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The Evening Herald
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VKKJ1 HOULK .
Editor
..City Editor
Published Jally excopt 8undny, by
Ke Horald Publishing Company of
amath Falls, nt 119 Eighth Street.
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ate red nt the postottico at Kla-
toath Fftlli, Ore., for transmission
through the malls a socond-cl&as
Matter.
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r not otherwlso crodltcd In this
paper, and also tho local nows pub
lisher herein.
FlllDAV, HKl-rK.MIIi:it 2, 1021.
COUNTY AGENT
Cllll GIVE MUCH
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1A nilAXUK, Ore., Sept., 2
Farmers who continue to belloro that
their county agent is simply a pur
veyor of canned adrlce, an errand boy
or an experimenter carrying around
In the back ot hi rattling car a sack
of choice seed for Tory limited dis
tribution or n few pounds ot fertlll
trr for application to a few plats on
tho farnut of his special frlonds, aro
overlooking, It appears, tho magnl
til do of tho service which may bo
extracted by keeping in touch with
tho possibilities ot this important
development work and getting back
of It in a community way to rcallxe
tho benefits available.
One farmer writing on two oc
casions in a farm paper referred
to tbo fact that tho county agent tn
his county seldom visited his partic
ular district and also commented
unfavorably on the fact that distil
lato is off tho market and gasolino
high in price. Iloth theso diffi
culties have been largely overcome
in four Oregon counties through co
operation between tho farmers and
tbo county agricultural agents and
thcro is nothing apparont to pro-
vent tho extension ot such service
to other counties. When It was
learned last summer that dlstlllato
was off tho market tho offlco ot
tho state loader ot county ngonta
'assisted Fred llcnnlon, county agent
In Umatilla county, in locating ix
supply In California nnd 27 carloads
were shipped as a result ot pooled
orders into Umntllla county. Seven
teen carloads wero llkowlso ship
ped Into three other counties nnd
the saving to tho farmers under
the price ot gasolino was $29,000.
Tho Umatilla county farmers nlso
shipped In gasolino from Okla
homa at a greatly reduced flguro
and aro doing the samo thlnfe this
season. '
All that Is required to bring about
this sort of action Is tho concentra
tion ot community effort around
a few ot tho Important needs ot
tho community nnd tho best agency
so far available to bring this about
Is tho farmers themselves assisted
by their county agent, it Is thought
Court Proves He's
A Judge of Other
Things 'sides Law
TACOMA, Wash., Sept., 2 Tho
courago of Justice ot tho l'eaco John
W. Llnck has stood tho ncld test, and
ho Is willing to prove, it again and
again.
Sirs. Mary Holmes, brought before
his honor recently, asserted that
liquor found at her homo had bcon
mixed Willi ammonia and acid to
mako it umlrlnkable. She snld sho
was going to paint a houso with It.
"Hump." remarked tho Judge, n
veteran ot Antlctam. Ho upended
a bottlo of tho evidence and took a
man's size drink.
"Ordinary mooshlno," satd tho
court. "No add In it. If I wero n
drinking' man, I could drink all ot it
nnd not bo hurt."
Ho fined Mrs. Holmes 100, nnd
sho announced she would appeal to
a higher court.
Two Views.
"Wo'll never get rich If you keep
on spending all I make."
That's true, and we'll never get
rich It jou don't hu-nlo a hit and try
to mnke a little more than I can
spend."
Mako that idlo dollar work! rut
it In tho bank.
TUN HTIIAND
Tho Strand thentro will show Sun
day nine full reels of Ilex Hcnch'8
famous northern story, "Tho Spoil
ers" nnd one ot tho strongest actors
on tho silver sereon, William Fnrn
iiiii will play tho leading rolo of
"ltoy aienlstor." Too much can
not ho said ot this never tiring nnd
uvor Interesting otory.
This thrilling" romanco ot tho gold
flolds ot our great northwest, it
strong in sontlmcnt, Is steopod in
flerco primitive fashions Inspired by
insidious evils that Invest tho dos
ing colls ot a great conspiracy tor
robbing honest toil of Us goliftn
fruits, after It has braved privations
with denth over Imminent, day by
day or through tho long night of tho
midnight sun. It has tho bettor and
brighter things In contrasting fig
ures to tho rugged minors, Is sweet
nnd refreshing ns reliant nnd Im
periods womanhood, to give it in
ferest In unusual ways, sobering
and surprising ns It touches tho
hearts nnd actions ot rugged and
battling men. Theso strong elements
In tho molting pot ot this romanco,
fuse to mako n great work lntenso,
plcturesquo and potential beyond
compare, as far as current produc
tion ot motion pictures Is concerned.
LING COSTS
cut at a. a. g:
okkoon AomcuirimAii cot.
1,1 H)H. Cnrvnllls, Ropt, 2, Living
costs for women students on tho O.
A. 0. cninpus havo been fixed nt
$26 70 a month, nnd for ruon nt
$30. on.
Tho three -women's halls will pro
vide bonrd and rooms for 500 wom
en. Living costs In tho sororities
are expected to fall bolow tho costs
ot tho first halt ot last year, when
high prices oro nt tbo peak. Tho
nterngn then a about $33 n
month, hold down by purchase ot
supplies through tho cooperative
malingers' association.
Men in fraternities paid an av
erage ot $34.18 tho first hnt ot
Inst yenr, and aro expected to re
duce that amount this year.
Men taking tholr meals nt the
campus cafeteria and sharing a pri
vate room with another student can
meet tho living costs nt $31 to, $30
n month.
Tho cafeteria rates nro $8 a
NEW FALL HATS
Specials Saturday
Feather Hats $5.00 to $10.00
Felt Hats '. 2.95 to 5.50
Dress Hats 5.00 to 12.50
Every Hat new, popular styles
and colors.
MARGARET CALLAHAN
709 Main Street
week, which covers all costs of run
ning tho establishment,
VOUM KMMINATi: CIIAIUIKS ,
AT MH ANOHI,V:i I1HIT
1.09 AN'tmi.KB HAIHIOIt, .Cal.,
Sept., 3 - Humiliation ot handling
charge on tho docks at I.osAiiko!om
harbor, which, It' In declared, will
moan n saving ot novum! It u ml red
thousand dollnm nnnunlly, to hlilp
purs, woA renmtly 'announced hem.
It h sold tho no wv condition, now of;
fccflyo, will pluco I.os Angolorhar
bur on nu equality with nllothor
American pnrtn, Tho clmrgo' 'for
handling tlie freight has boon ,ln ef
fect hero for twenty years though
other sen portH eliminated It Home
time ugo. .
A woman's Idea of economy' Im to
linvo things charged. "
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FALL OPENING FOR .FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY SEPT. 2ND AND 3RJD.
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rOPAK WORK
(Leave Your Pilrcvs
'Before 9 OclocK-Your
AM hciuras are ready a r o p.r
nwferwootfj PharMV
W'! KLAMATH FALLS OREGON inn?"
V I VHCRE PARTICULAR PCOPLC 1111
F.uTr v ) BUY THEIR ORUG3 I ac go SVvcVrt
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NOTICE !
The Boys', Taxi Will Consolidate
With The Union Taxi Sept. 1
PHONE 424-J
Extra-Special Saturday
Home of Hart-Schaftner & Marx
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25 Per Cent off Regular Price on
ANYTHING IN THE HOUSE
Buy Your Fall and Winter Goods Now
Suits - Shoes - Hats - Furnishings
Luggage and Blankets
New Goods Included in this Sale
Sale Prices Cash Only. Store Closed Labor Day.
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