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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday, May 10, 1928
DKI.rillAX Oltc.AMZKK
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HONUKKII AT I.l'XCH
5 Mra. J. D. fioble. Pacific coast
organiser of The Delphlans, was
'umored wltb a luncheon at I.lnk
liavon today hf nipmheYa of Del
ia Ciamma chapler of tula clljr.
Mrs. Golile la paying her offlrta)
Thlt to chapters of aouUiern Ora
(Tu. Following the luncheon the
kilpsla adjourned to tha club
r6im of tha city library where
aiproRram waa held.
ORPHEUS
' NOW I'LAVINQ "
C ULM Kb MEYERS
"The Girl From Rio"
Coming
KltlDAV and SATlItDAY
. HOOT GIIlHO In
"Galloping Fury"
EDITOR'S NOTE
When the second lumber
section of the railroad devel
opment edition went to press
announcement of tha O. C. &
K. extension had not been
made. Since that time, formal
announcement has been made
assuring this project. Iu this
section the project was re
ported as being; contemplated.
A "banner" on the first
lumber aectlon stated there
waa 4 7 billion feet of pine.
This was a misprint as the
article shows. Official records
show that there ts 57 billion
feet of pine which will be
manufactured In the Klamath
basin and approximately ten
billion feet of mixed woods
a total of 47 billion feet In all
species. The i corrections are
made in order to ensure a
maximum reliability to the
wealth, of tha figures and sta
tistics which lend substance
to this special edition.
FOR SHERIFF
PRIMARIES, MAY 18 .
LLOYD L. LOW
Candidate for Republican Nomination
Sheriff of Klamath County, 1921-1924
No. 57 on Ballot
Paid Advertisement
KLAMATH COUNTY FARMS
"Opportunity knocks but once." That time is at
hand. Irrigated farms in Klamath county are unex
celled in rich productive soil, surplus and cost -of
irrigation water, near large marketing centers, and
local payroll from timber industry of $1,000,000.00
per month. "It is a great country," with its fertile
valleys, studded with beautiful mountains and lakes
which afford the best scenery, hunting, and fishing
available.
Buy Land Now
i Others have paid from the 'proceeds from one
crop. So can you., I can sell you improved irrigated
farms at $50.00 per acre. Easy payments-
A. J. TRACY
REALTOR
609 S. Sixth St, Klamath FllasrOre. Phone 969
DR.A.A.SOULE,M.D.
- Offices, Klamath Valley Hospital
and 1945 Main (Clinic)
For Coroner
Here's to Klamath the Queen of the State
Greetings to All, and Best Wishes to my
Opponents
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Remember a Coroner is not an Undertaker.
If you want a' change, Republicans, remem
ber 1916, and Democrats, write my name in
LETS GO!
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(Continued from puno One)
growth and prosperity. , Situated in the center of a big country this '
city automatically takes its place ns a jobbing center. Here mer
chandise will be shipped in carload lots and bulk will be broken to
serve the zone, of which KlamatrV Falls is essentially the capital
and metropolis. . ' v
Our abiding faith is in this community. Every other business
firm has the same feeling. How different is Klamath now as com
pared with a short time back when people came only to remain
long enough to make some money and then be on their way. We
have reached the home building stage, and the itinerant business
man with bombast and temporary residence will not thrive here.
He is not wanted. Klamath Falls offers no inducement to such
people and frankly we speak for the community when we say to
them, "keep moving." We do welcome all legitimate enterprises
and all earnest and sincere business people who will come here and
call this community their home, take part in civic affairs and show
the old-time American pride in their community. To this class of
men and women there is the most hospitable welcome awaiting and
we assure them they can find no place in the west where sterling'
manhood and womanhood will be prized more highly, where homes
will be thrown open and club memberships awaiting more than
right here.
It has often been said that "God makes the country and men !
make the cities." That the country has been wonderfully blest by i
an omnipotent hand no one can deny when the wealth of nature's
resources is observed. Now, thatNthese resources are in close
touch witlv-transportation the key that unlocks all of nature's
treasure chests the responsibility, of building a" city rests with the
men and women who are to profadly call Klamath Falls their home.
This "will be done, for already the spirit of home-building, of,
improving the city's appearance, of building proper and adequate
school buildings, of developing the social life of the community is
very apparent. Business alone will make no community. Coupled
with business activity must come the social life developed to a
point where friends will be numerous, where relaxation will be
positive and where men and women, after a long trip, will cherish
the thought of getting back to their home and their friends in
Klamath Falls. ' True, without active business all else grows stale.
But the activity in commercial lines is assured. It is no longer a
guess nor a hope it is a fact. Now, comes the delightful and pleas
ant task of all who live here to shape and fashion a community that
will stand united, that will uphold a patriotic and loyal spirit to
Klamath. s ,
And this also will be done. The whole program for a fine busi
ness city, a delightful socialcity and a permanent home city is now
in the making. ' i
We submit to you this special edition feeling that you will have
,the same pride in it that those who have been instrumental in pro
ducing it for you possess. No editorial staff ever worked harder;
no mechanical force ever showed greater loyalty, than have all
who have worked on this newspaper which will go forth to the
world to impress the public with what the Klamath Basin actually
.possesses. To the entire force and to the special writers we extend
our appreciation and the appreciation of all who will read this pub
lication. . . .''
Very sincerely,
WHEAT PRICES
SLIDE 6 CENTS
CIIICAdO, 111., May 10. (IV-j
Wheat prions auffarnd a aevere
tumhle today, plunging downward
aa much aa. all renta a bushel 1
aftor-. an early a (I vain. May I
delivery of whmil Ml tu $1.53
and July to 1154. Rolling be-'
rama general mi account of tha i
government crop report ludlrnt-1
Inc mora domestic winter wheutj
this aaaiion than la gvtiernllv rt
livctt'd.
Tli City Hanltary Co.
Which la 'tha new holder of
lla city garbage iraucblaa, la u
ready to serva lis patrons. Call y
Dance Tonight
Herb Wiedoeft and his
Brunswick Orchestra
ALTAMONT
ADMISSION
Gentlemen, $1.50 Ladies 25c
Publish
er.
Super Service
Station to Be
Finisned Soon
KOTED JVRIST DIES.
ST. PAUL, Minn., May .10. (A.!
P.) Judge Walter II. Sanborn
of the United States circuit court '
of appeala died suddenly In hia
apartment here today. j
With the completion of the
Super-Service Station on the cor
i ner of Main and Eleventh ex
pected by the fifteenth of this
1 month, another modern building
will be added to 'Main atiWt.
Built of the finest type brick the
i new bulldlnK when completed
! will coat In the neighborhood of
115,000. The building forma an
"L" on the large lot, which baa
been owned by Mr. Johnaon for
more than 10 years and will
corer a apace 28 by 148 feet.
Thomas A. Fisher, building con
tractor, has rushed the building
to completion. 1 '
Upon completion' tha station
will be placed under the manage
ment of Lewis, Frank of Wash
ington, who comes to Klamath
Falls thoroughly experienced In
I this line of work,
j Brake testing, rellnlng of
brakes, greasing cars and apeclal
, serrlce In washing will be fea-
i lured" at the station. Two Red
Crown pumps are to be Installed, J
i each .tank carrying 1000 gallons
of reserve gasoline. i
! Right men will be employed at
tho station nnder Mr. Frank. i
v. ,
I LONDON, jhay 10. (AP) I
Foreign Secretary Chamberlain,
i speaking In the house of com-
mons today concerning the Kel-1
logg outlawry of war proposals,;
said that the British government
not only warmly welcomed the!
Initiative-of the United States I
but was hopeful that It would'
be successfully concluded and!
would make a real, contribution j
to world peace. j
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Bend Kiwanis ;
vs
Klamath Kiwanis
Friday
1 Fair
:'WM- At
ir Ground. . ,N 1" If;
For an exciting curtain-raiser we have planned a wrestling match
between the mayor of Klamath Falls andthe mavor of Bend.
Everybody turn out, as we think the mayor of Ivlamath Falls
will be a tough boy to throw so they tell us.
l aint mad at. nobody'
Here's real value !
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Refrigerator
There tre three important
things to consider when you
buy a refrigerator. The me
chanical quality of the product
(its efficiency, its quietness, its
simplicity, its cost of operation),
the character of the organization
which makes it .... . and the
ctual amount of shelf space it
gives you for storing food.
t
You will be amazed to see how
unusually roomy all the mod
. els of the General Electric Re
frigerator are.' The scientifi
cally designed; extremely'
compact dulling chamber al
lows the very greatest shelf
space. The model illustrated,
built for the use of a medium
size family, has twelve square
feet of shelf area. ' i -
Viewed from every angle, the
General Electric Refrigerator
represents extraordinary value.
Compare it with all others.
Come in and see the various
models. Time payments can
be arranged, if you prefer.
The California Oregon Power Company
Klamath Falls, Oregon 7
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