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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1924)
Page Eight THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I III UHIIAV, I MIllll'AltV, UN, IlUt Pacific Coast News In Brief 4liyu by MJss Clara M. Slieltou. a j former sonant, ngiilust the estate I of William H. Surber, Seattle's first chief ot police. Shu was first em j ployed by Surber in 1SSH, the Hull stales, ami during nor employment. eho alleged, she received n total of (.1000. Sho asks IS, 000 in addition to $15,000 .for tho act lo brouglu 'n court. AHUTAND TO 1LIVK NKW INDUSTRY. , ASIILAND, Ore. C. L. MfcKiuney, who for tho past two years has boon operating a tannery and glove fac tory on a limited scale, announces the formation of a new company. Which will Install a modern tannery and glove factory as quickly as a YAKIMA HAS BIG GAME REFUGE TRACT YAKIMA. Wash.. Feb. 2S. To effect a x closer conservation of game birds and nnlmals. the Ya kima county game commission has """"" uui.Q.ng can Do erectcci, ePt ft8ide a ,ra(,t of ,and .,. machinery ordered and Inatallod. prising. 110,000 acres'' as a rcfu- and experts secured to assumo E8 tor wIla ro Tlu, r03lirT(1 la charge of the manufacturing. The tM to be exceptionally well sutt- new firm will be known as McK'n- eA t0T this pur030 ana harbors ney & Co., and include ono or more wlth!n lu 1!mlta a number ot lnkes allont partners or shareholders, wn , anij Btreama- uoive aeroied many yoars to tanning and glove making. GREAT CHANGES Ant THE AUTOMOBILE mscRxnATio is CHARGED TO RAILROADS , "SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Discrimi nation against San Francla-o mer chants and manufacturers in f.;vor Ken- ro those who roalUo the great changes brought about In the lust 20 yeursi by tho automobile. Tho breadth ot knowledge of tho .nll.w public is enlarged by travel ilia i only tho motor car has made po.f'blo to tho average man and his family. And this knowlodgo has boon plcastrrtibly gained. Health has improved, by tho many hour spont In tho open nlr. Tho country has been brought to (ho c'ty man's door. !reat national and international syatums ot highways Uavo been bull). More good and durohlo roads have been built within 20 yearn I provciiKHil nd Inerotwod the value of property lniuvos,lllii aitvn by uutomobtle. It has mndo lite salesman' Work easier unit more etleetlve, and en- ablod hi m to roach nm-o cuatoaiMin each day. BLIND INDIAN IS GUIDE TO RUINS OF 1807 TRADING POST Topographical features are con sidered excellent, as the reserve contains both upland and lowland. inching six peaks of moro than ,, tor two centuries proceeding. .iu,. "'" A great industry In Itself, the tnousano acres of it are witn.n meiaulomotivo business has stlmu Rainier forest reserve. iIatfcd e other lnduatry by fur. r AortlliR.to.W. B. Gunnoe.:n;sl,.n. w. fe.. of t. . warden, an abund-: .,pI(, 6,hort hau, tran8porlatIon. I1IO IS 10 OB IOUUQ . Vr tho mark nf Inrin.lrv in easi nay cuics Is charged against 'Ounty game iho Southern Pacific and the Atchi-j ance of wild flAfl Tftruslra it Cnnln T7 ..Hi. J i I l . . i .i i .. :,, , , . . r-!-- . " .to first place to valuation of an '"'"f ,,,ea w,,n tne railroad ) crease rapidly. Following a survey uu!., prodllction ls tna teca ot commission yesterday by Seth Mann. ! of the country he estimates that ; t! e automotive business. """"I miiniBdr oi me iramc there are now within it s boundar- uureau or tne isan Francisco cham- jles from 600 to S00 elk bor of commorce. Consider the farmer. HU lot was about 300 - lone! nne; hla life, barred doer. - a numhrr of timber wolves, p-.,.. Aiiu.nL , ine action was taken by the J cougars and bears. .Mountain goats MoIli tendod toward delerloratlon. reau to obtain "trap ..-ar" service for ! now one ot the rarest of animals. To hUu tne motor nr D88 epeill local shippers. It is 'brought out In j also inhabit the domain, Gunnoo progrusa. To his family It hon the complaint that this service, which -said. , meant the friendships and asocia meam less than carload awltchine .... ','.; .v.,v u. u.- . .m. switching sorvloe, has been granted by the Wbatorn Pacific Railroad company, but that tho Southern Pacific and Santa Fe have refused to furnish It. SUIT ASKS FOB 83 YEARS' PAY ' . SEATTLE, Wash. Suit tor 33 years' wages, alleged to be In ar reara, was brought in superior court Early spring vegetable plantings The clw- has moved to tho count- will include spinach, radish. lettuce, taking with It all the luxuries o turnip, i-.'cs, and onion sets. Early modem civilisation. The cutomo triinsplanUngs of vegetable seed- bile has mado farnrlng protltnblf lingj grown under glass will include by widening the easily reached cabbage, lettuce, and a tow other? market and aiding shipping. If Hie small plants. These early phases of market .docs not come to tho mod work tend toward early production. . era farmer, his motor trucks go to choice vegetables and high prices. i market. . O. A. C. ' Tho automobile has caused I- I 4 :4mm -i "3 f I4 wkM'h iMmf I7i h ifi mi p: J w 9 z f J i t t 5 A ? V Gabardine and Whipcord 5 ? T T t I f T T t t T T ? J t J I i Suits for Spring Are Arriving at K. K. K. Store . New Snappy Sport and Conservative Styles Tans -- Greys -- Stripe and check patterns . $309 $35 and up Gabardine and Whipcord Suits Klamath Klothing Kompany MUSSOUOw, Mont., Ko. 211. -The lto ot u trading post which, &00 mT-jg inland from tho I'uclflo ocean, wa founded In I SOT, at virtually tho estnllshlng his post nt tho mouth of the Columbia river, has been lo cated by Duncan MVDonnld of Dixon, Mont., son of an early Itdttou nay company factor. A blind Indian wan McDonald's guldn. The heap ot stones and wood ashen aro on the shore of Lake Pend Oruillo In no:lhern Idaho. They are all that aro left ot tho log barri cades and cabins which woro built by David Thompson In 1807. Thompsou wus tin employe ot tho Hudson Bay compuuy In oasinrn Canada when Astor determined to ;ond his exped'tlon by boat around ape Horn. Offered employment by Astor,' Thompson decided Instead to head an expedition ot his own to cross the continent and establish a post at the mouth of tho Columbia before Aetor's could round tho Horn. But Thompson's expedition woj forced by hostile Indians to camp for a winter north of what now Is the city of Spokane, and the Thompson party arrived at the mouth of tho Columbia, to find Astor's utou build ing their 'cabins. Thompson returned to the Rocky mountain region nnd built his fur-trading posts on I.ak Pend Oreillo lu what has become northern Idaho, on Flathead lake, In what is now wetto.n Momanu, aud near the present site of the city ot Missoula. ' Tho recent expedition which found tho site of the 1-ako Pond Orollie pout, designated by Thoiupdqn In bit ' diaries as Kullyspoll House, was led' by McDonnld, accompanied . by the , blind Indian from the Flathead res-1 wuttlon known ih (M Aloeli, who, In liU hnyhonil, had mimii KtnutllliK lliu old stone chimney of Kullyxpell Itllllllo. ' l'y Hie loertuui u h 'hoar's paw" rook, which OM ,lwk louiiimhiiroil, til" lUtl'ly fotlllll noill'lly V loal) ot nloiio of ii ti I in rm U'lioalli which wns tllHlntegiule, gray dust, lliu ro liiullis of tho heu I h llleii of the fur trader of 117 yuux ago. MeDmialil snlil ilm ohliiinoys prhh. ably rnllnpsed nttm time after IN Mi, but lieriiM the early whltn etlln DietitH began Hi the lilM. Ho uitiloil that the principal linportuaco attach ing to tho tllKeovery of KullyHpell Uoiui, was Unit It rivoit'tlHi int nt Idaho's firm trading .post, , u, If FOR EGAS T llleilllii tif HtlllttlKKlH, Ullfoi'lUlllllely ho ilknl wllhout iM'iifvotlug tU yt lent, mill its umiil KU Idea wus (trout, ly ilillouletl. 1 , , 1 1 j "Wo took tip I hit mi mn ItUti hc.4 . in Suittu Clara mid tented ll until 1 1'JH. Dili' I'liiillngs were that a nun- ijHit im'uhhIiik tho eoiuru.1 uu'iMiliiiii, or linppoiilnx III the vloliilly, muv( ir wont, always ttynh mdIsmi w ,t iH'i'nllat, or e;li'UiiU.lkVH soiuowhKiv jn Hie Kliilie given out by ' Iia pte'ii, I'tiil'ee nr AlhePl 1'i.ilu, of rhU i,li 'ivoiory, boiMinifl litrbiied with lh i'IihIIiik.i mid continued I lie mmly 11 n (II his death hint year," I'l'dfitHsur I'orU'H iluath iletei'; nilni.d Kul her Uleaiil (0 iwiiinn I hi iJMUily of iiretllnlliig e,i nlniuakiv. 1 or lb.)' nt t,'i..lo or the imlilU :n ,1 i veil if Iho Ki'letulfle world linnnl tlio thiyity mil n ll- od by .Mjirch.nnl. .1 t.luj Jiv.ull. aslromiiiwr mtldl ,"lt U ilinrd for 1 I'm liiviiiun. urufpusiwl phy--1 1 " O-uu xil. -i 11.... im. 111 11 i j.ij.iuuu.411 S'fMI llioilltll lie he. In nee 11 ihmii i iiesiu, or eiiiiiu.'eiloii, biiiwoon nun., (ijioiH 11II1I imriliiiiiilim, nr SUH-SPOK ilitil ivttlitr, Hut thin ii'oti nulv .he llinltuliiiii nf Ilm )i 11 ttui 11 lulu . I1111I tlx 1 gloat Ignoi'iilll'O, , eroii ainniiK si'lviitlsts," 1 ' Aeourdlng to KuIIko' ltl(a.l, .Yjiir ehuinl niw nut the mil)' 11M1 .iniuner In -ee III-' nihil Inn lnitHeeil i.litli- h t it:i.k'-H .mill iitill-Hioll. Homo limn ! 'mdil'e Hint) llugh ClMlielits III l.OU- I ,lnn Inllil fit inly 'thill e.irihqiifiliiM ivi'i'.i e.iiKKd hy tlio Joint action of I I he mill 11111I the 1110,111.1 (In Ihhi idi 1 ii'vi-n nln evpliiluoir 1 lie grotil' enrtlt jiiiukis. iurilculiirly iho I .ilktirouii j ! r.tbun ireiii.lilnr, . 'ti 1 A ini'fitl elm k ' hj',..iitir.iii( 1 j "(impniitrH hows luere.i'ij.ui iiim h inf (llltoilinii'len h)' llH'ft. ,M ,'Sillo of ! tho fuel Unit iiioiii ii'iiN lire "iiiliieil with look. FUTURE QUAKES SANTA OI,AKA. (Ml., I'eh. 5S. taitlunuikin not only will I'm pre dicted lu tho future, but actually have been force, l lu the l t. snld Father Jerome K. It'oard. 8. J.. V rector of tho I'tilvers ly of Kunts Cla: obsorvstory. In siiwer to an siiortlon made1 In MVdilnjrtoo re cently by Dr. TV.M A. Jaggor, Jr., government t lentlst, that con tinued study jt su!ittnolo!;tcnl data will euublo solnitiHl j to hviuI out warnings ot thn approach cf ti.'ni blors. Father lllcard, noted as a weather prophet. Is knil wn as "the I'ndre of tho Knlns," and his thoo y of iho rolntlon ot luu-ip vt, 11 thj weutlmr has attracted le i,:i ', :i "Karthquakor " ' r- ltend' ', "were first pre'' "ted ' :' leinn '. a Frenchman,"' :n y : . ' " ', ' Mah Jc23 Stl3 $2.00 At Underwoods Money Can't Buy- : ' Friend;! but nevertheless, friend stiom fewer when funds fail. A Savings Account in this biff, strong association Ls a friend in need. , '. ' Wc have never paid leas than 6 on aavinft No .MenibnUip fNv No Mm'i-No JUil Tupe. All Vorr Hmu-y biK-k Willi All It rMiM Assets Over $7,000,000.00 The Pacific Savings & Loan Association Klamath Falls Branch JACK SLATER, Manager Hart Building I Autoihobile Show I ;: Two Big Shows :-h-:iJ':C.":' ' . J - ' " ' If you want, a cheap car,, buy it. ;- V . - ' ' I ', ! If you want. cheap Furniture, we have it ' i ', ' i' ' ' "' ' " -4 HI But Furniture and Automobiles are just alike,' its Service, . , , . f '. ,' ' II . ".; Accept.no Substitute .for quality. . " ' .'' '.-'.'.V: '"' 'V; 'V- '-'vV I ,, ' ' it-.. 'Products that 'make good must be good.' '-'V' :''Tl'. . 1 --' ' H' ' -' ' Our Merchandise, makes . good. "t'': ' '''.'."' I '' ' ', " " ' On 6lh Street, between Main 1 St' ;an'd Klamath Avenue ,; , 4 , Happy jHon .; ' ' ' . , , Leading Clothiers