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'Wednesday, November 7,2
TITE KLAMATH NKW8
The, Klamath News' Living By Bread Alone f1 Well, I Reckon There' s Always Room for More!
PabijiiMjt wry jiornlBf jn ,), atato of Connecticut there Is a 'peace fill litllof
eapt Moadsjr by Tos Klamath
Ksars pnbiubln company at 101-. villnjre that .has been drowsing beneath the hm1o of:
liiafaoracM(U K'""Mh. it-, mat elm trees since before the Revolution.
..:...:...:.:-....,.. ! Main street .swept down a gentle hftl in a wiile, lazy j
StTI&ri 7i Kin?th .nlT curve' GUpt cIm flnnkea tne 'nJrth.of it. Behind them !
p...w....... , were the colonial houses, trim in white clapboards and;
Itobort (ialloway Kdttor , ahnltpr InnlnW verv miieh as the v InnLori vvli.n
Ad. M.:r" " . r.
Lyaa Klnuoeraiaa..
-r
Washington's army marched through. There were no i
'streetcars, no busses, no factories and no noise. The'
smsntirrioM katks
DaUnred i rarrW, ar. e.5o'town was simple, concentrated peuce. !
&Umd i aaaii. jvac a.ooj jju( ast 8Ummer the state began a highway improve-;
Dampuoaa payable la ouvoace,; , 1 .
men program. The road that curved through the village I
tKu"arK"m?a,4a'iathi had to bc wWono' ""'l straightened. Down came the !
ralla, Oregoa. Novembar 16,! magnificent elms. The wide lawns were chopped off j
""' iat at ot u"c 1 ruthlessly. Nov.- a broad, straight belt of concrete runs.'
'through the town. The trees are gone. The old houses!
have lost their dignity. Huge convoys of trucks rumble J
through at all hours. The peace and quiet of colonial !
i days have gone. . ;
All of this no doubt comes under the heading of .
"progress." I
Progress, of course, is our national watchword. No- j
where on earth is there such fear of being behind the
times as in this country. If chopping down an irreplac-!
lable row of elms and ruining the beauty of a town that '
iber Belerted Omasa
Nevapapen
a
t
Pacific coast rapraaantaUTaa: Ar
thur W. Stypea, Ida, Saa Fraa
ataeo, Los Aofalea and Portland.
Kaitarn rapreaentatltear Charles
B. killer, New York, aad W. Ii.
Stockwall, Chlcato.
Trfeahoae s-7 ..'took two centuries to mellow will give us progress, we
THE MODERN EXPLORER
Henry Ford and Harvey
Firestone are starting vast
plantations, in Brazil and
Liberia, respectively, to get
their own supply of rubber.
Meanwhile, Prof. Fritz Her
mann, of Germany believes
he has found a way of
making rubber synthetically
from coal by-ffroducts.
" Professor Hofmann will I
report on his experiments at
a conference at the Carnegie
Institute "of Technology, in
Pittsburgh, next month. At
nresent it is believed that
pis method would not be
commercially practical, but
an President Baker of Car-i
ncgie Tech points out, what
tqday is only a research
worker's abstraction, may
tomorrow be the basis of
-new industry.' '
;This remark illustrates
the way. in which modern
civilization differs from all
former periods of . history.
;Time was when the - ad
vance of civilization depend
ed on the rovers the men
who left the settled, estab
lished regions and ventur
ed, intQ unknown lands,
looking for gold mines, fer
tile, farm lands, tracts of
timber, sites for big cities.
They expanded the world's
horizons, wiped the 'old
boundaries off the map1, .and
opened for thousands of
people the opportunity to
forget their d i s c o u r age
ments and make a new start
in a different scene.
That sort of thing is ul
most ended now. The Ore
. gpn trail is no-longer a dan
gerous glamoring pathway
through a land of dangers;
it is an easy ridn on a lux
urious railroad train or, if
you prefer, by airplane.
Byrd has gone to explore
unsettled lands, to be sure,
but nobody expects a rush
of prospectors or ho-nu-steaders
to follow him. Our
horizons cannot recede
much farther. Lindbergh
could reach them overnight.
I are always ready to get our axes. ' j
But we really ought to go a little slowly. i
The effort to live by bread alone is always a bit :
dangerous. There are times when we seem to be trying '
it. This Connecticut road-building job which, of course, I
might -have happened in any of the states is evidence :
of that fact. . - . !
What is America, anyway? It is not simply a col-J
lection of industrial sites and transportation facilities.)
It is not simply a huge group of highly prosperous indiv
iduals who never cease to praise, heaven that they are
richer than any other group of men on the earth. It is
not simply a machine for producing things in ever-increasing
'abundance. Those are only parts of its aspects.
It is. among other things, a land of great and varied
beauty ; Leauty of sleepy New England towns; beauty of
flat mid-western prairies; beauty of southern plantations;
beauty of western mountains and northern forests. Tliin
beauty has had a deep effect on the national character.
It has helped, in no small way. to shape the idealism that
has made us great. "
But sometimes we actually seem to dislike this
beauty. We. plaster the countryside with big billboards,
marring scene after scene. We disfigure mountain valleys
with incredibly squalid mining towns. We turn pleasant
rivrs into factory -stained . sink holes. AVe destroy the
charm of ancient towns to make wider roads. ,
It won't do. If we cannot preserve the beauty and
charm that still remain to us. no other nation on earth
will ever envy us for our wealth.
WIMm 'Iff .
OFFICE
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Great Landslide
(Coatlanrd Frnaa Taa )
Latest Returns
(Con tin iiM Prom Pnffo Om)
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Representatives 2 lil Sxfpresenlntive District.
1 :t tn Ih vIihMihI l
Uonttin (i. Burdirk
A." M. Collier
S. Hamilton
Volted Once Too Often
(AAnzl if ll tka . :.. : --i. , f ,
. - " v.iNuii iiuu-;i,s xew vork Miat0,
nuueii emcuon scanaais oi last spring is that told the upon a ImMl ampalKn
dt'morrat had loat any nf lUoto
Htatoa tlnrt reconstruction duyn.
Htioror haa rarrlod Virginia.
apparently, anil oaiti!y Klofiila R
autl Ti'Ui-H, altliutiKli tlio liui two i i,.
, ..in u...i.i. '' '"'"I'
lot lue burdur atuli-a of .Mury- It. K. Hrndbury
tnml. Kt'iitiivky a ml Tnnix.r. County Commiasioner (4-year term)
a,l ...m...l ,,wly .lil.,R .- sj, (J,,cm.haiM
di-r In Missouri.
nittrr n...WiK., l.m icll Short
. Thin diHimtur foihiwvd on tlic County Commiaaioner (2-year term)
heele of one of the most peptne- J. J. Xickllor
iilat and bitter campaign In moil- r. D ti'-m- .'
-rn .American hlatory. .. (" R; "llllams
Smiih.. itonilnated by party Sheriff
dominated -iiy dry,' proletiiiit Jim Hilton .'
demorraig only . 'ixiinuao . d( blKj Llovd L. Low
n-ciira i ! a . ireruenuoUM vote
getttr and hl 'likelihood of carrv-
H'k a
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ir u ilriiiklnit tntn.
jU'v,ni,t tlif All" li'-n
Irirt wv fttricct. hclilml
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I ho lillJ-
Vork Kirl-. uihI I ultrllmt
II . Ilit I'lrlii h li ihH nii'lhuit.
Ml I il. U put a lltilp l!imtrliu
ni in v lit !lU I'tti ll. 1 1 111' I ilri'SM
Hi htiir II maki'4 my leiir cimy
in iirr.inKt mi. I lu ldi II In itini
It Hixil'iiat miv Krntl ;IMil hri'tui
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i"cl In hluiHimu iiinri I hull lli
ll niinttli now All inv rihllilH
iilMllti I li WllV I'UlMll'rlllo ma It IK
iiiv tin i r lotik tn lirlf lit aiuU
Himrkliin."
l,1llili'rill i'H-i MKir.t tn tirliiR
nilt li.iltir.il nllnr. I hi :lf atll
mill itiir of vmir, limr, thaif
nhaniino nr hrlllliiiillno I; r
utnit il ilitti, iritiHi mill uiitf
film fruiii ih hair (tir and
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Mlurin lutvu
III IllK 3 lniMh'ti A lli'lll Sll'IV
rfJlKrniirr.t ll-M'.lv f..r ti,. ,.
trMiimt mrl!
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Tin- uhl-tlmr wlm a nht k
iil h- till' nukli 'IfiiRlli nklrin
Hiiil thi'U Murvlvoil Dip hnii;
Ir ll Klh vitrit-iy tmw U rnlntly
Willi lim fur th arrlv:il nf I hu
, lilp-lvhuth Hklrt
W. (Pat) Winfrey 615
en ( o roil',! County Coroner
ill fltVnr i .tannin TifA.r T 1 ti
llthpr HnV nn ttia tn'tnooo ctonl U, .I I Of modiflcilllnil nf lhi nlrhlnonl Ii
j w.. v.v. o aiaiiu uj uiic xienry tt ulls, 1 , " : Krl Wh I kick nf!;
i i a t m, tamenilmeut and commlticil ihn. r'Hri n'tK ib.i
wiuicu uinur lor me vroe-i nompson macnine.
. Watts was told to vote too often, and he did 14
times in one day. Then a gang of plug uglies arrived
democratic party lo prariirnlly a State Measures
hlph larlfr basis. -Bew hoped by. Five-Cent Gas Tax Yes
nuiuinK iHf Hoim so tun anu win-,
WCtH
12.081
on the scene and mistook him for the opposition. They!"1"! i!. R,h,. a..,, i 'l
seized him, hit him over the head, knocked him down 1 the big eastern -.to enrry vft ( on'nfit
fn'ftma Tav Vw t l 001
.. After it was all over, he hunted up the ward boss and V"r' n,'"'a, ln xn ' - ' v m'tan
i uv uatiiin, ,
explained that a terrible mistake had been made. So the L "5 -r', J. For M.vr
ward boss got a doctor to fix. him up and hantjed him election with the wont def.at it ' T B Wiittors 48'
$10 to salve his feelings. And that ended it except that lla" 1 pL.i' ,f rf m-
now he is spilling the.beans, Hoover, who a, nominate,! ' ' 'V
vuiiiiiiciit. UII U1U CILV nn PS mm niiiii.( nta . vf.uflnn , .L
. UUVVUVlb " u.t, IIIV JIIIILL'Hl III in'
inrm noil, oppn.irs tn hare run
nllead of Coiiliilge'a 1021 ton, I in
! many milieu in that Huetiun.
AlthoiDjh Hoover never liefnre
ran for offli, he won one or ilin
Bioiitent elertornl vlitorleK mi
reeord. mid acnlnm a man wlm
liuif been rtKarrtrd ns nlmiwt a
miracle worker" hi his vile.
attruetiiiK power.
Instead, our pioneers and j drawd out to dry jjround. from which it was able to i Vork l.Wori.l. "t'r-.ng" ' ,i',o, riiM."
lake olf vuccesslully. .. ,; rriiii.i he miniii Ret , i, ,..
Ym. can't quite cotu.t the horse out, ,ve in iJXXZ
day of travel through the air. . ... . ,., ,
In
explorers have gono into the
laboratories. Our hope if
material progress now rests
not. on the men w ho seek
new lands, but oh nn-n who
seek now combinations in
the bottoms of ust tubes.
n the old day., the boy
who wanted to grow tip to
be. a'-biiilder of new cities
wa apt to prepare for his
work by bjcoming a sailor
or a soldier. Now he enters
a technical school. . .
A cheap substitute for
rubber would work itn ec
onomic revolution, just as
the manufacture of artificial
silk is beginning to turn the
eastern part of Tennessee
into a region of great . in
dustries. Similarly the devel
opment of synthetic prod
ucts from corn stalks may
yet make Iowa a land of
mightyTrclofieJ."' "
should be priceless to the historian 50 years hence.
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Horses For Airplanes
Score one for the horse, fighting a losint? battle
against mechanical means of transportation.
-nicago-umaha air mail plane made' a forced
landing the other day at Cedar Rapids, la. Heavy rains
came up, and when the. pilot tried to resume his flight
the plane was too deeply mired in the muddy field. He
could not budge it.
How was the problem solved? With the aid. of a
,"n A f;(i-ma Kw.iKvUt t '
U. S: Ballantino 418
Kern L. Gaghageri :m
Ynu'n tint hol.li iijc yuiir own
If nhe li'U sumo nf tiir feUnW
hitld Hit, loo.
' A port miint uo hi Inionltin
lion. Hit miiMt tinsKiiui tHnili
are bihuk to nrnd hlH popiim
C H IC H ESTERS JLLS
r i.t.i.ii, ntS. i
SOLA ST DRUMWl IIUNUAl
At the Liberty
1 A fiimltiiir line to chronic v;ni
, dovlllinn, and lljcrnfoH' u( morn
! liitni p;i:shiK interest to 111 nan of
J uh wlm rr'(iii-nl lioili xiiiko and
i wn'i'ii, will nroimc tmii h dinni-
yl :n when, fii-ne C.owIhr. iiopulnr porllne "it
iTfy thru tor today, mid which
fii'omR, nrrnrditiR lo provlniis rc
pnriH. to Justify Mr. IowIiik' r-
Oont atccsniOii 10 IllP cnlttllnld
vidiiilf. " ,
Kiitxiu lilf'lgfwuy, annilicr wnll
hnown viindovitllan, playn oppo
ullo (iowhiK pftVctivnly; iho Hiip-
Iih liidini; Kdwnrdn
norse. A farmer brought a team,' which was hitched lo i v',UlK whuh ri than ryi,
th(! lilanc. A little StUldv i.nllin.r !. ..l ..-,",K" rf-iv-a In .I,Ik IhihNIUM
N'KW YOItK, .Viit. 7. (UV.hie-.
flliVl Ilirh..i IT,,,. v. ..... .
.iiaiA ... . ' i vaiidfvtll! fdnl of millions. Iiiu DiivIh. Joe Itonm r. Jnrk Mrnrw,
turn a retitrn, from o.iiIvVAr I "I", ",n.""n """,r" "''. e"y '"ker ami l-n.l.ly OTlytui.
irl.n mnn u,8 mornini- ' r:"'" " Sll!r,", Pr"'Jne- la exrellent. The illreetoii Ib l.y
Ho nn rerl.iln i f elei lor il ' ,vl'', n '" '''ilv '" ""'-I. Hi- I the fuliliilIM Itoliert Klnrny.
At the Pine Tree
Tim sd.iy :uul Weilni Kduy I Mr
five-.,, i , jit the I'iiie Tree tln
uti:r Ih ri-jili te Willi iionieily, rirtl -Hie,
itiiuic niul diinee. '" lleaileil by
Hie Venetian Four, jiiiinu. nci:or-ili.-uis
and eoncfirtinoH are the ln
trumenlM nneil J,y the perform.
er. A ill lixhlfiil in iisii-li I offer
ing in the result.
"Little Leon," the Krenrh. eoni
eili.m. Ii.-ii nn net jimt a little illf-
ferent from the rest; He relent
frenii cfiitriv;inceA reHemlillni; bf.j .
cyel.K. Ther in loin of fun unil w
I In nojinl.'ir T ie' lfm,vi- I.
Mire,, fust-ale'iiiiine (.ilur. il folkn ! "IlKhHy over K.iiiiO.ono out ef
wlm make it Ihelr hiMliierfu i '"' f I l.")'i,0n(( ra far rniint-!
eiiti.iliiin VillKlevllli. niHlienein ;. Til'" Wat lllobnlijy hsilr or,
mid how! Sunny Clny .iceompnii. j l, MS "'e tolnl vote east. ,
lei the two nail on the piano .1 iwrinir SniiDi mu t-itiiilnt; I
lint iloeRn'l ever eeni to have ' ml1"' ' MiiH-ini'liiin'itu and hu
enouiili kuya. , llcplayH some hot !,liul ll.iieii uKiiinai Hoover's
A Doctor Talks
About Cascara
It W iiiifoi-iiiiiati. thai many peo
ple jllde the tllo-illlKlliHH of a
laxative b Iih violi nee. The khIIh
that - Th.ili throuKh" tho1 H.VHtein
may nor even pi-neti-ate t)ie film
of poit-nnoim matter that ban
1 ..m I lt.n ....I.... l.....llul
TlllM WIW IllH '.i.,,' ..fl ', ,., I nivulu "
KrliMf lu Ihn lii.nt u.i... tn
-nn.. n,, ., irirti t,i,p.;A.N.SK I III I
n the eree,TlinnmH Meliihun 'iHi 13 lUnver and ewsihlyi . TllP wmlil'.' best laxatlvo 1
"We're All fJambkr,-." ! f"'1 Horlda. , )ju, M,llhPr N,,lro mttUn
'aptnlii Slior.
"luff ami the, gfrla jDliig and ; H2.fi 1 0. wild uboiit one.thlrd of j
l- win; iMi-iiiii Jlltl ,.'JIIlil- "..;- . ....-i ...... ' ii ii. wa niH ,r)
talners know how, A very. enter i only liiiporiant lead outride of l,.
iiioiiik ni'i mat ih well lonlunuil
On
in er.e AH I. llnnierx. ' " nihil I nil ti.ilm.
" " "ru"r -ryiami wnt in her own laboratorle. U In
lo Hoover, iia did Jenllielty. Ten- the bark of treo eulled I'.AS-ui-Nnee
and Oktitliomr, U!,imri . I'A It 'i hn ii..ti..... n.....i ... ..i.nu.
SHAN'tlHAf, .VnV.'C.-faplaln i wan li'iinlim ttwntd Hoover, lnr,.. IIiIm hark -and rea.b old two
. CIllbM Of llir. krfll.it, u n-tiil ... ,.U .... I !il.... . ..I..,. ...... ,. .. .
rt-Tlorilv I,. It,. ..,!.. ,. I ?" " 'I'"' '". I " " l "I 'I"
r, il ni ,,i .'i .i i . ,' K 1,1 " K"rl"" eondl- Hoover appeared to liavn n.r- ' """ro la today, for any
1 . ' k,,l,l"!,il"" "'"'-n' "" 'noae pan-1 rle.l everything weHt of the Mi,- !"" : I he heat for the J.loo.l.
as vi it ..a uio rest. , ;netiKerH on IiIh vensel ataxcil a aisalppl ,Xrept Arknnaai Smlih ' Tl"' '"'"etlelal In lu anion
I.es F.inernon liroczea rn from : riot, kIiooiIiik I lie .aptaln, the i nart ., .,,.n ,.ad In ftab but"" "'" ,"''',,;' ut anythlnn yet
the went with his piano nnl nomo Jthlp'a doetor anil two other offl-l.,., ,1.1 .. . K.,.,,.', ,. n:,,', rtlM:lomil. Kor many renmns:
laughs. KRpeelally in hla piano jee. Many frlKhlened ( hl.,e. , j.j, , reKarded a: Hoover' 1
novelty In the bit, "Krom the Cra-ijiimpod overboard ami -r-
die fp," linen be x.el In eom-j ilrowneil, wltucM,ea Knld. The hleh arrived .Moll.lay. was or-j
edy. He fiiilhliea hl ai t with ajllrlllah enilscr Kent xent launch-i den d iiiiiiniilliiid for five day
couple of live-wire oiik whitli ica and ninrhies lo aid the panc-n- due to, a iae of eholera. The!
imi mi iu om uiirrinis, , . gora ana 1110 untuu trulaor iiaieni!oia ntoleaied and then
Bpeneer, Clay and ice aro the Cornwall stood by. TI10 Kungwo. j rioted.
nij
Relieve Coughs, Gilds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
rr-- who
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u Uki in
All ifmuiali-K nd'Ac ,f, lnK.
Cfcildrca't MiMlwuUtwilatf lufa.lJ.4
Better than a Mustard flatter
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LISTERIN
THROAT TABLETS
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n
, Pifk 'hf 'uti th'(?ro la'iio liVilT
forgied-froni.taawira, Tliv. bowel
aro, nut weakened, but Hirep-Kili-eucd
lr Hu eontinuul iiihi. TIiu
oiTaniona when one neoda Ha aid
row leaa and leaa. Itn lilfllieiice
la lotm-felu You don't find your
.self worne bouuil-iip thu day fol
lowing. Yon do find thc4 bowetH
more inrllneil to movj of their
own volition. The enndy C'aacnret
that every drtiKHtore una In stock
In the Ideal form ot cuscuru.
T3S?miB
We Welcomeyou
toPnnland. 700 rbmfnmKU mmt,
-nrh wiilt baih. Raoionbla rmttn.
Cunvrnirnl ilawn.iown IinmIhh,
hJou under pntanut mamanrmitH aj
JBAM 1, AUKIbMiN
:3k HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND) OREGON
They Are
Here!
After it long wait we
re delighted to an
nounce the arrival 01'
CHRYSLER i
75 Sedans
' CHRYSLER
75 Roadster
CHRYSLER
65 Sedan, 4-door
CHRYSLER
65 Sedan, 2-door
CHRYSLER
65 Coupe
CHRYSLER
Plymouth Coupe
CHRYSLER
Plymouth Sedan
2-door
CHRYSLER v
Plymouth Sedan
4-door
All are productioni of
tho great and mighty
Walter P, Chrysler
who lias nstoniahed the
world with his wonder
ful rnrs at
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