The Evening herald., June 08, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

MONDAY, JUNK H. 11125
This is Getting Tiresome
EVERETT TRUE
By CONDO
Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing
Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Or.
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News Editor
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SUBSCRIPTION
1 Delivered by Carrier
One Tear - J6.50
Blx Month .-. 3. BO
Three Monthi ! 1.95
One Month . .66
MONDAY,
"THE ANGLERS BE D D"
Some stringent measures should be taken whereby the
lives of anglers in the Klamath river below Copco might
. be protected against the sudden rush' of waters when
.. the power company floodgates are opened. Already
this year, one life has been lost and three others nar
rowly escaped death below the flood of rushing waters.
'Advices- from Yreka ' are
eomoanv officials are not
wish to take the trouble of
the river banks, saying tnat in their opinion sportsmen
would tear them down. '
In other words, if reports from Yreka" be-true, the
power corporation officials view, the loss of human life
lightly. . A lifeless form, a broken home, anguished
hearts all of these,' apparently, mean nothing to the
'power corporation." TJiey are interested only in water
power, and if an innocent angler should be caught in
the flood waters and earned to his death, that is his
misfortune.- The power corporation cannot be bothered.
. It is needless to ' expect that the power corporation
. on its own initiative will take any steps to protect the
lives of anglers, .but there should be some way in which
i they could be held to answer; or at least, to give the
; angler an outside chance for his life. ; - ,
i,We are wondering if. the Klamath Rod and Gun club
' will protest this needless death and insist upon throw-
ing softie safeguard about their brother anglers in order
that similar drowning tragedies might be obviated in the
future.
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Blossoms. '
Tree with tough .wood. ' "
Bone. .
Rings.
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swimming. ' ;
Porfect type of Imagination.
Lowest deck of a vessel.
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note. ;
To pay for the entoftatnmonl of
companions.
Pork.
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also the local news published
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RATES
Rt Mall
One Year -- -
six -Months .....
Three Months
One Month
-.6.00
2.76
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. .65
JUNE S, 1925
to the effect that power
interested. They do not even
posting warning signs along
WORD PUZZLE
63. Electrified particles.
65.. Plain; gold band.
C7.. To nap.
70. Particle.
73. Apart. -
74. Human limb. .'
75. Fern reproductive cell.
VERTICAL .
1. To exist.
2. To value.
3. Subsists. '
4. To stab.
5: Therefore. .,.',.'
0. To ramble. ..
7. Like. . ' ,
9. Rodent.
10. Either' better half. '
11. Lubrication. .
12. Weepy party al, tho wedding,
14. To stop.
15. Organs of hearing.
18. Proposition.
20. Commonly used for nn
thought to a completed
added
letter.
21. Professional knot tyers.
22. Ponderous volume.
24. Yellow Hawaiian bird.
25. dud. ' ' '
20. Ang'n between l::ncr and outer
murglns of an insect's wing.
27. A good wish for the bride. '
29. pcenn. .
stMo sin.
33. Beautify. " U . "
.14. Thin flat piece of roofing.
35. instrument for untangling
hair
(pi) ,
36. To travel by auto.
42. Where the sun rises.
I.L Devoured.
4 5. Exclamation of surprise.
46. Eccentric wheels.. '
0. Not so much.
1. Alleged hypnotic force.
52. Common viper.
3. Third musical note.
54. A quick cut. .
57. Wrong doing.
53. Grief (variant).
59. Energy. ' , ,
61.. Smell.
62. Self.
61. To sleep.
65. Sun god
S. Nay.
Si. Melancholy note.
69. Printer's measure.
1. Toward. "
2. Myself.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
Living may cost more Can it did.
but few of us have to support a
pair of white shoe3 now. '
in Time . hes
GOT A LOT
OF UP. HELL
MAKE OLD
HiMOEMBuRG
TO
LOOrt LAWE A
SCHOOL KlO.
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WhW MOTMERS GET ',J jrRvAilt.
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WASiHNCTON. Juno 8. -Washington
as national lawmaking lieail
;u?.rters', senses a popular reaction
setting In nguin3t tho Inst few years'
hysteria of . regulating everybody's
personal . hubilH, conduct, morals,
evon thought,' by statute. '
You hear politicians, whose busi
ness is to keep in touch with pub
lic sentiment throughout tho coun
try, constantly referring to a grow
ing ' resentment among tho people
against so much legislation.
Tho consensus of political opinion
is that puritanlsm has overreached
Itself. '
Up to a certain point tho average
American, something of a puritan
himself, might havo stood It Inde
finitely. But tho ultra-puritans kept
at it until they'd pass that point
far and away.
The uverage American a great
many of him, anyway Is sick of
it, and now. he's making up his
mind to get rid of a lot of restraints
that otherwise perhaps he'd have
submitted to. That's the politicians'
diagnosis, at all events.
Lntcly the tondoncy away from
restrictive laws has boon fastened
ny a lew developments which mado
ihcm ridiculous. Tho prolonged
failure of prohibition to prohibit was
weighing heavily already.
HES GOiKl'To
good gracious' woull
look Ten wears older
vmith a moustache! do
voo want people "Rj
-THw 1M FlFTW "TvwO
vmheni'm OUiW FofflWTwo'?
HAME. ME BEAT.
I OWU-i HAD
THREE ON A SlOE
STAV3T"- LOOK
AT IT r-JQVM.
' Tlim eamo tho coast guard's vio
lent hurst of activity against rum
smugBlIn. exciting, at the snmo
time, considerable Indignation over
tho prodigious expense Involved, anil
a vast amount of mirth nt the entire
ahsenco of any result . that liquor
consumers ara able to discern.
The stampede from Detroit to
Windsor, Ontario, on the resumption
of beer-selling there, caused a laugh.
Recent gestures by the antl-tobac-conbits
caused another.
Tho attempt in the Florida legis
lature to outlaw the word "flap
per" caused a third. Tennessee's
antl-ovolutlon case Is helping liberal
ism notably.
Friends of the rejected c'jllrt labor
amendment to tho constitution luy
their defeat to anti-rugulntlon feel
ing. That unduo roHirlctlon of par
ents. In tho upbringing of their
children, was the amendment's pur
pose Is denied, but that It was so in
terpreted is obvious, it's admitted.
The proposition's supporters also
mado what they concede now was
thu mistake of maintaining that
society's rights over the child are
superior to tho parents'.
''An attempt to. carry stato 1 tc
tution right in to the home!" was
tho popular verdict. Forthwith the
amendment was turned down over
whelmingly. Leading days read tha signs of tho
t Irr-fB , 1
3)0 00 N 'El
- OUT
k" ff.S.
times clearly. Fully aware of lh
threat Hint "iintl-lum" In going to be
turiti'd Into u joke by thote who seek
to overdo It, General Counsel Wuyno
II. Wheeler of lite Antl-Siilium
LrnKiie emphatically repudiate nay
antipathies but tlm league's own.
It Is, he says, nntl-nolhliig except
'.he saloon. Secretary IW'ts Pickett
-if tho ..Methodist Episcopal Hoard of
TemtKrniue. Prohibition and I'ltb
Ho, forals is on rucord ns knowing
of "nobody outuldo of a lunatic nsy
In in who favors tobacco prohibition,"
. ' , , ,.-'
. If the politicians guess right,
there's likely to be u decided loosen
ing of regulative strings when Con
gress and the various statu legisla
tures meet next.
Few of (he politicians themselves
are cntlnislnxtle regulators, They
passed tho laws they thought the
voters wuntcd and will repeal them
as ruadlly If they think tho voters
want that. . .
Prohibition, to be sure, won't bo
so easy to bundle. The eighteenth
amendment probably can't bo wiped
from tho constitution for n long
lime.
lint tho Volstead law caw ho
changed and tho amendment con
siderably modified by logul defini
tion. Tho drys think tho supremo
court would call this unconsltutlonal
but tho wots doubt It.
Anyway, they point out, tho law's
repeal would leavo tha amendment
Ineffective and there's no question
concerning Congress' right to repeal
It.
Heat Wave Is
Finally Over
Relief in Prospect To
day in East and
Middle West
CHICAGO, June 8. (A.P.) Ro
ller In custom and mldwestern nroas
was In .prospect today from the
almost nation wldo hoat wuvo, which
has taken a toll of 481 lives In
nlno days. Although westorn tom
poraturcs woro moduratod to some
extent yostorduy by cloudiness, rales
and winds, resulting In a smaller
numbor of deaths than tho day be
fore, tho continuing host In many
eastern areas 'added heavily to the
casualty list, deaths yostorday direct
ly attributed to tno hoat numhorod
157 (all but 8 In eastern territories.
Tho, previous total was 434 deaths
from hoat and storm, ,
(Philadelphia led the casualty list
TO TALIFORNTA
, The Scenic, Inexpensive Way- '" '
Klamath iFalls-Redding Stage
(TO ltEDDINO AND WAY POINTS)
Iavn Hero 7:' n, lu Arrive Reilillim ni-IO n, m.
Cniiiieet directly ivilli Hiu'iiimeiilii find other Houtlibiiuiid stiiijes
Lenvo Ileddlng t :IKI n. in. Arrlvo Hero 4:110 p. in.
T otv Faff T
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CALIFORNIA
wllh 71 deaihs, while 31 were ro
rnrdeil In New York.
Itellef was furoeait in New Eng.
land uml New Jersey were schedul
ed to benefit front an atmospheric
movement from thu northoatt, while
the wen was, premised relief, as a
disturbance moved Into tlm central
nates from Ilia llocky mountains.
Ily Tuesduy the western messenger
will. have progressed to Tsnnes-ioo,
the Ohio valley unit the lower lake
region, Thu enuanco of tha .storm
rati) the middle west was accom
pli n led by ronnlderablu dumagn in
several suite, lllgli winds, small
tnrn.id les. rains demolished build
ings, flooded basement, Interrupted
communication and killed or Injur
ed sovornl persons. Utile Falls,
.Minn., Omaha, Neb., and Anlmora
Oklahoma, nod Davenport, losa,
worn In tha paths of the storms.
Near Wray a galo swept through
twenty flvo miles of territory,
wrecking moro tlun a : hundred
buildings and injuring a score of
persons. Tho quick drop la torn
pnrntnres was In ovldenco at lies
.Moines, . whoro the, mercury moved
downward from 84 to 65 In ten min
utes. Yesterday's heat deuth list
follows:
Philadelphia 71: New York 31;
Ellxabeth N. J., 5; Nuw Ark 4; Ilul
tlmoro 3j Tronlon N. J 3; rough
kcepslo 3; Washington 3; llacken-
sack N. J., 3; Ituynnn, N. J., 2;
Wilmington, Del., 2; Crolon, N. Y.
1; iloboken, to, J, lj Lynn, Mass.,
2; Fall Hlver, Muss.. 1; Heading,
Pa., lj Chicago 2: Omaha 2; SI.
Louis 3; Minneapolis 1; Scattering
14,
LEAVES It)K Hl.MMEIl .
Mrs. Molllo Holding, primary
teenher In tho Klamath Fulls schools
plans to lenvo tomorrow for Ilond.
Orogon, whoro she will spend tlm
summer as tho guest of Miss Allco
Hpuuldlng nt tho Altnmont Motel,
IIO.M1.VO I'KJUONH y
All) .'SALESMEN
OAKLAND. Cnl.. Juno 8 f Aim
A well-known Cullfomla corpora
tion has Installed nlguon lofts nt
Stockton, finnln Crur,, Hnn Josa,
Santn llosa, Frosno and Mnrys
vllle, nnd homing birds nro to bo
used ns mossngo bearers. Hales.
men wllh henditmrlnrs In tho cities
named will carry pigeon's and ro
leaso them to send In orders.
Wo would belong to , the uppor
chins except wo enn't, bo uppish. .
A hotiso will stuy painted a faiy
years but a dnugbtur?.won't;!: 1- ;
JklHl !" "li
- ."'.(. ud
Heddlnir $7.00
Hncininenlo SI2.00
STAGE CO.
Phone 77 601 Main,
Cnll for holp. i f
Aurora. ....