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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1920)
"T--fljHl PAOBTMiUUI THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON , SATURDAY, OCTOBER t, II I r Illankntsconiforlorn bedding onsalo it K. K. K. ntoro'H llnrvnnt aaloe IB'A loss thun regular prleo. 7-B A classified Ad will Mil It. Sixty yoara n fireman, 40 ypar n chief, In tlio rornnrkalilo record of W. C. Davol, who on tha uvn of hi 80th birthday lins'jusl resigned hU hond'of thu lira department of Full lllvnr, Mass, '' Come and See . for yourself that Klamath Falls has as f ino a display of Marble and Granite monu ments as you can find in the cities. ., wigj KbmathlFallsjMarble Jand Granite Works 1040 Main St G. D. Grizzle, Proprietor Hmmj n HkMMM iHH .JmmmmI MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMS MliW MP f lt SENTIMENT IS . SB TO G.O.P.TICKET PORTLAND, Oct. 8. Careful an alyal of report from, many aourcea rueclvod at republican atate head quartern Indicate that Oregon will awing Hit five electoral vote to Hardin and Cool I duo, the republican atandard boarora on election day. Novombor 2, Thornaa II. Tongue, Jr., republi can atato chairman, In n atatomenl Issued today said that a republican victory was certain: "Tha people of Oregon have made up their winds to novo a change of dmlnlatratlonrTbojmrff-tlrod off democratic watte, democratic Inconif petenco and democratic1 extrava If the Wood Dealer Sold Service Wit do not aril current wo aril service. diMwa't HT That sound odd Wrll, suppose the woo1 drain- sold service Instead of, wood, be would trnd to your furtiaro anil your rangr. takn away the athea and clean the flue. Vuu would buy so much hrat. Now yon buy ao much light, although you pay nrrortllng to the rurrrnt you consume. Hut the service la performed for you by thla rompany at the aubatatlooa and power plants. That la what'we'iiant to glvoyon efficient service. It la the" alwi of Mill rompany to have nono but aallaflod ruatonirr. No matter what It U, If ou have a icvlrvanrw, or are iUxutdnflcd about your bill or do not understand our raUw, plraao come la and soo a or writ ua about It. U yea have any aujtjrrfttlona to make, wn will gladly avail oar arlvrs of thrm aa our aim la constantly to Improve our service to you aa faat aa tha development of acleace and human ability permit. California-Oregon Power Company ganetj. "Harding and Coolldgo aro typi cal Americana. They wilt put an end to ono mnn rulo and autocracY. They will rcitora our well-tried form of constitutional government. They will Introdueo economy and efficiency Into our national affaire and make It poMlblo, through economy and good butlncii administration, to lower our heavy war taxes and the high coat of living. "Tho people aro commencing to rcnllzo that the nffulra of govern ment and thu high coit of living nro cloudy related. Tha waste of bil lions baa to ho paid by tho people iinttui form- of hlnhcr-taxesr-many- o( them iuUIrm.l ud CoVelvtl up In tho prlco of tho articles thoy con aurao. "Tho republican candidates aro pledged to a policy of economy and retrenchment and to pay attention to domestic Issues which affect tho every day Uvea of the people. "Harding Is a man that grows unon tha people with acquaintance. They Ilka him became, he la making a clean, constructive campaign. Thoy admire his grasp of tho economy problems of the day and they tlko tho way ho sticks to tho campaign laauea and refuses to become engaged In controversies over trivial personali ties or extraneous Issues. Harding will make n president tho American people- will be proud to bavo m their chief executlvo. "Tho farmers of the atato are vl tally Intarostcd In the constructive program that Harding has for the building up of American agriculture They approve of his plan for tha de velopment of the federal farm loan system by which the, tenant on the rented farraa and the hired laborer will be glvon help so that they may evontually become farm owners themselves. tfarmrr For Hardin "The republican party waa found ed by farmers and they are still the backbone of the party. The Ore gon farmer knowa that Ffardlng atands for tho protetclve tariff and thoy approve of his policy of protect ing tho products of the farm, "Oregon farmers aro now under going tho competition of South American beef and hides, Australian wool, New Zealand butter, Chinese eggs and many othor porducta which can be sold In our home markcte for loss than we can produce them. Noj)nderhe0regonfarmerla going to vote for a republican preal dent, a republican senator and re publican congressman. I ir AAAA A -f, A A A A A A A A Vote for George Chastain For County Judge HE STANDS ON THE PLATFORM OF PROGRESS His election means for Klamath County an administration of county affairs in which money will cease to be paid for attorneys fees and more money will be available for road building; in which no money will be paid to private detec tive agencies and more money will be spent in school development. ff you as a taxpayer and voter stand for progress, how can you do other wise than endorse the attitude shown by this extract from Mr. Chastain's signed and published statement: ' t ? MM aTbl Vn ' i 1 -: Iv.i. ..n -.- . ,1- ' ' t 4 "I hope to have an administration that will mean progresa for tho county, good roada, schoola and a careful bustnosa management of 'county affaira that will advance tho comunlty and reflect crodlt on me and I do not 'feel that I can accomplish this It I must always have tho clanking chains of throe courthouaoa dragging around with me tho earcaaa of an Issiu) that lins been too umny Icing yours unburtod.' . e - it .' mt.y I wfM- "While Oregon Is properly put In tho republican column by such train ed political wrlttera aa David l-owrence and Mark Sullivan. Repub licans should not slacken their ef forts. "We must roll up a big plurality and the slie o'f It depends upon the exertions of republican men and women for the next 30 days. Repub licans must not fall to go to the polls on election day. Republican Hrnator Nretlrd "The republican majority In tho scnato Is In peril. It Is now down to one. Many of tho contests are Closo. Many of tho republican senators have hard flahts. "It may bo that Oregon's one vote would glvo the control to the demo crats. rp?f "If tho republican party loses con trol of the senate. Presiding Hard ing would bo hampered In his admin istration. , "Republican policies, republican protective tariff, republican econo mies and reforms would go by the boards. President Kardlng cannot have a successful administration without republican control of the senate. "Oregon 'republicans should atand loyally behind Harding and Coolldgo and vote for Robert N. Stanfleld, the republican nominee for United States senator. "Oregon Is a ropuflllcan state. There are 228,571 republicans, and 93,405 democrats registered, a re publican plurality of 135, 1C6. Every registered republican should vote for Harding, and Coolldge and Stanfleld, ahould stand atcadfast and firm for republican principles. "Reports from all over the atate Indicate that republican spirit Is ris ing and that the determination Is growing to make a clean sweep. This means that Stanfleld will certainly be elected United States senator." LEADER SITS L M I T BUCK C. 0. P. CHICAGO, Oct. 8. Declaration that labor must support tho Repub lican party thla year by T. V. O'Con lior of Buffalo, prosldont ct the Inter- rretional Long Shoremen's association Blnro 1908 and a prominent national labor loader, Is attracting no end of notice here ns well as elsowlioie Mr. O'Connor called on Senator Hording nt Marlon and announced that although ho has been a Demo crat he will this year vote for Hard' Ing and Coolldgo. The significance of this Is empha slied by tho fact that tho Interna tional Long Shoremen's association comprises 90,000 inombors, nnd by the further fact that a fow years ago Mr. O'Connor waa elected, aa a Demo crat, to membership in tho Now Yoik constitutional conventlcn. WEATHER RECORD Hereafter the Herald will publish tha mean and inaxtaun tempera ;ures and precipitation racord as tak en by tha U. 8. Recusation service station. Publication will cover -tha day previous to tb paper's Issue, ap to 5 o'clock of that day. Pw Max. Mln. clpltatlon Oct. 1 45 40 Oct. 1 1 40 Oct. 2 64 43 Oct, 3 71 33 Oct. 4 76 37, Oct C. ,.... 6G 43 . Oft ti.. Cot. T.. Oct. oi; 60 43 .19 80 37 BUSINESS CARDS 010WWWWWWWWWWWWWW ACME LUNCH Home Cooked Meab SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS Mrs. E. M. Bechdoldt 323 Main St. Klamath Fall Cjcleiy Wo handle new and rebuilt motor cycles and blcyclea, alao parts a,nd accessories.- Goodyear, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes are our line, and Harley-Darldson Serv ice, which spells Honest, Dopendabto Service. 4twae era C. K. DISMARK 118 H. Oth Ht. Klamath Falls J&n&ne PHONE 3t 327 MAIN STREET Open It) a. an. to S p. an. and Holidays r DENTISTS Dr. E. a Wiiecarver s - Dr. P. M. Noel' - - -rsom I ftora la1slsMjsSsjwsSsj Otw Vi lATHAUTO . 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