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THE EVENING HERALD,
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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i Published dally except Sunday, by
rhe Herald .l'libltshln Company or
Klamath KolU, at lis Eighth Street.
Kntarnd.at tha poatofflco at Klam-
iittt, hi, rallK.' ' Ore. for tranamlsslon
through tho malls aa second-clan
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MEMDER
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Tha Associated Pre. I. eicluslTit.
entitle to tho use for publics-1
Our Now York shipment yottorday brought us tho very latest
If I
I models In advanced inllllnery, silk nnd braid combination!, 1
I flower-trimmed; nlsn olhor combinations. '
I
Deputy Sheriff llnrnoa was ulu
hero to attend tho 1ol Growers'
meeting.
There has. been several sleigh nar
tie during tho week.
DORRIS
on of nil now dispatches credited traveler will pauso to become dovcl-
1 It. Or not nthnmttfA rrAA tnl. .. ... .-... t
,v, - - - r -, -.v- -- .vimis vi uiir agricultural n'siiurrcn
PUbllKVwIn. l ,0Cfll nPWa '1 ""M, "l uMMurli.R and
I filial had Ahlnftirlana "
At this particular tlmn the mad
construction (hat would follow tho
bend liwuo would provldo work for
many who need work'. On this point
I ho argument Is on all foura with
tho general necessity fonweu by
; public officials every hero to do all
THURSDAY, FEMMJAnV 2, 1PC2
THE ROAD BONDS
'If,
I war basis.
From tho chamber ct commerce
atatement It appears that Klamath
County ran votn road building bonds
na earlly and economically now as
at any foreseeable time, in tho future,
tbo roads are needed now.
Tho Herald, under tlm definite
conditions laid down, favors tho bond
tunic.
DRESS UNIFORMITY
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UIRECTOU8 cf the Chamber ct
tha expenditure cf the proceed, from , f"bIUs ,"0" "" urlnR
Klamath County's $800,000 road!1 rlortlon ot ccndltlona to apre-
bond lasue. If tho voters sanction tho
bond, will bo protected by certain
aeiinua proviaiona to aiwura econ
omy, hito endorsaJl tho roadlbOndt,
and their lead appears a safo bnn for
ayery cltjaon to follow, ' i '
Tha Herajd haa alwa-s maintain
ed that transportation Is tho J-orner-aton
of tho foundation forjKUm
ath'a fatoro prosperity, and tin pub
lic may ccunt upon Tbo Herald's sup.
ncrt Tor tha road bond Issue, If the
conditions laid down In tha statement
"uMfshtd elrawbem In this Issue, are
'illowod.
We bfl'aro that good roads t,aro
crth all they cost, profldiag thit
-n1 business Jndamcnt Is shown In
-73Ftruriton. and that aa an. Invest
" ent ot pnbl'c meney they ylald lm
"dlata and Krga returns. " -
Tha atrlct pufsuance ot tha, policy
e'Ined In tha chamber ot commerce
'etement assarea the people of Klam
ath eoupfy sound administration
and application of tho bond fund. '
Aa-lt points out the $90,000 now
nnaually spent on repair and exten
sion of dirt rosils will retire the bond !
Iiue, and thore Is no reason that
taxes should bo a penny higher on
account of the road bonds. '-
So dollar of tba county's money
la to ha spent until state dollar
matches It, aad bo bonds are to be
sold beyond the atate'a ability to
meat the county fund en an even
basis.
Wherever tbo highway system
rerves 'national f crests, or parka the
federal government doublea the com
bined atate and county fund. In
Klamath county thla means that
much of the road system planned un
der the bond Isroe will cost tho coun
ty only twenty-fire cents for every
dollar expended. Where the read I
benefits do not extend to the federal I
roserree, tho atato and county sbaro
on a flftyflftr baa's.
There can be no argument against
Klsmatb countv's need tor better
highway eonne-tlons with its neigh
bors and better highways to serve Its
own rural pnnulat'nn In transporting
their prndnHa from farm to railway.
The aavlng In' time and cost of
hautlnir alon will retnrn to farmori
a targe portion of their share' In the
r oart ' costs,
Tho Increas In lonrlut travel that.
Mil fpllow the b'llMInc ot a good
highway system will bo of general
bmeflt. It will put more cash Into
die merchant's till and some ot the
something In their recent movement
for dress reform. The flrei outside
comment to "come to the Herald's at
tentfen, la an editorial In tho Sacram
ento, Union .as follews:
lrs reform, such as tl-o
glrta of the Klamath Fall. Ore
gon, high school haro put Into
effect, I always sure to attract
much attention at the time, hut
no one seems to tako tho trouble
to make a check a few months
afterwards to see how enduring
tho, downward revision In style
, haa been.
Any efforts to stamp out ex
travagance In dresa and ex
tremes in bodily embellishments
are to bo commended, especially
when thoy appear to arise from
the vcluntary action cf tho rtu
dents themselves aa waa the rase
in Oregon.
'lit Is a pity that uniformity
In dress must be resorted to. So
many pleasing styles, well with
in tho limits ot good taxte and
On V'rldny nl;ht I lip arloun bask
ethall'teama ot t)in school met nt
tlm lllgli 'school for practice games.
The tint gmue una n lively skirmish
between tho fifth and sixth nrade
boys, whtJi was Immensely enjojod
by the apectnlnn Then tho saenth
and eighth grade girls played tho
hlith school girl. The lutt name una
tlin regular high school team against
tho. Flrti l.addles resulting In n score
(t 22 to 19 In tator ct tho school
licya. On Friday Feb. 3, the llonnnzn
team piny tho Merrill teams ut
Merrill.
A surprise dance was given nt tho
Sulllvnn brothers' homo about thren
mites northeast of Merrill. Music vn
turn Uhel by the different guests.
Dancing was Indulged lu until mid
night when u bounteous luucli iu
served. All declared they had spent
a mest delightful evening.
Cbas. Ifc!.ai ot Watt & Dot-an,
waa In Merrill Wednesday receiving
fat lambs which ho had contracted
fcr previously.
Louis tlurrli has returned from u
ten da) a trip North.
There has been a change In the
noitUIS, Calif., Fob. 3. Dr. nnd
Mrs, Oorald Warren nro cxpoctod to
arrUo from San FrancHco ono day
this week to spend tho spring and
Summer In DorrK whero Pr. War
ren has n denial pracolco. During
tho quiet months, ot wlnlnr Dr. nnd
Mm. Warren hao been llvlnc. lu
tbo city.
Mrs. Hlchard F. Wolf is quaran
tined at her homo' with n light ease
of scarlet fecr. Dr. A. A, Atkin
son la In attendance,
C-. W, Sevlla has returned from
bis vacation lu Los Angelea,
Lesllo Lowla returned to Dorrls
Monday oenlnrc to attend to mat
ters nt huilncsa preparatory to go
ing to Sacramento, whero ho will
maki) his future home.
An epidemic ot colds and la
grlppo U prevalent in Dorrla and
vicinity, rctulttng In tho partial or
total Incapacitation ot sovoral otli
cmlsi) artlvo cllltens.
II. W. Mitchell, a prominent
rancher and stockman, was in town
from tho Willow Creek ranch cs-
terday on business. Tho road, tin
stated, U In excellent condition, en
abling greater speed than Is soma
I lines possible In tho summer time.
During tho absence of Mr. and
Mrs. K. Wodermann, who aro vaca-'
ham on file In their ufflce at Allan
la, (fisirRW, miT fifty tlioimuul sign
ed stnteincntN fnim n'piVMcntatU'
tnwt nnd women frn i"rjr Hlnto In
llm I'lilnii nnd every I'linine' In t'nu
ndii, Mauv ot llicto mi' fiiuii piiin In
enl people In iliUiliy unit mmIIoii nod
lmo I"-''!! nc(loiily piililMinl lu
tills iapV,
T.uilaq and Tnnlao Vegotahlo 1'llla
arn sold by iHuhhIhIh evnrywhere.
Adv.
twi W'OOI, ('1,11 IS
sifi:iiioit gtiAi.rrv
itlll) IH.DKI'. i.'nl,i IVh. .1. Tho
Meol clip nr Teluimn eiunly thM eur
li much siifierlnr In thai nt 1U2I, It
as staled by llerrntiiry A, (' Hell of
the Northern California Wool llrow.
er-
niiliuiil meelliiK of Ihlit body nlll lm
held lu thn ftUtnrvlnra' luom of tin
iiitirtliMiKo Iikki 1'elnunry N, liuers
an offerluK from -0 to 211 cents per
IMiiind for wrnl nt present, auld Hell.
Officers nro to luydi'iled In Miicceed
I'red A. i:ilenoOil, precldnlll; tl. II.
Wilcox, vlco pri'sldoiiti A. N, Monl
Romery, treasurer, and thoVecmlary,
y-. 7 , ..
Reaildn In luie 170.000 school
hulldlnir
IMrlland lOO.OOii
constructed,
itnr.lr.e lo ho
Don't fergnl that Hulurdny next Is
"Tug Day" for llm I'lly lleaiillful
Campiilgu. Hiiym it illinii and u smile
fur thn pretty itlrl.
Tho water li warm and nice warm
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Airiorlntlrii, who aminunred Ibo'como nnd learu In swim, J20 F3H
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CLASSIFIED ADS
MISCELLANEOUS
e-onomy, are to be found
through which tho buoyant
youth of "high school age ran
find eipresston that only mid
dles and skirts seem somewhat
severe. It Is no doubt resorted
to as an alternative to an unwel
come eeni.orshlp ot Individual
drewos.
VThoMastcf the experiment will
come In tbo length of tlmo for
which (his new departure will ho
f hserved. If within a short while
thern Is a slipping bark to a few
variations from tbo established
mode, much good wilt havo re
sulted. Temperance, rather than
uniformity, U what the students
are really endeavrrlng to attain.
In tho mesntlme. no harm
will como If high schorl student
bodies in California look them
'reive over to see If thero Is need
tor similar action In this state.
.MISS MM.I.IK COM.I.NS
i lmn been thankful n thousand
times that 1 took Tantao win it I did.,
It Is simply wcnderfiil the way It has
benefited me," said Miss Xoilln Col
lins, 1330 Connecticut Avn., Hrldgo
port, Ccnu.
"About eighteen months ago my
IIHIIrtllln l,artlt In it II MVft.t V J -4ftft All
.. . .. . J. Ul'l'l'lHl' UrKdll IW 44tll tlilVl I BWIIIVta
.oumg in an trancisco. ino.r mor- b K0,K nt0 docUlM,. Solnl
chandlso soro In Dorrls Is belng,nRr00(, ,,, , nm Mnn wro
conducted by Mr. Mltsor. , kl,yei, u, , ,uc) ,Kh pUc , v
Miss Marguerlto Laird Is acting actually afraid they would snap In
firm of the Merrill Merchantlle com-l0"18"1 P'as Uurlnc lh nb-ttt0.
panv. Itcr Klrkpntrlck retiring toj80000,0' ,s'"- 'l0a "Ichardson,. "iliit Tanlac has brought about a
enter business In Klamath Falls. EI- no " lI,lne ' Sacramento. wcnderfiil chango In my condition
mr Andernn leaves tho Anderson I R- R W returned Wednesday) My appeytn Is almost raenoua, my
llroi Oroeelerla to tnko Mr. Kirk-l0cn,nB Irom Yroka, where bo basi digestion Is perfect and I feel as well
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nntrlcka ulace. 3lr. Klrkratrlck lias.""" ,ur ,u,"sl u" uuium. nnu strong as i ocr um in mj me
been here sovoral years and madoi e
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Such a good tlmo at such a low
prlro, brings good rbeer to all who
MERRILL
Miss Ruth Hill, wwho U teaching
at Henley, cpent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill
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TONIGHT AT THE
STRAND
10c . WHERE?EVERYBODY GOES 20c
HOME OF THE HODKINSON FEATURES
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Complete Change of Program
A Benjamin B. Hampton Production
ZANE GREY'S GREATEST NOVEL
'The U. P. Trail"
A massive picture of the -Great West, with a
powerful cast, including; Roy Stewart, Joseph J.
Dowlinsr, Kathlyn ylliam8, Frederick Starr, Rob
ert McKi'm, Marguerite De La Motte, Charles B.
Murphy.
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10c.
2 NfJW COMEDIES 2
Admission 20c.
:
CfMfaw Next Sunday "RIP VAN WINKLE
H sf ( i '
m ., -i--rt-,-rM-v-wy-irwrtntV,)aAArLaAAJU'atJUXrui-rLrL'LiT-r
msny friends who regret his depar
ture. '
The new management has taken
chargo of tho telephrno Co., recently
bought from tho Fruit Fsiate. Mrs.
Carr. vrho has been tho efficient man
ager for two yean, retiring. i
The regular annual meeting of the
Klamath County Wool Growers' asso
ciation was hold Wednesday oventng
at tho Merrill hall. Thero waa a good
attendance. Election ot officers and
other business was nttonded lo. The
question as how best to prevail upon
Ihn f'allfnrnl i nfllclals to nermlt the
I Orcgra sheep lo graze In tho National
Forest reserves waa discussed. Mr.
Carnahan, Secretary of tho asaocla- J
tlon, was ot the opinion that their
efforts would bo successful. It was
the sense of tho meeting that thlsi
association should Join thn Blalo and 1
National association. Several c.pressi
'jtho opinion that the National as
sociation had done? a great deal of,
goad work for tho sheep men of the'
country. Kpeclal praise was given
for Its successful offorts. In having n
duty placed on wool. '
Tho future for sheep men looks,
more promMIng than for many
months past. Tho following officers
woro clerted: President. Dennis
O'Conner: Vlco President fl. U Hol
brnok; Kxecutlve Committee. Tom
Newton. Dick I-acey. Ned O'Connor,
Ted Kulllvan, C. P. Hasklns: J. II.
Carnahau. .Sc:retary; John Hlomens,
Jr., Treasurer. I
Jlnt Il&ldwln rf, Lakovfow -waf In1
Merrill Wednesday to attend tho.
Wocl drawers' meeting.
Msit tho Hot Springs' Nat.
I never dreamed thorn waa as grand
a mcdlclno as Tanlac In thn world."
XOTK The. Iniernnllonal Propria
InrPN ('i illstrlhutorN of Tantnr,
Harmony Four
ENTERTAINERS
1 of the Meneley System
AT
.Elks' Hall
Monday Evening
Feb. 6
A Delightful Evening of Music and Song
I
Foil HAI.KAt n bargain, 3 show
cases, lilajer tdanu rolls, nne-bult
price, Latent sheet music. Winters'
Jewelry More. IM
WANTKD-A good phlio lu
Pheuii 'ir"i evenings
rent
30-5'
I'Olt 8AI.K 1300 llrunswlck phonn.
graph $ 1 .12.no. Cull miming nfler
7 o'clock. It. II. Cook, Itooma :loft.
307 Winters' llldg. 2-1
TO l.l'.T One single room apartment
everything furnished. I IT.. on. K1S
Oak Ht. s-r.
FOIl SAl.IJ fi building lots on John,
son Ave,: 1 lot between 7 H X
Ilroad Fit. If you hao a little money
to speculate with. I will show )iiu
good money. Hen Dick 310 Ilroad Hi.
i'-l
Will iuro for ono or two small
children In my homo. Address Mrs
M. Jowolyn, Ashland, Ore. 13'
WANTKD-II)' married man (x
soldier) work on riiiuh fan give
refnrenro. Address Win, lllglnw, 711
I'alm HI , Medford, Ore 27-2
If you want to sell It. buy It, tradn
It. or find It, try n Herald classified
ad. .
I.) roum Hall, ror. 8th ft High, well
suited for select parties, wilt bo rent
od at nominal prices, Apply to M.
Motsclienbachvr, Phuno C50W, nr nu
premises. 30-tf
ni:tii: wi: auk aj.mm
While Leghorn Hahy Chicks,
llarron-Tancrod Hlraln.
Hatched exclusively from our own
hens that averaged for tho year Mil,
IS1 eggs each for tbo whnln flock.
This Is tho real test of merit, rather
than thn achievement ot n few select
ed from a lurgn flock and fed on
KOIl HK.NT Nlco large. uiinyl!' anu aiikci roou ni a laymit con-
lennltiir rnnm-wtilrelv fiirtiliheil. I
all conveniences, Plume, hath, etc.
(03 N. 10th. Phono 33111. 13
WANTKD A position as housekeep
er of apartment or rooming house
with privilege of buying. lUperlenred
lady, or will take position as hnusi.
keeper. Ilox I). M. Herald. 1-6
FOIt HALi: Klght room house ami
lot. In Kugene, Paved street, all
paid. Cheap for rash or will trader
fur milk rows, C. K. Craig. Merrill,
Ore. M
i:TIU HI'KCIAI-dold coin pota.
toes at $2,00 per sack. L'very sack
weighs more than 100 pounds. Ornnd
Central Public Market, Uth A Klam
ath Ave. Phono IG9 3U-3
w havn greatly enlarged our
plant and arn prepared to hatch fifty
thousand chicks during tho season.
Order early and get them when
wanted.
Prices per 100: January and Feb.
runry IK.. 00; March and April f 13
CO: May and Juno $11.00. Punt bred
P. Hocks nnd It. I. Ilcda batched on
special order.
May wood Poultry Farm, Corning,
Calif. J3-K.1
STKAM IIKATKD rooms II. SO per
wcok. Large, well lighted lobby.
showor baths. N, winter rates
Contra! Hotel, J. T. Word, Mgr. 9tf.
FOIl HKNT Nice sunny front bed.
room all innvenleureti of home.
centrally located 1135 Pine. 3IO
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BLOCK WOOD
NEW PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1st
llllfl H
tmr
We furnish a nlco warm dressing
room, a bathing suit, towel and show
er for 35 cents. Tho plungu Is frco
to spehd what tlmo you like. Como
and have a good tlmo. J2C F. 28 )
"Only One Thing
Breaks My Cold"
"TllE relict tut Dr. King's New
I)ucmcry gifrom stubborn old
colds, and onrmhlng new ones, frfppo
and throat-torturing coughs lias mado '
It tho standard remedy it is today.
Time-tried for fifty years and never
more popular than today. No harmful
drugs.
You will toon notico t!io relief Jn
loosened nldrcni and r.iuil mufl.
Always reliable, and good for the
whole family. ,u a convincing, heal
ing taste with all its good medicinal
qualities. At all druggUts, OOentJ.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
Foe Colds and Coudhs
The Kesulu of Constipution 3RT
sick headaches, luliousneu, sallow
skin, asto matter in the intestinal.
nwir.ii. i-orreci uibi liejllli-under.
"'"jug mvuiiwn uy Liking l)r.
Pills. 2iccnts. All ilru..uL..
SPECIAL
PRICES FOR
SATURDAY
M
$5.00
We have had Satisfied eustomei's for over
two years. Let us put you on the satisfied list.
Wo are reliable. '
HEILBRONNER & REA
Phone 195-J or 239-R
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Don't fail to read the Herald Classified Ada.
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CHOICE YOUNG BEEF
FOR "
STEAKS, ROAST AND BOILING
at Prices that
Cannot Be Beaten Anywhere Else
PORK, VEAL AND MUTTON
SAUSAGES, HAM AND BACON
Best in Quality and Price
king Dr. King's
iru.-cNt.
SAVOY CAFE
S32 Main Street
CHINESE DISHES NOODLES
SPECIAL MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11 TO 2
nai ri " " "r" -TT! "i"ii"i"i"siaM"riiJY'r'YyVt"T''s-
INDEPENDENT MARKET
DfTJompti wont oiupc
reKLncVs Pills
1136 Main Street
;
Phone 543-J
V"iM' da ' 4kT' VPHHBsiilssw
CHEAPER BLOCK WOOD
$5.00 LOAD
Just when you need wood the most wo are
making cuts in prices
SLAB WOOD $5.00 DOUBLE LOAD
Phone in your orders this cheap pi-lee may
1 not last long
0. PEYTON & CQ.
"WOOD TO BURN"
419 Main
Phone 535
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STR A W MURPHEY'S FEED STORE
J vT - M 124 So. 6th St. ..IfidSIJSikLiuC JPhone87 '
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