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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
UK IIHP.VV, rSUPT. M, luau.
-RAILROAD SURVEY
PLANNED TO GIVE
FACTS TO PUBLIC
Poor Crop Prospects
CHICAGO, Sept. 13. Definite
finding! In a surrey of what he
slates are the three most pressing
railway questions Before the public
111 be ready to be presented to the
people before the time of the prsl
dentlal conventions next summer. It
iras announced today by Dr. David
Friday, former president of Mich
igan Agricultural college, director
of the research council of the na
tional transportation institute.
, Dr. Friday declared that govern
ment ownership.' railway Valuation
Shd "watered stock,"- and freight
rate's are urgent problems on which
tjha publio must be enabled to form
decisions within , the next nlno
months. Congress will attack vital
railway legislation this winter, he
isserted.r while government ownor-i
Ship, her believes. .Is likley to be an
Issue in the presidential campaign
Of 1924.
"Those railroad questions have
Seen divided by the research coun
cil Into seven subjects of research,"
Dr. Friday stated. "Upon them the
jublle la altogether unprepared 'o
Judge. It U of the highest Import
ance that a survey, not connected
with nolltical acitatlbn. be made
fp time to provide reliable data for!
our future railroad program.
i The seven' subjects for research
lire:
Study of railway rates with ref
erence to amount Invested In roads';
effects of transportation, costs oh
prices, especially ot farm products;
distribution of freight rates on the
geographical distribution ot indus
try; relative . efficiency of private
and government owned roads; re
lation of Investment In railroad se
curities to value ot properties; study
and review ot Interstate commerce
commission valuation ot roads.
"Freight rates nd the growth
ot transportation costs as compared
with the general price level ara .
pressing problems," Dr. Friday de
clared. -The public has a complex Germans Anxious Over
problem on the whole subject ot'
watered stock. The amounts in-j
volved will bo definitely determined ,' .
and set forth In dollars and cents.! ,
The institute will attempt to' sub-j BERLIN", Sept. 13. Germany's
stltiitc a clear understanding for. food situation has reached what was
a blind prejudice which now exlsis j faled the "bagman" stago In the
on a little understood suojeot.
"As there probably will be
j Russian collapse. City folks must
now travel to thn pmintrv nml i?,t
legislative proposals to exclude 'in-, ,
,.... . ... . their foodstuffs, unless they want
crease In land values from the In-1
tcrstato commerce commission val-!to ",v tne extortionate prices asked
uatlon ot railroads, we propose that j f"od -speculators,
the council determine what amounts Suburban trains are crowded by
were Included for land donated to mrn jjnd women carrying v vege
tho roads; for lands purchased by! tables, milk, bntter, meat and other
the roads, and the original cost ar, supplies which local retailers In nl
those purchased lands. The puh-jmost all German cities are unable
lie then could compare the amounts .'to provide under present conditions,
involved with tho increases in value ! Farmers who have food supplier
of farm lands and city real estato. j Insist upon payment In foreign
"In addition to these tremendous , money. As retailers must sell for
problems It Is my opinion that the j Germnn nanw marks, their business
country will In the near tuturo bt j t!t nt 8 standstill. -
callel upon to decide whther ourj A well dressed man who was
railroads shail continue under prl- walking along Unter den Linden
vale ownership and management or! carrying an expensive alltgator case.
whether we shall have .government
ownership and operation. It seems
not unlikely at this time that the
political campaign of 1924 will be
fought largely upon this Issue."
GRAXD JURY RKtttotMENHS
EX-GOYERXOlfS IXD1CTMKXT
CHARLESTON. S. C. Sept. 13.
The indictment of Wilson G. Harvey,
former governor of South Carolina
and president of tho defunct Enter
prise bank of Charleston', for viola
tion ot the state banking Jaws, was
recommended by tho county grand
Jury yesterday.
MANGANESE FOUND IN AFRICA
LONDON', Sept. 13. A huge belt
of manganese, about 20 feet wide! as important as meat and eggs and
found himself recently the centor
of an envious group when his ease
burst open and potatoes rolled out
over Berlin's most fashionable
boulevard.
Berlin householders are already
beginning to seek their winter sup
ply of vegetables, and food scouts
are traveling throughout the potato
districts making contracts for fam
ilies. Field workers' strikes and a
cold, rainy spring the coldest, wet
test spring in some S0 years
have materially affected Germany's
1923 harvest, which otherwise
would have been about the aver
age, according to reports from the
agricultural districts. ,
Potatoes, one ot Germany's chief
foods, and In many families fully
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and tour miles long, has been found
at Hekpoort, near the West Rand,
in South Africa.
The belt is already being exploit
ed by two farmers who own part
ot the land through which It runs.
It is said to be of almost pure man
ganese, and is one of the most im
portant mineral finds ' recorded in
the dark continent.
milk, were set back by the cold
weather, and prospects for the late
crop are not at all encouraging,
the agriculturists report. ' Germany
hag been Importing potatoes from
Holland and other nearby countries
tor months In efforts to relieve the
shortage.
New Fall Woolens
NOW ON DISPLAY
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
Chas. J. Cizek
Merchant Tailor
Kodak flnlshlm at Stlnson's. Stf
sjs.
The
Pacific Savings and Loan Association
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY
TO BUY
OR BUILD
YOUR HOME
FOR INFORMATION SEE
Lakeside Lumber Company
I CENTER and KLAMATH
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in Lumber and Building Material
Kodak Finishing
Films received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same day at 5 P. M.
MaQ orders (UMI . svosnftlf
STAR DRUG CO.
st. a uti bu.
EUmotk rails, Prk.
CONCRETE
Permanent as tho Pyramids
Concrete Pipe
8owr Plpa
Water Pipe
Culvert t'lno
Irrigation Pip
Concrete Brick
Face Brick
Common Brick
Floor Tile
ManUI Brlak
Concrete Blocks
Chimney Blocks
Building Blocks
Foundation Blocks
Concrete Contracting
Sidewalks an Curbs
Foundations
Floors
Concrete Material
Cement
Screened Sand
Gravel
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phons 228-J 6th and Market Sta.
WOOD
(iiinil him I.N null liii'U" loads.
siNt;i.i-: lotus io
4 i.oaiim on .MoitK :t.na ,
Thin nrke won't lt,
1(1-1 M il I.IMII AM) 1IODY
' WOOD SIMM)
DODSON & WINSEL
riumes H70 ami Ml-lt
1040
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NEW CITY LAUNDRYl
IMnUlied Work
rial Work
Hough Dry
"Pat Inr Dads fa Ow aB
I'llONM IM
Coraw Mala S Oaagat
Monclmr Beauty Shope
:: Main Ht. Plume 11:1.1
All l.liK'a of llonuly Culture
Open Uvciilngs
Near I'orucr of 4li Htrcit
Now On Display
G. M. C. Trucks
234 Main
REX RENNER
Pho'ne 397-W
I
Hudson Prices
Spcedltcr - - 11375
7-Pail. Pharton 1425 .
Cosch ... 1450 -Sedan
... J995
Frtight and ' . -( .
Tax Extra '
Aluminuni Body by a Famoui Builder
Caitom-Built Quality at a Quantity Price
., We believe a careful comparison will show there
is no cdrrespondingly fine inclosed car within
-several hundred dollars of this price.
i Teu cannit affird It buy any car uiilhbut ietini
thin iu'tttan&ini Hudsin and Etttx valuit. '
Essex Prices
Touring 11045
Cabriolet
Coach
1145
1145
Freight and
Tax Extra
European and American Expert
Call itt Chassis the Finest of its Site
F'light and Tax Extra
rrndtt anJ Tax Extra
On the Finest Super-Six Chassis Ever Built
More tli a in 65, 00 Coa'cSses in GevEec
: ' ACME MOTOR CO
400-416 So. Sixth St
llondctl
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
SItli t k . Spur Klumatlt Fullit, Ore.
-' .a-. i, phonnt-blteik dSO-U't . Wliae. 8S8-W
"VE9, WE STORE THINGS"
Storfl your grain and potatoes until prlco suits. We can load your
car at short notice. Also, wp grp still selllna baled hay and grain,
any quantity, at -prlcss which ara fair. Htop guessing nt your
load, .our ten ton scales always ready and right. If you are mov
ing In, moving out or house-hunting, lot us take care ot your fur
niture and bonaoold goods until you got sottlod.
METROPOLITAN
" GARAGE
OI'K.V DAY AND NIGHT
!t ('Inn Wnrkntaiialilp
Guaranteed
1 It.l.S IU.lX-ItK KKNIlACKKIt
AUTOM01ULK9
n. D. PETERSON, Trop.
Tbonca 008
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar. Bend t 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls' 6 p. m.
Offices At
REED AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY
and
CITY TRANSFER CO.
American Legion
KLAMATH PONT NO.
Meetlnira 1st aad Rrd Tocatlays
INiurt tln naataaent
U. K. (;KT Commaadat
I'hono BAM-U
Dr. E. Dietsche
Phyalrlan aad Hurgcoa
Off I i Itooin O aad f
Rngarniaa Itldi.
Office Hour I ll-ia, -tt A 1-
Hiimlnyi 0.1 4
Pboneet Office ana, Itm. MO-W
W. E. & J. L PATTERSON
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
DR. C A. RAMBO
Dentist
I. O. O. . BuilataS
, piiofia si
raian
THE best footing;
your car can
get on rain-swept
streets and slippery
hills is tho gripping
All -Weather Trend
of a Goodyear Tire.
The Flight thick,
sharp-edged blocks'
of that famous tread
take a slipless hold
and hong on with a
wedgelike action .
that prevents side
slip or skidding.
At Goodyear Scrotum Station
Lttalmr urn c and rtfcom
mand iha nu? (joodyaar
Cord alth ttta battled All
Wmatitar Traad and hack
iham up tatth tlandard
Condylar Sarvlea
NOTICE
W. M. Ingram will not bo respon-lablo-
for any dobts his wlfo may
contract for after Sept. 4, 1923.
12-18 ,
I. O. O. F.
Prosperity Itebrkah, 104j meeU
. tint and Third Tborsdayi
Ewaaaa BBcampment 40, saeew
each Tacaday
Klaaata lodge 107 1 BWU axk
rrldaf
GOItlM)v AL'TO BIOKVICK
Formerly Willi Coo
Phone 600
681 Slain Bt.
Klamatb Calls, Oregon '
CHIROPRACTORS
DIM. MA1.Ufe.TF M AIJlUTt
Office over Cndrr wood's
7lb Main Phone i0
Residence Phons M7
J. C CLEGHORN )
CTVIli KNOINBKal
AND bUBVETOB
Tboa. 1SS-J 1SS S. KtraralesJ
Knlnk flnl.tilnir st Rllnnnn'n. Stf
Here's a big Bargain
ALL THE OLD PAPERS YOU CAN
CARRY AWAY FOR
Boston Beauty Shop
710 Multi Phono 811-W
Export marcelling and hair
bobbing.
Next door (o I'luo Tree Theater
NU BONE CORSETS
Made to Tonr Measure
Guaranteed
Mrs. Rose Randall
B8l Jefferson St. Phone B77-W
PR. F. R. GODDARD
O8TKPOATOI0 PlfYSIClAJI
AND BCnGBOH
Offlca aad MISa()' PhosMs' SU
1. O. O. V. TBuYPLM
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
veiurinary Hnrgma
Depnty Htate Veterinarian
Alb St, Phoas
ACME MOTOR CO.
KLAMATH PALLS AUTO CO.
II. It. It. OAItAOK
"Wfll( Sl(1 tot Wc.lcrn Trade"
' Mnsons altentlon there will bo n
dpoclal communication of Klamath
Lodge Number 77 A. P. and A. M.
Friday evening, September 14th.,
work In the F. C. Degree. Vlsltlns
brothers welcome By ordor, W. M.
13-14 O. A. SMITH,, See'y.
"Advortiulrig pays. Try it 6nd See,
Use them under the carpets on the pah
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
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Orndtiaie and Rtnte TteUter4
OPTICIAN
Nineteen years here In bnilaaas
Prompt Rervlce
714 Main Street
Coe's Auto Service
Phone 168
Htund At Ocnirnl Hotel Next
Door to Ciirrin's .. Drug Biers
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OlTOMKTKlHf OPTIOIABT
7S Mala Bt, Phone 1SS-W
We fit sad grins liaises, Duall
eM broken Unset, repair frames,