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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1922)
Wrtf V ". v V i"' tt THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON hv.tiid.y, Mill HI It), t)liL! lt Pat Two I?. PC? i I' 1 ? i t g IS si! i i-i VI b i M I h,4' i? . SI Thf Evening Herald ,' V.n. MULE. .Editor and roblUher HK, HIM, City Editor I '. C NICKLK Adrcrttstn; MannRcr Personal Mention NEW TODAY Published dally except Sunday, nt The Horald Publishing Company of Klamath Kails, nt 119 Eighth street. Entered at tho postofflco at Klam nth 'Falls. ..Ore., for transmission throviU the malU as aecond-class inn Iter... if A f FOH SAI.K Three hundred moro ...... ..I.I MM.!.. I .11 I. ... Inl-. . ..-, .. ill . I i Uliv-Jiiii ,,, iiii.i ...nil,',,, iii - ucorgo ..num.. ..lerrui raiiKer, ,,,,. ,,.,, ., ..nil imrli P. V. UIitl-s.i v was In tho cttr yesterday afternoon ne.r junction of Shlpplnglon road attending to business nffilrs. innd .Notth Highway lit OVER 1,000 VISIT ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW; SPONSORS FEEL WELL REPAID FOR EFFORTS weak MKMiKR OF THE ASSOCIATED Tao'A.wftc.tod Press la exclusive ly fiMtlUtjirrto tho mo for 'public, tloa ofaU.fa-JTra'dlspatchqa credited toll It, or Sad... otherwise credited In thteavcr.rnd alto tho local nows pttMialwd'Jfefeh.. T" ' '" ;' ' 1HATCIIHAY, ACfilKT I". liSS Lester Hoggs, a farmer near txir cllfl, drove Into town thin morning and purchased supplies for tils farm. Mrs. A. n. Anderson and small son, Bobble hno arrived from Portland j nml 'will make their homo here In the future. FOR SAI.K Sldwiiy, reed, whltn enameled, corduroy lined baby buggy Hko now. Phono -l.2K. or call 1021 McKlnioy SI. I9-21 KOlt SAI.K 'Complete, grorory slock. i Fixtures, light truck. Pit) Main si. 102o Miss Allen Miller left this mottl ing for San Francisco nftir an ex tended visit here with her f'thcr, J. J. Miller. 'Southern Pacific agent. KOlt SAI.K Comer Din & HIkIi. lot 90 x .so. Mouse with furniture, n bargain Sec Schubert or call 910 Main St 19-2S TWADDLE HAHI.ES HAM. Is running true to form. Animated by mi over- FOR SAI.K Flve-passcnger touring Overland In good running condi tion. Cheap for quick sale See .VI linker. Niada House, between 6 Mil rtoyd Vettle. of Wntt. Vottle & Pe- n'"1 6 IS mf l-ap. nrrhed here last night and Is K0U SAM.'-Equity In house nnd busy today looking after cattle In- lot. only tlGO.OU. This t very torests for tho company. .cheap for uulck sale Hox 10. Her Out of town folk who were ml laid. 19-21 whelming polltlrat ambition, ho has; yesterday for their huntln: llconsit heen spurred ion since the May prl-, were John Honor and II. J. Spat-)., tnary to stage one ridiculous exhlbl- of Malln; Fred Itueck. of Hennu.i: Hon after another. II- W. Parker of Illy. Defeatod at every turn la his at tempt to wrest the nomination from) FOR RKNT Nicely furnished room, llath and Phone. 512 N. llh St. 19-22 Kenneth Perry, who has been out I .SACRIFICE SALE Auto. almost giving them away Forced to get awav. Iltiv right uud now. See i Dick, office Eagle pool hall. 19 trm Virt tins, alv u ..a!.. . 111. at... ., .nl.r nrmlnrn. lio now threat- "" "" '"" " "CVM """ ,m- ''.A-,, .r .... i t, .. i beetle control crews, returned ens ly uuiu ,iv-j" " """,,. cott. because-ducocrnts, re-regtster-cd on election Vlay iiKrWMbllraas, nro responsible foriQltpUTsr Jlnrallly. WK Hence Olcott puonan c.Tanto-( ilmo, ' "flv ro ror The repUletejij'fhe pliteJSDOW larles l1.oll enjUBh,'t))f-..lUls l.fl.-ST IlolMPon Spiii Cash (Irorerv crews, returned to .,,i enrin- o, Lri.in iifinfhiu.n. last erenlng and will be sta- a S bill Please return to Robert ' ,-iti tloned here for the remainder ol 'u,utr. Plume ni r) 19 m the summer. f FflCSAl.,H--I-in el new ftxejjeom i lfrCi)kll tnniliTti riinnntvncr)i .Mr. and Mrs C ESoloman tlnd ! PrlcVd ItJ'rv ,ow Trm. If drlred sor and daiighterwirv exfecUHinn 181 T WrtKle.n. IP-S2- trrm PnltfArntn tnnlkl ..f.. HH ll.' - i I I jiarge room, water,' fur- Charles T-" SnV'MWl,jWay.WJ3 P trin'HT .i.i r.m'.4imru, fc "'.... .. . .1' -. M ar.'Ui t-Tt!vxwrr5' '"i ' . nft-.'bn ,vSV I. !! . . . . . .. .". . . . ifum v-uiuuriiin Kinifiu auer an apt- r::Tir. .iui: "":.: , .. m"v ;.. ,. -. ,". iiH-rn maHing inoir vacation .,u. , cj,...-..-.-..- --.-"-car and' will conw -her,i fro at iMini-fnr-. ,;-,- ' ' i KbgrTe river. -villey.' It IS IllRBiy BniiailPnug o me . Orcon political sstem that lis moth-1 .Mr. and Mrs. R. C Crflesbeck mid od of primary selection Is In each a (children left this afternoon for thn iiicm. The republican party of Ore-, Lake o' the Woods where they will gon, howevbr. has Its o)es open t'o.apend the week-end. This will bo tho need of keeping the party lines their first visit to that scenic spot clean cut end the election lawa of anij they arc looking forward to a tho atato will bo remedied before ( very pleasant trip. Dliotlier election year. If Hie rumedy takes the form of' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurt Wlthrow aid . absolute abolition of tho primary and J daughter. Waive, accompanied by 'return to a truly rcprescnt-ahc ays- Miss Jean McDonald, returned es 0er 1.000 IsIIom attended Klnni- nth Falls' scroml annual Flower Show Wcilneda nnd Thursday of tills week nnd the public-spirited womOit' who devilled their da) a to milking It a milco. feel full) repaid for all their work. All other social activities wcro niutlcctcd by societies' most nctlxe women In favor of the show. During the two days tho show was In progress vhllors were regis tered nt the door by Mrs T. C Camp bell nnd were served punch at it table presided over liv Mrs. (Irorge Watt and daughter, (eralitlue In the evening of the first dn Miss Murjor Ik Deliell, -Maybetlo l.eavltt. Herald Ine Wntt, Margaret Worden and Klea nore Torrey met the Portnlnd visitors at the door and presented earh one of them with a Shasta daisy The i prltei were presented nt this time bv j Mrs. Charh Wood Kberlelu who made a delightful and .-harming , spokesman. She also greeted the Porllanders and welcomed them In tho name of ilu ladles auxiliary of, thn clrimber of commerce. Ladles Mlto asslnted as IiimiIs of committees were Mi-sdaiiKis Eber- llhrry P. Mr II K Wright. Har ry Aekley lieorge I Wright Fred linker It It Harrl.nnu Sim ' the ladles who assisted on there ri mlttees weri Mesdamei ("hn'lei I Rollers, Wm M Diuiraii. (I A Kranse. Ferris, Mist Vera Thompson, .lean Thompson. Doroth.v Currlii The Jildgei names follow Mesdamen W II Holieits. fl It Harrison, T. C Cmupball. C V. I'lsher. Huorgo 1 Wright. Saiidhnm, I. ilacolH. L. L Trunx, O. D. Hurke, .1. C. HroiUin brougll, W. A. DeUiill, U A. Kniiine W. (). Smith. Leslie Unguis, Fred Hiker nnd Miss Alice lllaokford TODAY AT THE LIBERTY A star known Hie world over is FRED STONE and his appearance today in n "BILLY JIM needs little comment, from us. It's tfood KNKIlllS OF PVTIIIAS TO .TTI.NI MEIH'OUII CF.HLMOVir.-, Loral Knights of Pvthlaa aie pi m n I nit to Journey to Medford tumor row to attend the ceremonies then- , Monday on the occasion of the vimi of (leorge C Cabell, niiitrmuo rh.in I cellor. nnd olhor suiireme offlrers I who will runfer the second degree mi ' new rntidhlntes. I TO HOVOIl HAL HIIVSi: SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 19 llnseball fans of San Jo.sc are ro it Inj; to Hai Francisco to relibrat I Inl Rbvne day at the loml P. ifl r.inut league park toiunrrow Pliv u ii forn r San Jose lesldetil Is n--w l .iv or shortninp on Hie San t n r - t mast Iraguo team Sundity tlte Show Will Be Continuous (iwAMn ri-vr rninin M YUUK m tNU with Vera CJordon is the attraction. Vera (lordon will be remembered as the mother in "HuinoroMiue" the picture that established her name and I'ame. Coininfr Tuesday - Alexiuidi'r Dumas' Masterpiece "CAMILLE" with N'azimova as Camille and Rudolph Valentino as Armond - we cannot imagine two more fitting roles for these famous players, both of whom are ab solutely created for these parts. Ine St v STAR THEATRE All Week Stnrtinn Monday, Au. 21st. - H ... ytuuuu av.lgej.rme avAlimmun It on ll.irain s'mokoqrgtlp'?fr,f i:-2i WANTED Two cut-off men one plcco-np sawjer and two in. ) men. Eight hours. Address Centrnl Uox it Lumber company. Alameda California. 1922 HAS NEW FAIR GROUND SIO,1MM Pmrha-c II) Jackson Co, to lie Ihilloitetl In September terday from Diamond lako where, with Mr." and Mrs. E. H. Jefferson th'cy hnte been camped for the past two weeks. if 7 tern, ho much lliu better. .. Hut tho weakness of thn. primary system Is neither hbre'tior Ihrre as an argument for Hall. Had the Bhoe bocn oil tho other foot, how gladly would Chnrlca Hall have accepted tho situation. , Taking advanjago of a technical Ity, for which the republican can ill ilalri nr thn narlv be renresents are . t,ifi, nn mor.. ihrin rhnriM iin!nnd relatives In San Francisco, ... W.H...U .,. ...V.V ...... V. .-....- ...... , , morning on a two Miss Minnie Hamum left this wpqks' vacation orwork at the. local offlco California Oregon Power , company. She will visit with friends San- fiMuruuif, ..... of Iho or thcK.i"Kli.Kl!inn flls anVx-i Crnr Sacramento and other Call-1 ?.' '"'"WJ""' . ,- -,,' , ' fornla imltitu .been laid out systematic cu. to forswear hla party alleglanjo , rnl ilaf. A. - enlorprli0 , lti: , an nnd tho nledca ho look when bo bi-1 .. i-., .- ,. ,.... - . . I . MEDFORD. Aug. 19 (Special) t laLumi.lllilllill 11 lit jtilil ln lik n tlilVt , wtii,r.ptii'huuiuj ii stv4tv-.'-i im ii I JBO.000 fair grounds this fall with a monster display of agriculture, hor- ticulture. dairy nnd .-.encrnl farm' products, commercial nnd Industrial i exhibits, and entertainment Including! automobile and motorcycle racen nnd other lively and Interesting features., I Substantial buildings hnvc bc,rn erected, a high speed raco track pro- xlded. bulldlngsinnd equipment havoi icmnuraiiy anil iii'j, seleq tomatee: 90c per Crate Select Alberta Peaches $1.20 per Crate Public Market 126 N. Sixth St. The Thenlricnl Event of the Season The HILDEBRAND DRAMATIC COMPANY offer MONO A Y.TUESDAY The Play That Hns IMntle the Whole World Lmtj-h U FAR AND WA m HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS PRICES Adults 55c. Children 25c. Including Tax nnu mo pieqgo no ioo wiu-n oe un-, Mr nfi-j Mr j ,. Swc-mfirr; w,, cacio n canu.oaie,nai no wou.u;flr() ,,. ,iero fnm tMr ,,ort. not. If defeated. kcek to bo nn Inde-, ,,, hom(Ji wro mem,)Cr8 of a Pendent candidate, that he would, w,)0 n ,o thc ,ava Hupport the party nontlneo Hrwcr7eiterdBy. others In the party wore, that might he. MM A LcCf Mr an(, JlM Kran, diaries uau may lean a nouing i ,f, . . . .. ... . .. , ,, IMcCornack nd daughters, M ss Mirv, faction, but It will make no differ; , .ti . . Mt,,. .-.CO 'iM'k.i ds of oxpcr-i lenced nnd enterprising J.irksrn 1 county residents -vim are iieternuneit to make the Jackson county fair an nununl Institution of educational nnd entertainment merit appealing; to j both eotithcrn Oregon and northern j ' It- I ID WmmtKBtKtKKKKKKKKKKMKKKItKKKKM'wrTfitiKVm"tr " ! mi m m i i m iiwi ita i ii ! imi i i i ! "t i Ii it California. qnen In tho result of tho November Mm-flnn lln Ic nnf hit nnlth Inl r.iicceisfully split the republican ranks. He Is ton selfishly set on nn Immedlato political place frr Hall to inako n combination with the demo- Mr. and Mrs. Ucrt C. Thomas and ! Tho fair will bo he! 1 Sopmber j 13 to ! Induslvu and uno "f the' "I largest crowds ever attending S rIiii- llttlc daughter. Mary, have return- ar attraction li. this territory hi ex- ed from Diamond lako where theypPCtcd. ' i .pent some time and Thomas says' i m ' I thn fUhlllf? Ihprt. Ik nnfhln ihnrl -. v.. t rr-illi- fnrno. Ann fnplor In llin fnll -. . ..- ... .... ..-. iW"" OUIl rillC --- - ui .uarvt-iuuii. iiiuy win ieavo lilts ' campaign his Influcno will be negll j af.rnoon Ior Aspgrovo to spend' 'fil0'''- tho week-end with Mrs. bob Davli. ! A ropubllcan victory Is sure. M and Klamath Lumber Meet j On Diamond Tomorrow i Who Will Succeed Kamrn THE MEASURES Ball Fans are Wondering U 'I LI. tho measures on the Or6gon election or worse off than If they passed Modoc park will bo thn scene of a battle royal itoiaorrow when": the 1 I-iinni Ilul Pines will tako in the i i.-i i. , ...... . t. .... ii: .v.. KAN FitANCISCO. ACQ. 19. TMUr """"?''" -"."" ' 4i "" "",l -rr ,ur Cerlng who will succeed Vt-' " !""'," "'" MBM',, , lie Kamm at llilr.l l.aKP on llu. S.-in "U,UB 'l"u. "" '" "n t-'"-i-P were not i .!., , ,.,, . . . i Tho winner will he runner-up for f . ... ....... ....... ....,, ,H.,, .,A .', , ballp, MM ,Aovtmher' ANCSCO. ACQ. ".--rlj , "" ?! i ' ',' 'Li'1, ii . ,a.. ,nre wonCerlng who will succend W l- '".'J.'r I if on-would ho s.alb be Miter ,, Knmm ,hrd ))alte n . San havlnL' qndbmo i.. i ...- .... I the pennant of. If they nr. nnssed'it Is cerinlu that ...... .. Leaguif anil fluii. ".T-i . w nir,, r.nv fin f, r. I I n.ni 't. lift i.l I.LaI.. i.... ' ,.i. . .. .1. 1 ., ,. .t.it.. I ......... IIIH M ! ,T rl n " !'" lt'LlllH,.tilUHT tho tax bllVwllt Ik- hirgely Inerasei If they nro not pnhsnd It Is certain that tho tax bill uutailcd by their passago vrcufil -iidt he '.bailed oilto tho poop!.. if i .fl . , i Under - tlicr.ii clrcuiiibtaurrM It r well. to know exactly what one Is vol ' lng forbeforo sanctioning now mea sures Increasing cast of government. Unions ono knows exactly tho ro-1 suits to follow. It la safer to vcti no than to vote for any experiment j at this time that will Increaro gov-1 eminent overhead. Tho future tax burden of the state Is lurgoly up to tho people. If tlieyl voto It on themselves knowingly they should not complain when payiuunts co mo due. ' I tho Lumberinnu's side has beenVarm-1 Two Will to Sox plaers, E.ldln Mulligan nnd Herb Meridian arc being fnoatloned for tho poit Mc Clellan Is a utility man for tho Chi rago team Mulligan plays short nnd third. of tin- tcrilk.' The ganlo starts nt j 2 p. m., witii admission 'J.ir f$r men , nml women ttU: Last day of tho Ills cile Jowflr Sloro r Ulsts-rs 1ft BASEBALL THE LAMM BULL PINES vs. ALGOMA Tho Oregon California Power com pany has completed u dam across tho, 'Algomu Lumber company mill pond.' KelBdavor Uros., luivo iiurciuiHcd u now- Hopubllc two-ton tfiiclc, Mr, nnd Mrs. John Ilagolslelu went to Hlldobruiui Wodncsduy rn u visit, Kotsdovor Ilros., uro starting to cut bario'y with thoir combined lutr- vostcr. Auguat Orugor went to Klamath Jalls Wednesday on u visit. BIRTH RECORD CONLEV At Lorella, August 18, 1913, io Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Conley, a daughter; weight, vovon poiuids, aamed'Eva Ellen. KLAMATH LUMBER & BOX SUNDAY 2 P. M. AT MODOC PARK This is the deciding g-me of tho series as each team has one victory over the other ADMISSION 25c -LADIES FREE Come out and watch the boys play A Busine mm v ss Mohve r ower In The time must come when all busi nesses will consider the advisability of acjvertibing in the same spirit that a manufacturer ponders over the ad visability of adopting a new ma chine. One does not install a piece of labor-saving mechanism because it suits Jiis fancy; but because the ef ficiency of the business requires it. 9 A lie expects a new machine to re duce his cost to operate perhaps to make a better product and thus aid him in meeting competition and making larger profits. Advertising is exactly similar. The man who refuses to consider it as a possible expedient simply shuts his eyes on one of the problems of his business. He might as well ignore the banks as sources of credit when he has need to borrow cauital. On thc other hand, thc man who looks to ndvei Using to checkmate all weaknesses and shortcomings of his business and to carry it along to victoiy despite these, has a childlike faith in the miraculous. Advertising will not make his pro duct or his service any better than they are; but it will bring him the full benefits of their merits. Jt will not eliminate wastefulness in his factory or his store; but it will re duce luV cost to operate. It will not make illogical selling methods suc cessful; but it will assist good sell ing methods, and often point the way for improving them. Advertising is the most inexpen sive motive power that the manufac turer or merchant can buy today. It is a form of stimulus that brings ex cellent returns on the investment. THE EVENING HERALD "COVERS THE KLAMATH FIELD" "I M mzexxmrnMrnsmmsamm A .y -',ii ,-. J.i-