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EVENING I1ERALD, 'KTrAM ATft FALIfl, OREGON ,a
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Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing
Company, Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls. Or.
E, JL MURRAY ............................... Publisher
W. 11. PERKINS ................... . News Editor
Entered as second class matter at the postoff ice at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879.- r -;"";"r.
' Member of the Associated- Press
"I'lic Associated Press ir excliisiyeiy entitled'to the use of r
(.ililicatinn of all news dispatches credited to it or tun other?
wise credited in this paper and also the local news published
therein. AH rights of republication of special dispatches here
in are: also reserved. . v '. -. '
The -Evening .Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
ntiil 'the City; or Klamatli Falls. " .'--;: - v --i
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On Year v.i.. -
8I1 Month .......... '. 1.50
Thro Months .1.95
One Month ..w., .65
RATKS ' ' ' - - '
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On Year ..j.;.- .-......5.00
Six Months ..: .?5
Three Months ........ .. 1.80
One Month . .65
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1925.
A CITY'S TAX REBATE , . . ; .
.Waste and 1 extravagance and bigger budgets every year
usually make the financial history of a growing city. 'Something
different has just happened ' Knoxville, Tenn. That city is
just now paying its taxpayers a dividend in the form .0? :a 10
per cent .tax rebate,. V .... . . '.:
KnoxvHle is being ran on a business basis, with a city man
f.ger who handles civic affairs much as a business executive
h.Mid'es his 'corporation's 'if fairs. : The manager form-of gov?
rnpiem lias not always resulted in such efficiency and econ
omy in the cities in which it has been tried. It cannot vcorrect
all the ills of city government if-, it 'lacks the backing of in
telligent 'public spirit and opinion.; - -
But on the whole the manager system-has. been, fouud
to pay. More than 300 cities now govern themselves on this
Ian. .. In most of them tax reduction has been possible.' City
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OUT OP THE AIR
Manager llititltt Dept., ilultlwlu llnrdwitra Co. .'
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tffht) KOO uluyam are fuituiiim
ttath ',Tiirkii(tton' iiuputur piny
''CUVoiicu," on ThUijiliiy nlKlit
KliwK at 8 o'oloi'k. Tliu piny )
cxp,vioil to bo una of tii bout utj
uptaSo ruilto yut lvoi by thu
tmtlq'inytirii of thu Uouurnl Kluc
iris itfttlon. "Clnronno'i l rml
AniertjMi uomotly In taiir nut. T
plot imJVBt uround a. chaructur of
yoiin)utoiutloBlt, cliiruium, who
boliiK u uuttiorlty pt Want t
proiiiptlyAjMit to work hi tho rmy
Jurlui- thiliuo war an nmlo tlrlvor.
Hon. CltironM yn a roturuod olj
lor wklngyjuii, found It ropalrlnit
butlrtub. li'liiK a )axiiiilioii, tun
In piano uctlng a couugahfr
tiU glUu 4o -tlio wealthy Whushtr
family In Ktnl'iiwood. Ten woll
known Yoei.f the rnlilo plnyum
will b hijartl IUaUio. cunt, and, inuo
will be furnbtliOd V tliq Arlon tro.
A ilmpla wsy;WtMt thu polnrlw,
of batt'orltn, Th a voitmetvr or
tttlvo Wlro will ' lvo off bubblo
iniiuli fnoru frualy lUiin alio poulUvo
wlro. . , . , t .
I'rtigraui for TliurmUy . i
KOW lVrllniid 0 p. in. Tho Or
ngunlan C'unevrt orobwtru.
KFOA Usatllo 6 to 7 p. ;m.
tutllo program by t'irf'Mqran noliool
fur Ij. ; .' ., ". .
Kl'OSun Kiuiuliicoi I p. 'm.
organ recital by Thna.' Irwin, 8 prd
gram under Urn dlrui'tlon of tha
dim franelneo conHorvatory pt Mbi
lo, yocal liipiirimint. ', -' j
K0O 8 p, in; it udlo .program,
Clarenco, four act play. ' 1
KNX llohywoijd, 8 p. ni. Il.in.
D) company of Lo AngolM pon
orlug mudlo .program 9 o 10 ut
wutor Kont rndu cpuipitny eoiirteiiy
progrnm, ' ..-.; ..i-'i i
KiU Lo Angls 8? p; m. pa.
U110, Hawnllun Oultar club pro-
rmtnilni l ,.nt M..fi 1.1.. ... . ..
. .!. . -T " t "-;rani, v 1'lggly Wlggly girls program
noct a wlr from ,ich of tho eon-;1 iri . . -
, . - . , f . .i ',; KF1 U Angata, 8 p. m. fluid
act -tornilntl.. puJlUvo and Ji.g-nl' oil company of California pro.
tlvo, and plnco biTlhO wlr,vli, - a1; sonta kudlo program 0 t'lo Hut).
glaim Of woter to wtrh li.Uin Klornnen .,. HrAiin . i.M.I : li.tii.ll ...... u
added a bit of tublo atKV.Th lioir-frclt. ''
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I because of," partly In spite of, I'rent
dest Coql'dge. ; .
Fram ' aa ndmlnlstratlon stnnd-
point, the Inauguration was shaped
;.,., nnrrlncln rltu minrm'iminl anrl sn on hnv I further to advertise "Coolldge econ-
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been handled better and with more widespread benefit -.and
more quiet efficiency: " .J '-:r.:"Y- ' , '
After all, if individuals can learn to handle thejr private
affairs economically and thriftilj why cannot they learn to
handle their joint public affairs in. the same way?
TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE
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A tree.
Cushion,.
Plies. .
Knock.
Printers measure.
A child's toy. (pi)
To exist."
Organs of the bead.
Corrodes.
Mock.
Steps oror a fence.
Born. -Having
lenobs. -
Garden Jlowor (pi)
A rake. ' - v . '
To look tor.
D. Jfegafive. '
42: Loose upper garment.
44. A parent.
46. Expire. - - '
47. Intersection of two arches.
48. Electrified atom:
48. North American deer.
' 00. A conjunction.
fit." To worry. ' '
62. A grain. "
58. A kind of tree.
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omy to the country.
It was doslgnrd as a ellln3 dem
onstration for horse sense and re
duced expenditures.
' The little two-by-four revluwlng
stand., built In front of the White
House,' elimination tt an elaborate
"court of. honor," curtailing of the
parade itself and lock of lavish and
expensive decorations ' all united to
give forca and effect to the Idea of
economy..,',' (: '' -".
All this advertising of tbe admin
istration's Viewpoint and pnapoae
wag with the fall aid and approval
of the president.
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- The advertising that was achieved
in apite of the president, however,
was accomplished by the great new
Mayflower Hotel, which Is making
Its bid .for tbe patronage of states
men nd dignitaries, and which was
hurried to completion .' in time to
caBh in pn the publicity opportunity
preseniea ny an inauguration,
j For -while an "official" Insugural
I ball which would have been held
I In some commodious public bulld
j Ing was bannod by tho presldost,
j an "official" charity ball was ar
ranged, for the .main ball room of
the Mayflower Hotel.
As a result of which, news sto
ries and special articles, like this,
have done' more to fix the May
flower in the public mind, as a mod
ern np-to-date Washington, liotet in
stead of an antiquated sailing ves
sel, than could have been accom
plished In' a year by a costly , cam
paign of paid advertising. , ,
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Historically, the opening of tho
Mayflower with an Inaugural ball,
even though same was unofficial,
may be more Important than 'It
seems on tho surface. ;' j j
It may mack tho -beginning of a
decline in social circles of the presr
tige assumed -. by those who. never
forgot to let the world know that
their ancestors "came oven on the
Mayflower."" . , . .
To the dowagor who hereafter
announces her Mayflower descent,
the frivolous flapper of today may
make the fitting retort that sho'hor
self danced in -the Mayflower when
Cat took the oath. , '.- r. '. ;
In another way,, too,, tiij May
flpwer marks step ahead In the
i hotels then here msda enormous
profits. - ', "" f , ,
, And of coursa there iti always
the. parade of politicians and the
men with axes to grind and money
to spend for tho. grinding. Thcao
...w " t . UU n. y . 11 u 11 1 V L lu
j.ot. ;
Visitors who sought shelter for
ona or two nights during tho In
auguration, however, were uniform
ly Informed that In order to get
quarters for one 'night they, would
have to pay for four. No reserva
tions for less than four nlihts
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Too much advertising!
HUNT'S
WASHINGTON
LETTER
By JiAimi; b. hunt
NIJA Service Wilier
WASHINGTON, March ll.-As. a
bit of national Advertising, the Cool-
Idga Inaugural excelled all previous
presidential pageants. This . partly
X5f
groat educational offer,1' and doubt
less they will via with each other
as to the number of readers vho
will take advantage ot It.'; ' ,
The fact mat millions of dlctlon-
arlps were distributed to newspaper
readers through .' previous . similar
campaigns is proof of tho grout
yaluo of .newspaper advertising. .
Cet your dictionary coupons to
gether now and present them as
explained In the' one printed In this
Issuo. . , . '
H AMBASSADOK IUiq.V8
WASHINGTON, March IJ.
President Coqtidga boa acenptod tho
resignation of John W. . Riddle as
embassador to Argentina.
Mail Orders
If br nll. Iiwlas
'tnti potuc up
IS mlli 10
ctntt up to too
mllif wrsrMWr
dUlans nth rovr
potmtfr forral
polpeiiods. 1
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Old dictleurUs sheuU HaliM.rlt YThka Urn
brovght dditunal wotj.. kit-tu Ungu, mad it mth.
lUlMra bad to dlseutl lhkld prtntlaa vitmt. Hr U lk
swwly epopIM diattatuufr-UrfOT awl am iwpliH tlaa
ay tlmlUr n-mUni np,huUrrU Urn mm aad
amw iwU lwlun-Hm nfsly for anry sssdaw - i !
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1 ,. . wi noonkl m to acTir cot ml band
dlatribation, uw, auoanb ' MO '
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Your Old Dictionary u NW Out ot Data
. Congress' deficiency v bills remind
us of the Tiroman who wrote a check
to covor the amount she -was over
drawn at the bank. .j-
Doctors have made the king of
PnDlonrf .nit .mnbln, Vl.11. V. ail 1. h
doesn't care how Important you are:
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Aviation troublos grow, A general
demanded airplanes. But tbey gave
him the air Instead. . . :, f . ;
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News from Spain. . Tho Spaniards
are getting rough-. Football Is tak
ing tbe place ,of bullfights over
there. ,- -i...-,
General Wood's son made a for
tune in Wall Street. 1 Now he's broke
and In trouble. A tortune was bis
misfortune.
The paper says a : movie star Is
bettor, We say that's good. We
need some better movie stars.
ves to
iiootelry
Itan in
capital's evolution. It . gj
aowniow yvosningipn a
that Is essentially metvpo
its aspect. ' ;.'.;';;" ''. '. '
'.'The building Is an enormi us pile,
occupying ' almost an entire,, city
block. ":' '' ' .
Tt offers not only all tho "con-venlgnces"-
but all the frllisj Includ
ing even the wife of a fornilor Rus
sian czarlst official bb "hostess,"1 to
give un atmosphere, of distinction
and class to Its tea room, j'
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Willie on tho BUbject yf lutein. It
rrlght be said that Washington- Is
suffering from an epldemlq of ho
tdlltis.'.v. f .:' : '
IBi tho past six yenrs tho hotel,
capacity of tbo ' capital his more
than doubled. During tho "war per
iod, when a- room apd bath lit Wash
ington brought any price tha man
agement had tbe nerve to ask, the
Atlantic City news. Drunk sen
tenced to buy his wife a new bat.
That would atop a lot of men from
drinking. ' ,.", ' . ' ', i
. Better worry over these European
troubles sow. Soon be entirely top
warm to ivorry over anything.. ,K
About 20,000 new laws will be be
fore state legislatures' this year,
there being no law' against Intro
ducing them. ' 3 ' , ' ' ' ;' "
Bad Illinois news. Four men on
a railroad track. ': One bad a Jug.
Four widows sitting at home. '
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others appearing daily Is made easy
by using the New Universities Dic
tionary with Its greatly enlarged
vocabulary, now -being presented to
nir readers tor 98 cents and three
coupons such as tlie one : printed
today on page 6. - '
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As the early bird enjoys tho wor-n
that he catches,' so- those who pre
sent thelf coupons - early will bo
the first to enjoy the benefits of a
brand new dictionary for the mero
distribution expense and only throo
little coupons.
Daily newsnapera throughout the
coanlry are giving publicity to this
"Vanity cases used
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Scientific excavations in the anciept city of .Kish,
.",89." we are told by a news dispatcri'fihowc that
women '-carried vanity cases forty-nme'centinles
a'go. Why did 'not the luxuries of that'1 old. ciVlli-
-V
zation sDread to the rpst nf tVia 'wnrUj'.M,,
were 'the . delicate and pleasre-bnji.'. things. '
pi. life buried and hidden awav for eomanv' nrre?
Without the " printed ; word,' 'Infdrtiiatkm.- could '.Z;:
hardly be spread to other countries, 'and ' the.
. . 0 w , w,.wvj Htm biiiiuis. Luum i:m i v h
' be' preseped. Today, if a betteKrug. is prodijcfld v-.A
in Kurdistan, it -is- soon advertised or sale' ;in (-- i A . . f
. American, newspapers. If .a better' necklacer :'ia :ii'i-ti.i:i
maAa In- rkinn . . . i n .1 . . .vt. .. .....
(.mvj viiiiio, a -,. jjiiiivuu uuvcinseilieill, win
i shortly describe it and quote the price on the other
' side' of the globe.. , - V V; 1
Advertising publishes the secrets of good things,
, , frbni one end of America to the other. The newest
and besti products of forty-eight states; are tqld
about, fully and truthfully, wherever the public
-: press is 'read. . i-.'.-j
.Read the ad vertisenients 'and you keep" , from--'being
buried alivp like Kish.
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Advertisementi tell you what is bett to
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, buy where to ge it and what
to pay for -it i
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