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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1926)
1 Page Four Friday, November 10, 1020 TIUC KLAMATH NEWS lOfflctal Paper for lh City of KUm ! lh Fall unit Klamath County KDWIN HOSK ......Managing Editor IJAMK9 BUCHANAN. Business Mgr. M Published every morning except I Monday by Tha Klamath News Pub lishing Company at 101-121 South , KlfUi street, Klamath Kail. Oregon. 'NATE OTTERBKIN President i BYRON H. HCRD Vice-President VWALTBR STRONAf 11 .... Treasurer r . . . Full lx-rd w ire VNTTKD NKWS and I'MTKli I'UKXS . , (Longest In the World) , fr,----MMNl MllSCItlPTlOX ItATKS IMlrerrd by Orrler, Month.... ,0O ilteUrared by CWrtcr, Year O.IMI flMtjtldM likmBlk rVnutv Klkil tAll ttubxcriptiniw Payable In Advance ' t - - iiirn-i in'i i ii i.i i Entered as second clan matter itt tha postofflce at Klamath Kalis 'Oregon, November IS, 1923, under jct of March J. IS 79. l! Xo- jylamber Audit Unreal of Circulation cession of new construction. I That is the sort of pioneering Klamath needs more of. ' From j now on the town will prow faster than its facilities. The j definite fact of two new rail ' lines will pay interest on nl-l most any investment here any-j one can make. : Imagine what Los Angeles; would do' with such opportun! ities and possibilities. Picture. if you can, what this city will j be ten- years hence or even five. Sum total all the good news the week has brought and then colint your pulse. If it doesn't . show high blood pressure, better see a doctor. Something is; wrong with any man who 1 atts the part ot sleeping-sickness at a time when Klamath is making his tory. 000 EXACTLY AS QUOTED , j Safety First! . A COMPROMISE ;J; Thinking in terms of Ore gon's second city the News is JfAitting out a paper that is $presentat,ve, and in no way ;iiggestive of small-town stuff. Occasionally we are remind ed that some people arc still Iterating on a village sched ule. The development va are j i-owifig Into seems to bother j f em. For some reason they (lit blind stflggers if the pro fession .moves faster than a jfag trot. We are puzzled how Jtd please this class of readers, i pd y: "way of compromise !We are borrowing these inter esting items from a country exchange: "'' ' A dog killed Dan Dence'a pet J farter snake ona day last 'week. Molly Morehop got a new apron Tlrom Jerrs - & Sawbuck Saturday J Dan Dense sold a'dqiep pattern oon r-n Mrs. ; ullet eggs to Mrs. Tossel Thurs day, for 39 cents. .. . . jl'Tbe Starved Crow Mountain Kbool was closed for an. hour. llonday xbile the children watched Ford go past. Simon Sand. Merchant Prince of -Starred Crow post office, cele brated the fortieth anniversary of -the opening of his store by opening fcy fresh barrel of crackers, Monday. f: Prlscilla Bluehose says she will ot marry a man with whiskers, and sagebrush Ole says he will inever marry a girl who wears long ,air. These declarations will give pome of the other young people a stance if they want it. We may find it convenient V call on this friendly editor ifor just such news from week Vo week. It measures up to the standard some individuals still Set for Klamath, and repre sents the kind of paper we re supposed to print We Jtaight even go further and Rhapsodise on oyster suppers l&'ith all the trimmings, but tor some reason we are busy s beavers helping iron out ibcal problems. That may be ftcr all the real function of wide-awake paper, to assist in broad, constructive work And set the pace for the city jhi everything relating to com munity welfare. y ooo : MAKING HISTORY U j All through the railroad ex citement Klamath has manag ed to keep its head. We hive "peen literally showered with assurances of new lines . ai d 'flew industries, with no long- taf any shadow of doubt. This iff to be the center of very considerable development, and If is none too early for all of tin to begin planning. ST. The million dollar's worth W new buildings and improve tienta show good faith and foresight, but that is only a beginning. It is a fine com pliment to Mr. Poole's enter prise that his new theatre is Jhjready well underway in ad Ince of the rush. Somebody .must have used good head work and shown splendid .bourage to tackle an entire flew block at' one clip, but .'(here it is, leading the pro- It wil ; help to a clearer j understanding of the railroad situation if we remember that 1 many things are said in rid-; dies. Both Mr. James and Mr. j Budd hve-liepn meeting re-, porters. -every day for weeks, i and taliting ifor the most part ' "in circles." The main idea of their trip is to spy out the land. The adventure of it all is to juggle words in seeming phrases and still appear cour teous. But' Mr! Budd made one statement here that was defin ite and precise. He insisted the Northern lines could not makes terms with the South ern Pacific and that they would come to Klamath on their own tracks. The route from Bend here was even out- (ft lX'j K-v -iJftft' p-,Vx.-i?i:--' . jo: 1d , .1.0 .;t!l A' Rubbers! Rubbers! -This weather de mands ruDbers, and the necessity of keep ing feet warm and dry. We have the guar anteed top notch brand , in galoshes, foot holds, and storm styles. 1 G e t yours today and avoid sickness. Houston & Jester Leaders in Footwea.r 515 MAIN ated. The very cheapness of a paper operates against it. People usually value most lined to the News represents-j what they pay most for. In tiye. We got it straight and! this case we would be justi- understood it clearly. There ;fied in charging ' as much! i,os angelks. Nov. is (imi. is nq. doubt onthat score. i again in all-round fairness and'ed New)-The Rev, zinc w. Hrowu . f-li A. , 1 !. ... . I - ine iacc ot somewnai an-.in proportion lo cost of pro-1 40. ebnny-hued bi-hop of Mt. Zlon ferent statements in San Fran- '.duction. . cisco means smoke-screen pure I .- ,- ooo and simple. JThpy. are talking!: flow for S. P. consumption; The Whole procedure is Cam-' (Portland Telef-raml Ebony-Hued Bishop count yjail is Has Vocations in! now overflowing D.rnn:-nl UrU (Contlnned from Pae One) A 1U1CS91U1IUI I? UI i oaflage, and in no - dis- Tbe common' citlien. confi'sed IV U12-I turbs the plans outlined when!and bwillred in the maie of mod ri uuuatc,. lion m luni THE DIFFERENCE One reason Klamath county is sure to develop is the rich ness of its soil, the abundance of its water, and the certainty of its markets. This city is importing - vast quantities of produce and supplies that properly should be raked or made here. Not all of Oregon is as hap py and smiling. Some sections look volcanic, and desolate. Other, great stretches seem useless for" anything but wild life, and we wonder even at that. The picking must be mighty slim among the rocks and sagebrush, but somehow nature carries on and some where the trail leads out to the richer lands of the valleys. ' I ' ooo -TOO CHEAP Siilde and counselor In recent ar ticles in the Atlantic Monthly Prof. Ripley states clearly facts vnguoly leu. out hardly understood on understandable by the "it .ui in the licet," who knows -ittle a! finance and less of economics. Prof. Ripley tells ns of the latest achlevemeht 'n "copporato Jan" amonc public utility companies by which holding companies hold oth er companies, who hold yet others, until somewhere in the bottom of the pile are . operating companies with a little property and business, the lonely oysters In a vast buwl of soup. The Intricate . accounting made both necessary and possible by these multiple corporations: the confusion arising from the changes rung on the corporate names, as they exist In different states; the conflicting laws of the states which invite these flitting incorporations; the wide variety of securities float ed, stocks common and preferred, voting and non-voting, clus A. class II and nil the rest of the alph abet: all these make practically Im possible an adequate or intelligible report of the actual conditions of the companies. In such a fog, almost anything may happen, and since there are now approximately 1.307,000 cus tomers of public utilities In the United States who are shareholders in their respective companies, and the sale of such securities lo cus tomers amounted in 1925 to $2'JG.- stated a deputy yesterday, "and there would lio In the .neighbor hood of tt if the three thut were taken to Portland, and a number that had previously been sent nurtli. Methodist Kplseopal church, finds 'were upstairs now." himself In an awkward position, Fred A. Fisher and Henry Kv again. " "' 1 line, two of the avaprd trio, will The Rer. Brown alternates . his probably be returned to Klamath time between extolling the gospel. J Palls shortly and swell tha nlready operatlng the Methodist Kplsiopal crowded Jn 11. Ktnployment tc Clothes collection! A dearth of bedding and of cols agency, dodging his twin brother, In the Jail Wednesday night left Abner, and languishing in "durance . eight prisoners out of luck, and all vile.' In the words fjil( brother, Ab j bedding that could be obtained went . the rounds of only six of the men. I ner. he's back in tha "hoosegow." ' The eight huddled tinder the hastily It Is the Kev. Ilrown's dippings in ! provided comforts and those that high finance that are continuully j did not have mortgage on the bunks getting him Into trouble. j were fortunate in not huvlng to The Ilev. Drown terms It "pursu- sleep on Ihe floor. Ing my chosen profession" but the Activities on the part of the police say It is "obtaining money ! sheriff and Ihe prohibition officers' under false pretense. department must cease, or an an- Detective Klmbrough and Doardy. nex must bo built to the crowded who arrested the Kev. Urown at his; annexed Jull of the Klamath county employment agency, said be pursued , court house. his "calling" so vigorously that he Jim Hilton, deputy sheriff and oftentimes would collect liberal fees I of ficial Jailer, left yesterday for from applcants for Jobs which never j Sacramento, ostensibly to return existed. j wnii Henry Kxllnn, escaped prison nen tney remonstrated, the Iter. ' er, who Is wanted here to serve If any store or any concern wants tq-jreach three thousand families quickly the News is I OOO.OOO, there is reason to be grate- at their service. The perform ance is specific. The value is definite. In no other way can one cover the field as immed iately or as cheap. There is no suggestion of gratuity in advertising, nor is there long er any risk. Audit Bureaus shows precisely where copies go and where circulation is i assured. Merchants who say they won't advertise are welcome to all the business they can get out of it. If papers over plead their cause, more fool ish they. The tiump card of any success is in reaching the public, and the only possible means of . quick coverage is newspaper space. One of these days advertising will be more costly and then perhaps it will be more fully appreci- ful to Prof. 'Klpley, who has brains enough so that he inteligently "asks to know" what It all means and where it's all going to. Needless to say. Pre f. lllpley Is not loved by the financiers who con trol the controllers of these great enterprises. Ho Is the Incorrigible Oliver Twist of the light and power companies who asks more light to be turned upon the facts, and more power, to control their operations. The mere demand is worth some thing, and the farts he has been able to discover give us cause to think. Brown "disrecollected'" the trans action. In order to give his memory nn opportunity lo revive the pastor was plsced in the quM -confines of a cell until bis trial. ' a six months' sentence and settle a 500 fine. Kxllne was convicted of the charge of possession of liquor. For results use N'ewa Class What you no longer hare nse for may bo Just the thing another is i seeking. News Classified Ada brinf Ads. buyers and sellers together. Gargle JlSk nm 1 1 1 1 black orange pekoe -.grccn japan 9 E Schillinor pTOdUCt - Cnmmwhmioiii S M omiiiiMMiiiiiit 1 A I . . : ' . Tea ju,t like coffee .ler. should be scaled Yvvt invaiaum--- t5:. '.' s i i not in ordinary tint, -r or paper cartons. ' vacuum The Schilling vacuum tin opens so easily with the key-wind, and once opened the top fits tight and iCk nug to protect .'cOwie . those delicate BatuneHovvdcr elusive extracts ' -PlCfc- ' flavors. : I The irrlgoibla acreage In Klam ath county totals 270.000, of which 140,000 is sandy loam and the balance -peat. Irrigated lands un der cultivation total 100,000 acres. The value of beef handled an nually in Klamath county Is 11,500, 000, while the lamb and wool crop brings In excess of 1 1,000,000. Over tsno.ooo in dairy products are handled annually, while poultry products' are valued at 1125,000 a year. SPIRIN Dissolve two "BAYER TABLETS OF ASPIRIN" in four tablespoonfuls of water and gargle thoroughly. Swallow some of the solution. Don't rinse the mouth. Repeat gargle every two hours if necessary. This Is an effective gargle proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians. "Baver" Accept onl package. Look the "Bayer "Bayer" boxes of 12 taM-li. Also bottles of 24 and lOonruggiits. for Cross." For TONSILITIS and SORE THROAT Handy ' Aflpirla li tbe trid mi of Btyr Mioafaclurt of MonotottlcicldMtu of BillcfUcicM i 'lllnNMliNt All Kot AUinmtN ll l 'o"t HM- lllll-t (o, reeled LIMP IN WALK OUT Why Suffer With Your Feet? Tomorrow Never Comes! Do It Now 09 persona out of 100 have some common foot ailments, such as corns, ingrown and club nails, weak ankles, fallen arches, chilblains, fetid odors, excess perspiration. Any old corn stop ped in three minutes. " Painless, Modern Methods, Examination Free Permanent Location: 710 Main St., Suite 805, Wniters Bldrr. Klamath Falls, Orcpon Out-of-town Correspondence Cheerfully . Answered Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 5:30: Eve., 7 to 9 p. m. Sundays, 11 to 12, by Appointment'.. ,