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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
EVKNINC! HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY. SKITKMHER 2;., I1ia5 mummmi INUKSlHHHEHIllffniflMBIrlflHIl Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 1 19 X. Eighth Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon. PAGE SIX a s E F. MURRAY . W. H. PER KIN'S . .. Publisher News Editor Entered as second class matter at the postortice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, IS."''. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein arc also reserved. IB i T.he Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by Carrier Rr Mall One Year 16.60 I One Tear . 16.00 8U Monthei 3.50 j Six Monthi - .T5 Tlirae Monthi .. 1.9ETnree Month 1.6c use Month .... .66 Ono Month .: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 THREE BILLIONS FOR VACATION The vacation cost of the citizens of the United States for 1925 reaches the enormous figure of three billion dollars in cash. These figures, obtained from the best available records, give one an idea of how approximately thirty million persons took time off from their daily labors to play. The Interstate Commerce Commission received month ly reports from the railroads throughout the country and these reports indicated that passenger traffic during this summer was considerably above the average of previous years. These reports indicated that the transcontinental travel was particularly heavy and that reservations for berths in Pullman cars were hard to obtain unless spok en for some time in advance. The great national parks, California and Florida, were visited by large throngs this year than ever before, while the summer resorts on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts have enjoyed a more prosperous season than even the most optimistic hotel keeper expected. In addition to the summer resorts on the coasts and the mountain play places, the tourist camps for auto mobilists all over the nation were filled to overflowing. It is estimated that more people -took long motor trips than ever before. 1 E S HI 13 S Tree Spotting on Pine Stand Begins SCIOX or TVROI.KSK PATRIOT LIVING IX NK.AIt-l'OVKKTY Forest rangers, trained in piae 1 beetle control work, are t:day comb-! Ins the Yawkey tract of timber in i sn effort to detect all Infested trees fcefore actual control "jrk bejins. Within the next week, the con-1 trol camp, consisting of 15 men will be established In the tract, just SknrtU of Fort Klamath and near the boundary of Crater lake. It is thought that the control 1ork nill be completed before snow VIENNA. lp) The great-granddaughter of Andreas Hofer. the Ty rolese leader who was executed by Napoleon's order in 1S10. is living in Vienna in very reduced circum stances. As her pension is a very small one. friends have published on her behalf an 'appeal for aid. It re sulted in an offer from the Andre Hofer concern at Parsch of an ad ditional pension' of about $14 each month for life. Saturday Specials 'Boneless Pot Roast' lb. 171-2c Prime Ribe of Beef, boned & rolled . 25c Lean Beef Stew, no bones, lb 15c One Pound or more Pure Lard, lb. . . 25c V3 3 I I Jilt Palace Market Under New Management We Appreciate Your Patronage We deliver Free Phone orders by 8 a. m. and 1 p. m. Phone 68 524 Main Street I S 1 m s m Opening New Location 8 0 2 Mi i i n Two Special Coat Offerings For Our Fall Opening Fifteen Sport Coats made of Suedine Velour, full lined, trimmed with Furette collars and. cuffs, at $12.50 Twenty Coats, made of Polo Cloth, Fur collars, cuffs and bottom full lined, at m $15 BALBRIGGAN SPORT DRESSES Specially Purchased and Priced for Opening Two Piece and One Piece Assorted Colors and Sizes, at $9.50 Ef. A S Extra Millinery Specials For Fall Opening Felts, Velours and Velvets All specially priced for the fall opening 2.95. 4.95, 6.95, to 15.00 Ipswich and Kismet Nationally Known Silk Hosiery 50c-l.00-l.65-l.95 Compare them with other brands for which you are paying much more. Try a pair of them and you vyill always wear Kis met and Ipswich hose. EXTRA SPECIAL 100 Silk de Chine Slips in all Popular Shades, at 2.95 Come and get them before they're sold out Don't Fail to Visit Our Fall Opening Saturday CORNER EIGHTH AND MAIN La Vogue Store Main at Eighth I mm s i - 3 S Ml 5 s -i..,iLr. CORNER EIGHTH AND MAIN i Mi (Rim
