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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

commission on any other than such
equitable ground rs this will in-
fluenee them one iota. ,..
This Is the opinion OF The Herald
and the editor of The Herald, IN ac-
cordancc with this opinion, has
maintained and will continue to
maintain u neutral attitude as long
as the question is In n controversial
stage.
But hc holds II OF equal right that
others may have differing opinions.
and every column IN The Herald cN.
cept the editorial column Is open To
their free expression.
As regards the advertising coll
umns. space is a commodity We sell,
There is no restriction ON what the
advertiser may do with the space
after its purchase, or what he may
put in It. providing It does not make
this paper a party to the violation
Of existing laws.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
CARELESSNESS
CAUSE Of FIRES
Three.F ourths of Annual
Toll Of $4,000 Lives
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ARMY, AlRPLANES
= SPOT 400 FOREST
FIRES DURING 1922

EUGENE. Ore, Oct t. From
July IL, 1899, when the Nni,rd
Statcs army airplanv patrol OF Ore
gan forests began. until October !,
i9s2. when Il ceased, the alrplnnr
observers spotted approximately four
hundred fircs IN different parts OF
the western section of the statc, nc.
corung to u report made by Colonel
Lowell smith. commandant Of the
eist aero squadron, stationed hcrc
during that period
During that period. tho machines
spent GO hours IN actual dying tim"
and travelled over about five million
square miles or timber, according To
the report
No member of the squadron lost
HIS life during the summers work
aud only two planes were wrecked On
landing fields outside Of Eugene, The
local municipal aviation field has
been leased by III, government, as q,
permanent base Tor the airplanc for
est fire patrol,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

@kHD

The airmen saying they stayed up
80 hours have nothing on prices
which have been up for years.
Roses are red and vlol.ts are blue
and so are We when the coal lamps
are few.
Many a dull man acts smart
Burlesque shows report business
much better on account Cf the long
er skirts on the streets.
When people marry for money
that Is all they get.
Monkey gland operations succeed
because the glands are transferred
from monkey TO monkey.
Tn. man worth while IL the man
who can smile before breakfast.
A politician on speaking tour
makes many speaking dctonrs.
Only reliable thing about some
people is their unrcliabliity.
Many man who worked up from
bottom has son who Is working
down from the top.
Bonar Law says Britain cannot po'
lice the world alone. Well, Ireland
Is policing America.
In Russia. retail trading IS done
with Wholesale money.
Love nests hatch plots.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
Would Widen Channel
Of S. F. Harbor Bar

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IA
project for widening and deeping
the main channel across the bar
to San Francisco harbor has been
favorably received by many members
OF congress and the possibility Of
speedy action Is very encouraging.
according to Charles +. Curry. con-
gressman from the third California
district who has Just returned here.
"The necessities OF commerce In
wetsern waters amply Justify the ex-
pense OF this harbor entrance" said
Mr.. Curry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
Letters from The People
SAYS R.Nii ATTlTCOE
SnOCt.D I,E NEUTRAL.

l.angcll Valley, Oct, 10,
Editor Evening Herald:
Note IN ,o,c edition OF your paper
that the committee OF chamber Of
commerce have zone ON record M IA.
voring southern racirir control OF
Central lNeiflc proper,ics, giving
several reasons for NJ doing bu, not
seeming to mkc into account the
possibility OF operating the proper,
ties by Joint ownership aud opera
,ion, President Sproulc ~ the
Southern Pacific sometime ago came
out with u statement that Jointly op.
Grated lincs would be- u dctrimcnt to
the country served. requiring dupli.
cation ~ shops Ctc. | believe that
this statement made before body
of railroad mon would he met with
ridiculr as there are at the present
time many miles of Jointly owacd
aud operated illness that are serving
the public with TOO per cent ser.
vice. ~ the present time We hay.
two larg, systems seeking to Gain
control ~ Oregon aud California
traffic. Why 20 On record as favor.
iug any particular system We mus,
admit that tho service and rates
have been beyond comparison and
have had Strangling effect nu our
county. Lot any one system gain
control and we will suffer as before
from lack of competition. In the
central west one" on" has lot u be-.
come k1own that they contemplate u
trip Of any distanc, they viii have
representatives of all the systems
visit them. giving all the data need.
cd rs to the trip and the beauties NJ
their routes. Could not but note III.
difference here. when one has To pre-.
sent oneself AT certain time. stand
In line and receive the most mcayor
information. This IL not the fault
OF cur lo,ll office as they have no
time to 30 into details. and cannot
possibly keep posted up: but tn. lack
of competition. which allows the
railroad people to cut their local
force to the minimum. Aud as long
as they have no competition they will
continu. to 80 operate. being as they
are soulcss corporation. u body of
men who ar. employed tn see that
every dollar spent br.ags a certain
return. II II In not forthcoming
presto. change. another man takes
his place. So II the dear public
think that the large sums being spent
TO Influcncc public oplaion ON the
tit and to protect their interests
would suggest that they take an.
other nap. Possibly they would have
better dreams. l, would seem that
klamath county is In a splendid pos.
itiol with two large systems fighting
to gain control. This old proyerb
still holds good. when rogucs fall
out. honest men get their due"
And. believe this is the time for Ms
to set on the fence and sic them on
w" cannot possibly suffer worse
sersirs, and We stand To win. can.
not forget the months OF hagglIng
In previous years to get reduction
OF freight rates. and the recent ef.
fort to get reduction on rate on po-
tatocs. which shows that now that
things OF vital Interest TO the railroad
are at stake they only need presen.
tation to the proper official and a
question Of n few hours turns the
trick. Completion surely has had
it's effect, or rather fear OF compc,i. !
ton. Al long as things are coming
our way. let them fight.
II. J. TTCKNOR.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
$1,000. 900 L. Given
for College Improvement

SAN JOSE. Calf. Oct. iG.--Ap-
propriations amounting to more than
100000 for constructing a gym
nasium. swimming pool. tennis
courts aud nassembly hall at the
San Jose Teachers College are Ia
The right to grant degrees also will
be asked OF the next legislature
be requested.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. James II iccslcy
are In town today from their ranch
at Fort Klamath.
Alfred Collier of Swan Lake was
in town this morning attending TO
business matters.
L. Hazel Williams, OF Portland.
arrived here last night and Is reg
istered at the white Pelican hotel.
Andrew Collier, II. +. Geary, and
]. +. Goeller were out after quail
yesterday and report fair success.
W, O. Fortman. an insurance
agent. is In town today attending to
business affairs from his headquar'.
crs IN Portland.
l.. p. Montgomery was county
seat visitor over the weekend from
Klrkford. where he Is Interested In
the lumber business.
Vim. McNealy and T. A. Stevenson
spent Sunday hunting deer near
Keno. They saw several tracks but
no deer.
George Biehn arrived Saturday
from Portland and will be in klam'
ath Falls for the next few days at
tcadlng TO business affairs.
hen Porden OF Portland. q timber
cruiser. was here today en- route to
I.akeview where he will spend several
days looking over certain swamp
lands.
Fred ID. Fletcher locked his law
office this mornin and started out
on a two-weeks' huntin trip. He
expects to be back In town about
November l..
ID. V. Kuykendali. Sam Walker
aad Claude Dagge;t left today for
the eastern part OF the county on
their annual hunt. expee ting to be-
away a week OF 10 days.
Another wedding Saturday which
created n great deal OF interest was
that OF Mrs. Marguerite MeGrath
Armand to Henry a. Runde Of
Algoma.
w. IT, Demo. who for the past
nine months has been driving iitney
for the Houston-Kropp Jitney COM
pany. has accept Il u positino with
the Mecca pool hall.
Frank Burns left this morning for
Sacramento. where he Will spend sew
eral days attending TO affairs con
necied with HIS lumber interests IN
that section.
Traffic officer J. ]. Mci.oughlIn.
who was Injured during fair week.
Is still confined To the hospital with
an injured leg and. according To re-
ports today. would not he III for
duty for about two weeks.
The wedding OF Miss Mildred
Thrasher and Paul Hilton furnished
a surprise TO the many friends OF
the couple Saturday night by the
une1pectedness OF the event. Both
are well known members OF the
city's younger set. and have spent
the greater part OF their lives here.
The marriage was performed at the
Christian church parsonage early
Saturday evening and after the cere-
moay. which was read In the pres
ence OF relatives and friends. a we'd
ding supper was served at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
George Thrasher.