FKIDAV, AI'KIL 28, 101M
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pturo Two
The Evening Herald
I'. It. ROL1iK....KII(or ami PabtUher
II. It. IIH-Ii. a City Kditor
l'ubllihoil dftllr except Sunday, by
Tlio HornlU Publlshlns; Company of
Klntnntli Knlls, nt 119 Eighth street.
Entered nt tho postofflco nt Klam
nth rallB, Ore., for transmlsilon
throiiRh tho ninllu ns second-clsss
matter.
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LAW AND ORDER
PLEADS FOR JUSTICE TO
1
KI..UM. It.MIMI.ItSTl.tN UAH I hi rait tullx Into Iho Uinr circle, seek
IIOM.IN M.VKHI'M'ltl.l.: m.. In s.iiiiuio ilinitin In tho Uuut NiulIti'M
i up fiu lent Tho l.inxliir'n loiimi It
AMERICANIZE THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN
SPKAKINO to n .Cnilfornln audience recentl Iho Hnxoronil Ked Fox,
Illncktoot Indlnn, mnde nn eloquent ple.t for ri'CORnttlon of hU inn
His xxonl nro snno. hU roonltiK round, nnd he deal with n prohU'iu
that Is of serious Importance lo the nation, nnd particularly Important to
cllUens of Klnmnth count), nnd the Indian population, whether ettliens
of Amerlcn, or natlonnl xnnl. The spo.ikor s.it.l In part
Alui'iicmtUc I ho Indian
"Tho Way of a Atald , n Selmilck
picture, which mine today lo tho
Stinnd theatre, hIxom xrrsutllu (Maine
Hnmmernteln ery much of Ihn sumo
character role which OIIer Hold
smith liumoitnllted In She Stoops lo
Conquer "
As liewltchliiK Nadla rastlotou,
Mli Uummersteln plns dukes nnd
driikiM with the nffecVlons of xxcnlthx
muiiik Tom l.nwlor. who. meetlni: hei
! romantically In the faur. lull coh j
tiinin of n maid, liolletn hen lo he
one. Of course, Tom falls despcuitol)
In love with Nadla, ni what ovonslxo
ly wealthy and nmldtloits son of n
self'tniule father would nnl So far ho
Reed Hut complications arise, other
than thoe to ho found In (It ldsmltlf
Mv nArtnt.1 hAln,t,1 In Aimirlcnn In
dependence. So Important wni the My miKKostlim N to Amerlcnnlio
liidlnns heln that Oencral (SeorKo tho original Americans!
Washington declared before the first I.lko In our American cities, wo
members of cengress: "If tho Indians should have Amorlcnnttatlou classes,
had been enemies Instead of friends we should htivo a commercial rlnh or
ihn Involution would not haxe end- cellliiK tocether merlins nt least
cd In American Independence " 'twice n month with tho lending In-
My people fought In tho civil war tiians or tne reservations, nun too em-
,n inii rrn.. i h nerrn In tho war nloxos and sutierlntenilent to discuss
Just ended w0 fought with nil our their welfare nnd future progress, j ehnrmliiK play While Nmll.i Castle
llllgni 10 ncip mnho win nun.. ..v, m , uuiii .vmmuu'v "-li'iiij """, ton r..m.,i,s well-to-do 111 lh.. iirotiic
when S5 per cent of our men xolun-, commercially ' "'" n '"ll" xxoii.m i m in,, .iron c
iii u.YSWJMTi for tho on-1 peo,,j0 ),nd lakei. oxer IGO.000,000 In' jonshlp on tiny person, white, black, j afford to lead her deioted Itomei
forccmont of tho law rests upon I Liberty bonds and donated to the jellow or red. until they understand ,lrPuml t,v th nose Hut Nuitl.i Ons
,, ... American lied Cross oxer 12,000.- the principles nnd tun read, write
tho men chosen by tho peoplo to exer-J ooO.Wiy can't the American Indian, and speak Kngllsh ,,c,p"' llor ''"'"' '"!. f'",', " "iiro
clfo their will In cxecutho and Judl- tho'flrst American, enjoy full cltl- I also belloxe nil Indian children serious problem For It Is nppareut
. , ... -,,,.,,. . rcnshlp under the flng for which he should bo compelled to go to s hoot that her own heart 1ms become singed
clnl office. Tho Judicial or executive foUKbt and havo a xolco In tho court and kept there from the nge of T ,., MUK , lo ,hn ,V,10 fr
oincor upes not mako tno law, it is oi ciaima. " .'."h ..i ........ .........
Condl'tons t.ntraMM """' "" "'" """"""" "'-
Consider tho conditions of whiles!
And tho Idol thickens I lux lug poscl
before Tom mi her own miild. Nadla
flndH that lo cm or up hei track's In
socleD's exes, she must plu) mahl In
the mother of the (imp she loxes, In
her nun home What between atten
tions of ituother sudor and the func
tions of u house pnltx, the fill falls
Into Iho rite Hut as It idiould he
all ciida well
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
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I'i'iltuiliii: Mils week a linn of . M I'pHolinllx kiiimI xalues In
I'lowei I't iiiiiiinil its
$5.00
nil thu Hornld Clnoaificd Atls.
. a m. saa mm m. B. mm. m - I
m vqnnwn
llllllllll I lllll l III ll umu mil in ri
, WITH QUI PUIIR b " "-
V I I I I J J Ml l Ss
his solo business to Interpret In the
ono Instance, or administer In the
other, tho law as It Is written by
public scrvnnts In tho leglslatlxe
branch.
Ho may heartily disapprove of the
oxlstlng law, hut his official acts
hould not bo sxxa)cd by bis. prlxate
feellncB. Tho law U presumed to be
on tho stntuto hooks by the will and
because, of tho action of tho majority;
nnd tho sjino majority has delegated
to Judges, governors, mayors, coun
cilman, and other officers tho ono
common duty to Interpret tho law
nnd administer tho law according to
tho letter or tho law, and In no do
Krco otherwise
In a country such as ours, where
tho will of tho peoplo Is supreme,
whero lawa can bo made and un
rcasonablo or discriminatory laws can
bo unmade wbencxer tho peoplo de
sire, there Is no excuso for secret
methods, nor Invisible empire
Attempt to enforro tho law by oth
er than orderly process Is certain to
lead to dlro consequences. California
Is suffering now In several communi
ties, becauso sxxorn officers of tDe
law connived with Interesti having
selfish ends to serve, to set asldo the
Impartial and exact methods of
maintaining law and crdcr.
Will Oregon pre fit by tho Califor
nia's example? Several Oregon towns
haxo already hac minor outrages
against good goxaxnmcnt. Do the citi
zens of this state wish to seo mob
rulo prevail at In tho Lot Angeles
tragedy; cr .anarchy reign over a
whole county as It virtually relrns
In Kern county?
Discussing tbo matter, the Modes
to Herald lays Its finger upon the
very center ' of causation when it
says:
Outlawry, xvhetier :t be the
manifestation of the Ku Klux Klan
or bootleggers, cannot be permit
ted by uny community to gain the
upper hand without final disas
trous results not simply to Individ
uals who may suffer their violence
but tho entire locality affecteu.
Kern county, California, la find
ing It out.
Tho reign of outlawry In Kern
had lis beginnings In tho high
handed practices of the oil strikers
when, through the connivance of
constables ot that territory they
mado themselves deputies and took
control pf the territory In tho pre
tutiBO ut upholding law and order.
It may bo that the present activi
ties of night-riders In Kern county
nro merely under gulso of the Ku
Klux as a matter or connivance,
Itcgnrdless of the organization or
purpose back ot tho cowardly thugs
thero is but ono means of checking
their career tho force of tho law.
Organized violenco may gener
ally bo counted upon to be coun
tered by Its kind Kern county
now has both tho group of nlgbt
tcrrorlzerg wearing tho garb of tho
Ku Klux and another black hooded
forco operating against them. Ileset
by Hicho two organizations tbo oil
fleldB of Kern county can hardly
bo considered a safe place in which
to llxo, Continuance or these dem
onstrations ot lawlessness will
oxontually bring disgrace and re
gret to Kern county. Law-abiding
citizens havo dire need to urgo
upon their peace officers the em
phatic nocesslty for drastic, organ
ized effort to run these cowardly
violators of law and decency to
oarth.
Tho man or sot of mon who havo
to mask thomselxes and move un
der cover of darkness against the
unsuspoclInK ot inferior strength
manifest nothing but tho dirtiest
ot cowardice. Their very methods
of action are sufficient to condemn
them boforo all men who respect
opon courage. And cowardlco Is
genorully'the most fiendish and
ruthless tyrant encountered by any
victim. The unbridled reign of
cowardice In Korn county is of vit
al Import to all California the
state should demand its prompt
and docislvo abatement. If Kern
county can't tiuudlo the situation
nt once the stato government
should.
Then Tom's folks wanting to
and Indians in contrast. i
Many times a white man tells me,,
"t wouldn t mind being an inuian
mxsolf." When questioned why, the
usunl reply Is "W,oll. so I could be
cared for. havo land, tribal money,
llvo on reservation, hunt, fish nnd
haxo a good easy time. Just like tho
Indians, and what nature Intended
us to get." . ,
Tho American peoplo don t knoxv
tho real situation of tho Indians. The
reservation system hns scrx-od a good
purpose In trying to get tho Indians
to forsake their prlmltlvo wax. Hut
Its day Is long since passed. It Is to
day a breeding place of Idlers, beg
rar. ramblers, and paupers. It Is a
prison whero human beings am
doomed and among the gncsts oi
the dead. Tho sooner the xvhote res-
orvatlbn policy Is abolished the soon
er we write finis to ono ot m uiacK-
est pages of American history.
Why nro Indian Ilnckxxnrtr.'
"-""- "''--virriiirii-inr.i-.in
CLASSIFIED ADS
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTKD Work by first-class color
ed maid, chamber xork or day
work. Itoom "6, Washington hotel.
27-29
Comparo this American community 'FOl'ND lllack nnd white female
with a population of 9224 with tho terrier, without license Owner can
Indian community of the same num-. recover by paying ndxertlslng costs,
bor. and you will no longer wonder etc. Otherwise dog will bi killed,
at tho lack of Indian doxelopmcnt. ! Chief of police, city hall. 27-2S
In the American community tno
people arc citizens. In the Indian i M'.MIII.It
community tho vast majority urn. If you are going to build let mo
ngure on
roil .nai.i:. thaih: ok i.i.asi:
Holland Houso
Kellogg Apts
Whltlock AptH
Houses In nil parts of tho city
Farms In all parts ot Klnmnth
county.
Ono S-Inch centrifugal pump with
lo horso gis engine
1(5 head first-class dairy rows. Jer
sey, Holstcln, Hrown Swl, Durham.
Cheap for cash. Will sell one or any
part.
One lied Polo hull
it......... ....... ......
LUWH .-UKh.U.h Inquire .... ... ....ii ,.,,. ..... --; I.,,... tt.,m,r
tlK.
J N Hrnmhall, llm. 20 S Winters'
Hide Phone M9J 2C-2.S'
Metithii Sulphur u pleasant cream,
will soothe nnd heal skin that I Ir
rltated or broken out with eczema
that Is rnxereil with uglj rash or pint
pics, or Is rniiuli or dry Nothing suit
lines fiery skin minions ho quhkl)
saxs a iiii'ed skin speil.illst
The moment this sulphur propara
turn Is applied the Itching stops and
after two or three iipplliatlons, tin
I'czemn Is gone mid tho skill Is de
lightfully clear nnd smooth Sul
phur Is so precloiitt us ii skin reined)
In. cause It de.it r o)8 the parasites that
ruiiso tho burning. Itching or dlsflg-1
liniment Mentho-Sulphur ulw.iyni
heals eczema right up.
T smiill Jar of .Meiitho Sulphur
ms.) bn had at any good drug store '
I !. U.'CAUI'KNTi:if. Palntir atid,
raperiiangcr. mono 27CJ
A--S..M-12
FOR 11F.NT I room furnished apt
Phono 273J. 27-29
FOIt KENT Nicely furnished room
Uath nnd phone 512 N. 5th St
I 27-29
DAlllY
W. A. Koenlg. 4 4 miles from
Klamath Falls, Midland road. 27-29
WII.I. TltADK Auto for work
horses Wrlto P 0. Hox 20 , Fort
Klamath. On 20-2
hnlnlets sublccts. In tho American
community tho officials aro elected
by the people. In the Indian commun
ity a bureau agent has arbitrary au-
thorlty.
In the American community there
aro banks whero depositors control
their own accounts. In the Indian
community thero aro no banks and
the Indians have no right to control
their own money.
In the American community the
public funds aro reported and audit
ed. In the Indian community there Is
no Itemized account of Indian money
and tho Indians are not told how
tbelr money was spent.
In the American community the
Individual baa his private possessions,
to b held against the world. In the
Indian community the Individual may
be shorn of bis possessions at tne
whim of a bureau agent, without redrew.
In the American community there
are theatres, movies, lectures, recrea
tional and educational programs, in
tbo Indian community there are no
recreation halls and get-together
meetings are forbidden.
Kallghtentnrnt Humpcr.!
In the American community thero
are public libraries and open forums
for the public discussion. There nre
no libraries In the Indian commun
ity and open forums are forbidden.
In tbo American community thero
aro physicians and dentists giving
competitlxo service. In the Indian
community there aro perhaps two
government physicians, who aro paid
the samo salary whether they glxo
service or not.
In tbo American communlt) there
are public schools, grade and high,
fitting the youth for the duties of
life. In tho Indian community thero
Is an Indian school to sixth grade
only, with teachers for useleu occu
pations, unfitting the outh for real
American life.
In the American community there
are courts of justice, xvhere wrongs
are dealt with according to law. In
tho Indian community there are po
llco Judges who aro absolutely undor
tho control of tho superintendent nnd
whose decisions are without xalldlty
until approxed by tbo kuperintendent.
In tbo American community no
person may bo deprlxed of life, lib
erty, or property, without duo pro
cess of law. In tho Indian community
no Indlnn has any right to life, liber
ty or property which bureau agent Is
bound to respect
Justice is Unequal
In American community offenses
and crimes are dealt with under ex
act laws. In the Indian community
tho supreme court has ruled that cer
tain heinous crimes If committed by
an Indian against an Indian are out
side the Jurisdiction of any American
court.
In tho American community there
aro farmers' associations, housekeep
er.!' club, parents' ui-soclatlons and
other mutual-benefit organizations.
In tho Indian community they aro
forbidden.
Certainly tho taxpayers of Amorlca
should Investigate the Indian prob
lem in connection with tho Indian
bureau. Tho public fund Is used in
maintaining many thousands uselosa
employes. Also the biggest part of
the Indian fund Is used for this, not
bocause 'the Indian wishes It, but
without his consent.
ou money
tcrs' Hldg
your lumber bill. Can saxu ',?"" lau
y J N llramhall. 20S Win. " ", ..,,
''""o ""J- , 834 Mln
spi:rii,
Pnnsy plants, spcclut, 7." rents a
lozun Cabbngo plants, 20 cents n
iath ru)vi:it .simp
Phono ;s:
2... 29
FOIt KENT Furnished houiekeep-'
lng room and 2-room cabin 1 1 13 WANTED Wbmnn lo work In wash
Pine Phono SCSIl 20 2S! room Hte.ulv u0rk. X hour day
SHOi: IlKPAIHINC-Juck Frost. 1 19 I
H. Sixth St. I7tt i
Swedlnh select certified seed outs,'
ton lols 2-4 cts; less quantity 3 cti
J A. Ilushong. Klnmnth Falls, Ore-,
gon. Call at Murphey's Feed store.
124 S Cth St. :ilf
I'll.. SCHOOL or MUSIC
Present enrollment 38 pupils.
Ther,. Must I to a Itcnxm
For thu fact that our preseut enroll- ,
ment Is the largest uver held by a
school In Klamath county Complete
course nn the piano In 20 lemons
Courso starts at nny time l.nroll now
HtUtllO 306-309 Winters' llldg 20tf
FOIt KENT H) acres all In nlfalfa
In town of Merrill 13J N loth St i
Klamath Fulls. litf
LEWIS & STIlOL'n Mnttress mak
lug, upholstering, and Job work.
Call 397W. C09 8 Cth St. 17-29 I
HOARDING MONEY
IS DANGEROUS
People who hoaul money take tlan
uvrons risks! The papers have never
beiure contained so many accounts of
robberies that have cost the j-'avings of
a lifetime, in some cases resulting in
personal injuiy, even loss of life!
The place for your savings is in the
Hank! There only is your money safe
loss
fiom robbery, fire and
We invite you to keep your savings
in thiV .strong bank, conducted under
Uriel laws of the United States C.nv
ernnient. Come in and open your ac
ft'ount today !
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
.French Hand Laundry. 123 N.
4 th
S
S. C. White Leghorn llaby Cblx.St
for April. May L. Juno delivery trom '-
our own bred-to lay stock Our prices ' White Leghorn baby chicks, $11 00
aro right. Model Poultry Farm, W. C. per 100. Tancred strain. Hcaxy
Smith, Prop., Coralng, Cal. Estnb- .layers; circular. Henry Tarratt, Lorn
lithed 1904.
C-29 'lng. Cal.
-29
Next Tuesday and Wednesday
Benefit for Timber Workers Local No. 188
Two Big Nights
at the
STRAND
Don't Forget the Days
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 2 and 3,
Entire receipts go to the boys. Change of Show
each night. Also plenty of Vaudeville
Admission 10c and 25c
STlCK8HoursSTICK!
j STICK
8 Hours
Taste is a matter of
toluccu quality
We i'.j'c it it our honrit
ly itfihit the tobacco uird
m Chcitc. field jre of finer
qiuluy (and hence of lict.er
u:cj than in any other
iiguette at the piKe.
hunt li Mjtri Ttldni Ct.
"J
k
'P1
mU
Lower Prices
20 now 18c
10 now 9c
(Two 10'-tRe)
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccot blended
-p
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
SIGNS OF SPRING FEVER
BY ALLMAN
YES.lVG DEEM UP Pf&CTICIHG AT
AM IMPOOR SCWOOi.- I JUST BOUGHT
A HEY DRIVER AHDA OOZEM HEW
BALLS- I'M ALL SET-VOL) OUGHT
TO SEE MV SWING - I'VE GOT
AHENTIRLEV NEW STANCE
LET ME SHOW YOU HOV
I STAND HOW--r?
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LOOK HERE, THIS IS
THE GRIP I'M USING
NOW- SEE HOW I
HOLD MV THUMBS?
50RRY, HARfcV,
I'M LATE MOW
SEE VOL AGAIM!
r
r hello.thepeN
V BiuJ J-
OH. HELLO TOM'.
I WAS JUST OVER.
AND Bought some
NEW FI$HIM' TACKLti!
LET ME SHOW VOUSOME
OF THESE FANCY SPOONS
I GOT !
JUST TAKE. A
SLANT AT THAT
OABY-aASBH?
BUT WAIT. I'VE GOT
A LOT O F OTHERS -
GO AND
SHOW 'EM TO
HARRY -HE'S
RIGHT UP
THE STREET
THERE!
m for four GARDEN, LAWN or FIELD murphew ; seed store
Phone 87
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