Siitunlny, Oitobw 8, 1920
EVENING HERALD', KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Page Fivo
Pelican Post of
Foreign Vets Now
I las 200 Members
I'ollcan Poll Oil tin' Vi'lKiuiiH if
Foreign Wards mil hrl evening 'U
M.omi 'luil I fui' lli"li regular bus!
Bill llinollng. Temp If ry Command
r Gun I 11 11 ii profluti 111 nil- iiii'i i
111 K '' whlrh MO new members Wilt
taken Into III" Mt,
on BoptajniMr ih, nil orgaalav
LI n bold H" Hint mooting here, mil
ilnoo Lbm linn iii" momboroblp
i, in slcudll,y climbed until now th"
local pool imi iivnr 2ui) ini iiiiioro,
T become u member of th" or-
(onlMUoB iinn otut haro.oooo tt
tuul ,vurncnn scrvlco In th" world
wnr or liiivn been In tho Civil or
Hlmnlnli Wars.
Everything in Electrical
Fixtures
For the li'niic. Irons, washers,
Lighting fixture-, and accessories,
ctc.-scc ut for expert home wiring.
Linf River Electric Co.
Homes vs. Houses
There is something besides that pride of owner
ship that majiei a lioute, a home.
Ii is thai knowledge that every hook and corner
was planned to your 'ay SO ami to your conven
ience, h make the place the one .spot in the
world thai 45H built according to your speci
ticat ions.
For a Home that is a Home in all
the word implies,
Consult I
H. R, Perrin
"For Economical Building4' j
209 Hopka Bldg. X
Phone 250-J 1
w a m mimmmmKMmmmmmmmmmmcvmmc.: -j.tr.
Averill Relieves
Short of His Job
Judg" F, Hhnrl, for miiiiy years
opnnoctod with th" state gamo oom
nttoolon work in Klamatbi hai boon
relieved of IiIk i n with Ih"
Croolcod Crook hetohonr, it bocamo
luiown liiilny. Mr. Short win informed
ih" ficiit or Ogtobor hy mm" Omm
Warden Averill Unit shortage of
fiiiniM Docomltfttfd Bbort'o reloaoo,
No successor to th" vntoran nii nan
haii been .-1 (-! .
Mr. Hhort has moved from Crooked
crook io Kin iiiut h Fulls nttd will ns
umo ii pooltloa lioro, It I Aid; lio
has lii-i'ii Iii ill" "iiiiiloy of Hi" Kami!
roiuiiilhHloii fur years.
vi:i:ks is kh.iat
WAUIIINUTON, Oct. 3.--I1V
Hocrciary V i k n uflcr railing on
Proildont CoolldK" todiiy tin lined
to nny whether ho wouiii reoume
IiIk duties iii ih" war doportmont,
Jack McGreer
To Fight Here
Matchmaker Sylveater
Busy Lining Up
Next Card
Closing Out
Our complete, stock of accessories for all
makes of cars at
1-4 to 1-2 Off List
If you are hunting bargains come in and
see us
KLAMATH FALLS
AUTO CO,
ROY CALL, Prop
224 Main St.
Phone 246R
Do You Need Money
to build that home
If you own your lot, and have some money, we
can loan you half the value of building and lot
combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now, before the spring
msh begins, so that your dream home may be a
reality before snow flics again.
There is no quicker way of making money than
by real estate investment in a growing town. You
are in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momyer & Momyer
Insurance Real Lolate
Hopka Building
Building and Loan
Phone 366
Eastern
Brook
Trout
Cooked ami served
in the mOat'appetlz-
ing manner, will be
served this week at
the
CLUB CAFE
NOTICE
finvo money on Tiro Mileage.
Th" system wo MO In absolutely
different from all other math
oils. Lot us show yon a real repair
Joh, done liy this modern re
pair system. All work done on
a strict .Money Back Guarantee.
Share with hundreds of sutis
rii ii customers tills new deal
In Vuleaaiiod repairs.
Lot us limped your Tires
F It K D, before they need Hu
pulrlng. Come in Today
cACE
TIRE SHOP
US Soutli Eleventh
Phone 843J
Auto
Parts
"Mackay"
Valves
We carry a complete
stock for all popular
makes of cars.
VanDykes Parts Co.
With tho Hub Tire Shop
502 So. 6th Phone 616
New parts for all cars
Keep your car in good
condition by letting ns
oil and grease it for you.
Retire
With
GENERAL
FIRESTONE
and
OLDFIELD
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calklni
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
Firestone, Oenernl and
Oldfield Tiros.
Jack MoOroofi Loo Aogolei heartr
WOlf tit, will arrive in Klamath Nb
the next week and .a III bo used on
the next flic ii card her". .v-nonllng
10 aim uneomont today by XpMfl'tO
j Sylvester, new matchmaker for the
boxing connttBiioB. Hylvcsti r Is now
trying 'bo lgn up Chub Crawford,
Oi rge Lonioon or Kmiik Farmer to
meet Hie clever Loh AngcliM tattler.
AlcGreor's nrap-h)Ok shows ho
ha . defeated some of the bent iicnvy-
Lwoitbto in tb" south, Includdai
'yjuiiR Ford, Hack llou'c and Ham
; Kleiuitn. lie Is a'iini? (lint, 24
ear old and a hard hitter.
'Kor the oomKwlBdnp BylTOOtOT
i r a ill hrinic down Mike DoPIOtO,
IPortUOd IlKhUAelght, und will muteh
him with Young Starkrv, If Slarkey
nan be brought t' terms.
' I IntOQd to glvo the Klamiin
fans t'.io best possible cards," !
clurej Sylvester today. "Of one thing
the -fans cth bo sure, and thai Is
that I intend to supcrvl"- tho train
ing .f every boy who appears a the
cards. They will have t i it i con
lUUnt training and gel tbODMOlVM
In proper condition. I ain nul OJOlng
lo et "ny of the indifferent boxers
try to gyp the sporting public."
PROVIDE TROUT
FOR FUTURE, AIM
OF AUTHORITIES
Transport Thousands of Trout
to Inaccessible Lakes
on Cascades
Back Home
A CITY'S skyline thrusts it
self up from the haze. Har
bor craft shriek noisy, welcom
ing signals. The incoming liner
slowly finds her berth. Cordage
creaks.; a gangplank is thrown
out; anil homecomers feel be
neath their feet the reassuring
touch of firm earth.
To some of the travellers the
port is but the outer edge of
Home. They must journey many
miles perhaps across the con
tinent in order to get to the
places and the people tdWa
which their thoughts .ach
out.
But to these homing thoughts
there is no barrier of distance.
For America has a nation-wide
communication agency that
wipes out the miles as if by magic.
Instantly it puts the traveller
returned in touch with those
whose voices he yearns to hear.
To him the symbol of the Bell
System's universal service is a
sign that he is indeed "back
" however far from the
; im that home may be.
A store houso for uporldom, to
be lyied tourist hordes succeed la
Hilling out th;- streams of Klamath,
Is being constructed. The store
bouse Is represented b' a number
of luacessllilc lakes In which 61,100
bvcb Lereo iruui were planted this
fall.
The trout are planted In the do'
eus of little snow fel lakes alJ'ir
tae crest of tho Cascades to tiie
west ol Klamath Falls, and will al
ways he a source of sp jrt f ir t Sose
whoiie desire for the iwily trout wl'l
carry them up a steop trail fo: "in
or i!0 DJflOl,
Kor the pist three years, trut
have been laboriously transport up
the trails to the lakes and Dfhlitbd
by iganic commission employes at
Crooked Creek hatch?!'. Hut this
yeur, a greater number were pl nted
than ever befjre, and with favor
able conditions prevailing it Is ex
pected that l-ie lakes will be teen:
lug with tlOb in six years.
J. F. Sh rl. former employe to?
the slate game commission, wh l
tranipoted the trout to the lalces
on top of the Cascades this jeac, re
ported a sov.mi Inch growth of .li:
trout he. had planted last year In
Otto of tilie lakes.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
One Policy
BELL SYSTEM
"One System Universal Service
soil survey will be available tor j did say that I found approximately ' of the lake bed was alkaline In char
consideration. Incidentally, you may; SO, 000 acres that formerly was a I acter. However, tho portion I saw
be interested to know that in the j breeding and resting ground for did not show evidence of alkali.
statement as actually made I did I millions of wild water fowl, which ;
not use the word "alkali" In refer-1 had been transformed into a bar
ring to the present lake bed. I ! ren desert. I was told that a part
Kespectfully yours,
A. F. Averlll,
State Game Warden
LETTERS FROM'.
THE PEOPLE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 1. Editor
Herald:' -Your editorial of Wed-1
nesday. September 2:1 entitled "More
Flnleyism." has been called lo my 1
attention.
It is true that the writer made j
only a cursory investigation of con-'
ditloiis on lower Klamath Lake but
saw enough to cause him to desire 1
the eattre membership ot tho Ore-1
gon State (lame Commission lo make
a careful personal Investigation of
tho situation. lie had taken the
matter up with the Oregon Commis
sion before your editorial was writ
ten and had also ' consulted with
mOrabora of the Oregon Commission
ns to' the advisability of requesting
the members of tho California Fish
ami Game Commission to make a
joint personal investigation. Such
Invitation has been extended to the)
members of the California Fish and
Game Commission and the writer
is in hopes that before many weeks
it will be possible for the members
of both state commissions to meet
t Klamath Falls for the purpose
of going into this matter thorough
ly. At that time wo shall bn very
glad lo personally inspect the Actual
production of grain and forage crops
on the "more than 5,000 acres of
land scattered throughout the lake
bed." Wo shall appreciate, I am
sure, your assistance In pointing out
this land and doubtles you will be
nhlo to show us something more
tangible than pictures.
Speaking lor myself and the mem
bors of the Oregon Game Commis
sion, the writer wishes to assure
you thai they want to be absolutely
i fair in this matter and for Hint rea
ison are anxious to got all ot the
facts nfnilnble. Wo also hope that
Used Car Sale
Used Cars of Packard Quality, Priced to Sell
1925 Studebaker Bix Six Sedan
1924 Studebaker Special Six Touring
1924 Buick-4 Five Passenger Sedan
1924 Oakland Sport Roadster
1924 Oldsmobile 4-Passenger Coupe
1924 Buick-4 Roadster
1923 Ford Coupe
1922 Packard Twelve 7-Passenger Touring, with Gould Top
Air Springs
1922 Packard Twelve 7-Passenger Touring
1922 Hupmobile 2-Passenger Coupe
1920 Winton Six with Gould Top
1920 Hudson Super-Six 4-Passengcr Coupe
1920 Buick-6 5-Passenger Touring
1919 Ford Roadster with delivery body
1914 Cadillac 4-Cylinder track body
NOTICE
If you live out of town and are interested in any of these cars
phone or write us and we will gladly bring one out to you
Every car guaranteed.
Packard Used Car Store
Pospisil Motor Co.
Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street
Phone 890
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