The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 30, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textri iiHD.w, ' ii;ro'i(i':iWv iwsim THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .'.it Pajre'Four I . - k i 1 lnniod dully except Sui.tliiy by Office, Nurtli ICIghlti I". n. som.K . Kill II HOI l.K Cnlcrcd at the noslofflco at Klaroalh Kails. . Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as .".MTIHUl-r fll " - ; ' Tbo'Assoelatetf Tress Is exclujively entitled to the'usa for rpu fillf a- j Hon of all newt dispatches credited to it or not ofhorwiso credited l'i j this paper, and to all local news published heroin All rights of republl-; cation of special dispatches herein arealso fwgrZ?.d-- j . . , - . I. . r. It. HOULB H. It. HIM. II. W. KKYNOLD.S Tb livening Herald la the official paper of Klamath County and the L'lnmnlh Valid srnsritirTios katks Delivered Ity Carrier ' ONK VEAU BIT MONTH TIIRKH MONTHS ONK MONTH By OVK VTJATt HIT MONTHS : PKB MOXTH -w . , INFORMATION FOR AOVKHTISKKS Copy for display advertising must be In this office not later than 3 p. m. on the day preceding publication In order to bo Inserted In the Issue of the pper of th next day. Want aria and reading notices will be received up to 12 noon on tea day of iaauo. Advertising " for fraternal orders or societies charging a regular In itiation fee and duns, no discount. Religious aud benevolent orders will be charged the regular rate for all advertising when an admission oi other charge la matte. Tl'ESDAY. (HTOIIKR 80. lmst j WE'RE STARTED DURING the past ten months hundreds of "people who had never heard of Klamath, or knew of it only in a vague sort of a .way, have become acquainted 'with; the "country, "and many are considering the ..Kla math region as a good field for investment.' j Publicity in-wide-spread the. re-awakening of Klamath, under the stimulus of re newed .railway building by one system, and the com pletion of the first link in another. Men who are look ing for opportunity have their eyes on Klamath. The' few thousand dollars invested in the-railway Celebration' probably, produced as much advertising value as any small sum; ever invested iri community ad vertising, i . :,.'. ' " Certainly this community has had a lesson in the Value of community advertising. The old Micawber policy has been shakeri to smithereens. Now is the time, while we've got them looking this way, to plan a further campaign that will pull them over the border. ;'V Klamath is not the only place thatris making bids for settlement, and Klamath opportunities to offer. We are sitting m a highly com petitive game, and the greatest winner will be the com munity that puts its opportunities on the market with a consistent campaign of truthful, appealing atlvertising. " - Next year is going to be the biggest year of dev elopment that the Pacific Coast-has yet- - seen. The Standard Oil company, whose stations are checking bu reaus on the tourist travel, points this out in the current issue of its bulletin, in a resume of 1923 and a predic-. tion'for 1924, as follows: ' The season of summer travel and recreation on the Pacific Coast is passing, with the advent of autumn, the flight of the summer tourist is ending. Soon will come the winter visitors. '- It has been a great tourist year -on the Pacific Coast, from Canada to Mexico. The national parks have never been so well patronized. Hotels and resorts have been filled. The railroads have brought more people to the great playgrounds of the Far West than ever before. Never have there been so many motor cars from the East, while the interstate travel up and down the coast has been much greater than in years gone by. Final estimates of travel have not been made, but we hear of increases of thirty, forty, and fifty per cent or more in the number of visitors to various points of interest over the number of last year. There is no reason to' doubt that next year will be greater than this, for it is well known that -one satisfied tourist creates an other' " ' - ...The phincipal reason for the increase of. tourists is "advertising!" Never before have the Pacific Coast and its' attractions been so alluringly set before the rest of the nation, in advertisements, in magazines and news papers,' in photographs, and iri motion pictures. '. Orga nizations "devoted to. the development of the several states have carried on extensive . campaigns, while the railroads which "come; to the Pacific Coast from the East have made great expenditures in attractive and effective advertising. There is real gain to the Pacific Coast in all this. Bui not merely in the sums of money the tourists spend, although the aggregate of such expenditures is consider able, and acids to our prosperous condition. The real ; and lasting gain is in the direction of increasing the -permanent population-of the 'Pacific Coast states, ulti mately leading to the settlement of the -great, empty, bm). .fertile and valuable, areas which are crying for people.1 For it is experience that the tourist is a poten tial settler, and the tourist who is financially able to come to the Pacific Coast on pleasure bent, or as one who i3 looking over the field for a new home, is prob ably the caliber of citizen the coast needs. Having great numbers of people more familiar with opportunities for business expansion in the Far West will also lead to the establishment of new industries.. ; -ft Of ' course, of the tens of thousands of tourists who come from the East, a very large proportion will never leave their present residences or businesses to C(no.-this way, . but there-is -an appreciable -percentage The Herald I'iiIMkIiIhb romp.iny. Ht., Mmnmii Valla, Oregon. .............. I'rwlih-ut and Mmiwr j KecrelMt-y-TrcaMirvr soconci cuss uiinr. A . . 1 1 I'-.. - u Kililori ; Cll K.lllor . ..Mechanical Superintendent tait.no . .on Mall KEEP MOVING volume has been given to. is not the only place with g.vnn HALLOWE'EN STUFF WTaiiaaiiii.ij i ill ri7"T 'Hip ' '. ' "T" T;avvtV,Tit ul""1?! TTpnll rnvwiraajr ijijiiitk I &fJ tV JW Hw4tir4 who can be induced to do so. The experience' of the year has proved the worth of community advertising properly done. When a Klamath Falls vacation he usually finds he about like a frog would be ocean. ; ' .. . . The fellow mosl likely farmer himself. He has always worked out his own! problems right and he is pretty apt to do it now. rency. We've noted the same kind of., a demand right J here in this community. ( i - Many a"man who started in to climb to the top of the ladder thinks he is doing pretty well to hold on .when he's only half way up, Another thing you've trader didn't have as many auto' trader. . " " A physician says that than' liquor. But not eating boozing. Arkansas Gazette. An Omaha man 'speaks seventeen languages, hav ing studied to properly equip himself for when that weak tire in the back blows out. The salvation of ihe sick Man of Europe lies in the fact that the rest of Europe is a great deal sicker. It's a double tragedy when the football player breaks the arm he used in writing to Dad. .1 When the train is coming, the driver who tries to beat it over the crossing is going. "... Rumors' of a woman's block are probably rriostly talk. , ' About everv twentv-five right back into the front page. ; "One This is all that is left of an tnent at Bridgeport, Conn., killing one man. the Houth American repre-s antotlva of a bits packing company. Anotbsr man wo Injurod, probably j 4Ully: ,great man returns home from a! has been missed from work , missed out of the Pacific" to make .farming pav i.s the j possibly noticed a horse things to lie about as an overeating kills more peoplo is more often fatal than not years or so Spain busts Killed auto that crashed Into, a rail read abut. ... May Amalgamate AH Swedish Railroads STOCKHOLM, ti. t. III). A prop osal to ormanlro tli? privuto rall nwd of Sweden, nlioat 100 In numlior, Into 12 lurgo Rronps, hna been siibrnlttotl to llio nilnlxter of -oiumun!rations by the chairman of a committee Hint has been studying this que.'tlnn for five years. The private lines In Sweden carry 10 pcrct.r.i of the traffic; the remainder pot' over tho jitato linen. It la believed that ronsoll 'dutlon will result In Improved ser vice. The Office Cat wiiwti-: ik) tiikv tiir it? (Front tho Ijiko t o. Ind. Times ) P'OIl SAt.K Oil Tit AIK, a big pay ing hotel nnd boarding house; forty flva roomers always full. Little drops of water .Mixed In with tho' milk Keep tho milkman's daughter Clad In swishing silk, ?lvoet young thing driving through ' Shlpplnpton. "Would you llko to sea where I was vaoclnatod? He, wl.h enthuslams "Sure." Sweet young thing (pointing to ward house which they had Just passed.) Well, right In there." A girl who lets you kls hor on the first dato night Improves with acquaintance, gargles, 8. Gorbor. If curiosity killed a cat, omo women wo know havo onoiigh to qualify as big game hunter, J. IL Poster says tho most ro mnrkablo thing: How tho boy of tha old. home town getcniltorod all over tho world. . Kvnry town nown hna sovoral men whom only golf cn.n. get "tit of bed at (! o'clock In tho morning, thinks Mnyor WIIroii. i lie "Just ono morn klaa lioforo I Tiavo." . - Hhe "No. wn haven't lime, Luther will h0 homo In an hour." 'f.KTTINd MKM TIIK MAItK , . Tlila H a- grout. old age, wo wot High prices nro our muster A dollar goe not lull r so fnr, Hut goug a ilani night fnat.or, THK (ilKWI.Nd Ki.r " Waller, nro you .hard of hoar1 Ing?" "No lr, Wfliy, air .'"Tho poaslbillty ocourrod to mo that when I nsked for llvor yotl WuillKlit t aluVliuliBr" c i kt AT tin: i,iiii:i:tv. Lives lii duiic.er! Tho rliuncn of fortunes linlnit "wli"d mil. Tht oil tiildi of Oklitluiiiui. Willi their tow era ever reaching nkywnrd, ui'o Hie scene of nctlon Will the flro roneh tho oil wells? What vnn prevent U? Tito tragedy aeema t.ievltahlo. Tlum one man, stiinilliiK torih like a Klnut In the t-onfuiiliin, slmw tho way to safnty. Tills 1 nil exciting inomuM In "The Kootllglit HiKiger," alarrliig (Minrles Jdmi'b. whfch pluya at tho Liberty todiiyr , In Addition to the element of ad venture tho story hn several touehea of comedy ti, romance, Tho climax nnvea n sliirtllng, i prlo for llio aiidlenco. The work which Chni'los Jones has prevloualy dona for the o'.iterlaln mrnt of motion plctiirn enthmdaata warrants the belief that his next ap pearance on the screen will be equal ly appealing, The leading woman' part has lieen entrusted to Krltxl llriineite, who hna already won rec. ognillon with her charming person ality, AT TIIK I'l.N K TUKK. A uplottdlil progrlim that will cause unusual comment " 111 be seen (in the vaudeville hill at the I'lne Tree the- Rolary trouble Is reported from Chllorjuln, wheru (he hiiKbivnd snores and aiwukena tho dog. The dog howls and awakens the baby, Tho baby squalls aud aivakena the mother. Tho mother seolda aud awnkons tho man, who wnorta, turns over, goes' to sleep and starts tlie 'trouble all over again. "Over (teaming teacups they sal and talked," Read tho novod. Erneal Hnmaker aaya tho coal pile munt bare been getting pro:ty low. - When a cnllego atudenl gets n pink, perfumed letter from tho old homo town and Immediately mall ea to tho fraternity- piano and soft ly and feelingly plays tho wedding march. -no ono nceda a blue print lo tell him that It wasn't from til Sunday school teacher, lit kid sU.or, or his grandma, ' Queen of noumania burat. Into taara. bocuusa hor favorltO't oook loft. Tha higher they nro, tha harder they squall. Troubles never como singly: I'. M, ironlenhrook ay tliey always Insist on bringing tho missus nnd all tho llttlo one. A loon used 4o bo tho'crnalost thing krow..i. That waa before tho. marathon dancer got Into tho lime light, snaps F. P. Keena. tVinart make fur collars and cuffs. TODAY AT "THE FOOTLIGHT RANGER" starring Charles "Duck" Jonos It I full of laugh and halr-raUing thrill COMI.Va TIIl'flHDAY Victor Hugo's, gront slory of nn Italian fishing vlllago "TOILERS Wliv do tliev iinikn eourtlinUHea look so much Ilka rhurchoa? A Juinr nn caught asleep In Detroit, Thoiianndtt of timid travelers will cnjiiy learning n l'ullmnn porter was ahot In Illinois, Natlnnnl wninnn's cliump sny gnlr Inke an Iron nerVo, when she really meant a mldlron nnrvo. Mllwnukon uulo aalusinnn's wife got a divorce, Now hIici will havo a chitnca lo tulle noma linrnelf, .' I.os Angole .ttiB linfl Invonleil h sanitary cigar wa'ion what wo nnnd la sanitary chnwlng tobacco, , . Ilont from ft Hawaiian volcanic range I used a ft kltohon range, liter tonight and tomorrow This Hlir Is bonded by lined-Hooper H Co., At "A Vnudevlllo BurprUo," whlchlciiln hIkIh of harmimy alanlng.. diirtnligr ,1ml (wlKilesomo comly. The featorm and surprise ot tbl art 1 th kki. d lea who are u real trent -its Mliy slug, rtuih-it and d comady nnai and aayliuts luat like the Bruwjin Utrry aud Dolly LaMonl, pritlki" "Seven Kent of Uoniady." Tim tiiae,. ntemher III thin net la I'll eloiKIWi onmiMllaii who features "Hkllinvy1 In Ills Hair I'lu linnro." Ilerterl, ttMi tiarshmi nr a veraatllo eoupl li "l'olllo Kntertnlnera" which lf,,ti nii.tn wiili singing, dancing, VtoKn and banjo and plnno lurna. Jim JJiuuju a comedy clowin, fulfllla his (innfo it fun and' nmusemenl In hl mt lion novelty, lie I a flexlbln yViiaij man who does backward and ff-' ward bending tund many aeenilafi Imposalbte tricks. 2 1 j tierlrudu Claire, "tho dear oldJ)'tbi of the sareen." b one of lh jtr) clpal roles lii Hoot lldlson's blit t'niversnl attraction, "Doublo tUfJ Ing." which start at lha I'lno today. Mr. C'lnlrn appears a hero'a silver-haired mother. that has endeared her to pMur.ii tron tho world over, j Tonight nitil Tomorrow! llOT fillWlN In ! Double Dealing ;! NM.tsiiivo tihiii.ijh: ' I.W t.llINt; AtTIONI i ; ItDMAMK. IX A H.VIIDI.U: A IIKMAKKAKI.K t.'AHf MOVli: (HATH ttIRlilV lo v4 AUDEVILL Act I Hinging, nnrlng, Vlolli J llanjo, llano. 1 - - II A Ileal Canonist, ' f III llnrtniitiy Hinging, Com ly Tiilklng unit I'lunu. IV Kinging, Talking, lnmlui DON'T MIHS THIS SHOW PJNI nn THE LIBERTY' OF THE SEA" llnoton Judgo runic i) man w 4 sella boor.o Is not Idlo, Wo rula yeyi fow of thorn nro, ,, i : ! ' . i j . Man In Knoxvlllo, Tonn., was b li hi brother's keener,. Govo bllnii o cojm for a I'M reward.., ;fi 1 . ,.t While raiding a linthhnnsn In h' troll a clean haul wa mndo.r r.vnnaviiin tinu.i, woman aava.kaM Important things mako girl laimi homo. May mean men. A Lrw Angolc taxi barber haU llio men en route to work, hut tUh ing poison would he painless. H ! n. uuitn eurr, on Which wo TV 1) AU 1 mniiicnio ad wero painted, has biKwn nwny In Mexico, ' fllft' neaiiin'man was flnnd for fllhf wllh a phono girl, an ha did get thn wrong number. W - il Hnnart make 'up n,ll klnnU nils, . 3 r