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(From tho Htulo Chamber of Com morco News letter).
A renldcnt of Klumath Full wiihi
U Itin Portland Central Mhrnry ro
ontly, and iwhllo thorn, mndo an In
tenntod Inhpoetlon of a Iutko rollof
MAP of tho ntato, which hIiowh tho
contour of tho rill tn and vnllnyH,
ountalnit, rlvorn and nlnln of Ore
Hon. Thin map occujile a prominent
position In tho hallway nf tho llhrary.
"Do you know," remarked thl
ICIatnath Kail man, "that mnp of
VruKon look to mo oxarlly llk one
UrKn farm, with It orrhnrd and car
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rrrAluVot of tho Hrt Nullonnl IMnk
(if KUnuttli Falls, pmxldfnj of the
OrrRon tlmmlwr of Oommortv it
Imontrr for Klnnuitli Full.
dan tracts. Hit groves nf tree, and
Uio Inrico Kruln field and panturm In
the back ground.
"Horo n havo Portland, which In
Ikn hoadqunrtorn of tho farm, nltunt
ml on tho outlet, tho highway, Thn
hlithway In tho Columbia Itlver. Hack
af Portland, thn farm house, wn havo
tho garden tract thn Willamette
Valley. Around ths edge of tho gar
if on tract, we havo tho orchard
Flood Itlver, Hocun Hlvcr and limp
iua ValloyN Along thn fence thn
ffaicadex and the coast hills wo
havo tho graven of trees, our timber
ttupply On tho other sldo of thn Can
cades nro tho grain and hay fluids
usd the cttllo pasture.
"Oregon In llko n large farm, but
Uio farm han been mismanaged In
Ike past, Portland has been too busy
swapping horses lth her neighbor
to look after tho crops that aro In tha
fields, and war down in Oregon'
back yard Klamath Palis the
clghhors to tho south havo been
Jumping tho fence and stealing wnt
erm.etons the buslnens of that dist
rict." Thern Is food for thought In the
remarks of thn man from Klamath
IWls, and tho Illustration In a good
e. Oregon should bo a unit, even
an thn relief map suggests, and only
through concerted effort can the
greatest development of the stnto be
obtained,
Tho ntatn of Oregon boasts of ft ell
vernltr of potential resources both
agriculturally and Industrially, and
tbn rompleto development of theso ro
seurce depends primarily upon thn
lifted offort of tho communities of
tho stato.
A racont letter from Charles Hall,
resident of thn filnto Chamber,
touching upon that point In general
nad In regard to tho Klamath Kails
wwtlon and tho land settlement pro
gram In particular, Is reproduced
here:
"Klamath Kalis.
"Dear Mr. Quayle:
"I am iwTltlng to oxpross some con
tloslons that I havo formed In regard
to tho land Bottlomonfprogram adop
tod by tho Directors of tho Stnto
Chamber nt tho mooting on March
iidth, which Involved sending rcpro
nontatlvcs In tho mlddlo west for tho
pnrposo of grouping togothor pros
pective Hottlors and bringing them to
Oregon this summur undor tho homo
Kookors' rntoa.
"I was favornhly Impressed with
tho plan whon It was first ndoptod.
Tho progress mndo In carrying out
thn plan slnco thut tlmo. and tho
munnor In which tho program haH
been rocolvod by tho various com
munities of tho Statu scorn to point
doflnltoly tn tho fact that It will bu
entirely successful,
"A President of tho fltato Cham
ber, my Interest, naturally, Is In
stnte-wido dovnlopmont, and I am
glad to boo tho fltato an a wholo get
behind n program which promises to
accomplish definite results In tho
dovolopmnnt of Oregon, Thin partic
ular program In of vital Importnncu
to each district of tho Htnto und It
cannot fall to result In n closer union
between thn various communities
thumsnlvuM, In that n solid front will
he presented to future problems that
aru stato-wldu In scope,
"Klnmtith county, tor Instance, Is
no situated geographically that It Is
almost cut oft from tho remainder of
the Statu, and as a result, almost all
of the business of thn Klamath Kails
section goes to California at tho pros
ent time, Another result of Klamath's
Isotnted position Is that tho business
Interests hero nro very favorably dis
posed toward thn southern fltato Ho
much so, In fact, that tho advisability
of thin county being made a part of
California Is discussed from time to
tlmo.
"This Is an unfortunate situation,
and It would bo still morn unfortu
natn If such a mnvo wnrn taken up
nhnle-heartedly, because the Klam
ath Kails district, an jou know, In ono
of tho richest In the fltato Thn senti
ment of thn majority of tho business
Interests, however, Is still thnl of toy
ally to Oregon, and development
plans such as thn ono now being car
ried forward by thn fltato Chamber
will havn tho effect of making this
loyalty mom real and dnflnlto.
"When It Is shown that Oregon an
a wholo In cognltant of tho needs of
KJamnth county, as Is evidenced by
tho land settlement program which
will undoubtedly add to tho prosper-
y of thin community through the
addition of of substantial cltltens,
and when thn work of thn Htatn
Chamber and othir organisations If
aligned with tho efforts pu. forth b
this community In attompt'ng to s'.
curo an extension to rnll llnei to tap
thin district, and really mako It 'an
Industrial and agrl:ul'unl part of
tho State, thoro need be no fear that
Klamath county, or any other cr.unty
will bo other than Intersoctfd, and
aggrmslvoly Interested, In all state
wtdo matter.
"Yours very tiuly,
"CHARLKS HAW.."
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KOIt RAIjH Furniture balding.
faathnrn, rugs, etc. U. B. Wade,
G07 Carlylo and Plorco streets; (llt-
lio nouno on mil beyond cemetery).
Do not call Haturday. 17-18
!M A DAY OFF UNTIlj HOM)
Loxlngton, In flno condition,
Itegular price... I14G0
Now down to .... $132C
Chalmers n splendid buy,
Ktarted at $1100
Now down to 9&o
KI.AMATH flAUAUK,
Miturlcit Iirjraat' I'luco
42.1 H. OtJi Ht.
ICtf
KOHI) IUK1 250; n now tlren;
good running condition. Central
Oarage. 17-18'
WANTI3D On Urooksldo ranch,
Hwan Uiko Valley, man and wife;
man to work In hay field, woman to
cook. Phono 11F12. 17-23
IIAIU1AINH IN UHKn OAIIH
1 1919 fltudebaker Biz, five pan
songcr. 1 1916 fltudebaker Hlx, Mven pas
nnnger. 1 1916 Iteo. flva passenger.
1 1918 Ford.
1 1918 Maxwell touring.
1 1920 ono-lon Ford truck with
cab and body.
At HHK MOTOR OO.
400-416 Booth Hlxth Bt. 17tf
"Whon wo mr our shoos will wear.
wo know. One pair here has been
bown COO time and shown very Ut
ile wenr yet. See them at The Kvans
Hhoo Co, 16-18
Instruction on the steel guitar, ak.
lelo, second guitar, will bo given by
Clark ft Bonnett, room T, Liberty
Room, 3rd end Main St. Phone 419.
If you want to learn to play n string
ed Instrument, this 1 your ohanco.
C-20
Bee that 6121 Dlue Serge Bait at
K K K Store for $35. Written guar
antee with overy suit for wear and
service. ttf
Do your feet tremble youT Beet.,
specialist at your service IKKK
tore. Free examination and advlee.
SM
Tho business of Washington hotels
may hare been hit by the simple In
saturation day ceremonies, but the
lobbyists probably are making up far
that.
Practical mill man with 28 year'
experience would llko to operato mill
ju to bu tnounand on Aharon, or sal'
ary. Host of references. Address P. O
Box 1093, Klamath Falls, Or. 16-18
Try the Independent Market for
the very boat In fresh muI earod
meats. Phone 643J. 1136 Main St.
14-18
Thern will he a dance at tbo old
cheese factory Saturday night. 11-18
2000 OAU Flit TANK
8 left Inside diameter, 6 feet, 6 In
chos deep. Adjustable Iron hoops,
knock down. Ready for Immediate
delivery, $75.00. Other nlzea made to
order at proportionate prloe. Lake
side Lumber Co. 15-21
WANTBD Woman to help on dairy
ranch. For appointments eall 32F2,
after 3 p. m. 14-11
FOR SALE l-room boaae, atotfern.
clone In, on pavement. Term. Dot
100A, Herald. 14-18
The Singer Sswlna Machine Co. of
fice in now located at 308 Main Bt.
Hemstitching done. 14-20
FOR RKNT Two Inrge, light offlco
roomn over flugnrman'n store.
Stoam heat being installed. Chllcote
ft Smith, 633 Main 81. 17-18
812 Oak street nnder new man-
agomont now, Turner apartments.
Apartments to rent. 17-23
FOR SALi; tiult com, all kinds, at
cost. Many good thing nro can
show, Seo Dick, ttb and Klamath
17-18
Btktle Does Heavy
Damage in Montana
MISSOULA. Mont., June 18. An
Inspection of timber in the upper
Illackfoot valley has rovcaled a
loss of millions of feet of valuablo
timber through tho work of tho
mountain plno bottle, according to
J. C Evcndon, Insect control In-
vestlgntor of tho United State sor-
vlco, Washington, D. 0., who mado
tha survey. It was found that tho
beetle had caused very serious dam-
ago In tho lodgepolo and yollow
plno stands.
FOR HALK Al paying business
Mutt soil or trade snap. What havo
you? Seo Dick, 6th and Klamath Avo.
17-18
FOR BALK Auto cars, few. Will
trade. What havo youT See Dick.
6th and Klamath Ave. 17-18
FOR RKNT nr.tho wcok or month
2 pleasant sleeping room. Reas
onable rates. Inquire of Dr. O. F.
Domorcst, 227 Jefferson, or phone
447R. 17-20
WANTBD Four passengers for
Portland, by auto. Icavlng Mon
day. Inquire Mecca Peel Room.
17-18
40 acres of good Und, about one
half under ditch; value $30. Will
trade for car of good valuo. J. O.
Hamakcr, Donanxa, Ore. 16-21
Paints, oil and varnish. Up-to-date
lino of wall paper. W. E. ft J. K.
Pattorson, contracting painters, 127
N. 4th St. Phono 196W. 16-21
Woman wanted for general bonser
work; no children. Apply Riverside
hotel, Merrill. 14-10
Plane your order early for tboao
milk-fed fryers for Saturday delivery.
Independent Market, I43J. 14-11
PaMuro for rent for bucks. Shook
ranch, Dairy, Oregon. 14-18
DRKBSMAKINO First claas work
goarantood. Mrs. Jefferson, 2 Main
14-2C
FOR SALE For touring 1918, 4
npeod trans., Ifhseler shock, new
scot covers, water circulator, Ray
field carbuerator. Cheap for cash.
Seo at Dodge Oarage, or Inquire at
Blue Bird. lltf
Mr. Auto-Kno Says I
There Is not a battery
mado that equals the Phila
delphia Diamond Orld for
service and dopondablllty.
Our patrons say s.
We say so.
Oar competitors say so.
1 (But not for publication.)
FOR 8INCE1UI SKBVICW.
The Electric Shop
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123 Ho. Blsl St.
Phone 127
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CHAS. J. CIZEK,
Merchant Tailor
BIS Mala St.
FOR SA1.E 4-room house furnished
or unfurnished. Also cabin, 1605
Oro. Ave. 13-18
Ladles Outing Wear In Khaki
Wool Serge. Corduroy and Kamplt
Cloth at K K K more. 3tf
CITY GARBAGB Wtvem jom Waatt
tpxrhoce rtmKrfd, can 10P4S.
Choice outside rooms n refined
home close In, free bath and tele
phone. Rates reduced. Call at 421
Oak Ave. 10-23
Straws and Panamas, beet line la
town at K K K Store. 3tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
gentlcmen: $4 and $5 per week;
single. Palaco Rooming House. 626
Main St. 16-18
WEATHER RECORD I
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Hereaftor Tho Herald will publish
tbo mean and maximum tempera-
ure and precipitation record a tak
en by tho U. S. Reclamation sorvlco
tatlon. Publication win cover uio
day previous to the paper's Issuo, up
to & o'clock or tno day.
Pro
Max. Mln. clpltatlon
Juno 1 78 41
Juno 2 78 48
Juno 3 70 61
Juno 4 74 46 .29
Juno C 83 49
Juno 6 86 64
Juno 7 77 BO
Juno 8 77 47
Juno 9 t 74 44
Juno 10 84 47
Juno 11 8G 46
Juno 12 88 44
Juno 13 84 30
Juno 14 72 36
Juno 1G 61 39
Juno 16 66 36
Juno 17 69 36
Kxporlonced man bookkeeper
would llko books to koep evening, or
other offlco work. Address C. B. D
Herald. 16-18
FOR RKNT Furnished 4-room ap
artment. Phone 273J. 16-18
FOR SALK Ono rebuilt Oakland, 1
rebuilt llulck. Inquire City Hall.
16-22
Crossctt'a $10; Mostormado $10,
Why pay more Evans Shoo Co.
lb-18
If you 'wnnt your shoes repaired
today, leave them at The Kvans Shoe
Co's Repair Dept., 727 Main. 16-18
Several used standard cars sold on
long tlmo payments. Can be seen and
demonstrations given at Maurice
Bryan's, Klamath Oarage, 436 Sixth
street. Open evenings and Sunday.
Ask for Mr. White or Morrison. 11-18
1 1918 Bulck
new car, guaranteed.
Four new cord tires.
Men's Duxbak and Kamplt outing
wear at K K K Store. 3tf
Dental plates made or repaired.
Call any day except Saturday. &t.
O. F. Demorest, 227 Jefferson St.
Phono 447R. 8-21
Cooking Electrically
the ideal method
Electrically equipped kitchens hold
no terrors for the housewife. They
are cool, cozy, and comfortable in
the summer. They eliminate the
drudgery, the grime and the nerve
racking tension caused by wood
stoves. The expense is surprising
ly low. Let us tell you about it.
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Company
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ROOMS 60 and 76 cents per night.
All aro clean, light, outsldo rooms;
Includon bath. 920 Klamath Avonuo.
Home Rooming House, 15-21
FOR SALK Motorcyclo. Inquire nt
Klamath Dyo Works. 1G-18
Wo nro not advertising a salo. Our
rogular prices nro below so-callod
salo prices. Tho Evans Shoo Co.
15-18
Comploto lino of standard farm ma
chinery, and largo stock of repairs
for McCormlck nnd Doorlng mowers,
blndors nnd headers. Tho Knllna
Store, Malln, Oregon. 16-21
Try a pair of lluckhccht Army
shoes and bo satisfied nnd contented.
At Tho Evans Shoo Co. 16-18
BOSCH and GRAY& DAVIS
As official representatives, we
employ experts in the repair and
adjustment of electrical automo
tive equipment. We have special
tools and testing apparatus, ac
curate information from the fac
tory, use none but genuine parts,
and do prompt and careful work.
REEff AUTO SUPPLY CO.
1 1th St., Near Main Phone 298-J
OFFICIAL
BOSCH
Service Station
Ah'rican BoschsMro Corporation
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LUNCH.. BUT BRING MEA
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AND IT WOULD HAVE COST
ME A COUPLE OF DOLLARS AND
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