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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1925)
Patte Six EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Issued Daily, except Sunday, by T li c Herald Publishing Company. Oflice: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. J.. I. MURRAY Publisher V. 11. PERKINS News Editor jjR.hte.rcd as second class matter ai the posi office at Klamath T'alls. Oregon, under act of March 3, 187''. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re-puhlication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of re-publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. T.he Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County. Wednesday, December 16. 1925 THE IRRIGATION ISSUE The Oregon Voter has begun the publication of pro paganda from California bond dealers to the effect that the state of Oregon is under a moral obligation to pur chasers of irrigation district securities because the state guaranteed interest for the first few years to give colon ists time to establish themselves. It is therefore urged that the state refund this indebtedness. As the Capital Journal has before remarked, the effort to force the state to make good losses of invest ors in wildcat irrigation districts will be one of the issues of the coming campaign. An effpit along the same Jin?s failed at the last session of the legislature. The irrigation districts owe their present plight large ly to these same-California bonding and hanking houses which ruthlessly exploited them, and after reaping an exhorbitant profit in finance and collusive construction on a cost-plus basis, whereby the district paid a dollar for 50 cents worth of work, unloaded the securities on the innocent purchaser on -the pretense that the state wa backing the -project. I; These California financiers may be morally bound to protect their customers, but the state of Oregon is not though some way must be found to settle the issue con structively. The condition of the irrigation districts is critical but each must be treated upon its merits. It is ,-a financial problem and not a political one, and upon a satisfactory solution rests the future welfare of large areas of the state Salem Capital Journal. East Main St. Job Finished New Section of Town is Opened Up For De velopment A new section of town will be opened up this Afternoon, roat tU'uri' section whole devewnnieot it.-s been hampered by poor itrata. n will be onjted with the completion of the nwceduniitav ot East Main attaat. This now project, which the resi dents of Railroad and Mills addition lint" over at a cost of approximately 133.00(1, leaves Main street nt the Michigan avenue Intersection, pro ceeds south to Mills addition school and then In a semicircle swtuits over to Sixth street south of the South em PSeYttc railroad tracks. No single street Improvement has been undertaken and completed this year that will benefit so many people .is does the Bast Main street job. In eyars past, automobile owners were forced to walk to their homes. The streets were rendered impassable by winter weather. Tho new macadam rOad will serve the district adequate ly ttiis winter uud will he the truni from which branch street Improve moms in the sprint;. According to Assistant City Etngtn- ecr Eugene Henry, traffic will prob ably bo allowed to utili2e the slreot this afternoon. The contractor Is V. D. Miller Construction company. New Items Of Interest From Oregon Cities STEWART LETTER' 1 Br CHARLES I". STEWART NBA Serges Writer . j WASHINGTON. President Cool-' Idge seems as impervious to eold as a polar bear. He has an ! overcoat in fact, several but he ! appears to wear one only for show, ! ,'as he wears a plug hat on formal; 'occasions.- When he goes for a! walk, for pleasure or exercise, no. j He almost invariably is overcoat-! less. The secret service men who ac company him aren't so weather proof, husky as they are. They've been piling on ulsters, mufflers and overshoes for weeks now. They worry considerably about the pres ident, too. Hadn't he better put something on. they suggest as they start out. It'.-- pretty chilly. But the president shakes his bead nearly always. "Don't need anything." He walks fast, bat apparently it isn't to keep warm, for he walks fast in hot weather also. And even as he doesn't shiver in Decem ber or January, nobody ever saw him in a perspiration in the dog days. Curiously enough, indoors the president Is a good deal of a sala mander. He likes plenty of beat in the White Ilbmtc. It's related of him by those who knew him during his earlier years In Northampton that one of hijs favorite ways of spending an eve ning then was to sit and thjnk nothing but think from right af ter dinner until bedtime, with his stockinged feet' in the oven. A 1 0 onvis P. K. (. POSTPONED The annual Christmas pari of the P. E. O. which 'BS to -have been held nt the homo of Mrs. K. 0. Cummingj last evening was postponed Indefinitely on account of the meningitis epidemic here. M1!S. BVKD DONATOR Mrs. L.,C. Huru was among the kind donators to the Christmas Kid dles Fund of the Evening Herald today. This afternoon Mrs. Kurd came into the office with six ador able dolls which will make the hearts of six little kiddles happy on Christmas morning. Nothing tickles a girl more than having a date with a man who has a mustache. to 0111 fffllTSC PI Concentrated Heat Penetrates Instantly and Brings Quick est Relief Known Rheumatism, lumbago, neurltta. backache, stiff neck, Hore muscles, strains, aching joint. When you are a a I E ri n g so you can ha rd I y get around, just try "Red Pepper Run" ad you will hnve the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as rod peppers. In stant relief. Just ds soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you (eel the tingling heat. In three minute. It warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood cirVuIation. breaks up the Congestion and pain is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jcr at once. Al most instant relief awaits you. Use it for colds in client. No matter what you have used for pain and conges tion, don't fail to try Red Pepper Rub. For Free Sample Mail this Adv. to WHITEHALL PHARMACALCCIfac; 598 Madison Ave. New York, N.V. Convenient tn care for free from the petty talks of maintenance that most car owners neglect the Better Buick is built to run every day in the vear with the least at Bu kk design has rel ic ved Buick owners of annoy ing upkeep jobs. Every wearing part is quickly lubricated. The famous Valve-tn-Head engine is automatically oiled. The Sealed Chassis protects every driving part from dirt and water Igni tion starter all are guarded. Only the Better Buick possesses all thele features refinements that insure reliable per formance and assure year round utility and convenience. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN Divfiion of Qtnerai Motors Corporation 3ttter Buick Six Cylinder Valtf-in-HeaH moior can rnge in price' rom $1 12 5 to 41995, f. Buick actorict. Among tht llu'tch open and doted models there ii one (hat ill meet your deiire exactly, G-1M1B J-BUICK Buick and Star Garage Opposite White Pelican Hotel Let Your Rexall Store Solve Your Gift Problem Hera is a good Practical Suggestion A Calorex Vacuum Bottle Vacuum bottles are no longer a luxury bill n necessity. They make a most practical (lift for both mn and wonfen lor motoring, ei'inpluK, outing, pic nlcH, t eic. Our stock Includes various sizes and Ktyles, $1.75 to $4.00 Star Drug Store Tho Orus Stora KLAMATH FALLS, OKtftiO.N MTU IMPItOVKS Douctu Wnlte, it reatdeni ol nil iiy. who Injured ii levt day I D0 !ll 1111 automobile accident near 1 Wnodburn, in somewhat improved accordion lo Mre, Watte, who oanu imrk io Rosoburg luHt night. The. skull fracture will demand rest nu,l quiet foj n Iohk lime. Mrs. Watte said, and his condition will he, apl iii vary considerably, bin lie Is now believed to ho ,on ill." road 'to re covery. Mrs. Watt ways her huft iiui will probably do lot) crlpplod, bOCallTC o( iln Injury to his' lea, wbli'h was kudly I'liislu'd. lios - buri Nows. in TO BPRAJK Professor Krcdorlrk . Dunn iho rntver.dty of Oregon, who was bora a fow weeka ago and dollvarad an uinisuaiiy latorMttug and Instruc ttva miilrt'ys batoie tho Man'! alub on the Qtoek and Honutn rallglo'na, will return 'n I.Vrnibor Do u spoul; on otber phaaai of the history of religion, J. T. Ilrcnd announnd t.i day. Tho rlnh bopad to hnvo l'ro frs,1'.' Dunn hera tltlH Suiulay hut other enttny meats will prrroui Hit i omtBg), At tho meeting Sunday the Men's club will dUcusa the origin of the ariotirt book- of tho Bible. Marsii Cll Id News. STONK'S KV STORE stone's e.i!i Stores, Inc., has pur chhaed Mlchaelaoti groeery, 849 '.iil street, according to annonnco meat yoBterday, and win bparate h as one of their Krnwlnj; obnin. The busin wa. founded alg years ago by tieorge Mtehnelson on Oreston strett. and moved to Its. present loea'.ion two years ago. ' It is recognized as one of the fore most grocery stores In tho Central Oregon cmiutry. The Stone chain operates stores in Klamath Falls, Marshfleld, Eu gene nnd other places. It la report ed. O. L. Stone,- one of tho firm, will be manager here. Today the establishment will h" closed lor the purpose of tuklug in ventory. It Is expected to reopen in a fow days, remodelled urn! re arranged to conform to the system followed by, the Stone chain. Michaelson will remain In Bend, he said yesterday, although he hns no plans lor tho future. Bend press. ENDORSES BCTUHKO The North Bend school board en dorsed the proposed community gym nasium last evening and voted to offi?r individual support In the pro ject. The directors will cooperate with Wie chamber of commerce com mittee In soliciting finances for building the gymnasium. Chairman William Laird was named to aid Mis Frease In, se lectlnK domestic atlenco tables lor the high school. Durlns the Christmas holiday. tho Hue in the Central school and the chimney in the North end school will be repaired. Marshfleld News. Greek! to Accept Terms of Award ATHENS; Greece, Dec. it. (P) Te Oreek government In a note lo the British minister, aays It accepts unconditionally the Leaguo of Na tions award In the Grcco Biilgarli'. Incident, it expresses hope, howev er, that tho aum Groom must pay will be settled equitably with the sums owing by Bulgaria for repara tions. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! loftr NEW FORD is as good as it looks protctl it with the best o f rare! The new Improved Koril is an A-i trnsportitiion investment protect it with the best of tare the best oil ypu can get! Zcyolene "V" for I-'onls is rclinetl by the Standard Oil Company's vacuum process, especially for the Fotd engine costs Uss than other Ford oils and lubricates belter. It gets to A 1. 1, the parts requiring lubrication especially the wrist-phi bearings and upper half of , the cylinder walls. It deposits a minimum of car bon and enables the engine to develop an increase in power. You can get wonderful service and lite out of your bord new mode or old. Make sure of it with Zerolene "l"' for Fords. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) ZEROLENEVFOR FORDS Big Stage Company Files Announcement SALISM, Ore.. Due. 1C. Maximum senrlco and a definite ayatem of sche dules la the purpose of an Incorpora tion filed by the Urugqn Stage Lines, Inc.. with tho stale corporation de partment yoaterday. Tli" capital la rtoo'.oon " anl the "in'omUnAliIp In mnde up of the operator! who ply their vehicles between Portland rad Salem and Baton nnd Ftoseburg. The Incorporator:! ure It. V. Uemon, Ktirl A. iiudfieid and Kritr. Jacobeon. OK! K IM. DIMS l'OitTI.AND. Ore.. Dee. ill l,Vi Kranklln I. Knller. ' lei- prealdi . 61 the Portland Blectrlo Power company died nt tils homo hero today. Me was cpio of the oldest ntroet railway ox- tetittra on the Paelitlc coast. Anglers Request Closing Streams PENDLETON'. Ore.. One. 1 0. - The nleaittl Ol the head waters of all nmin sirenms in Dmatllla connty to fishing was roromui' udod to the state ituine i-iiniinl . Ion last nlxhi al a meeting of the I'uiutllla flrh and gnme conservation ae'ioclntlou with representatives from all over the county in atteudnncv. J-1 ' new rOfUt Marey riroltoneJr. will continue his plana to create rub-ie-r plantatlona In Liberia, it was ari i.oniiced here. rttXAB it.ws i:vil. i Tlov AUSTIN, Tex., Dee. ID. Ol'l All n ference to evolution has been allmlnaled from n lexihook 0B 'do O0) h' the Texas ttat hook com MlMlon appointed by Governor Mlr lam A. Knrguson. one uf the deleted paaaaaes QtataM With an exotlsm which In entirely iiuwarratiied, we are ncotihtomcit to speak of 'mini and animals' where as we ought to suy 'man unit olhay aalniala.' lor certainly muii Is uu animal full ai truly an I he beast ol the field." I HA Its PACT PARIS, Dee. 18. (P) Korelga Minister Ti hltchorln of Hovlei Itua alh regard! the Lornrno part, aa "preparation for a eraaada nguinst the Koviei republic," be id today. The Foundation H"' n't hurt one lilt! Drop n Utile "I'reeznne" or all aching corn, In itantly that torn mops hutting, ihen shortly you lift Ii right oit with Hhc;ors Vonr druggist sells n tiny holllo of "PreegoBe" for a few 'cents, suf ficient to remove every hard corn, soil corn, or torn boiwoen the loan, and fhe fool calluses, wllhoui S6r6 nesa in irritation. IN many an American city today tall structures stand on founda tions that were planned by their architects to support the weight of extra stories if the future's needs shouldcall forsuch additions. Their very . existence is proof of the vision of men who provided for that which they could not definitely foresee. Similarly capable of meeting the future's needs was the foundation upon which the Bell System has been reared. At a time when a few miles was the greatest distance over which man's wire-borne voice might travel, the telephone pioneers could not, of course, foresee in detail the problems of invention, manufac ture, construction and operation which future expansion might in volve. They, could, however, ami did catch the vision of a national growth which would necessitate a service continent-wide in scope. They could and did provide the foundation for a structure capable of growing with trie nation. The proof of their vision lies in the fact that America today has a nation-wide, universal tele phone service. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company One Policy BELL SYSXEM One System - Universal Service
