The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 28, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text--- TUESDAY, FRTintTAnY 2, 1022 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Pnffo Two The Evening Herald M'VWWVWWVVVWWWVWWWWVWMAWMAMrM Outbursts of Everett True By Condon S&Btfald&D SERVICE THAT SATISFIES OUR SERVICE SATISFIES P. II HOUT.E....Klltor nmt InMlshcr II. It. HILL :..CIty Editor VVVVVNNi-NiiiiWV 4&r, a Stt&& Published dally except Sundny, by Tho Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Fall, nt 119 Eighth Street Entered nt tlio postoftlco nt Klam Hi Falls, Ore , (or transmission through tho mull as second-clou matter. MnMnr.it or titu associated niKoS Tho Associated Proa I exclusive ly entitled to tho tuo for publica tion of nil nova dispatches credited to It, or tint othcinlsa credited In tills papr, nnd nlro tlio local news published henln. Tt'i'sii.w, niiiiit'Anv -m, tn-jzi r You'R-e geing: by ths "Post orr-icc, Mta.TRVJCS, I WiSH YCXJ'O COMEA tAVOR. AIVO TR.OP THIS U3Tt;5. TUCiRC FcR ?U5. A SOLID FRONT "H ff! nlno sencs who only stands and wnlt' " Is ft motto wor thy of a r.rertt A o serious con sideration Just now by those who teo within tliriii tho burning of p "Meal ninbltlon, lb" i' .re to scire the standard of tho par'y and lend a .c torlnus chnrRO. a' ..)s with 'io dim lurking liia In no background Ihnt nt thg end there VI nnlt a com fortablo nnd (onRenlal or ml posi tion for tho triumphant leader Too often the 2 'res thco Im patient one blind their to tho true facts of tho situation, nd their Ill considered charm 'i b ttcred by un- reckoned obstncles l"to a baiting ntampede tnd changed tint. Into n disastrous rout. As tho mouth-piece of tho -epubll-enn party In Klamath coUtHy". a party triumphant In the nation and it.i'e The Herald Is going to stand flrln this yeor for party solldnjlty. Holding the majority n Klamath, tho republican party In recent years has rarely ob tained a party vk ory, and often sensed n ileus defeat. Theso lersons df tho past should teach alt those who sincerely believe In tho worthiness of republican party alms and iho Integrity of republican Idcats all those who are enlighten ed followers of Lincoln, McKlnlev nnd Itooscvclt that we must yield our prhato grurtees :.nd desires to party discipline wlcn the gcod of tho party demands It. Othonvlto wo arc r. rabble and not worthy of the grsnd political heritage that Is our rightful lot. Lincoln was tho peerless exponent of tho power of compromise, and yet In all history U Is Impossible to find on Instance where be sacrificed one principle for which his party stood. or ono sbred of his predominant Amorleanlsm, Tho plain tm It nbout republican ism In Klamath county, is that It has failed to b'T tho responsibilities that naturally eu'all upon the power It holds. Anl ntll i party, a dis ciplined organUa'"-' It its to take tbo responsible ,; v dershlp. It can claim no r -ges. 'As a newcomet In 'ho field tho edi tor of tho Herc.lt! has no criticism to offer of tho rrc ft leaders of tho' party, tbo cential roMinlltccmcn nnd J tho haudiul o' earnest workers who have kept tb fire of party organiza tion nllghl Itather he would glo them. Kioal credit nnd honor thorn for tho splondl i performance of a difficult osl They desenn well of tholr party, uud they deserve from each Individual In th party eurnest alleglaixe counsel wSien they ask It. nnd nsststanro at 1 times Wo arc not prci.iilng blind follow ing of'a party fetich, or subservient cringing to tho v"ty Insb Hut wo do sincerely be)oo tbnt wo can work out our parly problems wl'hln the republican fold id that wo ran So orginlzo ourselves nnd dispose our li'acrshlp that wo will 't sent an" tmlvlded front end enter tlio coming campaign united on thn larger Issues 1'urely local proijiciiit. und (ounty offices nn not mutters for serious party consideration. They nr affect 'd by tnuny fnctou nutsldo or party limits v friendship, business 'rator nul, church nnd uoclal relatlcns und faw voters In this era of swift tranrportatlon, when wholo counties nro In rs neighborly touch ns were proclncts formerly, pay much alien lion to party lines In local politics. Hut In Btato and national govern ment purly division l and alwas will bo tbo host bash on which Issumh ran bo decided and principles accept able to tbo majority determined. By the will ot tho majority thu re publican party has been entrusted with tho responsibilities of govnrn mont, nnd ns good citizens wo would bo recreant to the Ideals of Amorlean lsm,, lacking In the essentials ot good citizenship, (f we full tl to nmku tho mostJof our trust. Not for pursoual preference, not JKX'&n S7 MAIN !.T oirA Fiivt Showing of Exclusive Models Wednesday, March 1st ) In cooking you require a .steady heat held always at a certain rate of heat for several hours. ectrioity; you merely teal is, obtained und held there .steadily. This can he done by using e press a switchthe desired --i-?:--" -xt-vtv NV, H- rVOOoOV COIA-D Ta-W Fl?OM THT S'CRlOOV.INCi WrtCSTHGtS. IT'S Ht?1NT R5R. H NOtY OHIO, PR. MONK M3Ni tnw GvASR., ACCOMMOTJATCS hrHe M4f- ct-ercvs DY TOVplNC T (Jt3R.S ii' s Ml"" I ' ant) bof(n tbo winter. A gviuuiiHlitm mid reading room will nt l lu- 1 building operations this summer nnd timvlmiim nmauut to bo nssumrd bv Imve th building re.idv for oceiip ""' J-nK"H V"ey Irrlgntlon III i... ,-, iiii.-i. iiuiiiiiiMi null i'i;ui) sown thnus.iiiil dolliirti unit the pn um ticti.it part of Hie opiriitloii anil Hlleil Thn post has now under eon- mnltiieiutiii.o cost of the t'lonr l.al.e slderntlon plans for the formation of 'rosem-lr iiml stnrago works ,, ,hi,i,, .....i, i T tinl iit siild nliirtlon the ballot will nn athletic club. ..nitain lb., words , i-oNTU.MT W ITI The stock Is completo iu lhe iSl'ATKS VI.'S Till: fMTI'.lti , prltes nro right at Ktidir) iirtmr I neth'i: or snu'i ii, i i.rrnoN i.A(ii:i,i, vi.i.i ittiuii.vrioN niM'Uit-r. or m.ammii i ot - r, oitrtios Nol.ro is ln-reby i:li-n ili.il n spec lal rlt'Ctliiti will lie held on WVduo day tho i-'.'nd lu of Manh A I) l!l'J within the lanu.ll ValKn lr rlg.itlon OUrlit of 'Kl.im.it Ii t'dutil) fONTItACT WITH Till: fNITIIlt STATIS NO Tbnt tlio polling plain, dcslgtialod fi r mid I'li'Ctlnii rurdiifv Hall nt l.nndlrt Orpgun situated nt ntiproxlmittrlv the North-i-ift iiiriior of Sertlou Two. Town Mhtp l'.rt Smith, K.iiikk TIiIiImmi Kant of tho Willamette Meridian within said l.annell Valli- Irrlgutioti MUtrlrt The polls slinll be opened nt S ' You Never ForRct to Fill llto Stove With Wood You Eacnpe the Dut, Dirt nml Confusion This means hours saved for the wife of the modern home for pleasurable things. Why Not Do It Electrically THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. " OI It'l '""' Ii""" imi-'M iineim nir our Mulling wliutlr will blow lo-l" woin.ui (ii i.inii rn, -r morrmt on'ii.lin1 i 7 !td , llm I "- t iei i fur i inid.it t iKitt will In rel Tbo water Is wnnn mid nir wnnu 1 1 t iirtl i or i foreman mi Hie jnb lresslill rooins ut the Sii'iM'Iuii lllll I.VKI.'S IIO I) I'mne olid teiirn ih wiin I ft I 3 Oregon for the purpose of deterttiln ' o clock un the itiiirtiltu; of said tier ing whether n certain ennirnrt hIi.iII I be entered Into between the mild Uiti ,ge1l Vulle) IrrllMtlou Dls'rlrt nnd Hie t ntted States of America fur the con struction of mi Irrigation strtn In 'eluding dlvemion dam i inats and Il.tternls, pumplni plnnts. etr nml for n wnter right for ti .'"'i nrres f land within the Clear Like lllierslon of the said Langell'Valtei IrrVatlou' 01-trlct. whereto nnd thereby tho Peti 31 cs t P?!ll J I S .i.-l ! J 1 ttrtl il.ll. ullil he kl.tlt iillell milll tit ' o clock In the iillermioii of ald !" I tihott by order of tint Hoard of HI I reilur ot the l-inc.rll Vulle) Irrlgn i tlon IHstrlrt this naii da of Kebru i no I92'.1 H J TH'KN'Olt. l'resldent 1 V llOOUS Itlreitnr I m, K II ( HANK. Ulrei or, I A I. W1SII,ltl tiecnUir. II "I for self-seeking gain but because It ' li might reduce colds somo if the Is our plain duty to do the thing be ids our dear girls wear to djnees nearest nt band and carry on the 'were nude of wool fovernment for tho best Interests of tho community nnd rommonwcalth. If we fall we nro In tho poiltlcn of he who took bLs talent out and burled It faithless rcrvants who did not caro onough for tho Interests of the people to maintain those Interests, and If we are cast Into the outer darkness we will hac met but the Just deserts of tbo falthlei. J K. traders saro'new sprint: shoes have arrived. 2S-2 Spring Is here whon tho Oeorglu peach crcp gets killed. Prosperity Is still around the cor ner outside the high rent district Now that 'Tnclc" 3 retiring, who remembers Joo Cannon's sto gies? Whore, there was smoke there was nlwa)s fire Take some women out where they think nn echo Is someone answer- king back and they would talk them selves to death SWWWWWAWWWAWAAWMWMVWW...W.WW.AWSV CLASSIFIED ADS KLAMATH PACKING CO. Palace Market Phone G8 MISCELLANEOUS jKOIt PAI.K Ily owner, six room Inline, with bath -large lot good location Small pnment down i:ar terms Inquire. 101'J Jefferson 27-1 Pjv 1SJ 'Tom ims jtyy .i..il,ooi. tost nrvs (iiiorso rou mii.DiNo KAI.i:SMi:.. Agents. Aihertlie. Soil nndy to storukeepem. Illg pay. V.-1 perlenro not noccssur) V Kuril, 721 i Walnut St rttltudulphla. Pa 27-111 KOIl HAM',--Furnished three room house with bath A bargain I.'mI Pltte street 2' ! KOIt SAI.i: Illg blurk riw frexli in August. I tide brood - 2 Oil roc and 2 Puliiml China ti t u Hhoats. Jersey bull. IS limlltli-. U gle burgy und li.trnem good nx now i II i: ItOVSK. Midland K .' . M l'1 Why Pay r21 Min Si 5 lore : Special Prices Wednesday KOIt 1U:NT Three-room furnished apartment. 03 1 N, Mb St. Phono I13J. 27-28 imowNsvn.i.K. k1i, poola l.'Floti po.t-of ' rllrrhnvnil n hll ntnt of prnttnil In thn heart of tho city upon which to erect I 'a building it Is planum! to lnrl WANTKD TO IIUY Oil I.KASK Sawmill not too far from railroad, with timber enough for seternl eurs wood i on svi.i: Dry limb and body wood f 00 po rcord llurr) Kurch, Tel 3UW LOIN VEAL STEAKS Whlto IIAItV rillt'KS Leghorn-. Ilarron Tancred ah. 2S-CaU-run Must bo bargain, llox .V T. r.i"""?1" i, ,,, . 'iiernlil office t.i "train, from our own stock of proven llruwnnllls. ha('"'r'"" 0"'co 11 merit. Per lufl to May 1st. It2 10 VEAL ROAST Milk -Fed PORK ROAST Grain Fed The greatest danger cf Jaywalk ing Is Ja)drlrlng. A building boom will bring down the bouse. Fine reformer motto- As they show so shall we weep. To tax or not to tax, thats the bonus question. Some people favoring tho 135 month car think It will give them longer t0 loaf. Tho bobbed hair fad may In growing; but tho bobbed ralr ain't ' ' 'lie cheapest thing you buy, pro .Nl'OHTsMK.V: 1120 Dodge, $3G0 00 IS20 Dodge. lAOOOO 1!H7 Ilulck, i olinder. $''! 00 after 111 00 Order lion Mnwnod, poultry Farm. Corning. lil I'-iJ M I Whllo Leghorn baby chirks Pure t They say tho airplane Is taking tho auto's place. On ojir rough street,, the auto la taking thn ulr plano's place. Taking a girl at face valuo means Fcseral dollarx a week New spring fasblomi In foot-wear J. :. Knders', Co. '.'S'-: vlded jou make a wito selection BLOCK WOOD .-..)) . LOAD j un iiiiick, Dimiiur. i .m uu .... , . . ;.L 1 - Ifil7 llulik. fi olinder. $700 oo 'JiinrriMl strain Male-1 from hens with J 1320 Ilulck. 0 cllr r. isoo oo f " wji Circular I enry - 1 -1 31S Ilulck, 0 olinder. Sedan, rarnlt. Corning, tnllf II. S 11500 00 , 1 -Hnrley-lUMdHoti motor ccle Lyceum Hall, ror Sth & High, well with Atdo cjr, In good condl-- suited for select parties, will bo rent tlon 1250 ed nt numlnal prl'es Apply to M lit ICK .s.U.r.s .V hKHVICi: CO. ' Moisehf nbaclier. Phono 5'iCW, or on ' Klnmatl. Mr,, at 7li. premises .10 tf I'21-tf , 'STKAM' IIKATKTi'rnnmii 3 r.O per If you want to sell It. buy It, trade week I argo. well lighted lobby It, or find It, try a Herald classified shower baths St winter rates ad "' rentral Hotel. J 1. Ward. Mcr. fitf SIRLOIN STEAK Steer Beef 20c 15 FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT Daily 2 lbs. for 25( Wednesday Only Is tbo hottest, therefore wood for tbo cook stove the beat COE'S AUTO SERVICE )n..uic,;if(ir .11 itrli 1m we will lie Ineiiti'il ,ii Waldorf Billiard Parlor i'fie.s'i: urn SLAB WOOD MOO A DOL'IILi: LOAD In t'io cheapest for all purposes you get more for the money. O. PEYTON & CO. - 110 .Main Phono (KM -r t Big Special Dance Timber Workers Local No. 188 Help the boys keep the Eight-Hour Day Hard Time Prices. Admission 50c Wednesday Night, March 1 Houston-Filz Jazz Orchestra Scandinavian Hall l illng l. f Mi- PuMi-d I lie Fee ,1r H'uiler Steak I'JIji .al .,m I..rt f nmnge 'JO. - Pork Ktetik aoe Pure Pink S.itiai';e Ittii Pig l.lwr He l-i.l Uo.,.1 ' , imt me liar. hi Strips aili llutoii lla. k. 'Jlle GOOD VEAL STEAKS RANCH EGGS Guaranteed iTlie Market where Money talks. A Dependable place to trade. Best of Meats and Beat of Service. .Look' at. our Windows. - "i 3 j I f ' TWO DELIVERIES DAILY vmsm DIDPMDISTURB YOUR SLEEP? Tlin pain nnd torture of rheu matism can be quickly reliectj t by . nn application of loan's Liniment. It brings v.armth, cate and comfort and icts jou deep soundly. Always h.m; n bottle handy and apply when you feel the first twinge. Jtjxnrtralei vtthout rubbtiif. It's splendid to take tlio pain out of tfrV aching musclss, sprains and btrains, still .(olnu; nnd lameibacks. lor forty cars pain's enemy, Ask j-ournciBhbor. f ' At All druggista SSc, 70c, $1.40. Sloa Liniment DOINGS OF THE DUFFS DOING HER BIT BY ALLMAN ... W K (Paisik crrvy COME on,vilbur! if YOU HAVE TICKETS TOR THETHEATER LETS GET 5TARTE O , il I'VE GOT TO GET ENOUGH' MONEY OUT OFTHI5 BANK TO PAY THE (JARFARF- BEFORE WE CAN CO THIS DAMK IS MO GOOD ALL I CAM GET OUT OF IT 13 A NICKEL- IT SEEMS THAT I'M ALWAYS BROKE ABOUT TVO WEEKS BEFORE PAYDAY WE'VE GOT TO CUT DOWM EXPENSES HEREjJ'LLTELLVOU THAT ! ... WEIL I TRY TO BE A3 ECONOMICAL A5 I CAU WITH EVERY LITTLE THING' 7 VJHAT ARli V0U ABOUT? .-r 7 tl f ABOUT Y I -7-t ' 7S-.iJfiL 'THAT! I m ' U till I -rie -aocaoc ncennr 1 1'"CS1I ' ill II r. I "43b WE CAN CO .-f ' Kj n g 1, M: VOL) SEE THAT HATPIN? WELL. I'VE USED THAT VERY SAME HATPIN OH EIGHT DIFFERENT . HATS'l. TT Ia KINDS of Feed for your Little Chicks i and for the Big ones too MURPHEY'S FEED STORE 124 So. 6th St Phone 87 .i.LL e u &' i I