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Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3..1S79. . . '
Member of the Associated Press " ""'
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publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other
wise credited in this paper and also the local news published
therein. All rights Of republication of special dispatches here
in are' also reserved.- ''
The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
nd the City of Klamath Falls:
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Delivered 'by Carrier "
On Year - I- . 16. SO
Six Month 3.50
Three Months . u 1.95
One Month ' .85
MONDAY,
FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY
When one takes a person to his bosom and cares for
him and helps him to grow, and prosper, the heart is
filled with bitterness when such generosity Is repaid by
betrayal. Such a case would be analogous to the action
of the California Oregon Power company in the recent
ffort to bottle up Klamath
Iioro Jine L certain privilege
clause.' ,v "'. " ;
Followinc is an excerpt
Portland, .written to a prominent business man of this
city. " It was received here early last' week and from its
tenor the reader will see' that he is in close touch with
the railroad situation and
authoritative statements." This is what he had to say
about The Evening Herald statement that the Califor
nia" Oregon Power company and the Southern Pacific
are one and the same: ' ' '
"I have had two other consultations with Turner
since and Budd said1 they are-going to build into
Klamath Falls.' I note what The Herald has un
covered. Undoubtedly it is O. K. The Calif omia
Oregon Power company, Which always appeared to
be owned by a bunch of Sah Francisco bankers, is
in reality the property of the S. P.' This especially
impresses me, since the bankers who appear as the
owners of the California Oregon Power company
are the banks in which the S. PV places most of its
money. . It's a gi-eat: game if one is ever on the
watch." . , , '- '." '
Klamath Falls has been lavish with the California Ore
gon Power company, and it
erosity to now seeK xne oetrayai oi me cuy into me nanus
that would prevent all railroad development that was
not of their own choosing. The time is at hand when the
California Oregon Power company must be driven from
control of the affairs of Klamath Falls and Klamath
county;' It has become it curse to the community. , !'
f FACTORY 'OR
The dangerous aee. as
lies "between .the years 21 and 24., Within this age-group
arrests, convictions and commitments i-each their maxi
mum.. From 70 to more; than 90 per cent of the prisoners
in statcT institutions are first termers. - J
Because of these facts the
rather than punishment or
should be the first consideration in prison management
But the'"de'partment of manufacture, which is making a
study :of the question, finds.two distinct lines of thought.
One. concerned largely with" the commercial angle of
the problem,' holds that the prisoner is debtor to the state
and should pay in labor to the state, and that prisons' be
made self-supporting by such labor. The other holds that
prisons should function as far as possible as reforma
tories and return to society rehabilitated as much of the
wreckage as possible.; According to the latter view, a suc
cessful reformatory cannot be a profitable factory. ;
The" object '.of . the inquiry is. to find,, if . possible, . a
course upon' which those interested may unite and take
a torward step. ' -
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MAY, 4, 1925
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without the common" user
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from a lettej-'from a man. m
evidently in" a position to make
is small return for this gen-
REFORMATORY
disclosed by prison statistics,
view is general that reform
the protection of society,
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A curtain on whii.1i motion pic
tures may be shown.
A string or linkj pl.)
Inclinxttsn.
Valuable property.
Sun god.
Conducts orchestra.
You and I.
Liable
Weights. '
Early evening meal.
Krult. -
Roadhouae.
To place automobile ra a ro
serred spot.
To dobark. 1 ' ' .
Rent: (v.) . - ;
To allot.
Garden tool.
To want.
Known racts. '
3'erforms.
Metal In natural form.
Sea eagle. -
Matter In aeriform tatc.
To taunt.
Atop. " ' ;
Period. ''- '
Proceeding from the ide.
Seventh mus.:cal note.' '' '
Ships', prow.
Select. , ' . .' '
To boii.
Ti confide."
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Strips of leather.
JIaterliil used for niouriilng.
Second note fa scale.
Finish.
.To preparo for publication.
Headgear, (pi). ... .
Animal similar to donkey.
Exists, ,
More rjcent. , '
Special cult of meat.
Common house plant.
To invado suddenly.
A penny. .
AbillLies.
Large drinking cup.
Values. ,
To babble. ' , "'.
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Four-wheeled vehicles drawp by
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49. Light boat used by Indians.
42. Long grass.
44. Remarks. . .
46. Ribbon band around waist.
47. To rage."
BO. To rent. ' '
61. To cut oif. ' t
54. Point of compass. '
66. Toward. ,
An American avlatrlx Is Btartllng
Paris; so sunburned noses may soon'
bo considered atyllBh.
BY CHARLES P.'STEWART
? NEA Service Writer
WASHINGTON Everybody
praised President Coolidye's
economy program until lie
really began to economize. Then
the yelp went tip Immediately that
he was hurting business.' . j
) It went up soonest, nnd ' still 'is
loudest, in Washington, .because
; erasing names from the govcri
ment pay roll honestly does put a
! crimp Into local trade. Every time
a. public servant loses his. Job,
.Washington merchants lose a cub-'
tomer. What's more, even those ,
who aren't fired are afraid they're
.going to be, so all of them nro
banging onto every cent they cun.
y .-Inasmuch as about half Wash
ington's population consists of fed
"eral employes, this counts, t
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MOST of the de-Jobbed govern
ment tollers leave for their
, respective home towns dl
'rectly after dismissal. They have
to get back whore . thcy'ye no
.qualnted, to look for work. Gen
erally they probably ore bettor off
for being driven out into the cold
world of private activity which, If
more strenuous, also aycragea-bot-l
tcr pay than tho government's.
Few of them look at it thus, how
ever. Tho way they tell It, they're
! victims of a perfect hysteria of
'penny-pinching. They simply wero
Indlupcnslble In Washington, too.
Others might hovo Jicen eparcd,
hut without themselves the govern
ment will go smash. "That's the
version of those whom presiden
tial economy has lopped onT,j '
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THE unfortunates I have? their
friends . all ovcrl tho f lomd.'
These
friends - '.sympathize
with them and howl also. Hounds
of wailing reach the White House
from, every direction, from near
byftnd from afar. "Go easy!" Is
the burden of the cry. "Thrift's a
'. 'good tiling!'' t (Mcjr.ton wlxnjrflt
Kiiumiilt ViiMk I'artj'-llrhim Hiirnt!
Iirttu lUi.ski-t of Jitiut .
Among tho first purtlps spudding
yesterday fishing to report tho limit
was ono composed, of Klamath Falls
residents who spent tho day on the
banks of the north fork of tho
Sprnguo River near Illy on Bridge
Flats, was composed of l.oo Hous
ton, Fred Petemtlner," Harry Mea
ner and Morris Myers. They return
ed lute last night from their trip
"tired but happy" . and Uiq limit
tucked away In their fish baskets,
one of the lucklust parties of the
"ay.
SCHOOL llO.Wtll MKDTS
Although several Importnnt mat
ters were scheduled to come up
before tho county Irlgh school hoard
Saturday, they wero deferred pend
ing a speci- mooting In 11m near
future, owing to the nbsnnco of two
board members, Coun(y !omm!
sloncr llurrcl Short and County
Judgo R. H. Uuhnell.
The work of the board was con
fined to consideration and paK.ilns
of monthly bllli. Ihwril members
present wero County Treasurer
Vera Houston, County S.liool Su
perintendent Fred Peterson and
Coun:y Commissioner Charles
Martin.
, TO 8TOl PAHAOKS
PARIS. May 4. The French Cab
inet decided today to prohibit street
processions next Sunday when, In
celebration of Joan of Arc's day de
monstrations and counter demon
strations hnd been arranged to an
extent, which, 'tho authorities de
cided, threaten to cnuse rioting.
doesn't hit ''us.") "But don't let'
It degenerate Into parsimony!"
(Which 1 what thrift Is called
when It does hit "us.")
m. ..
NOT only Is a weeding out of
Individuals a good thing, but
whole bureaus and depart
ments ought to be abolished.
President Coolldgo knew It would
lie painful and aald so, but ho
shows signs of going through to
tho bitter end. It will save money,
promote oincloncy and end a lot
of governmental- yoking, by offl
clala who haven't anything else
to do. . - '' i
. fTVIK bureau of foreign and do-
mcstle commerce calls atten- ,
I tlon to the foot that .in th
Inst nve years Americans nave in
vested 3.3ou,O0O,O00 In enterprises
In -forolgn countries. This Is on ,
top of hugo Investments prior to .
. tho flvo-ycar period. - Nor docs It j
Include government loans Just 1
prlvnta Investments. They're not
nufo Investments, cither. Honalor ,
lioroh remarks. Why not? Oh, bo- j
aause If Amorloa ever gets Into
war with any of tho countries
where the money Is, they'll simply
turn It over to their alien prop
erly custodians ' nnd It will be
gono for keeps, That's what wo
did with German prlvato prop- ,
erty here, tho senator observes.
It's course he thinks olhers will
bo glad lo imltalo If ever . they
get tho chanco. -tJV
THE Chamber of Commerce of
the United Htitrai dopes H
f out ' that a : salesman who's
1 deeply In debt Is tt, better worker,
'on an average, than ono who's
debt free. For one thing, he has
to work hard to pay his obllga-'
lions on. , And only a smart man
can persuade anybody to make
him a big loan. "Bui," warn
, Chamber of Commerce, "beware of '
the man who owes small sums
t,ni.tinii -
A . I - f
uni
..i.m fnu.fa Milch AH ttllB llfltt
i. iiinrk chiffnii in aituin
IralHhl I1iim nitd " uiUmu tvn
iur t o clutr o R'SMiur ilk-o i
Ihc nd ul a limn rililwn iiwuuiw
Fiiti: v.miKNs mi:i:t
AI,KM, Ore., May 4. -A two-
diiy eniiforciiee of Oresor, Ilro war
dens met liore Iodic.'. Toe proxi,ini
It) given over mil In;.' Hi aililrcMim
uud illmii wlunn rulutlng io llio
protection cf farJets from fire, coun
ty, ntnto anil federal officials p.'r
tlclnatitis. Guvernnr l'lerce ad-
fri'ssnd lha wardens Immedltiiely
alter the ronierenie ronvneu iminy.
Tunmr: "Hay, Sli Van, ho bl
do women got In Knglinil?"
Mlsj Van: "Oh, 1 tlon't know.
What did you nsk for?"
Tumor: "I re.nl In a paper wljero
a wumau In Kiiglflnd lost a' thous
and pound."
Rules for Garden Novico
For beginners in vosnlablo gard
ening four rules may he laid down
which, Is strictly ohsqrvpil, will
place I'miii at om'e In lite front
ranks of umiitourH.
Ono dlffereace betwo.n luvlcoi
and expert.'i in nny enturprlin Ik In
the finish of their porforniuftooi.
The bcgiuncr Is imu illy Bl !:;'. the
export Is exact und orderly. Wheth
er It Is In swinging a golf rlub or
making u cuka porfacllnii Ij to be
obtniiiad by attenllon to dotulls.
In gardening inarknt growers are
iucUouIoih J ii their obsurvatlons of
ttiuae rulif.i, while urn mourn are us
ually cureless ubout them. Th
four rules nro:
1. Plant In straight rows running
north and south. Murk thu rows
with a garden line and space them
evenly, eighteen Inches to threo
feet apart for feeds sown In drills.
2. Sow not too thickly, but en
ough id to Inuura a g'ocU aland, and
thin out ruthlessly, whnn the seed
lings come, to prevent' crowding of
tho plnnls. . ,.;
9. Ciiltlvito regularly throhghout
the season; - no , mutter what' tha
tompcraturo may be. 1)o not allow
weeds to ralHo their h mIh In snfoty.
NO DRPAMS OP BUSS
oRINS-MORE DEUGHr-
-THAN THIS TO ANY
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What conjures .up a morn
delightful - eniurtalnment
than llio liii'ai of a iili'd
'Juloy roast nerved with tha
proper vrgiitiibles.' This
market makim iluch ilroiiniH
come true. !
Watch for. Mr. lluppy
Party
3 Jj ?? u'dclicyjotn
illM 1 rsafasasasssaMaaifsgfasjfa.
Westerners
knovwhata
die should be
ONE tcllmpie of Cali
fornia, or Orctioit,
or Wiuhlnuton, or
any Western state prove
thut the West 1 the motor
ground of Atncrlcul .
California, for Inilsnce, Isssls
Nw York anil tvety olhar
lata In regUirstinn of p
scoger autumobitesl
A group of tucceiiAil Akron
tire engineers caught a vUloa
of the opporiunltici In the
West, lis vait reMUrcrs and
pouttrillitc fur growth appeal
d to thctu.
Dlgglni Into the facta, they
learned that 30 per cent of tho
natlnn'a tires are umh! west of
llie Mlwrtnlppl. And only 3
per cuc were made there I
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They tniuferrrd their skill
and meunn to the Wcit.
Their CT-C Cord loday U
regarded as one of the three or
four really fine tires In America.
Nine wraitem nun give It a
remarkable ule. rarther liaat
Its good name Is rapidly
spreading.
We shall ba glad to give you
expert Information about your
Ires, and If you need Uirm
-- put on CT-Ca either bid
loon, send . balloon, heavy
duty corda or ovcrmhe curds I
"Quality will arm b
aucriurrd lo meet a prtaf
PreiUrnl ' '
Columbia Tiro Corporatioa
(IIIU)UllN:
'4'hlliHiiltt (inrngn
WIRT KLAMATH:
:. A. Page Hon
l'AISI,KY!
f. It. .(irahnnt
DOitlilS: 1 .
Taller & WUo
Full Balloons Semi-Balloons
Heavy-Duty Corda Ovcrtlxe Cords
I'HOXK OKFU'IAM IIKItK
R. V. Wooilnnrd, nuperlnicniluni
of mnlntenunco work for the UV
clflc Telephone V Tflcgr.iph corn
pan In Oregon, noil J. F. Lowrlo.
plant superlulouden for Oregou, ar
rived In Klamnth Falls yeslordny
and remained over tnilay lo In.tpoot
tho local office nnd tho extension
work now In progress. Tho two
tolophnuo company officials evinced
much Interest In tho growth of tho
telephone company's buslnoss horn.
OUAKKS iiki-ohticd
llAJIFAX, May 4 Tho selsmo
graph at Dalhnusio Unlvoralty rec
orded two distinct earth shocks yes
terday, 11 wiis fiinouucoil today.
Tho first disturbance was recorded
ul 1:42 p. m., Atlantic standard
time, mid tho Inst vt 11:88 p. m,
Tho condlllon wiijf noted ut 7:10 . .p.
m., lasting' until (I o'clock, appar
ently wero vibrations from gevero
ciiitli quakes, oxperts snld.
Phone 93
New Parcel :
Post Rates . ,
If you ship goods by
Parcel Post call at' our
office and get one qt
the new Fourth Class
or Parcel ' Post Rate
Cards. , -f-,.; ;
. .Freer : ''
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these, give the new
rates,, according to
zones, which went into
effect April, 15. , t
W.O.SMITH
. Printing Co.
. 'Quality Printing"
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