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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1921)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PHI DAY, flKPTKMIIKn 2, 1B3I. I The Office Cat I Outbursts of Everett True By-Condpn 5 Andross Glover .?. nf lantSfn1 T. crxft r crr-n , Clnotilnc rvenliijr ironn In ii a- i t 707 Main St. J ; n,n,k ,Uw- irrhM tVH4T WIUflCVTIONsnviSCC., l HAys ""TUff ""r'' I Phone 341 -W t l'"n," Hk . COUT TR-lMC to ! COCCCCG., "THi JOT3 , 1-15 SglOs nau.naam mmHiJii Is i ! .rr nr rr v?r ". l nr juniuu A Parody, (To tlio turn) of "Old lllnck Jon) (louajirotho dnys wlwn thu boys worn yuuuR and gay; Oono nro tho barn, whoro thoy gnvo froo lunili nwnyj IJonn arn thu songs that wo sang IIiom) day of yoro) No morn wo hoar their voices call lug "Just ono morn." I'm drinking, I'm drinking, t tbu oil a fountain now; It M(ini that things uro going to the bowwow-wow; Why do I wenp wlicn I Hint u grocry Why do I woop whun I nan n grocery tomT Why do I .nigh when I'm gutting Icnn for team, Orlaving fof food at tho prlcos Ion got It iMnw by pocket book keeps say- Mylnir, "Bo ton. Hot" I'm btowln' my dough In, with tho price kta)lnx high; Ukn llouula Ann In Laurie, I'll llu WO down'and. dlo. Kindly, omit flowers. c rr Yiu,. j&m 'j. m A horso In Ihn road Is not half dingerou im a ponr of hootch In (ho tommy. i Auto-Uitolclion "What wa tlm eicltemont down tlio atrMtT" "Oh, a mnn In a rnvorso ran Into a woman In a tantrum." "Winro thn machine badly dam-agcdT" , .,-: wi "So i Seal ak.az 13UA- 'IkJ Such CASCT3, H'OU HAve A VCKf GOOD 'OPIrvtON Or xOUfS5-.. H0WIV15 VLC TAKCvYOU. TCU'-U -Of CV IT SOON, UMCC-SS IT "MlC?5 On AH AG- r QnAVAT&T VotZM, IN twHCH -.k SY Sl7 CTVKSfjT IT'CC Tic SOONG?l gL lfog:: i i - BlilW--t ---kflf ---r' USV. . AJrW'. Vgig-ttAtf ' V VVS N JGBL frOV&TXn. F BIG FREIGHT REDUCTIONS Tbny used to carry corn to mill by tba bushol. Ihona nights they bring It to t$wri by tho gallon, .iys. My. Iloctor. "When Henry Kurd fools tho need of a vacation, bo govt trumping. It I) ruatful. to bn sure, nftur riding In a flivver. DUtralM mother; "Oh, dear hat ahatl I do with bnbyT Ilrlght llttln alitor "Didn't wn got book of Inntructicnn with It?" Vacallonlittt "Yon know nil Iheno thlnn growing In tho ground look ttry much ollko to mo. How dj you know, which onim arc frcah? HomBKT ltrort Kplulo. I kliod tho horn of hor garment, t wan foollih thon Another ,f allow camn along And klatod hor cont of tan Tho jirlcn of "aayltiR It with flo warn" Oftnn lilpi that llttln sl'wch In tho hud, aayH Art touvltt. irownvnr high u bird may or. It aka Its food on oartlr, iaM, Krnuk It. Itoblmion. Tlio American dollar In a bmir-cnt away from homo. Down In Urasll, It haa loopod llglltly nloft to throo times Itn Taluo, whlln nt homo It Ih far bolow par nn u novlco at tcunln, franco l haying a hard tlmn kcop tng ahead of Amorloi. She Is kick log about no-ploco bathing suits. Tho man who Invoflta tho host ho hs In his llfo'n work usually gets good dlvldondx l thn ond, Dfrllurry Korhon hu It Is dungor ous to haro moro thnn anvun toa- apoonfulls of whtr on th bruin, Wo Hlwsr suspecti'd that Htuf! wns.dim gartfus. i I(O.NK I'INK NKW8 Vm. Nloruan Is building u Mo for C.' W. Lowla. Mrs. jUolan Iiiih rotur;od from California whoro jhn apont tho summer with hor daughter. Mr and Mm. LovIh nnd child ren caljed on Mr. nd Mrn. Snu Baman Sunday. CJijjRatllff of MorrJIl apont n few fdpy Inst Yook with hla nloco MrsjJaH. StovotiHon. Mr.J llaruos aturod thrpahlng Moudayion Jim Sovnnson'B plnco. IleryBemqn and children cnllod on Mf.-8hralnor Sunday oftoruoon.. m COMING BAN KKANCISCO, Ciil., fk'pl , 2 ItndurtlnnH of 20 to 100 xr rent In triinjroiillm-ntal freight rates jwon lll bo effcctlM on nil rnllroadH, It ns nnnoumed by W. (I. ILirnuoll, nri.:nnl frulght traffic innnngar of tlm Atchison, Topoku and Santa Vo railroad. Mwtt of tlietu apply to wtst bound truffle-, and arc" npplleablo from nil eastern points. Tlm rodilrllomi, which nro snld to bo voluntary, nro ns follows, thn rati'tt applying to all units of too pounds riio proaoiit lmHrl ratn on grron coffeo from Pacific Coast ports to eatorn destinations, .will bo rvducod from $ I. Of. Hi to 90 rents por 100 pounds, In carload lots, the minimum weight also to bo redurod from 80, 000 pounds lf 40.000 pounds, and h special rntn of 80 cents will also bo publllhod to Chicago and points .wont, with tho hlghor minimum of XO.000 )Kuuds. llnforo publishing thn 90 cent rate, tho ronrurrenco of operating east or Chtcngo mint! bo obtained. .Metal bottloH, Insulated or Jacket od, less rnrload lots, will bo given thn samo rating ns glues bottles, the rato on which ranges ,(10111, $7.35 & from" Now York and Atlanllr sunbnard to r5.3.r, 14 from Uhirngo, and $I.C9 from Donvnr, and will menu reduc tion of $0.07 & from Now York. r,.S7H, from ChHngo nud $n.tl from Denver, Tlin present minimum weight of 10,000 pounds on curlrad Hblpments of leathur from Chlrngo nud point west to Pacific roast ports for export, la being reduced tn 30,000. Kffeitlvo Octnbor 3, tho following reduction.! In wnVbouud truunrontl nentnl rates will be lumle: Poultry feeders, w.iturors and poultry house scrapers will bo re duced to $2.58 li from Atlnntio sea board, $2.2nw from Chicago. $2.00 from Kaunas City nnd f 1.87 i from Denver, on c.'iiload nhlpmnr.ts. Uiimnieil liauer will t nermltleit shipment n mixed carlo.nb with paper bags ami wrapping paper, and rato will bn reduced on carload lota to '$2.08 M from Atlantlr Bonbonrd, $1.7SVj from Chicago. $1.CCV& fiom ICinuaM City mid ft.r.G'j fropi Don-er, Htrlp utq:il will bo reduced to $3.00 less carlmtd and $1.S3 carload from Atlantic seaboard, $2.r,0 I,. C ) U, and $1 .'.0 V. U. from Chicago $2.50 U. (.' I,, nnd ,$1 2f.4 C U. from Knnsai City, $1 9 ',14 l.. C. U. and $1 17V5 C. I., from Denver, Ilosln siting, In barrels, carload lots, will bo reduced to $1.00 H per cwt from Atlantic hoabonrd $1 SO from Pittsburg district, $1.42 from Detroit district Ituto on shipments In tank cars will 10 $.08'4 higher per hundred pounds than theso rntoi. New carload rates on furniture subject to certain valuation restric tion will bo published as follows; Iledroom furniture, $3.S9'4 from Atlantic seaboard, $3.fG4 from Chicago, $3.33 '-i from Knnsas City and $2.74 from Denver. Dining room furniture, $3.57 uj from Atlantic sea board. $3.45 from Chicago, $3.05 14 from Knnsas City nnd $2 GO from Deift er. Kitchen miliums $3 33 '4 from At lantic seaboard, $2,92 from Chlrngo, $2.CCi from KantiaH City and $2.50 from Denver, Shop in Klamath Falls THE STYLE SHOP Announces for Saturday An Extraordinary Offering OFr- tiEW FALL MILLINERY " $12.95 Every hat different, smart, and ' indi vidually tailored. Every hat purchased to be sold at a higher price. Materials are Duvetyne, Velvets, Beav er, and Soft Felts, chic small models or the becoming larger ones. Unusual .values 'at $12.95 ANDROSS-GLOVER STYLE SHOP " Iw p r j tilts?"-"?''' i m vr pja.v iiui coi,isi;u.m I.OS ANCKI.K8, Sept., 2 Con structlon work Is expected to bo be gun hern shortly on a coliseum at Exposition park to bo used for com munlty benefit. The structure Is planned to scat 75,000 persons nnd to coit $S00,0O0. Civic officials say It will bo among tho largest struc tures of its kind In tho world. NOTICi: OK HONI OI'FliniNG. Scaled proposals will bo received by tho Common Council of tho City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tho purchnso of an Msuo of $00,000.00 gcnor.il obligation bonds, In deno minations of $1000.00 or $500.00, maturing In fifteen years from Au gust 1st, 1921. without right of prior redemption. Bald lssuo to bo knowji ns "Klamath Falls, Sowor Honda" bearing a rato of Interest of C per cent per annum, payable semi an nually. Ilotli principal and Intorest paynblo nt tho Oregon Fiscal Agency In New YorK city, said bonds nro Issued and disposed of under tho charter of nld city. liach proposal to purchaso must be filed with tho l'ollco Judge of said city on or beforo 8 o'clock P. M.. of Octobor 3rd, 1921, and bo accomp anied by n cortltlod check on. soma rcsponslblo banking Institution for 5 por cent of amount of tho proposal. Snld lssuo will bo disposed of at not lesi than par and nccurcd Interest. Tho council reserving the right to reject any and all proposals. A. L. LKAVITT. Police Judge of tho City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. 31-30 XOTICR TO TAXPAYinW. You nro. hereby notified that tho Hoard of Equalization will attend on September 12, 1921, (tho second Monday In 'September) at tho county Judgo's offlco In the oldest court houso, and will remain In session for thirty days from that dato for tho purposo of examining tho assessment rolls for tho year 1921, and correct ing nil errors In valuation, descrip tion or qualities otland, lots or other property assessed by tbo assessor. It shall be tho duty of n.11 persons inter ested to appear at tbo timo and placo appointed. AH protests against valuations fix ed by tho assessor must bo filed with tho board during tho first ten days of said session. W. T. LEE, Assessor of Klamath County. 25-U 73 pARLOn 1 (KEROSENE) B!KnpardTiTcw!vu5y1 . W (OALlroilNIA) 1 p . .... ajjaMajnasaajpsi.iiuj.-JJUiJIU)!.1?, ,'.U.JlIU'i!,'iJllltlJL..UI44l!!J.H liUPLimiiJUJIJl1, WILAJJUJ. Jt i!ISSEBH Klli!Ml IE A research recently con- 8 mjiifmlM ! 1 fMMH I ducted has shown that j HrilWrB '-HPilll Hills Bros. 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