VBtDAT, MMTnCBNIl 10, 1M0
rHEEVENINC HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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Falls, at lli Fourth axree.
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COMMITTKK AHKH FURTHER
AID FOR FIIIK HUFFKRKRS
The committee formed tor the
relief of fire sufferers has Issued
au appeal for further subscript
tlons. Approximately $500 have
been recetvod so far and turned
OTor to the committee consisting
of Mayor I. R. Strable, J. P.
Campbell and W. S. Conkltng.
Virtually all of the money has
been expended la relief of sut-
fcrers, providing clothing, ate.
As tho Injured como from tho
hospital thcro will be further
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Furniture and household goods
packed and crated. Export work.
Douglas 0 H Main St. 10-1S
Mattresses mailo over1 like now.
Furnlturo upholstering and repair
ing. Douglas, 601 Main St. 10-14
r not otherwise credited In this
faper. and also the local news pub
Uahed herein
FRIDAY, 8KFTKMI1RR 10, 1020
FALLACY OF LOW
RATE BILL SHOWN
(Continued from Page 1)
are urgently requested.
SATURDAY SWIMS
START TOMORROW
1 Sowing 'machines, clocks and
phonographs repaired. Douglas,
SOU Mala St. 10-14
FOUND--Tlfw and . rim. Call or
write 114 N. 11th St., Identify
same and pay for ad. 10-11
FOR 8AIJ3 Marlln rifle 30-30.
Auto camp grounds, first camp to-
right. . 10-11
Clerk wants position. Ex-servlco
man, married. Can furnish refer
ences, nive mo an interview. Ad
dress 11. Lucas, (len. Del. 10-11
Tho first Saturday's swim tor the
children of Klamath county will open
tomorrow morning S:30, when all
tho boys under 12 years of nee will
be admitted free of chnrco under)
lesguo in urcRon. no said ne nan formcr regulations. Girls will bo ml
Investigated tho league's nctlvltlcs 'ntlttoil at 9:30.
In tho stato and placed a conjorva-j slrSi Ackjey wm jn chargo each
tlvo cstlmnte of tho present mem- Saturday morning with a corps of
uereuui mr niniv ni i.uw, "" i competent assistants. Parents are.
min nnnninn inns riv lnrniiirniinni - . . . . .
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LOST 30 Government rifle. In case
somewhere between Steel swamp
ranch aud Klamath Falls. $20 re
ward It returned to Tho Smoke,
Klamath Falls. 10-11
Remington Typewriters for salo or
rent. Room 20S Wllllts llldg.
10-13
told specific facts
to bear out his estimate-.
"Wo have all read of tho great In
Jury done to the stato of North Da
kota by this organisation. Taxes
there are 300 per cent higher than
before the advent of the lesguo and
North Dakota has been plunged Into
virtual stato socialism. Tho leagaa
feeds Itself upon tho dissatisfaction
of the fanners aad If we would keep
Its tenacious lingers of the throat of
Oregon we must meet the farmer
asore thaa half way In the solution
of his problems.
"The State Taxpayers League has'
Instituted a measure providing for a
atate market commissioner. This
Measure la similar to the one In Cat
Ifornla and provides for state lesder-
ahlp In the organisation and opera
tion of producers, co-operative, sell
ing organisations. The California
law proved of great benefit 1o the
farmers of that atate. And the Non
partisan league has openly stated It
will not attempt to Invade California
so long as tha market commission
act is la force there, as It has effec
ttretr raajorH a great many of the
causes which the league Is enabled
to enlarge upon aad to propose cure
alls for aa a cover to Its real alma,
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tho bathhouse promptly to eliminate
possibility of accidents or catching
cold.
. The chamber of commorco Invites
all' the children within the age limit
In the county to take advantage of
the swimming tank. t
CRTS TEX DAYS FOR' V " 1 1 '
STEALIN6 NEWSPAPER
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10.
Ksalle Oaerria was convicted of
petty larceny and was sentenced to
tea days In tka county Jail by Police
Judge Morris Oppeakelm for steal
lag newspapers from doorsteps la
tke neighborhood ot Fourteenth and
Guerrero streets. He was arrested
early Monday morning by Policemen
Barrion and Brown who caught him
Uklag copies of a dally paper.
Bathing In the snow Is a common
eastern la Russia.
STATE FIRE LAW . -
TO BE ENFORCED
(Continued from page 1)
Falls will be known as a conflagra
tion town.''
Antagonism between tho city re
corder and other city officials, It was
declared, was responsible for the
msny Ore hszards existing In the city
at that time. Rubbish piles, defective-
lues, and many other fire men
aces were said to exist In tho city,
whreh condition the Are chief was
powerless to correct because ot his
limited authority and the lack of Are
prevention ordinances.
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BUYS OLD GARAGE
Miss Maude Baldwin kaa complet
ed arrangements for the sale ot the
old garage bulldlnc onnosite the
Bald win 'hotel, to Mr. Patterson, WBol
wjil move, the building , within the
next lO'days.
WANTED A second hand wheel
barrow In Reed condition. 739
Jth St. or phono 231W. 10-13
FOR SALE 3 room furnished
house bath: wicker and mn ho fi
nny furniture. First St., between
Pine and High. 10-13
FOR SALB Tho building occupied
by tho Dixie restaurant with store
house occupied by Johnstone Furni
ture Co. 'Price J800. Buildings to
be removed.
A 'good buy In an 8 room house
and 5 lots. Price $2150; $850 cash.
J. F. MAOUIRE, 716 Main St.
10-13
WANTED to buy or rent, single
horse and delivery wagon, with
harness. Apply Fruit Store, next to
Arcade hotel. 10-11
FRUIT FRUIT FRUIT
Uth.
Come to now storA, Main near
next to Arcade hotel, at any
time and buy your fruit for table and
canning. Fresh every dsy from tho
Valley and direct from the producer
at prices unequaled In the county.
e get .truck loads, every day.
10-11
BKXKFIT DANCE AT MAL1N
TOMORROW EVE., FIRE DEPT
Malln Is planning a big dance Sat
urday night for the benefit ot the
fire department reorganization.
Klamath Falls folk will be welcome.
The smallest variety of the bam
boo tree Is only 6 Inches in height,
while the largest grows to a height
of 150 feet. There are as many as
thirty varieties of this tree, of which
aome kinds will sometimes grow two
feet in a day.
FOR SALE
Mere Is a bargain for you don't
let It go by. 80 acres 12 miles from
town of Rogue River; 10 acres clear
ed, new six room house with good
upstairs;, house iidod on. outside Me
ed cotton and paper
re place, three large
family orchard, team horses and hat-
new, larm truca almost new, piow,
narrow, backboard, cultivator. Rur
al route and school right at place,
Price $2500; $1500 cash. bal. two
years at 6 per cent. For Inforasa
tlon call at Lakeside Lbr. Co.. after
C o'clock p. -m.. or write care of same.
H. A. Skelton, 10
Klamath Falls'
Finest Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
Shop
La Vogue
Odd Fellows' Building
Southwest Corner 5th and Main
Leaders of
Fashion For
Ladies' Wearing
Apparel
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Ladies, Your Attention !
Klamath Falls will become on or about September 20th an
important link to tho chain conducted by La Vogue Stores.
The finest, most up-to-date and complete line of Ladies' Wear
ing Apparel ever displayed in Klamath Falls will be stocked.
REMEMBER La Vogue Stores have a Purchasing Tower of
eight stores. Buying in volume is a great factor in reducing
high prices.
Watch -Wait for Our Exact Opening Date !
California
Eight Stores
Oregon
La Vogue
Odd Fellows'
Building S. W.
Corner 5th and
Main Streets
FOR RKNT Four room house nlce- In MUls Addition near tho mills
'ly furnished for housekeeping, anu isciones, we nave a four room
1311 Sargent Ave. Reference ro- house and three, big lots at the ex-
aulred. lO'itremeiy low price or $1400. Only
, ' sejivv VtajBit HUU U III 11 CO in CASJ
Duroc bosr, $60; registered Duroc ?!ln,y, Py.menD,- Cbllcote ft
,Hrl1t.. 140: nurebred Uuroc "" - . iu-i
hd;
tnfcs
(not registered) 12 weeks old,, ....
$"10. Those prices f. o. b. Mcdlora.jruii nAur uvor along mo river,
A. F. Stennett, Ilox 869, Modford.i wo havo a good six room house
Ore. 10-11" wn iino garaon iraci and good or
chard.
LOST A small gold pin with
tnn. Return to First State
Savings Dank. Reward. 10-13
at a barcaln orlra nf ta.nnn.
blua '''. .OOO "rii and $50 a month.
g WU111.U10 m, omun, oau Main HI.
10-11
TO MY FRIENDS ANh PATUOIW---
I will leavo for Chicago Sunday
mornlnetj'Sept. 12th, to tako a spec
ial course In Oral Surgery and dis
eases ot,yia mouth. I cxiwct to re
turn about Oct. 10, Dr. Fred West
erfeld will tako caro of my practice
during my absence. Dr. W. A. Leon
ard. V 1Q.1I
A Classified Ad will sell It.
FOR SALE: Hair goods; combings
aiila In nritur.i will tesch VOU
the trade for $50. Call at 53R Pine'
St.r-, Townsend Flats, upstairs.
a ....... i rf lo-io
MVHIMUVt no-I 7 7
inside; goodf One of .best business opportunities;
outbuildings. for;smaircapltal In Klamath Falls
Colonial Rooms and Annex, 1101
Main and 741 Walnut Sts. Lara-e
outside rooms for rent; new beds,
new mattresses, new bedding. Be
ing remodeled Into modern rooming
houses. io
XIgbt housekeeping rooms and
wages in exchange for some work
each day. 1101 Main St.
Roomlna bouse completely furnished
in ha moved! alio biff lot. cood lo
cation to move It on, at an approxi
mate cost complete, Including mov-'
Ing and lot, of seven thousand dol
lara. House alone would cost to'
build at present time about nine
thousand dollars. Don't miss this
If you have a little cash to Invest In
the best town west of the Rockies. J
Would rent for at least two hundred I
per month. In new location. Will be
pleased to show you proposition. F. ,
C. De Chalne, S. W. corner 7th and
Main, behind new brick, Klamath
Falls, Ore. 10-11
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1 have displayed my millinery stock,
temporarily, in the
WAfJTED 4 horses and 1 man at
ABkeny Rancn, s per oay ana
10 board. Apply W. A. Jones. 10-13
Square Deal; Drug Store
SAFETY -- SERVICE - SAT ISFACTION
ASl'IIU.V
A. D. 8., II. F. D. and others,
20 and 35c
FOUNTAIN I'KNH
Waterman and Tempolnt Pens,
$2.50 to $7.50
OARDKN COURT
Toilet preparations ure without a
superior. Face Powder, Cold
Cream, Perfume, Toilet Water, etc.
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FENHLAR STORE
We sell and personally guarantee
all the PENSLAR REMEDIES
HUOHHON HTYLUS
Converts your Vietrola into an ail
record playing phonograph. Free
Saturday with six Pathe records.
LOWNKV'H CANDIES
Always fresh and guaranteed. The
original package chocolates
FLASHLIGHTS
A complete line of Ever Ready
FlashllghtR and Batteries
I'ATIIE ACTUELLK
Tho last word In sound reproduc
ing Instruments. Come In and
hear It
KODAKS
Genuine Eastman machines,
the popular models
All'
A. D. H. REMEDIES
We sell and personally guarantee
A. D. S. Remedies
PHONOGRAPH ATTACHMENTS
For making YOUR phonograph
play any make of record
RECORDS
Brunswick, Pathe, Emerson and
Okoh Records. Como In and hear
your favorite selection
SURGICAL SUPPLIES
Bandages, cotton, gauze, In fact a
complete line of surgical dressings
KNOCKERS
We have all the popular cold
, Knockers
CRITICISM
We appreciate constructive
criticism
FOR SHAVERS
We outfit big and littlo shavers
complete
RUnilKR GOODS
Hot water bottles, ice, caps, etc,
We carry a complete and depend
able line
t TALK WITH US
on any doubtful point. We
KNOW the drug business
PRESCRHTIONS
Filled hore are filled RIQHT
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Typewriter paper, ribbons, letter
files, board files, etc.
BRUNSWICK
Tho Brunswick Phonograph was
DESIGNED, not ADAPTED to
play all makes of records
CASH OR TERMS
Wo sell nil B models of Bruns
wick and Patho phonographs on
easy torras, or accept cash If you
prefer
PVRALLIN IVORV
Wo sell genulnu Pyrallln Ivory at
prices as low as some dealers ask
for ordinary white celluloid
FILMS
to fit all models ot Kodaks and
hand cameras '
HOUSEHOLD DRUGH
Alum, peroxide, glycerine, etc., In
full weight packages convenient
v for household use
UNIVERSAL
Electric irons .toasters, grills, etc.,
,i. standard priced
Central Hotel Building
832 Main Street
and am showing a nice line of street and readjr-
to-wear hats for ladies and misses at from
$5.00 to 910.00
Watch for announcement of my opening in the
new Brett-Ward Building
Margaret Callahan
Proprietor
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A BIG LOAD TO CARRY
WHEN 'totes' or keep IU money about he must
assume fall responsibility for IU safekeeping. When
he banks It here at the First National ho gain our great
vaults, the jurisdiction of National banking laHN and our
own careful watchfulness as safeguards around his money.
Yo. see our services paovlde for every legal, IW)ra
and physical protection.
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