The Evening herald., April 11, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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f EVENING IlEmiTimrATII FALLS,"OHEG0N
Himts for tine Home Gardener
Color in
! jAe Home
' . lly JANH HXIJDU'Olt
, (Wrllluii mipuclully fur tlio
levelling Herald)
An nnvnr In foro I" tlx) lilnlory
Of Iho world, color la boluK studied
Anil unci Uiduy, Wo co II on
wry hand nnd rcapoiid lo Its In
fliuttioii Hvn ilm w da not under
stand aim ere not cumciuun 01 n.
Wg enjoy II, wo no It or ubiuo II.
all, according- lo our kiiuwladgo and
Individual ability. For color In mi
Halve mlstroa. Karupo It wu citn-
not, for even tlio blind fool It In
fluence,
During tlio pnal tun roam color
haa onlernd tlio bualnoas world,
aud la playing a very Imporlunt
part there l'lacua of iimuaomont,
j manufacturing plunn, and retail
'i; storo art mploylnic exporta, who
' have muilo a keen atudy of color
j and Iho effect of tlio different col
,' ora upon human being. Tlio mud I
cal profession la also using. It aa nn
,' aid J n hoallUK. Now tlio homo
' tnnkor la reallnlng tliut aho too muat
recognlte Ita supple Influenco, that
aha mint buy carofulty, and arrange
scientifically.
1 Tlio old heavy, ono color room
RE-ALLOCATION OF TAXES URGED
BY IRRIGATION B OARD
D RECTORS
(CoiiMiiuimI I'niin Kllitn) )
arena, mid using such accenting
colon us orange, whlto rod and
black III vury amill places.
Tlio ouo teat which will ulwuya
prove Iho point lit queaUon la thla,
Dr. Mead All thoao mattori that
you apouk o( liuva Kot to no to
t'oiigroaa. Tlio orliflnul Fact Kind
ora Dill which gave tlio Secretary
of tlio lnlorlor tho now whun wo
go 13 Congroaa, wo are going to faco
a critical attitude and I want to
bo aura o( my ground, and bo aura
In presuming thla thing that wa do
hava aomothlng bvhlnd ua. If wo
go to Cougroaa auro of our facta
and our ponltlon, I ' havo no. fear
at uiiaallafactory roaults, , but I
think wo hava got to aupport Indiv
idual rather than blanket roleiae.
because In going ovor thoao pro
Jucia ws found that tho man whoio
probioma wo aro conaldorlng Is tho
mini who hua atrugglod along and
mado hla payment on tltno, and It
bo aova a nolghbor who la utilo to
pity and doea not pay, and la oacap-
log from paying through a pull, ho
a ha all but disappeared and In lt! jna I will not pay any mora until
placa wa havo today , tho bright, j Jonna puya up, and ho la right,
chaory room a which wolcomo un-!And why dooan't Jones pay? Blinp-
Roclumulron Service would have j
been a thing of tho past.
Mr. Thoinaa Now there la an
other maltur that wo want you to
particularly remember and that la
tbe mutter of a 40,000 acre swamp
on 96,000 avrva Of Tulo Iyako lind.
iSec. Work. Isn't It a fact that
baala where It' will be run exactly many of thoae things are things that
like any aound bualnc.a, and got "houli como bcf,,ro ,h0. "PP"""
i. i,. ii,. noni r. m . "d to ua through them?
pay, and you now have aome big . Mr- Tomn We Just want to
debta hero whoro the people ore mention them to you Doctor.
nblo to pay. Colloct those and then Com. Mead. I think thla a tnat
you con aak rollof for thoao who 'of thot:wlll not come before the
neod It, and you will got It. appraisers. It Is purely an engineer-
Mr. Thomas Up until thla mln' In matter. .
Sir. Thomas. Now there Is ono
thing more. If we may, we would
like to get a car and take you
gentlemen through power canyon.
8ec. Work. We can't.'do that
this morning. We may get back In
time thla evening to do it.
Mr. Thomaa. Wo oak that you
do sot forgot tbe first ground of
our protest agilnat the sale of our
power. Many people now admit that
the natural resource of this country
have been wrongfully handled In
tho past. In moat caea It la now
too late to remedy this. In the
case of our canals It Is not too late.
Very many people bere think that
property waa stolen from them. We
want It back. We do not want It
lost In perpetuity. "Thou ahalt not
aell the land forever (aalth the
ties tbe same aa tho Secretary. An- Lord) for the land Is mlno and ye
ahlno and laughter. A noutral
i background of culaomlno or paper,
' which aou off to good advunlngo
t (ho hoatcaa heraelf and uny picture
!( which aho may acloct, la correct.
u A rug which la nut realistic fn de
, sign and not strong euougb In color
jj to rlao up and strike ono In tho
fuco ahould bo uod on the floor.
I) I una and soft graya tend lo make
room look larger, while tho warm
Colors havo the opposite effect. If
the homa decorator will acloct only
soft neutral colors for all large
roaa, keeping thorn light In tone
aha will havo secured a background
against which all colon may bo auc
ceaafully uaod. ,
It la not easy in determine Just
how much orange, red or black can
be uaod" aafely, but aho who la open-
minded will experiment, unleaa alio
can afford export advice, until she
has created an atmosphere which
la composed of all colors, tonva and
hues, but In which no more color
or apot holds tho floor ai It wero.
Tho best authorities aro combin
ing all colors, aa wo 'find them In
nature and aa the l'orslan rug witav-
! era combined them In tliolr mor-
vuloua creations, keeping thoao col
ors which are safa and not Irri
tating to the nervea In tho larger
uto, and at' thla minute, nobody
kivowa the exact condition the Dis
trict Is in. The' office has no books,
and they never did have any books.
Wa have an accountant down there
now. We only know. In a general
way, that we are In bad shape. As
soon as that accountant has fin
ished bis Hat and wo. know where
wo aro, and we establish a aot of
books, wo will know moro about It.
Wo know aa well as you do, Doctor,
tint the greatest troubla on this
Project has been this Whoop and
Hurrah booster business of the west,
and It don not get down to bus
iness. Wo want everybody to pay.
Wo know thoy tnuat pay or loae
tholr land. Just ono more thing
now. I think I started out by aay
Ing that ,we Inherited our dlfflcul-
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BILL BUTLER, Mgr.
7th and Klamath
Phone 171
ly because he has got pull enough
to get out of It. Now what I want
to do and what you want to do la
to be absolutely sure ot that foa
turu of tho caae before you put- It
up for roller, that when we tell them
a thing they can believe It, and
know It la true. This Reclamation
Burvlco must bo put on tho aamo
basis of any other sound business
concern and conducted In tho samo
way any good, sound bualness man
would conduct the operation of bis
dffnlrs.
Mr. Thomas Doctor, I would like
lo ask you a queatlon. You do
not understand from anything 1
aald that wo had any dlffarenl at
titude from that, did youT
Dr. Work No, but I wont . to
make It clear to you, tho situation
as thoy 'Understand It In Congress.
Thla matter la being watched by
peoplo Uioro who understand U a
great deal bettor than any of us
think, and we must gel this on a
If ouo flnda npon entering a room
thai somo ono color or spot catchea
end holda the eyo, then thnt ono
apot la too largo. Reduce the alio
of that apot and nolo tho offoct. It
la tho quality and 'not tbe color
that hurts.
other thlag we have Inherited is a
number of twenty years quarrels.'
There ore qunrrols of twenty-years
standing on this project. The old
Reclamation Service was. In many
cases unjust. Everything will tend
to show that if a man was In favor
with the Reclamation Sorvico be
could got more relief than the man
who was not in tholr favor. On tho
other hand, the water users were
of ton tin Iho wrong. We have In
herited thoao quarrela. They must
be sullied. When we come to act
lie them we want to put our settle
ments up to you knowing that you
know our pcnlilon In the matter.
We want to say now that is the at
titude ot the majority of this bsard
of directors that whon a man comes
to us for holp, It is not a question
of whether ho is a frlond of ours or
not, but whether bo needs It. We
have inherited those quarrels but
they must be settled, they cannot
continue. The board ot d!re:tors
that Just wont out should be glad
that thoy got out when they did.
Dr. Work. I can see that view
point, alright.
Mr. Thomas. Ono more year and
the Klamath Irrigation - District
would have gono up like gun powd
er.
,Soc. Work Ono more year the
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are but strangers and foreigners
with me."
That is at. t nave , siy except
that we would like lo ride with you
through that canyon..
Mr. Bradbury. What I would
Ilka to speak of Is to refer back to
the tax matter again. That is. In
this way,- as an explanation. The
Irrigation District law was passed
In 1917,' and I worked witb the
government attorney on that mat
ter. I waa a member of the com
mit tco that made tbe bill entirely
through the session. . I have been
criticized tor getting the district
under the! Irrigation district plan,
but I believe thit It was necessary
to- get under that plan for this
reason. ! The people must get used
to tho idea of their own responsib
lllty." I am roppo3cd to the blanket
relief myself, but 1 will ask you to
bear In mind this fact as to the
taxes. They are assessed and col
lected by the state. This is the as
surance the bond holders have that
their money wll be collected, but
the time comes and has come and
through regrettable conditions here
we have accrued great delinquen
cies, like we have here, add tax
measures must be taken. Now the
Doctor has said that we should col
lect some Of these debts that aro
owing us, but under the law we
cannot do that. The District can
not do that. We bave to treat
everyone alike- under the law. It
we start foreclosure proceedings we
have to foreclose every one. That
is the reason that we aro trying to
work out a plan that will, In a
measure, give general relief. I
don't ask ilio government to give
this blanket Tellet. I am asking
that we be permitted to do some of
these things for ourselves. I be
lieve tho District should assumo
some of ita responsibility. It Is
well for the officials ot the govern
ment to know the individual condi
tions, but it Is up to us, as offi
cers ot the District, to tnko the per
sonal matters into conslderaion and
doul with the Individuals. That Is
what we aro trying to do. It is our
responsibility. I don't know that
I have anything mora to say on this
subject. i
Dr. Drew. This tax situation is
the most critical ot anything we
have to' face in Klamath County,
and it is a thing that has been
growing for a number ot years. The
majority ot our tax payors are moat
ing their obligations. On tho other
hand, we have some agitators who
are advising those people and try
ing all the time to stir up agitation.
Two ot those men who enmo here
and talked wroto articles which
thoy were almost ashamed to fnthor,
advising peoplo In this very town
not. to pay their taxes. . They hove
caused a roat doal ot our delin
quent taxm, but on tho other hand,
we have people who became Involved
during tho depression who have
stayed on tholr farms and worked,
and boenmo delinquent in their
taxes and havo boon unable to pay,
and I fool that thoy should h'lvo
some rollof. I think those agitators
are to blamo for about one bait ot
the delinquent taxes, nnd thon, as
you have said, we have a tow ljn;l
Speculators who owe a great deal,
(Continued on page seven)
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