?;$& ff& v '' i , i ii' I i 4 X i M'tMl is 'WT w i 'A i h m i . i i r i,-1 i W, ,r'i WlillMWlW, SI.MMi;it H, iikiu Faj Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TU.P,fMCI4.ll','nferml. wo will ret only tho skim M, ilw M4 VIli- A AVA CXAvi milk nflor tho r renin Imi been whin , ' peil off. Wlidthor tlio inn n who Im nttKoil In' Auto King I', O. NIUKliK Ailvirlllng Maiirtgor . V. It. KOUMi!. .Killlnr nitil I'l.tilUKcr II. It. JIMill, .Cllj' Kltltllf -ii.o.l, vlnuo ll mtv.iFllullif fiiml titty Mjill,ILfr . I . nn u U'Rlllmnto Ion. or nx nn IiivpM nienl, on n n inciini to meet llvnl effort, or nt nn net pro bono publico, contributions kIhiiiIiI ho pledged i promptly nml cheerfully. Mo.lern rnnilltlonii require nntlnn-xvldo ml vert (sing in onlor to nrcnmplHti wli.it I'lihllulKid (tally except Sunday, nt Tho Mnrnld Publishing Company ut Klamath rails, nt 11!) KlKhth etrcot. Kntored nt tho pontolflco nt Klam nth Falls, Of!., fur trunsmlailon through tlio mulls u uoooml-cla.m timllur. the slate of Oregon noeils T!ice Mi:MIli:it OK Till! ASSOCIATED icondltiniH cannot be cluing 'd. n-t.t 1MU1S3 rt. mini niljimt onrolis to them Tlio Arsuclnteil PrcM In oxcliMlto- y ontltleil to tho mo for publics tton of nil noxxs dispatcher ereriltnil lo It, or not ntlierwlHo credited In Ihh pnpor, nml also tlio local noxvs ' published heroin, i - .nvi:itTisi;it.s Copy for display ndx'erlislng mut li In i hit nrfiio not l.it-r tlinn 3 pin on tho ilny prccodlnc publlcn iinn In nnlir in 1k Inserted In tho i 'in of ilm nmr ot the imxt day. ant ndi nnil rinding notice will: TomS'ims uxxr A man bigger than ymi llnr. Id' I inMatcon. i -oxer ii In dicrlblnr ii whirlwind t ilUi" In rnculvoil up to 12 noon on th' you en:i have off tho whirl ilny Of Issue. Ilcrnlil l'lihlMitiiR Compnnv. WIIUMDAV, NOVIlMltlllt 8, Ill'J'J A NEW. DEAL IIK oJ'J-tlon In over. Oregon, u Mrongly republican plate, has n ilnnoirntlc novcrnor. TUo hill pro h'liltliK? rcnU from -axorclslng any iV co In selection of tlio school for i lucntlne th'elr children, l lecomo n law nil will remain a law until t'.o court ilocluro ll tineonstltutlon nl. Nrlthsr the olectlon of 1'lercp nor l'ir puMQfSP of the school hill wnn lb Vnxd hy tlm Hsrald. Wo sincerely bcllcYcil thnt victory far cither, or 1) ith, would ho liitiulrnt to the lat interests of tho state. M'ul tli tuajorfty of On-Rnn cltl 7. :m (I cow othor.vlsc anil It Hi now tlio iloL of nil in Join In suDport of tho naw nororHnr, so that tho pilitlcal Mrotiistli of Dm M:itu may f ilcr ami encourage II economic .f vejepmont. in tbto oAHHtry oltUomt are iimh! auJURttnx tlini!(9lvcH to new po I tlral ronilitlnnii. At an oxcliaiiRo as-: ! Tliero Is cenii'tliliii: maint!c In the i-oner of tho popular ver illrt o:i jkt.'tlo;i day. IVr u lonK pcrlotl prevloiK, tho country In torn by tonfllclliiR pawilons. Hit t' r tiling nro nalil, ami the air roms fllleil with tlUllktt anil tho .p.rlt of revolt. Then mi cite tion ilay tlio hot talk ill.is ilonn, aid the tiuoplo" rjulotly iikvo to thiir polling place ami exprens their will nt tho ballet hoxc. Inxtniitly u chaiip.o"coines over the temper of tho country. Tho poo pin who unko up tho noxt merit Iiik ami fitul- thejimelre beatei vually ul;o their llckltiK Krace. lully. If ttie UrM'l. timy KVt liiliRhiul at, nt larklnir In sport Iiir Kplrit. In ftotnu landn tliiH.t lh.it get tieatnu at the Imllot l.nr I'ike to kumh and i-xjilolve nut ilay. lint In thl country tho iltiUl uicejitanco ot Uio nit nation iiroven tho unporlor fltnis of tho pc'iplo fur tlomocratle Inilltu-lions. I A.i excellent book In rnrry on i 1 1 trip Is a lnlIenr.o book. ' i I ! Twenty yo.lli nKo o were dlr - iiisnliiR prohlblli(:i. but not at miicli ! I as we uro now. (llrl rodo .1000 mtloK to marry a man In riorldn, but .some ch.vo a , man farther wlthoii't luck. m MMV Ttr s---.v I K.Tfci"-." m'. SET- Mi onev asici Markets ! IJ. net nl I'.iivlni ComlltloilH ' i i I lie r.e'ieral ' i le h, I ml toll Iihh ileiiuri'il iii n't Trtoriy t.intitier iiur Int. tlio )ust- iti.tuik vl1 'oil uny tx i itttnit.oi' dtturi!tiR featnMS. Th-' i weak r.p-il to which vre allu led n n mill an), to wit: tho relatively le ty lien of iii out nRrlrtilturnt prn ilml', han bpn trciiptlleieil by o,. v.'ni.o In Rt"U .lalri pr lucM nnd cotton, x.iilch iietiiipiially nd lirnctlfally nro of kiv.U bonotll. Thu iic:ilim Thin, v, Inl.i It iIhim iiiii mum ilini nil thn .iii'idii i v lib Ii ills itipeiil'e I hint vctir bine been res to'ril, b'li Ihul lite ilemni'd f limi ' .. -d Icrthcr h oVn norinul. Hint ; ! MUnii, Itltn I'nr ltb INK, Olltl Is lit lliero'tn n ivoiV'.i" rhntHti fn- .irnflt ORAln Tlii sll factories of New t'.nnlnnd nro wo I Inn With nearly full fe eer ii id lliii,. of the wiit n'irt in olli n-e ilo'e; oven '..Pttiir. An n rule 'lie eo trer'ui ran, ..l have hin hnntlllnn 'firPa!l ,:lVni: deflale.l promptly nml 11 ! the limit, nre Imny to cnpieltv. In nhoet as In cotlmi uiiIm Hir uiiird tarn uf raw tnnierlnl In tin' hint fnw I'lnelhii hi creati-d illfd rulltM. Dealers ito not take kilulh In ndvnnriti, fenrlnh 'hut llin iut Ii Im'CM i In o mi iiur ii tlliet' liii, bei u ii II'mk .hi tin I .1 .. nf iu'iiiI in I r. lb, i iIi.iii ' ii Im I. ie .iitinii.r ' H It ink Ills parent!) thlnlj Charles J. Smith. Jr.. 3. New Orleans, will bo a second Henry Ford. Ho enn't read but he can tell you tho malio ut 16 different cars when ho ccv tlicm vi) th street. Immoilest bathliiK suits hale roiic InnnoilcHt divorce suIIh have not Scientist find tho average tiioiiie runs about (en miles a day. 1 1 .1 thin lo tin' women folks. Tlio trmiblo with taktni: HiIiirs as they come Is you nexer mil tell wn.it Is comltiK. Thc.v havn tnlklnR movies In fler many and talklnR audiences here. If Dempsey caa't pet mad unniiKh to fight why not appoint nn nssllant champion? Trouble with electltiR the wronr. man to office Is you can't Ret your niene- back If not satisfied. The sunn worth while I the man ulio can miuIId when his neighbor struggles along with a song. If you erer talk back to our wife doa't let her hear you. Only smoke ntiN.tuco now la how tc make 11 smoke. The hand that wlnldl tho lipstick seldom wields tho broomstick. BUSINESS n jp t ITT 'i tern pilttmry tnnr T 3 !r r '''' Krn'"', slnr' Jolv u IA Li1" ,U:' ,a,L ,,ar- ii unie (if traffic closely annroncliliia , that if October. Il. nml nbiw 'li.it of nny oil 1 r month 11:1 roenrtl. , r the wimJc e idi'd lli'tolier 14 tho I miiiilii-r of ears loaded with freiuhl ,m ii,.i.4fotDno. nmilnst ulo.san.. iiiiit In tlm l.M.n.. !! t..kf ..W ' " "" "'i"i' " " 1 Up Mill nut. mid us ci!iip..'i' in.". 1 nunmuofliy cnr-ioaomir wiuilil be rtir.nlan lu vi tho 1020 figures If tho railroads were able to handle tlio btlsitiess uttered. The moiement if Rimln tins liven mrlnu. ly linmpnrod bv lack or i.iri nr mn live power, Krnln In Novt , rommiiiideil n prom I ileal i.irlty Willi country uurk-ti, SnillO nml over tbo future dellverli . 11 li u.itlni which 1ms not xl- led Itiee ithe ill of 1920 Cnunirv elevators 'n'e roll, and 11 nablo to tnke r.irin- 11 il. IImtIk. At the 1 3 I rkeiM reeoljiN of 1st hale been but inure than 1 111 thi currespiitiilinK ihtP-iI of 1020 The Bcg'mni.!- l t JJ P1 vy J . 4Ait.Vw5-JiI nnvnuiTKiiMT M&2W'..MVUi&' VM.tt iwttom&smfti W'TKll'iau WV IS ris is i'.sdicsfl March 1 . 'B r 'saVfiVt , , ' A.J fL . ... v,iJ. v. -.T. , ( ' VHvt-.l k " ,sr1. VVifft VviSWi "7H a k- orf bv Isek of i.iri nr inn- pil'irriin 111 ill -Hf r HIHI Ml IS sjj'2Mi';.'.r-hl ALAm RTIN Ills itunlinii tin- .. 1 ' im ""' ' "' "" '' "" lean lleio liurfd . ! " N '""'", !"m",y, K nnichlnif en tl 0.1. Hi- " '' ' o. I ini.d.r. l-iiuy Held" 'IliosJ xvl... - ...1 ' ..unl ' lutcd oelv thi liulll t( I'llli ill ,'.l .Mi. ' .- "'"".EnKltslt Musicians Claim to crn Civilization The prndlii Mini nf coal has boon Rotary President Declares i Mmv ",0 "'ideity of tho mlncm. partly from lack of cars and partly Trade Is Fabric of Mod- j bccau.e of nti Indbtaositlmi of imr- naiti'rs to iieciimulale utei-K on U I fallliiK tnaiket. The coal situation. honnvor. Is worklnc ensler. and con Kutuers arc so far Retting what they tired as fast ns thejr rcqulro It. linliitij nml 'I'rnile , The Iniliutrles nre Kenerally ac tive, with employment practically full nml wasea eoiitluiiliiR to canto Into lino 011 the higher level estab lished last month. Ilntnll trade In the Industrial centers has Improved, ami Is now running well ever last year's flKiircs. The iron and sir , in- 1 diislry Is oporallng ut nbent To wr cent of rapuclty, and Dip conten tion of orders Is diminishing. The premiums for early dollvorlra nro iliMPHeiuIng: tho supply of plx Iron Have Lost Jobs Because of New Music Personal Mention I tlcorgu Hoggs Is a huslncjs visitor 'hero this week from Montana. J. C. Wilson Is reglstercl nt . ttif White Pelican hotel today from Sac ramento. I.. A. West arrived last night from Cortland and Is looking" utter bitsl iksh huro today. eilAMIWICN. 111.. Nov. S.--Olon may fnl, hut bulniss must suc ceed, nr tho f.ibrlc of modern civil (ration fntU. declared Hnymond M.' Havens, of Kansas City, Mo. presl dent of the llotary Intiirnatloaal. Mic.ikliiR beforo Illinois Itotnry cIiiIm here. "Art. sclenre. edurnllon. rwcarcli. rellRloti Itself, tho humanities, flour ish by the KMeroiis jmnd of tnml- crn biisi:ioM," ho declared, "lint every fine thing In life which Is sus- tnlnnl by money. Is hypoerasy. if J1' kjI1"B :i tao domanil, nml tho lririi is laiiinp. More cattiilructlnii work cf an in dustrial character la boliiR planned, particularly xvltli a view to iTotiom- Tl is Is no limn for holding post- MorNru. Tho He 1:1 II has no npolo i.'t -i to inske for Its attitude on what 11 believed were xltal leuo In ctato ai.il city develi..iment. Wo fought fur our position tm vlgfroualy as xxu huAr how. Wo fuel that time! x, III jirove tho corroctness of our judgment, but In tlio meantime xro liurjio.io lo do our utmc-it to aid llii.ie wlio will baor tlio riMponslbll ity of carrylnr Into tcoverumantal of fed tho Vliihes cMiressod by tho ma- Ji rily ut tho pnllr. ' ADVERTISE OREGON I V I). It. Mskny cpntit the day In I town ye.terduy from his homo nt .Ma- lln. o UK nt tlio ImpinUnt tiling that Ponliiiiil must uudertako i'. Mion as t''" election Is out it t'e xvay Is xettlnK subxcrliitlca.i of f"O0,U00 to 1 over a cumuulgii of ad vert Istiig mid of Orugon dniiilupmcul over a purloj of txvo yeard J 160,. DUO each your hb recommended by tho chamber of commerco. In one KWim. this udxurtlsing Is niuroly tho Iniestmeat of moaey to rccuro rwulln In the furr.i of noxv keltlori nml of new Industry mi,( tho Portland Telegram. It Ii com Jiiorclnl ad voi Using of tho vary aamo kind Hint merchants and muniifnc- turorft employ to lucroaie the sale of (lioll wares nml products. It Is iiK'i:IHml oxpcuje, but ut the sunn tliiio If is nil InMistmentxvhieh wlion p.'opnrly hnndliid, ivtuius big dlvl i!dii(1h in tho way or Increased Indus tries, largo air! hiik.II. , In iiimtliiir sen.11, tlio raining f this fund Js u imcosiilly imiiosod iiioii I'orllnnil by rlx'nl I'uclflc const cltlea whlih lm;o rafuod ulmllar funds for slinllur punijiso. If Portland does not innko ImrHulf mid tho etulo of Oregon bottor known through adver-tl-Uir. xx bin public .uttontlon will bo drawn to our rival oltles lo our grunt dlsailvnntuKe. For this roabon tliu .lilvortluliiK cumpalKii tihould bo con temporaneous with thnae of Seattle, Hun l'rauflsco, Oakland and Ioa An Culcs, If tho campaign should bo .Mlso Helen Stanford and Miss (urtrmlo ltooth were county seat xUltors yefterday from Chlloiiilii. Mr, and Mrs. O. T. Anderson are mopping at tho White I 'el lean hotel! for a feiv dan while thoy 1110 In the county beat from their ranch near Ileatty, Oregon. Mr. ami jts, A. i. Thomibii ar rlxed latl night from IJ.irll.Kitl and nro spending u few days hero on bus iness and pleasure. They are reg istered ut tho Wdillo Pelleitu Im tel. Miss Vera Tliomp.ion and -MIh llleanor Torrey expect to leaxo here tomorrow for Kugnn.o, xxheru they will attend Annual Ilonn coming Week of the Ulilxirslty of Oregi 11 They will Im homo again alter .1 1 week's, visit with friends there. I the sourco of tho money Is corrupt. "A demand for codo of honor In huslne. xx-as characteristic of men who foil a natural craving to make their transactions h.-:tio:iIre with their social ethics as citizens, neighbors, frienJs. churchmen, f.ith cm. To tliovo men the cviilcal doc. trim; exprossed In tho phrsie, 'linsl no Is bitslaitM' wan an offsnio and s hiimlllatlou. "Thcro Is l.onnrablo profit and there Is dishonorable profit,, Just as every vrtH may be distort id Into ovll rimulis. Worshlji may become fr.natlulsm; rellnenieiit may be twist ed Into snobbery; loyutty ni:y be perverted Into Intt-lerasee. "Kxory liuiuaii phase nuts to ox. treinos ami H.b r.o-(ta1It suceoss- fill man of great wiiUh. who dm not know what lo do with It, has jleldod rluli material ! pi lywrlghta and novelUl.. Ilia It U mUlir.iml lug to tall a man successful ilmply bienuso he hits Kre.it xxeiillb. lie Is surer infill Iii g-ttli r. rich, that 'is all.'' a COULD INVOICE OLD LAW TO END HULA HULA DANCE. HAWAII LONDON, Nox S - The recent In , (lux uf Amnrlmn J as bandsmen 1 ' runrly music fur the cnnst.itit!) In , croaslng numliem of llrltUtiirs who have sttrciimbeJ to l fox trot Im 1 bad the effect of spreading coiisld ernblo alarm among Ungllsli imul clans, many of whom claim to haxe thurotiy lost tholr Jobs. Itocoutly tliero liavu bonn nitlner- ous rcproMtitatlons to tho homo see- , rotary alleging that Atnorcnn musi cians havo bcoti allowed to outer Kngland In violation or tho nlleii restriction nit. 11 Is clattnud that a Um iittiubor of American Juniors huvo como hero posing its students or tourists, whllo they already hnxo contracts In their pocket calling foi largo MtlnrloH, somu as high as CO pound a week. Musicians' unions up considering . i ramiwlgn to boycott all hotels and music halls employing alien ja.r. ,4 ILK . W"31' - 1 lent production. Orders for i-.tilroad ' players to tho exclusion of the llrl-, er mid locomntlves continue to bo.iish. Tho unions claim to liuxo tho large, but t.alen of fabrlcRtod stnic I support or the llrllUh l.cglim. , tiir.il stol for Sittlmbr worn Mm j Tho erase for American Jar danc-, loxvMt for tho building nesson, xvhlch . Inx In I. on Ion has reached wide pr. -Is usually tho euro. Tho outlook for ijiortlons, us is xxltm-nsid by tliu Urr.c luilldliiK operations next your Is I titimburs of ndxertlsements In Mm dally pipers listing lnstriicto.1 In latest ballroom iUiii-s, .mil tho mnn Kind. In all llm-s of manufacturing raw uiatcrl.tli have been ailvaiiclnx, and efforts are lining made ti make cor lespouillng advaniori In finished pro ducts, but they meot with no little opposition. Advances In wool, cot ton aail silk have forced manufac turers to mark up cloths, but al ttu.iRli the dealers yield a grudging cuns'Ht, Reed lag behind tho ma terials Consumption nf cotton by the mills lu running balus August and I.M.71K in Xoploiubor, laSI. The shoe and leather reporter for October 12 announces that tho Indus try of slues unit leather has recov ered completely from thn long do- places furnishing J.u music. Titc Crimea Now Home of Needy Thousands MOSCOW. Nov. S -Tho Crimea, formerly tho most excluslxe ii-ul fuuhlonablo idoasuro lesort of llii" (".i-iili'tuber wns in.'.lU I J :i under tlm empire, Is now Hie ;h against .'27, 10 1 Jn , home of thoilvniids of jiiuple of ml tltrn mill tllfllHillle.U who I, iilii) ,ll In great need. They xxeiil lie r, 'n tho vain Imiio of oscaidng lo other countries. Met results liy usirii; class nils. Her I.i!: .ouiance IIONOLI I.D. T. II . Nov. S Txxo .'licleul anil forgotten l.iv. 1 on the! Tho Woman's Library club wMll"""1"0 ,"",K8 "f "'"'"" "ll1 '"" I meet Krlduv afternoon at i::!0 1.. i '' effi lixo could bo invoked to sup- Uio clitli-rooms. Tho afternoon win ! ',T"m ""' l'"'-liul.i dance of lln bo devoted to the subject of Indians.! w''"' w,,lrl' h """""y I'f-nned by their relies and llvci,. Any 0110 h 111 11:1 uiiiiouncoiiiciii ny lug a collection of relics or Im.'.'.iti memos of any sort are uskol lo bring them down lo tho club rooms for tho afternoon. A program xxlll bo given featuring Indian hongs and readings. Mm, Allen .Sloan and email datigh lie, aci onipjiili'd hy Mrs. .Sloan'.. bi other, 'Claud Cloptou of llouaiu.i ut cording territorial Attorney.(!eiieml John A. Mathew man, In connection with reront ef forta to ubollsh the hula oxhihlilons now glvnn mainly for tl-u oatertaln 1111 nt of tnuilsls. Tho aiiiHiiiui ia"iil follows the adoption of a resolution by the Ha waiian civic chili, lompoied of lead ing llawnllaiiH, ibtniiiucl.u; tho lull this mnrilng on tho tiouth-boiiiul llitln, as 11 "libel upon the Hawaiian train for Itosuvlllu mid llerkoley,! tueo mid Its cimtunn." Ciillfinila, They wero called away by tlm hi'lloilrt lllnes.s of their bleth er, Hugh, who Is not expected to llxii, and the Illness of their moth er, Xi'lio llxes lu llorkoloy, Tho mother, Mm. Maty Clnpton, mi old ri'Shldit (r Klamath Kulls, lias been confined to her bed for u number of mouths. IX AI'I'IIIXIATIOX 3inlgo Mulhov.miin rail that It txvo htxvii xvhlch might Im enforce.! against oxhlblUoiia hail In en on ll:o Htgtutes of tho territory Tor many years ono. slnco 1S."0 and Uio iee. ond kIiico 1890, this having brim adopted when I la .'.all wu.i .1 rejiubllc, In coniieitlou xvlth the camiialgti against the hul.i, Vmigliaa Mac Cuughey, territorial superintendent nf tclioul, xv'hllo nddrnssliig tho Hon- olulii ad cldb, declared Hint tho "so- I wish to thank my many friends cald high society dancing which for tholr liberal support at tho clue Hon Tuesday. W. T. LEE. I.i fcouu ut leading social ovontn lu nioro Immoral than tho hula." W it. ,. - 4 sm fp vtim& SSBSSSS. fTntrfin nn blllnlmnifl 1,V 1HI nm.rntiliiln fnlliAH ,ulmn llit-A. .vtnntlir. (old, Ilclon Jcun Loxvcll novcr ifnew a xvhllo xvuman till nliu xvus 10. Her lather educated tier In his cabin, giving her an ordinary schooling plus an expert' knowledge ot navigation. Today uull eho'u employed in u Los Anjele.i ofllco. Your Car With a New Top Site may not look Mice lite above now, but let tin fit her out with a new top and she will look better than new. Our lop man can do the work promptly ant! efficiently. Connolly Brothers HarnesslShop till Main sti.ei I'llillie IICW Legion Dance and Entertainment Special Feature Uctwcen Dances: Miss I luntley and Mrs. Nelson Val Italian Tenor Special Quartet Armistice Eve NOVEMBER 10, 1922 Scandinavian Hall Ceils 'One Dollar and no more Free Hunch ziTrzvKTwvziimraynaszrTrmtwrm SANTFOR J2G Main D Kr full M.wnc3l Klamath Falls, Ore. Fancy Apples Wo Imvo jus't unloaded a full car of Fancy Apples. ThoHo apples are of mioli a j,'nido that thoy will keep for winter, and the price we quote you below ir: rijiht. When you consider the quality and the fact Ihey are ?olid packed not jumble packed, "thrown in box." Jonathan!!, box $1.80 Home Meanly, box $2.00 Winesaps, box $2.20 Delicious, box .'. $2.50 WinesapH, box $2.50 Jonathans, Kxtra Fancy, box ; $2,40 Koine Ueauty, ICxtra Fancy, box , $2.50 Wmeaap.1', Extra Fancy, box , ; $2.75 Delicioua, Fxtra Fancy, box ,. $3.30 EGGS. 55c PER DOZEN We will pay tho above nrieo to nvoducora who will l'urnieh us strictly fresh No. 1 local eggs. r,j n o -f t l f Ef f