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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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, Oregon, under tho Act of March 3, 1879
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T-rnju i g i i i . ,
v; ' , - . Kill OA Y. KKKIU'AltY H. 1021 .
rT A DELICATE MATTER
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GENERALIZATION on any subject is never helpful;
to the cause it seeks to aid, and in most instances J
U productive of harm to the innocent majority caught,
yitnin its sweeping net
. , ',5o, while sympathizing
who would protect the young people of this community '
front moral temptation, we cannot believe that it aids!
that worthy purpose to cast a stigma upon all the young
men and women of the local high school, because al
leged offenders against moral law and social conven
tion' are attendants . of that institution or of the age
.vjien." they should be attending. ' ;
' Tt)ur opinion on the subject may be of little worth,
and - our suggestion valueless, for we confess to little
knowledge of the conditions alleged to exist. But an
innate belief in the generar. purity of womanhood, and
' inspect- for the general manhood of the race, impels a
;ivv6'rd'of caution against so broadening assertions, how
ever true of individuals, that they reflect discreditable
upon the innocent.
. Would it not be the more courageous course, if
the ."diseased condition requires the stern corrective of
... publicity, to call the offenders by name?
-ZZY:-. Accusations as grave as
young lives, unless guilt has earned a just punishment, t
And even then it is debatable whether the punishment 1
of; publicity does more good than harm. J
s'.' We, hesitate to say even these few words on the
matter, u savors much of rushing pell mell in where
'angels .fear to tread.
:",V It is a matter as delicate
human body, if the body
operation seems required, we do not submit to the mm
.fctrations, regardless of how well meaning or svmna
WW, at the plumber. We
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ew4i,,wttineu uy a me oi experience.
' jn.The hand that does the operation must be skilled.
A-glip of the knife by microscopical breadth means
death or, maiming. But the knife in the sure, skilled
nancj removed me cause ot our illness antf grants a new
lease upon life, ;
V So to this case we are
wuoueiiy, too much attempted remedy by uuskilled
but well-meaning hands, may be the best thinov
"' The responsibility, in our "opinion, rests primarily
"tw 7 pditjiiw. n oecomes a question for the con
sideration of the citizenship at large, only as it ai'fects
wit?ovpi.ueug oi society ana
T.'or'E lirQfYO lwlnnlAnH
"6 iciciiuws war
mercy w rne oootJegger. That is the d.-uty of all. law
Rs4a3g citizens.
iw ier us approach the matter as the skilled phy
sician treats a malevolent ulcer in the flesh. Fie uses
every scienunc method, bends all Ms skilled kno wledge,
to i$Olating the focal spot. His hnnds are scru pulously
r v . V , v"c"1-a ui v ssings are stfjnie. tie
brings to his delicate task all ctf the care and nicetv
that . Us delicacy requires, and uses eveiy pi-ecaution
'!J-'TOent a"y,ftct of his from, spreading the infection
td portions of the body still unaffected. . .
Z, ; Wmay not make the analogy plain, jut he anal
ogy is there. Contamination, if existent, is easily spread
edge offfi m eagery feroping owl'
it."
ye&? ag- :tJrover Cleveland said: "Pater
Smnn n?.pla" a democracy." Kmce Cleveland's
fco,, "a !fm h' made a Plaw for itself in this
mcc7 andTls menace to the vf ,-v existence' of the
vivuiiaein,. Leavenworth Times-
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p!Afl l?v!g aS 8trikes can ba - -fiwr ttled by raising the
R the con8Umei tl.ike( .. r ti to l)e un.
Miptty, settledOzark (y.0.) republican.
nf SimlJ" been giving another example
Of the difficulty of tlnAf-nrr ini0in t;e,. ,.,iic. c. a.
noitic, .IlJn- Lewi.t0lV ' (Mont.)
...Killliir
... City I'.dll.ir
Advertising Manngi-r
Mcrlianlrnl Snpcrlnteudi-iil
with the objective of those
these should not rest unon!
as the mechanism of tHe
is diseased, and a critical
call the most skilled sure-
,
not certain: that too much
tfte. welfare of the istate.
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upon vice ana snow no
At gus.
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The Office Cat
Some murt nleck may say we'ro
r'lng to start sonit'thliiR. but we're
KOing to take a chance. A man
named "Hubs" is running an ad in
tho South Ilend (Ind.) Tribune fur
ji housekeeper. Old maids take
notice.
o
In kIooiii I am tliinkiiiK,
Tho outlook Is drear,
This o! earth is shrinking.
Two In-r-hos each year.
oo
Nate Nut says twin beds may ln
mqinlar but twins are not.
Somo follows, enaps A. J. Hanati,
refuse, to fare the facts as long lis
they ran borrow money.
Tlin first part of life Is two yiiiinn
thing' after each other the rest Is
one dlnmn thing after another.
"About an hour nfler the meek
inherit the earth." says .1. H. Hes
sig. "tl'ie tax collector m ill be around
for thn inheritance tax.
oo
Wlntilr Knight says be has nevei
been ablU? lo figure out what a sav
age witii a ring In his nose does
when he 3tas n cold In his head.
oo
Oladys. Is plumb stumped: she has
heard nne gossip that Is ho thrill
ing she can't exaggerate It.
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"Hy tJnlry." ald the stranger who
arrived, nt a small town on the 11 Is
sisslppl river, "yntt got a mighty big
river Ivure for ouch a Btiiall town.
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Piindtuation: A daah of acquaint
ance, a nerlod of companionship, and
then . . . . , Jjtovo, the perpetual J
question mark.
oo
With ' long tresses, coming back,
aays rha rles Drew, uneasy lies (he
head thai wears a bob.
oo
Do rlglw. and fear no man: Uou't
write and 'fear no womnu!
oo
II. Nyla Older says a man generally
keeps n tiecrot, a wovnnn keeps a
dln'.iy.. ,
no
.'llivays SoiiK'thlng.
That I'Jfn Is full of flitcaf Ilia.
Is Bonydhlng nne soon learns,
llarnly nnn.piiys one's Clirlslmas
1)1) Is,
When Ihe Income tux returns.
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".Many a young m:in." said Krank
Stewart rt'ilnki he's a Ini'tetfly oi
fn.Hhlnn w ien be it I ii ' niiflln. but n
night owl,' 1
t on -
HMed,V.
The Klan Ih falls domon.it rator'a
OH, WHAT A BUMP! " - - -
atilo was Kpeeil'iic alotiit a ilue ,
cnunity road. ; mispeet Senator Walsh of mil 1(1 lit
-on -- i away with Al Kail's pence of mind
"What cemetery are we passim;?" .
asked the puiMpective buyer?" j --i--- are koIiik to burnt two Ki
femetery nothliis: Why. man. , kmi,s. .laybe they can hmiK III
those are mlliMtones KinK by " i ,., who riri. ,lr furnace, lie
oo i tuHl t, u Eskimo.
Poke I'erkliiKS thinks halt ihe .
work done In ihe world U done In
an effort to dodRe work.
oo
'Slew TriKi.
In the ,.ir:nir a vounit .ni.n s fanev
l.lRMly turns to ihoiiKhls of love.-
And in siiiiviikt. and In autumn.
And In lilnter see above.
They are uolng to change the
words of "Home. Sweet Home, to
'Home. Sweet Motor Car."
DAN DOBB
.VHcDnnMi.'d'iyg he llrltish din
plie la all riKht. Of courso It Is.
I!ldn't It chooao MacDonald?
They had a llB dog hIiow III
New York. No society woman tried
to enter her husband.
To clean .Iho colling stand on
your head on a table and scrub
as yon wouid scrub the floor.
.Mabel Normand'a chauffeur Is An nil authority claim i there Is
loo ill to appear In court. Nmvivery lllilo. all in Teapot Dome. IVat
lrtaybe Bhj will feel too bad to be ' t hero seems to havo hecn aomo
tried ot all. i money In It.
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Washington Is no quiet about the' Klfleeti stranded opera Hlngnrs
acandal you can hear a fight two 'are working their way lo flirninny
blocks away. 1 deckhands. If tho whistle breuka.
s i one ran have the Job.
Chicago woman asks divorce be-1
nauso he made her get un every:
morning and build tho tire. We
don't blame her.
HOME SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
Assist the housing committee by filling out this
questionnaire and mailing it to the chamber of com
merce, i
Name -
No Street
(The Information below is strictly confidential)
1 Number of adults in family, including room-
ers '
2 Number of children
3 Numbor of persOnp employed
4 Of-riiti.'it.ion of chief wnav cmi'ium' ......
) Tin you i-f-nt. or own your home? IWnt
0 How Inner hw you
years
7 Would you like to own your home If you coiild
do so by making an initial payment and pay
ing the balance in rent? Yes..... No ....
8 What .section of the city would you prefer lo live
in?
) If you bought a home, how many nioiiss-would
you witiil? ,,,.,, ., ,.. ,,.
10 Would you be in a position' to build, or II nance,
one. two or three home to renl or sell'.'
Detectives at work on th
Hunting a nickel mi the flnni'
will reduce your bay window.
! '' ho helKht of fashlnii Is always
fmiiid in thn price.
Whiit'a In a name? Caraway
lUdn't let them carry nway.
A Cleveland Kirl mhs iIiiik slore
Ill's a wonder the clerk didn't of
! fr her something Just as good when
, alio demanded money.
: Men-hunt shipbuilding has been
cut III hair since 1 9 1 :i . Our ihlp
I will not coma In until our ships
I go out.
I
' l''onl plans to make 2i.',.iimii cars
! In February. No wonder lli ground
j ling Is afraid of Ha shadow.
Plans am under way to enable
! farmers to stay In debt 18 months
! overy year Instead of only H
' mnntha.
One advantage of iho closed car
j l. you get more mileage
! your cigar or flgnrot.
out of
Own . ..
lived In
Klamath Fallo?
XI fill
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PLISOFW
III' KK KI.KY,
ietllemelii mul
III Allliliiillll,
fill , l''.'ll. K.
lelolliailiill ni
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 anil
I .a ml '
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where have ih'i upli il In r
elll 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti
the tilteiilioM til III
Klwnii.l Mend,
it iitetor of rural
llli-lllillliin i ill
the riilverlsiv of fiilltiinila, who Im
Iiim reiiirtie.l rriiin ii nun' thai Inn';
lilm In liitiny piiriH of the wni Id.
Hi'. .Mead Is ni'ii:hin a ielulle,l
report i f the Xliitili movement In
I'ali'Sllne. He made a verbal repot t
to I hole In charge of the plan In
I., mil, in, mid discussed Iho alliiirs '
ihe Jewish Colnlilrmloii iisiiiciiti Inn
with liaroii Unl hi, 'hllit in l-nrli..
"I'ulestlno and Mesnpnlaiuin m,
Hie only cniinlrles 1 know of that
gained by ihn war." ciiiuiiienled I'r
Mead. "I'mler the Hill It uiiimlntnrr
liny have heenmo the scene nf nil
mniiner of new. onto prises. Taei
liintnlNo tlt M"4iiin their luiiioriain .
as great iradn ronton.
"The Zlnlllst iiio,'iii, ni bus -al I
Iraiiled aiientlnu In l-alestiii ) nun )
will send t'i. oilil. linn In innn. y nml
uioiuiilliu ot settlers. Hut mere are
other lmporittnt fin-tors. Ilrttiah mi.
niliilstratlnn l one. Kami v.'Ii.it.'
are p.titecteii ni'.aiiist iioionlii ton
hers. Arabs aro being used as gen-
ditriuiM. I'lnns are under way f.r
drnlnlng the innrshu and refornn -
Ing the hillsides.
"I'alesllne gained two tin pui lant
new inllrnadii as a reuH of the w ar
Tho Cermnnt built south from lla'f i
and Hie II !tlh bulli north from ih.
canal in Jaffa and Jerusalem.
"Since the llrlilsit inuiiiliite ..
yuiiug Xlonlst named Kill IhiiIi'tk
has secured c. '.i! enr franchise frnni
llrltlnh gnvcrniiieiit for the il,veliip.
liient of wilier power from the Itlver
Jordlin. below the Sea nf Cnlilen
lie is at work on a proj,"-- to '..
velop lun.fllin horsepower fur i!e
cities of Tiberius, Haifa.
Jerusalem.
Jsff.i an i
"Tho Jewish Cotonlxutinn Assncln.
linn began Its work beforn thn Zlon
1st movement tnnk shape, t Is liaroli
Kdmnnd Rothschild's pet plillan
thropy. There nrn 4il floiirlsliliKt
colonies. It.rriui ItotliKrhlld nsked mi.
to go home mid Miy iliul if anv Ainet -lean
Jew wished to rpeml $r,n. oiin
or 1 1 no, (in n in n-ialillsh a cnlniiv
that would bear his ii.'inie the .lew
Ish Cntiinlrallou nssociallon cniitil be
rolled upon to curry th" pro,-ci on
through. Nea-.- .1, 'riir.nl, 'in, on the el.
.i i.. i in,. i e.j',,,1,
I sibw il dnxeu handsome
Iinni'
gnlug up."
In addliion lo his eiirvey ror lie
'.iolitsts, Dr. .Mead was mutlnls ,toii"il
by Iho gnvernmcnt nf New Si.i"
Will, is In Investigate an itinhlllo'
scheme of ihe llrltish empire for re
tlevlng the atruln of iini'inplnyutcii'
I Ten Year Ago Today !
,
Feb. N, lllll Wilson lie. lines Self.!
The flr.i man In really declare
himself a candidate for election i t
the coming city polling Is Arthur It. ,
Wilson, Wilson seeks the off! e of
city treasurer,
Wilson Is head of the City ft Conn- '
ty Abstract company and In his three .
yours' residence hns acquired a Wide,
acquaintanceship. I
CDLOII
mm tdld
School Girl Not Forgotten
Hprlng atylas for school girls show tha nowmt Unas In drums and
raps. Caps dresses of wool plaid ara bound with silk braid. Low ffaiits
llnsa, sverbloussa and pleatad sklrti ara featured, . ,
III I'.'iitiliKiil ly anltltnu Kllgll-hnien
on IrrlKilleil liindx III AilMiralla.
U lille Or. .Moud'a reiuri on Hi
ii . 1 i.i 11 ii it riiliiiiltiitliiu plan linn mil
In . a mail'! pulilli', lil lliiiii:y nui
iil.il In have itevelille( tlllil II Yon.l
ni I Iviiiilaiid mid AU-I I iillu Ji .In 1 1
. oilielhlllK 1 1 Ii l ...( Ilir I'WM) 1 ,11 11
lii.hu nil Iilmeil nil Aiinlmlliill Hmd
hi', ,M'II, 11 1 rut IIIIIIOIIIieiMl III lllll (till
.linn,, ni of New Hinilll Wnle4 Ihui
ih, i M'tilero were llliely In fall la
leia I hey hllil II lxi It t l.a"" eHi'll I"
IIU; ,.l III lllll HI' IK' 111 .
ir. Mead illil liiil eiiiiMliler oii'inim
Hie eveeinliilt or ii I'lillllili'l enlel'ivl
nun lieiweiii it lii tul mill Aiiiiiiiini
when hy -: it i: III ii il via in nelnl mil
I 'imiii eiilei'a, w.Hli Hi" nxpeiimi ill-
I Vlili'd amolin I'.Mlllanil. inn ,ll'(liaii.in
i nniiiiwi-iillli and Mm mIiiIh of New
I South Wlile. I In milil Ihui l.omtiio
IihkI S.Mlili'y worn ntKt Itil lltK I"
U Mid III,. ((HI 1 1 lift. Ill VlMW III lllll
I HllltUeKtlllll Ihui cololiUl Wlllllll flll'l-
a limine mis Munition unless llli'V
went provided Willi funds to begin
llielr I'Mierliiionl,
!)r. .Mead v I 1 1 I'll ilie IHili'h V.uil
lliiiles as l ho Kilesl of Hlo Inilcn )i
ei'iiiuiiii. (Ill ilio Inland of Java Ii"
,nl, I he Kill How pnllllniN ahnlll III'
I. iir.lv,' fiiriulna. Thou, ln ilm'lui ei.
Ii,, funihl more than III). mill. mill pel
Minn living In lointori on nil Isluuil
ihn aire of New York Mum. lie came
a.niy Willi Ihe colivli'ilna Hint 111"
Irnplcs were dun tor a development
'likely in .linage public opinion abniii
Ihn backwardness of IU people and
ihn aiipiemni-y of uonhnrnnrs."
'SAYS FILIPINOS
I IMITATE FOREIGNERS
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.MA.V.I.A. Keb. 7. - The tendency
I llf ,, present genemtinn to Imltata
! tnielKiier. insieiid n( pn-i-rMtig hat
j Is le;t In lut-nl t'lielniiu was deplori'd
j recently by Itepreseiiiitllxii Kerafln
I ICJladn. member of the legislalure
from thn province of Occidental
Nivnio.. In an address hefuro "tu
ilenu nf tli" I'tilverilty of Ihe Phil
ippines. "In .la pun." said llil.nlo. "Ihn girls,
for example, urn uiught ihe rlvlUin
Mull of ihe o cldeiital, but the man
ii"ii mid customs of that country ai
al.n laiiKlii with a view In iireserriua
what I" good In them. Killplnos in-
f "lead of p.sservlng what Is best In
j ihn liM-al cttsiouui prefer to adopt
what is foreign. In contrast to, tho
praatlce nf the Japanese. No wonder
Hint Japan In Uio short upon nf a
few years has becomo ona of the
leading mil Ions nf Ihn world,
' Instead of riimmltiliig (n mem.
mi' rii.ilnus and phrases nf our lead
lug men and heroes we urn inlin
In learn by heart the sayings ami
phrases nf American pneis and niiili
nrn. Iiistend nf singing our chlinreii
in sleep with our beanilrul lullabies,
our lumber now prefer Ihe Ja. In-
i mean in preserving mi
of presei-vili( on.- native
I'niiroii we prefer tho impnrleil rnx
trnl.
' Itnl (he giealesl of our nusins..
I. our tendency tn srjieiul beynnd our
mean i. Our old fnniie s u.ed lo boiwl
nf ihe money ihey saved, but num..
of ii. ir preiieni day farmer bellevn
lli.'il Hie morn debts they linen In thn
I'lilllpplno Nailniuil bank, thn mentor
they become."
Tho iHllnnesl thread v'slhle ti
I Im human oye Is so small thai n
would inko a bundle of a thousand
of lln in In equal the. diniiK'ler of II
woman's hair. Tliivio thienda nr
nuidn f-olil mnlliid quarn.
The Kvenlng llen.ld la thij
oxsiiinu ilirnugh which many poopln
.ni'iiir itieir wsnis hr nslna; tta.
1,1.11 ., i ii tn n ivioiiiiiinn KK,
i -h.. HsmM Wsni Hds,
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