The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-29
Whole County Joins
Inc. of G. Meeting
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tal Importance to the community.
state and nation OF the proper de-
velopmsnt OF our greatest national
industry. farming. Mr.. Cases talk
vAs certainly the most important Of
the evening and his remarks con-
sained food for serious thought. He
pointed out tho very alarming con-
ditiou OF the prcscot wheat market
and vssy plainly intimated THAI such
Q thing - 70 have seen tho past
usonth IN that line cannot coutinuc.
Pasmers viii rebel: they will simply
auit. and II the farmer quits the
world viii starve.
The commission men OF Port
land" said Mr.. Case. ''vcrc instru-
mental st the last session Of our
state legislature In killing a vital
piece Of legislation that had been
designed to help the farmers to get
Q better price for their products. II
these wolves succeed much longer
In their nefarious methods No will
see the national nonpartixan league
In this state and then you will all
know what Il means to have Jour
state taken over By the radicals Of
this country"
The members Of the cloth we're
we'll represented at the dinner and
Rev. G. r. Trimble. pastor Of the
local Presbyterian church. responded
briefly In behalf OF Labor In Kla-
mAth county. Mr.. Trimble paid q
sii-deserved tribute 90 the men who
compose the labor Organizations and
defsaded them In thedr right 70 st
least ask for what they want"
BeliesinG In the old SAYING OF
keeping che good thins, for the
a. the last speaker Hon. J. c. Herbs
man. traveller and lecturer. Of Seat
tie. Mr.. Herbsman 10 . lecturer OF
intsspaaional fame and has besn en-
gsged the past fev years With the
Ellisou-whits ehautauQua company
Of Portland. Mr.. Herbsman vas 60
cured for this occasion By Secretary
Stanley Of the chamber Of commerce.
and Il was . most happy and profit
able selection. OF all the subjects
possible that MT. Herbsman hkes to
talk about ana Of which he knows
most. II 10 community development
and team work. His subject last
nigkit was "Co-operstion with your
chamber OF eommeee." and he
handled Il 50 thoroughly that WHOM |
no was through he had simply ex-
hausted II.
Mr.. Herbsman has DerWna'.;J
and character that needs TO be writ |
ten about more than whsi he really /
says. To know the man and his !
reputation IN to realize his value ns
com munity builder. He has dedica. |
ted his life work TO that very thing. |
AS he says himself.-"to the ser-
vice OF others" He is a man of
vision who believes In accomplishing
the ideals Of life. He is not dreom-
er: neither Is he Utopian in his ideas.
He simply wants to see practical re-
suits from practical people. and he
beiieaes that any community can ac-
complish it's ideal with the proper
idea Of cooperation put behind sane
Leadership. His lecture last night
was nm inspiration for the men who
heard him. n pointed the way to
bigger and better things OF q mater
ial as well as q social way for the
pe0ple Of this citv.
Brains is the thins you must have
TO make a success" said Mr.. Herbs
man. but behind those brains you !
must put concerted action and sup
port. Why. for sake of illustratiop.
10 st. Louis the center Of the leather
industry instead Of some city out
here where you raise the stock from
which this leather comesf II In be-
cause they had big men down there
who had big brains. and capital be-
hind brains got results. You have
brains here. use them and hack the
men who demonstrate that they
have them"
The big affair came TO a close at
1880 and al went home feeling
thai they had turned new milestone
in the civic progress OF the city Of
Klamath Fails and klamath coun- (
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with the aid Of her husband and
Q hand sealing machine. Mrs. John
A. Rawiins Of New Orleans nus M