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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1925)
'PAGE TEN EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1025 Issued jSaily,. except Sunday, by The Herald Publisbinf Company,-Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Or, 8. J. MURRAY ........ W; H. PERKINS ... m:wi .............. Publisher . "News Editor Entered as fecond class matter, at the postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. , Member of the Associated Press - Ite Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re 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- ti are also reserved. . ; The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. v" . ' L Oat Year 8tg Months Tare Month Ott MoaUi SUBSCRIPTION Delivered by Carrie S.S0 . S.60 . 1.9S .S BATES Br Mail One Tear - Six Months Three Month One Month -15.00 1. 1.76 1.S0 . .! FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925 . Vr:'. A SORRY STATE - - Within the next few weeks work of re-surfacing the Dalles-California highway between Klamath .Falls and Modoc Point will be under way, providing a good mac adam road over the state highway to the north .. 4 Ai " J. jus is as it snouid be. rne state-commission is always ready to make needed road improvements when funds are available, and the commission likewise sees that needed. funds are available if the. need. is suffi- ciently urgent. y,;.,. ; .."a,...;.: !f . But it appears to the Herald that there : is a certain Waste of public funds to build this portion of this high way and then neglect to improve the : road within . the city limits. .;. ? As.it is at present,, the Shippington road is a public disgrace. Autoists desiring to go to Crater Lake thru Jylamath Falls are compelled to travel over this almost impassable road. It leaves a bad impression with them. Wherever they go they warn other motorists to keep away from Klamath Falls because of the bad condition . Of the roads within the city limits. ; '---.; : . - ; - We venture the assertion that, a good many tourists have keen kept away from the city already this season because of the bad condition of the Shippington road tnd unless the city officials find some means of making this much Jieeded improvement, the city will get a black ye which will take many years for it to live down Action is needed. Something should ho . further delay, and the city council should in some- man- -rjer or .otner imd .the necessary. . finances . to remove this serious blot ; ?r ' i . - ; iv NEXT YEAR'S RODEO T 1' Members . of the Blv Rodeo association, ahlv Humnn. strated last week that the annual Fourth of July Rodeo c$n be made a complete financial success. Something lite- n f C AAA 1 . t . ... . peopie, many oi .tnem trom . distant states, ijocriu into iviamatn uaiis to , witness and enjoy this truly western event. The Rodeo more than-vindicated itseii. . : : ,. ...... ,.-.: ... .... t' For several weeks prior to the Rodeo there' was some qoubt as to whether or not it should be held. The Bly association wanted to sell the equipment to Klamath Falls and make it a civic enterprise. There , were , some negotiations to this end but they fell through. - ,, But what of next year's Rodeo? It is to be perpetu- aieq ana maae an annual event is tne the Bly associa tion going-to. continue or will the ' people of Klamath Falls take it over?" ,- These are questions which" are bound to come. ud in uie coming monins. But now is the time to settle them once , and .. for all.. If the Bly association, wants the people of Klamath Falls to take over the Rodeo, nego tiations snouia start now so mat all such questions Will be definitely-settled many, months in advance of -next years- KOdeo. .... , : - Pat Hdgue Held ' On Booze Charge i Put Hogue, who the sheriff's of fice has had under observation for some tlino, -was finally rounded up by feeputy Sheriffs Lon Burke add TOm Tracy and two state prohibi tion agent early laetr evening. He waa arrested : on' a ranch ten mfles west of Klamath Falls and besides a pile of Dottles which bore . BliSplclous smells, he had In his possession two . bottles of alleged moonshine.. The .liquor was con fiscated and Mogue was taken be fore Justice of the Peace K. K. Nunsaker who fixed a bond of $500. Iloguo raised the bond and. was released. LKAVK FOB PORTLAND Elk Convention Is Objective Local Fninif' of ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and mail son Dibble, left yesterday for Portland, where they will'; at tend the Elks convention. The trip la In the nature of u vacation and aftor the convention, the Johnson family will ., probably our.. about Orr-Ron before iret'urning to Klant ath Pallrt. - - ' '-;',", ' 1 Not (having uny faullH Is . ( ritul fault, very Erring Comedian ' " To Be Taken Back SW YORK, July 10 (PP) Th Tork American siyt today that JTrank Tlnney, blackface comedian, who recently fled to London rom his forgiving wife after an escapade with Jmogene Wllsoh, former follies girl, Is homesick, broke and ready to come back,' and that his wife will take him back.' . ... , "Why shouldn't I take hfm back my peck's 1jd bay?" slid Is qnot- ud as saying. "There are worse men than Frank. . It lakes more Wan liquor to Tuln him. ' He's been punished." ' - ' ,' ( Imogene broke InLo print when Tlnney waj arrested for bitting on the Jaw the girl that Flcren Zleg- rcld had, the grand Jury failed to. Indict the comedlun. To the sur prise of all he. ,f led: tu . London. Imogene fled after him. Now the paper days,. Tlnney ha:i lost Imogene. ' ' ' ; , Editorial Features , V The Party' Ruined Unless It' a Dud ' VaN 4 1 s.t, rT .Vv :'V-'.vi MARWA1 N'X Aivrl vv:-w H.e PA U5S-0 f BE1 EM - HE'S A "-AiKfT. fO vajc.lv. Perhaps I Am A UTILE. H-'R-H VJTH . r .- V I . Ill i? i l l i v 7 -v lice , r f T' W ' l:"r-': mmM MOMEMTC WEO LWAfc. lO UVE. OVE.W to . oanmu m coauiuia . . . : Jj 1"? .Nii.V'.'i . :' " ' V- , - , ... That Unbeatable Spirit ' THE am WHX RI BUILU BlfiGEKAND BETTER TUAS EVLR toe. CIA.ahoeRa 0 Sth BAC5UrA TOI KISH t'OUXTKY Alt, HIihnIh, nlliomlH, IVoIp jilnk . Iiir Tour by .Motor . " Mr. and Mrs, J. Hogan of Mt. Shasta, California, were guests here yesterday chrtiiite north on aii'cx tended vacation trip. They plan to visit all the coast cities and 'lUiUir nil lliln Ctninilfi Hy ( H.AItl.KH I', H I IIW.Mt I X K. Hcrvliv Writer WAH1IINOTON. July 111, Tim thvury tit taxation Is Hint rulis should h IiIkIi ihioukIi. but no high nr ( lut ii nio'essary, to suiiurt an 'f fivlenl govnrnniMUt: tn pay ItitvriiHt nti, and gradually rt'duce. dubla plli'i! up by prvccdlng hovhi niunntn whirl failed to live within thi'lr Invomim; Unit the li mil c 11 Hlmtild full on lliu (uximyers In iiruiioiilmi lu Ihuir means. This Is the theory of all taxation, from ttiu federal Koveriuiuinl'a down to the pettiest township's. 1 But when It comes lo the question of tax cullectlou methods, the fed eral govcrnmenl's theory Is one thing, and the . theories of suite. county and . city governments are 'somVthlng else again. ' -',.,! , The federal government's Ideu Is to alignment Its taxes all It can to rely art intllreetlon, particularly the tariff, and stamp duties, which, whlld they yield revenue, do It so subtly that the average taxpayer doesn't know lie's being. taxed. The 1 Income tax- Isn't like this. Lord knows. It's an exception, however an emergency war tax. Besides, It catches only a minor ity. At that, . (ho federal govern ment's aware how unpopular It Is. Take note It's the first federal tax to be reduced. Hints and leaser governments pre fer the strong-arm method. Rum nioncoTliiio city and county tronsiir ers' offices, the taxpayer Is fo-ced lo hand spot cash through the wicket, under threat of dispossession of his proporly like a hlgllwaymun'i vic tim1 surrendering Ills dough' at the point of a gun. This extortion has reached pro portions lately which alarmed some state governments, lest It breed a revolt, and llic'rw borrowing a few of the federal govern incut's tricks of Indirection. , , As a general proposition. Iiow. ever, the federal governments lux ation policy Is lit ho slick Mud lit lent I governments', polity Is lo bo crude. , The explanation? H seems to bn this: .;. v: ,, . (. Tim federal auvcrninnul Is so far removed from the manses of voters a to be hardly recoitnlitahlo as their own cronlloti. If It grouses their resentment, they'M jnuk,w no allow- A Wnsltlnglon Ken'ulor or rep resentative fixing Florida's tniesl" (lotla he iiireful, , Hut a Iim'uI govern nient? The people who miiile It know they niBilit It '-themselves. It's up to the III. Let n natlnuiil polltlclnu miike a mistake and he cun'J explnlu to the country. Let a local one tirouse his ciintillluuiits' auger lo the boiling point If he's smooth enough, hv cnu talk 'em out of It. Federal taxes are high hut coming down. Hi uut luxes are higher and coming up. ' Con n t y taxes are higher yet and coming up still faster, City tines are highest of all and no rise equals theirs. , The nearer ytiu gel tn the people., who Im vit the most lo uny about heir own local affairs, the worst) the situation gets. The natural conclusion Is that the people, basically, are least to bo trusted of nil. ' ' It's axltiinptlt' that a peoplo gets as good a government as It deserve. The American peoplo sooih to be get. ting belter ones, all up and down the line. Then why so much kicking about Inxeg nmt other tilings? - Wo ought to be pretty well snllnfleil. , RELEASE CHINAMAN UNTIL GRAND JURY The last of the 41 taken Tuesday night In a gambling raid on a gamb ling dive on t.tl Commercial street. was released from Jail late yester day, when Henry Mo and Leo Hlng. both of whom are proprietors of restaurants raised the ("Oil bond under which Jack Fong. charged with selling lottery tickets. Ms being held. Fong will he at liberty till the meeting of the grand Jury. ' ItKTllt.V KltUM IMHtTLANII .Mother nml Hon Attend Wedding In I'nrfliiiitl Mrs. Oscar Peyton anil son, Ralph, returned the Inst of the-week from Portland where they attended the wedding of their son anil brother, Calvin Powell Peyton, who was mar ried on June 28 lo Miss Dorrls Ady. at thehome of Miss Ady's mother, Mrs. Leqmi Ady. After visiting for s few days In the north Mrs. Peyton and Son returned homo Iry motor. OFFICKHH ItKHHItVK Monthly Dinner of Officers Itcm rre Tonight ' . - tuba' CM.AaneoA. " IV t Former .Buporlntendent Fred A. ftakor of the Klnmtilh Agency will be the principal speaker at the of ficer's reserve banquet to bo held this evening at 7:30 at the Hotel White Pelican Over IS members havo made reservations to attend the monthly banquet. .' iti-rrntxM kkom mouth After VIsltliiK With HelsilvcS anil Krlenils fur Weeks Mrs. II. J. Winders rotnrned Inst riutttrtlay from California where she has been enjoying a pleasure trip for the past six weeks. While south at Oakland,: Mrs. Winters vlallud with Miss Audrey llrenneinan. who ha arrived In the city to spend the re mainder of the summer as the house guest of Mr. Winters, . . Aititivi: To.Mimitow To Ih tJuests of Air. mitl .Mi's. Moln- lire for Week Miss Anna t'leonl uud her mother will urrlvo tomorrow , evening by motor from Iteddlng, California, to bo the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Molulore of the lintel Mutropolltn for n week. On Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Mulatoro plun lo lake thulr guests to Crater Lake for tho day. Miss t'leonl has been chief tulephsnn operator at Iteddlng for the past (Ivo' years. . POIITIi.Wlh VIHITOItH .Number of Portland People' Visit In Clly Yesterday I ' l-KMOLKTO.V, UKK. D. ' Landnim tint! Ilurnev onny of Pendleton nro guests In city stopping ill the Hotel Ar- eado. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. nrehni: Mr. and Mrs. II. A, Powgll, C. llarrlng-. ton and Mr. and Mrs. . J. Oulnus were among tho l'oitluntl visitors here yesterday, stopping at , the Hotel White Pelican, i '.', JI'MCALr jLKAVKft' (Joes to Purtliinil on llusfnesa Trip for Few tlnys , W. W. McNenly loft for Portlnnd this morning, where ho will trans, act. business, planning to '' return home on Htindny, ' a" Santa- Barbara Goes to Work w w si.. Santa Barbara Is hard at work' repairing the devastation wrought hf hr enrthquake. This picture slums workmen busy on the rulna n(.ih 1 lw btill'lliig, which wn out' of ilte largest In tltu cllyj j
