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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1919)
! PAOR FOUR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATHIH1AV, M,V , lni0 ' ' m m M 1 Ml h'Aj.ffi 'a srs 1 The Evening Herald K. J. M IT It It A V EDITOR finally produce pnrty npathy ami governmental Indifference among tho voters. Hut Mr, Lawrence's letter Is most Interesting In Its designation of tliu . real Instigator of return to the con- Published daily except Sunday h ventlon. The non-partisan league Is The Herald Publishing Company ofjtlio one named This league's pro KUmath Falls, at 115 Kourth street C,,S!) of KB control of state gov- j eminent has been to Invade a regit Entered at the postofflcn at Klam- lar ,mr,y's primaries and capture the th Falls. Ore., for transmission thru I . , , the malls as second-class matter. "a," n,ul organization. In .North I Dakota the non-partisan league mum- .,... , i, . 'bers nro known politically as repuh- Subscrtptlon terms by mall to any ..... mddress In the United States: , Hcans; In Idaho they nro known as One year J5. 00 democrats. With this explanation It One month .50 Member of iho Aocinlitl lre-. Tho Associated Pre Is exclusively entitled to tho uc for republication t all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this pa per, and also local news published herein. Is understandable why opplsltlon to tho primary culminated so much sooner In .Minnesota, Idaho and Ne braska. In tho Pacific co.tst states the non partisan league's activities have been inconsequential. In OrcVon sonte- l thing like the counterpart of Its pol- All rights of republication of epe-. . , .,,,.,. .,., ', d dispatches Herein are also ro.iO' is practiced by other political or- elal dispatches served SATUSIUY. MAY :5, t!tt. CONVENTION OK I'ltlMAKIl? I ganlsatlons and has caused protest. , Members of minority parties have gone unblushing! into tho republi-i can primaries and attempted to In fluence nominations. Whenever suc cessful, this practlco has resulted In There Is an ever increasing discus-! nomination of weak candidates. It Is sion of tho question. "Is tho direct! """""I "ot wl,ol,-v "" sa prlmarv svstem as success?" with the that ,ho leaders deliberately In all negative side constantly gaining re. 'nuances pick out inferior men with emits. This change in sentiment has hte h,p " U'e ot? .ccnteil not manifested Itself so strongly in,he "c1 elec,1' Inclination to Kci imu ever; political iray id which i the way Is open is Irresistible to many and the majority party's In-1 1 s 71 4 Vt&zwr 2 k TRADE MARK I j The City of GOODRICH If 4-. AKron. mi'?1-. S S-s.' rV i J T kJKjiLaU Cur AT THE CHURCHES n NOTU'K In order to Insiim pub lication, copy for church announce nielli must bo at The Herald iillU'ti not later than Friday even iik Oregon as It has in other states, but it is crowing and eventually there is i mini- m h. a chance here as else-1 rhere. for the people are beginning ternal ,con,e:i,s are usuall-v " "" to take serious cognizance of tne 7 " many weak spots in the direct pri- fflarv cvsfm Commenting on an article In theth 0mocratt Is not usually accept-, innla In n nm IrtPltV tW runn lillttnna fn- ETenlng Post of New York, the Ore-' .' " "'" - ................. wv gontan says: Tho Von- York EvenlncvPost Is In j I primaries nas oeen ieu witn lue um Dfiuuu Out it is a definite rule that the re-) publican who is most acceptable to! 1 cassionally the balance of power of I democrats voting In the republican formed by its observant corresp eat, David Lawrence, that the "pro- Imate election of a democrat to office,! for the democrats who vote in repub- Hi-..,, nnm.laa lni.nvlnl.lv ..,. n Jl 1 .!. I ... . ... !.. t I "" f " . .u.ui.uu., iciiiu .U ... ... . .t. .i 1 their own party in the general elec-i amend It so that the party convention' , iiiuu. oiui, ueuoeraie auempis oy; democrats to nominate weak republl-' cans have been seriously suspected. After much experience and unpro ductive protest Oregon now looks upon this practice with a partial de gree of fortitude, but not such forti tude that the decline ot the direct) primary elsewhere is viewed with! dismay, or that the subtle processes ! of the nonpartisan league would not) be resented in this state. It is not unsafe to predict that the future but not the Immediate future will , bring forth a rational nominating! system in Oregon, one which docs not shall be in effect restored." This conclusion Is reched after Mr. Law rence had sounded sentiment in Id aho and several other western states bat not in Oregon, Washington or California. Idaho restored the con Tention system as a corollary of the direct primary at the last session of the legislature. Nebraska had previ ously returned to the older system and Minnesota is wrestling with It. It la probably premature to say, that Oregon, Washington and Cali-i fornia are virtually ready to restore' the political convention, though there! is greater frankness concerning de-j "MAKE THIS PEACE SECURE" That w a s Marshal Foch's message not many days ago. Is Peace certain? "Don't be too sure," . says Foch. We can make Peace sure by oversubscrib ing to the VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN v "Let's Finish the Job" Urinl!tf innt rntt aalAnilnn nt itnnill- ficiencies of the direct primary re-l , , . . . .. . . dates to steering committee or other methods of manipulating conven- I tlons, nor continue It under the pres- marked among those who are not or dinarily listed as confirmed politi tlrianfi Thp nnlltlrlnrta lomsalraoi , .. ...... ... .. . ent free-for-all self-aggrandizing pro are still divided between those who) ,.. ... . profited from the old-time convention and long for Its reinstatement, and those who did not profit from the cenvention but now either derive some personal benefit from the pri mary or still hope to do so. The objectlonal features that Mr. Lawrence points out in the Post are generally admitted: It produces in ferior candidates In many instances; iikij mwi mm cess. Widespread admission of the primary's defects Is an early sign. , FIItST ANNUAL Public Dance at Moore Hall given ' by Uoxmakers' and Mill Men's Union i No. 764, Thursday, May 8, 1919.' Admission 50c. 2-6t , Buy Goodrich Tires rcrr. ... UcLr NOTICK. The Epworth League will have a there is no direct responsibility for cookeJ 001 sale at Johnson's Furni- lmnroner nomination.,, nn m!, i,h. lu,c Blure' oaiuruay, .May jru. - --- -- ..-. ..wHU I ..u .!- All contribution ahnnM ho In l.v in I out money and a willingness to spend oclock' 2-lt it can hope to defeat an organized) ! candidate. To which may be added' The ladies of St. Paul's Guild will' that it promotes a multiplicity of have a cooked food, fancy apron and candidates which in turn at first ere-' handmade handkerchief sale in tho ates despair of proper selection and'7r2.Tran8fer WlndW' Sa,y' tcacsT in the I First llnptlst Church, corner Wash lugtou and Klgbth. J. II tlrlltltli, pastor Sunday school lit 10 it. m , (.. It. Hol.it p. tmpvrlu louden t. ('reaching " 1 1 ' m. Site rod llo.trt I'liurcn. corner Sth iiiul High MrcotH Hnv. Hugh J Mar shall, pastor First Muhs at S.00. (lonoral com munion. , Hocouil Mass nt 10: no. Koruiou. "Whoa Will tho Churches I'lilto?" Holy hour at Too p. m. Tho ChrlHtlali .sclonco Unduly of Klaumth Kails holds norvliTi ut 113 h'ourth street ovory Sunday uiiirulliit at 1 1 o'clock ttnil every Weilnomliiv owning at 7.30 All nro welcome The subject of leostiti for Siindily, "llvor lasting I'll iiIhIi men t." The Sunday school session Is from 9:U. to l'J:-IS every Sunday Miuritlnif. Tho free roiullnK roniii mid froo leliillug library I upon from 2:3il to ; 1:30 on Tuosdas, TliursduH tiuil Siiuinluy. Metliodlst KplHcopnl Ciiilrch, Tenth and High Nov. Slmpnon Ilamrlck. paitor. 1117 Hint street. I'liutio "V Kvory into who coiuei to tint Moth odlst ctttirrli Siiiuliiv moruliiR am) ovenlng will bo dollghtod In hoar Lieutenant 1'rank Jnmra, a rtitttriied chnplln In tho at my. lie will speak Sunday morning at 11:00 on tho World Problems, will talk to the Kpworth League in tint evening at 7:00 mi the )oung people's place, in reconstruction, also at (hit evening service nt S:00. Kverybody will l.n welcome. I'raer mooting Wednesday eve ning nt 8:00. ; Presbyterian Church, lMno street, neur Second. Itov, K. 1' I-nwrenco pastor. Morning service at 1 1 a m. Mr. , ti. .McClurett of I'ortlaii.l. Hiiporln- eitilent of the Pacific Co.ut Hosctio and Protective society, will speak and show lantern slides to Inform tho public of tho Interesting and helpful wdrk of caring for misled girls and the babies that como under their care. He will speak at tho Christian church at night. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christina Kndoavor meeting nt the Kmanuol llaptlst church at 7 p. m. Kvcnlng service News of lateit developments In world wldit mission fields. An Interesting moving pic ture reel will be shown. First Christian Church, corner Ninth and Pine streets. C. K. Trim. j blc, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Sermon at tin. in. j Sermon ut 8:00 p. m. I I'rayor mooting Wodnesda even i tng at 8 p. m. j Lutjjcrnn services at tho Ilaptlst church, corner Klghth and Washing ton, at 7:30 p. m. Itev M. Itonsmai, pastor, residence 137 Klrst Htreet Sermon subject: "Christ und tho I Christian's Work " Sunday school will bo held nt 2 00 p. in. All arn cordially Invited to wor ship with us. Kmanuol Ilaptlst Church. Klcventh and High streets. W. L. Wilson, pita, tor. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Morning services nt 1 1 o'clock. Kvenlng services at 7-30 p. m Prayer meeting Wednesdny oven lug at 7:30. Liberty Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mntince Each Dny iisswrrsT -' tJSSS liii mil iSjT lfn. . ilMBfUBr MARTlNWlir imracAvci!iftH , O THE SOVT1 Phoio6rnpticl t mU 11, ll.. 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