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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1928)
5 i 'I? AUK KoUi WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1A2S THE KLAMATH NEWS fae Klamath tiews I Publlsb.it mr morning I ept Monday by To Klamath ; Nwi Publishing company at 101 1 11 Bouih FltU lUMt, Klamath ' rails, Oregon. Official Paper of CUy of Klarn ;U Fall and KUaaath Gouty Robm iallwa' Kilitur I liyam Eimmcrmaa Adr. Mgr. strains. Our discontent with life as it is leiuls us to the colossal tusk of remodeling it into what it ought to be. Nothing less than eternity and infinity will ever satisfy us; and that extremely un reasonable attitude is pre cisely the reason why we may look on tho future of the race with hope. We are Letters Reflect Attitude On "' Whiskey And All-Night Dances From various sections of Klam ath, from resilient, and old tlinvra. and even from elite, out aide of Klamath, haro coins lot tori of commont on In cauiuln against drunkon driver. all-uUtu toward rivalling hous. 1 remain your, very truly, A lur ablillug cttlsou. Merrill, 1 Urine Dvnula, .... till H lh.lul. k . iiwdtmiin ratios the race with hope. We are ' '","","' r""- ' rwii-M-a h. .aL Mn-,ht Ait , -er lorma or vice, or ini &rea at . ivar Sir: S V, 7r.?riVSiclimbing because we are too (. .nd K..n,.,h New.. , wUh , miw, h(.rIlly ruB iDaiiwmd bv amau. Tfw o.uvifinn rn ncnm anv nince wiuin na own iiium, hhuv bova in jail limit exiTptlott, fluo, yiiuiik UK'H. thoy havo flue hlvnla, and Hi''? certululy will bo the gri'nt o( tomorrow. You aa tlio liitln r of a on, ran hardly rvfer to llit'in aa '1H3S luodela of do luiurlied uiaiihood'. Uememlior .Mr. IK'Uiila, that there will m, ll.l.'.l V,,I ,WM IIIHVI am preainera ami niai'iiurag.il v.litor. who olaltitlvely cry, ; "What U our youuxer Bi'iinriitlon ruining to?" IK rourau. Mr. llen-l ulv. ,vu could not be rlasaed ! like very much It I a aucb. I allould -tsjcrtplio.nl payable ta tnmc ' (W than q mMter jnol: but. bec.u.e they re'l.ct h. 1 jl i Falls. Or roti, November 1 & 'IMS, Sotsred as second claaa matter! of all creation. t tha postoHlca at Klamath: gr.tul.t. you upon your editor- j"u, w","d, ,",,"r- 'ur ! 1.1 concerning un.nk.fn drlvor. I wrh'"'. 1 , " 'hl 'u.ded ; attitude of the people ail-both ,,, ,, , lft J, j from my opinion.. pro and con are printed here with. on Saturday night. I am great- ily rejoiced that aumebody baa; Sincerely, Karnr-at, under aci of Marc. 1. 1!7.' HOOVER'S WISE MOVE j ',th B!"P"",h!.l- i '! In no nnrwt.ln ton. up-1 'n'"'. riejBber BeJeeted Ofrcoa Kewopapats on the matter and ducerely hoH j. No president-elect S n "puon i. . letter 7-11 .;"-" jyears nas maue a move 01 wi "" Thfi-tj are som In Morrill who such wisdom as has Mr. ,Ihu u lh , prolrctlon ot r much dlag u.ied with the Hoover in undertaking a .nonvmity. l)eplt that tact, it i'"u"u "ou ' ,wm to b tu the fix that sume u ur ui iiiu ouuin AiiicriL'uii i ... ... Pacific coaat repreaenUtlrea: Ar-l " . . ,n .. ., folio. Ing are the lettem: "er .ui.,.. are . can i .eem thw W. Stype.. Inc.. San Fra-IC0nt"? Prlor to hls . THnirf.d r.iir .''" '"' m whln -ttaco. Loa Anaelea and Portland, auguratioil. ! ... ... n .i. ""d must " ,',", "" """" Xaatern repreaentativea: Charley . .... ' . ' ? nometlilng la doue by aomeone R. Miller. New York, and W. U. The next president isjMamath alla. Ore. froni wllnouti WocVl,CI"0KO- -. thoroughly familiar with' Dear Sir 1 read your editorial The aelf reapectlng people ot t xieph... 877 Europe and Asia. He knows : L' 'fV.1?"' ..,'!di"? 'h.!,J l.M,,."m. V'" ." '",,rt ' l . . ... . . . . . un,,.v - i atuu iu iiieae- an niani carousal. per m - .the background Ot our inter- j want to .hake hand, with you.lby trying to arouse tho conlence I i I'uliliaher New. and Herald. Klumaih rail., tregon. . I). ar Mr. Oennla: j You are to be commended for a.akrnlng public oplulon to the: iluniiera of the drunken driver mid the all night dunce hall men ace by your timely article. In thej .Newa and Herald. I am quite 1 rertaln y.u will find that of the thinking people of our ftue com munity the big majority will I stand behind you. 1 The public official have .worn to uphold the law aud enforce 11 In every particular, rublic onlli country would bfodttco wompi-ful I wiah you auct-eaa In ill flub! Ihut you have itarteil, unci t hope that Klntuaili county will come to your n.xUluni'o which I am guile euro flint they will. Your work there ka. long been needed u ml I am aure that you will have no cnuae to regret the action that you hav tukeu If fallowed up vlKoi-ou.ly- s Youra very truly. W. T. Mil. I.Kit. iDlatrlct Attorney. Joauplilue County). Murrlll, Ore. Ilruce lH'Mila, Klamath Kulla. Ore. My Dear Mr. Deimlc. I'leaae a.-cept my congi alula Hun. for your iniinly .taud. I will .laud behind you. ' Y.ini.- Truly. Kllaa Moore. - ( Sinned I S. P. Ahriounces ' Start of Work (I'inillMH'il from l'ne One') "7r7rr national relationships i n That editorial .hould be worth of thoee re.pon.tbl.. At . city I " VoVredrect to he I TOWARD THE ETERNAL,, herM bout South """''Vr.' !i,:SM-,rJ!;!;,,,',to" '"V"0- " "' ' " ' -icie. 1 7. p w i era that arc eonipeUrtl to alt i for mayor and rounilliiitii . , . . ,i ... . . j Arthur Schnitrler. fam-.America, he .does not know ; pra,tlllllly and ...e.rl pmpo, KJ .3 i. tV wt":! !us Viennese dramatist tell 'S0 mUth: ' Uke "! y0" ' ,hf,"""r, """ '! '. - II .ii.. ta. OUS tennise dramatist, tell ;liu3ines8 man he dow vultnn, aud be.-t. who are Ira,- midnight. Saturday, and effl- y ,u ,,, . ,. ., f..r very wen sausncu wun me ;-t befon takinf offite existing universe, except for the fact that man's span of -life is altogether too short '; The interviewer, there upon, asks him if he would be content with a life the length of Methuselah's; and Tk ... en nnn iun .. " " "u" ai.cic an Uv..v.vv,,v. w- , hv ,h,dn.n ..... -tiinniiii.il v llir.ttitflt vi.iir ... I an cl.tncnt who'n.i... Mr !..,... - c1 dune, who are ailly enough to.rought our candidate Iikjik nn.l i ....... .i 'i.i i ...... . I to familiarize himsHf -with j,,,, ,h,.y .ii, to theae p.Hir There nail to defeat the reform ticket. ! by all the law abiding rill- , . , , , . , I - - J - " riirii ui-iae iiua p!e in South America, and 'children who live in Merrill audltowu to the city hall to register ing ' we in the United SM.tes are;- naiurnuy ieei a ueep iniereai ; ana on election day hauled them I Youra very trulv. rather profoundly ignorant!1" ,h"t co",n,u"1"' I 'o the election polling place ...d evkkktt b. Noun, rainer proiounuiy ignoraiu j thl (he rMjvaa , ,, wr, otdd d(;fwt h)) ranild , n uuuui iiit:iii. mi. nuuici ohc country aro number 1. Hut were pledged to close and regu voyage will not only eil-;ln,'y must have help to .tamp, late these dance.. lighten him: it will help to! out ,lle ctt 5,?u ,fnk ' u 'V a Verrin rnin Schnitzler tells him that heclcar up our own lack of .- ' Tr. thing, oTo; oreBn. WOUia not- knowledge. And that IS one Us for the good alliens of Klam- Mr. llrin-e Hennia "What," he asks, "are a 0f the finest things a na- a"1 l01"", mut 'ogether. or-1 Klumaih KalK Oregon. thousand years compared to eternity?" Probably most of us have ! much the same notion as Schnitzler, and this can hardly be encouraging to the medical specialists who i are using every resource to add a mere ten years or so jto our life expectancy. They can expect scant thanks for 'that Nothing less than an MILLION-DOLLAR INCOMES Two hundred and eighty three Americans enjoy in comes of more than a mil lion dollars a year, accord ing to figures just released by the internal revenue bu reau. That total represents a gain of 52 during the past year. These figures ought to provide all sorts of people with material for comment The radical will . ...... .ml ...h .a.m I. w I I ..... sttm nun s .... i... j nreakera that the article, yon people. Misunderstanding is what breeds trouble. To re move it is to accomplish a great service. o Merrill, Oregon. Mr. Druce Dennis, ! Kl.ini.nh Full. Ociron. ll;ive been rcjillng your rdl- , (ovinia in The Klnuta'li N'cwa and j wi-.h lo let you know lh.it thi'J k.hmI -i!ix-n of llle r-lillre ciillllly Klamath Kalla. Ore. Ilruce IK-niil.. . Klamath p'all., Ore.. ' My Hear Sir: Tho tlr.t week ot m perman ent residence In Klumuth fulls ha. been Very happy aud 1 am sure llie maiu welcome was duo In no .mall measure, to the cam paign against vl.-e which has been carried ou In your newspap ers. It Is nice tu .know that one may get all Important uewa In the local paH-ra-.wlthout wasting vuliiuble llmu limning through a lot ot local newa li Portland and San Kraui-iacu piiMrs. . Hav ing bad auiiie direct ami much Indirect experience with ' ncwa papcra, I think t have the right lo say your paper, are already In advam-u of this growiug llttlu ilty. , Faithfully Tours, t Sinned! -Vera llalg. Old newspapers for aale at the Kewa office). feet III also, uiiV III uilillllriu will liuiiall a tluntry crime for the unloading of heavy machinery from freight cin-a, " Neur Ilia uiilondlng plutformsa warehouse of coui-reie und slieel Iron construction will bu ei-vctcd. This will act us a storuge ware house. ' I'ul III Hisilca ' The couipuiiy Is lilso liisliilllng new track acalea aonth of Hie viaduct on HUlli afreet. After -Hie new acules are ready f.ir use the ones used now,, which ar located north ot the viaduct, will be taken up. The Southern (.""'Hit- has .lart ed ualug lliree new lulo model paaaengvr busses oil lis stage line. Two will operate .regularly betweeu Klamath r'alts and Ash land aud tho third Is 'available i at call for private parlies and special oc;misIuiis. NM-clnlV) Hit I It . ' The new busses have Individ-; ual, highly uuholatvred aeala,' electric heatvra for comfort Iu winter travel, apcclally designed bodies, and high powered motor., i Aniioiiucemeiit that Southern 1 Pacific crewa had .started work un the Iniprovetiieiils here, and or the lustallatlou ot the scales, was .made yesterday by 8. It.', Ib-rry, Incut nt;eut for the roiu-' PMi.v, . ' SfllKNWTADV, N, Y, Nov. SU. V'olet raa are What mako the sky blue, I'rof. It. W. Wood of Johns Hopkins university suld at the atlopal Academy it tel-j eiu-ea Aiday. The rtya' riHuiiu; from the sun. are scattered, niiiLA jfk iiVt i'mi7Tij -IT," 1(A) V.KH.M, 'I h MeiaM tlmf V r 1014) $1 OaUWUTl IVKaVWUM !. V If Supremacy! hviict intiro I ho ulr. uf thrm rt'nitilu li W11VTKR IIE0 CKWJRT mMMggeii'roMraMvm tatiiogaia We wh.h yon to know that we i .. ....... .'. .. ... , ii,iinii uiiiin.re fki tiiur eoilnrl:!! they say. aud no half .jay bu.l-;-The IVaih Trap" iu The Kva- v w..bu j... " . ncnriiiv annrove or vmie e,iitnri:.i ..... , I'll ice U'eoTltlioni.' I - mere snmp 00 no m-imin Herald and Klamath Newa. . Mp, rturrl promise with lhe lawless element j It is with shame that we must j ' ' j but a fight to the finish and let credit an outsider with the Inter- Honirahle ' Ilruce ll. nnli ' the chips tall where they will, lest and nerve to take up Oil ' Klama,n orcein ' ' The kind of business yon speak I fight which should be ours. How- J m.,r sir. ot naa got to atop or tnts coun- ever, since you bave undertaken try will soon be In sad state. It wo know that there are many Just as sure as we are living tho ' Merrlllitea who stand behind you law la being violated hero In in this worth-while clean-np. Trinidad every day and every I Youra for success. night. Many men and women are saturated with alcohol at Sat urday night dance, and have to bo taken home. , An' tiis Is prohitntiou! The good old I". 8. is "dry"! Well, may God In Heaven have mercy MR. 4 MKS. W.M. T. JiNNETTE. Ore. Klamath Falls, Mr. Kruco Dennis, Publisher Klumath News.' ' Dear Sir: " I have 'read thoroughly your on a country that is wet. How series of articles appeurlng In the any man or woman can support . News, and I am firmly con prohibition In the face of facts , vinced that it Is either wild pro- that are staring them In the face ! poganda placed Into your paper cer, My attention has been called to an editorial written by you con cerning the violation of the liq uor Uw iu your -county and espe. dully neur Merrill. I wish t congratulate you upon tho stand you hare taken. If every uewa papcr editor In the state of Ore gon would lake th stand that you have, public sentluient would i witiilr) a very abort time, be so nrniiacd as ta cause a strict en- j Kirieiiit-iiL ui iiiu fiiavv iuuiui1 tion Law. About the most that tho of fl can do is to give tho people what they want. If the people eternity of living will ever .(satisfy us. We call ourselves religious, and profess an abiding faith, but death re . mains a mystery which we tare not willing to solve. ' j Bruce Catton, feature writer says. This, of course makes for j unhappiness. If we could ! once become reconciled to 'the fact that life is short ' and its joys fleeting, we k'ould get along with a great jthat the common man, as a ideal. less misery. That would Jseem to be the reasonable bu: a- vir. . i:... gLUlUg IV UU. T c tauuui live SCI.SU.C will DOJ mcj yiu.c - -8i".-l uuuiwr ui uui tiuteus. f. - . - forever; why not admit it that we are more prosperous , WjH make the best of it, and than ever before, and thatoniy a .man sample' of what la ramtiiar road m it itm. . W 1IUI W 111 the wealth of the few re- soing on all over the United I satlonally termed. If there were the car. loaded with uproarious j jdrunks, crashing Into'the vehiclesi jot 'law-abiding citizens', then J .there would lie cause for turuluff Klamath Kalis. beyond me. The ministers ail to take up apace and relieve the Louea aiates couia gel , monotony of the Insipid editor- .he laws enforced, the cffl up and condemn Smith because ' iai hirh ,i.. .,,rr...inv n..hit ...i , . . i. . - - . ........ r - ... UU ll." II .IIP IH.-UI,D declare I of his stand against prohibition, strange to .ay. continue, to en- inimwarm or ..noosed to Its un. that they prove that our but ili we he,r one of ihem dure, or else that these verbose , forcement. then of course, the woalrK- U rnneontratino- in condemnln the bootlegger; not achievements of the Journalist', officers are helpless but what-weaitn- is conceniraung in , -ou COUd not, n . ,. , h... hj, H .. lh ,. l ..,, rf. h , ,.,i. me nanas or me iew .ana result is getting the muddy end of the stick. The con servative will say they prove I In bad with cue faction or the knew Hoover would get the, suit of a miaunderstaiullna:. bootleg vote, and that Is all they l-non one occasion vou titled other. I believe thut such cared about. . ,the Merrill road with the senaa- stand taken by you if followed by I have said before, and I will tlonal designation of 'The Death- other newspaper, throughout la-o say now and I will continue to ! tran It must have suroriaed a - declare, that -Prohibition la a I a-reat number of our cltliuiis. I 'look for peace and content ment in the days that re imain to us, instead of bustl ing about making ourselves .and our fellows miserable by trj-ing to' cram the earth and all the heaven into a few;short decades? f ? Unfortunately, or other- r i.i. -jj.j : ..aiaies. liecis un auueu iiiciuuieiii. .-,., , , r. ,,,, .... (Signed) John B. Griffin, on the part of the many. , Trinidad. Cal. The evangelist :an doubt-1 less build a screed on this do ..-tan. . -n ft nf .aa.nnul.lu i-ireatures. There is in us ; revenue bureau deserves our somewhere a . wholly irra-, thanks for making these fig feonal spark of divinity that.urcs public. Refuses to concede that v e ' 1 , are made of clay. Our im- If you argue with a fool, 'agination gives us a glimpse j listeners wonder which is : pf the things that might be ; which. '. possible for us if we were ! o ,only given the time to ac-j With John on a railroad, . fomplish thenv, and we cuii'tliu Coolidge family may , liever be satisfied with any-;Ktill enjoy travel without tiling less. Immortal life, paying fare. Universal brotherhood, never' o Ending peace, luippiness for j Another good memory .every human being these, tost is the guarantee of the arc some of the glittering man who sold you the sec .dream.t we have built toiond hand car. plague ourselves. I o " The quick years pass and A specialist is a doctor generations of men vanish j who treats troubles that can . Iind are replaced by their! wait until you have time to children, but always these visit him. dreams remain. And from o being creations of our own I These modern kids may desire, these visions end by kiss more times than we old becoming our masters. They jtimcrs did, but they kiss compel us up and on, plague less girl. us, make us unhappy, keep out fhie editorials. I would even : rtrn.-u n:i.,u ! ... ... ' luxury-loving g e n eration, j KlamV Fan,, ore. ...V but ., it T. , 0. with a few well-chosen ref-Dear Sir: know well as 1 that the only erences to the decline and ' nave een reading in the life taken upon Die -Merrill road fall of Rome jNews your little write-ups of is that of un occasijnal gopher . ' ..Allamont, Merrill and Pelican I or rabbit, and I ugrce that souie-l All in all, the internal I City. You are urelv rlelil un,l lhlni .lionl.l I,.- ,l..ni. Ill warn 'if I " I only wish more of our citizens ( people to be more careful about ai.d the officers included, would , running over these llttlu irca sce' things In tho same light and ' turcs. -v ...... - - make a general, good .clean uui O yes. and then there's the Al- Death and taxes have a few points in common, but is from resting and little 'by little we bring them to- 'ward realization. We lift ! in some cases death is pain 'tll'selves by.ourowii boot-Jless. oi ait inese piact-s. 1 ney ure a iliaKracc lo uny town and It sure ly looks like tin, officers weren't doing their duty. Kin inn 111 Fulls bus Hie name "f being a lough, rough town where various degrees of vk-o are practiced. A short time ago I was one of nearly four hundred signers seeking to have alt iiuesiloualile lament duuio ha!. Keally Mr. Dennis, it stands lo reas'iu Mint if there were such a den of vice as you see In that dance hull. In Ainerlru, tho league of Nations would take the uiatler Into Its hands; thousuuds of Americans would emigrate, ashamed lo ac knowledge their native land be cause such a placo existed there; why, the very sugo-brusb which houses on broad street and . innocently grows around the Commercial street and the lower; door, of the Altamont would Part of Ninth street, closed. The curl up lis leaves In mnrtiflcav idea was lo bavo them removed tion. Hundreds of peoplo find when the paving was finished, an innocent and harmless amuse- Thaf. been finished months ago. Today they are operating wider open than ever. Good walks; good pavement; flno for them and their homes. That sort of peoplo do not be long in Klamath Kalis occupying good homes that are needed for law abiding citizens. Houses are scares for the work ing people in Klainnili Kails. One cunt walk down llieso streets me titloin-d, day or uig.il. without being Insulted by some of the low down customers of these houses. Ula. ks mid whites all ment In dancing at Altamont und thero Is no just cause why, just for ft personal abhorrence of dancing, a man iu your posi tion should condemn so violently an inoffenslvo recreation. ; An .now, Mr. Dennis, just ono thing more. I shall not wrtto you must soon get busy and com pose another, story, pi-rluips on '-The Sunday School, a Meuaco to our Community". Pardon the satire; I just couldn't help It. What I wus going to say , Is this. Why pick on the younger Hie same. It a a disgrace to a I genuratlon? I know lots of fel town with as many officers nnd j Iowa that havo '.leek, oily hair1, as niuny churches a. we have who haven't much money, but hero. . ! tlte money they hnve Is certainly I trust that our ne.w sheriff jnol earned from 'violation of nud officers will do their duty i laws' as you lusiet. All of these i ' Whpn iinttr Children Cry for It Tlmro Im liarilly n''.hoiirlilil thttt liflHii't heard nl t'nslorhi! At It-nut five million bitm.'g pre tiovnr without 1t. If Ihorfl are children In your family, there's almost daily need of Hs comfort. And any niht may find you very thankful them's u bottlo In the house. Juttt a ff-w drops, and that colic or constipation la re lieved; or diarrhea checked. A veKL'tahle product; a baby mm edy meant for young folks. Cos toria Is about tho only thing you havo ever h?ard doctors adviso RlvliiK to Infants. Stronger med Iclnps aro dunsroun to a tiny baby, howvor har.nloss they may be to grown-ups. (Jood old ('as- long about It, ff I know that 1 1 "" 'h " 7, ' VTr n V.v spare you n slceplesH, anxious night, ll. Is always readv, nlwuys safe to uw; Iu emr-rgenrlcs, or for nvuryday nilmcnts. Any hour of the day or night that baby Im'i'oiups fr'tful, or rKlli-HH. 'a lorhi was iivt utoro popular with nioihiTK than It Ik today. Kvery druggist litis it. To the first half-million new Ford owners an, a , - V TO THE lialf-million mm and wo men who have receiver! new Fort! in (he last eleven months, there is no need to dwell ou the perform- once of the car. You have tented it aprctl on tha open road. In traffic you have noted its quirk acceleration and the safely of its brakes. You know how it climbs the hills. On Ioiik . . - trips and over rough stretches you have come to appreciate its easy riding comfort. Continuous driv ing has proved ils economy of om-ratiiMi and low coft of i'p kecp. This is ait invitation lo you to lake full advantage of the service farililirs of the Ford denier OKgiin izaliou so that you may r.oiilinue lo enjoy many thousands of miles of carefree, economical motoring. The point is this. You hove n ' great car in the new Ford. Il is . Miiiple in design, constructed of the best materials and machined willt unusual accuracy, ll is so -Vell'inadc, in fact, that it requires Diirprisingly little iilleulion. Yet that doesn't meon it should be neglected. Like every oilier fine piece of machinery, il will serve you better- aud longer 'if given proper care, One of the best wnyt lo do litis Is to take your car to lhe. Ford dealer every 500 miles for oiling and greasing and a rhccking-iip of the little things that have such a great bearing ou long life and con tinuously gootl performance. Such an inspection may incnn n great deal to your ear. To you it means ihoiinuiids upon thou sands of miles of motoring with, j out a enre -without ever lifting the hood. Ford dealers everywhere have been specially trained and equipped lo service the pew Ford. 1 You will find them prompt and reliable in their work, fair in their charges, and sincerely eager to help yon get the greatest possible ne from your car for the longest p itl at a minimum of trouble and expense. Hint - is the true meaning of Ford Service Fohd Moron Company
