Pago Pour,
Smulay. October 17,
THE KLAMATH NEWS
The Klamath News:
Official Paper tor the City of KlawJ
Mh Falls and Klasaath County
. .
IDWM ROfiB ,
JAMES m'CHAVAN', Business Mar.
WARNING
It is quite in good form to
lock the stable door now that
Fall House Cleaning: Time
.Managing Editor, the horse is gone, and equallv I
J It, ..In... lmr ' .
simple procedure to urge more '
Publiahed avery morning except fire facilities now the damage
Monday by Tha Klamath Nsws Pub-' . . ,
lUhini company at io-ii South ; done. There is nothing new
Fifth strt.KUm.th Falls. Oregon. ;jn tHfc Everv fown pvorv.
NATB OTTERBEIN President , , !
BTROM H. HURD...VIcPaldt ; where Koes eh the same
WALTER 8TRONACH Treasurer experience at one time or an-,
other. We seem to live and
cbttkd nkws mm iTMTEn mess i thrive on proscrastination, and '
Los-at t tha World)
... ... ,....w nothing the News can say will
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS ; '
Delivered by carrier, month - .SO change it.
Mhrby ran-iM. yw J.00 1 But out 0f compliment to;
Owcalde Klamath Couny "-OO ! . i i-i i r .u t-
All SatMcrlptloa. Payable In AdTaarc the Pl?ndul work of the fire,
"" ' I '" department and out of respect!
vbscrtbars falling to raeelra tbelr ; - ... . , , , . ,
Kpr, oaii circulation Department for firemen s lives it might not
twaea and 9 a. m ana a copy ,1 i j , . . i i
tu b nt to 7ou. he a bad idea to think twice:
Entered a. second class matter at j thia time before we P'R"-j
tha poatoftlce at Klamath Falls. Ore- ! hole the various suggestions.
otMarrn?"" 19"' Und,r Under different conditions of!
w..,J...wyi,ii i wind and weather the whole:
-rates htt
Haw 1
Member A adit Bureau of Clrcalathia
THE TEST
of Main street might readily!
have been wiped out, and then!
what? With most of the build-j
ings mere tinder-boxes, and
'many of the stores poor risks,!
anything is liable to happen;
any minute of any day, withj
the fire department as ouri
only protection. !
Somehow, all the twaddle j
of political gossip fades into!
nothing alongside the warning!
The biggest jolt in a decade
came yesterday when the
pride of Klamath burned to
the ground and the White
Pelican became a memory.
The whole panorama was so:0f yesterday. We need better
much like a movie thriller it safeguards than we have had.
was hard to figure it as ac
tually real. We know it now
with all its embarassments,
for nothing can take the place
of. a good hotel in making a
town attractive.
Almost before the flames
We must have better equip
ment at whatever cost.
.. OOP
"COSE WKST"
(Portland Telegram)
granite ahaft has been dedi-
at Meacham. Ore., to the
A
i rated
were out plans Were being memory of thoae who undertook but
made to rebuild. That is' failed to urvlre the adventure of
Klamath. Just as a rough sea i 0Id Oregon Trail and -.hose
;, tha roct nt .o,m.n I lonely graves
w. j uuv iKttiiiaii-
ship, so will this disaster
N)EX K A W n!
U.S. Marines to
Guard Mails Says
Head Department
WArtlllNliToN, IM, 1. ifntl.d
mil iiii i in,,. ii nuiii'M iiimi in,-.)
wire culled nut today lo minul lti'
mulls. Postmaster (Icnernl New mill
I Major tttmeral John A. I.eJiMine Is
sued the order fur armed "leather-1
nacka" to guurd valuable mall alilp-,
inrnta.
The order follnwa rliwely ihe
Kllsabeth. N. J., bnlil-up. In which 1
one mall defender waa killed anil i
two wounded before Ihe ln)rr ei
iiipi'il with beiwenn tlKu.uiiu imj
S:iUO,ilon, na well aa aevernl nlher!
fntAI rohberlra anil rnhliery allempla
t'lM'Where. I
The innilne aunnla will niilliuie
on duly uulll Hie poaliifflie ili'pnil-
nirnt rnu nraunlie lla own nrmeil
luurila fur money lilimnia.
New will uk rimr fur mnncy
for Ihla puriHiae mul lo roiiipeuHHie
Ihe murine rorpa for lla expnnaea.
I WK TII Kit ntllWAHT
I (IIIKIHIN ANII WAMIIIMITON:
j l'riihnlilv Ini-nl rulua Hunilay: .Mno
'l:iy fair eaut p.irtkin. Italil weat
Ipiirihui. '
IIAIIIIIKT CIKIWI.KV
Onwna nnd remnilellna. Sperlnl
lalnit .tout alien. 025 No. Heroud
HI,
For reaulla uae Newa Claaa Ad.
. NOTICE
Regular Republican
Nominee ,
W. B. BARNES
for
Justice of Peace
MNKVII.I.K DIHTItHT
Glasses Fitted
ground and repaired t
DR. COBLE'S
7 0 9 Main Street
No mailer how beautiful
your oyee are. there will run
a lime when uulure will rebel
aHltit uralrol mul the lualer
will fade, unlcaa ttlveii alten-lliiu.
You Gan't Go Wrong
you com to
ua with your
Dental troutMa.
In .rery branch
of the profeaaloh
you will r.celre
"l-alnleM, . rareful, . and . taatlaa
demuiryj" ..rumhlned ..with ..fair
,Hria.
X-ltay Serrlc Open KaolD(
Portland
Painless Dentists
tirlaaln Ulnar.
I'lionn 04, t or. Iltti anil Main
::L.y I It
toughen the fibre of us, and
make for greater accomplish
ment. It is just such occa
sions as these that weld to-
mark the ' trade.
cruelly brief ballings of the cara
! vane.
j Aa one reads the records of those
I' early journeys, he wonders not so
much that these were so many, as
that they were so few. Families
gether the full strength of a' lhe Tery youns however m
community and make every- ,uued to the hardships and priva-
one pretty much akin. The
lessons learned will be turn
ed to good advantage, ard
the incident of Civic Expan
sion Week will develop into
a program of surprisingly real
extension.
ooo
THE PROMISE
tions of the way, must go on, since
they could not be left behind. These end Irrigation resources
were the greatest sufferers, and in'lsiate to an Irreaponnthle
the case of the old, physical dis
comforts were more easily borne
than homesickness for the familiar
life that lay behind, and dread of the
j untried life that lay before. Per
I'haps many of those who died were
not sorry to be set free from the
stern necessities of their enforced
migration.
Long years after, on the battle
front of a great war. when death
to operate with antiquated, dilap
idated mat-hini'ry.
Citlien. awako! Fall fearlessly
into line! Join the fast growing
forces of constructive resemment
that are sweeping Ihe state, llrush
aside with the broom of honesty, ne
farious rings, vicious press ml-'
representations and false .propa
ganda. , . ,
The proclamation does nof say
whether the rescue of Oregon con
sists in turning over all the power
of the
self-ap
pointed ! "Housewives" committee
vita J52.000.0Q0 . atiUo bomls to,
sUirt with, to spend as they please.
Before every election, these self ! SPl'.UT WILD WEST
saviors of tne public Imbibe some-!
thing strong enough to see "vipers j
coiled in musty corners ready to
strike at the heart of government"
THE HAPPY MAN
He always lived on Sunny Street,
His heart was light ami gay;
He'd walk afar a friend to greet
And cheer him on his way.
No cloud e'er hovered o'er his head;
No gloom his threshold marred.
And paths were velvet to his tread
That others found so hard.
The house he built on Sunny Street,
Had weliome on the door;
Within the atmosphere was sweet,
JAnJ friendship warm in store.
DECLARED GENERAL'
i
(Oontlnied From Pago One) I
tlnn. will be thrown open lo the !
public and will grenily rvllcve the i
local hotel situation.
W. I). Miller. Willnrd hotel build- j
er. atated yesterday afternoon thai
IIFSY WITH TI1E BOOBS
(From the Salem Journal)
and you can only do your share' were en route for other points of his new hostelry will comprise 100 '
to preserve the state by shelling out j call in Oregon and California. j rooms and that Ihe structure Is so
liberally your donation to the good I T. P. Henderson, resident mana-l planned that rnnarltv ran he don.'
If 1
orkmin
What do the saviors do between for the r lebrhharker interests own-1 ran n0ihi,r unit the same alie
elections? That is a mystery. l're-ing the raxed hotel, turned first lo aH ihe present ne. nt the rear of'
sumaDiy. nowever. they live on theitne southern Pacific railway com- , building now being constructed.
donations oi tne boobs.
SPORTSMEN OBJECT
To the management of the
burned hotel we extend svm-
. , , . .... . . j was so near that its name must not enuse for them to spend without jger for Ihe Klamath Development , led with comparative ease
patny. X0 tne DUlIding OI tne. spollen men cioaked its harsh accounting. company, and local representative ePd be." Miller slated, "wo
new Hotel We advance greet-! reality under a phrase, and said
jng. I that their missing comrades had
' ! "gone West." So. in the great
The new Pelican should al-we,tward movement of the pioneer
low for a city of 50,000 and army, there were those who "went
a tourist trade that Will i West" by a shorter road. It is f it-
swamp its facilities. The!,in ,hat we ral,ie such "ion"1"'"1"'
r-i . , , . 'as this at Meacham, to honor the
whole Klamath country is; ... ' , ,
' ; memory of these fallen soldiers.
growing, and the center of .one We,t too ,oon who dld not
every activity will continue! live to see the victory accomplish
to be its old-time rendezvous.! ed.
Klamath may have been aj
bit lackadaisical at times, but'
now comes a chance for tre
mendous accomplishment. The
whole thing spells opportunity
pany in an attempt to secure Pull- This work of doubling capacity
man cars for hotel guests. Oneiroll( forward without Interfer-
Pullman sleeper, already In the'i.n with one Hon or th. ordinal
1 Inrnl varil, ha u'a nhln ti nlkfnirt j.
TO TITHING BILL land this housed about 25 guests last ;
night
(Continued from rage One)
It was expected today thai , , wn b, , vour .dvantaaa to
another sleeper will be here from i Investigate the equipment mul serv
the north offering additional accom-! ''e rendered ut the Klamath Valley
Hospital.
booth on November 2. That vote
will kill tho Tithing Hill which will "'"'"Ions. . ,
take between 135.040 and 110.000 Wires from San Francisco nd-j Shlpmeint of silk underwear In
from th nni, .i.,,un .,.! vised Henderson tnat no sleepers an suaues. just arrived ui ilea ue-
McCormick-Deering
Ensilage
Gutters
Where v'.o filling is done with McCormick-Deering
skill and experience, a good, fast, and economical
job is asyured. McCormick-Deering Ensilage Cutters
nro designed on the simplest principles. They cut
dry hay as .vcll as green and will cut tho large
wootl Btrms fine, do big capacity work with maxi
mum safety and stand the gaff year after year. They
have been doing it for years by tho thousands. Steel
frame const) uttion, with boilerplate steel flywheels.
The knives nrc on the flywheel and the cutting and
elevating is done in one operation, saving power,
liuilt in five sizes ; capacities 3 to 25 tons per hour;
power 6 to 2rt horse power.
J. S. Mills 6? Son
Sixth and KUmath Ave. Phone 9
Klamath Falls, Oregon
i
Good Equipment Makes Cood Farmer Better
game
each year and make necessary the
I
abandonment of five or six of our I
As election approaches, we are trout hatcheries. Yours
about to be saved again, this time.&monr them
Jiere S to by the "Clean Government League"
the White Pelican that is to'"rhatever that may be. which has a
in capital letters.
be.
were available, he stuted, so Ihe
plan for a tralnload of Ihe Pull-
may be 1 man va frustrated.
Provision I'rotiiplly Mmlc
! "U'o'll t.l nil
i "You as a sportsman anil a tax- ... . , , . ..
; . Henderson declared, when It was
J ..... ....... .1 KKMiai h.. ,l,n I,,., ..I .... rf,.,.n.nrf ,
gln'a Store. 129 So. "Ih.
.press agent in the person of the) proport,on f lhe lax 'expenses of
UNAFRAID
"Nor deem it that acts her
oic come by chance." Some
thing happened at the hotel
fire which proves the calibre
of men some are, and the mea
sure of courage sometimes in
reserve.
Contrary to all orders to
young woman who won fame during
the last session of the legislature
as "Tilly from Tillamook." Wheth
er this new league Is the Dry Leg
ion of Snoopers In a new guise,
deponent sayeth not.
That the situation is a serious
the state. In addition to that you
have purchased a fishing license, a
hunting license, or both, and when
you did so It was with the promise
i that this money would be used in
I making It possible for you lo hunt
cue. we are assured by the "Pro
and to fish. It Is morally wrong
fret the octopus, whatever that is,
I is about to grab our fair state and
crush us all In Its manacles. We
I quote as follows:
- i v. . : .. . . - , i-
lroon cinf nr tha rturninv Vml1- i .
"" has the welfare of our state
; for the state or anyone else to dlv
i ert part of this money Into the gen
eral fund.
'The sportsmen of this slute with
J destruction, and with this assurance;
j many who were planning to go lo
I Ashland and Medford for the night,
'remained here. A slightly heavier'
stage and train business, however.
Indicated that a few guests went to
nearby towns for rooms over the!
week-end.
Without solicitation, many calls'
from prlvnte residences through-;
out the city were received at the;
of fire of the KlumnCh Development
their llcenso fees are maintaining j company, paltering accommodations'
the greatest asset the state of Ore-1 for the homeless hotel guests. A;
gon nas us wiki nie. i ney are do- r0om exchange was established at
ing, a bell-boy braved CVery-lbcen threatened by the Insidious in tnl" 'hcerfiilly although thous-;u10 ,hamber of commerce late In'
thing to rescue a dog, and SUC-! forces of organized corruption.! of Peof'e who neither fish nor j tho afternoon, and through this
Ceeded. There was no nlavintrl With crafty cunning, Ihe expon-!n,,nt nr"'lt either directly or In-, medium many were established In1
tn tho (rolloew.a on, I ovnon i,n, o' 'K business, personal ag- j directly because of the existence of ; comfortable lodgings for Ihe hlght.
tation of reward, simply the
wo. the neonle Inlo the county treasuries to the 'on the part of White Pelican hotel!
for the animal that IS Usually have given of ourselves, to create' extent of iiproxlmately $10,000 j officials, civic organisations nnd
loyal to man, land maintain, that our children , each year. This more than pays; "'hers. Hie gliosis were all corn-
It docs one's SOUl good to'1"'"'1' enlv and reao "le fu" ben-' fi r the cost of the trial of all game forl.ilily situated by nightfall,
know of hiir ViPirr under ' and 'k'1 '"herllance of lib- cases because ninety percent of them j Within two months It Is ex-
th ih , jerty. lam obtained on pleas of guilty, pected that the Wlllard. Anchor and
neath the every Clay routine. I f0ea mm,ty corners of dark i Very few gnniu cases ever go to, Young hulelii, now under ronatruo-
JI maxes one nappy to live by-ways, these vipers' arc lying trial.
over again the quiet heroism 1 In wait, ready to strike at the heart j "If you really denire to defeat
of Other days. Nothing can i of lh0 ,l,e "vernment our legis-jihls, as you certainly should, kindly
be very much Wrong With a:lM,"rP- WI,h l,"',r enom. the pnldjseo lo It Ihat everyone with whom
mgr. !, Vict,. ll l oo: 1,',,l,y'"t' th8y plnn to l"!aln kl" y" ecme In contai t Is acquainted
man wno 1 SKS ail to save roRres,vo legislation to give Ore- with the unfairness of this Tithing
a dog. Will nomeone please ron a throwback of a riccado in nut ,.n.i ...i, .1. v..
. . t . , , n 1 ... ' IV B rianHMwnlnt.Sttt.Al.RHItl.la I
SOP tniir ho m1t nrnmiifurl" reaellnn nnrnnuelv fiireliicr niir alnlA v. , si, 17.17. ... J...,.. I
1 grandliement, and greed are laying, resource. I ArcoiniiKHlnilons Hectiml
I l;nlrl nn nttr i-ltv ,n,inlu n n,l u,n.. "flnaJ,,.ir nil n..mn rtn... ' Thnu tlirmifi-h rnnnlalnnt f,rfr,rt
loyaity every man snouiu ieei n9titutlons, which
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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fi l with niut kim-jm. V
if if (immmft. Akr. fiA tfy.rrun
I W lMATlNI M H A Pin VUAJL. ff
Dedication
.First Christian Church
' - TODAY '
Governor Walter M. Pierce
and
Rev. C. F. Swander
and
W. A. Wiest
Rev.M. L. Petelle
R. H. Dunbar
as speakers
Morning, afternoon, and evening services
10 A. M.
GOME
2:30 P. M.
8 P. M.
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