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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1922)
m' B-r 45 A' il I . ' i' iiORiwn ; u V THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MOMIAV, NOVIiMIIKH ", HIUU. 11 - f. W The Evening Herald H. K. Kllili.'.. J . a i .At'itT KdKor K. C. NICKUO Advertising Manager Published dully except Sunday, t Tk Herald l'abllslilnn Company of Klamath Fnlli, at 119 Eighth street. Entered at the postottlce at Klam ath Falls, Ore, for transmission through ttio malU ai second-clan matter. MEMDKn OF TUB ASSOCIATED PIIESS The Associated Press It exclusive ly entitled to tho uo tor publica tion of hit nowa dispatches credited to lt or not otherwise credited In tbls paper, and also the local newi published heroin. T3m.ims C4XT Personal Mention Tho Jail In empty lit Ardsloy, N. Y. Del It shouldn't bo. Klro destroyed ono of Armour's packing plnnt. 'Tltoy say It smelloi like 99D! brldoa conNlng Mippo.rjr JneV" Hiirke ni it week olid busi ness UMlrr from Merrill. .Mr. mid Mrs K. I. Apptcanto loft till morning for Merkoloy. when tliry will upend tlit next 1 weeks. i o'llver Merlin, tif Merrill was In own' Saturday oiloalfitR t matters . .t.w'j. ... ' ' ' W4 i ' ".,' !t Weeks wants to know how to i f i.V.v;,,,, make our nlrplnncn safe. Tltoy tnlRlit I - , $' try carrying long ropo ladder. I Walter llpwisr Wftd'ttnother count!' i out vMlfor Aver (ho wuek-ond rrom A turn was fined $2 because ho Merrill. ' u mil i A. Mark", who anoratoa a raneh near Olene. wns tn towu after sun- AT THE THEATRES stiiilrhcJ a plmiin from the wall lint . It was probably worth tnoro. i AT)VKItTISKltS Copy for display5 advertising must bo In this offlco not later than 3 timr-nn the ilar nrocedlnc nubllca- tlon In order to no inscnou in inn.uauticii. Issuo of tho paper, of tho next doy.j Want ads and reading notices will Tlir y g be receded up to ia noon on mo day of lssuo. Herald Publishing Company. ItosMn has named one town l.en-! Piles Hnturilay nftentoon lite nnd another Trotxfcy. These two men act as If tliry also were tn- i Mrs. M. IS. IJastwood wits In tho I city Saturday with products from ltor ranch homo on tho Merrill road. MONDAY, NOVinilir.lt UT. IDS I A NEW ERA HERE 1 V ' CtlBAP power, cheap sltrs and abundant raw material are drawing to the Pacific coast many new Industrial enterprises. Tho past twenty years ban scon a twenty-fold Increase In manufacturing on this coast, and no one knows what uxpanslon tho next twenty years will bring. Wo know the expansion will be J. Pittsburg ha gone to Constantinople ntid may smoko out or out.Miioke n few Turks. All the world Is a stage. If yon don't play you have no show. We can bo thankful every day that watches don't strike like clocks. Pro?nrd law would keep chil dren under IS from working. That Is one way to get them to work. Ocorgw Clcmenceau has arrived In this country and Is making more J. II. Van Motor, n well known farmer front tho Poo valley section, was In town tills past week-end look Inn after business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. A. U .Marshall iiindo a trip lain the comity seat Saturday mid purchased supplies from local niprrliants. Itollln Jcffera. Paul Hilton and Jim Hilton spent yenterday hunting tn Hie Matin illtrlrt and returned with some fitio ducks and romo. Mr. W. 11. Ilarrl. who has been vast. Actual magnitude Pcnus , a ghorl ,jrao. They are Just to call much on tho transportation l-'attHUhm tt, RirU. laiW1. elopment of tho future. Despite, cheap sites, raw material and un-. Sultan's prlvato band has Joined developed power possibilities that , tho Nationalist:. What does It play? have always existed, Inadequate .Turkey trots, of course. transportation has always been a hampering ohstaelo In tho way of . of a hit than Georges Carpeutinr did. j hero from Corning for the past few day visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. 11 IS not triui lliai .-sew i orders sleep in their shoes so they will be ready when fire breaks out. Longer dresses arc here only for Mr. Addlngton of Ohio claims hi glider stays up ladwflnlttly. but wej can't tell you how Indefinitely. Neighbors protest a grand opera singer practices late at night. The singer claims she doesn't. It may bo the wind. Girl named Priybycylowicx mar- standing and Its Immense future possibilities. At this distance from tho present hearing In Washington. It seems that this point Is being missed. Old precedents and old traditions are being made much of. Our under standing of tho 1920 act is that It was pasted to break the yoke cf precedent, and cast oft the shackles of tradition. In tho old day, when tho west was a succession of vast grain fields and unfonced cattle range from tho western edge of the Rock ies to tho sea, the railways ac quired the habit of picking out like ly areas, labeling them "Union Pa cific territory." "Southern Pacific territory," etc. Around tbeso they sought to cast u wall of restriction, designed to keep out tall competitors, while they proceeded to extract revenues for all the traffic would bear In those days of scant capital, when tho undeveloped west lent no security to tbo undertaking, this was Justifiable policy perhaps, Hut a new era Is here, and the policy of tho pioneer days must pass with them. What might havo been necessary dlrcrlmlnatlon against the people of the west In tbo first few decadoi of railway construction, Is no longer good business. And, In dealing with tho west's transportation problom, It must not bo forgotten that the people, and not the railways pay tho bills. That n common carrier Is but the agent of tho people, subsisting on revenues collected from the peo ple In freight und passenger rates, and not the dictator of tho pcoplo'a destinies that It once was In a day that tbo llourbons among tho rail way executives do not seem to know has passod. Tho railroads of today, and the railroads of tomorrow moro so, must rcallzo that tho day when tho carrier could placato a mistreated I Ulkrs Irom'lhe People KAYS COl'ltTHOCSK CUSI -siioi'M) m: O. Houston, loll thl tnorjitiiK on her return tu the California city. l.ouls Ureeu, general suportntcti dent of tho Ghlloitiln I. umber com pany. Fcnt yesterday In town vtstt lig friends, lie returned to Child lulu last even inc. Mrs. It. K. Wtlirow aol daughter; Waive, and .Toun McDonald apoat this week-end at the MeDnnald ranch In KatiRoll valley with Mr. and Mrs. I., t.. McDonald. manufacturing sin the west. In the readjustment of trans portation systems and methods which the interstate commcrco com mission Is now -undertaking, under Oio powers contcrrend by tbo Ksch Cutnmlns act. western Industry dc-' 7""' ""- ,;'".. fried Jn New Jersey and her name isfbeen transf.-rred tu the Ka. rami -to given to Its present wpeetabto Mrg ,,oUgf so ovorboiI)P ,g hat)pr. Lff!co Mlwt , wl ,, for PINK Till'.!' John Hurry more b.is rmuul nmitti er screen role that fit liM tiiltnellf genius perfectly In the (loldwyu pic ture, "Sherlock Holmm." adapted from Wllltnm tlllleiies sing.i play mado from tho Cotian Doyle detec tive atnrlm,. which Is to be shown nt the Pine Trco theatre tonight Ho Is 'os much In lilt elenvMit na the world-renowned detective n ho wry in Hie dual rolo In "l)r Jetiyll and Mr. llydo" oV as Itbhird HI or ns Olnnnotto In "The Jet" on the speaking stage. Young, handsome nnd magnetic, he pivsseasea In ntiiiu danro thnso huinnii nunllilea whlrh rontrtbiito so largely to an nrtor's popularity. llarrymoro'a screen i-rpulation Is going to' be greatly advanced by his authoritative, ncllng In "Sherlock Huliiton." whteh Is one of tho twen ty big aiipor-features that (Inldwyn Is uinkltiK this season. He prove lilmsi'lf as treat n screen uclor as his previous work had proved him a genius on tho sponltlng stage, t:ery- 'ouo will waul to see Mr. Ilnrrymore as Sherlock ! Inline. Tho production wna directed by Albert Parker who took the company to ! island and Switrnrl.iml for tunny of tho scones. "Sherlock Holmes" I a mystery story with thrills and siispcuso and a high-powered dramatic pint, guar anteed to keep cscryone who sees tt spellbound. It ran fur Hire,, month at tho Cameo theatre. New York, after liavllli; played to record bust MM at the Ciipltiil. ili world's tilg giUt theatre. W. II. Srhellliaas. aiiOiniianle I by Mrs. Schellhaaa, arris ud here vei- terda from Montague, California ' and will fill tbo poiltloa with he. Standard Oil company left vara t by J Mies llernarJlno Hnnnon. ln has Sacramento Friday. F. P. Keen, pntotn tlugl t, in chargo of tho Klamath pine beetle project, has returned from n sveek's visit In Portland. While away Keen n ablu to avt the siilinort of tho l I IM!iln ii.,-,,.., r-Mi pv f'nnlupv.atlnn niln- elation for the Pine beetle work am they will recommenil the re-appro-prlatlon of fund by tho government ni:w PIAXOS The l'jrl Sheplierd Company has Just received a large and Ions de layed shipment of player plnnos nnd aro highly gratified at their ability now to fill their customers Christ mas order... , 1-itf Iltnd Water, Light & Power Co.. al:a' hoarlng before federal power commission on JS.ouo.Oon power tlfs si I lit clitiin. r.vr Corvallla ha new I' o.ooo chicken j hatchery. ! Henri Woik tin J I oo.ooo woidon flumo from tli" l hutes started. Prettiest Co-Ed Editor Herald: As tho court house dccMon has been rondered by tho circuit court ; for carrynK ,, u10 work I wouiii courieousiy suggest mai inei case be appealed to the supremo j court for tho following reasens: Klrat. That tho people of Klam-I ath county as n whoje would be far better satisfied for seven wlro men of tho law to decide such an Import ant matter than fr one man to do se: Second. That Judge Hklpworth Is a young man while older heads of mora mature Judgment aro more de sirable; Tlilrd. Tho fuithor costof such action will bo very small probably t not more than a nickel for each In dividual tax payer: I'curtli. Tho cupremo oourt has! agreed ti- plaro the ease nheail on tho calendar on account of public im-! portancn consequently tho delay will ! bo shert: Fifth. If tho matter U 1?ft in llsj present standing thero are man) . peojde In tho county that will still harbor tho opinion that Flnlshackers millions hod mnru svelght In tho cir cuit ccurt decision than did (ho law i anil fuels: ' Sixth. As a whoto It would not doubt render submission easier and ( In every way moro satisfactory to both victor and vanquished; ' Koventh. It would also seem that any person who would stninucusty objects to this inciter as abovo stat-' ed could and would bo auspoctcd of a deslro tn be unfair. ' Then whim tho supremo court has I finally passed upon tho matter whichever way It inuy be, everybody I "shut up" and consider It past his- s.U i heme tbe moil fnmoiiti American painter, Frederic llemltiglen. nnd ironi Itemiimion'a eoiiceiitlou of the great West, he has woven a million plcttiroluilltlod "(lilt of I tin DiiHt," In whllli ItemlngtoirH palntliiRx are re horn' on I lie movie screen, Atid here h lil prediction, which amy ilHille sotiio nnd shock others, but noicrthcli-j Il Is entirely wllhlti Hie probabilities of the remarkable ad vance of motion picture: Mr. MeCnrlhy centends: that grcnt nrtlli of tho future the Item braudts. Whlsllem mid ItnphiiKln of tho next netiunttlon will give the world their Inspiration In reels of nii'tlen picture film, supplementing the masterpieces on canva ni we have them today. Ik It logical? The movie man argument seems sr"teii tlflrally sound, ain't ho prove hi contention to he nothing mnro than an evolution entirety within oxpee tnlloiis. The inmnrkable imidiit-llou "Out of the Diti" will have Its final showing this evening ut The l.lhort) dt. "' &T3iS5SWtii B ROADWAY AT S'PARl C Portland, Orb. YOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL HOSPITALITY AND INDIVID UAL ATTENTION throuKh the conibiiicd efforts of n staff who, after years of trainiiiK, under stand the needs of the traveling jHihlic. Music, Dnncintr nntl the Bc.it to Ent at tiii: srii.wn Thero cannot bo nny better pic j turea offered In Kl.imalh I'.illt than I tho booking of the Strand for thei next few months calls for I'racll- J oallv nil the populiir tar) wilt be seen ot IliU theatre, many of the pic i ture being tho very latent relet . Tomorrow' Dorrl Kcnyo'i in ' "Wllld Honey" will be the fi-ilur.-and following this will be gn it " lures one after aiinihcr Sunday tlm great pltur(, of the wnrhl'a rhamidoiuhlp wn 4111011 mntrli between Joe Sleilier and Carl Cadlnrk whlrh toil; place in New Vork at .Madison Square Garden wll' be shown. Wednesday evening of this week two turkey nnd two big ili'.k.'n will be glren away. The linu-u- will lie i,til.ej lll.1t I'.lrllt but l m it be "tie of lliota to carry home a ts i fat bird fr Thanksgiving dinner come ntong The picture U .ila wurili ihi" prlco of twenty cent, wild h I Hi" Strand's high figure :itrnlse the ieoile's ilrliin house. UN Dcflnllloii 1 w A v 'li . A t) WmV" Arthur M. Mkyrrs mmaolp M'G3SZttX&$XSKSZZL3U TH UST PAyMEMT" Pola Ni-isrl. who m-urvri no Insts' lly In "Pnitslon' will bo seen In 11 fasclanltiiK new l'jra.T.jii.it picture, "Tho Laii Payment" at iho Pine Tnti TueaJay. It's a tremendous production In which the famous ac tress Is seen at her best. Kld-r W.itklns. of Muddy lloll.w Just back from the illy, was Icllinn' 1 his wife ot thu church be had attend- Till: I.IIIIIItTV The anlniate.1 jdr litre ha already made Its lmprea en science anil commerce, and has created Us own field III art, hut It has remained for a California motion picture direc tor. John P. McCarthy, tn Klartle the art worl I by stealing Its owi thun der by weidlnK lb Hcreen M Itie fine art. H I1.1.1 taken for hm ed. i'lllil you know any of llielr songs?" asked alto. "No," replied the elder; "tiny didn't ting anything but nnthemi " "Anthems! exrlnliueil hts wifi- "What on earth Is an .iiitlidti" 1 "Well." answere.i the elder. ' I ' can't tell you Jtt't I'tactly. but if I'd say to you, 'lletsy. the cow are In tho corn. Hint wouldn't be nil an them. Hut If I'd say, -Iluty. lletsy lletsy, the rows- the row Ho- 1 1..I- f stein cow. tbo iiiuley cow. tin Jcrn-r i COW, tho Spoiled cow all the rw are In aro In the torn- corn corn. Ah-moti!' Why, that'll be an aiitbnm " TONIGHT AT THE STRAND 1 or win. in- i;vi:itvitniiv :oi:k ao 110M1: op tiii: HtiDuiNsov n:ri in.s A I!u;o Hitllin Production Stariitii; Mabel B.dlin "MARRIED PEOPLE" (.lent Pliliic ulnl it t.linl hi Ml. AIno Vuudcvillc Movioa and Good Comedy WEDNESDAY NIGHT Two Turkeys nnd Two Big ChicUctn Will Be Given Awtty. Conic nnd Get One. TUESDAY'S FEATURE PICTURE IIOIIIS ItKM'OV IN "WILD HONEY" I'll no, im'l Cnlu). TIu COMING SUNDAY World's Chunipionship Wrestling Match Joe Steelier nnd Enrl Gtuldoclc While In town tnl:n a swfai nt the Hot Springs Hath llnimo I'll tory and I would further euggoit I pooplo by promlsos ot building 11 that If any 0110 commence or ovon now station, hero and thero along Jnttompt to commenco any action to 1 tho lino, is gone 'Tho people are doing their own building, and towering factory chlmneyo, dotting what fifty years .ago were doaert wastes, or at best ,grnln Holds, attest their diligence. ,,To get' tho raw products of tho forest, farm and mlno. to theso fac tories qnd the, finished products trtfin the factories to tho markets of tbo world calls for modern trans portation metheds: calls for tbo tearing down of all restricting walls and barrlera, and 'he open ing of tho western gatewaya to all carriers who caro to come through, furthcror continue this controversy to hiss tho KU Klux Kian on to , them. 1 Respectfully yours, II. A. B.MMITT. ,' XKW p'l.WOS'SSOH ' Splendid values, ton year 'guaran tee, pmajl slto and dlvidod payments coyorlne two and ono-half years Karl Shepherd Co.. nu7,Maln. 15tf O.-W. H, &. N Co. litis' equipped (ill olectrically oporated tlo treating I Plant, Pacific Power &' 1-lght company 'aiibject, of coumo, to regulation of. has enlarged Tygh, valley power the "interstate commerce "commls- plant. alon, based on tbo rato of oxpan- Albany Drilling or oil In I.a sldu of growing western industrial 1 comb district to bo reaumod. enterprise, 1 McMlnuvlllo talking new city hal.X I ! 1 If to ' aw Furs Eoys don't forget to trup the coyotes. I will pay you good prices for thern this ccaton. arvin Cross 113 N. 4th St., After Dec. lat. amaKBK M Esther MacDonald of Northwest ern University was voted tho most beautiful girl In a recent co-ed lieauty contest Oho Is an all round ntblcto and stands hluh In her btudjea. Playing At The Liberty Wn aro iiliiroro when wn toll you that "OUT OF TE DUST" 1 un iintiKiiul pbliirc. A crnwdeil Ikhi.sii nil day Hiimluy tostlflea to lis merit, lOvcry patron may recnto 0110 of tho beiutlful Frederick Iteitilngtoii iiivttiriM free. Tonight will 1m' tho final showing of "Out (f tho DiiMt." 1 ' TUESDAY Wllllum Dune-ail In WIIKIti: MILS' AltlJ MII.V.' A thrilling utory or tho mining 'camps. WKDNKHOAY-f-Thn great Niulmov.i ularrlug In M IIOI.IH IIOPSI!' from thu play by Ihson. I'li'wwsniMiswMii stnnsA" WVAlfLA BrT si 1 1111 siwiil 1 nwnri 1 11 iiilirtlsinili 'rutucai tr -' ,3.8i.Ki LVtasXtuustakSs! wamiai LAST TIMES TODAY John Bnrrytnore in "SHERLOCK HOLMES" A.niericn'o Foremost Actor in the World's Greatest Detective Story. GOLDWYM GRAPHICS, TOPICS OF THE DAY, SELZNICK NEWS TUESDAY mp&Afam 1 vm, arwm Awmi 1" r it - r A,. W l-f.-B Arnr muskArrtoir -yeiMJ b rmmcKi 1 1 r N CtCpimmwunlQidure WwlHi IN I,-!- K C.iX)lCsT(M i riiiMfstfisWr sfT'i '" In life's gay whirl she danced to the music of folly I 7J w tlirmigh "Passion," "(lypny l,ovo" nnd "Ono Ariibluu Nlghl"' nil talea of 11 hyajomi tlay. Until hero, In "Tho b.ikt Payment, ' itho 'riaiilieH Into thu pnmcntl A iilcliiro of Piirla mill It.s night life now! A picture glowing with KOiv.pouh clil or, vivid with diniiiii, Hparldltii; with bonutlfiil women. 1 V