The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 18, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSept. 18, 1931 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OP.EGOM TAGE THREE Loop Trip To Crater Lake Through Scenic Wonderland of West rrna of pnprrh beauty high In iIih mountain-. Ilcatitlful farming land, Inviting mountain arenery, proaprroiia cltiea great Hie trav eler on bla fiuriliwanl Journey. Uuod fliihlug atrraini, tho Itogue, I n..jua and .'.) K"n'lo rlvern nro ulong the any, mill good i-unifilfig apola aleuM avuihihle. The M-Krnzle highway through the t'aaradea from Kiigenn lo lioiid la alio often lined lu the b op trip, nni f ir omn illntance followii along tho rliplluc M Ken xli rlvrr. Kaiooua luat wordw: Khe anawer od a matrimonial ad. Horace lieu lu lloopiul lloraco (j:tg, eon of Mr. end .Mr. II. K. Cell ot I'arlfle Ter race, underwent an operation tor appenilkllla at Iba lllllalda boa- pltal, at I; 3D Tbumdey vnlng. At midnight hi conditio w reported good by allandanta. Mr, (let la office manager for tha Klamath Lumbar and Bel company. REFINANCING 0FIIGAT1 UN TS STARTS KAI.KM, Or.. (IIP) Wllh t financing o( th l.,0u-rra Warmatirlnse Irrlaatlon district prertlcally complalnd, the alala re ?tmtlon couimlaalnn ettll lia 10 ui li plane In put through, Over-financing during poat-wnr 1n , and drought your result ing In a alluring of Irrigation water were given principal rea son for today' rilfMriilllti. Plan Inveetlgatliiii Tho Medforil ami Talent dt Irlria ar nest In Una fur liiveetl gallim. Walls A. Ilillrlilna of tha United Slate dxparlment of Ilia Interior baa hern eunimlsaloned to handla Ilia work. Knllowlng ecoimmlo ainl engi neering liivnatlgalloua n( the prn Jecta, bond fmldera will menl to flacltlo what per runt of bonda ran ba ra-laauod aad l( any caatt pay Went rail ha matt. In lha Warniaprlnga r(Uian tuaT. bondhnldura received a St par rant caab payment and 19 par rant In a new bund Issue, taking a ii"t lna of 4 pr cent. Itunil Holder Iaum Arrordlng to figure avallabl at lha atala anglneer' office, lha average Ins lo bondholdnra may ba enmewhat mora aa anina of lha dlatrlcta with lha beat phralral equipment ra la woral flnaovlul ahapa. Inrludrd wllhln tha boundarlna of 4H arttv Irrigation dWlrkl In tha elate, aro 440.UUO Irrigable arr-e. These maintain regular or gattlsallona and own or roulrol and nparat lunlr Irrigation work". Irrigation district hand Issued and told (or thee tulul 1 !,&&, IOU. IK IXalrlrla Default Of tha 41 active rilatrlita. 13 are In default, Thfl Kagl I'nlhl, Jackson county, aud Warm-prlnM, Malheur ronnty, refinancing be ing completed. I'ndnr provlalon of tha federal farey law accepted by Oregon In lfol, tha alato baa received pro pu.nl Involving lha reclamation of 39 proporta comprising Ml, J acre. After a (ull invesliita tlon SI prujecta Involving S 2 6. euK acraa wera found sot feaellile and rollnqulahed. Tha remaining It projects embracing 6.1. 114 acrea ara either In prorrae of eon etrnctlon or being bold for furth er Inveetlgetlon. Lands patented to tha alato by the federal government total 77.- 19.41 arraa of which (0.347.4 hava born deeded to actual eet tlara In tracta of 40 to lu acre. A Hat for palanl of M.JvS 17 a. re la now pending hefora tha department of lha Intarlur. Theee will mak tO.sls.O arrca rnclalm d under Ilia Caray art, furnlah Ing homes for tuoueenda of per anna aud adding materially lo lha laxahl wealth of tha atata, ao rordlng In tha reclamation com Bilaalua. Horsefly Board Granted Hearing On Dredging Job Jsdga William Duncan Thurs day algnad an ordr on petition of tha dlrortora of th lloraally Irrigation dUlrlct axttlng, Noram bar 4, at I p. m., aa tha tlm tor hiarlng objr.llona to con firmation of a contract for th drrxlglng of lha I'lrar Ink canal. Tho potlllon acta out that an election waa bald voting that tha fllrortor color Into contract for tha dredging work with tha Lan gl yalloy Irrigation dlatrb t and lha Inltnd Btati-a govnrnmcnt. Th dlroctora aak conflrmallon j by tha court of tha contract which aara that tha llnraafly drttrlct mu-t rr 111.71 and lha Ingall Tallay dlatrict $30, J88.4S for th dredging work. L. Orth Sisemore Named Deputy By District Attorney Dl.trlct Attorney T, R. Clllen water announced Thunolay the appointment of L. Orth Sbo gaoro, aon of Llndaey Blomora of Fort Klamath, deputy dlatrict at torney for Klamath county. Klaemor wilt beglo hi dutlci Immediately, Klaemor f Ilia a vacancy In th office due to the attendane of Capt, D. B. Van Vector at an offlcar'a training ichool at Fort Munroe, Va. Blaemor I gradunte ot th VaWnratty of Wanhlngton law auhool and recently paasod tbe Oregon atat bar examination. Shaw-Bertram Is Opening Office In San Francisco According to an announcement mad Thuraday by J. ltoyal bhaw, tha rlhaw-Tlortrara com pany haa rorontly nponed a aalea offlcM In tho Crocker Flrnt Na tlonul ' Ilank building In Bnn Kranclaco, Thin office Is In charge ot 0. R. Wladoru, and apnclullgea In boi-ahook, anlllng directly to tho California traclo, Thn Hhaw-llortrum company waa formerly reproaented In Kan r'rnnclsco" by the American llnx Corporation, which acted aa aaloa agenta tor th local company. Judge-' Ttln op'a Knllh KKNOH1I A. Win.. (U.PJ Latin may bo a dead langunga, but It' enter to uae In booking minor ot fendora thnn dnak aorgennts' fCng llah, Munlclpul Judge Calvin Stew art decided here, Hecorda con taining auch aliilomnnta aa "thla bird wna arrentod,, brought com ment from th Judge thnt "off I cera had hotter at Irk to rarua avis lt' mors dignified." Aid for Iloolle-fgera' FainllleaT (1HAND ItAl'IDH. Mlch..(U.R Tho city cnmtnlaalun hna neon nak ed to decide whether bootleggera' rnmlllna ar entitled lo wulfnro alii. Thn ruling waa anked by tho illy welfare worker who aald that "fnmlllna of hnntleggera rnn get Jnat aa rold and hungry aa thus ot nilnUteri ot tho Uonpol," OIIATKIl J.AKW NATIONAL I'AHK, Ore. A loop trip that bua attrai'lnd many I'ortland, North ern Oregon aud Wellington au lolata th la aeaaon to Crater iJik I "ail a th molorlat thruugli aom of tha moat Inviting aconery In lha Waal over good roada, afford ing thorough acquaintance wllh Ilia beauty of tha Caacada moun lulna. Central Oregon, Houlhern Oregon ami lha Wlllamelle val ley. Leaving Portland, the molorlat haa tho choice of Iwo routea, one aiong tha aoenlo Columbia lllver highway and tha other over tha Waplultla highway along thn baao of Ml. Hood, Joining The liallea California highway at Maupln. The flrat ropta peaaea through Mood Itlver and turn at Tha Dalle for a atralght aouthnrn route, paal Maupln down lo lleud, following tho upward rouraa of the Deachutee river and paaalng through Madraa and Itedinond, two growing coiniiiuuitlc of tbe Central Oregon region. Ml. Hood on limits Itlalng In a height of 11,000 feel, enow-rapped the year around, Mt. Hood la one of the big iconic, feature of the Journey, while further south Mt. Jeffer son, Three fingered Jack. Ml. Waahlugton, Three Klalera, llrok en Top, llarhelor, MalUeu I'eak, Mt Thlnlaou and numerous mailer peaks greet the ey of the traveler. Near in Three Blalera, the largeat lava field In tha I'nlted Ktatoe la paaaed, covering 70 square mlnea. It Is believed to be of comparatively recent origin, end Is In the region of bo volcanic oonea. Nearly ttl gluclcrs ara lu tho aaiue region. Ilorderlng The ' Dullea-Callfor- li la highway, th bcaullful Upper Klamath Ink Is seen as on of lb largeat bodies of freah water In the country, all on lha way lo Crater lake. Iilamond lake can aUo be Included In lha loop trip, wllh a good fureat road leading to It from Crater laka. From Hand th rout loads down the highway to the eaat en trance road lo ('rater lak or far ther aoutli to Klamath Falla, tl mllea from the lake, conneoted by good hard-aurfaced road. Over the Waplnllla highway via tbe eaat entrance road the dlatanca from I'ortland la Sit miles, and la allghtly longer by way of tha Columbia Itlver highway and Klamath Falla, hut Iba scenery aiong Hie Columbia river and up through tha Klamath basin la a never-ceasing sourcs of wonder. After a vl.lt at Crater Lake, Inking advantage of the guided rim caravan trip around the hike, boat Irlpa, ulghtly lecture at the community house, bike up to Garfield peak and over tralla lending to many eoonlo spots, and a vlalt to the I'lnaclea, tall eroded andatnn and mud spires, the niotorlat can begin bis return trip to the north by way of Klamath Kalla or Modford. Th former route Jolna with tha I'arlfle high way a ehort dlatanca south of Ah laud over the (Ircen Hprlng way, and the other route followa a hard-etirfered road for HO miles to Modford, from wblcb the auto Journey leada bark to Tort land through Oranla I'aaa, Hoaeburg, Cottage Orove, Kugene, Junction CHy, Albany, Corvallla, Kulrm. Orrgon City and than 13 miles to rortland. At Omuls Psna a aide trip rsn be made lo the Oregon Cnvea, cuv- FEL i& SAD?, SPE0ALS 8 Important Items Offered at a Genuine Saving Dry Goods Dept. Main Floor UNBLEACHED SHEETING 76 inches wick1. Suft 29c grul No drpfuiiiijr. 1000 yards nt ... Piece Good Main Floor -19c i. BLEACHED MUSLIN 36 inch. No filling. No drimintr. Special for the two-day event. V( 10 Yards TURKISH TOWELS Heavy weljrlit. Doublo thread. Colored borders. On Sale Main Floor. Eight For PRINTED FLANNELETTE 50 different both kiddies J FLANNELETTE - pinccs. Excellent deaifrns for CS and grown-ups. V Special 5 Yards 1L WHITE OUTING id Of a high grade soft and fleecy 27 inch. Offered at a give-away price. ri .1L 10 Yards SHEET BLANKETS Extra large size. 70 x 99. Fine grade. Firmly knit. Heavy 'weight $1.25 value. 9& DOUBLE BLANKETS H Extra large size. 70 X 80. Good heavy $ 1 49 weight Plaid patterns and lot of colors. Compare it to the regular $2.00 value. Now PANEL CURTAINS Marquisette. Wldo rayon fringe. 2Vi yds.long. . Beige color. Our Price 69. AU of the Above Articles are in Piece Goods Dept. Main Floor, gtetfUcren , KOUOHISTS Ui JMSTBWJTIQH JHC MAMk OUH tKUJCT FRIDAY d SATURDAY IN THE GOLDEN RULE BASEMENT STORE This first Fall Dollar Day event includes new merchandise at the low level of prices for fall selling. Don't miss reading every word in this ad there's something of value to you here for every one on the family. DOLLAR DAYS RAYON 400 GARMENTS Aaaortnient Imludea abortive. I loom era. tep-lui, pantlra, etc. Ituo realataut rayon. Novel applique trimmings. All iiei. TWO GREAT I t0 l':v;;.:-.s-:v:-.?: I I ot luye. A I J ! 'Sw I Worth $1.50. Our JH e"" g piece. Trimmed. 2 J?j X;-Contraatlng colore. A J X X'-JVX Onlr 100 anlt at K i fj DOLLAR DAYS ONLY .,ffn,. X0$$M Outf H1 M rV yw- f i telSW PAJAMAS pil ' y I I Ooo4 trad Jlj- !' tf ' I B-TX ,-i m?Sm),1ik&iyr m aarlaV. 7l III l( ! I II N i ' ' vsrvsl .HI hmiwuJj ' "" 59c aJggJ Hemstitched Assorted Designs ' w ReiT. S1.00 Value Genuine PeaUOt Pair .eeaeaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai PAJAMAS MEN'S WOOL AND a RAYON SOX (J Kancjr clocka and weave 4 Pair Y MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SOX Winter wclrht. Pure white. cure ram 3 Pair J MEN'S PART WOOL SHIRTS t'olor at tan, blue and arar. Heavy part wool flannel. $1.40 value one year aio MEN'S PULL-OVER SWEATERS Fancy rayon mixed. Novel color. All eliea MEN'S POLO SHIRTS Only a few lft. Rerul dollur values. Not all alto 1 25 SWEATERS CI Pull-over atyle. Aasorted col- f I ora, weaves and palters. lOUCe wool. Sue 30 to 36 BOY'S WASH SUITS Our entire etock. - Sites 1 to 8 years. Keg. Sc value 2 For BOY'S DRESS CAPS Adjustable alaea. Kail and , winter weight. Lota of color 2 For BOY'S DRESS SOX Plain color of black, brown, (ray and tan Pair BOY'S PART WOOL UNIONS Winter weight. Random mixed. T.ong !( and sleeve Cent Cent SUIT & DRESS SPECIAL it $98ff 'ir V. All Wool THREE-PIECE KNIT SUITS For Sporta Wear Wool Itloaae. Knitted jacket and akirt. A-'sorted colors and combination of colors. An ordinary ft.io value. Guaranteed new fall tries. Sites 14 to 42. CREPE DRESSES Heavy Durable Crepe. New long lengths. Short or long sleeves. Jacket type. On and two piece effect and many other smart styles. Practical, In expensive dreeaea for street and offlca wear. Basement Store INFANTS WOOL HOSE Wool and Tayon -a1 4 Pairs 0 JL INFANTS ALL WOOL! SWEATERS " Limited quantity. Whit with (y colored trim aS 2 For INFANTS BATH ROBES and Sacqna. In colors. 811k trimmed 2 For RUBBERIZED CRETONNE APRONS Largs flowered patterns. Coverall styl 3 For WOMEN'S SLIPS Broadcloth. Bodice top. Hem ditched and hemmed 3 For CHILDREN'S DRESSES I to I years. Not aU altos. Fancy prints 2For WOMEN'S GOWNS Nainsook. Trimmed In colors' 2 For COTTON BLANKETS Double. Gray with colored borders. Full sue Pair DAMAGED GOODS Odds and ends of all kinds. Hoss, underwear, etc. Slightly damaged and soiled. All to be sold at ridiculous prices. See these piled on ons large table. Reg-. $1.00 Grade FOOD CHOPPERS II adjustable cutter. Fine, medium and coarse. I ( IT "V Dollar Dayn jf 69c See Eighth St Window Full Fashioned HOSE Pur silk to top. Silk foot. Plcot top. 45 guage. Our regular $1.39 hot. New fall colors. rAiR Women'i OUTING GOWNS 69c Pure Silk HOSE Large assortment ot plain and black heels that formerly sold for aa much aa One Dollar. Dollar Day 3 Pairs ! Mercerized HOSE six PAIRS COTTON BLANKETS , Sama as blanket described above except thee ara singles 1 2 For QUILT PATCHES Crystal wrapped. Large bundle EacK Oat LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC O F" DO Uenta Reg. $1.00 else. For Dollar Days FELT BASE MATS Size 14 x 27 10c Size 24 x 86 .. 19c Excellent for In front ot atoves and to us lo kitchens. Linoleum patterns TURKISH TOWELS Small six. Dollar Day only. Limit 4 towels to a customer. Each m BASEMENT STORE SAVE SALE SLIPS FOR PREMIUMS