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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1919)
Rw IMOK RIGHT THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUKNIIAV, AIMll I, j lktay.lililKIIMBllMlllMflllllBlBM "Don't Start Anything You Can't Finish"! a H IVY , -t. 11.- T i. fifli im CUT-OFF IS EASY GRDE . O.VK AXI) UM.V PER CENT tiRAl)E 'iJEACOXESS IX KI'ISCOPAI.IAN IS MAXIMUM Q.V ROUTE OVER I CHURCH WHO HAH WORKED mocxtaixs. 'ixenrvi: i-koi'I-k!. ixukfatigaihi- for sold. IIUSV OX MOVE i ' . 1EHS AIIROAl), IMSKS O.Y. i - I . r -i ' M ! V ' Mr' , PORTLAND, April IP. Th Ku-J V.'ord was received hero. Saturday Eene Chamber, of Commerce ,eit bydrs. Gerry Cozad, announcing the Senator McNvy Jata vn Uio-tiro- death In France recently of Mlsa Alice posed Natron Cutoff which shou. j. KnJsht. dpacouegs of the Episcopal that there a awrjxwiate'.y oie church of thts.dlocese. li'iiled tulfa of to'jsti.jctloi'.' neccs-;' jjlsa Knight's homo was In, Now Biry. ', t York, and she came to the west In tho The'sriilo does not exceed ons attd interest ol tho Episcopal Church. In one half per cent and for many ninei wj,Cj, Bi,e van un earnest and dovot of the way Is eight tonrtu ofono per- qd worker. Possessed of a moat lo- ccn.t- ; . ' allle disposition, she endeared herself Representative Hawley has also" tQ a ,J0Bt () Iie0I,,0 .rCli,)ectivo of promised to -use his Influence. 1 ,n KllimBth FaI1!, ti,0 newg of ' ! her death will come as a morft sor The.above dispatch which waj re- ovm mei.3onger. N ; colvedvla the Associated Press late, In81)re(l by tho zeu ot tf10 militant' this afternoon. Indicates that the ,chrUtlan ot i,i,,m1ss KnlBht, on tho, people of Eugene1 are standing by the" decIurat,on of war, dropped he: work offer to use every mean' in their-. ... ... . .,, .,, ranka ot power to get into commercial and coclal relationship with Klamnth County. I'OCII HOMt.S OUT FOK I'KACE DUE COXQUKROR. LONDON, April 22. The "corres pondent of the Daily Mall In" Paris sends an Interview he had with Mar shal Focli, In which the marshal Is quoted as declaring that' "our peace must be a peace of victors, and not of vanquished." "We must stay on 'the Rhine," Marshal Foch said. "Pray Impress that on your countrymen. It Is our only safety and their only safety. Wo must double lock the door "Remember those 70',000,000 Gerv mans will always be a menace to us. They are an envious and warlike poo pie. heir characteristics are not changed. Fifty years hence they will be what they are today. T)o not trust the appearances of the moment." . f : PILOT TO I'IjV OVER NORTHWEST CITIES. SAdDAMUNTf). Anrll 22. Lieu-' tenant Qlmrles "V. Schwartz of Math-' three ticket sellers In olevatfd' rail er" field, will, start on an aerial vo- way stations forced (to surrondor. rcrultlng drlvo Jlay 20, He wilt fly ra! Three major caiiBes woro given by fnr north 'sr Seattle dropping re-' tho chiof for tlio rclgn of lawloss- crultlng literature and stopping nt many cities to personally filgn up uieu tot tho ajr service, OPEN IT Ufxw.iu, ' : - ' - K ALICE KNIGHT . -'HUfDHF the Y. M. C. A. hastened to Franco, where she labored unceasingly for the soldier boys, who learned to lovo her as s'he was loved by those she left behind. On the signing of the armistice, she lectured throughout France, and It Is believed this de sire to further holp the soldier boys was too great a task on her already waning strength and brought about the Inevitable result death. CIIIOAOO HAS WORHT CRIME WAVE IX HISTORY. CHICAGO, April 22. Forty-eight hours of extremo violence caused Chief of Police Garrity to summon all commanding officers. lo his of fice and warn thorn that unless there were unremitting efforts to check tho crime wave some of themMvould face the trial board. Records now show that since Jan uary 1, there havo been 43 murders In tine city, 2? deaths by man slaughter and eight homicides,' a tot al ot 80 killings In 1Q8 days. In nd dltlon 202 stores had beon 'robbed, 94 saloons hold up and looted and ness dUchargo of criminals froiv tho army, unemploymSiii, top few ,pollceraon. 'S DVT'BEKrlT: to mm SAX FRANCISCO. C il . April 2J. A t'e.ldeutp on v i Ico frr an In definite nuinbev of montl's, ... even of :'firs, Is qulti -Mf ii n J fu.tsljjle. acfi ullng to Villi jatinm Su-fameon, tho Arctic explorer. "Sthrkor -Sturkor-sen's recent drift about tho Airtlc on an (co field he looks upon-is on In cident devoid of any particular it lin ger or difficulties. Speaking rQcntitly ot soma of the results of StorkijivpiiiSV drift, as Indicated by tho l'urthl re-; ports which havo reached him, Ste- j fnnssan said i ."His drlft'nnd his soundings show; clearly tho absence of Kccnan Land,1 If Kcensn Land l.i taken to be nsj shown on the latest maps published by the American Geographical Socl-. ety. However, Captain Keennn's re port of the sighting of Kccnan I.nnd was so Indefinite that there always! t has been doubt of Just where It would bo charted. "This last Journey of tho Canndlan Arctic Expedition also shows afresh what all iho Journeys havo shown that the carrying of food In slodgo exploration In the north polar area Is not only unnecsesary but actually a disadvantage, as the heavy loads of food Interfere with the oaso and speed of travel. Seals and bears are available as food. "It has also shown that tho west, ward furrent, known to,exlst In the vicinity of the Alaska coast, dees not exist, or at least Is not pronounc. qd, two hundred miles from land. "They have confirmed the sound ings taken In, other par.tsof the Uenu. fort Sea on the previous Journeys of the expedition, showing .great depths of the ocoan, averaging probably about two miles. I make Oils .last statoment tentatively, for we havo not as yet Storlicrsen's completo soundings, hut on tho gcnorrtl to port that he found deep water. . "Those repeated Journeys of Hie Canadian Arctic ExpedUlfti? ohpw that overy part of tho polar area Isj now oaslly accessible by sledge trav- el, If only you have wthyoii a pnrty, of young mon, who ard not homo-. sick, and nro willing to spend enough i tlmo In their work, For wo have u aHtfflltN Bhown that you cnit travel nnywlioro g on tjio sea Ico In sumirior and llvp H safely on It at periods when you doH. not caro to travel, resuming yourpnj You agree with that sentiment we're the Nation is today. We had to 8tart sure; and you'll also agree with the . Sjhj"; ; 'I'"1 'J. w uot to . . . . , i linisii it. l lie liKhtinir s over l ,, added idea "Don't leave unfinished. pnylng tho bift iH,a Wt,V(i Jro W anything you start." That's whero finish the job. BUY THE NEW VICTORY BONDS They'll pay you a good revenue; The war taught us economy; not better than previous issues; but that simply saving money, but .spoiuling it isn't the point. You ought to buy thorn for the right things. 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