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always reach boat or train
on time. We doat believe
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Except that" you never lose any, time when you
eat in this cafe. We. try to make every second
count from the time yoU give your dinner or
lunch order until it is placedbef ore you.
Long waits in cafes sometimes ruin the very best
appetites makes people out-of-sorts, and places
them in anything but an eating humor.
Nothing like that in this cafe! Quick service
and excellent meals that's the combination!
You'll get it at the
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"The public be damned."
Most poopto hnTo hoard that phraae
not to many years ago exemplifying
the attltade ot certain railroad mag
nate. Few, however, know when ft
was tint Med, and how It waa coined
into a catch phrase.
The story Is told by Charles Chap
In, the famous city editor ot the New
York livening World who Is now
erring a term ot life Imprisonment
In Sing Sing prison. It appears In his
book "Charles Chapln's Story," Just
published, which describes his eitrn-
ordinarily varied carocr and tho trag
ic events which terminated It.
"I recall that memorable night at
the Chicago Tribune otrico when a
reporter who had been sent to Inter
view W. K. Vanderbllt. strolled lan
guidly Into the office and reported
that the railroad magnato refuted to
talk," writes Chapln. "it was Just
at the time when a crowd ot finan
cial plratea had paralleled the Van
derbltt line between Chicago and Buf
falo with the Nlcklo Plate Road, and
were holding him up to buy It from
them.
"I was there chatting with Ted
Colles, the night editor. After re
porting 'no story' the reporter sat
down to chat with some poker play-
era to whom he casually remarked
that in answer to his roquost for an
Interview as a matter ot 'great pub-
lie Interest,' Vanderbllt had snapped
out at him. The public be damned!'
pushing him out of the car and slam-
.mlag the door la his face.
"That was enough for the night
'editor. The most striking story on
the front page that morning was
beaded 'The Public be Damned,' and
'the expression has been going ever
luce."
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FOR ARMT SURPLUS
Max Weiss returned last evening
from San Francisco, where he baa
been on business. While In the bay
city he made arrangements for the
handling of some of the surplus gov
ernment goods that are being sold
throughout the United States and ex-
I pecta to open a store for the sale of
the merchandise In this city. Mrs.
Weiss, who has been visiting with
relatives in California for the past
tire weeks, returned home with Mr.
Weiss.
FOREST FIRES
RAISE PRICE
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.- Every
time there is a forest fire It Is a-contributing
factor to trie ' Increasing
price ot lumber, according to Charles
tathrop Pack, president of tho
American Forestry association, who,
In a statement hero today snnounc
ed the needless 130,000,000 nn-
nunl forest fire loss or the United
States as "a wasteful strain upon
tho rosourcos of tho nation." Stnnd-
tug tltubcr is burning out snd don
troped by tire, diseases and insocts,
he said, mora than four times as
fast as new trees aro being grown.
"Hero Is an example of what con
fronts tho nation," dcclarod Mr.
Pack. "Tho wholesale prices on
upper grades ot soft wood lumber In
New York were from 130 to 1 35 n
thousand feet prior to 1885, when
mills In tho same stato supplld tho
market, from $35 to 145 between
1SSS and 1917 whon most of the
aupply came from tho take states
and tho south, and aro now entering
a genoral level of 1130 a thousand
feel with a large part ot the material
coming from tho Pacific coast.
"Many Industries have been un
able to secure their supplies of tim
ber at any price. The output ot cer
tain entire Industries has been re
duced as mjuch aa SO per cent. Ne
cessities have fared worse than lux
uries. The ramifications of lumber
shortage and high prices are limi
ted and have affected aerlously prac
tically our entire papulation."
Mr. Pack, as the .head ot the org
anisation keenly Interested In con
serving the nation's forests, profaced
bis statement with the hope that fire
prevenlon would be "preached" la
every school In the land on Friday,
October , the day before fire pre
vention day proclaimed by President
Wilson, when the teachers are ex
pected to Inform their pupils of un
necessary fire hatards and to help
reduco the country's total annual
fire loss ot 350,000,000.
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LOS ANOBLKS. Sept. 30. The
new government of tho northern dist
rict of Lower California has comput
ed arrangements with a Los Angeles
firm for the purchase ot materials
for twenty school bouses of various
sixes.
BERKELEY, Sept. 30. Courses In
enunciation to aid newcomers from
foreign lends in ridding themselves
of peculiarity of accent In spoaklng
English aro being offered by the ex
tension division of tho University of
California this year.
Tricks on April Fools' day aro the
outgrowth of a similar custom among
tho Hindus, who, however, observed
the last day of March.
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The palace built by Louis XIV at
Versailles cost so much that he de
stroyed bis aecoants.
There will be 'a
Dance
given Saturday Night at .
Swan Lake by the Employees
of the Swan Lake Lumber
Co. in the Swan Lake Lum
ber Company Hall. Refresh
ments, Good Music, Good
Time Assured
HOT
Steaming Del Monte
Beans cooked tender
with Tomato Sauce
a feast fit for a king.
CAndoneofthe
most economi
cal foods you
can buy.
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Square Deal Drug Store
725 Main St, Klamath Falls, Oregon
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The Metropolitan Garage
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL
PRICES ON TIRES, WAR TAX INCLUDED
MICHELIN FABRIC List Price Sale Price
30x3 Clincher $19.29 $17.05
30x31 Clincher ,: $23.82 $21.05
32x3'" Straight side $28.60 $25.30
31x4 "Clincher $33.38 $29.50
32x4 Straight side $38.38 $33J5
MICHELIN CORD
32x31. Straight side $45.76 $40.48
32x4 Straight side $57.72 $51.05
33x4 Straight side ..$59.28 $52.44
STRONGHOLD FABRIC
30x3 ; Clincher $29.28 $21.90
32x3 1. Straight side $36.28 $25.75
34x4 "Straight side ; $47.57 $35.28
STRONGHOLD CORD ,
32x3 Straight, side .'. $50.23 $39.70
33x4 Straight side. $66.00 $49.85
Prices effective from this date until October 1, 1920
Lee & Williams, Prop.
CORNER 11TH AND KLAMATH
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Phone 381 J 230 Main St
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