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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
r I. MUllRAT
VRCI HOULK .
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..City Editor
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Klamath Fans, at lis Eiguib etrcot.
ntered at tlio postottlco at Kin
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER' 1, 1021.
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MlW.-fiATisTRe
FAsTesT covywa
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HINO I EVER .SvN. J V.j
'x.W-iJ. I K YSt
Tldunls outsldo tor their hearty co
operation In this work. Question
naires woro nout to 14 towns and
13 were returned.
Tho finest cooporntlon wns riven
by locnl pooplo In securing the local
tlaln nnd all Is submitted without
comment or rccommomlnllon, but
with n bono that tho dotlulto In
formation will suffico In bringing
nbout any solution necessary.
Yours very truly,
T. L. STANLUY,
' Secretary
NEWS FROM THE
STATECAPITAL
Hmld Salem Bureau.
SALEM, Ores., Sept., 1 H. H.
Fomeroy and Gilbert Allen, two In
vestigators oftho stato tiro marshal's
department, recently Investigated
some tires at Bend which woro nt-
tenflcd by suspicious circumstances
City
Ashland
Mcdford
Albany
Pendleton
Marshfield
Grants Pass
Salem
Eureka
Eugene
llond
Fresno, Cal.
Baker
Astoria
Klamath
Clly
Ashland
Mcdford
Albany
Pcndloton
Marshfield
Grants Pass
Salem
Eureka
Eugene
Fresno
Bend
Uakor
Astoria
Klamnth
group
Business Hents
$15 to $75
125 to ISO
76
' 7B
7C
50 to 80
90 to 100
100 to 126
50 to 100
40 to 125
76
135
50 to 5U0
NO. 1 RENTS.
Itcsldonro Rents
130
25 to 40
32
35
20
16 to 26
40
12.50 to 46
40
16 to 40
20 td 45
25
25
20 to 75
I
Iluoiu Bents
$3 to 16.00
2 to 6.00
2.50
4.25
2.60
2.50
3.25
6.00
2.60 to 3.00
3.00 to 6.00 -
2.50 to 4
13.00
3.60 to 10
Respectfully Submitted, A. L. Wlshard.
C. F. Trimble.
Fred A. Baker.
GROUP NO. 2. 1'JltOVIHIO.NB
Flour
?3.60
3.50
3.10
4.10
3.60
3.60
4.50
4.30
4.10
, 4.60
3.60
2.50
4.50
6.00
Hug.
100 lb.
IS. 00
7.60
6.45
7.50
6.50
7.75
6.90
7.50
7.40
6.60
6.90
8.60
7.25
9.25
9.50
Cor.
lb.
.36
.35
.30
.35
.30
.60
.45
.36
.35
.30
.40
.40
.40
.28
.60
Bonns
100
6.25
4.00
6.00
6.00
7.60
8.00
8.00
8.00
4.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
S.OO
15.00
D Pen.
lb.
.25
.18
.20
.25
.20
.20
.25
.26
.30
.20
.26
.30
.36
.21
.27
GROUP U 1'llOVISlONH
Motor rehlclo registration In Ore
gon for this y car already has exceed
ed tho registration for the .ntlre
twelve months of last year, accord
ins; to figures from tho office, of $am
A. Kozer, secretary of stato. Regis
trations from Januarr 1 to July 30
totaled. 109,299.
The state emergency board, nt a
Joint meeting with tho World War
Tcterans' bonus and aldrcommlslon,
agreed to provide whatever fund arc
necessary to administer the bonus
and loan act up to $90,000 In exeem
of tho $30,000 appropriated by the
legislature. No additional m-jney has
yet been provided but It will bo forth
coming whenever necessary.
City
Ashland
Mcdford
Albany
Pendleton
Marshfield
Grants Pass
Salem,
Eureka
Eugene
Bend
Fresno
Baker
Astoria
Klamath
Can
Corn
15-20
12H-19
15-25
16-25
12H-26
15
20-35
20-30
20
20-25
Can
Peas
20
14-29
15-30
15-35
Can
Tom'ts.
20
12H-19
16-20
16-25
12tt-26l
20
25-35
15-35
20-25
25-35
20-25 16-20
17M-26 20-35
15-25 15-40 :
13-30' 19-40
H-20
20
16-20
8-20
15-20
20
15-20
15-25
for 25
14-23
Cam.
Milk
2 for 15
largo .11
2 for 25
12tt
16
16
,2 for 26
1214-15
16
124-16
2 for 26
12-15
2 for 25
14-14 1
Itlco
lb.
.10
64-8
.06
6-10
6-10
.10
.19
.08
.08
.06
.13.
.10
.12
.09
12 Vi
(font.)
Hound Pork
Steak Chops
But. Ico Crm.
lb.
.45
.40
.45
.60
.45
.45
.45
.50
.48
.48
.45
.45
.45
.43
30)
.25
.30
.28
.25
.28
.32
.36
.25 .25
.30 .35
.30 .36
.27 25-35
.26 30-35
0-OT 22-30
.30
.3U
.25
.28
.20
.26
.28
.28
H'eou
25-65
29-60
45-60
25-75
.40
.40
.55
45-50
30-35
40-50
40-45
40-45
40-45
38-60
gal
$1.76
1.65
1.50
2.60
2.00
1.50
2.25
2.00
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.00
2.40
3.00
Egg
.35
.36
.32
.40
.38
.35
.36
.45
.30
.46
.30
.36
.45
40-46
county, $0000:chool district No. 10,
Morrow county, $20,000.
(ja.ollno salon In Oregon for July
of thin year exceeded by. 538,128.3
gallons tho largost quantity sold lu
nny other month slnco tho first gas
ullno tax law becamo affective In
Oregon In Fobrury, 1919. Total salon
ot gasollno In July woro 5,827,517.3
gallonn, and distillate Mat(w nmountod
to 367,742:3 gullons.
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City
Ashland
Mcdford
A. J. Voyo.
Lawrcnco Phelps.
Mrs. Harry Ackley.
GROUP NO. S Public Service KMnMUhmonU nnd Wngtx
Wages Wages Wages Harbors
Cut Shlno Common Carpenter Hest'rnt Uuaranteo
Sbavo
.25
H.
Through the efforts of tho United
8tates forestry service, the old Ore
gon, highway that has been closed
for many roars, has again been open
ed. "- It extends from Eugene across
tho summit of the Cascado mountains
to Klamath Falls and greatly short
ens tho distance between those
points.
The Scenic Preservation Associa
tion of Oregon was temporarily or
ganized at a meeting In the offlco of
Governor Olcott Wednesday. Tho
object will bo to prcsorvo tho scenic
bcnutlcs or tho state, particularly
along tho blghwys, for tho primary
purjioso of attracting tourists.
Paving of tho Pacific highway
south of Salem has been competed,
making a hardsurfaco road practical
ly all tho way from Salem to Jof-ferson.
Tho peoplo of Oregon nre urged
to Join In tho natlon-wldo celebration
ot Constitution day, September 17, in
a letter issued by Governor Olcott.
Albany
Pendleton
Marshfield
Grants Pass
Salem
Eureka
Eugene!"
Bend
Fresno
Baker
ABtorla
Klamath
.25
.25
SS
.25
.25
.25
.25-
I .
.25
.25
.25
.25
.50
.50
.50
.50
, '.60
, .60
-60
.50
.50 I
.60
t
v .50
.50
.75
.65
.16
.15
.16
.16
.r
.16
.16
.16
.IS
i :
.15
.15
.IE
.15
$3.20
3.20
3.6U
3.00
4.UU
2.40
4.00
3.00
4.00
3.26
2.60
4.0U
3.20
$4 to 5 $2.00
6.26 3.00
C'k 30-40 wk
5.50 W 10-12 wk.
Cook $6 day
8.00 W 3 day
Cook $6 day
WIS wk.
ti.00 $16 wk
7.15 .25-35 hr.
8.00
$l-$5day
Cook $6 day
W $3 day
C'k$ESOday
W $4 day
8.U0 10-18 wk.
C'k $3.50 day
5.50 W 2.67 1
Cook $7 day
7.U0 W 3.6U d
V. J. Bean.
Ross Nlckcrson.
James Stevens.
25.00
22.00
18.00
per ct.
nono
22.00
22-28
25.00
30.UU
31.00
30.00
27.60
Writer of Thrilling
Tales Delight in
His Flower Garden
SAN JOSH, Cal.,7 Sept., 1 -It Is n
long way from ilarlug dives from cliff
to cliff; from quelling denporato out
laws and bringing thug of World re
nown to bay, to peacefully tending
blosHoms of tender huo and bringing
them out as n blessing for mankind.
Yet thlrt is tho leap that Eugcno T.
Sawyer, famous author ot tho Nick
Carter nnd Hough ltldor stories,
writer of tho thrilling tales of Buffa
lo Bill, tho Log Cabin and Diamond
nick, has made.
Sawyer, nu old time resident of
San J one, Is well past seventy years
of age. Each day ho pauses bis hours
In his well cultivated garden at his
home here nnd seoins to glvo little
thought to the fact that In days gone
by thoumimlrt ot young readorit hung
on his talcs ot Nick Cnrtor, the dar
ing and resourceful dotcctlvo who
solved mysteries that held tho great
est minds appalled.
Forty years ago 8awycr was a pro
lific .wrltor of the sousatlotuil school.
That was before tho Nick Carter
series had ntartod, but oven In thoso
dnn ho was famous oh a writer ot
the Imaginative field, and had con
tributed many stories to the New
York Weekly and other publications
of that description.
"My vidians bavo always met their
just desortK," ho says, "and virtue
haH always triumphed. Now I nm
satisfied to glvo up fiction writing
nnd tend to the flowers that izrow
about ray homo."
Sawyor won Induced to tako up fic
tion writing by meeting Col. i:. 7.. C.
Judson, (Ned Buntllno) who was the
pioneer wr!Vr of American sensa
tional stories and dltno novels. Jud
son camo to California In 1SCS and
remained for somo woka in Sao
Jose. Later, on hl trip oast, Saw
yer met lluffalo Bill, and later still,
J. H. Hlckok, "WJtd mil." and othor
famous characters who became
heroes of )U novttU.
Bawyer took up his writing soon
after I ho deparluin of Colonel Jud
son, niut continued It until u fow
yours ngil. lie Is now a unlet tjtlion,
howvjvor, pnyH no nUonlon to nlorliMi
ot crime, or doWxllvn work, but
toll you, If you wish to know, Uo
history of every rose that blooms k
."hfit K'lrdan and ofovory Vlolot Dial
tpnoprt ltd head above tho grawi.
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3Z7 MAIN 3T,
Arf'.ts'
MIBS GEIlTIttlDE ECKMAN HAH
YORK AND ANNOUNCES THE
IlKTUHNBI) FHOM NHV
FALL OPENING FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY SEPT. 2ND AND 3Rp.
N
Kodak Work
ILeavebur Filtws
'Mm 9 oyocK-Your
(Jderwooift nanKiry
W'sL. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON thS!
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WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY TMEIH DRUGS
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LAST CALL
FORr-
Block Wood
Prices on blockwood qro low at preseut bat will advance a fall
weniner comes, uur hiock ui uiuwiuti w nui niw mm td i
filling orders promptly with
BIG BLOCKS
Buy now! for fall weather means hlghsr prices.
" GREEN SLAB-WOOD
Phono In your order for ton cords of green stab at $35.00 tor a
year's supply of wood the cheapest wood available.
O. Peyton & Co.
it
'WOOD TO BURN'
419 Main St. Phone tl
jj-(j-1j-1j-(j-j-ij-ij-U-j-JI
City
GROUP NO,
Shoes
4 DRV Oftonn AND CIXrTIHNG
Collars Business Black Overalls
Gingham
Walkover Arrow Suits
Aihland ,$7.50-12.50 .25 $36.00
Mcdford 7.00-10.00 .26 45-75
Albany 8.00-8.50 .25 37-50
Pendelton 6.00-10.00 .20 45-60
Marshfield 7.50-12.50 .20 37.66
Orants Pass 6.00-9.00 .20 36-50
Salem 8.00-12.00 .25 35-50
Eureka 10.00-14.00 .25 40-06
EuKcno -"" 40.00
BeSd 8.00-12.00 .25 35-40
Fresno 6.00-10.00 .25. 35-45
nakor -25 37.60
Astoria 8.00-10.00 .25 50.00
Klamath Falli 9.00-13.00 .25 45.00
Sateen
.40 to .60
J!0to.40
.59
.60
.30 to .39
.36 to .65
.26 to .60
.60 to 1.00
.63 to 1.00
.60 to .80
Jit, to .CO
.20 to .50
.50
.60
O co. h
Mrs. E. S,
11. II.
$1.50-2 00 .22
1.111-1.45 .19-.:
1.50 .26
1 76 .36-.8S
.89-1.19 .16-19
1.15 20-.1
1.00-1.75 .19
1.26-1.75 .25-1
.75-1.76 .25-.1
1.50 .-J 5
1.26 .26-.t
1.00 .18-.5
1.75 .19-!
1.46-1.65 .18
p. Forgo.
, Henry. '
Dunbar.
gaged as security by ex-bervlco men
applying for loans. Tho Multnomah
appointment Is held up pending an
opinion from tho attorney genoral
on tho quostlon (whetuor tho county
can bo divided Into districts, with an
attorney for each district.
In tho action of tho Beayor Port
land Cement company ngalnst the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
tho public sorvlco commission has Is
sued an ordor reducing from 40 to 22
cents a ton tho freight rato on rock
from, Zachor to Gold Hill.
Tho history of Oregon will be
studied in schools throughout tho
state this winter, according to Miss
Cornelia Marvin, state librarian.
Books aro being shipped from the
state library for tho purpose.
Development of a stntowldo plan of
Americanization Is tho purposo of a
committee that has been ppolntcd by
Governor Olcutt. The members are:
W. B. Ayer, Judgo Jacob Kanzlor and
V. V. .Torallnson, Portliyid; Herman
Wlso', Astoria; Senator Ira S Smith,
Marshflold; J. S. Horlch, Tho Dalles,
nnd Miss Margaret Coaper, Salem.
Funds of tho Htato accldont com
mission totaling $40,5,00 bavo boon
Invested by tho stato bond commis
sion In school district bonds. Tho In
vestments are: School district No. 18,
Jackson county, $5500; school dis
trict No. 31, Klumath county, $12.
000; school district No, 14, Lak
C. E. Gates, mayor of Mcdford has
boon appolntod by Governor Olcott
. a member of tho state fair bord
Ho succeeds E. V. Carter ot Medford,
who has resigned.
The world war yoterans' stato
bonus and loan commission on Fri
day announced for all counties ex
cept Mnltnomn the attorney who will
servo under the bonus act as exa
miners of abstract on land mort-
Suction Coal Mining
THE
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
' CONDUCTED BY
The Sisters of Charity
Without Cost or Expense to the City or County
The Courses of Instruction are according to the
Oregon School Law, and are entirely without Religious
prejudice, and the advantages, of training and educa
tion are accorded to pupils without regard to Creed
or Belief.
- Thn imitnm of tho Busauehanna River at narrisburg. Pa., Is covered
with flno coal that can bo burned with a forced draft. Queer looking
boats, like tnu, equippca who bucuoq pump, waw u wtu uvui wt
'river bed.
--'.-"".ITST TERMB
Tmltioa, Day Hcholars .'. .....; 8.00 w monm
Board and Tuition (SO.OO per menth
This Include board, laundry and ordinary medicine. For two children, 98S.00
per month. For doctors' calls tho local fee Is charged,
Mule UmooM I 7i00 e, umU!
Boys from 0 to 14 years, Boarding Department
SCHOOL REOPEW SEPTEMBER 6, 1921
Address or Apply to SISTER SUPERIOR for
further information.
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