WEftNEPAY, .TUNE 17, Iftflff
Before
you Build
or Buy
aHome
44 insist on
ChecK'Seal
Electrical
Wiring
GREEN
SLABS
ARE RIPE
Our trucks will be haul
ing grot'ii hIuIjm for a
few days, l(i inch.
I'luine in for u few
loads, $:) for 10 cordn.
BLOCK WOOD
t Cheap Prices'
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VVEDNESDAJUNE17,J925
THE RAILROAD RECEPTION
"Next Saturday night can be made a turning point in
the history of Klamath Falls and Klamath county. A
party of the most powerful railroad officials in America,
wilj be in the city, coming here for the purpose of mak-t
ing a personal inspection of this city and surrounding
territory. With them will be representatives of some
of the largest lumber and timber operators in the nation.
lit should be made the occasion of the greatest mani
festation of cordiality , and good will in the county's
history. Every resident who is desirous of a greater Klam
ath' county should show that desire by being present
a$, the White Pelican hotel in. person. These visitors
should be impressed with the fact that they are welcome
as guests of the city and doubly welcome as developers
of this great inland empire. Every nook and corner of
the county should be represented by delegations and a
spirit of cordiality should be shown that will let them fully
understand that they and their enterprises will receive a
warm welcome and fair treatment in this county-
..They will understand that the motive back of this
demonstration is a selfish one.. They will understand
that the reason we want them here is because we want
this country developed, realizing that such development
will put dollars in every pocket in the county. They
will understand that we realize their various enterprises
are coming here , because there is the opportunity to
make money on the investment. Starting from the same
- common point, it Will not be difficult for both sides to
reach a cordial relationship that will be beneficial to all
concerned.' ' " '
:The reception that it to be held at the White Pelican
hotel is not to be a formal one the proletariat, as well
as bourgoise and .capitalist,' will be welcome. Each
should be well represented as the interest of the one is
as vital as the interest of the other.
jThe Northern Lines have come to Klamath Falls with
out quibble or trade. . Already this city has been desig
nated as an important division point. The probability
that important repair shops will be located within the
city is very strong. With their coming big things will
develop and Klamath Falls, and with it Klamath county,
will be an important point upon the map of the nation.
These men are just as human as any of us. If we show
them that the good will of the community is with them
without reservation ; if we give them to understand that
. when they come they will meet with the helpful co
operation their enterprise deserves; if, by our presence
and enthusiasm, they will see that this community wants
them and will welcome them, it will have the effect we
all desire, and will, return to us handsome dividends in
the way of development and expansion that will ' in
truth, as well as in fancy, make Klamath Falls "The
Spokane of Oregon."
HATS OFF TO MALIN
Community spirit counts. If you want to get some
where, as a community, you must stand together in
everything. Here in Klamath county we have one out
standing, shining example Malin. Whenever anything
comes up that may be of benefit to that section , of the
county, they talk it over, iron out their differences, go
into meeting and stand as a unit- (
Monday at 2 o'clock it occurred to someone in Malin
that it should be represented on the county unit school
board and the name of John Reber was suggested. By
five o'clock 107 votes were cast, and the result stood
106 for Mr. .Reber and 1 vote for Mr. George Offield,
who has represented that section of the county on the
bpard for the past year. If the matter had been thought
of s,ooner, a larger vote would have been cast with about
the same unaniminity.
'A community that will stand shoulder to shoulder in
this fashion must progress. This vote shows that the
people who live there are big in every sense of the
wford and Klamath county is fortunate in having within
its borders , a community settled by residents who have
the cohesive quality of standing together,
i Let us follow the example of Malin.
1 W. It. KITTO IMI'HOVIJI)
W. II. Kltto, local merchant who
has been 111 for somo tlmo anil Just
recently returned from the south
where he lias teen In search of bet
tor health, shows sliKht improvement
today. His many friends here in
quire for his condition dully.
I Somo of the blooming Idiots hare
blossomed out with red bands on
(heir straw hutsj
lit Mull
, One Year
5.00
Ml Months
. ...... 2.75
Throe Months
One Month ....
1.R0
.5
A man who bought a car tells n s
ho Is driving a bargain.
NKW J'JIONK MMIJKKS
If you v.ai.t. the advertising or
business office of Tho Herald,
please call 708
For the editorial and news
department call S8
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liy CH.YIU.KS 1 STKWAKT
NKA Seivico Writer
WASHINGTON'. Nobody home.
That's the hot weather rule i:i
nusnington tag aimosi invariable
ruie. so lar as per.-ns 01 tae sngn.- 1(l!,tf on lllL,ir reilcnlve commenc
ed iuipo:Unce are concerned o . ment daya by c01lt,rrig academic
the slightest Importance officially ul.grt.cs on. ,im-
and socially. lf they wer0 3() anxious to "hon-
Taere probably Isn't another city ...... hln)i why dlda.t u,y f0 uhead
in the world which empties llaeir and do thBir t0urerrlng? Hut it's
S3 completely during the summer. u ,)e nu(,d thatf , almo8l every
For one thing; It's mighty hot. For I ln3lanc0i the degree was contingent
another it's the fashion
To be caugiu here in June, July
or August Is disgraceful If you
amount to anything.
Not but what government busi
ness goes oa s usual, but it's trans
acted by assistants.
They understand it better, on an
average, than the department heads.
Many of them liave spent lifetimes
on the jobs they handle. Their
bosses are just serving compara
tively short political terms. s
As for actual accomplishment,
there doubtless is more of it right
now than with all the Impressive
chiefs on hand to butt into mat
ters they're unfamiliar with.
But, if, fir some reason or other,
you do want to seo one of these
exalted Individuals, his office in
Washington's the list place where
you're likely to find him at present.
Try Bar Harbor, Newport, At
lantic City, back home, almou any
place except here. You simply will
'(M ,NK'"t"W ("TwET ICE CREAWvj WAIT RldMT M' wi map Cot TfT
1: WAV. OvmEU., SOCiAL.CAuSe I WEAM . u,tU . (. Goes S; Wi
T&vjM'i, Mi, VAnct'u. f POP OUT OH V& fj
I m I.vneW BE ThR. 6OMM05S M i I -
lllTr 1 f-f"
be wasting time bHhering with tho
t
capital.
According to te papers, about
20 leading universities and colleges
s-'UKht to "honor" President Cool-
s .UKilt t0 "ljaor
on tho president's appearance In
person to receive It.
Why? Were the universities afraid
they might "honor" the wrong pre
sident unless they had the only
genuino one in the country corpor
eally on hand, duly identified, mug
ged and thumbprlnted?
Not a bit of It. What they had
in mind wasn't so much honoring"
anybody as advertising, and not ad
vertising President Coolidge, either.
Tho univo.-sitiej wunted the pre
sident just as each wants a crack'
football team to make a splash
for Itself with.
' The president Is' half a ilazeii
time3 a "l.L. V." anyway. Evidently
he didn't considor It necessary to
have it rubbed la by an additional
score -of universities, for ho accepted
none of the latest batch of Invita
tions to be "honored."
When Secretary of Commerce
Hoover called recently for a reor
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ganization, reclassification and sim
plification, together with itiilto an
extensive extermination, of the gov
ernment's almost Innumerable bu
reaus, boards and commissions
"employing aevernl hundred thou-
anil people, directly under the pre
sident, directly under Congress, or
throwu hodge-podge into 10 differ
ent executive departments" when
Secretary Hoover did this, ho out
lined a Job to in ike the luirdle.it
p 'litican shudder.
The present system Just "grow
ed." bit by bit, until tho war, dur
ing which uud over since which.
It has "growed" like a I.000.0UU
horsepower mushroom. Its compli
cations are Inexpressible.
Compared wita taking it apart
scrapping a lot of it and putting It
togethor scientifically, destroying the
whole government uud creating a
new one would bo cusy.
Besides, every stage of the work
would bo fought tooth and mull by
officials, fearful of losing their jobs
or a mite of importance.
However, Hoover so fully made
out hbi cuse duplication, Ineffi
ciency, waste, utter uselestmuss
that Congress simply will liavo to
do something about It, probably at
its next session.
TOM SIMS SAYS-
Love is blind. It lost its cyeslghj
overlooking things,
It takes two to start a fight, but
only one to finish It.
Sense Is what gets you by when
you don't know anything.
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OtKM Vt NIA ICSVKt, IN0..
YvL 'ACI fits rnisF
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Uhlig's
Electric Store
"Check
Seal"
headquarters in
Klamath Falls
Popular Klamath
Girl Is Married
Miss Ina Graham Becomes
Bride of H. C. Bergman
in San Francisco
Surprising their hosts of friends
In this city, Miss ina (irulmm
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. K. (ira
haui, and H. ('. Ilrgmnn, were
quietly married in San Krauclnco,
California on the 8th of June. Itnv,
Moore, pastor of tho - Methodist
church officiating. Tho wedding
look placo In tho parsonage. With
the exception of Mm. Bergman's
cousin, tho young cuuplo wero un
attended. Mrs. Bergman Is known hero hy a
liort of friends, where hIio graduated
from tltu local high school, after
which she went south unil studied
music. For the past two years Mrs.
Bergman has taught a largo class of
pupils, her studio being located In
the Odd Fellows building, where she
will continue to touch. For the past
flvo' weeks sho has been unending
Professor Josef Lagvlnne's master
class In Sun Francisco.
Mr. Bergman Is employed ns sales
man Tor Mrs. Bergman's father, who
Is a building contractor.
At tho present lime the young
couplo uro ut homo tt their friends
at Hliipplngton with the bride's
parents.
A groat many fbluinnnn would
play golf if, you could sit on the
bank, and wait (or a golf ball.
Mows from Paris. American movie
actress bus beon grunted a divorce,
her first thin yenr.
Fanners leave the country lio
cuubo they can't stand their ground.
This Is tho time of tho year col
lego graduates worry about how
much money bricklayers muko.
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
, . ,' vV
Practically all items
for construction or re
pair work
Drive out and look it
over
PELICAN BAY 1
LUMBER CO.
Peyton & Co.
'Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 53S
HTOt'KH AMI IIONIIH
Wo solicit imiuli'les to buy or sell
any marketable listed local or un
listed securities.
Activn market for Purunl ftar,
Flint nud ltlckeiibaclier Mnlo.' Is
sues; 1'uhllc Utilities.
Prompt ulteiitlnn Ktveii nil oriP rn.
t'asli paid fur purchiiHes; n delay,
yuotiilloiis furnished,
hood iiitoTiu:uH
N ('liaiiitHT of Commerce llldg;.
I'ocllniiil, Ore.
cvuto
PARTS
Jahn.1 pistons
Quality rings
Mann wrist pin
Mackny valves
Century bushings
D & 11 silent gears
Fly wheel bands
New parts or all cars
at
VanDykes Parts Co.'
502 So. 6th St. '
With the Hub Tire Shop
Phone 61 fa'
Before You
Invest
In hundreds of dollars
worth of new furniture
be sure that you are
getting the very best in
quality at the very best
price See us he have
a surprise for you.
Klamath Home
. Supply Co.
1140 Main
Wait and watch for our
Rodeo mufflers
YOUR EYES
nro about tho most Important
thing that "Molhoir" Mnturo
has given you, and (hey should
nut ba treated as it you could
buy now ones ut tho corner
grocory store. ' '
Consult , an Expert
Ilo will toll you what you need.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eyesight Specialist
714 Main Phone 149W