIMMON'H I'Oll I'Ulll.lf'ATMiV
tttilly No. I Kin
In tho Circuit Court cf tho Slain of
lOrcKon, for tho County of Klntiinth
I Klrry A llalrd, plaintiff, vit Kmmu
O lloblnson. V O Foster nml L. M
. l.anttley. nefendaiitK.
In tho naimi of tho Slnto of Oregon
To V O Poster and I. M. I.uns
ley. Defendants.
Vou nro beroby required to upHar
and answer tho complaint filed
aca'lnnt you In thu all vu ent tied suit,
on or before July D. 1320 that hi-lnrj
thu hint day of tho titno pre icnt.ed lu
tho order tor publication ot IIiIk siitn
inons. And It you fail rn in iitmwur
'or apiwiir, for wnnt lh proof, thu
plaintiff will npply to tho Court for
tbo relief prayed fcr In IiIn complaint
on flli! heroin, to-v.lt.
I That that certain mnrtfcaKo ex
ecuted by thu defendant, Kiiimu 0
Itoblniton, on the 3 1st day nf March,
1114 In fnvnr nf-thii id.llntltf for
Who sum nt $2,800. puynhln ono yoar,
after ilnto, with Interest at ihn rutn
of 8 per cent, per annum, loverlnn
th followliiK dencrlliod real eutnte:
All or Huctfou 36, Townnhlp 39 South,
ItanKo 10, Knal or Wlllametto Meri
dian, Klamnth County, Btntu ot Oro
Ron, bo forecloued by decreo of this
Ceurt: that thn sum of $170 ho al-
I lowed as u reasonulilo attorney h icu
in hald torociOHUru proceeding, to
Koflior with cents or suit.
That thu defendants, W C. Footer
nnd U. M. LanKlcy bo barred and
foreclosed of ovury rlKht, tltlo and
c'lulty uf icdemptlon, or other Inter
est In said mortK'iKud property, snvu
thn srattitory rlcht of redemption, In
salt! prtmlBen,
This summon Is nerved by publi
cation thereof, In thn KvenliiK Horald,
a dally nowspapur, printed, piilillHhod
and or KonerAI circulation In Klam-I
utli County, Ori'ccn, by order of1
llonorabltt 1). V, KuyKonilall, Jtidco
of tho aliovo entitled court, niado
mil riled May 27th, 1U20, which H.ild
order roriulres that lhl Hiiiiimorn bo
published onru a week ,for hIx con
tiuutlvo.unftkn. hCKlunlng on.llio 28th
day or Mny, 1020.
ui;u. i;hii;m and
r. A, WII.'ST,
Attorney for I'l.ilntlff.
May 2S-1-1 1-18.25.2-0
NOTK'i: OK VISMi ACCOUNT
Don't fail to read the Herald Classified Ads.
Great Success
the
WINGED "O" FIVE
NOTIC13 1H IIKHKIIY (J1VICN that
tha underHlKiied Iiiih flted In tho
County Court of Klarnth .County,
Oregon, thn final account ot his ad
rnlnlKtrutlon of tho KHtuto of Loulo
II, Dixon, doccasod, mid tho said
Court has fixed July 10, 1020, at tho
hour ot 10 o'clock in tho forenoon
fit iiuld day, nnd the Court Room ot
the County Court of Klamath County,
Oretion, In Klfimath KMlti Oregont
as the date, time and place for the
hearing of objections against sai
final account, if any there be, and for
tbo settlement thoreof.
,. DKNBON DIXON,
Administrator' of the Bstato
ot Louie B. Dixon, deceased.
Jobs 2-9-U-23-tQ I
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FEATURE DANCES'
be 'held at 9:00 p. m. Toniorht
and Saturday night at
MOOSE HALL
Come and Dance to the Latest in Refined '
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