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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1922)
W . ( ' - iu ''i! I ( i It ' tui:hav, may im, imm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Two The Evening Herald I'. It. HOn,U....i:lltor nnd lutlllifT II. It. 11ILU........ City Editor Published dally except Sunday,' by Tho Horuld rubllshlnR Company of Klnuiath Knlte. nt 119 Klghth stroot. The'Ctean Up and Paint Up" Jlrmy mmm"' ., ! a mmm --. ft i i -bms .J Kntored nt tlio poslofflco at Klnm ath Fulls, Ore, lor transmission through tlio unlit ns soccmd-cls-s tnnltcr, . MEMDElt OF TUB ASSOCIATED ntnss Thn Associated I'ross la cjcIusIyo lv untitled to tho neo for publica tion 0f nil nown (lUpntchr credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this paper, and nlso the local nowa published herein. 4 Trnsn.iv, MAY at, mas .1 TIME TO CHANGE I. O i , ItKdON lias good rc.is6n. and thn logical tlmo In here, for Joining a crowing national movement for the repeal it tho direct primary method of choosing cmulldates for imlillr Otfli'o nnd a return to tho old convention system. 1'nilcr the conentlon method ofi , . , . . , , ... , ,. .. ..... , .. , - 'demand for what b0 deem rght! Refaction, there vrculd bavc been ,,...,. , .. , , . , , ..,., ... ,. , ,. Obviously thn slelght-of-haml, no tch ridiculous. Issue. Injected Into 1 ' ' " tho raco for governorship ,,s ha, cc..trddllnB offlhold.r. who madn thU Mat. In ' the ,, "n rry ater on both ahoul,ler week thi object it natoumftvl obsor v. J " i XT -. l SSV XV 1 j t is siv I i yHL ! PP-' s s s s s tv .a . 1 1..- vntlon by pclltlcal observer from const to coast. , . It 1 Impossible to esllmnte how much damaga has been dono to busi ness development In Oregon by the publicity received In the primary cam paign. . When the Issue crytsalllied news papers all over tho country carried headlines to this effect: "Ulan Can d Males Conceded Strong In Ore gon." And the day following election when tho population centers ot the stato piled up a majority for the Ku Klux cholco for governor, whlih tt seemed impossible tor Olcott to nrereome. nw$papcr far and near nreclalmcd: "Ku Klux Wins Oregon flnvcrnorshlp." Now. of course, thn same news--tne-s carry tho flnnl returns re errnl of th first rstlm.it., b.ut n grrit deal of harm h$ bepn dono, r-ven though every render, .jvho. s been looltlng townnl tho west a i future homo or n gpod place to '-vest money In development enter- !. Is conlnced that tho first. "nrts were erroneous, and Oregon ' st'H rane. there yet rc-alns.tbq '"I that thp Ku Klux Klan Is strong n Oregon and tbo conclusion will "ors'rt that this Is not a safe place for Investment. Wo have too much confidence. In tho sound sense of the pcoplo of the stato to believe that the primary ballot represents the best Judgment of tho state. It can only be account ed for as mas hystorin, mob psychol ogy, shrewdly manipulated by ambi tious politicians to advanco their sel fish Interests. Wo predict that when tho repub lican voters find bow dangerouslyl near they bao been to tho edge of n proclj.lc,, of commercial. Industrial nnd political dissolution, they will recoil In horror and tbo revulsion of sentiment will sclldlfy tho majority party of Oregon and bring about .a sweeping republican victory ln No vember. Hut w0 were too clos0 to chaos for comfort, and It must not be again. In tbo absence of the direct, primary It could never have boon. 'o repre sentative group of party delegates would havo Indorsed candidates capublo of bringing about such, a situation, Tl!0 needless and vicious Issues that raised themselves nt the last hour, would huvo been stamped out at the beginning. Under tbo direct primary system party loyalty nnd personal qualifica tion!! do not enter Into thq chplco of public servants, Thd only qualifica tions n cnndldntn needs Is a deslro to bo elected. Ills roputatlon Is not weighed, nor is ho' bound by any ac tual pledges. Tim 'opportunity for tho shruwd uud cunning candidate to win nguln the man w,hosn self-respect will not pormlt him to stoop to unscrupulous and degrading meth ods Is obvious.- , Couple to tho direct primary the recall, umt an almost liiburmount nblo barrier Ih raised against good men entering political contests. What man of enough moral cour ago to do right under any and all circumstances nnd fur-slghtcd vision that innkus an efficient public cor-' vunt, will sucrlffco tbo ease, of )r!-. vato Ufa tor tho more than doubt ful honors of public service, when ho can count' upon a disgruntled- minor ity hounding him to political death with the recall on tho first occasion when his best Judgment forces him to tako a, stand against tho popular without spilling n drop, be flesh In oao ramp and fowl in thu other, has th0 best chance to hold his Job un der present conditions. Hut he holds Jt at the sacrifices or the public wel fare. When Governor Olcott, with tbo Issue forced squarely upon him, dar ed to defy the arch-foes of Ameri canism knowing "as he must havo known that he was taking grave chances with his political fortune he proTCd himself a courageous lead er, the exception to the rule that the direct "primary and tho recall have filled public offices with tlmo-serv-era. Just as this appears to us the This is thu l.ibor picture that r.'nll street sprnt over n million dollars to slop from Iwilng shown on the screen. Tonight lit thi Strand, and ontlro proceeds go to tho tlmberttorkers union Radiograms Radio broadcasting was first In troduced to the American public by tin- Union Collogo Itadin club of Union college of Schunectary, New York, on the night of October H, 192. Phonograph music wai svnt through the nlr to pcoplo living within 100 miles of tho college at that time. Kor tho next two months loglcat time for ridding this slate ofi this college station "Vas thn first tho direct primary and tho recall, as clearly docs It appear that It must bo done through tho republican party with Iten W. Olcott as the leader ot the movement. Freak? legislation, fol-de-rol and foolish political experiments, have led us close to the brink of chaos. Let ut awake, throw off the shackles of Ignorance and blindness, and inaugurate a political program that will brins; about the same rate of progress In business development In Oregon as prevails in California and Washington. ' Faddlsm and freaklsm aro holding us back. We cannot make any real economic progress with such politi cal drags upon us. Tbero will never be a more auspicious time for initi ating a policy that will bring results. DRAStATIC HIGir-I.KiHTS OK THB MOTIIKR ANI THF. LA IV ono In the United States tb regit' larly broadcast musical programs. The farthest north station Is lo cated on an Artie Island 10t0 miles northeast of Norway, which serves as a weather outpost of tho country by sending out warnings of ap proaching storms. More than 17.500 IprorporaUons of radio companies were filed in 20 states since January 1, according to data gathered from various state capitals. These aggregate a capital zatlon of more than $90,000,000. New York Central railroad offl clatg and officials of tho American Telegraph and Telephone company BE PRETTY! T 1 Tbo tremendous human story of a typical American family, caught In I tn0 maelstrom or existing social conditions. A slim little girl In a quaint little cottage. The gTeat mill owner nnd hlg employees. Another girl The friendless one. She is canrht In the meshes of the city's undercurrent. A manly American boy, because of a crime he did not commti, Is about to pay tbo extremo penalty of the law. The real murderer confesses. The slim little girl, attempts to save tho boy. The governor alonb can save htm. Tho slim little girl, In an automobile, pursues the governor's train. The rushing automobile races with death agalnst-the' wlndswlft express. It Is a "contest of speed between love and th'o law. ' The earth seems to quake. The sun Is dimmed. The moon loam Its lustre. Stars fall to tho earth. It Is the last hour. Hut love Is victorious. The tears that flowed through a passionate battle with life aro kUsed away by love and happiness. A story of human hearts yester day, today. Briefly, the story of "Tho Mother and the Law" has to do with a mltl strike, wherein un Industrial mag nate, wanting, more monoy for his so-called charities, stands against bis employees In their resentment of un warranted cuts In wages. A hoy's father Is killed, and tho boy, going to the big city, Is drawn Into vicious and 'evil ways from which ho Is res cued by a girl's love and faith, Fat a, crime be did not commit, tbo boy i sent to prison, is unjustly condem ned for murdor, and after a thrilling race between an automobile and an express train, Is saved from paying the extremo penalty of' the law. Try i.'rniulnnMli'T'fi Old Fnur( Itcs-ipo of Sago Ten Sulphur Almost every ono knows that Sago Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back tho natural color and lustre to tho hair when laded, streak ed or gray. Years ago, tho only way to get this mixture was to mako It at homo, which Is mussy and trouble some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug storo tor "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound." you will get a largo bottlo ot this famous old recipe, Improved by the addition ot other in gredients, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try It! No ono can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft bruBh with It and draw this through your hair, taking ono small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another applica tion or two your hair becomes beauti fully dark, glossy and attractive. Adv. ore reported making plans for tbo Installation ot radio telephonn sets on nil passenger trains running nut of New York so that communication with nny city in the United Btnte.i via radio nnd the present trtophtmo cystous will be possible. In addi tion to this use the New York Cen tral Is planning tho extensive use of rndlo for dispatching moving trains nnd communication between thu front nnd renr ends of long freight trains. New York Central tugs nnd forrlo nre nlso to bo radio equipped, -rrrr EAT LESS MEAT IF HURTS Take it Olav. of Hulls to Hiij.Ii Kid. ueyn If Kindlier IVolli'V You Never let water In your storage battery go below tho plates or ditm ngo will result. Always use dis tilled or pure water Killing moat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble In some form or other, says u well-known author ity, heciiiiHo the urle mid In moat ex cites the kidneys, they heroine over ever over eorked: get sluggish; clog up mill cause nil sorts of distress, particu larly hackurho and mlsory In the kid ney leglotii rheumatic twinges, no- A shikudeAj its MAIN Bcnuliful Ncv( lint. For Summer i'i:atimiin(I i.Aitei: n.oi'i'r ri.owim tiiimmcd math IS AM. Ur.HIIIAIII.i: coi.oiih. 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