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PAGE SIX THE EVENING HERALD, KL'AMATH FALLS, OREGON TIIUPSDW. JUTY1 10, 124. CHICAGO LED BROADCASTS Many Radio Stations Are Providing Programs at Present CHICAGO, July 10. Tlio broad casting of eniertiilimimit wilh tlip radiophone, 0110 of the greatest iichlovemmiU of the luy, find, Chi cago near (lie top of the list of city "bouts." While not cleaming the most powerful, ltd ten uetive broad casting stations give It u distinction In mini bora and variety of program. Including th (nations that have , passed out of existence, among them , WiBIJ, operated by Uie city of Chl- cago, there have 'been 1(1 working In Chicago and lt suburb within the short tdmo broadcasting has become popular. - v Tho city's pioneer In the radio cast field, KYW, ia still in opera tion. It probably has shown less change than any of the others, as tar as Ownership is concerned. How ever,. It has .been greatly improved in at respects. ... . Trlbuuo Has Station. . Tho former station WDAP, now WON and owned by The Chicago Tribune, grew from the dreams of two amateurs. At the start a low powered transmitter, it has advanced to a station that can reach Australia. It previously was owned by the Chi cago Board of Trade. Station W1AAF, owner by The Chi cago Drovers' Journal, bus its prin cipal broadcasting period devoted to the distribution of. livestock mark eta, it too Is one of the oity'a older stations. ' The first station to be operated here exclusively by a newspaper. WMAQ. owned by Tho Chicago Daily News, also is an "old-timer." It has been Improved until now ia has a record of many long-distance listen ers. Following in tho list of stations is WEBH, formerly WJAZ, which is now partly maintained by The Chi cago Evening Post. One of its prin cipal achievements has been the late night transmission of the news of the McMillan Arctic expedition. The call letters WJAZ are 'to be" given to a new station to .be erected here. Other stations are WITAY at Oak i Park, WTAS at Elgin, official Amer ' lean Legion station, and WCBD at ZIon, located in the Chicago district. WTAS Is being) Improved to make it the most powerful station maintained and operated exclusively by an ama teur. WCBD is owned and operated by WJlbur Glenn Voliva, overseer or Christ Catholls Apostolic. Church in Zion. Its principal feature -is the broadcasting of classical nlrisic and the services at Zion Tabernacle. The youngest station WJJ, was preceded Byi WiLS, in whose opera tion The Chicago Herald-and-Ex-aminer co-operates. On the newer stations,. TOL3 is the most powerful .and In its 'brief existence has piled up a lengthy distance record. " - SNAKE RIVER NAME 4 CHANGE SUGGESTED POCATELLO. Ore., July .10. A campaign to rename the Snake river has been .'launched 'here. - by Colonel J.. M,? lngersol and many other residents of towns along the river In both Idaho and Washing ton.. The. firBt step in the campaign A treat jfe SUMMER APPETITES Shredded Wheat with juicy ., red Strawberries I That's combination you'll enjoy these , days and it will do you good. And remember that beside all the other body-building elements, in Shredded Wheat you get just enough bran to keep the system properly regulated. Shredded WHOLE ill will he to take tho matter before the Btato legislature. The suggestion of renaming the rlvor was made by Colonel lngersol at a meeting of the chamber of sommcrre here. Some opposition Is expected but,' according to Colonel lngersol proponents of the Idea wel come a broad discussion on both nldes of tho question. Early French trappers In the dis trict called the river "Portnouf" meaning "Newport." The trappera exercised a free hand In the naming of the river, says Colonel Ingersol. He aserts the Lowig and Clark ex pedition called it the Lewis river In honor of the commanding officar of the exporatlon party sent out by President Jefforson. Other trappers called the river B1U""' ""a l" n"",B "Ha despite early opposition, It is de - olnred. No definite name for the rlvor Is being urged. "Under the Red Robe' Comes to Pine Tree Film Has Noted Cast Headed by Rnh't. It. Mantel, John Charles Thomas and Alma Rubens The Cosmopolitan Corporation announces that it will present at the Pine Tree theatre today and Friday, a sumptuous screen version of "Under the Red Robe" from Stanley Weyman's romance bearing the same title. The new picture presents a caat of actors notable on stage or screen chosen also as being the best repre sentatives of their art to interpret the celebrated personages of hlB- tory who are the leading characters in this drama visualizing the most vivid period in the. reign of Louis XIII of France. The statement Is made that "Un der the Red Robe" represents the. most careful regard for historical accuracy in all of the Important features of settings and costuming. The picture was nine months In the making, and the total cost Is up wards, of $1.500.000 an outlay, which, probably has not been ex ceeded in the production ot any historical film, except that ot "Yo landa." the Cosmopolitan produc tion lust completed. The cast is headed by Robert B. llanteil. John Charles, Thomas and Alma Rubens. Mr. Mantell has the role of Cardinal Richelieu while Mr. Thomas appears as the heroic Gil de Beraujt. MIsb Rubens will be seen at Rence. : if always sweet and mug in this handy tia Its Nestltt ALPINE RIDE OUT w EX lMiyl THE ARROW POINTS THE WAY! FREE MAILING COUPON Know Klamath County An Empire Awakenijijt - Evening Herald Feature Edition Special Number Editor, Evening Herald, .'..'" Klamath Falls, Oregon. ' . Friends named below might be induced to come to Klamath Falls. Please send them free copy of the "KNOW KLAMATH COUNTY EMPIRE AWAKENING EDITION" ot the Evening Herald. I herewith promise to write each of those named below a personal' letter calling their attention to the desirability tpt the Klamath community as a place in which to spend a vacation or In which " to locate permanently and enjoy the prosperity this district offers. Name (Please write plainly) Address '. '. , (Number) (Htreot) . (qty) (State) , Name .... j (Please write plainly) Address .1 t L (Number) . (Mtreet) .( (City) (State) Name : (Please write plainly) Address -' (Number) (Htreot) (City) (State) My Name' is . My add re It , ADVERTISING MEN OF MANY NATIONS GATHER FOR MEET LONDON, July 13. Hosts of ad vertlatng men from all parta of the world, 1.000 alone are expected from America, ara beginning to ar rive here for the convention of tho Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The genaral sessions of the convention, hold at Wombley Park, site; of the great British Empire Expositon. win begin July 14, and continue to July is. From India, Hawaii. South At rlca. New Zeland, Australia, -Bel- glum, France, Norway, Holland. Sweden. Italy anl Chechoslovakia delegates of the advertising fra ternlty will wond their way to the '...,.. ,,..,, . world's largest city to confer on the latest developments In merchandis ing and advertising, ' to lay plana for the future and to hear the opinions of famous statesmen, bus iness men and advertising experts. The list ot prominent men who will address the convention In cludes Premier McDonald, Ameri can Ambassador Kellogg, Lou Hol land, president ot the Associated Advertising Clubs or the world; E. W. Bonny, president of the Cana dian Paclfc Railway; Reginald Mc Kenna, famous British banker; Sir Krlc Geddes, Herbert Houston, Harry Tipper, Winston Churchill, Sir Philip Lloyd-Greame, Lord Lev erhulme. Lord KYIaant, Edward A. Fllene ot Boston, Sir Robert Home and Stanley Baldwin, former Brit ish' premier. In addition scores of speakers will discuss the more detailed ques tions, of the various phases ot ad vertising In the group meetings, of which there will be -many. Every kuown variety ot advertising will come up for consideration. The Prince of Wales has extend ed his patronage to the convention, anti the Lord Mayor of London, with the Lord Mayors of virtually all of the principal cities of Eng land, Scotland and Ireland, have glvefn their official cognixance. NOTICE FOR BIDS . Sealed bids will be received by the City Park Board at the office oi Mayor A. R. Wilson up to 7:45 p. m. Monday July 14, 1924, for the con struction of a concrete tennis court in South Riverside Park. Plans and specifications on file at Don J. Zumwalt's office'' A certified check tor $100 must accompany each bid, and the successful bidder will be re quired to furnish a ibond In the amount ot his bid to guarantee the completion ot contract. The City Park Board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. 3-7-10 City Engineer. Too many tired business men work themselves into heart failure trying to avoid hnslness failure. - ' - A common dog is the safest watch dog. Get a good dog and some bur glar is liable to steal him. 2k AND LOOK! - aaaasMM ( T Thrilling Serial Will Start at White Pelican "Leather Stocking," n photo-play Sftrlal from lh fit tmlllit lloVitl llv Jamos Fonnlmore Cooper, will start t tho White Pollcan I heater tomor row (Friday) and continue through Saturday. This picture Is mild to bo one ot tho most interesting and thrlllln eai-lv t&v vlMiuiliicittlnii owr put ou the screen and ot particular attraction here bocause of Its Indian setting. "Tea with, a Kick." featuring S" stars, will be the companion feature for the same two days. It It a satire on presout-day American life. It tickles the toes of Prohibition and throws Its audiences Into throes of luiiRliter Its humor ia Instantane ous and contagious. Kaeh aub-titioj In the picture la an original epigram and audiences leaving the theater' quote the titles as they would lines j irom successful sumo piny. Tomorrow the While I'ellnin will InauEunitM a -HYIitnw miittiioe and announces this donarturo bv Inviting all children under 12 years ot ngu to attend ires. Business HL X, rO0AK WORK ILeayeYour Films 'Before 90clocK-Your A.M- hctures are ready ar o p.r- U'v... KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Whn V ' WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE U If PuSffv I BUY THEIR DRUGS. Ai&5aCJ Howard Announce tha following new a, iva. - mage leaving fiiamata fans si a a. m. maaos aiu gene mi day, and stage leaving Klamath Falls at 1 p. m. makes Rose burg same day. Connects with all north and south bound trains, at Medford. Klamath Palis to Portland Klamath Fall to Albany Klamath Falls to Corrallla Klamath Falls to Eugsne Klamath Falls to Roseborg Klamath Falls to Orauta Pas Klamath Falls to Medford Klamath Falla to Ashland Oil Phou 4SI RISK 09 Boat Schedule to Eagle Ridge Tavern Klamath- Falls-I&igle Ridge SUNDAY' Lv. Klamath Falla 8 a. m. Ar. Eagle Ridge 10 a. m. Ar. at Rocky point 2:30 p. m. Lv. Rocky Point 4 p. m. Lv. Eagle Ridge 6:30 p. m. Ar. Klamath Falls 8:30 p. m. Round Trip Eagle Ridge, in cluding dinner $4.00 Rock Point Boat Fare only. Round trip $3.00 Children under 12 years boat tare One-half. Connections made by boat at Modoc Point telephone appointments at any time. Garage Accomodations at Modoc Point Records Auto Service Makes Connections with all boats. WHITE PELICAN IRON WORKS, INC Practical Boiler Makers and Iron Workers Bp ring St., near Oak Ave., Klamath Fails, Ore. Heavy Hbeet boa Work, Tanks, Breeching and Htacka, fttocl Conveyors, Air Cooled anal Brick Lineal Burners ! We Specialize on Repairing Boilers of All Kinds PHONR Tee . ' , ' Genuine Pennsylvania Oil . . Quality, like character, seeks publicity through . honest channels and so do Valvoline Motor Oils FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE KLAMATH TIRE HOUSE ku.u. ', . STOP I For OiiHranted FirM Clans Automobile itopalrlna; (junker Htnto and Monogram OUs Modern Waab Rack ' Automobile KranaJIn and Rlckenbacker Phone OtM Nlglit or Our PETERSEN MOTOR CAR CO. CHANGES ARE SEEN HERE IN 40 YEARS BY JUDGE LEAVITT "Today I celobrnto tho fortieth an niversary of my arrival In Klamath Falls," remarked Circuit JutlMi A. I., l.eavtit In liU chum bum todv. "Jimt forty years ugo 1 arrived here from Mono county California, and slopped over night at a spot be- mveou Tenth uiul Eleventh streets, of course the two streets wore not In existence then. "1 recall Hint It was uat J:!10 In tho afternoon. At that thno there was, il remumffor, a amull loun-to Khuck on the site now occupied by the Mno Tree theater. There were it few other riunelHit'kle strnutuivs on what is now thn luminous section of town a ml that's all. "For the uiOHt part most of the 4mi I n part of town wus then pasture land." "It Ia a source of great satisfaction to mo to look back and neo what this city Iws developed to In tho years r havo'bnen a resident. . Directory V A & Grimes Bugs Be Bed u lea, ffeeuvs March aj FARM .. . ..... 111.11 $1110 $11.11 .$10.10 EEi Hi f 4.7 OTAGX OtHoe at City Transfer MONDAY Lv. Klamath Falls a. ra. Ar. Eagle Ridge 11 a. m. I FRIDAY Lv. Eagle Ridge, 8 a. m. Ar. Klamath Falls 10 a. 'm. Lv. Klamath Falls 10:80 a, n Ar. Eagle Ridge 12:80 a. m. by 7U and Klamath V V M .. ? -oecore V iaCuuwaauiu4iiau.wj t ' . v I'UOTKt'TlVI! insiiralii'ii la In suianca that iirolocta bucaiiaa It li backed by a company that Is big enough to pay, You will find thut our companies lira listed high among tho truly grunt In surance coiupnillos of America, "Think of the Future" Momyer & Momyer Insurance I'liouo Utlfl niH), Main HI. TIRES MONOGRAM OILS 'and Greases Reed Batteries Reed Auto Supply Phone 298 11th Street, near Main HAVE GEORGE fh np your tittle coxy bomr at a reaaonagle price, Phoai OOa M. 94 KUmath Ave. HARRY M. LOUCKS Contractor PLTJMBINO AND HE ATI NO Phone 707 OHO Klumath Ave.' Klamath Falla, Ore. Get What You Want with a HERALD WANT AD DR. JACKSON Treats lly ' PHYSIOTHERAPY Women's Ailments a Specialty Why Suffer with nbeumatlsm. Plies, Kidney Trouble, CoDntlpu tlon Norvousnoas, when my EVERETT TREATMENT and Physiotherapy does the work. Winters Uldg. 71S Main St. Room ilUI HEILBRONNER A REA DCALSUW lit WOOD QnaUty, siarvlM aa Lew Prloae Pkonae BSS-B sal SAO New Oriental Beauty , Shop MABCKLL WAVIMO $1.00 Also Shampooing loach Blag. Suite D, No. ia Mala St. Make Annolatmeata. , , Phone 610 , New and Used TYPEWRITERS Suppllen for All Typewriters. Public HtoiHWiiplicr Klamath Typewriter Exchange Suite ua Hioujiii nidg. Plipno 747 , ' H.nr, iiiM o Pa A O W) S D W O im Professional Curds , Notice to the Public TIIH French Hand Laundry "t I U: . till Hlrwit ' la iiihv uiiili'i' ni' .iiwiiui'iltll mid limiiiilli'iiii'iit. Our luigcili i will cull iiiivtvlii'iu In tint city, (live us n trliil. All Union Help Employed MUM, Wll.MKI) JOII,M)N TH.VCHKIl OF PIANO ' (liiil llilnl Hi rift ' ' Phone Slllt-H . DR. J. G. GOBLE or TOM I ITItlST OPTICIAN TOO Mnln HI. Phone 183-W We fit iiml grind (IImmm-s, l)npll cm (i broki'U li'uara, repair frame DR. F. R. GODDARD OHTICOPATIIKI PIIYMK'IAN ANI HVItOKON . Offlif ami lti-alduoa Phohe (Ml I. O. O. K. Temple W. P. MYERS I.AWYKR Hull" ,1, IMitiila Hills-I'Iiinm- Offl.o aiS lt. 400-M J. C CLEGHORN t'lVII. KNCilNRKIt AND Ht'KVKYOII Plione Itni-J ISA H. Rlxralile CHIROPRACTORS IIHH. M.1LLKTT A MALMCTT Office over Underwood's Itmhlcnro FhOM 5S7 7th and Mnln Plione 4AO NEW CITY LAUNDRY Plutalir Work Flat Work "Pat Tour DnAs In On- 4an Hough Dry l-Uiiae 104. Cor. Mala A Cnagi sas NU BONE CORSETS Mad Co Toor Maaaara Mrs. Rose Randall Ouaraatead AS! Jrtrraoa St. Pnoae B77-W W. E. and J. E. Patterson . ContractinK Painter . 630 S. 6th Phone 582-J J. H. DRISCOLL Upstair in the Hart Bldg. All Kinds of INSURANCE mi?, I naauaawM renMANCNT CONSTHUCTIoitl:, Kselimlve Llcena ManutaMr i ere For The new Concrete Hollow-wall Hulldiiit Brick for Founda tions, Walls, Buildings, sto. : Abnoluiuly fire and Weather : Proof, at a cost leas than soy otliur form 'of maionry. Blone-Tlle con.tructlon sllui Inates upkeep expenses. Is la destruollhle, ard la approved by the hast architects aad builders. t'nexeellod as has Tor 8tu- , CO flNlFll. . y l.rl 111. Kiltat Tour Job ' Concrete Pipe Company itb and Markes Phone ftSW I'pS .040 i Lj DssaWMcxasnBEaKai