The Evening herald., July 01, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

PAfiE FOUR
THE EVENING HERAtD, KtAMATH VATX3, DKEGON
T, B. MALAKKKX.
li. a-NULIHU..
..liuslness alanaeer
TIMELY QUOTATIONS FROM
PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE
pukllsbe every .fternoon uidr bf Th llinM Publishing
C9miHky l let'l.S Bomw yum .ii i. rw,i-. -
Entar.a " olaes metier ( tht pwliMItt at Clamath falls.
nnioN. aa Atsifuet IV. unn.r QI ui vvuaiv-, .
fni Tsar-
glx Moi.lhi.
1 hre Months.
On Monta.
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OI'IATKI CKMHI LKASKU WINS)
MHMUHH AtlllT HIMS-At UK I IIH I H1IQ.1
Th Asseelated frae la Koiuaivijr iuuled lo ih u er republica
tion of atJ nw diapMichu cr.4iua to li or not oitiiwu credited I
Xi.'tt p r, and ale in in-ai n.we puuiipnfu invitm. nil '" w .a-
SUllltcaltO Ol eu.i'iai Oiepatim. p.rrm ara iwu inim
MONDAY, JULY 1, 1929
"According to all figures on
suicide, it usually hippcm that
tht Inclination toward tolf-d-trucllon
U greater among th
Ingla than the married and
greatest among th widowed and
divorced
lYofeoeor Calvin F. rVbmld,
I Diversity ol I'll! burgh.
Teace and national Independ
ence are Incompatible, eron It
the world refute to recoguti
thl fct"
II. G. Well.
Bobby Wilts Another
Jonathan Daskura Bacon. (Cen
tury.)
To make law breaking dan
gercaa la worth while, hut It la
"The only aultabl aourcea Cor
tha child' growing culture ar
I what they alwajr were: Liter-
. n TIT... T Sl Ti1 ! . 1 1 I ' I 1 - 1 J - J I ' -
DUB-I JtUN 5, cnuuuy ueuifciuu, una auucu unuwiri .. wllh ery pobi, chanc
U. S. open championship to his long" list of vie- to Interpret them; natural clenc
astounding margin of 23 gtrokes, in one of the greatest
finala match play ever Been in a golf tournament
We consider Jones greater in golf than Ruth in base
ball, La Coste in tennis, Weismuller in swimming. Walker
In boxing, Sonnenberg in wrestling and Nurmi in run
Ding. In other words Bobby possesses more skill com
Lined with mental poise and winning punch than any
other living athlete.
Consider the field he opposed in the U. S. Open.
Every great amateur and "pro" in America competed
Hagen, Sarazen, Smith, Espinosa and so on. What other
type of athlete could face such a field of competitors
and continually win?
It Is Jones' iron will and mental balance which car
ries him through to victory so often. Other golfers, by
dint of persevering practice, can display at times the
game gkilL But during the strain of match play, it is
Jones who rises to supreme heights while others even
the great Hagen, occasionally fall by the wayside, vic
tims of mental hazards.
Jones has won nine national championships In the
United States and Great Britain. Besides the three Amer
ican open triumphs, he has won the U. S. Amateur crown
four times and the British Open twice, all within seven
years. That is an amateur record which, we believe, will
never be excelled.
belter atlll to mak It inattrao
tlr and uunatural. Thl may
neceaaltate alteration ot both th
potential criminal and his n
Tlronment."
7.o liarlah Chafe. Jr., (Outlook
and Independent.)
a
"Snobbery (or nobbry, tbtr
I not much to chooa batwn
a (nobbery whoa object I th
tilled and a (nobbery which ad
or th rry rich. Both ar
comic."
Aldou Huxley. (Oratory)
"Power 1 nnakllled hand ha
It danger a wall a It ad
vantage."
Henry Klttredg Norton.
(World's Work.)
-
"It la a itrang contradiction
that th popl who Ilk th
open country ar thoa who ar
ruining It"
O. K. Chestertoa.
Cross -Word Puzzle
C
HORIZONTAL
1. Fence rail,
4. To unkntt.
9. Mongrel.
IS. Kimono sash.
A Month Of Gaiety
TF the census of Klamath Falls were taken during July,
it would show a population varying between 18,000 li. small green fruit used as
and 20.000. "
TV.;. m..ntv. , . .oih,..tnn H- Collection of facta.
Wooly surface of cloth.
two ana iour inousana visitors win assemoie in mam- it. Reckoned chronologically.
ath to attend the second annual Indian congress which 17- E" ot ion-
TtTjj. n,. v.. v,.. :j a - I ls- Employer.
ujcuo tuucai.,. xuc.c nui u unci cnuu ui iiui- jo. To move th feet rapidly.
maicy ana men comes me ks convention wrucn, it is in. short letter.
predicted, will be the largest conclave ever held by the A """ ' shoulder.
lodge in this state. In addition, the logging camps will ,5! Ridinr academies.
be closed down for three or four days and hundreds a, subsunco composed of two
nf lno-ffpra will rnme tn Klnmath V7all in oninir kriif ' mor metala fused to-
l-, : 1. .- j. gather.
rescue ueiure resuuuiiK m me wooua. I ,9 gjenj
Klamath Falls must realize that there is 'a duty to 1 33! Dread!
Derfonn in connection with these conventions. Del. stout.
... i..- v t. - .v. .l Citric fruit
o9 uo jiu as uiuLu gucau ui me miy as iney 016137. Cap
quests of the organizations they represent; as such, they lis. Glossy aiik.
are entitled tn cvprv conaiHuratinn nH uirin I'l.m. M. Sunburn.
... .... .. . . . .. . " ' 41. Night preceding "a holiday.
lu uc au ujuituuiiy vu eauiuusu unce ana lor jj. Place of a public contest.
all its reputation for hospitality. Let us not miss the
chance. '
43. Self.
44. Carmine.
IS. Irascible.
46. Bed of a beast
VERTICAL
1. Premium given for a loan
2. To embarrass.
S. Maturer.
4. Wand.
5. Wlng-llke.
6. Cenaurea aeverely.
T. Opposite of odd.
S. Guided.
9. Chasm.
10. To consolidate.
11. Valued.
IS. Gossip.
21. Pertaining to th nose.
IS. Merry.
24. Moist
26. Behind.
27. To depart
28. Crippled.
30. Summoned.
31. Idol.
32. Tooth.
34. To happen well or 111.
35. Slight color.
38. Perch :L
39. No.
heart of Havana. Their title
rested upon a 400-year-old Span
ish royal grant which bounded
them "a far as a dog's bark can
be heard." Cuban courts decided
President Is Annoyed
TF press comments to the effect that President Hoover be nad been despoi.ed of hi
is about to remove the two federal prohibition chiefs, L"TC' .1 ZZ7.
Seymour Lowman. assistant secretarv nf the trpa
and Commiflioner Doran, are correct, they hould not MPIled h,m froin the l8iand' Not!
behterpreted as indicating that the chief executive's Xd s..". Tat7de
atutnae on tne ary question Has cnanged. ment for assistance, but n row.
The president's position is the same today as it was ed w,,h secretary Kellogg, whom
when he was inaugurated. He is determined to enforce !' l 1,
the prohibition law but to accomplish that objective he It 5,000,000 ciaimer Barlow pro-
prefers to proceed quietly and effectively rather than fesse himself reduced to beg-
engage In a campaign of sensational dry raids. Bowman SZKZX-'.m
auu uuaru, n was muicaiea, nave not iouowea the presi
dent s policy; tney nave tilled the newspapers with dry! little nca
propaganda and even considered calling the United Toledo Blade: Although city
States marine to Datrol thn Canadian hr.rH folk may be unaware of It,
I. 1 . n .. n V. .MAtl.
A ii . . . ... liarmera uaii iui
AiUJureuuy tuese niemoas 01 eniorcement nave irked .r nira hav. a heedless If net
the president and the resignation of the prohi chiefs is hearties way of trampling their
offspring to deatn. ine nine
pig mortality 1 Interesting In
town Inasmuch a It Is reflected
In the price of pork chops and
bacon.
An Inventor who had heard
that the wolf beats a path to the
door of the maker of the best
mouse trap, therefore makes a
htt ttlv nn nit, anartment
- """ "" '" a some hou,e lt yoa piease. Having
Here's Answer
For Yesterday
1-CopPAL EfgpQclir
T OJJQ E M 0 V. ATTaglM
ADAplNr A S A LLjajflO
ffiCEtlL E DBw AIBN
0 POJE N Ti (oKaNjfs
B IjjS A wtjA N YOO R
E gjAjjl. ifSJT STjAIW :E
L IE In idHt o e QsIt e T
the result
EDITORIALS
From Over the Nation
THOSE WESTERN COWBOYS
Letter In R. H. L.'a column In
th Chicago Tribune: Pa and ma
and me' spending a few months
out here In the southwest where
th man said lt never rained od
got cold and when pa talks about
that ma says to hush up before
the hotel manager gives him a
ock In the eye. Pa says every
time he wants to sit In the lobby
of th hotel the . chairs Is all
handsome cowboys with two gal
lon boota and blgh-heeled hat.
When I ask pa where all the
cowboy come from he says h
guess they ride In from the big
Tanche the other side of Al
bany. These ar the first real
, cowboy I ever saw. Pa says the
I roundup starts about December
I and all th cowboy follow th
I grab wagon until the last tour
ist checks out In May. Then they
go to Wyoming or somewhere for
th summer roundup. Th sum
mer rang work Is mostly school
tVachers and worn out dude.
Wl on day when the sun cam
out a little, pa says be would like
to get away from the dust ot
th awful atampecds and tha plo
turaagn life of the west fo pa
and ma and me get In an auto
mobll and ride about 60 miles
across a lot ot rock and hill
till w com to a lltti nous and
fence, that pa say. they call cor-1 panaken of natural nourishment,
., A . 01 Cal" P'M """"d
tie and horses In the corrals and tclei by whiffs of warm air
there was a man fixln' a wind- and lnt0 thclr ,nug tbermos-
. .,. man wa. cnop- ullcaiir heated nursery. Tha
plug some wood and another man klndergartener. are safer and
P Pe "V PeeklDS much mor. comfortable, while
through the gate at the cattle- rent , , are left out In tne
wau Tia.au v UOUU3UU1B I COld
the cowboy,? And pa .ay., the , The inventor, whose contested
cowboy, u In the lobby of the rlg",t0 k.pa te" 5" J1 b!en
hotel-all they raise on this ?p,held, br the ,robed Jf',0'
ranch U cattle and horses. ,ederaI court ot I1Ia, ln Iowa'
say that th farmer who use
"AS FAB AS A DOG'S BARK" p4tent pen "J"1 " Ut"
Tim: On th theory that big " "
name, can often do big things, w" on'' " '
Josenh E. Rar-ow. a.....M Which I farm relief much
United State, cltlten with a 15,-moT'. practical than th xport
ooo.ooo land claim against the """""' f
Cuban government last week I
hired what he considered two big I WORTH LOOKIXO INTO
names to help him pull hi claim 1 TIt-BIU: Mr. 'Ugglns This
through to payment On name 'era fellow thinks ' can ling Ilk
wa Campbell Bascom Slemp, the I Caruso,
other wa Everett Bander. Both Mrs. 'logins Wall, they do
were one ecretarlea to Presl- ay a 'ow Caruso 'ad a bea
dent Coolldge. Bhrewd men both, tlful .voice, but 'ow could they
Mssor. Slemp and Bander en- know with '1m stranded on that
tared tha Barlow case Just at a Island with nobody but Friday
urn wnen It appeared most like-1 to 'ear 'lm?
ly to prove lucrative.
After the Spanish war, Mr. Tho written history of China
Barlcw obtained large tracts of goes bsck 4000 years, or nearly
'ana la what later bacam th I twice as long a that ot Europ.
LETTER GOLF
O
A
N
O
FROM BAD TO WORSE
Today' puxzle gets more sever
as It goes along. We SCOLD a
little at the atart and end up by
SPANK-lng. Par Is six and one
solution I on page 8.
THE RULES
1 Th Idea of Letter Golf I
to change on word to another
and do It In par, a given number
ot strokes. Thus to change COW
to HEN, in three strokes, COW,
HOW, HEW, HEN.
1 Ton change only on letter
at a time.
t Yon must bav a complete
word, of common usage, for each
Jump. Slang word and abbrevia
tion don't count
4 Th order of letters cannot
b changed.
AWAITS DEATH 8E.XTENCE
LOS ANGELES, July 1. (AP)
John W. Howard today await
ed aenUnc ot death, following
.lie verdict of a jury yesterday,
which found him guilty of first
degree murder In connection with
th slaying of Victor A. Cooley,
hi employer. Under the Cali
fornia law death by banging Is
mandatory.
QUIPS AND
QUIRKS OF
AMERICANS
Robert Qnlllru'i Pointed Sa
tire) anil HroNft tlnnmr tllvr
Krrrvahlng View ot Human
Trails.
ITS CONVENE
IN COPENHAGEN
About all you can say for th
fruit fly la that It bruahea up
our sprlllng ot Mrdltorrnnanui,
see
Th art ot conversation Isn't
dead. It's th lubject matter
that give It that color.
That golf tod sold to a cent'
etery won't b aatonlahml by el
tapha after listening lo people
who take aix airokea and report
thrc.
Too on tell a member ot th
American proletariat, 11 does
n't glv a dam It tha calUr 1
a government agent
Ry thl tuns 'Colonel Mnd
bcrgh doubtless has learnitl thai
It's poaalbla to b up In tha air
without knowing hoar or why he
got ihrr.
e
Th Islamite ends matrimony
by aaylng to hla wife: "I dlvorc
the." Ovr here It 1 dona by
saying: "And what' mors, I'm
going to clot the charg ac
count."
It's girt to the point now
where a newspaper can't mrullnn
tho advantages of electric appli
ance tn the home without feel
ing a little uneaay.
There can ba no hop ot end
ing warfare while on group of
men can sit safely at tb desk
and say "Slc'm" to another.
Ono can't help wondering
whether a AS-year-old Jurist
would lie tn a trench and acratch
cooties for hai country.
Americanism: Feeling enibar
rasaed when your oredltors see
you buying gasoline; feeling
equally embarrassed when swell
friends sea you la a ten-cent
store.
Maybe the sap dwell In the
country, but they aren't numer
ous enough to support a atx-la)
bicycle rare.
Europeans, enduring their first
American talkie, probably think
It la chewing gum that makes
them sound thst way.
What' th aacT A ma
Intelligence Isn't fully developed
until be'a 49, and then it's Just
a tew years nntll golf.
m
If th brld make a met ot
Slap Prohibition and All
Its Works During
Convention.
Monday, July 1, lfl2!
1 M
til ir-J crs
th dinner, the can dump It on
cabbage leaf and call It a salad.
What mora can women aak?
They have as much political
power a meu and nearly -all of
the religion.
If they are comrade, nothing
can wreck the marriage. If they
aren't comrade, shipwreck Is
certain and merciful.
It Isn't a city ot tha first class
unleaa It la paying an annual de
ficit to make Hself think It like
grand opera.
Tha old-timer was called ef
feminate because ha played tan-
la but moderns would uss a
tronger adjective for tennis of
that kind.
Correct this sentence! 'I ask
ed BUI wliat be thought of this
dress.' said the wife, "and be
examined It carefully before
answering.
Greenwich 1 1 m f a m d
throughout tha world, Is deter-
ined by the movement of a
certain atar which arrives due
south onca every 24 hour.
KLAMATH FALLS
CHILOQUIN STAGE LINE
Chaa. II. Howard, trrop.
3 ROUND TRIPS DAILY
Leave Klamath rails
H:UO a. m IK: 841, B:U p. at.
Leave Jhilojuln
v:80 a. m., 2:18, 7:(XJ p. m.
We Have Stage for Hire
Economy Ba fety mlort
FLIES,
The Summer Pests,
Will Soon Be here
Don't wait until the last
minute to get your
screens. We can fit any
window or door ln your
house with the proper
screens, guaranteed fly
proof.
THE
GLASS HOUSE
llth & Pine St.
Phone 477-W
COPENIIAOKN, July 1. (U
I') Th International Anil
Prohibition Congress, with om
300 delegate from II countries
opanod her today and waa ad
drasaod by Premier Th. Btaunliig
an American dolegata and a Fin
nlah dolcgal.
Premier Blaunhig, In bis Hioech
of welcome, said that all must
agree that law which ar to
decide th cltlten' way ot living
In raapect to consumption of
liquor must b th reautt of close
Investigation with reference lo
Ih general octal tffect
"Liquor I a luxury," h said
Out a favorite one with many
Also It I an arlirl ot great
commercial value. V must re
member that production and tale
ot alcohol drink ha bea, aa a
gesenr! rule for eenturlea, eon
ducted with the consent of law
and publlo opinion."
' Fall of I'urpo
Max Hnlu of Chicago, read
Ing a speech ot Hugh F. Fox,
New York editor who hss not yel
arrived, traced the growth ot lb
prohibition movement In th
United States, with special refer
ence to lb work th V. C. T.
U. and ih Anti-Saloon League
After ton year ot trial and
error, Ih available records show
tt ha failed to achieve any of
tha benefits sought by Its spon
sora," n said.
Professor Ehrnrooth ot Fin'
land rad a papar entitled "Tn
yar' xprlnc of th affecta
of prohibition In Finland." 11
terms th law "only an act of
paper" and attributed Increased
lawlesancss to the failure of pro
hibition.
Harry Earnahaw of Edinburgh
also spoke, attacking local option
In Oroat llrltaln.
SPEED EOAT IS
LAUNCHED; CAN
MAKE 50 MILES
"Voglor Ha by", fast speed boat
equipped with an O. X. t motor
has been launched on Laka Ewa
una by L. B. Volger ot this
city.
The boat la aa exact copy of
thot on the Willamette river,
built by Fred Volger of Port
land, uncle ot L. E. Vogler.
"I'v had her up to to mil
an hour," Mr. Vogler said yesterday.
Th boat la found at tha foot
of Link river bridge where paa
senger will be able to go aboard
for a trip on th lake.
JOHN CLEGHORN
LOW BIDDER ON
FEDERAL SITE
John Cleghorn, civil engineer
ot thl city wa low bidder for
tb survey ot the Federal build
ing sit and the aoil tax bid
for which war opened In Wash
ington, D. C, Wednesday attar
noon, June 18th.
Word of his being low bidder
was received here today at th
office of Postmaster John A.
McCall.
'This doe not neceaa.rlly
mean ba has been awarded the
work, nor am I able to tat
what hi bid waa." Postmaster
McCall said today.
Bo the crlml commission must
make a "courageous" report.
That Implies that It will be
tempted to conceal a dlangree-
able truth. Just what disagree
able truth, Mr. President T
DAILY LETTER
ON AFFAIRS AT
U. S. CAPITAL
Hoover ha had fairly smooth
nlllng so tar, but the new
tariff bill may kick up a
lot of dlsturliance Just a
tariff bill, somehow usu
ally do.
(Ily RODNEY DITCIIKH)
NBA Service Writer
Washington It do not yet
sem to b settled whether Pres
ident Hoover I making a larga
tuoceas ot hi altauipt to bos
oongr or whether cougras baa
ben running over th protldcnl.
Niarly vryon who hss written
about thl am to bava tried
to provs on thing or another.
Tha Important point I that It
Hoover doe a will In hi rela
tion with th legislative branch
In the tutur a h ha don to
data, ha will hav little reason to
tlonal origin legislation, but not
any mora of a licking than wa
nedd to prov that tie anat
often disregard a president'
wishes. The auat ha alway
benu Ilk that and this wa no
serious deroat, Probably ot vn
mor significance wa th fact
that congress falld to appoint
tha congreaslonal prohibition an
forrement reorganisation eommla-
slon, which Hoovr wanta lo
mov nfiirrmnt from th treas
ury to Ih Justlr department, al
though thr I no great rush
about that. Th slgnlflcsnr
seems to II In report that act
ion wa deliberately omitted b
caus Republican House Leader
Dert Suell wa. good and sor
over presidential neglect regard
Ing patronage In New York late,
Hearing From the Voter
Now most matnbtr of ongrs
ar at home, bearing what tha
country think about th tariff
hill which th house sant to th
tantt. It too early to gt a
good lda what they ar hearing.
but there I plenty ol reason for
belief that th hsrd-bollsd aenata
complain. Unfortun.t.ly. th.r. to""" i." " 'T'
. .... .h. ki. .,n.,hl. ,,n,nf onlee will produce
baa gone far beyond Hoover'
xpraaaed Idea of what a tariff
concern th tariff.
Already th tariff problem has
th president In something ot a
hole. It may not prov to b o
much of a hot, or tb prldut
may Jump out ot It Into what h
considers a mor favorable on. '
but th democrat ar hoping to
convert It Into a lurking quick
sand.
A Dangerou Subject
There I no mor ffectlv way
tor a president to get hi feet wt
than lo allow a tariff rvlslon to
ntr hi administration. Th re
vision now proposed by republi
can leader la both house of
eongreaa I th fourth In to
yara. Th only on among Ih
other three which Is comparabls
to this on I thst of 1(10, which
Is so often credited with wreck
ing th Tatt administration and
putting th demoerala bark Into
powar.
Th Underwood tariff revi
sion In th tint Wilson admin
istration wa a revision down
ward; becans of tba 'Vorld war
no ona know Just how tt would
hav worked out Th ""ordney
McCumber act, passed early ln
th Harding administration, wa
a revision upward and there ba
been plenty ot srgumeut wheth
er America' Industrial prosper
ity of th last few year ba
bean because ot or In .pit of
It. Now come aa upward re-
Islon nndr what may b de
nominated a normal condition
nd almost anything ran bappa.
Except for the tariff, neither
President Hoover aod th repub
lican party nor th country ha
found any thing very new lo
worry about since March 4.
Hoover got hi farm bill
through a ba wanted It, which
1 tb main thing to consider,
and whether the relief provided
In tb act will do any particular
good I something to worry about
later. On th other band, hard
ly anyone aver supposed that tb
president would have auriruity
n either hoot such aa developed
with tb senate' temporary re
volt agalnat passing the bill with
out th debenture scheme In It
Borah Defection Ksperted
Tb loss ot Senator Dorah aa a
Hoover loader a position be ac
cepted during tb campaign wa
generally discounted In advance.
Few expected that Dorah would
sur put there vary long. And
bill ought to be.
Unless th nt tar th
commit! bill all to plee, th
president probably will bav to
set on a measure calculated to
mak his balr stand up. What
ever be doe will be pretty cer
tain to mk trouble for him.
II will simply hav to decide
which exit I likely to tak oft
th least hair.
Sugar consumption la tha Unit
ed Stale at present I about 110
pound per capita annually.
Phone 1030 Re, phone MM
SNYDEITS
Repair Shop
(il'.tltA NTF.ED ItKPAIItlXa
ritll'Mt IIIUHT
Hkllled Mechanic
New and Ceed Parte
Modern Equipment
Heventli and kitamatb
KlainalU Fall
T
mi a ior
FLAVOR BRINGS'
A Little Sugar Can Put Plea
sure Into Eating Many Foods
Foods can be blend, tasulcss and
unappetising, or they can be so
tfuod that everyone at th table,
both children and adults, wUI be
tempted lo rat enough of them.
1 ha preparat Ion of foods so varied
and ao appetising that Utey will
or supervise varied, delightful diet.
pro mow the health or in country,
is smiarely up to women. It take
Intelllgenc and thought to prepare
Reallsinc this, a e-rouo of na
tionally known women oioklng ex
pert recently conducted a erle
ui now nu table experiment high up
In New York akysrraper kiUtwn.
I'helr result are being announced
to women throughout the country
in behalf of more taateful vege
table food. Cook vrratables In
littl water. Do not overcook. Add
a lltll sugar to th vegetable whUe
they ar cooking.
Try the G' In fee! Oniont reeom-
mended by one of the experts, real
enough medium-els ilvr-skln
mlons to mak a quart Prick onion
through centers to prvnt breaking
while cooking. Place In boiling
i lilted, water to which a tablespoon
added.
hi army there Is, a. In tha pa.t
nly on general th rest ar
lieutenant. Nevertheloss, It ws
shown that tha old progresslve-
democratls combination which ba
so oftan lcknd republicans had
not been killed by event ot th
campaign and final passage of
tha farm
tha president with mixed (motion.
He took a licking on th na
if surar oer auart haa been i
.iimmer until tender and brown.
Malt two tablespoon of butUr In a
pan. Add a dash of granulated
mrar. Cook to tha bubbling stage.
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