THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MOMl.1V, Al'lm, ut, t.,
PA0B TWO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic Iyalclan
Suit 18 and II. White Bulldlag
Phoa M
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INHORANCK
Members Oregon Association
T1U Men
The Evening Herald
V. O. SMITH. ..... Kdltor
Published dally except Sunday by J
The Herald Publishing Company of'
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth 8traet
Entered at the pcstoffle at Ktaaa
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmlseloa
through the malt as second-class
matter
Segregation Bill Causes Big
Stir in the National Capital
New Solicitor of
State Department
LETTERS FROM
PKOPLIC
THE
A. 8. LOWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
Room 11 and 19
First National IUnk Building
Klamath Fall. Ore.
Subscription trmt by nail to amy ad
dress In the United SUtaa:
One month
one year is.oo Aswell's Measure Brings to Light Figures on the Number
of Colored People Who Are Employed in Various
Capacities by the Government
KU4.MATH FALLS. . . OREGON
MONDAY, APRIL ST, 1014
GKO H. HAYDKN.
Optician
Office. Room 319.
Odd Fellow Bulldlnic
Office and Residence.
NW cor. 7th and Main Phone US
CLAYTON E. WHKELKK
Physician and Sargcoa
Osteopath
SfKwdytottwrardat
(Spinal Treatment)
Office keuse: 9 to 11:30 a. a: 3
to 6 p m.; evenings, 7 to 8
. THE KLAMATH FALLS
0TKAM LAUXDRT
Guaraateee first claaa work aa
wall aa first claaa ferric.
It you har occasion to snake
complaint and do not gat laa
Mdteta attention, phone
D. B. CAMPBELL
m
ly Ul'ltTOV K. MTAMMSII
t Written for the t'nlted Prv
! WASHINGTON, I). C. April 27
,Tho race problem, oxcu In these das
AND STOP AT
KI.AMATH FALLS
ot the vexing Mexican question
llrj for ottlco through his vote, which
iaro the real cause ot evlstlng coudl-
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the (re tolls muddle,
'taking IU fair share
'spot light. The appointment by I'rcs-I
Idenl Wllsou of Hobert H Terrell, a
negro, to Judge ot the District mucin!
pal court, which Southern senator
are opposing, served to accentuate the
stir In congress ocr tho bill Intro
duced In the home by Representative
Aswell of Louisiana, providing tor the
segregation of white and black gov
ernmental clerk under the civil ser
vice. There are today 22,5 10 negroes In
the employ of the United States gov.
eminent, who draw down a total ot
f 12.456.760 a year Of these ne
groes. 4,426 are In the army; 1.C29
are In the navy, and 3,140 are In the
various navy yards and stations. Ot
the rest, 6,347, with an annual pay
roll of 14,099.116, are employed In
JWahslngton, and the remainder work
The t'nlted State peculiarly rum
missioned to lend all other nation
un andjon. aro usually coered bv the lire- not '' lt th purity of race finality I
Is one that U,unse' of Justice. !but In world problems of Jtut ami.
oi wie cnimaii ..,, .. ... ... ... . , ,. , coveriinieiit
a is s ii iiiiiii ria lust in aa 'n mm . - -- -..,-..-..,
wo would reruenit it... ipt. rtm. "he purpose of this bill U to
of things In this government as did chrck a baU I'hdVuey l eouutn
Jerferton and Lincoln We would M U ' td "use think
know that this Is a white man's coun- lnK l,00le everywhere to rind them
try. whose future Is to be controlled ""'I l relation to the race problem
by the Caucasian race. 'n,,J ,nu ,,ei' '1rlr ad give Justice
Married on Eve of
Battleships' Trip
WOOD
ALL DRY WOOD
4 ft. slab wood SSJWcord
lS-ln. alab wood SS.00 cord
12-tn. 8Ub Wood S&35 cord
4-ft limb wood WJVO cord
16-Ib Umb wood 95.23 cord
Block wood, load $3.00
Block wood, doable load . . .$4.33
KLAMATH FUEL. CO.,
Ofjlea 80S Mate. O. Peytaau Majr
PbasM 187. Pbassa S4SR
Who's Your
Grocer?
The Best Important qnesUoa
roarroBtimc Out family today is
taw queaUoa of getting the beat
retarBs for money apeat for hoose
bold BeceaalUes. Some families
with smaller Income than their
neighbors mm living better, dress
ing better and doing better gen
erally than their wealthier neigh
bors for the simple reason they
know WHERE to buy groceries.
We'd like to prove to you the
satisfaction and economy of being
a regular customer of ours.
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Phone S3
She Is Mrs. Donald Taylor Hunter
no'. She might have rpmnlnari uu.
Emily Hancock Hughes for a long
time. Miss Hughes was engaged to
wed Lieutenant Hunter, an officer on
tho Arkansas, Admiral Badger's flag
ship of the Americas fleet. When the
president suddenly Issued his orders
for the sailing of the fleet to Mexico
Lieutenant Hunter came to the con
clusion that he did not care to be In a
position to sing that old sons about
the girl he left behind him. He de
cided he would rather alng of tho
bride he left behind. Miss Hushes
.was at Fort Howard, Md when she
got a dispatch from the lieutenant to
weei mm at ence for a needing. She
sped on to Fortress Monroe and the
creeioony was performed the nJarht
before the Arkansas sailed aw;r to
ward Tamplco.
In government buildings throughout
the United States. Tenty-seen ne
groes are employed In the White
House. 26 In the state department,
926 In the treasury. 170 In the war
department. 174 In the navy depart
ment, ST In the potoffice department.
593 In the Interior department, 43 In
the department of Justice, 161 In the
department ot agriculture, 239 In the
government printing office, 41 In the
Interstate commerce commission, 115
In the senate office building, 46 In the
congressional library, 171 In the
Washington postoffice, 2,413 In the
District ot Columbia local government.
In the department sort Ice outside
of Washington 16 negroes arc em
ployed In the diplomatic and consular
service, 1,082 In the treasury branch
es, 2,342 In the war department.
3,599 In the postoffice department. 31
In the Interior department, 102 In the
department of agriculture and 775
miscellaneously.
There arc 635 negroes employed by
the government In New York, 670 In'
Chicago, 195 In St. Louis, from 40 to
90 In the other lnrge cities of the
country, and 14.130 In miscellaneous J
towns.
The appointment by the president
of Terrell to be a municipal Judge
promises to bring on as warm a little
fight as the senate has seen In some
time. Senators John Sharp Williams
and James K. Vardamann of Missis
sippi, Hoke Smith of Georgia and
Ellison of South Carolina have boast
ed that the senate will never confirm
Terrell. All of the Southern senators
will support them.
Speaking for bis segrcggatlon bill
In committee. Representative Aswell
explained that Its object was to make
It unnecessary for white government
employes, especially women, to work
under or alongside of negroes In the
departments, Aswell said:
"Tho Almighty by the stamp of1
color decreed that the Caucaslon race!
should occupy positions of authority
and control the destinies of the coun
try. Fear of losing the negro vote In
the doubtful states and personal do-1
Herald's Classified Ad vs.
FOR RENT
MMVMMMMMMMNaaMSassasiN"natsNs"as
FOR RENT Furnished rooms at the
Claremont; steam beat; hot and
cold water. 23-12t
KLAMATH COUNTY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
We furnish all kinds ot help at
short notice. If you want work
reftster at
MM. A. PJKTKR8TEINEH
1W iMxtfa St. Phone S44
J. W. Traaca,
Even la Galicla there are two Pol-
jan associations for women's rights,
and also one exists in Warsaw under
the Russian government and at Posen
under Prussia.
FOR SALE
VsAa("lt"iAtftMsMfVVMSa"v
FOR SALE Work horse. Inquire
Frank Ira White's place. 31-0t
Two forest officers in Washington
and Oregon are writing popular de
scriptions of the trees on the Crater
Lake and Mt. Ranler national parka
for the use of visitors to the parka.
London'a weekly coal pile is 127,-
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TWO ponies or small
horses, broke to drive and ride;
must be perfectly gentle to handle by
children and not afraid of automo
biles. S. J. Bailey, 8. P. depot. lltf
WANTED Driving team and driver
for about a month. Phone 266W
16-tf
Uuscribe for The Herald, fifty
cants s sBoatk.
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I to both race
"It is unjust to a member of this
Inferior rac to put him In position of
authority oer the Caucasian lly In-
herttnuce he Is ruU(tl when lu posl- ""' '"f1 Rtl i0 h" t Invent
tlons of authority, even over his own bJ br lhv pnl'aJ director of the Ulsh
race. school at Dover, N J., for the brnettt
t.-..,.. i ,.,. ..i .,.i .!.,, .,.!,. ot the Klrl pupils hom he U teach
ing white man, while sympathising
Willi and anxious to he In the nf cm i
In his place, recognlxes the necessity ,u K,v J reodvesnusWog blows
of preserving the lutegrlty and the ""
supremacy of the white race No na- Nearly 1,000 acres were reformed
tlon ever destroyed Itself except by In Montana and Northern Idaho dur-
amalgamating with an Inferior race Ing 1913, at an average cost of 7 50
"Are we blludly drifting that way? an acre
f Special cage for the protection ot
tng botlng Through the protection
provided by tUer cages the girl learn
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ft hit new cntatlou by fko Jmrnlum la tt
k iUr) "fnterrM Of be elptuitrrt uf Mnitco,
have fanned a ory erruncout uBi.r.
- 'standing among the American if.
The Italun .upremo ruurt hi re- -, , ,ilo ,IU r4U,, 0, lfe hfM.
. .1 I.. -1L JIj I-. aa . a --- r . vt
,., ,i, nun nicuunn erea i- fo,,mion and tmubl. it, M.jlco
brlola to prtic w in that ouutry Maljy , lh u,,tt)e ,,,, w4
on the grounds that a omM cannot UnUerl president. h eitr4
do anything In public life wlthom the lh. ., ,, ,, .tJlW) ,,
conieiH f her hu.bsnd. and It heoUn,crilirt ,rfR All -b. unJ,rUt4
were allowed to prattlre Uw her hu. ,tl Metlran .Uu.tlon Wno tUl
baud might lthdra. Ms ransonl p,uiah I. right. nd I roc.ld.r tt.
'jtetple of Klamath count ifjr torn.
Mr Mark Mnro.kl of I'hlUdelphu ,,,,. n tt,(, ft m4l ,Bf.fll,,B4to
succrn.ld In dancing with 312 part.frmir education that b dl.rram.st
ners at her wedding danre. and, c(Sn, coufAfip ,rt lto ,ho Wou) ni
cording to an old J'olUh cuatom. .h- ht.iorieal truu, OB .juration. ol.Wf
received 12 from ech trtner na ml.rprrnt.d
I mur wno win inionuallua re.
I Mailaute UteuUfay. the faiilou. el- gardllig the fauip uf pft.tnt cuftJI
,plorer and traveler, t the only wo. linn, in Meilc, r rrcomtarailni ta
jnian In lranc? who t permitted to rrad "lUrbaruu Metico. Uj iota
!rar mU) attire, a Uw Iwlug p.ri , ICninetti Turner And tor dlurrrv
lOU JollHai'll Ot TelAa 14 UC- i
cedcd Jiueph W I'olk uf Mtuurl
olkltor uf the Ule depafliuent at
Waabineton Mr Johnson U been
r.Hntt.cut lavtjei
it year of age
bim was taken at he U
uttlfe III t'Ufa pay i
1,000 a jrr
specially for her benefit
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Political Announcements
,liiiit about tralliit And trrawJtiU
UtlerAIKe frad "lia Tfallurs," til
(he William Lluyd tlarri.on
lia.11 t'atrlollaiu. tit the ha in patriot, l
! rlnak in rover up murdjr snd fi-
.'bery
l i litre ia iiiuru truiu in it jpro'
ton' laying "I'Atrlntiirii U tte lut
rrort uf all scoundrel
i lor understanding and pare, yoors
llirernly,
JOHN WILLIAM LINDqilirr
Aliliuuiireuirnl
I hrcby uiinuunto niyselt a candl.
dale for the republican nomination a ' .
sheriff of Klamath county, subject to i rhp lfErt sleel Ingot eur rut
tho will of the voter at tho party IVfB '""""nlly produced In r'ngland It
primary. O M. ItAMHIlY jwelghesl ISO tons. a 33 H feet loeg
laud NO Inchea wide.
IW HderW
I hereby nntiouncu myself as a can-
lu one of thn rltle eaplurd by tin
ulldato for tho ropubllran nomination r,,," '" "'p ,u,k,," war an electric
'for sh.rir?, subject to tho will of tho "e,,,,,,K """ "'' ")l bpn om'
pieieii, nnu um taK lia PPn iiDiinf
otora at tho primary election
May icth
O L CAIITKIL
The Prize Luncheon
In the Recent Contest in the Domestic Science
Department of the Klamath County High
School Was Prepared On
Electric Cooking Devices
Exclusively
You Can Have a Prize Lunch in Your Home
Every Day if You Will
COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
California-Oregon
Ught and Power Company
Vur hlierlff
I hereby nnnuunio myself a candl-
dato for the Republican nomination
for Hherirr for the nocoin! term ot
olllcv, subject to the w f u,B yolwt
at tho primary okrllon May 15, 19H,
CIIAH. C. LOW,
I'resent Incumbuut,
by tho contivrln army' enilnMrt.
Ait adjustable attachment for a
hahy'a chair lo hold a nursing tottte
ha been Invented.
Havnnnah, (la., ha more wo
luutorrycllst than any other tlty of
l.er sir.) In tin. United States
Nearly a thousand girl who
on a strlko lit a I'hlladnlphln liosUrf
mill li.iv.. itpu. . I ...I n i.rilf.i
!,. , I ' " "' ""'
i.r i.ii.iiiy j reiiaurer
I hereby unnouncii myself a candl. Mr. L'rnet Hart, Iho woman !
jdate for the Republican nomination list of L'tiglnnil, who discovered lb
for County Trrmsumr of Klamath limw syslo mot watorpronngg which
County, siiliji-et to tho will of the ni.lakni washable baiikiioti pusslble.il
urn nt the primary ulectlon, May IS, tho presiding gonitis Its a f"torjr
,aH f'!0. A. IIAVDON. jwlilrh I erected In London to carrf
IWCounty T,u.urc; f tho chemical pro-
., , Ictssii aim has perfoclod,
I htreby announce mIf r. enn.il.
dale for tho rnjiubllcnn nomination!
ior lounty Trenaiiror of Klnii
county, suhjtct to tliu will
of I'enniyl
Dr. Ilentrlco M. Victory of l'hll
liiiiivlliilelphift tliu first woman to win lh
Of ill, iti.ifrn ,.f .t,,..n. .. ..LMfiiinlillV Q fjtr
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r ", ,i e X "wcuo. May iimiilc nt the Uulv.-rslly
J5. -HI TOM I) WATTJIM. vnnla,
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
In every line f muIm.s osperletiro I uliat makra efficiency. I
It llli Kniit pride (lint e can truthfully state that the 1lnreal
lepiiiiiiu-niH f llr negwitl0 UIIM1KtMj ,,y ,,,,, t cijierleare.
Ktil.nif.l liiiyirn, e.perl.nicil hiitdiers, esjK-riemed cutlers,
nMM'ilciiii'il auleaiiieii anil gierlrntiil dullvcrymen all romblae
l Klvo you (he benefit of ilirlreMrlenry. Think (lila over whea or
lerltiK your supplies fr tie UMe
KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY
000 tons.