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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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BIG INDUSTRIES
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Outbursts of Everett True By Condon
0 LIB RATES
1.03 AMOIU.IW. May II--Sim-
nltaneous action of nil heavy l-n
nago producing Industrie, of the
Pacific cosal In a drive to obtain ,
lower freight rates tin liecn con
centrated In a gigantic "Sato the i
Wwl" niOTCUicnl. official ot these
Industrie lated Mlenl.tr
ProdiKvo. of feeh trull and tor
ctablo Jecltre they are fighting '
save the. industries from destruc
tion iyid the onl) hope is reducli- "
of the ntil ntll ntS Amen I
rocnts to the transportation act of
1920. which caused the last raise
of 33 1 J per cent lu freight rate
will he the first obcclUe. ,
The aaaiilM act guarantee a net
annual e.tmlng of 6 per c?nt upon
tho value of combined railroad pro
perties in the United Stales. i
C C IVagtie. prealdenl of tho
California fruit growers exchange
raid tod.tr that by thin act the In '
tcrstale ecinmercc commission i
charged wllh fixing rate- on the
shipper of tho Untied Slates which
will prod tiro an earning on billion
of doll i if worthless property
ral o.vl hih. he asterts. hould
never hi been built, will ho kept
out of !. tvoelvrr'n hands through
tho 6 r-r rent they obtain on their
holding At tho name time that
the kto.-th ot California orgjnln.il
to battle lie legislation, the grow
ers ot the northwest. Including
Oregon, and Idaho and tho pro
ducers ot Arlxona and Texas, were ,
starting alinll.tr earaptlgn
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WILL
Titan out ivllitr or Till In !"
CON MURPHY
ni7 Mortimer HI. Hume A 1 1 W
G. E. WASHBURN
Contractor and
Builder
C.iiuirurtlon Work of any kind
No Ji'b too largo or too small.
llatlitialn turnUhed free of
charge
riiDM: :tn7-J
MINERAL BATHS
Dr. IImuiI Ingorxill IUhIh;
tlilroprM-tle I'tiyslrlan
rimt National Hank llulldlni
Hnlranra, Itoom I
AHIIKiNU, tlli:)M1
! PIANO IB
Home of the influential organ tu '
ttona ba- king lh:s f ith art' T"
California Fruit Kxebange he C
The Ifornla Fruit Distributors the l al
fornla Pear tirowers Asportation
Spokane Vullcy Orower. I nlon. IVr
ham Fruit Company. Y.iklma. Si
kane Fruit Company. Apple iinmrr
of Hood Itiver. Parttlr Km I! atul
Product Company. Northwest Fm.t
the Exchange.' Oregon 0ro4m Co ()r
atlvo Association. Acme Fruit tin
era Association. Yakima. Karl Fru'.t
Company of the Northwest. Wcnat
cheo I'roducx Company. Awixta'od '
DalO'i'ion of California. Cullfornla
Pivtch (Jrowera Astoclatlon. Callfor
ala 1'ruao and Avrlcot (Jrowcrt. Cal-
Yakima Commercial ifornla Ilean Orowurs Ajuoclatlon.
Salt lllver Valley iJrotrnr nf 'Arlio-
artlem hre led to a concerted bat
tle for lower rale
That citrus grores are being torn
out in Southern California locauo
each -rop of fruit shipped to east
ern n-.arwcu unacr uie reseni ran
rats me in a dead lot to
grc-er. U the statement ot offi
cials of the California Kruit Grow
ers Kxchauce
Thirteen hundrel car of apple
are In storage at Yakima, the pro
ducers refuting to ship at a total
loss .according to O. C Soots, sec
retary of the
club.
BLOCK WOOD $6
A LOAD
pitmii'T ni.i.n i:itn:s
riti:i it. iii:ii. niiosM.it
I'tmiio IH.1 .1. ur
Kttnuiut Hot Co.
ExcnvixtiuK
TcnminK
I.el u make y U a price, on dig
ging that bmont. or other ex
cavating you contemplate We alio
do team work'ot every description
Phone 42G-J
; CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Ui C Ilrldgr
,Ovnr I'lrsl Htate and Havings Hank
Hillle im I'hnne 0r 1
i
ri:i.icA.s hay mm
Kara S5e each way
Leave llei Cafo l-evcx I'allcan City
715 a. m I 00 a tff
13 IS p m 100 p. m
& 0 p m ti 30 p. in
llrkarl Itrnl SertlCo
Hione 77
: tf
Ut-Your GLASS troublea
be Mine
C E. STUCKEY
Rn-GlAzim; rind Cabinet
Making
Phone .J77W
Eleventh and I'inc
CHIROPRACTORS
DRS.
MALLETT
AND
MALLETT
errici: ovkh umikiuvooii'h
Hume (Vll)J. Ketenlti A Main
Instruction l.. ...
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" : .J C CAMPtiTrr
ii ,a '"'""'iwg
Usildsnr. Whit. .,,(u
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UcntiH
Klamath Dye Works
HOUSE MOVING hioimos
HftvinK iouKht tiio nu..in;1,;;v;,s'
niovhiK outfit of True 5
FnihiiK, wc tro now
prepared to move
houses or other heavy
articles.
Washburn & Houston
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JSS I aSSSSSSSSSUSSSSSSSSSlSfcSMiH
DENTISTS
Dr. E. G. Wiacrver
I'MONH (W
Dr. P. M. Noel
rtlO.HB 4
r UBi)rwoo4
rUvrmth aavd Itada HttU
LOOK LIKE NEW
II l IICIIUMHtl)
(lo..t. llllfiir.aJM),tH
till Main Hum Kl..i ...(
J. u. cxi:ii(jiix
civil i:.soi.vKi:n tso
HI ItV KVOIt
I'b.n. lisj Un iu.,,1
That the regetable acreage of na. llio Urnnde Valley (.rowers Ao
Californa will decrease 50 per cent elation ofTexas and many others,
this season because stifling railroad
rates hare made it Impossible for i-. ,; Tri:XTI(N
grower, to operate except at a I Yoirself and ladles are Invited to
Is thu jAeerttoa ot Thomas O'V-.li attend an Informal Ktks' Dancing 83
prsldcnt of the California Vegetable 1'arty at their temple Wednesday.
, May 11th. 1321 Tickets II 00. lai
"' . . , ineluiled Dancing 9 p m. Hrlng your
l'ota'o and onion growers of Ore- j, tent 7 10
gon. Wjshlngtc-n. Idaho and Call- m
fornla re-riilly notified all railroad AIXIOMA X i:VS
ystems that ther were facing John K. Walker Jr. celebrated
bankruptcy because of the rates j,i :7th birthday on Saturday eve-
now In effect. nlng May 7th nlth a pie and peanut
Fruit "and truck growers in Texas SOclal. Tho guests assembled -ro
will not j able to ship this year's j,j, brother. I.. I Walker, of Kort
crop beriu- freight charges exceed Worth. Texas, and his friend. Mr J
tho value of the products, declares J( Wright, of Fori Worth; Mr and
lien K Keith, of the International 1Ir8 M K. pnCjler ttn,l little daugh
Aprle SbiptHT association and the ter, mp. an1 Mrs. Jo. Hrown and Ut
Western Fruit Jobbers association lI(, ,jaUKhtor. Mr llndley nntl Mr-
Thrr.5' thousand cars of vege- Mp4j,aa,l iIr. anj Mr y,,. naK.
tabls hare r.'tao to waste In tho gtoD Mr and Mr Martn. Mr. wal-
Illo Grau.ln ralley this year becauso Uof , tnH r,j,,iBrit of two very flno
they could not be shipped at exist- cajos.
Inr; rates." averts U. 8. I'awkott Mr' walker experts to leave Algo-
of tho Itio- Orande valley OrrAers mn on ... n,,-,!,,-.,! ,,.am
"The Ilest Insuranre for Kvery Need'
(M!.KINK-IM)Xi:i.si)X
ixst'iaxci: .(si:xcv
First State Hank llutldlng
l'hene 550-W
We can serve you Insurancewlsa
Cl.AUA II CAI.KISS.
MOI.I.Ii: H DONKI..SON
Klamnth Fnlla Cyclcry
Wo are barn to serve roti and
aim to serve you right Molnrcicta
and lllcysle. Parts and AresiorUs.
Tiros and Tube, that lll stand
I your Inspection, as wa carry ths
best In our line. Uepatr ahep In
connection with llartny-Davldsoo
IHervlce.
I rtiiioe 373
IUIO Main St. KUinslh Fall.
C. K. IIIKMAIIK
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
"Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Corner Main and Conger
FRED WESTERFEU)
DK.NT1NT
I'huas ll(W
IU Ubufttor;
UmU IIW4, kUouu Fib
Main Street
I
I'hono 91-W
Upp'u Auto Service
DAY AND NiailT 8KIIVICK
Kxperlenced Drivers
Now Cars Klamath Falls. Ore
ROCKY POINT
STAGE
I rVKS DAILY
I' jmn .- Sunday. May Mb
' fTM MAIN 8T
MaVf ltservatlons at
Fngle I'oolroom
Hon.. 370 or 6IC-M
FO A IIKI.I.
noncvi
Once I'bone 177W He 1771
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
l'ti)lrla and HurxB
Whits llulldlng
Ktamath Fall Oregon
E. D. LAMB
I'HVHICIAN AXII HUIUIMIX
I'honra I7W
1711
IPxHit I and t
While llullillng
.. V. ... . I Pa"' I'X -letrJclty. oiTatlng half ",A "
tho right spirit hut ' '' , twd II..
MICKIE SAYS-
association. '
Senator Frank It. Gooding. of
Idano. a.iys in behalf ot the people
of his kt.ite, "I believe that every
railroad company Is entitled to a
fair return on. Its Investment, but
11 should not tako more. I want to
etrc-M tho fact that W4 must wage
o r fight in
wo mun wago It! Tbn r"Jal Is not
e' Htled to more than a Just re
turn, I atu convinced that no rail
road Uha ben suffering from lack
of returns "
Cunt-UouK grower of ImiRrlal '
V- Key rliiii Uiat their eantaloupo
crop of 11,009 cam will be a huavyj
low tlii.1 year if lower Hhlpplng rates i
ore not procured Immi.'dlaU-ly Ship
tr ' of b nuilons aro exported to,
start Juno I.
"Tho fruit Broworu of tho Pacific
Count, includlnj: tho rate of Wush!-'
inKton. Oregon' and California, dur-1
jk uo ciiiiiug season win nave u
total of 100,000 can of fruit." le
ctures G (l.ini)i Powell, chairman of
tn CalifoniH I'roducrra TraiiKi)rta
tlon cemnrittto, organized at the In
etlgatloa ot Oorernor William D.
Btepliew, "(ha largtut part of HiIh
produM should bo distributed In the
eastern coafllal zono of tho United 1
States.
'"Uli thin factor In view tho Kron
er who faiivo a capital Invetittnent
excoedias; $100,000,000 proiKKo to
form a ciiilral onranlraJtion which,
acting In olono cooperation with slnv
il"r orgaulr.itlons 'and backed by
commercial bodlea of all municipal
ities, will prcwoat a jiowerful and
united front lu the battle to obtain
lower rateav"
and wagon of Mr. D. M Ueorge he
will make a trip by wagon to floble.
Ore . whom he will make h' home
on his farm. John K. Walker Hr . bits
sold his homo to Mr. (5. N. Sanders
and will go with his son.
Tho box factory Is now running
IX-HKItVICi: jinx, ATTKXTIOXI
i.lamath 1'oit No 8,
Man Legion meets
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DR. G. A MASSEY
Fourth and Fine HU.
lb Warren Hunt llnapltal
Off. I'hone 4)7 Itei 1'houe U
v .
haw .mm. 1, i:n(ji.ni:i:kinj
CO.VSTltUt.TIOX CO.
IK-lKtirr and hutldrra of mod
ern mill, planing mill an 4
box plants. Dredging. File driving.
I'hone 4tl.W
Offlro t.'omrr Hprlng and Oak
Xrnr H. I'. Drjwit
Household Furniture
GOODH OK AM. KINDII
OUU I'ltlCKH UKJIIT
Wo lluy, Hll and Kichanga
Cor Hlith and Klamath Ave
DICK'H A W).
GLOVER
MAKES
Your Watch Ketp
Time,
51 1 Main St.
Klnmath Falls
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PAINTING
I'ra, tiri pti&'iftf illl:tt Ir.u-
B( enaiurllBC IttiOKlXUf. tl
pT flrnln e4 tfl na-
iractibg
II. I 717IIIU.
Ihnn in
in oa p.
:: FACTORY SHOP
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j 1.. iiiurniN. riM'
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and third Tuesdays ' ir,i .1 r 11 r-t 1
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co.
FOWA tVV WOCVCr&OUViO SWOtt&S
I rtC UAUIC T -rtl Cllll.lirfnn
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VA.NS OP CAUFGawiV, FROVA
th' svcsscRAvtEa; op -xu c-w
tO -M VltLWiS PRINT-SHOP.
E0TDa. U. VAJVUE tH' SOME
vjisu -rwocr Rc5ta'5,,o pan
TVABR 'sUO'SCRVPnOVtt V;YWOJf
BEWiG WSVE0
im
wGw
ot carli imin'fi
Kx-h. r , en are Invited to at-
i.s.
I'nr i" 'Jii,'irhlp cards or Informa
tion ex - :,.' men are requested to
'u or !' I'.e following efficers:
J M C.irnnh.iti, Commnnilttr.
Hoy .. Kiurli, Fost Adjutant.
For r' ln-f 1,1 employment seo or
write i'.e (')i.'iriiinn of Tho Kullitf and
Kinpliimi'ii' i onimlltee, Fruticls
Old rtiro l.nkesldn I.timbor company
CIGAR STAND
ssfalVtssJi
all kinds of tobacco
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1 m? -j
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test C9
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Phyflicinn and
Surgeon
Office and Reflidcnce
Phones 321
I. 0. 0. F. Temple
Klamath Lodge No. 137
I. O. O. F.
Meetn l-rtrtuy night of each week alj.
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WAItllKX HUNT IIOHI'lTAL
,1. O, o. r. hall, fill, and Main street. '"" ,',,"n,, W-Mjit I'hoae, tW
i II. II. Osrlc N.O.li i . 1
iciiim Ni.uitian V l WJT VH DO VOUH tX)M,K(7riXfJ
a nuinuor or uustnosa iiouson ore
Uivlnir lllA ll.nn t I.IB l.nnl.t.A...
ireas, land indlvlduul collectors by lotting
us coiion iuir moniiiiy bills. K Is
tho modern mothod, It cuts down
your overhead. Oct your bills ready
urn wo will do tho rest.
MIIB. T. H. JOI.LY ..Oth nnd Main
Ovfer Hugurman's store. Phono 320W
0. II. AlittiKue ..Hcy.
W. I). Cpfer
j:ncamfmf..nt
J, II. Ilounton
II. V. Ilrowu
h. J. MeCluro .............,
t K. J. Mayer . ...........
C. P
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..fieri be
-Treasurer
BEAUTY PARLOR
fibampooinir, marcollng, toauas;
in;, maiilcurlmr. For appointment!,
, phone HOC, White PellMa HoUi,
L. D. Gaii, M. D.
BYK, KAIt, NOH AND TIIIIOAT
OMHHKH FUItNIHICED
Wrresi Hunt Hospital I'hos 497
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RATES:
Transient $1.00, up
Weekly $5.00, up
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