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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1020
AN UNSOUND I.AW
Constitutional Atncndment fixing
legal rate ptjntervst In Oregon.
, 314 Yes. '
315 No. ,
t Vote NO.
Tho voters of Oregon are to pas
Judgment on this mcuuro next No
Tember 2nd. Wo havo bad attempts
la various war to lessen tbe load
on tbe borrower br legislation but It
aba always bit back and bit back
kard. There wu tbe mortgage tax
law In Oregon year ago and the bor
rower always paid the tax by higher
Utereti rates. Tbe proposed limita
tion of Interest rates by contract to
8 and the legal rate to 4 aa pro
vided for rn this bill will rect aa
all former attempt to legislate what
the borrower shall pay, bare re-act-d.
There aro 13 separate states Is. th
TJalon-with 48 separate laws on'inter-'
at rates, 47 which Oregon baa to
compete with tor money for develop
asent purposes as welt aa torenejr
xlttlng Indebtedness and Oregon
needs development more than any of
them. Do you want to stop this, de
velopment? Do you want to return to
the Jackrabblt and coyotes what
farms we bare developed? Then vote
NO on this measure.
If one of the other 47 states wants
to experiment on a law of this sort
let them do It, but Oregon needs the
money and our soil will produce It!
Oar government cannot borrow.
asoney at 5 with tbe beat security
la the world, so bow 'do you expect
to borrow at that rate? i
Do yea waat to pat the brake oa
ska development of year stata and
i Good Taste in
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FOOTWEAR
TO the woman who cares to be shod well but'
not. extravagantly the JOHN KELLY fall
models which we are now showing will make a
strong appeal.
Graceful, pleasing lines, a smart appear- ,
ance and the look of quiet elegance that is '
achieved when fashionable leathers -of the first,
quality are wrought by expert craftsmen.
Our sales people will take pleasure in showtfV
ing you the styles of your preference. Whether
it's a smart walking boot, a fall oxford or a
dainty, graceful tie, we have it and the style is
right , , ft
. Priced 'as low ah ahopi. at refinement and
superlative quality can bei
the consequent Increase In the value
of your property?
Then Vote NO.
GENEROUS DONATION
TO ARMENIAN RELIEF
Word has Juit been received from
Mr. J. J. Handsakcr, state mana
ger of the Armenian Relief, that
clothing has poured Into their head
quarters to such an extent from all
over tho state that their boat -which
Is to carry It from Pprlland will be
loaded to capacity.
Following this call for clothlrg,
pUns are being laid for a big Sunday
school offering for this some cause.
to fes gathered at or near Christmas
tlmo.
Word has Jutt been received alio
from Rev. and Mrs. Itamito, for
merly In charge of the Christian
church here, but who havo had
chargo of an orphanage In Armenia
where they havo undergone tnnum
erable hardships and be?n driven out
once, aro going to Datoun -to help
fight the piaguo which haa broken
out among 16.000 Greek refugees.
Let us plan to. back up these heroic
peoplo when the call comes for funds
to help.
E. P. LAWRENCE
ARTHUR WILSON
Committee.
LIVELY CONTEST AT CLUB
HMOKKR; ALL END IN DRAWS
The matches at the Athletic club
smoker last night were clever exhi
bitions, not overly exciting perhaps,
but fast and full of Interest. All
three went to draw decisions. 'The
main event between Battling Mont
gomery and Kid Lewis gave both
boxer opportunity to display their
talents and apparently pleased the
fan. A big crowd witnessed the
bouts. . m.
PRINTING
'Have opened a Job Printing
Shop at. Fourth and Elne streets,
opposite Hunt Hospital, and am
prepared to 'do all kinds of com
mercial printing business 'static
cry a specialty. New material
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.CM andfet my prices ion airy
prwiaar youvavsaire. ,
DRUMSIOND,
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I PERSONAL MENTION I
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Ieoa O. Wise ha returned from
a month's leave and resumed his
place aa ticket clerk at the Southern
Pacific station. He, spent his vacation
In Chicago and other pari of tho
cast. During his absence the posi
tion was tilled by C, M. Howard, re
lief clerk.
Sirs, llert E. Hawkins, In com
pany with her sister, Mrs. a. W.
Dewey, who hat been hero frora
Nebraska visiting for the past to'
weeks with Mr. and Mr. Hawkins
and family, left on the train thls'(rom Kirk
morning lor nan rrancisco. Mrs.Whlto Pelican hotel.
L. 0. Bland, who has been here for y, 0. Lane and family aro hero
tho summer with her son. M. F. Ar- for tew days from their homo
nett, also accompanied Mr. Hawk-
Ins and Mr. Dewey.
Mis Helen Caldwell, who I at-
tending the high schcol, leftfor i nd who was at ono tlmo water
week-end visit with her people at' commissioner for Klamath, Is In
Warden. itown this week.
W. C Thompson of Chlloquln ar-
rived yesterday afternoon and Is
tending to business matter here,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross 8utton arc
county seat visitors hero from thelripanc,i by F. 11. Nash, Portland
ranch at Dairy. ' i representative of the firm.
Mr. Illand and Mr. Stewart, bank
examiners, aro paying Klamath
Falls Institutions a visit this wcck.l.Medtord, have been discontinued, It
Thoy plan on going to Lakevlcw'was announced by Postmaster W.
from here. I A. DeUll today. This chanan Is
Mr. J. A. Chastaln. who haa been!
visiting her son, George Chastaln
and family, left for her homo In j
Donsnia this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Denttey
are business visitor In tho city to
day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qrlffln, of
Slsson, California, haw arrived In
Klamath Falls to make their future
home. They purchased the Arnold
place at the corner of Upham and
Falrvlew streets, this wek.
Marvin Cross purchased supplies
from Klamath Falls merchants this
morning for ksl ranch near Dly.
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' Mr. Henry Lemalne, lster of
Ocorge and Oliver Watt, who has
been visiting 'at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Watt for the' past
two weeks, lett yesterday morning
for hur homo In liattlo Mountain,
Nevada. Mrs. Isabella Watt, .moth
er of Mr. Lemalne, who ante hore
with her, will remain on for' somo
tlmo before taking her departure
for Honolulu, where she will spend
the winter.
C. Ferguson and II. Arnold are
horo from San Francisco on business.
T. It. Kolly Is a wcok-snd visitor
He Is stopping at tho
i silver Lake.
j. h. chlnnook, attorney for tho
Callfornla-Orcgon Power company,
Lewis Roesch. rOBresontlng At-
at-Jicrt,ury Stewart and Volll trucks,
u hero from Seattlo to look over
lho Klamath field. Ho Is accom-
stages carrying tho mall between
Klamath Kails and Ashland and
made every year when bad weathsr
'and bad roads set In.
Mrs. A. W. Long of Silver Lake
Is a county seat wook-end visitor.
She Is registered at tho While P11
can hotel. ' ,
If there aro any doubt as' 10
whether Oregon-grown apples'- art
not tho finest In the world, the
beauties displayed In tbe window of
the Klamath County Abstact com
pany will give final proof. Thoy
were received by Don Zumwalt from
Oeorge Alten, who worked hero
with Mr. Zumwalt for several year,
from Wilbur, Oregon. The fruit
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was grown on tho ranch of W. L.
linker. They are Spllsenberg and
llnldwins,
Frod Coleman and John Nouliort
were city business visitor till
morning from Swan Lake, whoro
they operate farms.
C. V. Drown was In town yester
day from Kirk.
James Straw Is In town on bus
lness"from Odessa.
Miss Agnes Leo left this after
ijoon to spond the evk-nd tho
guest of Mr. and Mr, (luy Merrill
u't their home' near Merrill, Oregon,
Frank and Charle W. Kester
were county leiu visuor irum i-ou
Valley this morning.
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Mr. Oscar Peyton loft yrstorday
for Oakland, California, where lie
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.wilt taku ii course In llould' bus-
nes college.
1 James flhcoliy, former city editor
of the Evening Herald, Is busy
spreading democratic propaganda
from Portland headquarters of the
Ilourbons, and many democratic
papers aru using the arguments
clicked off Jimmy's typewriter.
C. W. Walton, Jr., I spending
the week-end In town from Chllo
quln. .Mr. ami .Mr. Jay Miicneii are
hero on business for a fe
daya.f-
Mr. Mitchell I one of the big cat-
tie buyer, who do business In
Klamath county.
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has taken a position w(th tho ruinilrl
dopartnwnt of tlm nradlcy-Evans
Shoo company. Ho ha had 18 ycrs
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I'VVIKU . IIIIHIIIM. HVIU I. I'lll IUII-
land to conduct tho lloosler cabinet
salo of tho Johnstone Furniture com
pany, has left with tho conclusion
of the salo. While here ho made a
visit to Chlloquln and Fort Klamath,
Placing cabinets In both place.
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STKf INSTRUMCNrOfCjUALirY.
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IHEN you tee
mark on m phonograph, jem
know that it repreaeatt mi
instrument which
Won highest score for tone ,
quality at the PanamaPacific Expotition;
Playa all makes of dice records fcrftctly
without extra attach mento;
H&3 a powerful, eilcnt motor which is
noted for its strength and loag-running
qualities;
Is characterized by rctremely graceful
linca duo to patented "bulge" cabinet con
st ruction;
Has a sound box which docs not deteri
orate with time;
Ccntrob tone volume at tbt sound eeurc:
t!:c "proper place without the' slightest
blurring or marring of the accuracy of re
production; ."
Has wonderfully sweet, true, lovely tone,
which is beautiful beyond comparison.
We have jutt the Sonora you Irani
at the price you toUh to pay '
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$50 to $1000
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
Exclusively Musical Instruments ,
507' Main St Phona 2t2-J
TheH:ghe$t Oat Talking Machine
in the World
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HTHAYHDOct. Id, 1030, from
my plnco, 304 Mlohlgnn Ave. Ono
surrell homo with whlto faca, Ihrou
year old. Had halter on, J, N. (luth
rlo. a327
WANTKI A amall, full-grown dog.
Must bo a retriever. (I. L. Ilhrln.
Algonm, Oregon. 33-30
WANTED Woman to do washing
by tho day at Mr. L. I. Park
914 Urant 8t. 23-2&-26
Wo pay tho highest prices for old
automobile tires than can lie repair-
'ml. ITfiltititlli llnhltrtp A Ijnlhnp f'n .
1120 Mnln street, 33
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lire repairing, sectional work and ro-
treading a.spoclalty. All work guar-
anteeu, nianintn Hiiuner ana l.ealh.
er Co,, 1130 Malln street,
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ATTKNTION.O. K. H. M19IIIKRM
Anyone having badges, pleasn re
turn them t the chapter on or be
fore Tuesday, October, JClh.
EFFIE U. CIIAHTAIN, W. M.
23-20
FOtt HA1.E Hmnll rook stove.
Franklin, Uwls St., Went Hldit.
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33.26
FOR It ENT I led room for gentln-
man, Furnace heat, bath and
lihiine. 1003 lllsh Ht. or lihone
38K-M, 23
FOR SALE 9-room house, furnace
I "J" 0?,' ? urJ.- ' nono 3'"'r
,1003 High Ht.
13.27
IFOR SALE 2 sutn of A I
tires.
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K0.H BALE Houses from 11000 up.
. furnished or unfurnished. Kasy
terma. O. II. Cosard.
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U'ANTER Room and board for high
school girl. Phono 300-M. 23-26
FOR RENT A 3 room apartment,
also slnglo bed room. 812 Oak Hi.
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classified Ad will Mil It.
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the Sonera trade
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J. E. ENDERS & CO.
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