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, THE EVENING HEKALP. KLAMATH FALLS. .OREGON.
Thursday, Soptt nilu-r 1, HL7
T. B. MALAftKfcX.
W. H. PKHKINM
r. . BNUUtSH.
ifuce frwiiU bl attempt to lr,
on (anilllar term with lhoe who
passed to see the show.
Turn out of the crowd csiuh a
Markets1
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PtlltTI.ANll. K-nt t . I.
!.AdrerTsinV"Manacer i e"-4tsinsl flrl of 10, perhaps. Ilullcr: Steady; rklrn
Business Manager She. niu'l afraid of a horn. lt'Rilra
En farad' MB4 Mai waiter at th. po.toMc. at Al.m.tb Fall..'" " " ,h" hU ,kr "nd
Oraton. on Aafcust SO, 19(. onder act of Congress March S. 1ST v,a fMd nd lb bloo,n '
1 !.., , ;t lover wwr tn br mauncr. Shi.;"1'
Drtlrcr4 b Carrier ' - Br Mall MAlkH r.ittflitrtiitlv nil tn him :
Ota Tear
H!x Month
Fere Mentha
Qa Month
16. SO Ona Month
. I It Threa Montba
.6 tiix Montbi
- ,it one Year
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finfers abore his eyes, tickled bta
vara and patted bl nock. She
understood, and ao did the big
bar.' He showed many a alien of
land.
cube city H; aatiuUnU
prim ' f Irat 4 l, firsts
creamery prices: J'rlnts
cents above cube etaud
buterfat 44 'j f o b. lort-
i'otatwa
NiudN
.toulyl
J SO l.tio.
KLAMATH CLUB
TO HOLD SHOOT
H'outlMit'd iroin paae ou) '
tiuuday and Muudny will be Mia
of the blMvat dlid hct airuuiti'd
evcnlH of II a kind ever l ifd la I
oiilherit ttrvgon", Arthur W.
rVhauuu. official of the club ili
dared today.. "We arc elntUu
tit It'UHt fiit whooU'ro.1' '
Thcit Kill be no luter-clly
nhoot: tuillvldual oniietltlon will
characterlte the tournauivui.
t
'A.:...'.J.J D rjllfjit;. r , f , piMfttra. IjJia arched h! Hk
naautitiicu J ress Icasea .Wife i ' J, fn& rubUu4
h head acakiiit th
glrl'a Bilk-clad ahouldrr.
Kor p'rhma ten mlnulca tbl
' ' T "- Member of Slit Assolat4 'J,reiai 'A ' exchange of rarvaara between
Tba Aaaoclaled Pref Is erclUBlvety entitled" to -t ho um or repahllra-. """e "d girl went on. to the
tloi of all "n( dfypatrhes credited o It or not otherwlaa credited evldcut admiration of both. And
la till paper and alto the local saw pnbllabed therein. All rishta the crowd loved the nlcture.
ol fapnbUcatioa at apaclal dlapatche nerain are alao rnerved And when, at lam. ho turned!
away, there was a far-away, wM
- ful look In the girl's eyes, a recol-
. i . lection, perhaps, of the' open
rIyl. " t "'p ' f " . "" ' country, the trees and brooks and
title rrOOJ Of OrOWtfl birds and wild flowers, and horse-
.When the Klamitth schobls open for the year there ZulTT'Z
noticeable increase in enr'olirhent. " This in an spreading' oaks beside the road.
Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
Thureday, September-1,.1927
win be a
indication of city growth that cannot be denied
""nicri the records shoW from ten to fifteen per cent , Democrats Unable
increase in the number of pupils there can be no 'deny-j '-. Mnh )'
inf the constant growth of a community. That is what, 10 "
JClarhah; wilLshdw this year arid perhaps more,' but con-i ronTLAXD orvv;avjit. i (.v
Bervatively .speaking it will reach that percentage. P.) Democratic iedet of Mult
- J Pifosant to not, tfisven though.it calls to TLTt'
tenuojr Uonsta$t Ye&flofjTnpre housing for children, icongren for ne third district.
The iiyr Veil taken care of tor the pr4ent,and per- debated for a.wtiiie a resolution
.hap,, has aome leeway for growth in the "buildings tnai lfoat tTl
have been built this year, but as year after year vadd : primary, ftttr ttiM eiin was
thcif .tocariitlxtteaAe! wcautstS.'btar m nund that the forced totadjora ar a:i on
i- i . . : account 01 rumtxi th public
4.v, . libra rr
iwiool-faeiUtiea Jiuut . bo. constantly increasdd: 1 "couut.. ruh? H ,h.V V
vr.-i-Ui, ... a .11 T , it-tw,... . ... uorary waere toe Tiieeung, was
j When a city ceases' to build school,-buildings, that heM.' Another meeting: wirt bo
city naa reacnea oearocK in growtn. Kiamain rails nas "" neaoenaay nigm.
hardly started on its era of growth. She is just getting
No
faction 'was taken on the resolu-
r-r--, - T ,. T : . " lion which was offered by Will
reaay 10 srarx, wnicn means we musi De aien ana mina-'D. Bennett.
ful of the future needs of the school housing problem. the debate George H. wat-
' ' son, former democratic county
, , I chairman, declared the primary
, Power, for Crater Lake fe.'
m w iv wv aauo w waa muu ij a, as v avnve t vinw w v
application of the Copco company' "to "extend its electric
lines from Prospect .down into the-Klamath Falls coun
try-which wilVgive this city the benefit of power from"
tfie'De-fc Prospect plant nbw building and will also serve
the. country; not now served north .of this .city.
;"". One' of the' important features,' asideTirom insuring
tin's -community, an abiibdant ''supply of power is the
possibility of placing power the, disposal of Crater Lake
and Ihe instirations of the government located in the
TiaikiI)7AW'fche 'Fortf'-Klaniah',cduntry, whiqh been
wiou electrjc pwer willj.be served from the proposed'
extension..
Electrical development' conies hand in hand with in
creased population and added industry, it is essential
irid' needful-anAthera J j UUe doubt that the state will,
after careful study, -grant and encourage extension of
electric, lines.'
G RAN D O PE NI NT" v
TONIGHT
Fait Season of Dancing at the
WINTER GARDEN
Under the Management of
HAL BLACKBURN AND HIS BAND
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DANCING EVERY
WENDESDAY AND SATURDAY '
SPECIAL LABOR DAY DANCES'."
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
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OFFICIAL QUEEN'S BALL SUNDAY NIGHT
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Horses for the Fair
This may be a gasoline age but Jim Miller and his
Bodeo committee Insist lhat the horse Id still a Very im-
This committee has worked
With the couny . fair that is
portant part . of any fair. '
out a Rodeo in connecion
going to' Se a winner.' '
' Today Mr.' Miller announced that 70 head of bucking,
horses, twenty-nine head of running horses and three re-.
lay strings ''of' horses are already, on' the ground. .He,
speaks of this advance achievement with considerable 1
pleasure, for it has been bo small undertaking to secure :
the horses. (
' A -very interesting feature of the arena' is that iirls
will ride the, relay horses. They are the best riders in
ladies' class m 'the jes;?
" .Klamath is going to liave a wonderful fair, a first-
class Rodeo and a Labor celebration on Labor Day that ,
will be outstanding in the history of this community.,,
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ThdditioB-'to qiiSto of,
Large Exdingo anlSecond
Hand Furniture 'DieW
Announcing
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furnish
(yourlnbiTii
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Editorial Opinion From Over? Nation
Ill
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AJt THK t'Nn KRHITY OK
There conld seem to be no spit
more fitting for "a free, tolerant,
and searching discussion of prof
lema of government and econo
mics. The great political, philos
opher, who in his inaugurad ad-,
dress as president of the Cnited
States said, "Error of opinion
may be tolerated where reason la
left free to combat tl." would
look with high approval upon bis.
consecration of the school he'
to the discussion of tho-
Christian Science Monitor: Wil
liams college in WilUamstown.
Mass., which has for six years en
Joyed something of a monopoly
In the discussion of international
vffalrs 1n midsummer. Is to have
a rival' tnla srar.- The challenge
la sounded from the south, from
the University bfi Vlrclnla. which
anaooaces a summer Institute bf founded
public affairs, with a most Inter- Political problems of the present
esttelr ' PTOgram:"- Among those moment, It Is an admirable thing
'who 'are-1 scheduled are' John- H. that 'Ihe sohth' should " march
Clark,.' former r Justice . of' .idhe.,.thus shoulder to shoulder With
supreme coilrt of the fnited (New Kngland in the endeavor to
Btates,' who will talk of "The'ecure the truth concerning the
League of Nations' as It Is To- political affairs of the world,
day;" tien. Herbert M. Lord, dlr-j , .) ' ...
ector of the bureau of the budget. . . flTV PRTl'KK
ho will 'elucidate "The Nation's;- ' '
Dullness;" Ogden L. Mills, 'who! Portiund Journal: Thursday a
discusses problems or taxation; (blg bay horses in n huge truck
Dnalel C. Roper. , who will talkeam close to the sidewalk at the
of agricultural problems, and At- Journal r-corner entertained a
bert C. Ritchie, governor of Vry- crowd' of' rssers-by." - '
land, who speaks ' of mt'.ni::iif He was a beautiful big Shire
government and the future of and was In playful mood as he'
American democracy.- Eidci J waited, close ' to " the ' passing
these, and other atated lecture, crowd, for the driver's order to
there aTe to he ronnd-tahle' move on with his load. Folks
cusaions of the sort made atlrac-'dddged a the' big . head reached
live at WilUamstown.' '. " toward them In what seemed a
All students of public affairs willingness to take nip of a
will welcome this progressive atp lady's blouse or n prized fur. An
on Ihe part of the historic tin'-occasional smothered scream and
rslt .thst.Jefforsrt.i fotinil..ja..look of Jrlght von a,.-surprised K
It will pay you to get xir bid
before selling your used furni
ture or stoves. . (You no doubt
Have several pieces of furniture
you wish ' to replace with new,
or trade for other pieces you
need. : You can turn us your
used furniture as first payment
and any balance due can be paid
us" under our Liberal Credit
Plan' JArVhy not have our man
call and figure With you today,
as we are- just now giving very
liberal prices for used furniture,
and very low prices on bur new :
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Specials vPhis Week
More than 3000
Preferred Shareholders
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Satis&ied Investors
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At i i , StcJjly; accumulating ,dollar on dollar by regular saving "" ": '
and investment, the rMfctitioner ef thrift feels tecur5 In the , ,, .
' ltriou.lodge,otfl,lf;ojjfo(rjable balance m the b-nk, and a .
steady income from permanent investments. : ' ;
More than 3,000 preferred shareholders of The Califor
nia Oregon Power Company know this feeling of security.
M:t of them are numbered among our 25.000 customers,
and at e satisfied with their investment ns they are with the
dependable utility service they receive. Their money cx
directly into permanent, useful public utility properties.
It is easy to become a preferred shareholder in this
progressive public utility. As small n sum as $10 a month,
systematically put by under our monthly
, investment plan, will enroll you aJ a
satisfied investor. . , ..' "', ,. ',
, A copy of this l$-page book, describ- ,'
Ing and illustrating the properties of . ,
The California Oregon Power Company, j '
will be pent to ybu cn request.' together .
with compete information about invest- r-.
ment in the Company's preftsfrou lharciJ UiJ
This C-AUFORNiAiOREGON,PowiiF( Company
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Good, new Simmons bed, spring and
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Nice, Sea Grass Rockers reduced to
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! Beautiful 2-pjece Chesterfield 1 Suite,
JBiltwell make,' Jaquard Velour, re
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And that
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