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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1929)
Monr1ay.Ju1y 1, 1020 pj-i .mi.njjj i i-i an. j jl i -..i u. ..j n BRIEF NEWS of 'KLAMATH At TIm Keyni.lda Home J. K. Itsyoolds, prominent rea Mailt nl I,g Ureude with hla daughter, Mlea Merjurlo Key holda arrived la tin city lt night to remain for some tlma aa til lionaa iuuIi of Mr. nd tin, Karl C. Reynolds. Mr. Ileynolde nd daughter art the falliar and alatnr of Karl riey niilda of tha chamber of com merce. Thar made Ilia trip by motor. Mrs. Ilugglna llniurncc)- Mrs. Chariot ttiigglne ot Moe's raturnad Sunday night from Mod ford whora aba spent tha wank and. 8b waa accompanied home br bar eon, Mai Ilugglna who attends arhool In tlio valley city. Ha will vlalt bara with bla par anta for soma tlma. Many Molorlala Mop, J- Mutorlsts from practically every aiata In tba Union visited In Klamath Falls during Ibn month ot J una, bringing a total of 760 reglatratlona tf tha cham ber ot commerce. MIm llaarn VMIIng lli-m Mix Edith Union of Marsh, field, alatnr at Mla Efllo llainn of this city la hnra for an In doflnlia vlalt with bor alitor. Mra. Kmlnra I'alliwl 'Away Mra. Hay Kndnra of thla city waa callad to Modford Sunday becauea of tha passing of bor oiolhar. Mra. Ariamsim Improving- Mra. Italpb Adamson una Kda Jonaa ot Ihla city who nerenlly submitted to aarloua major op- aratlon In Ashland la roportad Improving. Maw Hlmlman Takes roeMlon Mlaa Tlllla iitratman, who has haan Burning In Hand baa ae- cnpiad a position with the Klam alh Vallay boapltal In Klamath ralla. Ilrnd Bulletin. ernnvl MarrUs Lire Burton Edward King ot Hilt, California and Mary Margarat Taylor, Klamath Falla secured marriage llcenao en Saturday at Madford. ' INDIAN POLICY IS CRITICISED (Coatloatd from rs Oaa) tribal (unda are naad for tbaee purposes without the expressed conaanl of the Indiana, It la don arbitrarily purporting to ba to tha beat Intoraata of tha Indiana. Phllantrophy la a wondorful thing but not many American people will conaanl to baring It threat upon them. The alluatlon la as nnamerlcan form of Social lam which certainly bta no place la the acbeme ot tblnga In our government. The lawa that are good and beneficial for the white man certainly are good and ben flclal for the Indian. In thla caae every one paya for every one else whether benefited or not, Aa an eaample, health coat the tribal funda, for the flaclal years ltlS and 1(29 approxi mately 30,000. Aa tha aervlcea at the boapltal are purely elem entary many pereone needing a apeclallats attention muat use In dividual funda to meet theae ax peneaa and too, many Indiana like all other people have their peraonal physician and dentist. Indiana are only human beings and have their peraonal wlshea and deetree and cannot be suc cessfully herded together under a ent (tod dried ayatem. The Indiana are cltliena of thla coantryi mada ao by the Blanket Aet of June 1914. Pre vious to tbla tha Iiawee Act (114 Htat. L. 13a) and tha Iiurke Act (34 Htat. l til) had con ferred cltlsenahlp upon the Am erlran Indiana and declared them sulked to Mate and Territorial Lew. In accordance with thla law the Klamath Indians have been auhjucled to the atale law Tba definition of cltlieiislilp In the atatutua of the United Htatea. saaa quia climrly that "any por aou born wlhln the United Htutes or Ita territories and subject to state and territorial law la sub Jaot to all tha rlghia, prlrelogas and Immiinltlea of cltlien re gardless of race or pravloua con dition ot aarvltuda. The Huprame Court held that, "Wardship and Guardianship were not Incompatible with tribal relatione or cnnlnued guardianship and ao may be con ferred wlhout emancipating- the Indiana or placing thsm abyond the reach ot C'oiigrnslonsl regu lation adoplod for tholr protec tion." Approilmntoly 1300.000 annually la spent by the 1 ml lull Iluroau from tha grota recelpta ot the timber cuttings, which are around ona mlllluua dollurs a year,, purporting to be to the direct benefit of the Indiana. Thla amount la appropriated and arbitrarily spent fur Ilia bene fit ot an army ot government employees many of whom are not In aympalhy with tha In diana, and who are not subject to a review by the courts. The Indians have the great prlvelege of electing mom bora to tha coun ty, atata and National Govern ment but they have not one word to asy aa to who ahull administer tholr properly. The alluatlon la anamoloua. It la protending to sunielhlug that It Is not. It la nollhor pro tecting tha Indian nor bit pro purl y but In the meantime It la endeavoring to make tba Am erican public and tha congress bailors that thla to called Ouardlanablp la a protection. Positive proof from rocorda and data taken from Investigations some of which were conductod at the revueat of the Jntorlor Department, autliotlcally provoa beyond a doubt that this pro tection and guardianship la Im poverishing the Indian and further alienating from assimila tion Into the American llfo. How could any rare ot people assimi late subjected to dotens ot Isws that are t'namerlcan and obso lete which cannot do other than drive them further away. Tbla Indian Bureau alluatlon la a thing apart from tba general order of t hinge In America. No man ran be a alandard bearer ho. In his enclsl. political and economic being, forced by an Unamerlcan alluatlon Into tha anamoloua potlllon of being two thlnga at once, a Word ot the (lovernment and a cltlten of the United States. There Is only ona Interpolation for Clllien shlp and the Wardship of the Indian under the Guardianship of the Indian Bureau la over. Thla la from America. The In diana are cltliena and aa eucb they must be treated. No longer muat tbla make bollore protec tion be allowed to exist. Every man has a God given gift of aelf expression and initiative and no man baa the right to deprive him ot It. Not one word ahould ba aald agalnat the alluatlon. It It were It doing aa It la pretending to do. If It were It educating the Indian, protecting and conserv ing hla property, teaching him Induatry and thrift; but Instead It has created a aluatlon that la deteriorating the atandard ot the Indian youth today. The Indian bora and glrla ot thla reserve tlon have been taught to be lieve they belong In the clsas of the IULB IUCH. The altuatlon would be ludlcroua were It not ao tragic. The Klamath Indians and vast riches are at ran iters and If the entire Klamath hold Inga were distributed today the pro-rata aharea would not ex. ceed' twenty thousand dollars. ln vested wlaely and contsrvatlvely managed, the Income from this amount, supplemented Iwlh a little good hard labor would enable theae aevan hundred anil THE EVRNTNO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON At The Orpheus Laet Showing Today Anna Q. Nflsson e m e " r"Blockade" LIBERTY Last Showing Today Ted Wells . . la "The Border Wildcat" AT THE PELICAN NOW ' Tha ftenatlonal -' PARIS Musical Comedy Star MAURICE CHEVALIER "INNOCENTS OF PARIS" ALL TALKING ALL BINDING ALL DANCING AT THB Pine Tree NOW ALL TALKING DOUGLAS MacLEAN In "THE CARNATION KID" He eays It with flowers 1 l'on'U answer with showers ... of LAUGHS) fifty boys and glrla to obtain a aound vocational training which would enuble them to assimilate Into the Industrial life of America Instead ot becoming a drag upon the Nation aa they surely will If Ihla ao called pro tection la looted out much long er. It la a task of not only economically thinking people but ot those as well, who wlaely and unselfishly, looking Into the future see and meet the great task of providing for those who will come after them, Super-Service Station Will Open-Tuesday The "lllui k and White" aupor tervlce station, located at Main and Kprlng streets, opens for business on Tuesday morning, July second, according to an nouncement made thla morning by T. K. Blioop. Ilullt at a cost of 1 15,000, the station will be one of the best equipped In aoutbnrn Ore gon. Hpociul groaning racks, along with a special tire repair department and battery eorvlce will operate In conjunction with the eorvlce elation. T. K. Rhoop, ann-ln-law of former Judge Murlon Hanks and W. J. Ilorbelt, both experienced young business men will operate the station, having secured a 10 yoar lease on the business. Tha India tires will bo told at the station. The station wna built by Dom- tko and son, prominent contractors. For results use Herald Clata Ada Shocking to Wear Clothes, Says Strange Cult; Police of Paris Insist, However PACE THREE "ftroteaque and noxious adorn nudity movement In France rail group pictured here are forced to on tlio Island of Vlllennes, wher NuU lly MIXOTT SAUNDERS NKA Hi-rvlce Writer PAItlH, Juno 28. I, lie la not all that It abould be on the isl and of Vlliennea In the Seine. By order of the prefect of police, the folks there have to wear ' too many clothes to suit them. The limit" Is what mnmliers of the tlio acanty apierel such ae the wear. They're shown frolicking e they plan to build a "Citadel of Ity." men must wear at least a loin cloth, and the women some sort ot a bathing suit. The Island of Vlllennes has been mads the "Citadel of Natur alism" by French followers of the back-to-nature movement. Neigh bors on the mainland call It "Nudity Isle," but the enthusiasts are Irked by tba official reatralnt and have sworn to "abjure thla grotesque and noxious adorn ment." Thoae Interfering Copal Otherwise the nudity move ment la growing dally and Dr. Andre Durvllle, who la In charge of the Vlllonnes "school," claims to have 20,000 followers. Tbey have bought the Island and by the end of the summer hope to have It laid out aa a naturlst park. The only difficulty la that the police refused to let them disport themselves completely nude, as German naturltta are allowed to do. There Is a plan now to erect In the center of the domain a huge wall within which the enthusiasts can be themselves and free from Indiscreet looks. The credo of the naturlsts Is to "live simply, unclothed, fed by herbs and frulta and refreshed by clear water, for thua la found the aource of truth, beauty and Joy." The Vlliennea Island la covered by luxuriant foliage and the naturlsts frollo about, play games or bask In the sun. An Knvoy of Nudism Dr. Hugo Zimmerman, one of the leaders of the nude move ment in Germiny, has been In Paris to encourage his French eolleaguea and stimulate natur-; ism here. "You have no Idea of the mor al revolution brought about In the human being by nudism," he said. "I believe that humanity can only be saved from evil by the practice ot complete natural Ism. I also believe that this regeneration mutt be Internation al. I come to Paria to work for ' peace among men and this can best be achieved by naturalism." The cult of nudism, though! comparatively new to France. Is reported to havo more than three million members In Germany. European leadera of the move ment have decried the wearing of clothes as "unhealthy and un natural" and claim that living In an unolotbed state would free mankind of most ot Its Ills. France had Ita first Introduc tion to the nudism movement not long ago whan another l.rin. back-to-nature colony waa eatab- ilshed on the outskirts ot Paris. It waa oraanliad somathlnr ft-r the manner of an exclusive coun try club Its members, men and women, meeting three tlmea a week, quits unclothed, to engage In Innocent sports. ' For results use Herald Class Ads Most of the Bible boa baeii translated Into 109 languajM and dialects. Clark&Landrcth REGISTERED ARCHITECTS , Pellcaa Theatre Building Phone 684 New Face Powder Now The Fashion Wouldn't you, too, life a face powder that will keep shine away atay on longer apread amooth- ly not clog the pores and al ways be so pure and fine? It Is made by a new French Process and la called MEI.LO-GLO. It la surely a wonderful Face Pow der. Just try MEI.LO-CLO. 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