The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 22, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text,-4- Papr Four THE F.VENINT. HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OIJEC.ON.. Tuis1iiv, Nnvcnilicr 22, 1927. I - uititwny Ml l'J.8a Kuih Kiflh ir.-n, Klmnalh !... QirK-ni. T. li. MAI.AltKi: v. a k.viUHii . Kdttor ... ItuUi) Malinger Vnlr4 wroodeliiM nintt-T t the potoffir at Klnmntta pall. Oofon, on AuKUkt Jo. unlr i of O-imrrM. Ma rob S, 1SJ in urcr4 tr rrrirr V;.r - 1 1 J i tot.ntha unt aianih .. 1 II .cs ' II r Mall Out Wunlh f .5 Tlir. alonfha . I 'S Kit Uolilhs '-... MS lli sr ( tiK nrrn rui I .:., rn viftH -K:uhit ii ii ut ui HKi or tmuutiux . MfMfcrr f Aiafr4 lrrs - H Awam-lrtl..! Pre I" . iHh.iv.I culMlf4 to Iha r rpyalloa.tln nl all nr diaMt.-ha Trtlt-J i It tr not uihrrwiaa orxlitad In ilila j.ipr. anno) alo thy local mm ptlhlih-d th.r.ln. Ail rights of rrauUlt vallvn o aiwlal dlp4Uha lirrrin ar aliv rrwrvwl. " ;fesda November 22,. lbH 1 H Will Thcv Build South? Aftciji'icwinK the size of the Great Northern'? freight terminal properties on the west side of Klamath river it becomes increasingly difficult to believe" that the in vading railroad from the north will not undertake furth er construction in the Klamath Basin ix the future either south, northeast, or west. The present terminal development Calls for three tracks on property which could accommodate over 15. There is well over 100 acres of land, most of which will not be utilized in this initial development. Of course Ralph" Budd, the Great Northern's presi dent, says that a move to extend southward from Klam ath. Falls "has not even been discussed";, and Arthur Curtiss James, the leading light of the Western Pacific, insists that there is no move on his part ,to build north to Klamath Falls from Paxton, California. ' But we can't help but believe that some time how far in the future we cannot predict Klamath Falls will not be the terminus of the Great Northern, but a main division point on that line's main road south to California. Koine or al tlir embassy ami I tin command" u drllreml. Kven (ho former stimulation of full drt'fc baa boen Uiilidoued. KXII.U'KTIYti XATllUL KKsoi iu :s Knnsas City Tost: The ton of llleu Cove. I.. 1 . is thu flmt III Ihe I'nitod Ststes to Ink steps toward protecting allele moinia. Itr-nuKe of a threateued shortitso oiiIn resident of ttio town anj permuted In din .irms within the city limits. It does beat all how our peo p!o waste the rutural resources of the country, and there Is a possibility that future Fenera tions Tulll no have a sufficient supply of bait. It may be necerf sary for the government to limit the season during which fishing worms may br dug. and certainly steps should bo taken to prevent youths ot rt capitalistic turn ot mind from offprint; this bait for sale. .Kvea in Kanus City one some time sees signs, which Inform the public that fUhing worms are for sals on the premises. Onco Young' America supplied these worms only on special orders, but In this commercial age It has opened shops. SUBMITS STORY V EDS Obituary i riNfiKXT rnu;urus i Providence Journal: Mayor Thompson of Chicago might have been really useful at the battle of Bunker 1(111. . Host on Kvenlng Transcript: Well, the fall of 1917 will be blessed by some men for getting them as near to the presidency as they will ever come. Worcester Dally Telegram: Senator Curtis ot Kansas, being ot Indian descent, will perhaps become the nearest to being a 100 per cent American candidate for president. a Indianapolis Star: Instead of seeking an International loan. Queen Marie should be able to command millions by aelliug a real plot to the movies.' No definite action was taken by the board cf director of tho chamber ot commerce al tho noon luncheon today on ihe acceptance ot an article on the l.iva beds which was submitted lv Harold 1. Steams, geologist. The his tory of the beds, ulong with Illus trations and pictures of thu sec tion, as well as detailed hlrtory on the formations Is put Into 'he booklet which Stearns has com piled. The matter of purchasing Ihe article was referred to the legislative committee. j With Itnllo C. Oroosbcck us chairman, the legislative commit tee composed of H. N. Moe, K. V. Vannlce. J. 1". Uuke and Kred Fleet will take up Ihe referen dum sent cut by tho t'nlted States chamber of commerce on , tax reductions. , A policy which has been adopt ed by the larger chambers along 1 tho Taclflc coast, in which the chamber takes no active part In bringing conventions to the city1 from a financial sinndpolut was: referred to Ihe legislative com-! mlttee. It has be-n the esper-1 lence of many of the clubs along the cast, especially tho larger ones that tho chamber U placed under a tremeudous expense In assisting ronventlcns. The mat-J ter will be discussed further af ter the -legislative committee has met. '? J A numher of splendid letters1 from various points where the Klamath' Netted firm potato hut been sent, telling ot the publicity they have given Klamath county were read to the directors by Lynn Santn. secretary. Head Linesman O'Cioofy says he didn't even know Philadel phia had a team In "them days.", M.lll IMTTOV j Vuneral services for Ihe lute Noah I'ulton were conducted from the Kuil Whitlock funeral home, l'ina avenue at Sixth this after noon. lt"V. V. K. Allison, pna- ,tcr of The First Christian church otliclut.il. two vocal select tons wore rendered by Mrs. F. It. Olds. ' Comtiiltnneiit services were held 'and Interment made In the l.lnk ;Vllle cemetery. peel Dizzy! ll.lrh.b.!;o.i.c,wllf x,l, tK-NATtJKC'SRtsiCOY-tm.shl. 1h Bukl, Bats. wuii'a tamwty wi.. ,Mv yen tUnt I'ne hi aiermrt. You II anv thorauvh aewcl artsst without s fiii nf gri4n at riivn(it. On Male the lu mni'sni All Six Klamulh Kail DrupBlftt Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Served from l to X Jit LINKIIAVKN Make Reservations Now Dack of First National Bank on North Rlh E D IT 0 R I A L S FROM OVER THE NATION A MODKRN VATICAN From "Seeing Italy." by E. M. Newman: The oldest court in the World has been touched by dem-j ucracy. 'The Vatican, which held aloof for no long, has become more or less responsive to the new order ot things that twins to be reaching firound,. the ? entire world. r For a lnff?Tftie tSfs hiipe" paji ace was lllirhilnated only by can dles after they had become obso lete elsewhere. Steel pens were not used here perhaps the Vati can was the last place In the world to demand that documents be written and signed with a quill hut now even the type writer has penetrated the forbid den doors. The huge place was (cold In winter, but tradition al i lowed no artificial heat until a certain date, quite irrespective ot I the temperature. Now there are radiators 'everywhere. The Vatican court is the old est in the world, yet an audience at this court is more easily ob tained than elsewhere. (lere ono realizes thft effeet-ot thedemi era (3c idea. In.-Kp .oldfiF dayVaJ when his holiness "commanded ' anyone to appear before him. spectarnlarly dressed guards planted the poles of their spears besides the entrance to one's hotel and delivered the message that named the day and the hour. Very different now one merely makes application for the audi ence at the American college in Attractive Styles for Dress and Street Wear Velvet, Gunmetal Patent, Black Patent Sating Black Kid, Brown Kid and " Genuine Alligator " '' Many Styles Priced from . $3.85 to $5.85 i Uuster Brown Shoe Store Shoes and Galoshes for the Entire ' Family ' SPECIAL Wednesday Only CRATER LAKE Creamed Cottage Cheese 1 pint .....15c lA pint 10c The best to be had in town. 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