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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1922)
ii,w1tearw. 'vv,m',i Ctfi '.tti .TJtj'J tf- 1 t. ; ..---4 ssrr . X. j . ttn wvv,bv-i. i - Jr"n:,:iji ..-.' : . . X ;i TIU'IIKIMV. Hlll'ti at, I Hi! Pif Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON IV i M. !k ktf r, ThtErinuig Herald V. R. MHJIiK. . Editor art PnMUktr H.R.JQIX CltyKdH P. O. NIOKLB Advertising Manager Published dally except Sunday, at Tha Herald Publishing Companr of Klamath Falls, at 119 Eighth itroet. Katerod at the postotflce nt Klatrf ath Talli, Ore., for transmission throaga 'tho malls aa socond-clasa matter. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is cxcluslre v enllLled to the nse for Dubtlca tlon of all news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise crcdltod la thta paper, and also tho local news published herein. TIU'IISIIAV, HKPT. 8t, J022. j THE GREAT PRIMARY (Tlic Spectator) l 3ECAUSK It Is n potent menus or destroying party organisation, the direct primary Is enshrined In the reverent affections of the non-partl-sans, who dlsenjoy the superior dis comfort of being democrats. A pro found regard for Its own fetiches causes The Spectator to respect the objects to which others give their esteem and, lore. Hut It may be pointed out that the direct primary, quite unlike the things before which The Spectator habitually swings the censer, has some shortcomings that expose It to the Jeers and gibes of the least critical. Jo put the matter very mildly, In order that to offence may be glvon by The Spectator or taken by the direct primary's wor idilpcrs, it may be said that the df met primary Is a bald-headed, bare faced, ,cock-cycd, and otherwise vil lainous fraud. It did not rid us of Kliuismnn Hall. Kinsman Hair untcrcd tho repub lican primaries against Dun tVj. 01 rott. Louis Dean, J. D. Lee, 1. 1. Pat terson, and floorgo If. White for the governorship; lid agreed, according t a direct primary law requirement that Ik not observed, that If defeated h would not bo tha candidate of any other party. Ho has announced his candidacy and Is soliciting our votes as tho choice of a hugo army of la dependents almost 100 strong that met In convention and nomin ated him ono evening while waiting for a car. Now, why should wa'hold primar ies, which wo nil know are trying, expensive things, and which that tremendous gathering of Indepen dents proved wholly nonsensical. If after wo have dofoatod an unfit can didate at tho polls. Home vast gather ing of cltlxeDs while waiting for the Fulton car to come along has ibc power to put him In nomination, and to glvo to his candidacy force and effect? And why tlcklo ourselves with the notion that wo are protect ing tho purity of tho direct primary with a provision barring defeated party candidates from accepting oth or party nominations, when the pro viso can't Interveno to save us 'from the candidacy of Klansman Hall? The dlroct prlmaryotaters will tell us that It Is not the fault of the law If Klansman Hall sees fit to break It by 'violating his .own solemn word. Out It Is; If the direct primary has not .tho power to protect Itself from' the depredations of political maver icks, It is a stupid, useless, worth less law. Indeed, the very provisions that were Put In It In the effort to malto It effective prove its Inade quacy. Finding that the direct pri mary, whose fond Idolaters tell us .re quires that all candidates for office. shall be nominated by tho dear pep-J plq and not by convention, permitted. defeated candidates to nominal themselves or accept convention non IwUlons, tho Jeglslnturo of 1919 adopted legislation preventing the Issuance of certificates of nomination to tho mavericks and Instructing the governor to omit their names from his .election nrpclamatlon. Hut nei ther of these .tails to the direct pri mary kite will rostraln Klansman 75 dot of 100 Heafladbes Due T Eye Stnia Properly fitted .glasncs hnvp Bolvod this problem for many. You may n?cd glaeses. An oye test will dotcrmluo where tho trouble lies. H. J. WINTERS graduate Qptllan , JW .Mate. fboM 14-W A Hrlnd our own lenses iii Hull from carrying Into effect his throat to run for election t nn or flcc for which ho was not nominated under tho safeguarding aegis of tho law1 that somo otherwise Intelligent cltlicns think docs away with con ventions and makes impossible self nomination of defeated aspirants. Those who think tho direct prU mary Is a sacred thing that should no protected from tho corrupting prac tices of office-mad politicians should get out an injunction not only prohib iting Klansman Hall from doing It Irreparable Injury, but preventing him from running for tho governor- i snip intviointion or its provisions ana of his own pledge. Probably tho cer talnty that he will be overwhelming' ly beaten Is all that restrains tho prl maryotaters from asking for the In junction, Zero of enthusiasm Is an Inland prohibitionist supporting a wet mer chant marine. Wall Street Journal. ' It seems that European diplomacy li a poker game played with chips on the shoulder. Washington Post, "Padcrwlskt will abandon poli tics." says a news Item. Not surpris ing In a devotee of harmony. Wash ington Post. They are putting motorcycles in stead of bicycles on special delivery stamps now, but the speed limit is the same.'New York Herald. If Orover Cleveland Bergdoll has become a cltlten of Bwitserland, he shows good judgment. The Swiss never declare war. -Toledo Dlade. Now that a perpetual "supply of automobiles Is assured, won't some onterprising party please start man ufacturing parking places. Eugenie Register. . Speaking of Da mo Fashion, who ever she Is and wherever may bo her habitat, wo would feel better it the scribblers would displace the "e" with an "n." Corvallis Gazette Times. Appointing federal Judges by tho dozens wilt not help the present ad ministration's standing among tho people. Most of us believe we are loaded now with federal judgoi as well as other fodcral office holders. I.a Grando Observer. The Insurance protects the prop erty owner In a -measure from the fire but there Is no Insurance to tha men who lose, their jobs through a flro, or their families who are de pendent on the paychecks, or the community which Is founded on its Industries. Astoria Budget. When we read of tho liability of 5,000,000 railroaders going out on a strike shudders chase ono another over us, but If we should read of 20,000,000 farmers refusing to sell their products only nt high prices, tlicro would h something of a start ling nature to ponder over. Wood burn Independent. . Baker has made good strides in building this year, but at that Is woe fully short on housing conditions. September starts off with a promise of a record breaking busi ness month In Baker. Baker lumber mills are setting a high pace In Industrial activity and prosperity. Baker Democrat. . TPmims vsxyy Itunulng an auto Is no excuse for running amuck. Mind your own busluess or under mine your own business. The price of coal will abate tho smoke nuisance. Our objection to putting Kurope on her feel is sho wants to sit right back down again. An absolutely nolhulesa pistol has been Invented. Now Chlcagoans will get a little sleep. Since men are flying around like birds, wo may lmo scarecrows In stead of lightning rods. "Orchestra 'Leader Hhot" head line. Let It be u lesson to others contemplating such a thing. Our ,ldeu of fuu Is being so rich you huvo three or four home to .stay away from. "Kvery Oermun," tsays M. Itolbol, 'must go to work." Wouldn't If have been awful If wo had lost? Js'ew York crpoks stole u patrol wagon. There is talk of ualllng down tho Woolworth building. Thoro Is nothing strange In thu dis covery that an uncivilised African tribe '.practices dentistry. 4'JTtiero'la eoal,'' Kayu Itoovor, Yos, and diamonds. k HUGE PIPES CARRY COPCO WATER ' 1 ;v BBBBBBE Vl PtfvXjl? JH'iV!' This photograph shown tho sis., of tho now pen.-.iockB bolng In - .lulln.1 l.v th ',i1lf,irilln Mr..,-im lnu-r I'nmlliln.. lit l,.,,rai I nllf.ir., I , Tl... first opening ,to tho rich!, ten feet mediately, but provides fur the Installation of another generating unit In tho future. The second opening to tho right. 14 feet in diameter, will connect with tho steel pcni'o"k plK for the second unit, now helm- In stalled. The sew unit will develop IS. SOU horsepower, doubling tho pre sent capacity of thu Copco plant. Tho two steel pipes further to t'ie right are the. penttorkr, at present delivering water to thu turbine of the first unit. Personal Mention ' Bert L. Jones nnd Mlltim Keller cre In town yesterdny from llonan-j xa nfler hunting licenses. Peter Fisher was a county Scat vis itor here from his ranch homo near Malln yesterday. Grant Brewer, who farms In north Malln, was another visitor hero )cs tcrday. Mrs. Beta Hyde was a passenger on the morning train liound for Port land where she will Join her moth er. J. F. Gocller nnd J. C. Uutcnlc leU this morning for Cherry creek on n hunting trip which wilt last sovcral days. nufus Moore arrived this week from San Francljco and will rcuiuln hero for several days looking after his many. buslness Interests. P. E. Burko left this morning for Portland .where ho will spend scler al days on business connected with life Insurance. Miss draco Caoklnghnm,.who spent the' day hero josterday from her homo at tho Klamath Agency, re turned last evening. a wauer wesi, ngeni tor mo iviam- ath Indians, is In town today from I 'Walter West, agent for tho Klam tho Klamath Agcnrv attending matters of official business. to Mrs. B. It. .Martin, Mrs. D. M. Bay and Mrs. F. lr. Bowers aro visitors j here from Fall Illvcr MUM on a I sight soug trip. Tho stato highway crew loft hero this morning for Williamson river ; where they will establish headquar- tors for a road camp. Professor and Mrs. Mclvln Solve, accompanied by Dr. Butux, wero tour ist visitors hero this wulc from Ku gene, wIkto tliey aro InstriicturH In the literature department of thu uni versity. i Judgo J. S. Orr. W'llU llllK bemi 1 here on 11 brief visit with his broth-, hint bo embodied In u special inos- nilsslonur N. L'. Lurtoii. but was i-or-er, Marshall Orr. loft tills morning ( Kage. Far from bringing mldltlonal mltted to sign his own ball bond In for Vreka, thus cutting his visit short 1 fun,H, uu Intimation that bo might 1 tliu sum of $fiOl nud wai released. noro- 1 be forced to leavo his ornate tern- fart .Vulinrv wlin Inis lier.n nm. ,, ...., ... . ployed nt Crater lake this fall, nrrlv- ed hero yesterday for a brief vUlt I with his mother. Mrs. W. A. Jones.! before going on to Kugeno. Mis. Puloma Itundlcman Is alio, hero on her way ro hugonn frojr, Crater lake, having pent tho whole l summer ut the lodge. Miss Handle man Is u student at tho university II, V, Nlckson, secretary of tho Credit Association of Huinholt, Cali fornia, left Ibis morning for Ills' homo in Kureku, after u abort visit with Ills Blster-ln-law, Mrs. '.' W. Connors, nnd family, Mies Helen Chapman arrived last night from Heattla and will upend today with her father, N. J. Chap man ;uid brother, Frederick, huforo going on to Los Angeles where hint .will spend the wlntor, J, C. Doyle, division manager for tho California Oregon Power com pany, accompanied )y Charles (iatl des, loft for Medford yostorduy inorn Ing whero he attended to matters of business connected' with tho com puny. Ho returned thin morning. Alfred Collier left this morning for Eugene. Ho waH accompanied by his alBtor-ln-luw", Miss Kvaugollnn Foster, and by Lot Hentlo, both of In diameter. Is not to lie used Im- ' whom will enter the I'nlvurnlly of I Oregon when It open for the fall term. October 1. I Cudot It. K. Williams, of the Sal- ! vatlon nrmy. will leave tomorrow morning for San Francisco where ' "ho will attend training college. LV , det Williams has been In Klamath Fulls for several months niwtlng officers of tho church In their ork. .Mrs. J. It. llershberger Is enjoy ing a two-vueln' vacation with rein the nnJ frletuW In San Francisco and Oakland. She made tho trip south with Mr. nnd Mrs. Laurence .Vollaon. who visited here for u week previous to their departure. Vernon Kuykondall, small son of Mr. nnd .Mrs. I). V. Kukcnt!a!t, who for tho 1'uat month has been In Port land for bis health, lit much Improv ed and will arrite homo tonight ac companied by his uncle, Robert Kuy kvndnll, who Is planning on combin ing business nnd pleasure on his visit here. , Mr.. and Mrs. Ft V. Patrick loft to-i that tho Peer and tho Portion j day for Med ford whero thoy wllfy should bold n public dhfeusaTftii w ' spend tho next few weeks. Patrick, the subjort. tho proceeds to b ill who has been driving tho Cfator lake i vlded equally between the rhureh RlnL-n frnm Ktnnirilli Pnlld ullt ilrlvn' the lake Htago from Meilford for Ihu rest of tho seasin, as today marked tho Inst trip of tho atugn from here. It Is reported that enough of tho lioMl force will (to retained to earo for any tourists until October 1. rrTirKAr rkl ICCTIAM ECONOMY QUESTION rr-imt r-p. mm i xtr - .AVUUbW' UUBMWO. HAVANA, CubL Sept. 21. Con- nrM Is turning a .Unf ...r In In. irnlng a deaf ejir to lu-."",,v" v""'1 "" v""" ' """ that tho llOO-a-day Cu. of violating till particular statute. house budget I. not torn-1 1T,J'1 '':''"''" ' '""''," 1,1. !. ...n., ., 1 .led tho Far L.istorn Tlnius nt llnr- nutations ban whllo ensurat with tho presldoutlal cost' of living, When tho 1922-1323 economy tudgct bvcamo effocllvo last July the major doom of tho palnro took what ho considered to bu iidimualii fl .y to reduce grocery and other j inn. ui no was lurcou 10 uu-1 A,.nK comiiliiliil. Brown was nounco u deficit nt tho end of thu j urresled by 1111 American coiiHular of month of $1,400. This thu piesl-J f., v, r,n. When ho wan dent paid from his own porkit lifter ' iiriiUKlit to Sliaiielnil he was Meld for Congress hail failed tO llCeil tllO POraiy U-sldrilCa for Ills mildest ,l010 Morro street, Drought , only evprcBslont of commendation, To help reduco tfco' threatened August deficit, tho iitaff of nlduir do rump, wlio formerly sut at tho , ,,0-riI now ur ,,. . ,,,. mPa,3 ollowlllM i r ... . TONIGHT AT K. IJnriilt MiCoiiiilek'x u ii-iilloiuil iliviinti of aocIiiI li)pu;iKy, "FALSE FRONTS" Mr. MiCotmlcli bus ha'ted Ills plot on that phumi of Ilfn which Js willed '"putting on a front," tin bluff prospeilty uffectcd by hollow ulielia to creato nn impreasloii, and founds n warning of Its (lungers. FRIDAY t "Second Hand Rose" story of Now York's Ohetlo, Tho xpoclal nildtjd itttrac "IN THU DAYS (!' 1IUPPALO HILL." Hon Ih THESE BOY SCOUTS WERE AMUSED WHEN LECTURED BY VICAR LONDON, Sept. 21. It would P- pear to bu the rale ot Hoy Scouts I ho world over to huvo'to listen to good advice from their elders. In England tho boys tnkn It good htimoredly and patiently as all In I thu day's work. I Hut recently u group of scouts j must Jmvo been perplexed, as well. a lumtVod, when tho good mtvlcu ' from two Npcakrrn did not hi the least ngroo. They had romo Into ' Bedford to attend church. Tho VI- ' car. tho ltev. A. O. Cheney, ml drived them. Ho warned them ngnlnst sinnklug as "a dirty nnd din- Rusting hnblt." lie told them them to remember I to keep tho Snhbatli day holy and not lo go about "making n nolne nnd disturbing tln village." (Thu boys lind m.ifched to church headed by biiglot nnd dninu) j I Nor, he Mail, should anything no 1 , Hiindnv whlrh entailed -' ' ,l01"' l"' 1,1"," " ",rl "" . . Ira w,,rk ,or anyone. (The villager had ngrred to entertain the vMltlni; ' scouts In tea.) The Vicar wild he never entertained anyone Sunday; ! people should stay nt homo on Sun- day nnd help along tho nctlvltls of tho church. I Aftttr tho service Lotd Ampthill I got bis turn m the hoy II raid I that smoking had been Iwilpftil to ' some of tho greatest men In the world. One of tho wltwl phllos- ' opheis uked to smoko Hko a ehlm l ney. Hut, of course. It wouldn't I bn right for small boytt to smoko. 1L always entertained 111 friend on Sunday, be said, lie houoied ::! by going to church Sunda uioniing. but niiurwiini no souu j times did a bit of carpentry. Th : Idea of Sunday, ho told the ! 1 wai that it mIiouUI bo n day of rest whlih meant iihsteiitlmi from odl nary work. Manual labor on Sun tl.ijlt rested him rather mure than anything else because, during the week, ho li.nl to attend a itoul many meetings In hot ntitffr rooms. So long ns they did nut disturb tho peace of their village, they nwd have no compunctbriis In ttiriilng nut on Sunday to pay n frUndly compliment to a new troop. Ono of the grownups silKHrtxted , and tho erouts. I LOTTERY LAW TO BE TRIED ON AMERICAN SIIANIIIIAI. Sent. 21. What l !ald lo be tho first effort to apply, to Americans In China the American ' aw llrolUItllK U,tt()rM ,,,. , , forth In tho case, of II I. Brown, wUn WM ,",,,1 f"r ,rI"1 ln U'" ,'s,U'mI . oaw umri ir 1.1111111. 11111 in.irKH j bin. In n injection with n ncheiuo tq ; Incre.me t)io circulation of this pub-' Mention It wan ntluged that Ilv-iwij supplied numbered eoupons with each ' copy distributed nud then held draw- lliisn III n 1111.11 , CI 1111 1,r!z(!1, of lon ym wicll. lugs in which (urlulii numbers won Irlnl in n lnmrlmi linfnm I' H I'nm. BIRTH RECORD TOOL -At IflliU'hniml. Hepluinhur 20, IU22. to Mr. mid Mrs llrvln P. Peel, a girl; weight, "'. pounds, fl numed Clara, School shoea that will wonr Kndurs it Co. : J i:. 111-21 H' THE LIBERTY i j .' YhstI'HDAV the movies, ami tti-clny iinottu,r Doug is horn. Pictures of (ho children hy the children with it BROWNIE , Knsiman-madc It only lakes a few miiuiics ftr us tti show the ymingMcrs, or any heginncrrht)W to malccgciod pictures with a llrownic. Select one from our Mock for your children. llrvwiics i our KoJtik counter, Jij.ao uj uumvocKb m .,. .K..WT. r... " "V ILAlTlAi P TPAJUb UKLUU11 T"7r ; l'ib I ouv iriti? onuc radsiufefcxl ,y. 4 Ais&?j&F"lW,i.yjEr 73TA r &Wt&(g(fr t-....- RCC US TAT Crr sSJ&O&S BROWN CALF BROWN KID BLACK KID PATENT KID 1 PRICED $6.00 lo $.00 Monito Hosiery Pure Silk lirown White Clock was $8.00, Now THE BOOTERY CHAS. P. MAGUIRE 713 Main Street Mms&suRmKTSBaz&zzcxuivaT&Tra NINE MORE SALE DAYS TOR .SUM MER EXCURSION TICKETS TO Coast and! Mountain Rei is Indir.n Summer in tho Sietrcn or nt the coast is an ideal time to spend that delayed vacation. KLAMATH PALLS, ORE. TO '. "V i a ' IE-day HUM '. - oil wain , , , Krl. and Hat, ' until tiejit, aoti. San Francisco .., $17.7fi Oakland ..:l..... :........ 17t50 Del Monte ...u. .:,. 22.73 Santa Gruz ,....: :;, 2i.fi0 Yoseniitc via San Francisco .. 32.00 . For fnros to otlier points, train service, tc. see J. J. MILLER, Agent Southern Pacific Line KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. V . . K.BUSfeM TC I' CO b. ...$1.95 t v fr VI id oea- Koaion Ihlfl . nn biiIu , dally uiilll Hil. iiniii 921.25 21.00 . 27.25 ( 25.75 37.00 If .7 PS Wr flCf A U rMCiMamjRTSKw: ,. W i K, A?,.