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SATURDAY, PECFMHEn 22, 123
THE KLAMATH NEWS
e Klamath News
Iy f'UDiisnea vrerj momma x
Jrja Monday by the Klmmh
gSlawt Pulillibln company at 102
Jfca South Flfta street, Klamath
fall', Oregon.
I&tlclal i,iior of t'lly of Klum
Mb talU and Klamath County
I ill Kotered aa aecond class matiuri
I Ul tho postofflce at Klamath'
I iValla, Oreion, November 15,
I If 23. under or .Mrn s, is,
Member Ht'lwted Oregon
Xewapapcrs
pacific coast representatives: Ar
lUiur W .tpes. Inc.. San Kran-;
seo, Los Aiwlea and Portland.:
'Kastarn irepreiieiitalives: Charlos i
J. Millar, New YorK, and W. H. j
iStockwell, Chicago. !
THE END OF THE TRAIL
When we come to the end of the lonjr, long trail,
And we sit alone with our thoughts,
And the sand runs low in the Glass of Time, ,
And we're face to face with our God ;
Then we know what the end of the loiitf, Ioii'k Trail
Can mean to a tired heart.
When the sun sinks over the Great Divide,
And the dear friends have to part.
For soon we'll come to the End of the Trail,
To the end of a journey, too.
Let the thought it brinps be bitr and strong.
And the wishes kind and true.
For Memory? the painter of pictures true.
Paints with colors that do not fade.
May we find at the end of the lonjr, long Trail,
The souls of the friends we've made.'
By Walter E. Meacham
Dedicated to Ezra Meeker, pioneer and 'blazer of trails
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Letters to Santa
tt Ki'tiii'iubcr, thllilii'n, uiiilcr I'J onr of nito, I lie big KI11111111I1 News
"Jf Oirlsinins winy will lie I11I1I 1,11 Drti'iiincr til, nt II u'i'Ux'k a. in., til I In"
rtito Trtv (ticutcr mid Mr. Tmile Itn imihiiUi'iI n rip isMiiiiig iiliiun', 1I10
kind .1011 kills Just love, 'I Inn Jink lliinrlim's iii-i In.ini la uiilng 111
furnlsli ,iu ultli n piHiut-nni of flirlsiiiins mmls 1I1111 Mill Jmi uiuko nnr
brant kIh. I. I will In- ilii'ru In H'run 1,1 son Hint tho liniuilriil ullin Unit
the nii'i-i limns hiv axlvtuac fur the ln'M li'tti'i-s nrt tlttrllnittil , Hit rb'Vi'r
teller mi-HiI'm, nnil uImii I vlll aeo llml every )oiiiiuttr III bo kI' a
ban of iiinily mid nn oruiiue.
Tliixilme la wowing sliort nuil I've an nun h to tin but even nl Hint
I can luinlly mill until (lie time iniim lun I mil sit- )imi nil nitnln.
H.IXTA 1I..UK
Klnumili r'uriiltura Co., air- f .1 : ! y hunt time i be K''l bill
ilnno iiioIih bile,' I li.ive aure tried. 1 gu I" Sun-
III110 lllid, .Vkiiiiii1 boa enndy. d iy si'tinul and tlillilivtis i-IimitIi. :
.muuv-iunim boinluir ilocK. un clad when Suniliiy rmnea
Itnlxrta & lliifviy, e ouster I t like xmtis best uf all rause
vuiuun. . 1 ; lui Miu'e you wont fnrxet im.
1 Houston 5 Jester, Two pairs IIAYIIK.N' I1ITSON.
lo lake in oraer mat con-, through to righteous vutorv. ri.-d riinr 1i.h. nrm white si.
KIIMK IIIMIKN Til lti:l)
lll'itr Snnln Clans.
I wiint soitio (loll iliillins, und
mime sllppi'is. and l.liiiiiln lint",
and would like some bn ks to
read. My sister would like a
MfcltrllAVI'S tilVK I'lll.KS h.' I aone. IMease hrlns me tilt-j nolim to try unit help them my , buthrotic aud some slippers to.
The following merchants nre airplane and a little steam roller) lilrthilny Is on Deiemtier 22 mid 'uw ' 'lose.
Kiliii beniii (fill it"" for Ilie best in, I a police suit. Ilrlng Junior my street uumlier la 3:i.'. Ml. li- , Your friend.
leiiein tif Snnia I Inusi a little trt.yeie. I have an aw- Ikiiii live. . I'ATItH'IS. (i AI.I.AtlllNK
please, htiv plenty nf petrol. I
would like a blryclu, aud a hlbln
tun. because I need II tor Hun
lay school. This Is tint second
year 1 have written to yoit via
tile News.
With best wishes for u sute
J.mrney, ,
I'ATUICI.V KKI.l.tH
ISIS Wurileu Ave
JUNK IH'OKN
I "faka your pnrslolan'i prescrlp
'tbiDS to Ilia I'ellcan Drug Co.i
; T 1 3 Main 'street (licit door to tha
. I'lna Tre theater). Tby usa
) Ul.l naila jlrtinS' Mil
. ,ui,i7 lev iiHiivnt w.-.w". .-
IS h-uIhI.iii. u r.. i.i,ti,Wllllllllt hV
- . iL I i:H,rie Unit. velMl Ullfeh.
Telephone 877 gic may lase.iiuuvc ic, Kottenness can only be " -,Z u r m.
iiember Audit nnreaa circulation 1 memorial w hich the C arkin defended by the rotten, and order.
if " :tax comm,ttee proposes. It they are in the minoritv. ' Unitary
II NEEDS FIXING is interesting to note that I The cre.-it rnnb nnH fil,. nf ",rk'"v-
t, c.c;i.) t,.ii . ... . 1 l uilerwood a
IMIKSVT WANT SANTA.
IK.ir Santa Ctaus. so kind aud
Meat Market, Urge
1 icre's Just one thing I want
Ni:i:ns lum.i:
Hear Santa t'laut'
We are deciiratlilK our lioum
In red and novou- Dad
li'ltm to eel our rce next Sun- ,km prmni.sla of yeara nt
day-' 'oiperlenco, and their prlcea ar
If you come In a airplane rluht. Adv. ls-tf.
T I O " - - ink J . ... ... l.t. .. .... u u ....
If the Stanfie d bill. -accomn- ,;t;,..i,;, .;ii 1: ! -v from you.
!. When can a man put on Omofh; hiJ " ."""' :. .'- b "' that Just
for me,
W U 'lii I niuy love ovotiilly.
' nnint be xtroiiK nnd very I;Ul,
A little titirliup won't tlit nt all.
U. xhoulricrn must he ttromt
UIUl Wiltf, , ,
With urntH tluii KitiiiPttnii'B )uv
Ills Hide. '
II U fttm must lay cIosm la It In
)lts hulr bv any shatlo hut rt'il
oh. No. thttt w.nildn t bo nlrli;tit.
'""'-' !'d'rt1;r;,:,::,);L,w,n':dw:ery
Dear Sauta -Warrnlo ami I hi,.!.
' - I - VUH.1U Ull V.IUIUUI.VI III (.III? , . , ". n
hlme, but Hal Hoss is a new some states for taxes lost 1 vo.,n,r hile th vulture 1 a "!; r . " r 2 "r br"n ''"-'V. combed
II ,, . , . . . I. : v joung. wnue tne uitures . n lruill ,haf wlf( rull H ,rttsck rlri , b k ,
ian on the job and he is. in government parks andiwhom the sheriffs mention ! iinna- d..R tiashio a box of m ,., .,..
puDiic iana.s.. inis occurs Hi are tenrine down the Verv as'"rm ror ""' r,'"um" 1 '" 'ire
When rnn a man nut on , j , . , . '"''""f iu 1111c up mh- nmmiim Holla. , I
wnen can a man pui on , . d somethinor alone this ;.ti.. 1 c v-i....i ...
js license piates. . line when several counties ment officers when thev 8' hu"ka- ' 1
15. . 11? ..." wre compensated for taxes, Lre doin thcir duj,. Jim, . I,IITI,,.. MVlllIvI.. '
mat. mucii is suic. ui...... ,..u:u 1 "
! jflates
.iri'ir fltitt" to n nmlit -v ,iIajj s-. .......
HI But, there seems to be ajthrouo;ht the O. and C.Uv,e all-nieht rinn're h-ilU 1 want a train and rulln.ad
.doubt as to what rday in
January an automobile driv
jir becomes a lawbreaker if
'Be has not the new plates
jn his car.
ii Sam Kozer, as secretary
'it atstp. iisnnllv set the
lands
wnen me atanneia 0111 usually operate them in the
was being discussed on the sparsely settled sections,
floor of congress, many!ana make the country safe
learned for the first time,for the worthy people who
that the United States gov-j are striving to build and
ernment does reimburse , construct character in the
some states, for taxes lost 1 young, while . the vultures
run out 'the hoodlums who s',1 ,.,;.,.. , -m
eiKht years old and steam shov
el Im
careful I live upon a bill.
IIAIIOI.I) MOItnOW
33li Cyiirvas Strwt
blot as free to "use his in
Sliative as was Kozer. The
Sficsult Ls- confusing. Secre
jftry Hoss refuses to give a
ate, hence the whole state
in the air. It is safe to
jiy that the Commonwealth
intends to be reasonable.
;. .but how reasonable? A
. lair-splitting official could
I j4lise Quite a muss with auto
i ,4wners if he were disposed
j jtp do so. That is a portion
! p the automobile code that
ie legislature can well af
ird to doctor at the com
btig session.
j. Another feature is that
nf determining when a new
jtjir can be used prior to
rthe first day of the year,
rfhere has been no definite
jailing on that point. Cer
jtainly the man who buys
IJ'car in December should
jiot be compelled to pay
fiiree months' license in or
jer to use his car until the
ifjrst.of the year when the
new license plates appear.
There should be at least
the east and. south, but the
west has never enjoyed any
compensation from the gov
ernment owned areas until
the Stanfield bill became a
law. There was precedent
for that law, and there is
an abundance of data to
back up the Carkin commit
te in its demands tfeut con
gress make some provision
to contribute to local gov
ernment in cases where
Uncle Sam owns large areas
that now carry none of the
load.
thing good people seek to
build.
Oregon sheriffs might
well brush aside technical-
box of don biscuits.
1.0ns rouTKii. Jr.
Chlltiquin, otvitnn.
(Jen. Del.
WHISKEY AND DANCE
HALLS
T!iat glow ami lilaxc In rlxhteous
Ire.
I'ouniKeoua, loyal, true aud
SANTA l.ookS 1 WINIMiW. brave.
Dear S.iula My mother s'il.1 Ami every morning he must
I never care If oilier boys nets shave
ities and resort to the tried toys. I don't believe other hoys And now, dear Santrf. that is all
and trusty "Big Stick" care either. Some oa tells them. I'll anxiously await vonr rail.
which in the oast has done ;un.w" . 1 "' ," NAMAltA,
1 mm nor h! you pwu in our
'valiant service wherever ; wimiowa when mv i aunt do
used. Have no fear of the,wn;it 11,10 te" m 100 ' am fowri
bum who stands on -his l'" old c1OU!'", h,:'u" u,y ,:l:''"':"' l'NTV 1 lUltM
"-u ' r u u h!""' 'hlle 1 r"" "-'r Santa Clans '
rights, for he has none ..oi ls .ii m,. ; I3W aro ttln .;,,;
No man has a Tight to run ', Aigoma. Kiva nme thmK , ,, ,,,
a brothel, a rum nest, neith-' ..,,. .... "777.7...... ,..u... ho"se ' mother win let me and
er has he a rieht to run1 ' K' e my puor a"
,, . " K dear anta Will you pass by my old dollies. I would like you
an all-night dance hall that f with your airplane this year? lo bring mother a fur coat mid
suit
some
m
entices the VOline into the ' pleaRO dont forget me for I am Please bring daddy
cauldron of sin Run such ",e lil,1? boy 8 year :d ,hl" 1 wo,,ld 10 1,,k- ""
It . cu" CMI spe- I . just went to school l'" to. thn,,upor children I a
Ti,ePOLLYshoppe
Cor. Ninth and Klaniath Ave. .
Opposite Post Office
11 TO OUR FRIENDS AND
PATRONS WE WISH
' YOU ALL A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
year so my brother ChnrU
, and cant play out much wheu :
fiiirtydays lee-way for the j alone in laying its case be-;
itomobile i n d us t r y to i fore the sheriffs. From the
jUace cars at the end of the staid ld counties of west-
fW. As the matter now Urn Oregon comes the same
jftands, all business in the I tale of debauchery of the
Automobile line and it is a!yuth by the public dance ,
fcig business nowadays jhall.
ptaffers a recess until plate j ' An outlaw in every sense ;
tlaanging time arrives. New j of the word is the all-night j
fars are hoarded up in win-j carousal and the. sheriffs;
ifows awaiting 'the order j of the state say so It is no :
from the state house. This ' wonder that the good peo-
1;. wrong. All regulatory j P'e of this county have seen "
Ews should be so adjusted 'fit to line up with the better
&at they interfere as little i dement who want to put an
it possible with the current I end to the hell-holes which j
at legitimate business. (were running wild in var-1
ji ' o jious parts of the county. Itjl
BITTING THE BULL'S EYE j 13 no wonder that every
father and every mother of i
this county is ready to 1 1
stand firm in a solid army 1 1
against the vice that the ;
public dance, coupled with
' vnti u-nn r nppH anv nanam1 is writing .thlfi for me. Ha. u
-ru. u-... - .u. -t.i..ltn rln it Tho nonnlo vl-III l,o '. "vrfully aood .to" me. I miss bin
me sneruis oi me iic - 0 mlu.h wh(,n hg ,a ut schoo
are in convention at Port-l.wu" ou-
lands. We notice with con-
.... mfmmnmm r?mmm
siderable interest that the ; IV trfngMi nuTi irjl
biggest question before the
body of law enforcement
officers is the public dance
hall and its side-kick
whiskey.
Klamath county' is not
it I -I.
A Balloon Busfm1
Blow-Out
TONIGHT'
"Co where the crowd goes"
BUT DANCE WITH
Jack Bowring and His Music
Winter Garden
SI' ! ilM.tnB ifctfcgjgTSlMnifi
j The Carkin tax commit
,ae in session at Portland
as handled many phases
f possible taxation to re-
P B'eve the condition in the , the bootlegger have brought j
Itate financial tangle, but j into the community., ,.
9 ft hit the bull's eye squarely Sheriffs of Oregon are ,
5 hen it took up the subject j trying to map out.plans to
Jl taxing government land j stop the all-night dances, ;
jj l Oregon. 1 for in doing so they claim l
i r Never has a committee i they can, to a great extent, I
: touched a more important (curb the liquor and thusj
TOpic when it is considered j save many of the boys and j
p fnt almost one-half of the ; girls who get drawn into i
:jt rea of this state is held in j the whirlpool iif hellishness!
f, Wine form by the United, that has been permitted to
y Sllfctes -and from which no ! exist.
I, foxes nre derived. ! We migK say to the j
lj (n Klamath county we j sheriffs that warrants and
complaints are not essential. I
A good, strong officer of the
law only has to have right i
on his ' side and he can!
wreck any lawbreaker. Pub-!
lie sentiment will stand with j
the sheriff, even though he i
is forced to shoot his wayj
jf itHffcr immeasurably from
i j We fact that the forest area
1 4(id the Indian lands are
j still in government owner
a Wp and therefore contrib-
ftf nothing to the support
U 'iv local government. ,
I Ewe presume the first step
When down town shopping
today remember you
can get an unexcelled
lunch at Klamath's
finest Coffee
v Shoppe for, . v
ony
Hotel Willard
COFFEE SHOPPE
sr m-
77-P II
AV'e-i
For That Holiday Dinner
USE THE TELEPHONE
Phone 576
With the rush of Cliristma, shopping use your telephone for"
ordering the groceries for your Sunday and Christmas dinner
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE and attention given to your
order just as if you selected your groceries in person.
CIJECK YOUR NEEDS WITH THIS LIST .
Vegetables
Sweet Potatoes
Yams,
, Cauliflower,
. Brussels Sprouts
,, Lettuce
Celery, '
Carrots
Artichokes,
Squash '
Turnips
Parsnips
., Pumpkins
Fruits .
Oranges
Lemons
Candied Fruits
. , -. Pineapples
1 Other Suggestions
Bantam Corn
Petit Pois
String Beans
Oycters (Canned)
Shrimps (Canned)
Crabs (Canned)
"Mincemeat
Try Our Delicious Fruit Cakes and Plum Puddings.
, Phone Your Order Save Time and ,Work'
PHONE 576
Hurry Cash Grocery
23
USEE)
CAES
are
Opportunities
A good automobile is
built for years of use I
but tlif average first
owner turns it in after
only two years of use.
This means that
there are thousands of
miles .of unused trans
portation for the SVcond
owner.
Our stock of used
cars offer a wide range
of values.
Used Buick
lll'JN Mn.lc r 4-tliMir Mmlan,
iimsI trry Ilitli, liHiks ami
ruii llki- ni-tt.
Used Hukk
lil'-'7 MiKitcr VtMr HimIiiii,
tin Imtl ruvllrnl run, look
iii'tt IiiwIU i ml out,
V
Used Huick
I) rn iMttlHtontfl, new lm
(uiiiit, kinh rultMr.
Used Buick
1(1 Mi n. I vi n I Touring with
ttlnM nn Ii- urt mw llrra
nil nnninil, rti-iiiiiltt(intHl,
Chrysler
il.n. iipm ilmo mliitt rstr
Used Nash
A ih mire 0 Toiirlng
with Klnt cni hwurt, In
tvlli'iit mnilltlon ihnHich
mil.
Oakland
I NMirl ItiMilNtrr, now
iIiiki tHii-t (mini Jith, ririii
illtfuiirtli kiiihI III AN.
Pontiac
11)27 Coiiir, In.flnp rnnill
tl'in, ith ilrfN, n (Inntl)'
IUl Hit.
Oldsmobile
lllil lliuiiNlcr. In nlrr
shniK nml kikmI ihi's, A lot
uf niivi'l rr lllclo iiioiii'j'.
Used Dodge
IIIJM IhIk I ( initio, liliiks
nml runs llko nrw, a ni'W
I'm- tit ii nsi'fl nir prlri. '
Several other lower
priced closed and open
cars. !
The C. M. A. C. pay
ment plan makes' tho
total cost of your car
appreciably less.
BUICK
Garage
1330 Main Phone 42