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EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Monday, DecambiH' 81, ti)25
3Uj lEuettittg 19ral&
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Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
E. I. MURRAY Publisher
W, ft. PERKINS News Editor
"Ford - Airplanes Will End War!"
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T.b.e Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
Monday, December 21, 1925
THE NEXT NATIONAL BOOM
People are speculating widely over the date of a
possible collapse in the Florida real estate boom and in
what part of our country the next one will occur.
The Cotton Belt extending westward to the Pacific,
the climatic advantages, mountain scenery, citrus fruits
and semi-tropical veeretation all point a golden index
finger to the southwest which embraces an area of
million sauare miles extending: trom tne Kocky moun
tains toward the Pacific and southward to Mexico.
Sensing this condition the city of Oakland. California,
nlans the expenditure of $20,000,000 for harbor and
factory facilities which will make it one of the greatest
manufacturing and distributing centers in the world
Already cotton manufacturing from western grown cot
ton h?V a flourishing start there, not to mention all
linos of general manufacturing, automobiles, radio equip
ment, etc.
STEWF
KASHINGTO
LETTER
president whooping
: thing a KcpubUcan
i doesn't want, since
; creates a
r up for some-
administration
naturally this
disagreeable Republican
situation. Hut when it comes ac
tually to changing the rules, that'll
lie different.
t Dawes undoubtedly Is due !o Vie
.. . ,.,.,... . unmercifully razzed if he sticks to
, , ... '. his present Senate policy.
The Democrats evidently have
WASHINGTON. The fact that made up their minds that ne.u oe
Vice President Dawes has to j good raw material to work on. Sen-
depend on a Democrat Senator Un-1 ator Pat Harrison began it, even
derwood to lead his fight iorDefore Congress convened, with his
changes in the rules of the upper reference to him as "the Mussolini
of American politics."
And the Republicans, unless he
cuts out the "Hell'i Maria" stuff
right speedily, are going to let the
Democrats have their own sweet will
with him. possibly even taking
hand in the sport semi-occasional
house of Congress tells its own story
of the administration's attitude to
ward the proposition and toward
Dawes also.
Yet It doesn't follow, just because
one of them sponsors the resolu
tion, that the Democrats favor gag- I
rule in the Senate, ft doesn't even I
follow that Underwood dor-. The Bist o " 13 that ,he admin
n-,,,, - . listration and the Republican organ-
rip., i,. . : ization suspect Dawes of having un-
i aertaaen to work up a boom to
. himself independently of their plans
and wishes. They don't propose to
let him get away with It.
It simply suits
poses to have a
ll ll
jor mother!
because she appreciates
values because shell
like the simplicity, the
faithfulness,theall-round
Derformance of
a4t the TINE TREE
sTWaXER
5NT
Nearly everybody knows
that no receiving set or
radio speaker can equal
the Atwater Kent at the
price. Alot of peopleknow
that no receiving set or
radio speakercan improve
on Atwater Kent at any
price.
"Never the Twain Shall Meet
the film vers!:n of P2ter B. Kynes
South Sea story, opened yesterday
at the Pine Tree theatre, and proved
to be oDe of the most entertaining
productions of the year.
Besides the authentic locations at
Tahiti, the picture boasts an un
usually fine cast. In the person3 of
Anita Stewart, Bert 17 tell, Justine
Joiinsune, Huntly Gordon, Lionel
Belmcre, Florence Turner, and oth
ers. Final showing tonlgot.
One of the most sensational un
derworld film dramas ever flashed
on the American screen will be seen
at the Pine Tree t '.eatre todiy. This
pi turc is "The Mystic)" adopted
'roai Tod Browning's expose of
oiooked mediums.
Browning nus given the screen
many cf its most famous crook pic
tures, but in this one has created
a melodrama even surpassing' bis
"The Unholy Three," acknowledged
by screen critics to be cne of toe
best pictures of the year.
Tennyson's Prophecy
83 Years Ago
Vcr I dipped Into the future, furcs Uurnau eye
could sec.
Saw the vision of the world, and nil Iho won
der Utftt would be;
Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies
oC lUQgio sails,
Pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down
with costly bales;
Heard the heavens lit I witii shouting, and
there rained a ghastly dew j
From the nations' airy navies grappling in
the central blue; M
Fur alon the world-wide whisper of '"ijc
south-wind rushing warm.
With the standards of the peoples plunging
thiotigll the thunderstorm;
TBI 'J-.o war drum throfched no longer
the outtlc (lay.; were furled.
In ti I 'irliament oi' man, tile Federation of
he World.
T:?ero the common siusi
a rrc'.ttn rri-'ni
In
.1. C. SMITH llETTKIt
Wi ll KlIOWII I. mill .Man III Hnillllt'l'll
Hospital IU'cvrlrtg
A I 'lnptrnm tvu-i reoi tvnil yimlorUKy
liy Mm. ,1. ('. Smith., till )'liii
trait, muting tiuu bar iiimbumt,
who for tlin poll two weeks hnu
bMp ii patttul at tin' University
hospital in ami Frtttoltoo,, bad ikf.
cetatally natttd through; tbjp aW al
nf a sorbins operation itiitl Indlcn
thins WOT that )' WOttld soon In.
on the road to recovery. Whim Mr.
Butlb reached tha aatpltal the
condition nf bli uaari would not per
mit intmedlau oporatlpn una during
thai ptrlad t ) pbytioitDl dovntod
Ibolf uttorts i" rttterlas; Mill nrs-sn
to a polal Waal lb")' epuW I'ro
ifnod v.iih Ibolr iniiitnii'iii fur tbn
n . , I 111'. CIIUIUI Of lllll IHlll'BM.
Br, Bwltb 'u dir yeai mm uf
poi r ihli R '" rttiiniai
lit . t lioiltlob I'" ini'iiun'it Ills rurmi-r
oalHifi of llmbtr cruittub
Tito tun nuiiill it plum In tbu
world la a boy's stomach on a holl
iluy. 1 -
vmhst tir
Aa-: the
olitii: stumbcr, lapped
-l In..
-Wrn tF.. lie i'
of raosl sliall hold
DEARBORD, Mich "Aii nhnios will ston nil wntiire "
He made the statement as he stood in the Ford lab- QUI
oratory building at Dearborn, Michigan, watching a flflSil
hard rilann hnnrirl fn.. rin'nom, Ai. :.. .i. -i i . UliSt'
"It will take time," he continued, "but time will bring
tnat situation about.
Must Justify Itself
"The airplane, first of all, has to justify itself bv
successful flights, day after day.
"One or a doeen trips from one point to another
mean nothing. It must show consistent and continual
mastering of the air and then it will have the telling
effect on war.
"War, heretofore, has been localized. 1
"The war makers have been able to hide behind
armies and navies. With airplanes the war will be
brought into the war makers' back yard.
Can't Escape Danger
ST
(Ciiiui.uiiii ivn Pag on-)
tored abnil tbo highway for a dis
taucv ot u mile or moro.
BUOENB, Ore. no
of is ludi of ratlfsll
torilay.
21. nut .i:
tall boro yes
When you see a dispatch
'BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS"
Do you kno-w -what it weans?
ASTOItlA. Ore, Dor. St. (.P)--Tho
Columbia river highway la
blocked a mile east of AMuria by a
slldo broiiKlit down bv Iho torren-
"They will be made to bear the conscauenccs of their u' ia.wbieh fail ip this soetion
work. Thev will be on 'the front' because the front will '"
" jirurii:iauon lluriliR III" Ul
24 hours 'was recorded Bi a. 28 Inches.
be almost anywhere and everywhere
"There may be future wars, but they will become wars
against the war makers.
"Even though the United States may be a peaceable
nation, it does not represent or control the whole world.
There are war makers elsewhere. They will be brought
to another frame of mind by the airplane.
"You can. find the whole future of the airplane in
Tennyson's 'Locksley Hall.' Did you ever read it?"
I.l'('II,K LA It K El' HETI'ItNS
Locnl Girl Upturns to City After
Years Absence in Smith
Miss Lu;ile Larkjy, of 350 Njrtn
Ninth, returned on Saturday from
Los Angeles where 3be has been at
tending business college for the
past year. In returning to Klamath
Falls she is a graduate in secre
tarial and beekkeeping. At Berkeley
Jliss Larkey visited with MIjs Hazel
Morrison ra-ho was attending St.
Margarets Episcopal school for "Iris
and also Healds Business College.
Miss Morrison Is hume with Miss
Larkey and expects to spend tho
holidays here, returning south .'tor
the first of the year. .!i.3 J.arkey
hopes to secure a position in Klam
ath Falls, where she expects to reside.
.MITCHELL TESTIFIES
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. (P)--Hecdlesii
of tho advice of his coun
sel, Colonel William .Mtuhol today
appeared as a witness before the
naval court Inquiring Into tho Shen
andoah disaster.
MBDFORD, Ore.. Dec. ft. (!)--1
The rain fall fr the last 48 liour.il
totals .35 of an Inch for .this sec-1
Hon.
It menus, if yon nrc nn iiivotor, yrrn ore reinlinu
accurate report of the murket prices of your
stocks and bondi.
H meant, if you art n former, you nrt rending
acuurate reports of the markets of the world.
It means, if you are a fun, you nrc rending
uccui ate reports of baseball garnet.
It mcaiiD, if you ure interested In golf, tennis,
polo, swimming, boxing, footbull, and ull ath
letics, you are rending sport newt accurately
reported.
It meant, if you nre interested in dvlc activi
ties, you arc rending accurate reports thereof
from everywhere. .
It menus, if you nre interested in religion, you
are reading accurate reports of religious activities
In all ports i" the world.
It meant, it you arc interested in political, you
are reading accurate rtorU of the doings of all
parties.
It mennn, if you arc interest ed In the affairt of
the world, you nre rending accurate reports of
the duir.!;:: oi' ('.iivernmciits; activities in the fields
of science, education, rcscort-h, transportation,
communication; and, whether by flood or field,
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manly possible to portray it I
Know the news when and a it happens
The Evening Herald
which publishes dnily the dispatches of Till!
Associated Press and all the newt of local
events.
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t The LIBERTY
."The r.irm Breaker,'' starring
' House PeterB. and now showing at
the Liberty theatre, is a powerful
story of (St sea and of a man who
I puis himself against the world. It
, i:i from the novel, "Titans," by
: CharlcB Guernon. Peters enacts the
role cf Jrhn Strong and does his
au fine bit of acting. Final show
' lug tonight.
THOMAS FAMILY TO COME
Mrs. Thomas and children are ex
pected to arrive In Klamath Falls
tho early part of January, to join
ItoV. J. Henry Thomas, pastor of
3t. Paul'u Episcopal church. Tho
family ale comjng here from Winni
pog, Canada and as noon as the new
parsonage Is completed tho family
will take up their new residence
there. At the present time Itev.
Thomas is stopping at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Jones.
I To Cures a I
G&Sd
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Wood
BTOCKfl Our Morkwood Is
ample for the present. We are
teklng part off tho yards.
DRV SLAB Our dry slab Is
not entirely dry, It Is good for
the heater, but not for the
cook stove.
LIMB WOOD is first class dry
limbs and tree tops. It i.i
dany Wood for heater, furnace
or fireplace.
COAJj Sure, we have coal.
Lump coal, best on the market.
BKB.VICK Just a Utile behind
with deliveries. Order early.
Wood Conl & FUol Oil
PEYTON & CO.
"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 530
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