The Evening herald., June 21, 1928, City Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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THE JEVENINO' HERALD, KLAMAJH' FALLS, jREflON
Thunwlny, June 21, 1923
Silt Euxmuto Hvralb
T. H. tlAI.ARKUT..
r. H. ENtil.lHH..,
....Business Uinalar
FUNERAL
NOTICES
Vfi vi mp. ri mm
WINS BIG RACE
(Continued (ram page 1)
Published everr afternoon except Nunday by The Herald PuDUablng
gomnr 101-Ui Houlh Klflh street. Klamath Kalla, Oregon.
Entered as second elans matter at the poetofrteo at Klamath Palls,
Oregon, oa August JO, ltos, under act of Concrete, aAarck 1 lata.
Oaa Tear .
Mia Man the .
Three Month
One Mud ib
f Mall
nellierrel fcr Cerrtae
I5 one rear , . , . 1 "
Bis Montha Tiii, t.M
1.7S Three Montha l.SS
. .at One Month . , .at
n'lTKI PR t.BPJl '
MHMRKH OK Al HIT BLHKAU UP C1HI I LATIOW
bottle of sod pop banded him by ,' ' " ' ' ' 'rr ""
ono of hla purty ami ho took It i At The Pine Tree
down In i to lone drlnkV w
II runts l'uss was wild with do- When Harold Moyd la awn
light toduy ns tho rtiuner entered, rooting for lluho Huth In hla
had Kath-: ItttcHt laugh provoker, "Speedy,"
uud personal consrnttilutlona kept ' . ...... .
II till I V i. uu ilk .... , . r..n h.ir I ""-"'" '
Friends are respectfully In- , hour after tlx rare before ho her ,,,r ,ho v,nt ml m,w """" 1 ' T"
vitod to attend the funeral srrv- could be taken to a hotel for ",ore ,own hl,d ,om6 ""piay there la no muke bollovo about
Ices for the late Harvey I.. Swift rest. !of Br""" '" "roots wera u wl , 8ullun t aat
muy aecorateu. im unisn 01
to lie hold Friday afternoon nli.
t o'rlork at tho Karl Whitlock
Ktineral Home. Pine aventio at
Sixth under the auspices of the
Klamath Falls lodge of Klk. 'In
terment will be niude In l.itikvlllo
cemelery.
Dr. S. O. Coolldge. head physl-
.the Itedwood marathon la Rain
th
'event lu thla city.
e '
n straining every nerve mid
muV-la but 'year to exceed Ilia
honieruu rorord for 59 - In a
season, Lloyd . waa pulling for
Menlber sf 1h Aeanelefeel Preee
The Associated Preee la exclusively entitled to the aee or renubllaa
rtnn of all oewa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise .credited In
thla paper, and alao the local news published therein. All rights of re
publication of apodal dlepalchea herein are alao reserved. ,
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928
Av-v- tMntrrn
l-xCL flUrNL.HK jhe earn into the city, the vision
' AWAY "' he big cash prlte and trtbul
rMOJM .V I ; prde bav,iRkept him always In
- i o.i ts . ' the lend. He had left Setma, it
The 14th, 15th, and 18th
Amendments
(The Liberty) - v
The last two issues of Liberty have contained interest
ing statements from Senators Glass and George, and from n &,n Francisco. Swift
tides entitled "Th 14th. 15th. and 18th Amendments." SkZ. xT r!w ST Zn T hTnd7 .1
It seems pertinent now to say a few words in this COl- j,re at the Earl Whltlock funeral (one time. Lsst year he took the
I Home wnere friends niny call. 'second priio and bought a new
I Funeral arrangements will be : automobile.
announced later. . ' Training was broken with
Flying Cloud Just ouLnlde
limits of tiranta Paaa and pro- kotH'K to (ltT!t-(TOH!i.
nottneed hia Heart In better roil- School District No. 1. Klamath i "'m vrJr "a- "nn the romed
dltlon than when tbe boy U-ft Falls, Oregon, will receive sealed '"II went bark' east to muko hla
San 'Francisco seven days ugo. ; bids on geiH'rni contract, and ' New York etreet scenes for
FlylnK Cloud was all smiles as ion hunting and plumbing, for tho j "Speedy," every opportunity lie
erection or au addition to r air-1 had to get away from work foiiud
view School at Klamath Fulla, I hlm , , yko stndlum ront-f,0-
i ... - , a ' I tug for all ha could for the llabe.
o,rpa,,m:l,L.rJneed .".i!"- -,"
192S. when the same wilt be:hom rln. Mtot lile tluth
opened at Freinont School, at four ply drive Into the right
tieid nitHirners. and no one was
' u t L'l.iH.ih.L.ll. . . .,
I"--" - " .'" tdav waa breaking..
" v 1,1 T1.. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
; . , ".... -..- .1 kiI ri.,.i W'ds shall be left with the. moro demonstrative than l.loyd.
Deceased had been a resident !' reserve was shown by hla final c,erk of ,ho Bohool liMTi Klam-I
iof Klamath county for nearly 39 I buret of speed Into the city. lhe!atn Flli Oregon.
! years, having been employed by1'' mile being clipped ,off In five I Eacb bid must be accompanied THOUSANDS OK
I various lumber companies In this j minutes and 11 seconds. by a certified check In the r, , ,r. npun tmr.
section as well as doing other When the first prise moueylamount of 1 of the amouuti . CORNS REM OVtJj
'varieties of work. (was presented to Flying Cloud. , , , We have a newer ths really m
11 .u.,.i . .,.,..i..Jh. nicw. . .!ri ni.c. fr. ih-! plsn ni specifications may rem.M ANY ear. or V.II.U. O0..l ted
- - ...... .... . - - " - Kt. nM. tiad al 1 1. n ntfi.. nf th. without M Bl k. ran brove II. '
was -a oncget, put it Between nis eetnSphol ,.!,. ,,,,,, i are oae 01 the .aiertenaieo.ee
Mr. gidney Sutherland, concerning the latter's recent ar-j member of the Klamath Falls (and then nodded his approval., It j Klamath Falls. Oregon. eur.."Vod .Tin h"V',er.ui.koni .id
ine ooara reserves tne rignt " ""
,1.., ml. Kt i as deetonslrale "kMI-O-tHIMN.-
to reject inj m all bids. Ioo ,., wrlu ,OI
DISTRICT NO. 1. RNIt.O-tXIHN LANnKATOIIIKS. 4 Car.
IDA B. MOM V Kit. I eld Wvd. I'klc.i, who IU see Mat
Clerk. 1 reeeme a jar promptly.
208 Hopka Bldg. , ct A d rri if rn ,
jii-isinc. . , 1 STAR DRUG CO.
SCOUTS TRUDGE
TO SKY LAKES
To coniltict tuitdtitir aeout ac
tivities Hky , I.akos liavn' been
rhoaeii Its turn of tho hfs,t apota
lu the county-, otcout Troop No.
S, located at Chltoquln, took ad
vnulnKe of the recently opened
trait and packed In from Cherry
Creek Haven, to the lakes laay
Snturday.
The following buys nmdn the
trip: "ChAenn" Hedrlck, Ar
mond Van tNess, Dick llexnlg,
Kdgar I 'a vis. Hoy Holt, Nulsou
Porter. Kolwrt McCain and Hill
fhudwlrk. Thy were arruuipnn
led . by W. F. Kmuntiin. acout
leuder. mid T. A, II. . Merrill,
assistant scout master.
According to Judd Short, own
er of . Cherry Creek llaveu, ia-,
ral sroiit lrooM from Mntlfiird
are expected over in a short time
tu spend a week end at thu lakes.
Business Locals
umn. -
The question asked by some people about these amend- j
ments to the Constitution is: If the Fourteenth and Fif
teenth can be nullified by States which do not want the
Negro-to vote, why cannot the Eighteenth be nullified
by States which do not wahf to be told what they shall
do about drinking? " " . ; ;
To this the proponents of enforcing the Eighteenth
reply that the" Fourteenth and Fifteenth are not nullified
' in the letter of the law only in spirit
Mr. Dooley.'that sapient philosopher, observed that
not only does the Constitution follow-, the flag, but the
'Supreme Crurt follows the election return?.
This is what has happened. The South has announced
that it will riot deal with any party that lets the Negro
voe. , The North, while permitting the Negro to vote,
sees what happens in the South and adopts a policy of
"hands off.".. ' " -
Arid let us say right here we think they are right in
doing it In view of the horrors of Reconstruction, we
. do not believe the Negro should vote m the South. When
, he did vote, he brought crilization almost back to sav
agery, i v -. : '
Few Caucasians in this country seriously believe that
the Negroshould vote in' arty State where lie is apt to get
control. And the Caucasians of this country have lived
up to that belief." ' v' '" .'
In such States.; theFourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ments have been nullified and the Supreme Court has
sanctioned jjucJj annulment. ' ; : . - " '. ': '
In parallef,' in certain large cities of the United States
the Eighteenth Amendment is nullified. As we know,'
the more prosperous people who wish to drink do drink.
They paymore" for their liquor and get poorer stuff than
hey did .when it was not against the law, but they get it
The Question in these wet communities is not whether
there should be nullification. There is nullification, and
so far as we can see there will continue to be nullifica
tion.' The price of liquor is not rising, and the industry!
of selling it is getting more efficient all the time.
And just as.lhe North has. stopped insisting that States'
which don't have, Negro suffrage should. have it, so the
time will-come, we believe, when the rest of the country
will permit those parts of the. country which are. wet to
do as they please about it. Indeed, more and more this
is tacitly happening. ' '' s
One of the difficulties about the Constitution is the
. difficulty of amending it. In spite of what is known
about the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments, it is
impossible to repeal them. The same probably is true of
the Eighteenth. ,
We believe the time is corning when States that Want
it will be allowed latitude in interpreting the Constitu
tion. The South will have no Negro suffrage. The urban
East will be wet. "And the agrarian Western State
which believe in all three of these amendments, the Four
teenth, Fifteenth, and .Eighteenth, wiH be permitted to
enjoy them to the full within their own borders.
E D I T 0 R I A' L S
FROM OVER THE NATION
oped a method of prolonging the
useful' life of rubber from Its
present rather thort. duration to
NEW I JFK FOR lU'BBF.R. . . Ised? What mil who has had
St. Louis Dally Globe-Demo-, a collection of clippings, or docu
crat: The war department wH!menU or canceled checks spew
receive the Joyful approbation of . broa(1(.aBt over , oer,K top . when
a thankful public If tests of usethey tre withdrawn from storage
justify tne statement mat iue an(, burA thelr bonds of what Bt
chemical war service has dovel- ,, h d been rubber bands
I but will be ready to thank the
discoverer of this new lease of
, life for old rubber? The thing
thirty-five years, or even longer. I extenfl, far beyond the commer
Such a discovery, of course, j c)ul vaue which Is so apparent
will have almost limitless Impor-1 that comment ). hardly necessayy.
tunc In the automobile industry
and will aettle out of hand dlffl-j
rult diplomatic problems that are
growing on the horizon. Its Im
portance will be shown In many
other directions and In many In
dustries In which the use of rub
ber la employed.
Hut the effect of this new way
of making rubber serve longer,
useful life will Bot be exhausted j
in Its economic phase.' Its effect;
upon the public temper must not
lie overlooked. What orator who
has hud a too-long shirt sleeve'
creep Into sight at tbe most criti
cal period of his platform ap
pearance Just because a rubber
band gave way" will not appre
ciate thla extension, of the resil
ient life of rubber that Is prom-
For .
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Hauling .
Crating
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Perpetuate Your
WEDDING DAY
with a Photograph
Alwaya - rha.mlng rmnein
1. ranee of that day of alt
days. It will many times
bring back fnml memories.
Me HpecUILe In This Work
STINSON STUDIO
MAY KIXU
Phone 2.1 IS-V 7:17 Main Nt.
The City Herniary Co.
Which la the new .bolder of
the city garbage freocblse, la
ready lo serve It patrons. Call
too. adv. t-lt
For Insnranco
Bee Jns H. Urtscoll. Williams
llldg. Adv. tt
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