THURSDAY, APRIL' 10, 1921?
PAGE SIX
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
CLASS IN BUGOLOGY WI LL NOW COME TO ORDER
OUT OF THE AIR
'Munuilcr Itiullo Dept., Unidwhi HurdwaW) Co, ' '
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Company; Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath falls, Or.
. EVJ. MURRAY ..
W. H. PERKINS .
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Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879.
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THURSDAY,
"A FRIEND INDEED"
We are told that W. P. Myers, acting district attorney,
is proving to be a tried and true friend in coining with
out pay so we are told to the defense of A. A. Anness,
who is now on trial in federal court on a charge so re
volting that even the public is barred from hearing the
salacious testimony. ,
!- A tried and true friend to whom? To the public whom
' he is supposed to represent as acting district attorney of
Klamath county? Most assuredly not. . . . . ,
A true friend of decency, of law and order? Is It not
a vile insult to the motherhood of Oregon? ' . "
A true friend to Anness, whose reputed conduct with
a 12-year-old girl was so revolting that the federal gov
ernment was forced to Step in and insist upon prosecu
tion when the state courts failed to bring the creature
to justice? .; J" yi - -
There we have it. We are willing to concede that
the acting district attorney of Klamath county is a "friend
indeed" to this man Anness, who is alleged to have flitted
about the country with a 12-year-old girl as his consort.'
But what of the public, which pays the acting district
attorney ajnonthly salary on the theory mark well the
word that he shall be the guardian of law and order in
i. Klamath county? What of the oath of office which the
acting district attorney took when he entered upon his
duties?, . , y !-?. " y'" .
: Aside from the ethical features of the case, which pre
sent the spectacle of a prosecuting attorney. defending a
man charged .with a most heinous crime, the rights of the
t' public; of law and oMeY and decency, are paramount to
, the rights of this man Anness and. his attorney. , .'
, The guilt or innocence of Anness is beside the question!.
The fact remains that the acting district attorney has no
btv-iness neglecting his public work to defend a private
client in the criminal court of the United States.
It is unfortunate that District Attorney Ganong is in-
capacitated and unable to attend to his duties as prose
cuting attorney. But for his. own. sake and for the sake
; of the Klamath-public, which really suffers the most,
District Attorney Ganong should rid himself of the man
Myers. ' ;.
HUNTS
WASHINGTON
LETTER
Ity HARRY JJ. HUNT ,
XEA Service! WrlUT
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15.' When
the processes ot the law become so
involved that the government itself
cannot follow them, it would Seem
to the laman that the time bad
come for some simplified and com
monsenBe rules of procedure.
Contempt tor the : IaV, about
which public authorities complain
so bitterly, is helped, not hindered,
by the spectacle, of such -denouements
as came In the government's
prosecution of criminal indictments
again Fall, Sinclair and Doheny In
scandal."
The Indictments were quashed
by Chief Justice McCoy 'of -the Dis
trict Supreme COUrt, hot because
cf any question of fact in the evi
dence submitted to the grand Jury,
but because of the presence at the
grand Jury hearing of a representa
tive of the Department ot Justice.
The only possible conclusion is
that the, Department : of Justice it
self cannot tell, under, the Involved
and Intricate technlcaliles that have
coma to surround grand tiury' pro
cedure, when it should and when
it should not take a hand in pre
senting evidence , 'for' prosecution.
Any other 'conclusion would mean
that the department deliberately
acted in a way to Jeopardize the
validity of the indictments; that
the department ' was directly seek
ing to thwaru,not to obtain Justice.
e
Anyhow,' Assistant Attorney (len-'l
eral Oliver Pagan wits present ns
un assistant to the special cmingil :
appointed by President - Cootldge to i
prosecute the oil easel, and McCoy
. holds he ought not have been there. (
The Indictments are voided on this
ground nloiie:' ..; Vir,,
Ut tliji'iniaiiilmo-u full joiii' liaV-
Publihe
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APRIL 16, 1925
Ing passed since the indictments
were returned the stature of lim
itation's has expired on the charges
of bribery on which two of the in
cidents were based. If on appeal,
the action of Justice McCoy is sus
tained, the government will, by the
action Of one of its assistant attor
ney generals, have lost the right to
press these bribery charges further.
The whole cause of Justice, there
fore, rests not on the fact ot brib
ery . or lack of it; but on a tech
nicality which bars the way to any
trial on . the real facts. And In
this case the government itself set
.up the technicality which thwarted
its own prosecution.
Speaking of bribery Democrats
suggest that actually though not
morally or legally, some such In
fluence itras responsible for Dorch
ester county, Maryland, going Re
publican tor the first time in it
history last November. ':
As the story goes, the prejlflcntal
yacht Mayflower, on one of -Ceoi-idge's
week-end trips last fall, put
In at Cambridge, Md., on lower
Cheasapeake bay one. Sunday morn
ing. The president and 'his party
debarked and made their way to
church to attend services.. , When
the collection plate was passed
Coolldge put Into It a crisp ' new
$5 bill.- V ' 1 ' ' ':'!
The church authorities, proud of
the visit by the presidential party,
seeking some . tangible token by
which the memory of the visit
could be perpetuated,, pounced
upon that sii. Instead of being
turned Into the treasury It . was
properly labeled, framed, and hung
In the vestry room. There It was
Inspected by not only ull of Cam
bridge, but by hundreds- of visitors
from the back country who visited
the I'-uul',. sent vvi-r to election.
The Cciliutfo contribution became
a lodostono -that drew 1 Democrats
and Itopublicntis. ullko. Many who
came skeptical' ttnd; scoffltm, went
iiwuy In I'uVi't'iinco, , '
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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HORIZONTAL
Levers acted on by the foot. .
Railway stations.
Not tight.
To go calling. . ,
Like. .
A predictor. ' . 1 ,
Measure of area.
To make an equal score.
To trim or dress with the beak.
Age. "
Finishes.
A collection of facts.
To crack a whip.
Indians who now live in Utah.
Tense.
Blemish. '
Feathered animals.
Affirmative votes.
Valleys. .
Hoadgeaf (pi.)
Self. . ' .
Tardy. i '. .
Beer.
Dirty, soft, moist, adhesive sub
stance. .
Certain kind of Iace-maklng.
Myself. .....
-Endures. . .
Jdmbled type. - '
sin. " -y y
Opposite to Inner.
Conditions. '
To seek to attain something
high or great.
VERTICAL '
Flat China discs on which food
is served. '
DyeBtuff, brownish red powder.
To fare.
Venomous snake (Cleo's friend)
fiweflt secretion left by plant
louse.
Level.
Small hole by smallpox.
Bone.
Crown-like head ornament.
Stripes of leather with a buckle
at 'the end. . s
Iteveuls.
English money (pi
To hearken.
To instruct. '
Tq beseach.' r '
Stops, '
To cause to overflow. '
Before. .'. ' '
Striped cloth nmdo of camel's
hair;'.. .
27
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136
44
Ik.
W7
55
34. Humiliates:
36. Identity ot anything consid
ered abstractly.
37. Cupola. 1 -
38. To withdraw.
40. Lively. ' ' '
421 Endowment. !
44. Gradual diminution of thick
ness. 48. Positive, s
54. Sun god.., .
68. Seventh not In Scalo.
11. The god of love.
E0. Habitual drunkard, , .. '
61. To take food. i
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
TOM SIMS SAYS
A man downtown broke feels llko
a woman downtown without . her
powder. ...
"Things are upside down," says a
London scientist. Then we won't sit
on any movie seats in 'our spring
Suit. '- .' - o
Three men sliot a general In Mex
ico City. And. then we'll bet the
peasants tried to vote, thinking It
was an election.
Wonder If a private In the Mex
ican army has to secure Ills snr
Reunt'B permission to shoot tho cap
tain? - . ' ;
In Oermimy, ,n opera will be
brondt.ist froth nullo station Koon
Igswustei Jinusen; , iPlens ,raiuembar
the n:inuv'. V -.', '..,. :
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TcllliiK U girl hr petticoat Is
showing Is a mistake, hcenuso they
doot wear them. '( ,
Be getting your Christmas gifts
In shape to give us wedding pres
ents. Your,
JBf now out of date,
Attt aw out of use
technical glossanefl which naturally makes room in thia raiarfed
Toeabokvy for the latest, words of everyday Use of which there an
. thomands of new ones- expressive, forceful words, with which eret
body should be familiar. The publishers abandoned their old printing
plates, so let the babies play with that oid dictionary now, and get
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plan towards tlm elimination , nf
iiiilo. fudltiK, and othur disturb
iiik'vk which . Inlurfwu with radio
reception, according to nu offlt'lul
bulletin.
The first stop of the burouu. tild
e.l by iiidlo engineers from ull ovur
the country will b the doUirniliig
Hull ut tho physical laws governing
the fllitlit of I lie t'lidla wave.
Out of tho studios Is expected to
oliin a si'lontJfln formuln for trans
mission which miiy Imvu a gruat
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I'roifiimi for Krlilur
KI'O Sun Francisco, 8 p,
m.
Jaluc hotel dance orchestra.
KK1 I.os Angeles. 8 p. lis. Jim
Now comes thu suiison of the year
vlmti nc.nl dealers are busy trying
to get t'lulr, friends buck.
It will bo luiphsslble for spring to
weur out her Welconie.
It Is, trno that money talks, Inn
a m nil tells lis bis weekly puy check
run baruly speak nbauve whisper.
For Women Only-
This Is for women, old ns well at young. Kegardless of ago,' you
are liiterojteil In keeping your good looks. Don't neglect your
teeth one or tho most Important factors In looking well nud
being well. Wn are iUnllfted to h"li you sue that tltey are kpt In
perfect condition. . ,
R.D. COE, Dentists 'V
' (Palnli'M. Of course " " J "
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Old J)it!onai7
and here t a new one to talc Sia
no obiokte words no "filler"
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in In 't'lirbol's iIkju orrliestrn.Hcuteli
ehid'in lei' siiiih. Dp, m. Owen KaK
Inns f.illtoniliiili. I.ureu Kuhlnsou's
Apollo Mttlo riuiittultn will give a
in'oitruiti ot liiirinony emliruclng
stundiinl u ml new male quitrletlo
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KKOAHeuttle,' 8:30 The .Tillies
Pl'Og I'll HI, ; , ' .,
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N iViilty numbers U)' I'lierry t'lty
I law 1 1 In tin, mill Duels, . ,,
' K1,X Oakluiid, N p. m. ; Studio
concert featuring Hie Onlillliul Ap
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KOA Denver, 7: 10. Hiudlo pro-'
Kin in nrriiiiged by the viiliintns of
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, HOW I'oi'Miiml, 8 p. nu lecture
by Ilia t'nlvorslty of Oregon Riteo- ,
slon division 10:3(1 1 1 oat Owls.
KNX Hollywood, 8 p. West
("oust Theatres proKriim.
What this ruuulry iioiirls most Is
less til I li Its It needs most. t i.
The wnaihcr Is discussed . mora
often ttiua any other subject simply
because It It the closest, t ,1
It;.'
rt'oulriil't the farmers be hapny
bunch If they cotiUl 'find ulVlnsect
which eats nothing but weeds?
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