The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT Pe Four THE 'ET.Nf?:G'i:ERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON s.uim.w, orToiiKii in. in COVERED G 1 1 I nearly tumbled over backward over I? Mho tone; and Into the orchwlrn. IS I Thc-ro whs some-thing i every Instant. movlne. As (ho train pulled tn, tho crowd rirutos nro operating on tho cheered: the soldiers lined up in Mark So, ncoordlng to official re nt ! company front At ntton'Jon, tin b.uid ; port sunt to tho. Dcimrtmont of jplr-ycd tho n;tionut nr.!!Wm. and t ho 1 tho ' Interior nt Sofia'.. Itulsutu. A see l "J songs rendered by tho than (Continued from Pago One) took advantage, ot tlio moment of respite to revive the weak hearts and strengthen tho strong. Thanks giving was given to God and songs Vere sting. Sifddehly, a hardy little youngster spoke tip fearlessly to tho leader Captain Applogate. "How far are we from Oregon?" " After1" further consultation of tho maps, the captain turned and raising his bands said: ' "Wo are In Oregon now." were tho ' " nibor of i ! cic.ir iiu uh-ii ,l:cc.s c.u : iuu 10 j I'urihormost corners ot tho Crater, j j There was a spon!:ir.o!ly about this !flct that m.nio It nil the more attrno i live, rnclt man oa tho staote wa there to create a rca'i'Vic aimu.;- phoro and succeeded. , The most spectacular act of t'le pageant was tho "Railroad Heplaiwi tho Old Transportation System." !T)ie lights flashed on a section gang :eaui Wi-.a ended. Witness Haying railroad tire., Ju;t bo I yond tho end of the ties a survoy i or W05 sighting for the lore '.lot' of the grading. Then cngino Number One which The little colony went wild with . was one of tho first here In the we.t fry. They had accomplished their , on- track craving purpose. All sank on their knees;11 PsraK ac!- Th'! man 4o give thanks to tho Almightv Ood. : that st0I,1)ed off the coach was The act was put on by the Klamath j MjJ"or Vi!s0I. ho was introduced ) 10 uia mmiuuwf. i a on siierm 1: i ..-.StOs.. -''.Ail V county high school. ' Low and Ttobert Strnhorn ot The Stories nf tho wonderful itl reached the east and many wished 1 Oron California am! Extern Rail- to try tholr luck in the great west ! road were introduced, followed by Hence the stage coach partlaHy re-luenoral v-" ot tae plaeed the covered wagon, and in the : soera Pacific. Chief Engineer place of pioneers came .adventurers Bsehke. and Professor Vining. and settlers who wished for r.ew j Professor Vining made a wonder lands and adventures. .Before a ifnl address on railroads with special country store were three old men ! rererer.ee to the Southern Pacific whittling. "How long " said one, i development la this county. He "Oh pretty soon now" was the reply spoke of the wonderful work the P. - Coach Dashes in ' " i I. was doing rn this section for this The Clatter ot hoofs, and tho stage county and for Oregon, by tho cou- . coach came dashing in, with its Rtructlon of the last lick of the j passengers from the east the tender- j Klamath Ivake.s route. ! foot, the relations , from Philadel-i At this juncture the address was! phla and the carpet-bagger. j Interrupted by an act cot on then i As the development of the country program, but one hor.e the less ap lncreased, and different communi-j predated. Running to tho front of j lies grew un the necessity of more Ihe stare. It. E. Crefn rnlln.! Bm.! apld transportation became patent, j athltes to the state. H. D. Jlorten-iS It was not the time of the railroad" ; eon made a short address on the new 1 p jret, so the next best thing was the railroad from' Kirk, pointing ont!! Pony express. Lean wiry cow ponies jthat it passed by a great number ot Streaked across the country, with j beautiful lakes in Klamath county. ', Si hardy fearless riders guiding them. Hut he was at loss, apparently for a 3 Two men trerft fchown waiting on a i name for the line. . ; jg oad. Suddenly one said: J'Here he j "What shall wo call It?" heia comes." The other ran for. a horse tnir!n!. -H V'. f. Irofsel londod witli attar of ' rosos j bound front, Hurgas to CoustunU ; Uoplo waa brought to a halt by jj'otn flroti from ft Htoiiinshlp dls j playing no colors. A number of i tb pirates boarded tho merchant wpM, killed the captain, bis eriw of flvo and another passenger and! j carried ott tho money tho pas inonger was taking' to ( Constantl j noplo to buy goods. The voshuI was then set adrift In a sinking I condition, ' 1 . I Business ' Directory ! m. ' . ' . . B. A A I II I I I rf"1 ! Senator Smoot, of Utah, only i shaves, or is shaved, every other day. Ho thinks that Is often enough ' and ho "likes to give his faco a i rest." 1 ' NEW LAMP BURNS 94 AIR Beats Electric or Gas Mrs. R. S. Johr.stcr.c. iitc-lcr.g fri.-r.d ct Mrs. Ci:nrlcs W.b. New Ycrl: wo-.r.an Woo died :r:0cv t"yii' toricits circir.r.stc.nccrf, 1m testified before tho gvand- .imy to ".'.U tho knows." V!;;t that is. wis net rcvcalcX i A now oil lamp that gives an am-; "I adngly brUlinnt, soft, white light, 'even bettor than gas or electricity,! j has been tested by the V. 8. gov-! ! ernment "and 35 leading uulvorsl-, i ties and found to bo superior to 10 ! ordinary oil lamps. It burns with-! i out odor, smoke or noise noj i pumping up, is sitnplo. clean snfo. I j !':irus 94 air and common j kerosene, (coal oil.) ' . j Tho inventor, V. Johnson. 101 i Union Ave.. Portland. Ore., la offer- ! inc to send a lamp on 10 days KRK1- una a uuBty rider came galloping in I fa a trice the eaddlo was changed ! Xrom one horse to the other and the This was the signal for the display i of a huge sign bearing the following I inscription: AaU.t . i . , ,rrupS ,eapw. upon . Klama.th Lakes Route, S. the pony with his mail sack and was !.. ' oil. ' Steers on Singe ' Perhaps the mast excting of the episodes particularly to those who had hot see nit before ,was the act which demonstrated . the coming of tho farmer and the stockman. A bunch Of sleers were herded onto the stage by a group 'of cowboys. There was no pantomine about this act. Twice one daring rider, who insisted on. getting life out of his mount by the application of spurs! hurtled to the floor. ' And another timo the horse standing on . Its hind less ATTOHXKY HOME , Attonffey .W. P. Myers has return ed form Bend and will be at his office In the Slough bldK.. Monday and Tuesday and then will be out of town until the 20th. 13 The next scene showed the lumber- j men harvesting the timber crop, the ! next stop in development following jjj the coming of the railroad. Vith a a loading crane, high wheels and a 'a crew of real woodsmen, this scene was a faithful presentation of Klam- j ath lumbering methods. , The high wheels ' e.tcited 'the interest of ; Klamath's visitors, who greatly en-; Joyed this feature of tho paseant. ; "Wtrtern ' Americanism." ' thf: : finale, showed the development ofi civilizatloa following tho early olage j of advancement., Citizen's from all : wai'ts of life, the i-alvBl(;n Army. !g Camp Fire fiirl.v the Ainsri. Legion and ethers wert to tiickQ lean 'm the 'J VAXTED-,Mnn r.iIpetit.-iv.Io In towns und cities. No bond rcnulr- ,rl;!!, or "Vvn to give one VRh'i tb ed. 130 products-Extracts, Spices. ' ir',t ,13er ln locality who Soaps. Toilot Articles, Food Produe-1 ho'n 1,lll Introdttro It. Write t.i. Metiiclnes. Largest ' Coiisnanv ; today for full particulars. Alio Hen Qualities. Most Co-owca'.lon- ! lllm to explain how you ran get Hustlers make $1 an hour. Write V. ' a':-ny, and without experience T. Rawloigh Co.. Ct. 2 6 : G , Oakland, i r money make ?s:,0 to J'i'10 per Calif. 13 ' :r"r.!h. The WHY of - ' '" I RELIABLE SERVICE j We" pay the State of Oregon for a.license for the privilege of conducting an Electricfal Business : in Klamath Falls. W e post a bond with the State which guarantees the protection of our customers .against sharp prac tices in Electrical Work. ', " r There are lavs protecting the puSlic regarding electrical workand. providing for m'Sidng good by forfeiture of our bend. The LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO., was established in 1SCS in Klamath Falls. We now have the largest and most complete stock cf goods and best equipped electric shop in South-, em Oregon. , V e are the only shop maintaining a, licensed elec trical engineer in Southern Oregon.; ' Link: River Electric Co. 7th. & Klamath Ave. Klamath Falls, Ore. ca.c,-t. The scene eIod with return of, the soldiers front tho front, j Too-Much t' Wtood' m fit iff ni r U V For a short time we are forced to make sacrifice f)rices onVpod as fol ows: . GREEN SLAB 1 or more cords $3.50 10 Cords $30.00 BLOCK WOOD Single Load $4.00 Double Load $6.00 Phone Your Orders O. Peyton & Co. , Phone 533 419 Main . liiliSi m Ifiif. !;: W'" m . rT- c''-v i :: -" :v:r'izA Bill if i TIi Coa? for Poor ti finliti'd In rich M nnd Mark, trjped fn rej. Silk velouri upliotirerv. Jnme liche, vUur, rear view mirrur, etL., arc rtacdarj equipmenr. What Would You Expect to Pay for a Car So Fine? Hm U a Coupe of rare beauty. It bai , a luxurious Fisher body complete to the toiallcst detail.., ; ... . It has a brand ne4V, six-cylindcr engine smoother and more powerful, and earning a 15,000 mile performance guarantee. ' It has four-wheel Brakes eimple, tried ond true. I(i control are ccniraiircd on the steering wheel exclmlve, and re markably convenient. , Tc dhows . road performance, under every, condition, -that amazes the moit eriticaliriyetj) , ir .V,-j J tS. What wooid you expect to pay for this thoroughly line car? Your gucs, ifiiard on previous values, will be wronf forX'. the pttn it only '51343 f. o. b. factory. llie S'dnn oct ntiinl Cttw r '" p an tvmtfe 1r itl fltc Cnupe far Tnt. At-iUVtj and rr.jtmvN, rV b. -rv, ,i-tir om ); ... romlwt,,. lit Itit tiilh iounel ml yra fn.i.y.. S.'S It it Jiluo (te'iml helm WH Imy. Touring Cor $945 ' Pric4 Opai MocU:U . o. 6. Poiuiac Rood -tcr, t')'i 5 !'mrl '1 oiiring, ft 095 R. n, r. gar'ags Sport Poadster, M095 i'J t B ti W IP 831 Kl-smrh Ave. Phon-J 212 . Kodak Work Leave Your Filitvs ftttbre 90clocK-Your AM.-picmrflS atTQaclY at' 5 p. 1 ( p mv'A , , V 1 WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLC c New Fa!! Woolens NOW ON DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION Chas. J. Gizek Merchant Tailor NEW CITY LAUNDRYV VlnlitiM Work riM Work Kuk lrf rl Tr ud la ( Virr Mala m4 OWM GOKDON Al'TO HlillVK'B Formerly With Coo Phone 600 Rill Main fit. Rlntiiatli i''n!I, Orcgoa Kodak Finishing Films received before 9 A. M. Ready the tame day at S P. ML , Mall or4. fllltXI re stall i i : STAR DRUG CO. Btk. Mala Bta, . JDMaalk Wall, D, Now On Display G. M. G. Trucks i i ; REX RENNER " 234 Main St V ' Phone 397-W DR. II. J. WINTERS Graduate anil Htt Itrli(rlUI OPTICIAN RlnMcpa yrara Ucr In boatiM I'romnt rVrrlca 714 Main Street i : Coo Auto service Phone 168 8(nnd nt Tim Hmoko Next Door To Owl Cnfo. DR. J. a GOBLE orTOMrrnwT optiouh 7t Mala Bt, rkoM 1U-W Vo tit ana rln tin, Da(U sata krokca UoiM, rtatr rrtatM. NU BONE CORSETS Undo to Tour Heruiira Ounranti-od Mrs. Rose Randall sai Jefter.on Ht. rhooe S77-W PR. F. R. 'GODDARO OSTIPOATUIO ntYBlClaJI . ASU HUKUKOa Often ki'A nu1nt rtxomtt pal i. o. o. r. TKu'i.a , PEOPLES WAREHOUSE filtli & n. It. Spur ' 'I ';"' Klamath Fnlli, Ore. l'hou - -Hon. 4.10-W) ( Wnno. B2S-W " i S, ,WK HTOHK TIHSOH" Store your grain and iiotntoea until prlca itilta. We can load your c:ir at short notlco. Also, we uji (till aolllnit baled bay and Kraln, ntiy iiuuntity, h prices which nro fair. Hlop guosaint at your load, our ton ton smlca always ready and right. If you are mov lng In, moving out or houso-huntlng, lt ua tuko euro ot your fur mturo and huuioold goudi utitll you get aettlod. S. CROUCH. D.V.M. Veterinary Hnrgroa Deputy Miato Vctertaartaa SAO N. Cth Ki. Phoas -! METROPOLITAN GARAGE OI'EJf I)At AXD NIGHT 1st Clas Wnrkmnnslilp i Ounranloci atTOMoniiiKS I P.ANKMN'-ItlCKKMlAC'KKU . H. I). rETEltHOJf, I'nip. IMionca fi'18 T1 (m,d k-xiM v . mif1-' !'"" """" ' "! fo Itlftnd8' BEND STAGE Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. no. Ar. Bend 6 p. m. Lv., Bend 8 a. m. Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p. m. Offices At REED AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY. . ! and . .. , . CITY TRANSFER CO. a, i .XI u Lu 1- ' i - CONCRETE Permanent at the Pyramid! Concrete Pipe Bewer Pip Water Pipe Culvert Pipe Irrigation Pipe . - -r , ' Concrete Brick Face Brick Common Brick . . Floor, Tile Mantel Brick Concrete Blocks Chimney Blocki Building Blocks Foundation' Blocks Concrete Contracting Sidewalk, and Curb Foundations Floors Concrete Materials , Cement Screened Sand " Gravel ' . Concrete pipe co. pfioMffiW"1 tn i'nd" Mai ket St. Boston Beauty Shop 710 Mnln I'hono 81LW Eipcrt marrnlllng and balr bobbing. tin tloor to I'lno Tree iTtcarrr I. O. O. F. Prosperity Rrtir kali, 104 1 meets lirnj ana Third Tliursday Kwaoaa Knoampmont 49, aMet MK'h I'ue.day , t XIamatk Lodge 18T ons smM rrlil, ... J. C. CLEGHORN TVII. ENOIrTH AMI HURVaCTOa ptioB ifM iss a. CHIROPRACTORS ' Diws. M4i,iacrrMAiJipn OflCfl over Underwood' 7th Afnln Phono BO Itosldcnca Fhn 6ST - - rlberrriuii's : Tnornlt to' thn sod count (iciirgid m hioro than th" los that Kiato 'ln Biirforlng from tho migration of lictr Nogro t'ODtiUil.lon, according to tho (loorillu lliinknr'a Asocial Ion. Tho utalo I Ihroalon-i od ; with a . liws of Woallh tunouiit-1 lug lo $27,000,000 thl year, It: bit 4M74 . vacant farm hounos, I li,52.f .Itllo jiIowh, . ... and n Inlmt' diovtarrc 'Wf ' 70,!U:i Vpormihs. ' ' ' -'"'Konii-tho'lnvnllii -to - - ' ASHLAND for the wlntor-WHto tlio " Convalescent Home for riitoH. . 2lc KtnMonorv t Houtlmill's th'iH wooir. "' . ' ' ' . 12--13 ' rC' ' '" ' Kw?) Main I ' Artvcrllfllng pays. Try It nnd soo, DR. C A. RAM80 Dentist ; L O. O. r. BaUalaf rnoNai si . v - W. E. & J. E. PATTERSON Contracting Painters' 630 S. 6th ' 1 Phorirj 582-J t t Dr. t,. Uietsche . I'liyslclnn nnd flurgeoa Olflco: Jlootn 0 and 7, 4 rlngannnn nirtg. . f Men flours I 11-111, tt-S T-S Hnndnyt D-1S riionoa; Orricu iiNII. ll.-s. 0H0-W 1 .. American Legion KLAMATH POST NO. Mcotliuts.-jm; nnd Brd 1 Tuesdays ' Omivti, Ifonno ilnmnr.enl 11. 0. (JUT,, (!oinnmndOT l'Uono tttVM-U-1 Monclair Beauty Shope 4!2i M.iln Ki,. . , Phono flll.l , ,AU liliif o( llonnly Uullur , .. , ' Open KvcnliiKi Nrnr f'oincr of 4th Htrcot