The Evening herald., August 13, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OUTLAWS
Sweeping General Inquiry
By Foreign Powers Aimed
o , At Activities
' SHANGHAI, Aug. 13.Plans tliat
woro' set In motion in Juno by rep
resentatives of foreign powers in
China Included In their scope u
weeping general Inquiry, aimed
not only nt the age-old activitlei
of bandits everywhere in China,
but also at that factor so closely
allied to banditry, the -maintenance
by modern mandarins, all indepen
dent of external authority, of large
bodies of so-called troops.
lowest in the social scale in
. enmn, more despised than the
Jowly barber or actor, the soldier
through' the ages has held a de
graded place, and, to the people of
the nation, the terms "bandit,'
and "soldier" are. synonyms.- There
fore,' the solemn . enrollment a
troops .of several thousands Shan
tung , outlaws as a" final phase of
tho recent Llncheng kidnaping af
fair, after the , last contingent of
eight foreign captives were set free,
' hold slight significance either tor
Chinese: or foreigners in China. No
one at that time doubted that the
new-made; troops., could revert to
type overnight;- -
' Banditry is centuries old in China
and it Is only because it has de
veloped serious . changes in recent
years,, changes that directly involve
the foreigner, that the necessity
has arisen for foreign powers to
act. S
Perhaps no better authority could
be found upon the changing phases
of Chinese life in the past two de
cades than M. &llden, French consul-general
at Shanghai, who has
spent a Quarter of a century in
China, and has traveled into the
most remote corners of the coim
. try. , . .
Today's political situation in
China, says M. Wllden, Is worse
than it ever has been since' the
Boxer uprisings in 1800. He told
of his travels twenty-five years ago
in . Yunnan and southern Szechuen,
places as .far from the seaboard B3
San Francisco is from New York.
"In those days," said M. Wilderi,
"we met .bandits and robbers, of
course, but often we did not kno.r
this until afterwards'. Foreigners
then' Were regarded' as guests, un
desirable guests perhaps, but the
robbers looked ,upoh them in that
light and so the lives and property
of foreigners were ' sacred. ' 1
"I have spent most of my time
In western China, where are real
paradises for the traveler, where
he may find happy days pn the road
in the remote corners. On the
Tibetan border, or In southern Kan
bu and northern Szechuen among
the aborigines, or in western Yun
nan where all the queer racc3 of
the enrth seem to have gathered,
never did I encounter unpleasant
ness. Robbers I met many, many
time's, but in those days' the rob
bers were of the old type who felt
that the foreigner must be safe
guarded. Those were the days
when one's pistol always was for
gotten, in a box packed on the last
mule of the caravan; the days when
one's escort when asked why he
did not carry a gun, replied: 'As
long as we are going with you w?
are safe.'
"Times have changed, and I
Bomelimes wonder If we foreigners
have not some part of the respon
sibility. Proud as we are of our
clvillztalon, have we not been too
quick and too rendy to Impose It
upon people who can quite rightly
boast of their own?"
It is because of the change that
Consul-General Wilden speaks of
' that' foreign opinion all over China,
reflected in expressions of public
bodies and in cabled demands of
commercial organizations, holds
that foreign powers must now act
or foreign businoss in China must
cease.;
CONVICTS DE LUXE
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ARIZONA NAMED
FOR W. O. W. HOME
Tt'CSON, Ariz., Aug. 13. Tuc
son, Proscoll, Arizona, and.Albu
nuerqtio. New Mexico, were select-
Cd as the time cities from which
ono will be picked for the site of
the 12,500,000 tubercular sanitar
ium, of the Woodmen of tho World,
'according to Louis A. May, state
deputy of tho W. O. W. Tho final
decision, he says, will be inude In
November. . ,
Kodak finishing nt Rtlnsnn's 3tf
f- S5.
When Governor DoEa.iey 0: Oi!o went to Canada on a vacation, he
look with him two convicts from the Ohio state penitentiary. Canada
talked of deporting the two, and GovfiHor Donahey Issued an ultimatum.
''If they go, I go." The upper photo shows Governor Donahcy entering
his' car with Earl Jennings, one of the two convicts acting as chauffeur.
The lower shows Donahey giving his orders for lunch to C. Zlprianl, tho
other convict who npw acts as cook for the Donahey household.
Tribute to the Late President
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Lilie? and palms were tributes to the la;c I'leidunt Hurdin placed
in his rrene-minc-.uew at the Calvary Baptist Church where he wor
shipped while in Washington.
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BRITISH ASKED TO
SETTLE DISPUTE
OVER, HOLY CARPET
C.UliO, Aug. 13. King of
Kgypt U having a lively conflict with
his brother ruler, King Hussein of
tho llcdjas, ovr tho holy carpet.
This does not moan thai tFund has
Hussein "on tho cnrnel" tor nny
cause. It uimi'ily mean a that tho
Egyptian monarch Insists thut do
tschmvut of Egyptian doctors shall
accompany tho annual pllgrlmngo of
th0 faithful with their holy carpet to
Mecca, llaussoln armies thut tho
Hcdjat produces excellent doctors of
Its own and lio desires no Kgyptlan
Itnportntlons. No settlement of tho
controversy is In sight, and Klug
Husscti has ajipoulod to Great Bri
tain for u solution.
At tho season of the annual pil
grimages to Mecca tho Egyptian
government habitually organizes a
considerable medical detachment to
assure tho welfare of tho pilgrims
on their trying Journoy. This year
tho usual courso was followed and
the cquqlvnlont of tho personnel of
two field hospitals was enlisted.
King Hussein, however, suddenly do
clarcd against the Egyptian physi
cians. '
Egypt holds n high card in Its
hand In the- dispute In the fact Hint
tho holy carpet, an Indispensable
feature of tho Mecca, ceremonies, re
sides la a Cairo mosque. Tho flat,
therefore; has gono forth, "No doc
tors, no carpet." The subject has
aroused tho whoio of the two coun
tries and has become the subject of
formal diplomatic' representations.
S. F- BOHEMIANS
HOLD FESTIVAL
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. 13.
Celebrities from eWy atlstlc
walk of lite attended the annual
pilgrimage ot the San Francisco Bo
hemian club at Bohemian Grove on
Hufslan river, north of horo, re
centlyl. The art of llteraturo was repre
sented by such men as Rupert Hugh
es, George Ade, Harry Leon Wilson,
and Samuel G. Blythe. Law was
represented among others by Wil
liam Glbbs ,"',')o and Justice J.
C. McR-eynf uaic by Charles
Wakefield J pedagogy by
Doctor i ;;zaloi president
of the Ui 1 of Washington;
military ar. , ,aoral J. J. Persh
ing; the art of flnasco by C. K. G.
Billings, New York financier.
"Semper Vlrens," a play, written
by Joseph D. Redding of this city,
was staged In the outdoor theatre
of the redwoods. Tho 'personnel of
the production consisted of 140 per
sons. Including an orihcstra of "0
and chorus of GO Bohcmluns.
Trunks, bags U
off. Sugarmun's.
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manln Is facing tin exceptional prob
lem In dealing with tho high cost of
living, which Is unusual in n agri
cultural country, amply capable of
supplying Its own people and ex
porting largo amounts ot foodstuffs.
It was hoped to solvo thin prob
lem by two leglulutlvo mousures, one
fixing tho lirlces of food products,
and tho othor forbidding exports, by
means ot high duties which practi
cally made exports Impossible.
It Is now announced by M. Claro
(lid. former minister of agricul
ture, that the- fixing of nrtoca ami
tho dlscourngomeut of exports have
resulted In a more serious situation
than existed beforo thetto ment-uros
were applied.
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