The Evening herald., August 21, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

3'KHJMV, Al'0l'6"r a), Joail,
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
but generally tbey stick to tho
Georgian habits, and night, life In
London comes to a halt at twelve
o'clock.
At tho present time many of the
cafes In London have permits to re
main open a few nights a week,
but th ore Is nothing certain In the
present arrangements and (bey arc
changed as often as a new council
Is elected or the present ' members
fool Inclined.
Tho hotel and cafe proprietors
will ask tho London county coun
cil to draw up a new law to be pre
sented to parliament, and tbey have
obtained the backing of the"Brlght
er London" movement committee,
which Is seeking to make London
a rbral of gay Paris.
Not Envy, Y' Untleratnnrl.' ,
J do not envy Jphndee's roll "
There lurks no envy In my soul:
Ilut I would like a powerful lot
To have as much as Johndue's got
. Ilonry ford has annexed a rail
road, .a coal mine and (?' glass fac
tory. Dan Crump thinks all ht,'
needs no Is a rope mfil nlid a nmlo
factory with plenty of Jacks.
CII ARMING VICTORIA 13 GATEWAY TO AN ISLAND OP DELIGHTS
M,V KHIXK AOAIX
LONDON, Auk. 21. England
'needs a now luw regulating public
houses and places of entertainment,
nay (ho owners of London's hotels
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and dance nam, who nave nanaeu
together to obtain less stringent
laws la the jnttir of closing tbiilr
plucos.
The present law, which Is ad
hered to vigorously by the author
ities, was passed In the reign of
(leorgo II, in 1761, and requires
that tho dance places of all classes
closo at the stroke of midnight.
Under thlf act tlicf authorities may
grant spoclal licenses ' for specific
places tp remain open until later,
A. C. GIENGER & SON
The Buay Store There'i a Reaon
Large Fine Bartlett Pears
All this week $2.00 per box, for canning.
Canning Peaches About September lt.
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1A1111N3 GUMW6 IN A VKKXilA OAKIXN
, SHAS'A lMlbV."buWf EK IN fcUICUAlif GAUpgNS
Th faiclnntlon of contrasts is
tecnly appreciated by " travelers
who visit tho lovely City of Sun
shine, Victoria, after tourlnit a,mld
the grandeur and thrlllln- mas
elflceocc of tho Cflnndlon Rockies.
Victurl mnkci an appeal to all, In
this liland capital one n rrmlmlrd
of tho moat chnrminit fcahirca of
Mn own homo Itind. Tho Enirllnh
nrian rvnlln Kunt or Devonihire;
the Frenchman l reminded of Nor
mandy, whllo ludlr from ens tern
atatea aco resemblances to "back
borne."
Victoria heiran a TTtnlion'a
Bay Pout when Knctor Dimclna
landed thnro from hla ulinnier
Ueaver" In 1A4:i. Ho, howover,
m not ths nrnt white mnn to
anchor there, for In 1092, Valerl
noa, a Creek pilot, vlalted tho har
bor and 200 venr later Cnpt
llenrei arrived, but thry passed on.
Today Victoria la a bustllnitport
with 05,000 Inhnbltanta. It I fa-
moua for lui llnwcr Hardens und
0ns nomea. Tho i'aruument liuilil-
lne KfounuB via with many botan
ical parks, wliila the roso cranlena
of tlie ivy-rtruped, flowcr-Klrdlcd
t.mprcss Hotel adjoin ttnso of the
CovcrnmcnL Slxty-flvo miles of
oulevords arc lined with homes of
government official and wealthy
people who have chosen Victoria
as tho plnco In which to prow old
in comfort. These Imvo bull; ex
quliiito homed set in bowei of
bloom of ovory known variety.
Ornntnentnl fences aro hunR with
draperies of roses, wisteria and
other blossoming vines. Roses at
Christmas are ;iito in order for
seldom does tho mercury drop be
low 40 detrrees, while thu summers
do not attain (treat heaL Golfers,
and they are lenlon to Vancouver
Island, find it possible to piny Rolf
on Victoria's three superb courses,
nbnut SCO days out ut tho vcnr'i
3Ufi.
Ono of the chtaf attractfons "of
Victoria's environs are tho sunken
fardena of the Uutchart ICslate.;
Ir. and Mrs, liutchnrt arc world;
travelers who have orouitht beou-;
tiful plants and (lowers from all,
parts of tbo world to theit cardens.:
These Include a qunint Jnpunese
garden, a rock garden which was
evolved from an abandoned cuar-;
ry, Illy ponds, iris beds and rosea
in abundance single lose trees,
long arbors of roses, arches ond
borders. The liutchaits are public
npmU'd folks who open their
groundn to the public, free, 't is
claimed that they have afforded
pleaxuro to morev people than any
other couplo in Canada,
With 71 miles of paved streets
within tho city, including a won
derful Murine Trive, Victoria Is o
motor center from whirr highways
extend 170 miles up the const to
Campbell Lake, the Inst word in
loveliness, reached by n forest road
that is a cathedral aisle, its arches
bvirx tall, green Douglas firs. Vic
toria and Vancouver I; land yield
year-round pleasures. j
BETTER HIGHWAYS
FOR 1923 PLAN OF .
U. S. DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON?" Au. 21. Tho
r pactod to add many huadredtK of
mils to the-country'a system or Inj-
Drored blt b waya J-'Iguros complied
by tbo bureau of good roads of tbo
department of uiirloulturo from 21
scatlorcd slates show tliey will bave
avalUblp $388,000100 for this pur
pose, comparod to 1373,000,001)
pent y tUem lat yoar. On fedoral
eld work, -which constitutes some
thing Ilka ono-half tho total nille
" age, tbort was under construction
, March 81 work estimated to cost
$'268,000,000, as comparod with
$233,000,000 ou tho sumo dnto a
year ago. "
Tbo genoral outlook Is regarded
at considerably bettor tbsn a year
' ago, when tho railroad and coal
. strlkei were disturbing factors. Tho
dosljnatlon of fcdnral-uld hiKhways
la now completed In 33 states, and
Is almost comploto In tho others.
Thirty states now tax gasoline, n
. comparod with only four at tho bo
glnnlpg of 1821, and most of this
, ravonuo goes for rood purposes.
', Kodak finishing at StliiBon's. 3tf
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GLEAN
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You Can Do tt But
' Who Knows You?
Tell the people about
your wprk and get
the business.'
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Hut who can s.'iy lliul. Itl.i gviel is not aa great as inougn no wor
human? Laddio !3oy at least understands that bo whom bo loved abovo
all else under tho sun lias gone away. And so tho. mouinlog ft sym
pathizer placed on him Is not out of place. :
A Better Typewriter
The WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER is de
signed to meet the deiiiand for a better
writing machine. That this end has been
accomplished is best told by the enthusiasm
of those who are buying and using the
Woodstock. They know that it combines
in one superlative machine more ?ood
points, refinements and advantages than
any other typewriter. 1
H. J. WINTERS
714 Main St.
Too Many Cooks ? No, Sireel
Tib said that too" many cooks spoil the broth, but If That's the cae 1
bow do you account for the fact Chat little Joan Dom Econ. who recently
finished her first year aa "practice, baby" In the domestic economy de
partment of Cornell University, ldoka so hoppy and fat? Every co-ed In
class took bar turn at "mothering" J
' Joan during school hours.
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Just a Difference in Lenses
AN IMPROPER fitting of eye-glasses ,may mean
comfort or misery to" you.1 No; one can be happy .'
unless their eyes focus properly and it is so easy -to
have your eyes examined and fitted here. :
Do not let your work, your play and yourself
suffer from the want of correct lenses in your' .
glasses. - . -
We will fit yoU with a pair in any style you ;
wish and we have some attractive .designs from"
which you may choose. ,
DR. COBLE
70 Main Strct
J'ione I3JI-AV
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Every Mtn tp His Taste
"We want your eggs and we want them
bad." Porter :& Young display ad in the LeRoy
(Minn.) Independent
But the effort is what counts after all, and
Porter & Young made an attempt to put their
wants before the people. Just because they want
eggs bad-ly is no reason why we should find
fault with their progressive ideas. And adver
tising is the truest indication of progress. The
firm or community which fails to advertise fails
to realize the possibilities accruing to it. But if
you wish to be always lagging at the rear of the
business, procession that is just a matter of .taste.
The ones who advertise are the ones at the head
of their particular lines provided they adver
tise in a "sensible manner. The Evening Herald
is the logical answer to your advertising problem.
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