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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1925)
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. E v ; TO CURB FIDES "Our present achievement In Hi" forHt-riru being r.u.ouo tiros uml J 0,000,000 iiiti'ii tinr 1 oviir, w li til nvnriliilliK 200 lirri'K lu tint flrn, Wnch, ilii'ii. nvxriiKi'H two-ihlrdn of a mill) In dluinetnr. I .kit I m k up the CO, HDD ii (hey (ouch,, thy extend :I3.7 H 4 iiiIIi'h: hu . nni'li year wn run tnu Hues of flrn, Huh Iwo-thlrilH of u, ml!" will.., .across this country from count In count; nuil If wo rut out lli frnlrln uml farm country, klKiplllg Hi""" I IlK'H III III" WOOlln. U will not Ink" very strong wIiiiIh to, (Imp sparks Miiywhvru between thorn. Thin Ik lh" hniiillrup we place mi nvery pulillu uml prlviiin agency wo have Hi" effrontery in liuld ro spniwlblo for Hi" porpottiiillnn of American roroHlii, mill to criticise fur tholr negligence. Wit accuse III" lumberman hccuiiiio h docs mil face thin liuiiilliiip nml mill try to provide inure iimliii'liil fur ill" na tional bonfire. Wo iimln forest schools to produce for"HiirH. Wo link lh" lunpuyors to rimmce public flnunccfnroHtn, Wo expatiate on tho rnjiilri'MH'iiU of nllvli'iilliirn. and illncun laws to iiink" I hem com pulsory. Wo even got a national law Uml docs not reioitnlze I ho true situation uml . tuiihorliut Hi" government to cooperate In ili'itllnii with It. Hut Hut npproprluilon wo uiuko for doing no In In keeping with Mm spirit of u r.0.0 (I u -fl r country. A nullon's nplrlt Uvea not In lm luwn, hut in Hn mings. and ourn lit "K""p lh" Homo Klro JIurnliiK." Now, an lo III" mil ti ( Ion: If I linil rululmlxoil Hi" ncrlounncnn of III" Hltuntlon, thin wnulil ho cador" for nid lo illnruHn; hut 111" worse III" Hltuntlon wo nru In, Hi" mora de cisive mum lm Ill" selection uf'Wimi) wont promising wuy out, thin al though there nro oilier wuy to li" kapt upon If W" limy. My proponal In thin Inntnni'ii In n centering of much nearer nlno-tonlhs of our nfforl. If flrn protection In nlno to'nth of forest perpetuation, upon ' III" ili'flnll" tank of arousing 111" Amorlrnn people to fir" connoions nn. I ilo mil undertake horn to out Una Hi" coniplolo program of deal ing with thn (If" evil, uiont of which In an fnnilllur lo you n i It In to nm, hilt only lo urge u campaign against tin cull no, Ilccuuso thin In belated, It will Ij difficult. llccaiiM) It In boliitod nnd difficult, It rnlln for action morn decisive mid vigorous than nny wo hnva attempted or, an far an 1 can see, In being contem plated. ' I would, In every budget In thin land for forest protection, dovoto not !" than 6 per cent aome tlmcn moru to education aKRlnnt tho starting of fire You need not toll nm Hint t52f,,oo, or thin pro portion of our average nix and a half million expenditure, would not. If nklllfully lined, cut down tho com by a far greater amount and aava tremendous lonn besides. It In an Indefensible system thai loaves provonllva vdurntlon, lr a nliuntlnn nucli an I havo described, to n hnp hatard experiment now ' and then t with what fundn It In foil can ho spared from flro-flKlillng. Hun It over ocriirrod to yon tluit wo nro tho bunt flro-flKliloni In tho world, of which wo aro Inclined to bnant, J not bucauno wo loud 111" world In pormltllug flri's on which to praotlcu? ; Bocnudly, I would pollca the woodn In a wuy thuy havo nuvor boon - policed, not Icnvlua: the Inw to bo tiitiKht mid onrorcod nlto Riillinr by foront firemen, howovnr Nplvndldly choniin und Irnlned tor tliu tachnlqiia of lliulr own profon nlon, but provldliiff hh iniiiiy nn nond bo of men equnlly clinnon und Irnluwt for llio different and equal ly noadod profennlon of ' law on fnrcomont, If their pronenco and of fprU do not forestall tho crlmu, thoy iniiHt brliiR In tholr man nml lichlova nucli nn iinderHlniulIng In DUCAT ON OF PEOPLE NEEDED commiiiilly mid court that puiiIhIi inont is a Ionium, not u furco. It Ib an liiiliifeiiMlhlo nyntom flint I trnlnn tliouHiindH of men to chime ? nnd flKht flrnn, but vlrlunlly no men to chnno and flKht Hum" wbo build tho flron. How long would our cltlon ntnnd ntihuriiod If on thnlr flroinon rented nlno all ro Bponnlblllly for tlio,1' oliHorvnnco of laws RovnrnliiK fro liimird nnd n,rHon, for doliietlna; vlolnllonu, nnd for brlnRliig nil ovlduiiea beforo tho tourU?" VltOM TOl'SY . Jo lirnmliull mado two trips to Klamnth FiiIIh from Dorrln Innl wook, wlioro ho Ih punching truck. Jo mnda a hurried bunlnonn trip to Klnmutli Thurndny evening, but won not nhlo to rinlHli nil of tho do inllu, bo returned Snturdny evening o vlud up bis unflnluhca busluosn. 102.' JI-'L.fft'l U 1JII UUJ III L JJ MILLING AROUND "Well, llin liuppy dny In nonr, hill I'm Inrrlbly nervnun nnd wor ried. Could It bo pi inn Hi I u for mo to liiivu linllloiiln mid not know II? "It would bo JiihI, uwful for lliir- old to dlneovor It lit I ho Innt mo- liifii t mid leuvo mo Hint lh" mini In Hid iiiiikii.Iii" ndvertlueiiii'lil ! "Uilll 1 don't think uuythliiK like Hint will hiippen. I've cerlululy doun everyllilng I could to miiko him a pillfl'Ct lll'ltllt. I'vn lH"l tint very bent tooth powder ul ii lliuen 'ml overyihliiK! "I'm mini ho loven in", How could lm do olherwlHoT Don't I lino the fniiul crennlM nil tho miiKiixliien nny I should If I'm (o win uml bold a mini? Uon'l I nllck to lh" rouge. mid powder Hint Mary (iurden in- nlnln nil it I r In nhould ntick lo If I hoy wIkIi to it 1 1 it I it perfect liitpplminn? "Don't I keep my hulr liintrous with (loko'n Hliumpoo Houp? Don't I ntwuyn (nkii oxcellent euro of my eyiiliinlien? When I nmlli) don't my teelli look idi'Kiint? Wnnu't I run uerup In Hie 1II2.'I Mlwi America uoiitiihl? Didn't I flulnli third In Hint iiuwnpiipiir IiiiiIiIiik bounty ron ton! hint July? Didn't I not honor able men Hon In lh" Kveiilng (Ion nlp'n nuliio content, und wouldn't 1 liiivu won tho Clmlernllii content far the girl with tho nmullent fool if I hadn't been laid up with lliflu eiuuT I ten 1 1 y, wn ought' to be very happy tog"iher!" ' The llrlilegrootii "I'm nur I'm getting a wondor ful lltlld girl. Hlie ninoken tho kind of clgitretien I curry, dunces won derfully und In a knockout for lookn If nho dooitn't get In too ntrong u light. "I hopo I'll suit bor. I ought to. I've taken tho Ilo a .Man Among Men Pornonnllty courno now for over u year and feet I could walk rlKlit Into J. I'. Morr.iin'n offlro to morrow and tun II" In nucli ,an Ir rentllilo way ho would mnku me a Junior partner Junt on my leeth nlono. ' . . "I'vn bnuglil all tho bookn In tho llrllllnnl ('otivorniitiannllnlH' Library und can argue on anything. I've at Innl found a prepurnllon Hint keopn my hair In plncn without giving mo a gruuny look.' I wonr Igloo collnrn exclusively nnd always brush my tee Hi up and down, not acronn. . 1 .' ' "I 'Clinrlnton' und drlvo a car with one arm free. I know all the llvo cnbarots ami head waltorn. I nwlin woll and liovo oflon boon mis- tuken for u life guard. And I lovo canoeing. "Why, nay, that girl Is getting a man In a tlinunand!" ' "Wliiit'n All the Hlimitlng For?" It In nndorntood the Leaguo of Nations council meetings at Geneva an featured by" hourly bullvtlnn from tho various war fronts. I'ronldont Coolldgo In ' for the rlghtn of all nations, including the Scandinavian. ' ' Tho praaldontlsl party used as Its song of sougs at HI. Paul that touching old tinier "Tiill for tho Thor. hoys, pull for the Thor." t'nii You lloineuilMT? Whon we havo no bananunT Whnn ponplo ocauplod tho nrchalr rentaiirnnts to work out cross word pusidun? When Able had no Irish Rose? Whon Ihoro wus a Hum Itow off Now York harbor? ' When thoro was no market for pndlockn lu New York? wlion ' wo had no picture nows pnpors? When Dempsoy was lliii clinripion heavyweight? Whim Da bo Hutb lilt a homo run? ' A. C. HAilT, It's n (loud Trick, If Ho Did It. "Frank Horiicok, ot 117 Nicholas nvoniin, charged by Building Inspjc tor Aniintrpng with having a 3? foot building lu n SB foot nrnn, wan found guilty ot violating tho r'ly building ItiWH .til tho Court ot Spe cial Sessions." Yonkora Statusmnu. CiiiinnhnllMii During the lint Wnvc "Throngs surged Into tho rost.ni rinit nnd, after outing those who woro not In stills wont to tho bath houses." The Tlmon. "Thank goodness," eommenls Helen It. Williams, "tho hunt bus nlmted!" Ksprn Quests Lpnvo Mr. and Mrs. H. Nolson, nccom pnnlod by Miss Luborg, loft'yostor dny for tholr homo In San Fran cisco nftor visiting for sovornl days at til" homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Enpeii, Mr. Nolnon, who Is In tho rostuurnnt buslnoss In San Frnn clsco, Is grontly lmproBsod by tho poBHlhlllllos of Klamath Kails, and mny locnto linro pormanontly Hotor lu the Dcnuou nuil open a rosluurant. lannnflflflnDHfllBIBBBIRflBBOSBBBIIBflD n a n n H n n M H n n iir n- H II II If M n n u n H U n ' n . u n u ' n n H - .IK B n n H H H H H BS n M HI H H a m B M B B H B B, B B B H U B fl B a B B B B B m II II B B fl B B B B fl fl fl D is H fl fl II U fl n li ifloonnnnnnnnBDDDniDnBnBDnBBDinBOBDBQBBEB THE MJMBEPvLOOUE Why wear a It hasn't been so many years ago that a man's crowning glory was his luxuriant growth of whiskers. The more luxuriant they were an d the better they disguised him the more im- : portant he considered himself. ' What Brought About the Change? qA certain man by the na'me of Gillette or Safety or Duplex (at any rate he had a name) decided that there would be money in selling a razor that anyone could use without mak ing a run on the insurance companies, one th at wouldn't mutilate his appearance unless he used it as a meat axe. This man worked an d worked and finally perfected an instrument which he figured would not make this a coun try of orphans, so he set about marketing it. Then He Struck a Snag He found that men didn't want to come ou t from behind their ambush. At that time there were no wars to help him as it did Alexander, when this well known general was afraid his army would scare the enemy to de ath before they could get close with their clubs, so he ordered them to shave. Our friend the razor maker couldn't go around to every one in the country and tell them that t hey looked like a bunch of weather beaten straw stacks, neither could he write them ea ch a letter. So he figured this way everyone reads the newspaper if I put a few words in there every day or so telling these men how insightly and unsanitary their crop is and how much better they would feel and look if they would come out in the open it won't be long before these birds will begin to scrap and when they do that I'll start to tell them h ow simple the operation is with a safety razor. It All Worked Out as He Figured cfnd now the beard is the exception. It has gone s the way oi the coon-skin cap and the ox team. This is just another example of the value of advertis ing and the value of buying advertised products. The merchandise advertised in MMBE right and the t y I don t HE RLOGU1 merchant stands back of yo.y beara? PAGE ELEVEN L Ul. .1 L-l l.L.l.'-J ii ii ii n ii ii u II u H II fl M U H M H n n fl, ii ii ii ii ii ii ii , n-; u u a ii ii ii ii ii ii u. n b n ii ii ii M II u H II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II u ii ii a u m . 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