t'AGK KOVIt II IsllU, M s, i. loin, THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I in I. ui I tf The Evening Herald Button to Be Presented by UncleSnm to 5 2,000,000 Boys Who Helped Him Bent the Hun K. J. M I' I! It A EUlTOIt Published dntlv except Silinl.tv In Tln Herald Publishing I'ompnnr of KUmnth Kails, nt 115 fourth street Entered nt t hi potofflf nt Klnm th Falls. Ore . for transmission thru the matin as second-class mutt or Subscription term bv mall to nv ddres In the Vnlled States One jer . . J 6 00 On montb - SO i Member of the h Mini l'rs The Associated Pre Is exclustvelv entitled to the ue for republication tit all ue, dispatches credited to It or not etherte crediL.l In this pa per, anil also local new lubllsbed herein All right of republication of spe cial dispatches herein ure alo re ferred Tl l-xim. .11 NT .. IIMU. mkv itKorun:. mi n Ac " "M J I A &) Vaf.1 "II. 7g i ,nrr ffniuJ-M" t fc.li ii A .1 Known in iitni M It US .'.ltl "1 1 IM NEW RESIDENTS ARE HERE FROM KANSAS Ml all I Mi III I Ii "' i- l.i1 i mill mm her of I II 1 1 ' ' in ioiiiiv Vf,r it It u i Ml v. in it rived hint till lit fti'in i.riiml ' i i ' t olurMilo mill I'xpiit in mi iIkii future lionit in Klnitiulli i min'v Mr mnl Mm Tlt.'tiin Iihv. ii.l. I f i - lllilllt Mlll III KrtlHnl I I! liaVr mm disposed of their ii ( I in ttreMi then utlil propo.' I" n imttl H hi n tllrlr kiiii loi'llte, Mllll I llll l ltl It M X(ls p. mh! i itii nttoti this I ii ailux i xriniiK nt s I1 M Work in M M ill Kin I'ull nlletiilulii e re iileiieil l! OHliP W UlOV II V FORD OWNERS on Cm MiiKf ,i mi, a super. ford IDEAL COUNTER BALANCE V;j. uuMi-n-i- tin- pttwii, tlcil)iht , ,. of .nlir fill Less Vibration, Lm. Upk n, F , I'swtoi.v ifj.i,.MMitJit.i. line nil ln t,,,,,,,,,;, 'fj' in ;iihI let him t.-II Mm about u.,i,t,i ' hulaiu'im; the Toid FORD GARAGE Ninth nnd Mnin St. Kln...nil. i:n -1 -"' "" urc, A fast a- tin In" w h nolo Sam are service thev w '.1 r. u t hi dpiRn .i il to the Ken Kin r of lliO new i .i-e c .nl in -. T'l Oi.piT.in joiu w 'i The Hira il n pointuiK o the v i unt- of im t-.ilired ivnrol . .. I.... I nolo Sam are ilii hulk. .1 Ol poi uiiieii rtuiu'n". a yiuii-n to the r rUmation ol land f i- oi ilier Kver me ihmiv lam1 the panha- luiK 1-unrh of office holder - m a-1lrctonvhae been workinit vid,. u -hare of th.- fund and ... i.-n l.n.iiKlii iuu the Har0) LnmlPr day ani n cht to exolve ome vh-nif that ihe local authuntli im for-n tu Min-tr.U at Irnm ihi compnn) I that w 1 proloiK their tenure of of the lau .t-blihlt.is il.elf rapidh top fire an leAter.d their influence The One of the bet thinn hu h cou'd liner attraction and la not thought uf tidier bov a the M plausible hapten to the horde of Koiernment a a lilnier bo It HelliK Hi the excuse -hex could crab and the cU-rk uhich .crat.he a llMtiB in ume rlu and character a an. haw t)e-n workinp th patriotic en-,uhlnston uould b- to be driven "hlte mlnstr.-l mile. It be that t tlment of the countn threadbare hv ou. and mattered oM-r the country to I. -uperlor nd the hlt, in.pl. i adracc.np even imaginable propoM- iK "' '" "anil an.! make farm. pr.-elllni! ih. effort., of ll.e,e a, lion, all calling for more money and and Kro croP The uould haw. Ins p.opl. are urt liberal n th . . . ,.v.i... i. .l -.r... .. .iii.t...! h.mia fni. iiatrotiaire more oower ine number oi inee uuui, u-i.;. -.... v. ...-.. ......... ..... has Broun -o larpv that public -u- n h"''- l"t the would be a-th im plcion l at lat being nroiiM-d and It proxed in health and pocket and is now belieied that there will be lit- would b-come of much more u. to tie healwa made alone the oncinal themeles and the country lines The one chap that I- fooled the lea-' i the one th.-e office-holders tn to make fie public beliew they w.nt to erve the soldier boi Oh' he loinel the hanc onto those two ord' But the soldur bo has had a tate of cowrnmentnl red tape and he i- not anxious for any more cf it The nam the land all riKht h it they want It freed from the cur:: of official autocracv and Ineffi cient administration Incident to the administration of th law from Wfish-ncton On this point the Ore ponlan as "If th' land reclamation and -old'er t-etllement bill which will surel pa- congre-- i to be efficient admin -tered. the. execution of the law w,l hare tobe entrusted in a larc" de?'. to authorities In th states where tht lands lie not centered in Wj'-hinK ton. The chief cause of the growirg inefficiency and extravasance ff the Kovernn.ent is centralization of ill authority in the capital This practice has made the cowrnintoi t-ach v. huge machine that it inons more slowly Just whin the needs of the time demand that It sped up Everv o must le approved bv so man r.'ficlals that it is inordinate! ltlaul Each official is jealous of bis lilt I- bit of authorit butseks'o ede rtsponsibilit hence freiuen' JlOstpcnment of decisions A horcL of mbcclitiau b has- been appoint u thru x meal faor in dierfgard of the v ! sirvice law patronag ha jTowi "j enormous proportion ar d the f?ow-rnment machine Inrludts so many persons as to constitute danger to the fretdorn of the peopU It suf ferR from a Hpecles of political fattv degeneration of the hetrt So far this season reports wrii the fart t tint five iilrhts out of tl. week hundred nre tiirnxl . from the Harvey Greater Muntrtl Tbe will b. here at tin 0 llimf Tuednv and Weiln.-il June in anil 1 1 At the Theaters I i: I.- I OK ATION Kor -tug ng and dun ng ni in an excel the lolored r.ue .mil .ie:iis as Mis Atlguhtu Park, r the Central artinol lift IMP 111" li if the cr.a n of the colon d talent ha on the trul'i fo- I'ortl.itnl Marshall Field, Third, Just Out of Uniform Himself, Helping to Find Jobs for Soldiers &i$&A, iJmWmR i 1 a... T' WvMWi! ' V.& k mli'"iMr.i-iT T Z'. ., .-...,.., . l- ...,. . .. (apta.n Marshall FT-' 1 third cn.n ff th wealthl.Kt young ir-eri i'i th. ' ,.,,, . , , foun'o who was r'si,rt .J - arced "Lard reclamation and settlement , . .. i.irn-i constitute a public enterprise whlrh from 'h army nai aern t. i ran bc fr carri.d out b devolution !?s" n ' " '"'1"t ",anl"','"r "' tl of a very large measure of authority ' J""""V' " ""rf'," '" ' h th the i c go He is see" Ii i Interviewing t eoldier Just r I , -d fiom kivim i ii certain vshat it (.f a tub In is .st fitted for Ki .1, in. In-i-ii iirtiv. . li-ide of lis off (.1,1 .ap.ulty ii i i 'ing joIif for sol. ii- and s.illiirx to the Matts or to nuti-commmH.on. which should contract for Improvi ment of land should supervise th. work a'd should locate ettlr on he lam and make financial arrang. "lents with thern Heferences of all these a fairs to Washington would result in delay confusion and ofnn in thing not being done at all How ran a rrtn in Washington dire.t w1H. )y what s done in Or. gon or Louisi ana ixupt in the most gin.ral way' The man to run things is the man on the ground The man in Washington iieedh only to bee that the local mn conform with the law and with gen eral policy he necdB to co-ordinate the efforts of all and to apportion funds among them "Other countries have passed or are passing similar laws, and they carry out their plans thru the local authorities. Great Britain is only a' fraction of the Blze of this country! hnd could better managu its soldier! settlement and housing schem.H thru the central government than thlo na-j Hon can Hut it simply passes a gen-' r.il law which jiractlcally enables ill. loin y councils to buy improve . nd fit i land and another Jaw en t,i nt- i.g nd boroughs to build Jiouxta 'flic government oi y pro LIBERTY THEATER "Till I'lfK or thi: VllTVMlH" WH1iM.SiiN'SrfWiii H. W. Poole, Owner Matinee Every Day TONIGHT HENRY B. WALTHAL in "MODERN HUSBANDS" and A Big New L-KO Comedy Wednesday MARGARITA FISHER in "MOLLIE OF THE FOLLIES" "Smiling Bill' Parsons in "BILL SETTLES DOWN" DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M. xCigarettes CAMEL Ciijiirettes meet your tiiMc in tnanv new find unusual wnyb You quickly become fond of them they nre so refrrshmu nnd cool nnd frwi,'Tiint. 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