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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
NATt'ItDAV, AVMIHT, JIB, tlMTf.
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BOOTLEGGERS
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American Tourists With Rolls of Gool -"bid" U. S. A.
Greenbacks Easy Prey for German Slickers
. BERLIN, Aug. , 25. American
tourists are easy prey for the money
bootleggers of Berlin, whose name
today la legion. . Every incoming
train Is met by gentlouianly agents
who offer to take it roes backs and
ti-krelers' checks at higher rate
than the government pays. Docks
are crowded with money changers.
and , hotel clerks, waiters, barkeep
ers and elevator men are soliciting
exchange operations.
; The ; difference between the rate
which the German government al
lowg - banks to pay In marks for
American money is so many points
Jess than the rate quoted in New
York that middlemen can make a
good commission by buying In dol
lars In small quantities and resell
ing them to firms which have large
quantities of marks they desire to
Put Into money with stable value. "
There Is a heavy penalty tor un
authorised dealing in foreign mon
ies, but . the 'gvoernment cannot
keep np with such widespread op
erations. All sorts of firms with
a big turnover , are forced to seek
POSTAL BILLS OF
LEAGUE ARE AMONG
WORLD'S LARGEST
GENEVA, Aug. 25. The Tecent
movement aiming at the reduction
of the running expense of the lea
gue of nations, especially the salar
ies, probably will not concern Itself
with the league's postal charges,
which form a considerable item.
The league of nations Is undoubt
edly one of the biggest mailers in
the world. With 52 nations affii
latod, and with each kept constant
ly informed of league activities and
furnished regularly with copies of
all' leagae reports, the league's mail
bag assumes almost Incredible pro-
portions. In additn, voluminous
reports on multitudinous, matters
Interesting tbe league stream in
from- all quarters of the globe,
forming1 a storehouse ot useful data.
Alt this Is mimeographed and dis
tributed among members regularly.
Thus.' the full reports ot the opium
meetings, In which Americans took
. siich j'BVpromlnent ' part, have just
been circulated to all members for
their . Information, so that countries
will be enabled Intelligently to pre
pare s-their, action on the opium
question at the next assembly In
September.
By International machinery which
whirls inceastngly, with Geneva as
ltd pivot, there has been established
a vast clearing house ot useful In
telligence on a great variety of in
ternational problems whose range
is-'constantly Increasing. . Govern
ments, foreign ' organizations . and
Individuals In many lands are con
stantly writing to the secretariat
requesting Information on a thou
sand, and one matters which touch
the' whole gamut of human activity.
8peciai agents fo the league are
constantly In the field pursuing
special Investigations. Professor
Zinsser, , for example, of Harvard
university, Is now making- exhaus
tive inquiries into health conditions
in' Russia. Dr. Nansen has recently
submitted a report on work accom
plished by the high commissariat
of the league for Russian relief.
Fourteen stone axes, recently un
earthed ion a farm property in Nor
way, are declared by 'experts to be
examples of one of the earliest
known forms of stone axes, dating
from a period 7,000 years ago.
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Two-Horse Brand
Copper-Riveted
Waist Overalls
wore patented over 60 years beo. Tho
patent has long since expired, but the
sales increase each year and thoir
superiority is conceded by all.
Made of 9-ounce Indigo-dyed Den
Im, especially woven for us, cnt full
and roomy where the room is needed,
fitted at the waist like tailor-made
pants, with belt loops for added con
venience. Coppcr-rivctcd at ail strain
points, plenty of big, roomy pockets.
Sewed with special thread, and but
tonsrivctcd on, to stay on.
Insist on getting the make you can
always depend on for everything that
" spells overall satisfaction torn
' fort, fit and longest wear.
Look for
this
'' Label.
Remember our guarantee
A He Pair FREE if They Rip
nouns exactly that, and nothing else.
Mdliy LevlStrausa&Co.,San? wlco
H4UkUMarcbnJlilnci)I8Sl
Ualtr$ of KottralU, Kup Kid Kkan
BERL N
some means of stabilizing tholr
earnings, and the loss In dealtiiK
through legal channels is so great
that caution has hern thrown to
the wind.
At times the number ot marks
paid for a dollar In New York has
been from .25 to 50 per cent greater
than that paid legally In Uernmny.
This has put a premium on money
scalping. Even with the great de-,
sire to get rid ot paper marks, the
demand tor marks t-a facilitate ex
change operations has created a
shortage of the paper money, and
banks are frequently compelled to
ration the paper money and pay
out large sums In bills ot such
small denominations that money-
balers would he necessary to com
press them Into compact enough
packages to be carried in anything
smaller than suitcases.
Million and half-million mark
bills are promised in a short time,
but at present nothing larger than
100,000 mark bills are available.
and these are. scarce. Even fifty
thousand mark bills are hard to get
at banks.
Kodak finlshtnz at Stlnson's. 3tt
YOURPARINERS .
IN PROGRESS
Note: Between 1912-1922, Copeo'e
consumers increased 100 the
gross . earnings increased 287.
7.14
IS HIGH
AND SAFE
The 7.14 quarterly dividend
you get on your Copco Preferred Is
high interest and a good return
on your investment. Safe because
ot the Company's $10,293,569.69 in
physical properties, and' the rapidly
Increasing demand for hydro-elec
tric power In this territory.
COPCO
preferred
ASK AVT MEMBER
OF OIK ORGANIZATION
THE
CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
tcAIIPOIWM OREG w7
POWER COMPANY
Medford Klamath Falls'
Grants Pas , ItoscburR j
jLi-vna jjunrtrnuir j MaaugaVaVaMBlBVaBaVS9Bn
ibp mm mm m lm m m m iw w l ac ltj 'jyjwa.": x.
rla thtfronaef country what tti read'. '
1 ar foosh and the grade are steep, and J ' OVnTVjJU. k
I where roel stations are far apart, you 1 yXc,- v- -fctfr ,
LMUST have dependable gasoline. Shell V ,
Gasoline give yva the power yon seed , NiiiSsaVat J
,for heavy hanlmg. It ia a trustworthy ,1k. y pm . a
saotor foel-eiway, NTy iEJSr '
Stately Japanese cedar trees line
both sides of the 30-mllo boulevard
leading from the Imperial summer
imlnro nt N'lkko, Japans to a near-by
village. Tuo trees tower 300 feet or
more In the nlr. The legend has It
(hut-several hundred years ago the
ompcror summoned all the noble
men to his summer palace, each one
being requested to bring a gyft. Att
Impoverished nobleman carried with
lilm n sack of tree seeds, and plants
il'R Iho seeds on- both sides of thjj
highway caused his nnmo to he ro
memhored long after the gold aud
silver titterings of his colleagues had
vanished.
Miss Catlin's School
FOIt BOARWNG AND IAY
- PCPIL8
Opens September t
Occupies Its Own Building on
WESTOVER TBRRACBS.
An Ideal Location Basketball
and Tennis Courts
Prepare girls for eastern as
well as western ' colleges and
schools, under a faculty of. ex
perienced eastern teachers. Num
ber of pupils limited in each
class.- Primary, Intermediate
and High School Departments.
College Preparatory and Special
Courses. Accredited. Music,
Art, Physical Training and
Science.
French Taught Throughout the
School. Boarding 'Department
Special Feature.
Catalogue Sent Upon Request to
Westovcr Terraces, Portland, Or. J
I -none ffencon oral
Too Much
Wood
For a short time we are
forced to make sacrifice
prices on wood as fol
lows: GREEN SLAB
1 or more cords
$3.00 ...
. . -10 Cords
$25.00
BLOCK WOOD
Single Load '
$3.50
. Double Load
$5.00
Phone Your Orders
O. Peyton
& Co.
Phone 535 419 Main
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Kodak Work
Leave Your RIkvs
Before 9 O'clocK-Your
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A.M- Picturas am
11 tlH AM
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERC PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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Merchant Tailor
109 South Seventh Street
Hart Building ...
: CHAS.
High Quality Material
Kodak Finishing
Film, received before 9 A. M.
Ready the game day at 5 P. M.
Han orders OUo4 yroaayily
STAR DRUG CO.
Ma, aUhi .
Now On
G. M. C.
REX RENNER
234 Main St
it is storeable, We store it. Household
goods, grain, potatoes, autos, machinery,
anything. We buy and sell grain, potatoes
and baled hay, any quantity. Our ten-ton
scales always ready to weigh, day or night.
nONDKD
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Bta and It. R. Spur Klamath Fall. Ore.
Phonos: Wnrchonso 228-W; Be. 430-W
Boston Beauty Shop
710 Main Phone 31I-W-
Expert marcelling and hair
bobbing.
Next door to Pino Tito ThoaUT
Here s a big Bargain
ALL THE OLD PAPERS YOU CAN
CARRY AWAY FOR
25
Ijse them under the carpets on the pan
try shelves to help kindle the fire in a
dozen other ways, and at such a low price
you can't afford to do without them.
The Evening Herald
r eady at 3
!Y,(K.'
J. CIZEK
and Work Promptly Done
aUaaaalfc fail, Ot.
Display
Trucks
Phone 397-W
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOafETBXBX OrIOUUI
rS tuta a. Phoae iss-w
W (it aad triad glasas. DnU
eata hrakaa Iras, rapatr fraiM.
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CONCRETE
Psrmsnsnt at the Pyramids -Concrete
Pipe
S.wer Pip
Water Pip
Culvsrt Pips
Irrigation Pip
Concrete Brick
Pae Criek
Comm.n Prick
Floor Til
Manul Brick
Concrete Block
Chlmnty Blocks
Bulldlno Blocks
Foundation Blocks
Concrete Contracting
Sidewalks and Curb
Foundation
,'. Floor
. Concrete Materials . .
Cmnt
8crnd Sand
' Qravst '
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phon 228-J 6th and Mrkt 8ta.
-r-vxT-T-T-"Tnr III
If you want your ear
WASHED, POLISHED
SIMONIZED
And rightly done, bring it to
Klamath Automobile
Laundry
1317 Main St
Oae block beyond White Pelican
Cars Called For and
' Delivered
riione aoa , ,
METROPOLITAN
GARAGE
'. OPEN DAT AND NIGTTT
1st Class Workmanship
Guaranteed
FRAMKMN-IUCKEN-IMCKKn
AUTOMOMLKH
H. D. PETmsOY, Prop.
Phone aoa
WOOD
Blockwood, double load
$5.50
Green Slabs, cord
$3.00
Frank Frankford
622 Main Street
Phone 72
J
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar. Bend 6 p. m.
Lt. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p.m.
Offices At
REED AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY
and
CITY TRANSFER CO.
I. O. O. F.
ProspeHtj Rebokah, 104 meets
tint and Third Thursdays
Kwauaa Kncainpnient 40. nt
uich Tumilaf
Kbimaih todRe I8T soeet swh
frida,
fiORIKIX AUTO HKItVICM
I''oiniTly Willi t'oo
' Phone 600
oai Mniu st,
Klamath Palls, Oregon
Monclair Beauty Shops
U10 Main Ht. ' Phono IMS
All Une of lWwuty Culf-ure
' Open levelling
Nrar Coriini- tif -St' Hlroot ,
American Legion
KI.AMATU POUT NO.
Mrcllnit lot anil art Taewlay
Court Hrnise ltament
II, K. OUT., Onraiiuuidet
1'hon. BAa-at
Dr, E. Dietscho
Physlilan and tturawa
O'flrei I loom 6 anil 1
HuganstM Bid.
Offtoe Mount 11-ia, a-o A T-
NiinAari 9-10
rtinnMt Office SMI, We, 6MW
W J. & J. E PATTERSON
Contracting Painter
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
DR. C A. RAM BO
' ' Dentist "
O. O. W. Buliaiaw
PHON ei
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CHIROPRACTORS
DrtM. MAIJ Jm MAtilJETT
Offlon over Cartel wuocTa
7th M Main Pkoa. M
ItraMflow ThoM tUtl
J. C CLEGHORN
civil RRcaiKn
AMD arjnWTOa
Pfcom. - 1(1 S. Bl
DR. G. B. BEAN
Chiropractor
Office, Room 5, Loo ml Bids
Hour 10 a. ra It II u. Its I
p. m 0:00 to H p. m. Phon BM
NU BONE CORSETS
Made to Tonr Heaaor
Guaranteed
Mrs. Rose Randall
BSI Jefferson fit. Pbon SJTT.W
PR. F. R. GODDAKO
" tJiTaTPOATinO PHTUOUJI
; AND 80ROBOH
Oftte. awl InMnn rtuioes BK
-. CO. O. r. TaWIJS
S. CROUCH, D.VJvt
Veterhutry flDraeoa
Depney Him. VeUrlaaitea
B8t N. Oth St.
pboM avi
DR. H. J. WINTERS "
Graduate- and Bute RecUtered
OPTICIAN
Ntaeteea year here ha baataeaa
Prompt Bonrlea
714 Main Street
Coo's Auto Service
Phone 168
Rtnntl At Control
Hour Ut Currlu'
Hotel fftst
Drag 8 tor
NEW CITY LAUNDRY!
rintahed Worh ' .
. iTat Work
Kong h Dry
"Pat. Tear Pad la On RaSif
PnoNI xB4
Co raw Mala aad Oeats)
1040
V J
W OOD
Ciddil Mocks nml liirun loads. .
hingi.i: J.OADH ai.00 '
i,oaih on Monn sn.no
Till piiro won't lust.
lfl-IM H MMII AMI HOIH:
WOOD su.oii ..
DODSON & W1NSEL
I'linno 870 nnd B4IJI ?
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