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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1921)
a s,i ) y TUESDAY,. MARCH 18, 1021. DOINGS . Rodnuy L. Gtlsan ot Portland . K0H.MRS.0WP, HOW DO "VoM. IT'iA A J THAT'S A VERV f THINK So! A -. I jOH. I CAM TELU IT'S Vjw TIWTVW ASK-F V0U& DAW MOW ) ff&OTuN?8 VOU UKE THE NEW HAT. ft DEAUTVj frj BECOMING HAT. NHV DON'T VOU 1 AM EXPENSIVE HAT! J T COST FOtfT j1 I HAVE A LIBERAL TMM 5 WW I HB. jMVHUSnAMD GAVE MV11- J MRS. BAILEjyl ASK Mil HOVTMUCH r -Jl-r VOOURal i.-7TOSa l!S rfiRJuPbi imTiT" i " politics il si,rv.tajrai!s Excavating "" ' p ;- ngMTIQTQ n-r- mill mnilllinriT hnvo hoard th0 )omlc,ans Dr. E. G. Wuecanrer M. (f nlli PARKHIIRnT S-r;, i weather record F vnom mm&)l UUI I lllllll I UIIU I Anil tobaggnn for our tewn: Lot us mnko vou a nrlco on die- sWIil, ''BBBBBBbI nniinmniniin So I listened to .uch logic. "orcaftor The Herald will publish Lo u rank0 ou tt Prlco n " Dr, p. M. Noe Bt Sk(yJB I'MIII'I I I IMIII i.i.inn n,nn i .. Ho monn and maximum toraporn- gins that baBomont. or othor ox- ,...,. . yJBamL 'BaaaW l.linil.r SSIIIIllS'n.w r t .. ? ., " Precipitation record as tak- cavatlng you contemplate. Wo alio PH0N W VPV Ff lllllllirillllllllll Thnta change of thoso In power'd cn by tho U. S. Reclamation torTlco ,.n , " ' ' v ", '' ",,?'" TTA Pl UUIIULUUIUIIU Savo 10 Naton from ,ta , tatIon. Publication will cover the do teBm work ot OT0 """crlptlon. . V-5 VAbJ C chairman of a commltteo chosen ln'Thnt n chanKO of thoso In offlco Forlland Friday to arrange financial details for tho purchases of tho Park hurst concession at Crater Lake, ade quately equip tho hotel and mako It a modern tourist attraction. Oth er mombcrs ot tho committed aro H. It. Butler, Jlood river; J. It. Wheel or, R. W. Chllds and Sydney II. Vln- cent, Portland. Their duties wero Feclln' as the thing was straightened stated to bo tho work 6t organizing) That our troubles would bo fow; sufficient Oregon people. Into a com-'Hut tho howlln' kept u'goln' pany, capital stock ot which, It was ' Tho toboggan's uso renewed estimated, should bo not less than Uy defeated politicians 2 C 0,0 00 Immediately available and I As they down tho plku pursued, an equal sum of reserve; tho tak-. So I gazo about Ih wonder, Ing over ot tho concessions now held! Stating that I know not how 'by Mr. I'arkhurst and tho placing, To dispel this turmoil In us, of the lako resort In first-class con-1 Discontinuing tho row. dltlon for futurb activities'. Iwell, I s(mply say such logic "116 Just a matter of getting the Now lo mo's a funny gamo, money," declared Governor Olcott, Jror no matter who's In power who declared tat "Ills time to quit, Sure wo'll got there Just tbo same talking and to get to work and nuke ot Crater lako park what It should bo tho greatest sconlc resort In tb northwest.' Tho governor, In a brief speech at tbo closo of tho meeting, asked the people ot tho stato to get behind tho project financially, It possible, but morally, anyway, and holp to malco it what il Is admitted to bo, nameTy, one of the world's greatest scenic, marvels. Ho pledged his official and personal aid In so doing. AUrlro Ily Kipcrt Speakers Included A. D. C. Dohr man, chairman of tho California ro sort concessions organization which mado Yosemite world-famous; Ilor ace Allb'rlght, superintendent of tho Yellowstone national park and field agent for tho buroau ot parks; O. K. McCormick, a vlco-prcsidcnt ot tho Southern Pacific company, and Mr. Parkhurst, who has to dato dono tho pioneer work in Crater park. Mr. Dohrman bears tho distinction of serving on tho only committee ever formed In California, halt of whose members aro residents ot Los Angeles and half from San Francisco. Ho said that it was considered so im- J portant to havo tho entire auto ot , California back of tho movement to mako Yosemlto park a stato-wldo ( project that tho unprecedented thing was dono In tho naming of tho com- roitt'eo. Slnco other sections of tbo, state have been linked up with tho feature and It is being mado a very' great resun ieuiure, .nr. uuurmuu said. According to Mr. Dohrman, experi ence In tourist resorts all over the west has proved that, from a monoyv making standpoint, transportation tfl the big feature! Ho also omphaslzod the tremendous value of linking up with any big resort, iuch as Yosom-, Ito or Crator lako, othor attractions, suck as Lake Tahoo In California and Klamath lakes In Oregon, so that Instead ot advertising one fenturo alono, the tourist Is offered'a regular programme of travel and recreation. Mr. Dohrman recommended soma such organization as that which has enablod California to mnko Yosemite noted throughout tbo world, saying that a committee ot earnest workors could got together enough big mon of Oregon to "put over'tho project. PRINTERS STRIKE BINQHAMTON, Vf. Y. March 15. -Dally newspapor publishers plan- ned to resumo publication today under open sHop conditions, follow - Ing, a printers' strike that has lust- ed nearly' a week. Lawn and Garden Seed OF THE DUFFS Bein' sure that things were foggy ' pr.TvV,.h ,P.lPr ' UIIU0, UP "Cl H V SS M And to bring n brighter day. to 5 o clock of tho day. Phone 426-J taaft od Wi 8l NSrVLTX ' Would produco n crop of hay. So wo mndo n general clcanln' From tho cellar to tho domo. And wo ousted nil tho deadheads From a placo they thought was home. Then discarded tho tobogBans, And a start we mndo anew, ' SIX IHISHMEN M EXECUTED DUBLIN. March H. Six prison ers, convicted ot complicity In tho killing of British Intelligence offl' ccrs nnd members of tho crown forc es In Ireland, woro executed In -tbo Mount Joy prison yesterday. Tboy I wero banged In pairs at hour Inter vals. Twenty thousand persons gathered ' ouUtdo during tho hours that tho ox- ecution was going on. Ail worK m mo city stopped until 11 o'clock. FRENCH ENVOY COUNT AULAIRU Cound do Satnto Aulalrb. Is France's now ambassador to Great Britain. He eucwods Paul Cam bon, one ot tbo shrewdest Euro pean diplomats, who held tbo post 22 years. Local Girl Bride of Portland Man (Special to Tho Herald) PORTLAND, March ID. Miss Karlo Montgomery of Klamath Falls was married hero yestorday aftorooon to Mark Irvlno llanna of Portland. Tho" coromony took placo at tbo bridegroom's homo at. Laurel- burst. Tho nowly weddod couplo loft at once by motor tor Vancouver, British Columbia, on tho first lap ot nn oxtenslvo honoymoon tour of canada. Tho bride Is tho daughtor of Mr. jand Mrs. L. P. Montgomery ol ,SSsPSiSSSl ssssBsMMIH ssssssKIsIsk; X':''-"m JHkI '; ?b'm aism. isSiViB THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON It Was n Expensive Night for Bailey Max. Mar 1 60 Mar 3 C8 Mar 3 65 Mar 4 62 Mar G GO Mar 6 A3 Mar 7 50 Mar 3 G2 Mar 9- 58 .tar. 10 5G Mln. 3E 34 35 40 38 29 26 37 32 24 36 32 11 3G Mar. 11 G7 Mar 12 G4 Mar 13 48 Mar 14 40 03 Tho high quality of success that follows advertising In tho classified column ot Tbo Herald Is due to tho Intelligence of Its readers. CHIROPRACTORS DRS. MALLETT AND MALLETT OFFICE OVER UNDERWOOD'S Phono 030-J. Seventh Main FELIOAN BAY llDS Fare 25c each way Leaves Rex Cafe Leaves 'Pelican City 7:46 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 5U0 p. m. 6:30 p. m. Rcckard Rent Sorrlco Phono 77 26-tf BEAUTY PARLOR Shampooing, marcellng, massag ing, manicuring. For appointments, phone 366, Whlto Pelican Hotel. PAINTING Practical painting, gliding, bronz Ing, onnmellng, kalsomlnlng, wall paper cleaning and general con tracting. II. O. TUTIIILIi Phono 183 G2G Oak St it Serves You Righe' The Club Cafe That popular place on Sixth street, Just off Main tt Serves You Righe' EX-SERVICE HEN, ATTENTION I Klamath Post No. 8, American Loglon moots at tho City Hill on the first and third Tuoudays ot each month. Ex-service men aro Invited to at tond tho meetings. For membership cards or Informa tion ex-servlco mon aro roqucsted to seo or wrlto the following offlcers: J. II. Carnahan, Commander. Roy N. Fouch, Post Adjutant. For rollof of employment boo or writo the Chairman ot The Relief and Employment Commlttco, Francis Olds, caro Lakeside Lumber company. ..I . I . a . (.. - - ------------- fcrf7 -r viviiauuu --- mm ' M.M....... MINERAL BATHS Dr. Maud Ingei-soll Uawlry Chlropractlo Physician First National Bank Building Entrance, Room I ASHLAND, .OREGON Klamath Lodge No. 137 L O. O. F. ' Meets Friday night ot each weok at I. O. O. F. ball, Oth nnd Main stroets II. II. Oglo N. O. Cbas. Newman . ........... ...V. G. G. B. Manguo ................ ..Socy. W. D. Cofor .... .....Truas. ENCAMPMENT J. H. Houston C. P. II. V. Brown 8. W. L. J. MeCluro ...... .......Bcrlbo E. J. Mayor .......... .Treasurer DR. L. L. GASS Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat - Warren Hunt nnnpttnl Fourth and Pine HI root h Phono 407 P Instil is Inns In Piano Flaying by Expert ot Many Taars' Experience. MRS. OSBORN Apt. 0v Holms Apt. HOUSE MOVING Having bought the moving outfit of True & Failing, we are ' now prepared to move houses or other heavy articles. Washburn & Houston . Phone 337-J NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ROUGH DRY "Put You Duds ' In Our Suds" PHONE 154 Corner Main and Conger CHIROPRACTOR , Dr. Lois C. Bridges Over First Stato and Savings Bank Suite 105 Phono 102-J Murphey's AN B Let Us Do Your Collecting A number ot business houses nro saving tho time of tbolr bookkeeper and Individual collectors by lotting us colloct tholr monthly bills. It Is tho modem method. It cuts down your ovorhoad. Get your bills ready and we will do tho rest. MRS. T. H. JOLLY 123 Eighth St. Phone 320-W J. O. CI.KOHOHN CIVIL ENOINBER AND SURVEYOR Phono 192J 133 S. Rlversldo Household Furniture GOODS OF ALL KINDS OUR PRICES RIOHT Wo Buy, Soil and Exchango. Cor. Sixth and Klamath Avo. DICK'S CO. FRED WESTERFELD DENTIST Phone 484W. X-Ray Laboratory Loomls Rldf., Klamath rIU iAMMMMMMWVWWMWAAMMAmAAM DR. O. A. KAMRO Dentist I. O. O. F. BuUdlag PHONE 61 J WSWtMMMSrfWMStfM Let Your GLASff troubles be Mine C. E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine G. E. WASHBURN Contractor and Builder Construction Work of any kind. No Job too large or too small. Estimates furnished freo of charge! PHONE 37-J ROBERT S. FRY General Insurulico, Divestments 1SS N. 8th Street. Tel. liift-W KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I WILL- Take out Cellars or Pill In Lots CON MURPHY 1317 Mortimer St. Seed Store B!PlrT-", taou voxm BY ALLMAN ICjm Examined Glnsnc Fitted H..J. WINTERS Jeuelrr nnd Optician 7IO-71U Mnln DR. G. A. MASSEY Fourth and Pine HI. In Warren Hunt Hospital ptt. Phone 497 Ros. Phone MM DR. T. C CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND SURGBOI? I. O. O. P. nallding Phone BM Residence White PsllEau not! Residence Phono B. DR. L. L. TRUAX WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL Day Phone, 407 Night Phone, Set r . SAW MILL ENGINEERING A CONSTRUCTION CO. Druhrncrs and builders of mod ern saw milts, planing trrflls 4 box plant. Drrriftlnt;. Pile driving. Phone ino-W Office Corner Sprlpg and Oak Near S. P. Depot MA 'MWMMWWrt.W...WI omeo Phono 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Phyaldnn and Surgeon Whlto Building Klamath Falls Oregon VWWWMWMiXWt DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones 17W ' I7 Rooms 1 and White Building Klamath Dye Works Phone 408 OUR CLEANING, PIUCSSINO AND REPAIRING WILL MAKE XOUB CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS HEIILOCKICD Goods Called tor and Delivered 431 Main Street Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Cyclery Wo aro hero to sorvo you, and aim to norva vou rlirht. Mntnrevclns and Bicycles, Parts and Acessorioi, Tires nnd Tupqs, that will stand your Inspection, as wo carry the best In our lino. Repair shop In connection with Ilarloy-Davldson Sorvlco. Phono 373 1010 Main St. Klautnth Palls O. E. RISMARK . PHONE 87 124 So, Six St.