The Evening herald., November 12, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tlmi'sdny, NovpinhrV 12. 1925
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News Editor
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I ill- I Iregon, under act of March 3, 1879.
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Pnpc Six
Thursday, November 12. 1925
LET THEM PAY THE BILL
During the recent campaign for the election for the
Klamath Irrigation district, we were again treated to
the spectacle of the Klamath .News doing what little it
could to place the property of the farmers in the hands
of the California Oregon Power company, just as it did
what it could to rally the people of the county to the
support of the Southern Pacific railroad in its' fight to
keep out the Northern lines.
We have no objection to the California Oregon Power
company or the Southern Pacific, or both, having a
newspaper in this community, but we believe in letting
them spend their own money in publishing it. Such a
newspaper never could work in the interest of the people
where they trespassed upon those of the corporations.
During the past year the Klamath News has shown
where it stands, and yet it comes to the people and
isks them to spend their money in keeping it goinr.
We know, of course, that scores have found it difficult,
if not impossible, to induce those publishing the paper
to discontinue sending it, while it seems to be the gen
eral rule that pay for its subscription is unnecessary.
This is typical of corporation methods to force their
propaganda upon the people whether they want it or not.
But the corporations are not the only offenders: The
business men who patronize such a newspaper are equal
ly guilty. Valuless as an advertising medium, they nev
ertheless use it, that through their patronage it may be
kept going to aid in the welfare of those interests that
are opposed to the rank and file of the people. Time
and again, in the past, we have seen these same busi
ness men lined up against the people when it came to
a decision between the people and the corporations.
Daily we are witnessing this same proceedure. For
months past the Klamath News has been on the side of
those corporations that are seeking to throttle the de
velopment of Klamath county, that are striving with
might and main to take the bread and butter out of
the mouths of the people here and yet at the same time
we see the advertising of certain business .institutions
appearing in its columns. There is one effective rem
edy for such proceedings:
If these business institutions want to back up the
Southern Pacific and the California Oregon Power com
pany, then let them secure their patronage from those
corporations. The people of the county should spend
their money with business men who are not directly and
indirectly spending their's in aiding these corporations to
crush this community. There is no more a place for
such business institutions in Klamath Falls than there
is. a place for a newspaper that day in and day out is
the mouthpiece of the Southern Pacific and the Califor
nia Oregon Powef company. There are plenty of bus
iness institutions in every line where you can spend
your money and not have it used in the promotion of the
interests of your enemies and it is only fair that you
confined your patronage to these. Don't forget that it is
a good rule and a fair practice to help those who help
j'ou, and when you follow it you will soon see its bene
ficial results.
j jjjlllTheatre
l On the Stage On the Screen
Five fine acts of
bette than usual
Vaudeville.
There is a lot of
music in this weeks
bill, together with
some clever comedy.
Blanche Sweet,
Lew Cody and
Ronald Coiman
co-star in a snappy
comedy drama,
"THE SPORT
ING VENUS"
A rapid - action,
lively sort of pic
ture that will keep
you interested.
what does if andfor?
O. D. Olive Drab. But it also stands
for Out Doors! The Crown Army Shirt
is made of o. d. U. S. Army-serge flannel.
It stands for comfort in outdoor wear.
Mark these things, you outdoor men! Roomy
and full cut for deep breaihmg and swinging
arms. Stoutly tailore d. Length to stay tucked in.
Good to look atrtco! A neckband that's right.
Manlv and modish i and that olive drab color
Aoesn't easily show the dirt. "C
You'll find it in your size at the A
dealer iri men's nirnishings who prides y
himself on ofc
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' r vou iuu snirt vaiuc.
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PAT. OFF.
SHIRTS
GREENEBAUM, WEIL & MICHELS 3V,akcr SAN FRANCISCO
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SIBDFORt) Wls
MEDFORD, Ore., Nov. 12.
Medford high school dotested tlic
Ashland high school football team
yesterday 68 to 0, before 3000 people
In the annual Armistice day same.
FORT KLAMATH MEN
M. P. McAuliffe and Jack Hartley
of Fort Klamath spent Wednesday In
the city visiting with friends.-They
registered among the arrivals at the
hotel Arcade.
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Fur Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
All wdrk guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bessler
438 Klamath Ave.
Between Fourth and Fifth
PIi ..no 1 12-:,
Next to Moono Hull
is. C. McHBNRY
Returns to Ctyiuplcta Oregon Htato
M'Jtor AsMfieiution Hiivlncss
B. C. McHonry, field secretary of
tho Ore'm State Motor association
arrived In the city last evening by
motor from Portland. While here
Mr. Mclir iiry plaiiB to complete the
business of the association, who has
esUbliihcd an offlco In this city
with Mrs. Leah Smith in charge,
locateri In the chamber of commerce
office. Mr. M.'llenry plaiiH to bo
hero about ten days.
RETURNS HOME
Mlsu Ilda Miller of MauplD, Oro.,
wiio has been visiting hero for the
past two wookl with friends, left
this mornliiK for Bon'd from which
point she will lake the trnliijto her
homo nt Mnupln.
H)lii;HTHOS (it) SOl'TH
Local .Matron to Receive Medical
Treatment While South
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hobertaon
loft Wednesday morning Dy motor
I for San Francisco, where Ihey plan I
to remain for two or three weeks
While south In San Francisco, Mrs
Robertson will receive medical tieat
ment from a throat specialist.
from tiiiLoyriv
Mr. and, Mrs. Norman of (.'hllo
quln spent ArmlKlIce day In Klamalli
Falls, aflendiim the Legion exorcis
es and the program at the 1'lno Tree
theater 1ml evening. During their
visit her., they were guests ut tho
hotel Arcade.
Wood
We have n'tratifte'd for nil extra
good supply of
LIMB-WOOD
and the first car Is being un
loaded today it Is 10 Inch.
A tot of 13 Inch will bo in
Monday. Wo can also furnish
this high grade heater wood In
2 and 4 ft. length, on orders
for It.
We advise early buying as tho
supply .may bu snowed In, a
little later.
Prompt sorvlco and fair prices
will prevail.
We handle all kinds of
Wood t.Oal Ai Pool Oil
PEYTON & CO.
"WOOD TO OURN"
601 Main PhonG 636
PORTLAND hUMRHRMBN
BiMlflCfC mill Pleiisfli-e Itl'liis Men
from North to Klamath
W. M . Hutchinson and 0. J. De
kema will known northern lumber
men, residing In Portland, arrived
here last evening with Menefeo anil
Peach of tho Menefee Lumber com
pany and plan lo spend a few days
in this vicinity on business and plea
sure. They are guests at the hotel
While Pelican while here.
LL'MIIMRMIIX HIlllF.
Proinlui'iil Lumbermen of Portland
Here on HukIiichh Trip
P. L. Monnfoo and. V. I). Ileach of
the Menefee Lumber company of
Portland, arrived In the city last
evening from Alturns, C'all(., for a
brief luminous visit. They woro nc
Cofnpftnled by B, 15. Hofberger of
lite Kiime company. While in Klam
ath Falls thoy aro staying nt the
hotel White Pelican.
AYBtlfl IS TR A NHFKRIIKl)
Harvey Ayors, civil engineer frith
tho state highway commission .who
lias been located at Aigornn for rov
eral months, has' been transferred to
tho (Ireen Springs rond district whoro
he will be In charge of tho work dur
ing the winter months.
Skinny Men
Main B Pounds In w Onyl or Get
Your Honey Hack
l'APPOH IS IIA41K
Louis P.ippon, who has been con-
nocted with Hie lumber game nt Al-
goma for tho Biimmor and full
months, returned to Klnmnth Fails
the first of rtho week nnd will spend
tho winter hero. X
Doctors nnd good pharmacists
know that Ood lilvor Oil In ttlt,V)f
vltamlnos that make flesh, create
appetite, builds up tho power to
resist dlSnaso and puts good solid
flosh on skinny men and womes.
Put It's horrlbla tasting stutr end
ovory day fowor neonlo afo Uklng
it, for doctors are proscribing Slid
people are rant learning that they
nun get. bottor results with McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets,
which Star Drug Store. Underwoods
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug do., nnd
druggists nil over the country are
having a tremendous demand for.
One woman galnod 10 pounds In tt
dnys and If any skinny man or wo
man can't put on B pounds In SO
days, your druggist will gladly r
fund the purchase price,
lie sure and get McCoy's, the
iginni and genulno Cod Liver
Compound Tftblota 00 tablets
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