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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1923)
Page Two . THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON H.UIIPAY, ! TOIIDIl HI, 1IMUI THE OPTIMIST issued (tally except Sunday by Official in NorlbKiuh.lh f. it. aoui.K . HUTU KOUl.U Entered at the poatofftce at Klamath Falls, Oregon, tor transmtulon .... . . through the nialla aa BjrsmaTrr , , ,, " '". . Member of tlie The AisooUted Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republica tion ot all news dispatcher credited tlila nnnar ,! tn ull Ininl toAwa cation of special dlsnatchea herein F. R. BOtXELw,....,. U II, It Jtll.I. H. W. RliVXOtDS , -.-...i The Evening Horald -la the official City of Klamatn, jjtiis ; SUBSCRIPTION KATKS Delivered ONE YEAR L- tfIX MUXTnS-.,Til.itol lHRIil-Mira8-vw, ONE MONTH" man year- BIX MONTHS JV.,.. . By I'KR MONTH INFORMATION Copy ton-display advertising must be In this olflce not later than l p. m. qn the day preceding publication In order to be Inserted In thoj Issue of the paper oi .me i ,7. Waat hds and reading notice iAdY.ertlstae for fraternal orders or eoctetlea charging regular In- I Itla'tlon lee and' dues,' no discount. Religious and benevolent order will. 6e charged ta regular nM tor all advertising when an admission of otner cnarce man. - . .. n .' SATURDAY. t WELL LAATH. FALLS PUT; IN. Without a hitch or the successive stages of western development was pro duced, and the men who conceived and directed the idea, andevery one who took part in carrying it out, have just cause for pride in the achievement. . v ' It meant sacrifice and hard work for every one, but s the result was worth the effort ,; t The behavior of the crowd that jammed the "Cra: . ter," last night attested their appreciation. It was a" spectacle jtouthrill the imagination, and stir the blood of every lover the jWesfc.- Even the most unimaginative could not' fail to get' a thrill from, the scenes and the sur roundines. " " 'K :.'-- - Mr--..: The writer of this cblu'mn will leave the details and detailed praise to the news writers. No praise can be too great for every individual who took part, from the 'man' who Conceived the idea and neglected his own Iftrge affaire for a month, working" night and day for pie success of the' 'community enterprise, down" to the boys' arid girls of the coming" generation of ' Citizens, whose task it will soon be to carry out tne development of the. west. that their fathers so nobly won. - -.- No .oiie can know, except thds'6 who' had an active part, the;work required ih- the pfoductrbfi of Oil page arit the planning' and re-planning, the long trips, the reconstruction at the last minute of. details gone awry, the unending attention required of the executives, the sacrifice pb time required of the actors; andjso on, world without end.-' '? "'' ,, '"' ' ! :5 '(' ; Teamwork did it--and Had no other result been at tained the Wesson of co-operation the; c6mmijiity h'as learned, would be sufficient compensation for the pecu niary 50.' "' '.' '- -' ,T' ' 1 '. ' Of course' out of it all will ' 'tome "tnvrch'aluabl publicity for Klamath; -Her visitors t)h this -.occasidn cannot, fail to' be impressed with their receplioft, with the natural resources so lavishly bestowed on this regi on; and with the pageant. - ! . Tut of the innumerable lessons it has taught and th-j future good that. will resxtlt from; themione vis more valuable than the lesson that no obstacle can stand against the 'united force of community effort. $1,000,000 "lift J . MiMincuctt, fjfiuus I rcncli d:iiuvr. solot'ofrncr o v-liar ar ciil'Vi -the rallllpn "SVil.ir lt," U Ik Id up- ti-y lui' ciani ir.i; part-Jlt- H;,rl l.cl.lic. JUJt biOlf tr '. rnllfd tor 1-1-nnfrj. - fo 1 rotuvn an 1 M ini :iic r.iilllon lac!j imt) . h; , ' ! '.-. A AmttwnrWi4YF-U M mJ 1 TfcrtUEt-. The Herald Publishing company. SI., Klamath JKalla, Oropm. President And Manager ..bcerelary -Treasurer second class matter, t " ' n 'rW"' Associated Press . , to It or not otnerwise credited In niihllflhA hATfiin All rlffhlti nf ronnhlU ' are also reserved. ; c: 'v ....u.;-...-.'........CitT Killtor -Mechanical Superintendent I paper of Klamath County and the By Carrier ' Mail- j...00 H.7BI FOR ADVKimSERS i will be received up to 11 noon on j wmmi OCTOBKK. 13.. 1!23 DONE IT OVER ! - flaw, the pasrearil depicting OFFKRS SOIATIOX TO 8. P. fRACftAGE PROBLKM . . Kramath Falls, Oct. 11, X023 Editor Haralfl: ;' '-': ' 1 I? ine S. P. needs more tracks freo of nil street crossings than at present, . from Main to Sixth, that con b easily filed Without going to such a drastic move as to close Sixth street. Simply dig the filling j out of Main street and put a bridge i over it similar to the crossing on Esplanade. Main streut would heed to be lowered some, of course, but an arrangement of this kind would certainly be very much approved by residents and property owners In 2nd Hot Springs, Williams and Dickson's additions. Yen, It is even safe to say that all mills addition would be glad to see Main street bridged Bt this point. It can be done. And If done the S.. P. can double-track sldo-track and switch up and switch back half way out to Pelican Cly ar.d not be bothered with dtreot cross ing's', Respectfully submitted for 'consideration. Yours truly; ' John tfanfcrud. ' Wilhelm Hoheniollern has or dered an eight-foot fence', built to kce"p the nowspaper reporters froih looking into his back yard n't Doom. . " " ' Kodak rinlVln t lltlnsVin's, tt'f Kodak fln!nlh Stfaon,i..'tt ; . BuTlPOK AT V' ' i ' - TH6 FUN I HAD ' in I J - ., I -.." 5, - -TuiS.cfcT--. ,., Rivera's "Big Stick" I,. II I II ' W"" 'III I I I I I i I lt ' . j apt' - - r1 1 ", FIRST CI.OSE-l'P PHOTOGRAP " ' ' OF THE ".IllO BY MII.TO.Y BROXKU SKA Service H ntT Corrtwporjilciit LONDON. Oct. 13. There's a glint of steel In the eyes of Don MlguUel Primo de Rivera, Marquue3 de Estella, military director of Spain. When it flashes, a whole natoin trembles and he fust laughs For Rfvra, apostle of strong arm methods, has battered his way to the foremost position In Spain, and has made himself one of thu powers of Europe. But ho has never lost his sense of humor. ' n somo aspects his advent to power Is only a purely local matter. In others, It Is an Indication of the wave of reaction that is setting In all over Europe. In Oormany it follows ,tho banner of Hitler. In Franco It manifests itself In tfto "Camelots du Rol" the wild young striplings who pretend to believe they can restore royalty to the throne there. In Italy It Is Fkejsin and Mussolini. . In Spain it R de Rivera and rule by the army. Mussolini overturned constitu tional gdvernment In Italy by form ing an army ontsldo of the army. The king bowed to an accomplished fact. ' ' In Spain do Rlyera overturned honstftwtlonal government by means 6t the army. Tho king was appar ently 'In ;dn tho know and delighted to-see tho politicians turned out. Musfcollnl sprang from the 'people and had 6nee been a Socialist. De Rivera, belongs to' the ftrirtocracy aid Is otthted amo'ne, tho Inllmnto friends oi thS'kln'g.' - a4nhort'cd bii.tUlo.from tho late. M' 1 tl i . HIC STL'DY OF RIVERA WlEt-DKR STICK" IN SPAIN. " ' '' ' Marshal Pon Fci hanilo , I'rtmo de Itlycrn on whom It was'beWwed for his servles flKhiiiis tho supportrs of Don Carlos, the prelendqr to thp Spanish throne. - Tho present "marqiiln Kati been in all Spain's recent wars In Cuba, tko Hhllllp'nes. nnrt in Morocco. Wherever he went, ho flashed -his eyes ar.d won. Ho ; has sevaral times been wounded on the Ba'ttld fiold. In spite of his title, ho hai an affable, gay, democratic manner and a sense of humor which, further endears him to those who meet him. Once a fugitive ' minister of foreign affairs fled to France in an automobile and duly notified Rivera of tho fact. 'All fight," replied Rivera by wli-6. "That makes no dlfferonco, but send back the. auto. It belongs to tho state." 1 . ; ' ". Aside from the army and the king, he had tHe support ''of the "grea't business interests Who Were tired b'f the continued anarchy In the great Industrial towns, notably Barcelona and Bilbao. . , The mw of the, peasantry as A political force Is nil. i5r.lt is Illiterate, one of the most Illiterate in all Europe, It Is apathetic. It has little political power. The elections in tho country districts are moro farces staged by managing commit teo of great landowners end tho peasant farmers who own Ihe bigger sized farm. The small farmers and the peasant farm hands have little Or no voice. ' i There are two great questions disturbing Spain wh')ch do nivora will have to face: , r First tho situation In Morocco. Second tho situation In Cata lonia. For ten years' Spain has boon draining ho'rso'lf of men niiil mohiy ill fruitless wars with ' tho ' wild Rlffan trlbea In that portion of Morocco which sho claims as her protectorate! ' . , ' ' The' Moslems hnvo llrkod the stuffing out of tho Spanish troop. Tho office have proved themselves ilngujarly Inept. Thn peanants are bitter against their sons b.-lng tatren off the farms and carted off to Morocco to die. ' On tho other hand, there are military mon who sny tho "honor" of tfto Spanish army demands a further campaign. The' situation In Cutalonln andltn great city, Barcelona, is slmplor. The Catalans despises tho rost ot Spain. Ho holds that lie alont) Is abreast of the time; In Catalonia the hum of the factory and the stir of business Is manifest, the Cata a n wants his own hjnguago, ,hl owa laws and either complete In dependence or a very large degree of local autonomy. All' except the great. Barcelona manufacturers. Thanks to a high protective tariff, they have a cinch on the business of Spain. And to keep It. t&ey must kcop Catalonia part of Spain. Xr.d Barcelona has ' nlie been disturbed by fights betwoan tho' bosses and Ihe workmen, the lattor being very large-d ly anarchists. Hence, the frequent assassinations In that great town Rivera understands theso prob lems, and faces them with a glint In Ms eye ond a smile on his face, Halloween tallies cut onm and decorations at Somhwen's. 1J-18. OFFICE CAT ..... c The wide diffnrencs ' in prices makes A. M. Cplller wonder If thoy still got bacon, from hogs nowadays. "Dental golf Is tho 7io popular sport," notes Hugh Reynolds. "Any one, who ha blackberry pie for dinner, arid, if -Jet of toothpicks can V Play." It's so hot in the big towns, whoezos R. C, Oroanhack, that people look like poached eggs hunting for toast fo tit dn. Unrecorded his-torlc moments (Queen - Ellimbpth to Sir Wialtor RttlOIgh)' kocp your shirt on, Wnlt. From the "Book on Etiquette," The gentleman has sat upon a tack hAll,he (.all the waltor or extract R himself " , The Cat - AT THK I.IIIKIITV Tho rvu-imui moUrnd of wuulUH full- luily wuh iiiui'Ii morn illi'mi t It ti ii tho mmlrrn nytuni, 'but Is hud ry'rtulft I inf'rlH of Msowm. Thrt mortality riito was hlKlifr . . . On 'thu ollivrt huit'l dlvorctrs win vmy much iimro hIiiipU'. , llul it was iiluiOHt nlwnys filial to ill" mun. lUiiiter Keuliili. whoa first Milium rmni'dy-drnhui, "Three , Arm.'! a plotuVe In wis reels, la miming i the l.llim ty llH'iilic Sumlny t hit 1 mid more 10 say about Ihe nrt of love. And tin ought to know as ho compln Icd mi I'Xli.iuKilvo and pulnriil Htudy of tho problem In III plcluru whlrh skips brllllunlly from the i-uvo orti to the II 11 urn n i' 111 11111I down to our own iiro. WooIiik w a slmplo mhttor In the rnvu-muti I'lu. tliinlir expluluiMl, "You got behind a rock and whon your fair one enmo nliiiiK you souk rd her ovr tho h.id with your rlub mid slut wax yours; If you hit too hard," Koiilnn jthruKKfd his shoulders, "well, In thiit csn you to won nomconu elm" Aa for divorce. It was very simply urntngod. The ludy wiiln-d till the rlKht opportunity and then puihud hr iiholk over a cliff." . All this Is cluarly i-xpouiuli'd In Throo Ages." All (Ish aren't caught on bent pliu Some get cuught on friili.rnlty plnsi suy II. W. I'oole, No doubt men would like sulad and lettuce sandwiches If they h:nl to do tho cooking. A young lady was waiting to mall a package at the Klamath Falls po.it office when a stranger bumped her shoulder. She glared at him. think ing It (U dono Intentionally. . "Well," ho growled, "don't eat me up." - "You aro In no danger, sir,' said. "1 am a Juwess. she "I can't make bead or ftill of this thing.' said the dub a sho puttied over the elephant. The chli.f troublo with thfl stead law Isn't defective teeth Itching palms. Ytl but You can't string mo, said the bean. Lima where have you Bean? i "Wouldn't It bo terrible," sayi R. T. Baldwin, If a woman wanted a now washing machine evory time hor husband doclded to trado In his old car for a new car?" There it one consoling feature about poverty, It Is ono thing con gross hasn't discovered t way to tax. PLEASE BB NICK Why not atop this kicking And all this fuss and frot? , Tho sort of weather that wo have Is all we're going to get. W"iy not coaso this knocking And all this hate and plte? If things go wrong, fust hating Will never make them right. . Tho way wo treat our presidents Is to hoap abuse upon them while allvo and heap flowors upon thorn When dead, , ' "Savages hoar phonograph for the first time," says a headline. Thch what In 'tho world mako them aavago all this while? Dow nat Morrill tho young ahleks are earylng nowdor Duffs and a'drne- SIbC there soys sale ore mounting. Doubtless It Will bo but a abort stnn how to lipsticks and chiffon hose, comments Horry E..Poltx. AT THE "THE DEVILS BOWL" : A ..powerful . human drama of II16 Moxlcuu Border starring Nenl Unit In ftddltlfln wo . wlil show another Round fit H 0. .' , 1 a k tvitiorV fsmoas '- V 1 . 'FIGHTING BLOOD" ' ' stories I'll WARM I'RKI'AltK I'RKPARK PRWARK ' The K. K. K. In iiIiiiimi iijum y(liit It's Kenton'N KoIonnuI Kimieily culled , "THE THREE AGES" ,v i " and It Is Hunter Rciiliin n't his bent. Wo will guaraii , too moro InugliH than you over gn for your monoy boorq nml that b going somo AT THU TIXK Tlli:K KI'.MIAY Allot' Cnllioiill Iiiih two dlmli't lid vunliiiti's whlrll limkii hor Idonlly siilti'd MV Ih" riiiv of l.iuly Miiblilo In JumiM M. lliurli)' ulnry llio- 'shuII Jiimi'H .M, IIiiitIi'm Famiiiiri story, "Til.. Mlllit MllilHtxr." which will b,i liiiwn hi ihv Phut Trro tlii'iitro on Hiiniluy. Tlti'V ur.i ' i1.'iiilil pni'U 11111I line Unit 'sciirccly run be Iniuruv. fi tipnn to iiiii"! thn fililnl riiilnlttiH" mid H p I 11 tl 1 , 1 Helium nblllly of llul young Hlil. Hlu U ai'lunlly thn typo called fur by (hit script, Hi'coinlly, .li" Is iiniliT Iho dlrei'tliiii of lluvld Sinllli, the nnin win) guts what hn goi's 11 f I it In film prnilurtlimie and mnkes " every enlliilold ilriuun 11 living, jiulsntliis ri'nllly. llo U rnpldly licriimlnir fiiuious fur his 11 11 cmiiiy ti'Uili'iili'vo at ninKnntlliiK lh Im'i ttiul llnri ln'iiati thn stirfni'o of screen folk, lly it 11 1 11 r lie U enlio. nifty conservallvK. hut hn expressed 111 lit hI r in di'lliiliteil with the nnioilllt of eiierKy nn.l rilnplny of mli-m evl ilt'nci'd hy Allen Calhoun. A new Chlnsi phoni'tlr! nlph:i hi.t h linen mlnpti'd by 1 1 Chi i'0 for tho tritnainlnslon "tif i tu rranis. Ilerntoforo t'h!i! toll crams wen) rmlod Into numeral nnd deroilud by tho rnilv!iu of. fire. Thn full Kiixollne lank. hits super iili.il Iho full dinner p.ill. M'irC HEI.F.i!t Names la names the roulury o'er, Hut wo nro pussled yet; Hunger tortured, lean and poor, 1 What has tho eovlot It seem as though ana way to link nutlona la throuth giilf. ffl Comedy Western Sunday and Monday BIG DOUBLE SHOW Betty Compson , in .. - "THE WHITE 1 FLOWER" , The itory of a great love and a greater sacrifice) - IT Also Alice Calhoun "THE LITTLE MINI STER" A 'iilt tiire long ta be, Vo iiieinbereil, bused, upon simp lirtty - ami iiaturnlnesi ' anil ( With n taut Heeond to none so ' lecleil hffniian eneh meninef nctoi'n ' dcac'ribcil tii tho alo was tho diipllcnto of tho char- IV. f - ' ,.; . , ,.; n- LIBERTY
