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THE EVENING IIERATD, KLAMATH FAT,T,R, OREGON
Eridny, .Tunc 17, 1A27
JJlji Euntng Herald
T. B. MALARKET
W. H. PEUKINS
r. B. ENUL.18H
i , ......Kdltor
....AdTfrtlalnt Manager
...a (.Business Mahaaar
Entarad u second data matter at the postofNca at Klamath Falls. Orejon,
oa Aniast 1. under act ot Coaaraaa Marta 1. t7. .
Drllrerrd by Carrier - Bjr Mall
Ob Tear I . 5 0 One Month . .tt
Bis Months . J.60 Three Month l.ti
Thra Month! LIS 81 Month . 75
On Month.. S One Yar ....... S 00
Associated Press Leased Wire .
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation
Marion Barnes Off ,
For Diamond Lake
ltonit to Diamond laV. notl
rtshlna resort In southern 1Hur1h
county, will prolnili!y b oixn to
automobile travl by Sumlny. M. J.
Barnes, district lama warden, pre
dicted. Mr. ttarnes left yesterday (or Dia
mond lake to help open the Khun
ath entrance rnad ami to aid In
ahipptnft the 1? 3-4 million eggs
taken at tha Diamond litk tt sU
Hon this spring.
Tha road waa open to within
tint .miles ot tha lake last week,
ll vii said.
t Member of the Associated Preas .
Tha Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use -or republication
of all new dispatches credited to It or toot otherwise credited la this
papsr and also tha loral news published therein. All rights ot republi
cation ot special dispatches herein are also reserved.
! : . FRIDAY, JUNE 17,-1927
t Are We Through Waiting , ,
Railroad events have been moving swiftly in Oregon
within' the past few days. ' First it is announced that the
transportation tangle in Central Oregon has been straightened
out on a basis that is satisfactory to both contenders, and this
should fnean the end of isolation in the great Central Ore
gon plateau. The Klamath pine area is to be opened up at
once, with great ensuing development, and the interest of
the northern lines in Oregon is to le definitely enlisted.
On the heels of this news comes the announcement that
the Southern Pacific company will proceed at once to stand
ardize the narrow gauge railroad track between Lakeview,
Oregon and Wendel, California. This means the final com
pletion of the long discussed and long- awaited new eastern
route direct from Oregon by way of Ogden. That has
. been sv. dream in this state for almost - as long' as the "oldest
inhabitant can remember.
These developments are particularly important to Eugene
and to Klamath Falls, but they are almost as important to the
entire state. For years Oregon has lain dormant between
two major spheres of railroad interest. It looks very much
as if this long period during which we have sat and waited
for something to happen is finally at an endt Eugene
Register.
Loyal Order of Moose
Meet cverr Thursday
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U O. O. M.
twuose nan. iviuuiaiii
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BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
VMlliitf I'nlvnt
Mr. ami Mrs. William Turner pf
Merrill are enjoying a visit from
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Harks and
two children who reside at Munta
Moss, California.
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IVoiii Walla Wnlln ' '
interesting visitors In tha rlly
today are Mr, anil Mr.. J. P.Criuh-n
of Walla Walla, Washington. Whlln
here Mr. and Mrs. fruileu lira
hrft.l guests at tha Wlllurd.
V3
Theatre
LAST TIMES 'TONIGHT
The Startling War Drama
"HOTEL IMPERIAL"
with
Pola Negri
As the beautiful storm center of riotous emotion
and enthralling; adventure.
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' BIG SPECIAL SUNDAY
The Year's Greatest Western Picture
"THREE BAD MEN"
, A new height of ignominy was recently achieved by a
Missouri pedestrian, now in a hospital after being run down
by a bicycle. . . , . ' ... ,. .. . . r .
Japanese don't care for dogs as house pets, but we can't
picture this as making a good dog go mad. - ' " -
Paris announces that to be fashionable now, women
are taking on terribly. '
At The Liberty
"Hurricane Hutch" '
the Dare-Deril Thrill Creator
"HUTCH OF THE U. S. A."
A Stirring Melodrama with Pep and Action!
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- THK S.ITl'UDAY 8PM1AL IS '
"BLACK GOLD" . , '.
A Story of the Teias Oil Fields
ItealillnB At 1illiMuin
Mr. and Mr. Loyal William
Chrlatyare making Ibelr home at
rhlloquln fur tha present awalllnit
tlio construi'tion of their home at'
rin Rhine where Mr. Christy it
employed with the forest Lumber
Company. Their wedtllnK was an
event of last Raturdav. llefore hrr ,
marrlaa Mrs. t'hrhtr was MUt
Ilpiule Toll of this rlly. ' lloth Mr.
aud Mrs. Christy are 'popular mem- '
her of tha younger social set of
this city. - . ;
Arriving Komi) . '
Mrs. Henry Palrbrother of ' Mis
soula, Moutana, Is expected In the
city on Sunday morning from her
home In the north to attend the
funeral ot her littlo nephew, Morrla
Wesley' Johnson, who will be laid to
rent late Sunduy afternoon In Link
villa cemetery. Mrs.' Falrbrothor
I a sister of T. A. Johnson, fathor
AT the little fellow who met acci
dental death lata Wednesday afternoon.
ndltlon linprovrti
The condition of Herbert llerrjr Is
reported as sllshtlr Improved ar
cordlnt to word received here last
evening from tlert Hall who la ilk
Portland with Mr. Horry. lie
submitted to a msjjr operation on
Monday fullowlnR an llluawi of inuhy
utonlh.
tS
Vlitcd At (1illiMuln
Mr. anj Mrs. Pave McAutiffe ami
Mr. J.,S, natemsn motored to Chllo
qilg m Thursday evening where
they were dinner guest of Mr. and
Mr. Loyal William Christy. Mr,
llateman Is tho mother ot Mr.
Christy formerly Miss Bessla Tull ot
this city. " ,
Extm"iMertpUonMs ,lM i"
Korbea 'Fura Drugs.
Saturday , .
SPECIAL
In Guaranteed
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Shoe Store
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tversary
Look Over These Pay Day Specials
Good triple- titched two pocket
Work Shirts
69c
2 for 1.35
Men's Tan Oxfords
$5 and $6 Values, special
' -$35 - ;
n off
. . on every hat, . '
Either Felt or Straw
Heavv Canvas Gloves
25c value
19c
. Work Sox
Black or tan, 7 pairs for
$.00;; ;
Men's Dress Shirts
Extra special '
C "k: : $ i '.15 j
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Men's $2.50 Dress Shirts
Wonderful bargain
v $1 .45. : .
Men's Moleskin Work Pant
$2.50 value -
Extra special, Boys' Suits, most of them with two-pair , of knicskers
ONE-HALF PRICE
are worth' more than we ar
Boys' knickers, values to 3.50, only - -
PAY DAY SPECIAL, ONE-THIRD OFF
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The pants' alone are worth' more than we are. asking for the suits. "-
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Save $ $ $ $ on your new spring suit. 'Just received anew shipmeht." ; ' '
Father's Day, June 19th--Give Dad something to wear
You can't afford to miss these bargains, our prices are and have been" the best in the
city, owing to our. lower overhead.- . . " , - v
, ; It will pay you to buy at - , , - -'
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Beck's Manstore
MERCHANDISING;
In the riiodern Wa' with mddehi equipment :
"PAY CASH IT PAYS" ;
cm Edge I Heavy Hens ' I . -' p '
ls?C !l3aClt WIIITK I.KtillOIIV UlYKIlrt
' ' Grdnta Pass VAN CAMP'S . KLAMATH
Peas Pork ' fiC Beans 1 Fresh Spinach
! j Found . . , 3 Medium Cans 3 Pounds v .
iOc K.25c: r;25ci
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K.T T i . , ' DlCWlOPKli'M nMl THAH; i.iJt '-l .'.'" i
INew Jrotatoes m.ckB tiucti.y vmu .y ,4-J3f6oms .
i 3 pounds ; ; .'3gS..; Regular W'v
I'cr Ioam ,,. '
25c 25c . : 59c
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BESTFOODS., . ' -;JU1CE,
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... A Sandwich for . . GU of ,ce CoId .
Everyone . ' A Cup of Coffee for ; Crape Juice for ;
r Everyone Everyone
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Plenty of Phrking Ro om on Walhut Street' . .
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ixth Street ati Walhut ' - Phone 169
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