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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1920)
imoh tii men THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIIUflHDAY, MAY 10, 1M, I w.' 24 Rounds, of High Class BOXING FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 21 under the supervision of the Klamath Falls boxing commission HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE Program start at 7 o'clock Seals now on sale at the Kex cafe. $3.00 for ringside, $2.00 general admission, including war tax II T T noueii SIIOTT FIGHT BBBBBsm HBB9siBLKrBBBBB 1 ' iBBBBBBV 'BiIbV'ViIIBIIbI 9 lllBllBllBlV''I. , il mWmT tgLaHI BllBM'SBUBi: ;4BllH 9 KiSbKBRbH ? bbS'IbbmbbiibiibbWTjHMI! f BiaBBHBBBBSltaSiaBMflH I BlHiBllrlK-ySBSBlBJBlS I BBSBlYlBSK21u7vCBBbV''J' SgflBBt. ' "i At BBt'BBI'Bjf'! ULMMbmbbb''bbW '' 't bbh SKrVbbml' ! Young Souza vs. Trench King, 118 pounds, 10 rounds Bobbie Allen vs. Young Eaton, 144 pounds, 6 rounds Red Moore vs. Joe Blackburn, 145 pounds, 4 rounds Bearcat vs. Kid Covert, 105 pounds, 4 rounds j y; I i&7 E JOBV&r jja J "vn tTOSTTl 8 7ZM &r M.M. fM TIRES n Y m m WV. II.WDI.i: I'ltKICIIT a ml oiprviM mntlcr (or a miiitltor of firms ami a refer onci) to thi'iii will prove that our service In prompt and rellnble. It U also vconnm lent. Wo aro prepared to hanillo tlia shipping (or n few inoro conccrni who will appreciate (Irst clan service at reasonable ratos. Western Transfer Co. 70S Mala Phone 1H7; lies, aeflli H. C. L. STAMPS OUT POLYGAMY TKIIKItAK. April 1'. (Ily Mull) I'nlxiumy l il)l"K out In IVrsla another result of greatly mlvnnred living costs, tuicethitr with Jealousy, which I becoming uioru mnrkt'il n rharrtctcrUlic of I'erslnu wles with tha permeation of Western lili-us ami titundnrd In thu irnxt. With IhlK change has route anoth er the custom of linvltiR family names. A jenr iiko the 1'orslan gov ernment made It compulsory for poo plo to adopt a lurnnmc Ileforo that only peasants had any common name In the family, the upper classes pos sessing only one. A man, (or In stance, might lie rolled (Sraffar "Im ply, ami hl son lltiiman with noth ing to show their relationship. Miss Isabella tummlngi, (or 12 enrs In tho civil service anil now secretary of the ilepartmcut of agri culture of Saskatchewan, Is the (list woman In Canada to hold oil'.ce as executive head of a l'rolnr!ul gov ernment department ELECTION, MAY 21 STATE ROADS Vote 302 X Yes For 4 State Road Bend Limit An iiuonymoiiN circular hint made I tit nppi'iininco In tho tiiiiipitlKii of mi'iiiliulty that In being waged against ('iiiiKrensmiiii Hlmiott. It first rumo to light at The Dalles. In violation of the stale law, passi-d for the pur pose of preventing inch fraud, the circular does not bear the nimm and address of an author, and like Its violation of law It nlsp vloluto the truth. CoiiKn-Niiinan Hlnnott, in IiIh Nfuare-to-d, open and ahovn hoaril, American fashion (or which ho In noted, niiKvwri'cI the chnrReit made In the circular, In a upoech In the houiie of repreRentatlveN and which appear oil In the CoiiKri-tt-lonnl Itccord It In uh follow; Mr Chairman, In the coming Ilo pulillcan primary In Oregon on May 31,1 huvn un an opponent un ununiial pernotiiiKe, a rani hvIh, xeldom ien or heard, a prevaricating paron (up pliiufe), who In dlatrlliutltiK an am lilKiiotm, nnonyinouN circular which mendaclotiNly mlHrepreiiint not only m.i)lf hut IW, ItepulillcanH who vcli-'d un I dlil, and nlno Many Oemo erotic membiTN on wel', i( the sixty fourth congn-NN. Thin circular alio iiieuiludouNly niUrvpreiientN many of the ItupulillcaiiM of the nlxty-fourth congrt-NN un wnll a many Democrat, I would not dignify thin circular with it notlte. did It not Impute disloyalty lo my government In the proper ,clrcl;s till gentleman U an ndvoratn I of government w.nemhlp anil ojipra lion of railroad lit; was therefore the honor guest at the hiinnuet glvm 'to tho Plum Plan leugueWpcaker at linker, Ore., on March 18 las'. In iigrl'illturitl M.-ctloni ho "noft-pedutN" on government ownership und opera tion of railroads and "goes In on high" to advertjsu his membership In, the Knrmers' union (Laughter and applause I . Tho Knrmem' union, as 2 jtvcll as tho national grange, ifiled against government ownership and ( operation of the railroads, and peti tioned congress t6 return the rail I roads. I voted for the return of tho railroads In accordance with the peti tion of thu Farmers' tinlcn, tho na tional grange, on well as other (arm orgnnlrntlons. I want to take this occasion to expose this Impostor. (Applause). I want to Insert In the Itecord this ambiguous, anonymous circular, nnd my answer to the same My opponent may ride cither borne uloue government operation . nnd ownership of railroads or private ownership lie may ride the Plum Plan league horse alone or he may rlilo the horse of tho Farmers' union und national grange alone, but ho ran not ride both horses at onco, even though he wero tho Colossus of Ithodes; the spread Is too great. Ho can not thus deceive the (armors of my district. Ho can not alienate my many friends among the railroad men by any such duplicity. Tho members of thlii house, familiar with tho legis lation roferred to, on reading tho circular, which I shall print In the Ilecord, will readily see that tho reverend gentleman believes in tho procepts of those Who provo their doctrine orthodox lly apostolic blows and knocks. You will (Ind him strong on tho "knocks." (Applause and laughtor). Tho following is tho circular re forrcd to, also my answer: What has your congressman ac complished in the past admlnlstra- was surreptitiously circulated anions; tlonT When tho administration asked railroad men In, Tho Dalles In viola (or additional power to stamp out tlon of section 3,619 ot tho Oregon Km " Tvt .wk m.ac l'rc buying bbSbVbVbVbbVbbVbbWKHHBIIHH .BBBHBBBBBliBSSSSSSSSSSisfllBBBiiiiV 9eLbK"IJ0I Ts&JQkI W 8,000 mile for Cordi KRBMOSrm I "kskw iw mmmT.mmMmmrFBfimms?' jmmmsmmr $$$mmmmmc$i mmmmmmmmwk ijkaw jmmMmmmmJrJMrfMMImwFjmmv eVnnNbbbbbbbbbsVvCn!?- mmmm(mmmmmrm .m Hsw .mwMmT Fjmmmwr JE'.mcP.mr Mr$"$mmmmmK$$$ Mmmmtmmmwmmmm ,mr JlmwJimmFmrrfrmmmmm k bbiZ-J v' THE DIAMOND TIRE & VULCANIZING COMPANY n 707 South Sixth Street '. A- Phone 167 302 X Yts 303 No A .-hUALLOT TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS: CONfrrlftlTIONAt, AUCNDUENT-nf-rnd to th. iwipt. br lb lrfiUll-,A.-ml.ly. LIMITATION OF rjOUR PER CENT STATK INDnTKONCSS Ankle , 1 1( ilia UiiuiIiuiIkii nl lli Mnli u Orrcm n u la pmU th rituloiioilcl.tan. lul.iliiliu jitrliidlny ur-viou iliblismllUliiUiiM l.ir tiipuiiiof( Imililliic sml malntAiiiIng HrmNiint ruilt in Iht liiiunl nl (.mriwc runt illlii ... r.1 rtlumon nl ll Hie rnpri)r In Ilia Huio ul (tiK.in, Ih.imiI o( t wn wr rent mw provlilet by Aw, NO PROPERTY TAX-NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Keep theso three facta in tniiul. Tho present unto licenso fees and gasoline, tux will imy both tho principal unci interest on nil tho bonds under this ninenilinent, und will yield an annual surplus besides for other sUto highway work. No additional taxation of uny kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED Oregon must iiavo sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal apportion junta or Oregon cannot gut tha benefit of Federal money (or Orosou Roads. inereMing this constitutional limit is a necessity. Unless, limit is increased, ither state roads cannot bo completed (or many, many year, or must be finished ut.wv .iui-oiiT .BAa.iuu, tnu luowiuro ori uireev pruiwriy lax lor Slav ways ana makes early completion possible. Let s get the roads built now, Imnm frM PrNMt Itwt-M Sitsl to hy Prkti m. IstsiMt lr'JWZ nt TtnacMlM. isiMeM fort to socuro Just representation. Ilaro wo had such during tho term of our presont roprescntatlto? Look Into tho life history and past record of Owen F Jones nnd con vince yourself that it l your duty to support a truo western farmer, who has made a life study ot conditions affecting both public and labor. A man who has tho Indorsement of all furm and labor organizations throughout the state. A man of pleasing personality and a determina tion that conditions affecting tho vot ing public of this district shall be Improved. A man who stands (or government operation and control of private monopolies. Nominate Owen P. Jones at the coming primaries. Answer May IS, 1920. Judd 8. Fish, The Dalles. Ore. My Dear Judd: I am Just in re ceipt of the Inclosed unsigned, anony mous circular, which I am Informed (orm of the conference report, as It falsely stated In tho circular. In direction of the bouso this confer ence report was modified In confer ence by eliminating tho provisions muzzling tho press and gagging the public. When It camo back to tho houso It was adopted practically without opposition, nndl voted (or It. The second paragraph, referring to tho Cooper amendment, prior to our entry Into the war, likewise con tains (also statements and inferences. Tho armed neutrality bill authorized tho president to supply merchant ships with defensive arms. How ever, It was not designed to authorize tho president to arm merchant shlpa (Continued on Page Six) ft -. TW fst Ui4 rtTMMS.fnca uto .Uomm (ms and -moIIm iu, without Imcmi IB"W-IH.-!.---V" mnwrnnmu vow. .wb sim rssiDUM .1.1 -,mm. wii, ..-i Pf- !-,- pwnr u. mo M mm j i paw wm r nyii im mn aa nw SHrpill w. -'-'" ,t.-.i .i... - . .-.- OkBQOMROADB AND OIVBLOFKINT ASB0OIAT1OM LBJBJsjMMIIItal,MM tCOM(smastsplssMISfaa,l.l usipsiis siiatsti,ii wswssisf mum VTt Ml X Vlt-f 4 M Gorman Intrigue, the esplonago act was drawn up. Ho voted against it. When It had passed tho house nnd sonato and u committee had reported on n conference between tho houso and sonnto na to tho final form of tho measure, he voted against It again. When tho administration asked for authority to arm American merchant tdilps ngnlnst submarines, Cooper of WlHConsin tried to block the bill. He mnvod to send tho nrmed neutrality hill bnek to the commltteo with In- Htnu'tlons that It be amended to pro vide that no xhlps carrying war sup plies bhonld be armed la defense of Biibmnrinos. Your representative voted in (uvor of Cooper's motions. When tho revenue hill wus up for consideration February 1, 1917, ho voted, with many others, to send it back to the committee In an effort to block It. Lutor, tho effort (ailing, he voted against the bill on passage. Without the rovonue bills the gov ernment would not have had (unds tor the first year ot the war. December, 1919, he voted to ad Journ to prevent consideration ot the federal farm-loan act, to whloh sev eral amendments had been offered. The big thing up to the Americas corrupt practices act, coincident with! the arrival in The Dalles o( my op-1 pouent, tho Rev. Owen F. Jones. This circular, full of (iile tte mentrt and false conclusions, Is a mere rehash, with one exception, tho roforonco to the (arm-loan act, of tho propaganda put out by tho Demo cratic national congressional commit tee at the last election, in N'ovombor, 19 IS. which resulted in the election of an overwhelming majority of Ho- puhllcans to the houso of represen tatives. Tho first paragraph, referring to tho esplonago act, does not stato tho truth. I voted In favor ot tho (Inal (orm of this act. The orlglual bill contained a provision muzzling the press and gagging tho public. The first conference roport was worse than the original bill. It would have prevented such exposures as Senator Chamberlain made of the deplorable condition In our army camps and hos pitals, aa well as the failure to sup ply our troops with proper clothing. I voted with my colleague! Con gressmen Hawley and atcArthur, against this conference report, which was defeated by a rote ot 184 to M4 and sent baok to confereaae. This Close Your Eyes and Imagine You Will Never See Again ---------J-l--S-SISSSSSSSSSSSSISSSSSSSSSSSS You may then realize what it means to be BLIND HELP THE UNFORTUNATE BLIND OF OREGON BY PROVIDING A STATE INDUSTRIAL AND EMPLOY- MEN TBUREAU VOTE 316 X YES ON BALLOT STATE ELECTION MAY 21ST. This seaee paid for br Cltlaena' Coaatlttee frost taads derived tress psbllo eatertalasteat In Portlaad. Dr. T. L. t-ortSM. Medical Bldg., Portland, Chairman; Oeear W. Home, SeereUrr I public now Is co-operstlen In an of rot was not, however, on the final I .tf-