THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1024.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THURSDAY, MAY IS. 1924.
CITIZENS MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS
THE Ninth Corps area United Stales Army includes Ore
gon, California, Ulaho. Utah. Montana, Washington. Ne
vada, and Wyoming. ;
famns will be hehl in June and July
at Camp Lewis, WashinRton: Del Monte. California and Fort
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uougias, utau.
Residents of Oregon anil Washington shouhl address Chief
of Staff, Room 323; Sew P. O. Building. Portland : California
same. address, same official, Presidio,' San Francisco; other
states same official. 104th division, Donley block,. Salt I.ake
These training camps afford a delightful month's ( outing
and opportunity for physical training, and the drill in physical
culture that is only afforded by army life.
, Young and 'middle aged men, and especially professional
men, who desire 100-pcr cent physical fitness in a strenuous
1 age, when the efficient individual is at a premium as never
before, should get informed,
STATE INSURANCE MONOPOLY.
THE agitation started in Oregon to create an ifbsobte
monoply of workmen's compensation ' insurance raises
many issues which go to the foundation of a democratic form
of government. 1
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Compensation ior an mjuicu uimhii -
swift sure and regular by stringent regulation, if self insurance
is allowed, by5 insurance companies regulated by the state in
surance department, or by state fund administered by separate
commission. ' .
i: There is, however, no more of an economic necessity of
public welfare advantage in monopolistic state industrial insur
ance than Therenslii monopolistic state fire insurance. life in
surance, transportation, agriculture or manufacture.
! To deny an employer the right to seek good Insurance
as the state provides, and which equally protects a workman
in .accordance with state laws, but at a lower cost, is to deny
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mm me rigiu oi uiiu.ni, uc ""-nj n,.......,
. stitution guarantees . ,and to deny insurance ' companies the
right to carry on a legal business in compliance with state
laws and regulations. 1 '
If both employe and employer are protected in accordance
" with' the principles of compensation laws why should a state
monoply of this line of business be demanded?
The Senate, it will be remembered, was highly indignant
? when the President took it to task for its performances, but
: it may be noticed that "considerable Work has 1een acco'm
' plished by that august body since, it' was called., down,
'The mosquito has not-yet appeared in Klamath county. T.he
i politician is occupying all the space.
The bootlegger not only takes his own life in h.is hand but
that of his customer. , '
To Democratic Voters
R E. WGLFORD
County Commissioner
A m?.n who knows the difference between public
business and political chicanery. No relatives to be
supported from the public purseNo friends who
need to be rewarded with a "soft snap." Organize
the affairs of Klamath county on a business basis.
VOTE
49 X B. E. WOLFORD
HI TKTT7
1
U7A CU!XTrTTrT
WASIMNUTON 1). 0., .May 1.V--Kdekribbed
Now Knglund, Htrong-
hoM of Republican regularity for
two Reneratdoiw, la kIvIhk OioIIiIk
campaign 1,'adeis aleeplusa nifthta
and iluys of worry.
Kor ttesplto the fart that t'uutloui
Cut la an omhoiliment of tliusit atiiiil
virtues that ahouUl win the berkliiK
and the ballot of every loyal New
KiiKluiidcr, HeptihlU'itn hcudiiuatirt
prlvatoly vonwdt's an eli'meni of nn-
rertHlnlv 111 the remut Jn three oi
he ttlx Now KukIuiuI Ktiiliw, '
Thla Ih due to eonditlona In In-
ditstiiul Now KliRlaiid Miuwarliu-
sotts, lihoilo Island and t'onnwtli'iit
whore the native Now Knislutulor
has booonte stilnuorKod under the
tide of Immigration.
In those states the forolsn-horn
and the ohlldivu of the forolcu-boru
hold enoush ballots to 'blast rook-
rlbhod Itop.i'MH'unlttni m smithorooiw.
If tln'.y make up their nuinclst to do it.
An.1 rttHFtrl. from Uonllhtioall srollt
in the Industrial centers of those
stain indicate that they may choose ,
thia year to touch oft the dynamite.
Honce thq nppreheiwion.
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"Heretofore," -explains a llopuhll-.
can national committeeman discuss-!
ins the liiame that Coolidce and the j
Itopublican ticket mat he knifed In 1
the very section whore it is Roner-'
ally ithoucht their hold would lie .
nust secure. "w have maitaod to
hold the bulk ot this 'foreign vote j
on our fide, lint there U no ques- j
tlon today but that it U ellppliiK. 1
"This defection Is due lo two dl- i
reel causes. Prohibition and restrict- !
ed immigration.
"That an mias-slmllated foreign i
population can thais overrule and en- j
danger the voice nnd the Ideals ot j
native America is," of course, the best i
proof that Immigration should ie -re- j
stricied. ' ' '
"if these threo Now England states !
should swing Democratic this fall, j
it will be nothing for Democrats to ,
boast about. It will simply be the
result of the un-American votns of i
an un-Amerlcanired electorate. Thny i
will not vote Democratic because
they believe In Democracy. They
wllj simply vote against thb Republi
cans as the party enforcing prohl-'
bltlon and immigration
This spokesman declares. that the
hope of America and for the pur
poses of this campaign the Kepuu
Ilcan party, is the mlddlo west.
There, alone, he maintains. Is to be
found the pure American etock
Maintaining fundamental American
ideals;
, With Indiana, however, -probably
patwoil over to I he loinooruls t i
the rottull ot the conviction of flov-
oritur McCray, n Hopiihllcnn; with
WisroiiKln,' under l.n Kollollo, ready
to uo whorosoovor he loadoth iwhloli
will not bo Into the t'onllilge iamp.
and with IlilnnlM In the throes' or an
ilntiastato Itopublican battle that
putti that stale detlnltoly In the
do'ililful '.ia.ss. Utile cuiisolatlon Is
tmind even In the middle weal.
in fuel, the Cleveland convention
promise to ho the most peaceful
part of the prni'.mm ahead of I ho
tl. 0,'J' ..'.',
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The aeooiid cablhet rointinco of the
administration ciilmluatOH nvllh the
ciiKUttvmonl of M.lsa Mary Wullaoo.
daughter of Hoerotury of Agrli ultuir
Wallace, to Or. I'hmli's llrngRtnann
of l ho Swiss diplomatic coipn.
! A llostnlt mall lias offered fail for
n nlcnr name than, "old maid" to
'"V
designate n aplnatoil How
bnchniiilu or ncoffmaiiT ',
ulmnl
HANS NYLANDER
For Sheriff
Safety for each and all of
us lies in
4
Law Enforcement
Will co-operate with all law enforc
ing agencies to the end that law will
be respected in Klamath County
Kinship and friendship will not dic
tate the choice of deputies and as
sistants, but rather their efficiency
and integrity. Try, law enforcement
and a square deal
VOTE
79X Hans Nylander -
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Bcuutiful revorsiblo
Rugs, any color, size or
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PHONE 639-W
BARN DANCE
, Smith's Barn
mile Bouth of Malin.
. GOOD TIME .
GOOD MUSIC
Saturday Eve, May 17
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"For seven ycarsihe people
have borne with uncom
plaining courage the tre
mendous burden,' of na
tional and local -' taxation.
These must both be re
duced." Calvin Coolidge
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Vote for Coolidge
Primaries May 16
I'nlil Advcrllsriiipiit. I'nld for Inr I. I
I,, I'nllirsioi, Manager CiwIIiIko
(aiiip;lliin
Geo. L. Cleaver
SI nl o li'olijiition ('aiiiniissloncr
'! Willard M. Houston
liiof ih'piity
STATE OF OREGON
Department of Law Enforcement
, . ' 1011 Xorllin-cstorn Ikink itiiilillnn
TclephoiM- Main 28(10
Portland, Oregon, May'Y), 1024.
Mr. J. 1 Morlcy,' Klamath Falls, Ore.
Dear Sir Some months ago I proi)iiscl to try to
get a special investigator down to your city for work
which 1 know needed to he done.'hut it has hcen impos
sihle to meet the obligation to this date.
We had a special man for such work hired by this
department, but we had to let him go on account of
the heavy expense' it involved.
Mr. -llcrwig is billed for Klamath next Sunday, I
think it is, and I wish that you would see him at that
time niil explain the situation more fully. 1 am handi- '
capped by the lack of funds to properly carry on this
work covering the whole state.
I have kept your letter of DcC. 14th in my anxious
file all this time hoping that I could meet the complaint
biit I am sorry to say that I am unable to do it, '
(Signed) Very Truly Yours,
- G. L. CLEAVER, Prohibition Commissioner.
To the Voters who do not know my attitude on
Law Enforcement, see the above letter in answer
to one written by me before I became a candidate
for Sheriff. ' N v
J. F. MORLEY
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KmlorHPntciitH of Kurnier mid ,alior Oi'ftiiuluitlonft
Ciiniliilnlc for Itepiilillcun Nomination for Statu Senator
17th Senatorial District
Vote X E. E. Varco
IUIM.HIi:.4 MAY 10, 1024 ' "
AN OPEN LETTER TO VOTERS by
JOHN J. SHAUGHNESSY
(AMI1)ATK FOB HIIKUIKK. DKMIMHATIC Tlt'KICT
I'i'iIkiiih my Ideua are a lllllo old fanliloued about the office of Rhnrlff of
Klamuth t oiinty. but I know that law nbldlng cltluma will ngreo with mo that Ihu
couiiiy neetla cleaning up, Thnt la wuut I would like to iln nhotild the ronillu elec
tion no In my favur. Not only ahoiild the ahcrlff'a office function- In tho daytime
but there should bo a deputy on fluty subject to nlxlit duty. Tho mnjorlly of crimes
nro committed after dark, especially thone of violence and to my mind. It la
only a very Important function of" (he sheriff that calls from outlying sections
should meet with Immediate response. -The farmers of this county need protection
und the calls from the rural district embrace a greut range of needs and diversity.
The tax payers of Klamath County -should have the most ready responsa from tho
office of tho Sheriff to their .calls Jor, protection and aid.
' '' t'ltlMK IFKIM'K.NTAUK Wli.b fiBOW
I belive that every Incorporate town should have a deputy paid half by
the town and half by tho County wl.i.o . would be on call day and night In bis ter
ritory. Wl'h tho building and cuiillili'tlon of the railroads that are now under way
through Klamath County, the percentage of crime will Increase In proportion to
the case with which criminals and 'luewtlonnble characters can make their escapoA
The big lumber camps und mlllniwltli their 4-way exit for the criminals through
Kuiitern Oregon, via Uend and Thadnlles, toward the Pacific Highway and south
through the lava beds of .Modoc and Hlsklyou Counties, present a problem and a
certain n mount of safety fori the -escaping man If our county It not reliably and '
thoroughly policed? I would not hesitate to predict that within the next two years
the crime wave will exceed t lint, of, the last combined ten, In thia county. There
ure over four thousand seasonal liibuYers or men who represent themselves as such,
come Into this territory every year. .
mow jaii. m:kii:
While we have no proper Jijll, ,po criminal Is going to be vsry much alarmed
' at nircni or Jail sentences. At .iitd tl'toscnt timo they regard It ns u Joke and
righly. I shuld like' to lend ' inj- b6:it efforts to fui tlinr the building of a Jail
which would havo a-least 2(1 cells' In the men's department nnd six for womon
with large exercise corridor, which In emorgoncy' could bo used for drunks and
petty offenders A garage and storehouse for exhibits and evidence might well oc
cupy the ground floor. Another thing that I believe would tend to muke officlenl
tho office of Hheriff, would be tho appointment of a lady matron, whose dutlos
might cmbraco tho supervision of some of the dances throughout tho County. The
majority of people don't want to do wrong. They simply don't stop to think. Do
you believe tho young man who has a good home and mother, perhnps sisters,
would ask tho young woman of his own age out to tho car to liavo a drink be
tween dances at some of tho countryside gatherings. If he stopped to think? Would
the parents of such a couple approve the part their child for many of them nro
nothing but children yet plays In tho giving or taking of ll.lelt liquor? Moat
of them would holly resent the Inforonco thut their boy or girl would do such a
thing. That Is only natural; they wouldn't bo normal parents If they didn't. But
just the same that thing goes on and wo all know it, The presence of a woman
old enough to have comprehension of human nature and dignity, I bellove would -In
many cases have a most tolling effect fur clean fun and' decency, dancing and
, good times to which every young person la entitled. .
. , COVNTHV XKKim I'BOTKCTION
Times- have changed alncg twenty years ago when Linkvillo was a village
with Its "bad man" and gun play. .Why blind yoursolf to the fact that It can't he
run along tho same Hues? As any country becomes Bottled and cities build therein
the criminal especially the potty criminal, Increases. This Is not confined to the
titles and towns. It extends throughout the cpuntryaldo. Klamath Falls has a
police force nnd so hnve some of tho other towns In tho county. To nfy mind the '
sheriff of this county should mako his endeavors nnd protection most especially
telling in the country districts nnd those whore the municipal polloo have no
Jurisdiction.- ' . - . .
- The office of Sheriff In this County pays a salary adequate for Ilia support
of any man and there1 Is no reason that any sheriff, that the pooplo of this ootinty
may see fit to elect should have to divide one moment of his time with other
business that would mar the efficiency of his office and tho results thnt he must
uttnln, or that he should accept blood money or other bribes.
CO-OPKBATION 1XHKNTIAJ,
It Is only through the cooperation of the compluto political .machine thnt ef-'
flclency -will reach Its highest point I want to so office holders In this county
forgot they nro n personality, forogo tho limelight nnd dovoto tholr energies entire-
y to ninklng tholr offices function as thoy should, 'without tho petty and personal
motives which "o often mark tho trail of the political officeholder.
- I have hcen a rancher In this county and I know from personal experience
-Ihat there are many emergencies In which tho stockman nnd farmer In Klamath
County would call on a Sheriff In whom ho had confidence and from whom he '
would get a ready response In Ills nocd.
' 1 am perfectly frank In saying thnt I hope to be elected. I want to bo Sheriff
of this county. ! llko tho county nnd I can promise thnt should the people elect me
I will carry out to the letter the oath of office, for the protection of reHldonls In
the county and In ItB administration fearlessly. Those of you who know mo I belleV
canno doubt this. The law shall bo uphold . r
A fnriner who will work for the IntereKta n nil unncrnl ivel.
fare of nil the people. '
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NO. 52 ON PRIMARY BALLOT (Signed).
JOHN J. SHAUGHNESSY
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