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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH TALLS. OREGON
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Saturday, December 21, 1929
. The Way Of The Wlieat Market
nrO tli farmers who have
. playing the wheat market the following statement
by the U. S. Department of Agriculture may be enlight
ening, if not assuring:
"The general wheat market situation continued weak
with large market stocks
smaller total supply, Around 190,000,000 bushels of
U. 8. wheat are still in store
Canadian market stocks in
increased to nearly 227,000,000 bushels. Around 25,-
000,000 bushels are still available for export from the
old crop in Argentina, and
aged 8,000,000 bushels the past two weeks. Australian
shipments for the week total 1,010,000 bushels. The
offerings of this southern hemisphere wheat in competi
tion with North American grain appears to be the prin
cipal weakening factor in the market. Native wheats
are still being offered in good volume in the principal
European markets at prices below those of imported
wheata, duty paid."
Regulation Needed
A TTENTION of this paper has been called to the lack
of traffic signs in the Riverside school' district, espe
cially from the west end of the Link river bridge and
around the hill skirting the school property. Children
living to the east and south of the school are in constant
danger from passing cars and the wonder is that acci
dents have not been more numerous. The average autc
ist has a disinclination to slow down even for well
marked areas and it is certain that caution will not bt
exercised where there are no markings. Then, too, there
are many car drivers unaware of the location of the
school and they are not to be blamed for speeding if
there are no warning signs. The greatest danger is at
the noon hour, when children
along. One accident in that
ago nearly cost the life of a
been evidence enough of the need of better traffic regu
lation in that vicinity.
EDITORIALS
From Over the Nation
A MAMMY SON'Q WRITER
WARBLES HIS DEFENSE
Robert J. Casey In tha Chicago
Nawa
Thar met anon a city atreet.
Tha bora who wrlta tha' aonga.
And atrala-htaway begin ts bleat
A boot tka eoantry t wrongs.
Tha "WantaG-Baek" aong they
a found
Bad "Maa-Maa'a competition.
While "Red Hot Baby" jan wai
aoaad
la dnbtona condition.
"Wa waata our time." one genlut
"In aaeklng rariation.
Lat'a wrlta compoaita aonga la
ataad That neither aad or gty ahnn."
They wrote about a Red Hot
Maam
With Silver Taroada - Among
tha Golden,
Who'a going back to Alabam
o a
Hot dlggaty dog. The
, Daya of Olden. '
I Pert Pocket Anthology.
Manuel Fritzer-f" ayeV filled
with teara aa he looked at J ad it e
Joeeph Burke and thii la no re
floetios on Judge Burke. Mr.
FriUer'e teara were due partly
to tha Injuatlca of the charge
acalnet him and partly to tha
fact that a policeman bad juat
ateppad on hia foot for attempt
ing to ling In tha courtroom.
Mr. Frltaer waa accuaed by
Mra. Urma Eliana ot baring
blacked her eya. It waa tha con
tention ot Mr. Fritter that each
an affair waa temperamentally
Impoaaible for Mr. Fritter, and in
thia contention he waa ably aup
ported by hli attorney, Chester
C, Caldwell.
"Your honor," argued Mr.
Caldwell, "I rhall be able to
prore In thia cane that my client
not only did not black the eye
of tha complainant bnt that ha
could not hare blackened tha eya
of tha complainant."
"He la not charged with In
ability to black an aye," replied
tha Judge. "Yon won't hare to
prove that and tha hour is getting
lata."
"Ha ia a bruta with no senti
ment and bo onl," moaned Mn.
Klaane, weeping out ot tha eya
that remained open. "Ha la a
bora tramp with no Idea of home
tlea "
"Juat a minute," counseled the
judge. "You hare stated your
charge. We may hear what the
defendant haa to aay.1
"Jfoaj honor," popevded. Mr.
Idltor
Buitneee MMkftr
to etraol, Klamath 'alia, Oregon.
at tha poetoffloe at Klamath Falls,
act 01 uonnreea, stare a, e,e.
PAYAULB IX ADVANCE
Delivers Cantos
Outalce la City
County On woatb
1. fl Thraa snoutha
lit Sis moataa
1.01 One year
10.11
III
1.10
.
- x cm,
to It or BOt otbsrwlae credited la
wheat to sell, nd to those
apparently overshadowing the
in domestic markets, while
North America have been
weekly shipment have aver
and cars alike are hurrying
vicinity about two months
little girl. That should have
Caltwell. 'it ia apparent that this
woman does not know who my
client la. Yon may bare won
dered a moment ago why my
client started to sing when yon
asked him to testify."
"f nerer wonder at anything
that happens in a courtroom," an-
noonced Judge Burke.
"WeU. TU tell you anyway,'
rolnnteered Mr. Caldwell. "It's
because he'a a writer of ballade.
That's how he haa made h! great
success. He baa wrltteno mora
mammy songs than any other
three aong writers In America
and he wanted to show yon by
the power ot his art how silly ts
this charge that he could hare
struck a woman." ,
"Mammy aongs are legal but
hardly evidence," ruled tha judge.
"However, if you care to quota
one without the music we might
IUten to it."
So Mr. Fritzer looked squarely
at Mrs. Elsana and with a voice
shaken by emotion he Quoted tha
poem with which he hoped to
soften her heart and deatroy tha
hallucination that he might hare
blacked her eye.
Maa-mee! Maa-mee!" he moaned
"I lorea onlee you.
You is the one I'm thinking ot
On days when I happen to ba
feeling blue.
"Maa-mee! Maa-mee!" he moaned
Your little boy la lonely
Because ha wants you oh-ho-hn-ly.
Maa-mee I'se a coroin' back
Right along the railroad track.
Till I find tbe little shack and
Maa-mee."
Probably because tbe music
waa lacking tbe song waa sot an
unqualified snceess. There wasn't
a wet eya In the house except tha
one belonging to Mika Cnllen,
the eminent bailiff, and be turned
out to hare a cold in hia head.
Mr, Caldwell seemed greatly Im
pressed. There you bare tha situation.
your honor," ha aald. "Does it
likely that a man capable
of expressing tha mother lore em
bodied in that beautiful ode, not
to aay lyric, could possibly for
get himself and black the eya of
a woman? No, a thousand times
no! Tha poet in thia dstendant
would rebel at tha thought. It
would ba contrary to all tha prin
ciples that ha has expreesed so
often in his songs. Mae-
meat Mother! Womanhood.
Your honor, the defense rests."
"What hare yon to aay to
this?" Inquired tha judga ot Mrs.
Utsans.
'I'm this bird's mother-in-law,"
replied Mr, allsana.
TIMELY QUOTATIONS FROM
PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE
"Ingland still remelne man's
country4o, spit ot Tola for
woman and iltpptre and tha
Lord-know what." Michael Ar
Ion.
a a
"Erary vie wa once a virtu,
nd may bcom respectable main
Just m hatred become repoct
bl In war timet." William
Durant,
a a a
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'Jhoughts We've
Been lhinking
(Continued from Paga Ona)
tha streets ot aa Sastsrn Oregon
town without attracting attention
and admiration ot those who lore
such entertainment.
T T.N'DER the Influence ot Hoc
Tor's demand for new projects
to ba constructed In order to
keep the old business pot boiling.
Oregon will get another irrigation
project.
It will ba tha Baker project
which haa been kicked about by
tha Interior department for many
yeara. Tha Thief valley reser
voir alta will ba used and land
In tha vicinity of Medical Springs
will ba brought under water.
Tha lata Nick Slanott, con
gressman from thia district.
nursed this project ia season and
out ot season, always having a
hostile and aa unfriendly Interior
department to contend with.
When tha Baker project is
actually built there should be a
monument erected by Baker peo
ple to memorialise tha work
dona by Nick Slnnott tor them in
yeara gone by.
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HERALD WANT AOS. -
ERRORGRAMS
They make ywjirLrjeft!
There ara at least tonr mistake In tha above picture. They
may pertain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot
dee If yon can find them. Then look
aad unscramble It, by switching
self II tor each of the mislakee you find, and 20 for tbe word
st yea unscramble It. Find corrected JUt oa nag I,
bold any amusement (or nan.
It la tluie for him to die."- I'ro
taaaor Albert A. Mlchelson.
a a a
"Soma woman apply nilxturea'
(o thalr faoea that would take
paint oft an automobile," Or
Charle W. 1'abaU
a a a
"Motherhood Is an art,
rarer art than la commonly sup
poaed." Havclo.k Elite.
nt tiara."
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HOUSE PASSES BILL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11, (A
P) Tha House lately passed) a
Senate bill to extend tbe time
tor the construction of a bridge
across the Columbia river be
tween Longview, V shlngtjn.
and Rainier, Ore., to June 1,
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U. S. CAPITAL
Ttie Marines skwm to Bo Doing
a Thorough Job In Haiti
They've Killed Over a Thou,
aand Haitians, and I'M II !!
really tha Country Ilea I lorn
Very Quiet
1)Y MILTON nriONNHR
ME A IkN-vtea Writ
WASHINGTON, Deo. 11 For
a good many gears now our gal
lant U. 8. marines have been
killing those pesky Haltlaps (or
tbelr own good.
Nowhere elae la the world have
our brava boys ao convincingly
demonstrated their superiority
over a foreign populace. Thiiy
have killed soma 1500 Haitians,
according to Haitians themselves:
Utl, according to tha secretar?
ot the navy's report for lilt and
only about 1500 according to the
report of a Senate Investigating
committee.
Only a dosea marinas have
been killed by Haitians and al
though that was enough to pro
voke sensational stories ot atrool
ties and human sacrifices In this
country tha ratio ot casualties
showa what onr leathernecks can
do when fighting for their coun
try.
Not So Co tain on Now
Of courss there ara those In
WaWshlngton who think it wasn't
necessary to kill so many Haitians
Senator King and Senator Bo
rah, for Instance. But for all
your correspondent bt aver been
bla to get out ot tha State or
Navy Department, the killings
were a blessed boon to Haiti.
They occurred In tha carrying out
of tbe Amerlraa occupation b
ginning In I'll and for the last
ten years, until recently, tew fur
ther killings have beeu necessary
bocauae of tha thoroughness with
which the Haitians aera taught
tbelr lesson.
The immediate background It
still a little vague. One cannot ba
quite sure about official claims
that tha Haitians lova us and our
occupation and regard Brlg.-Oen.
John H. Russell, the American
high commissioner and so-called
dictator, as Santa Claus himself.
Even It one is assured that the
Haitian bandits ara a bunch of
bandits whom every 100 per cent
American should bate, it must be
recalled that General Smedley
Butler le reported as having ex
plained n a Pittsburgh epeech the
other night that In Hsltl the ma
rines always formally branded ss
bandits those who opposed Ameri
can policies. Even President Hoo
ver declares solution of tha Hai
tian problem "still obscure."
But tha previous facta In the
sitnatlon are well known. Marina
killings and othsr tactics of sub
jugation robbed tha Haitians of
tbelr traditional pastime ot kill
ing each other. There la plenty
ot debate as to whether occupa
tion haa done tha island any great
good, but It brought aa unprece
dented period of comparative tran
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quility. TUu lucuuibeut Haitian I
president. Homo, has been kepi I
la of flea by tha American bayonets
wnica gsvs bint Bla job, but ot tbe
II Haitian presidents who praced
ad him II were driven from of'
tic and several were murdered
Tha mass ot Haitians ara about
as backward as can ba and there
wa a tuna when area a oaoqlhsl
or two attained tha presidency.
Strangely enough, however,
tha ocupatlon solaclded with at
tempts Inward an American treat;
wvnicn would bav given IP sou'
tral ot tha country and allowed us
to establish naval and military
naass. Alto, tha Haitian constl
tutlon, whlob wa promptly abol
ished, provided that no foreigners
should hold land there despite the
faot that there were soma vain
able plantations. The Immediate
pretext for the marine landing
waa tha assassination and cutting
to piece of President Ism,
'bloodthirsty gsnt
whose recent
massarrss had Irritated hia sub
jects.
Cungresa Was Fired
The Americans disbanded tbe
Haitian congress, abolished the
constitution. Installed a prasldeal
ot their own and look lull fiscal
and elrtual political control of lbs
country. A a substitute for Coo
gross, which waa dissolved be
cause It refused to adopt tha as
constitution which w handad It,
we created ao "executive coun
cil" of II member to elect tnd
assist tha president. At last re
ports 14 of tbe It wer Borao's
relatives. Tha marines staged a
"national referendum" to put
over tbe new constitution, in the
effective manner which has been
explained by General Butler, and
the official report on tha vote
showed 8.19t D favor and 76
agalnat. Whether any marines
wsr court-martialed (or alio
Ing those To! votes U not known,
but there have been many loud
horse-laughs at the figures.
A tew week sgo President
Borno, who Is commonly supposed
to taka hi order from Ruseell,
announced that ha would not be
a candidal for re-election In 110.
Subsequent developments In Haiti
are being explained in current dis
patches.
Come From Texas
To Viait Parent
George Kigga Is horns from
Auiarlllo. Teiss. (the oil town)
to spend tbs holiday with his
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rlggs and his brother. Bob
Klgxs.
George tells of a cowboy who
was wise enough to Invest his
wages In land, years sgo, whss
Isnd was vsry cheap around
Amarlllo, who today Is receiving
an Income ot 17,100.00 a day as
hie ehare ot the profit from oil
well procuring on hia land.
There are many other oil mil
llonalrea in Amarlllo.
Tbs department ot labor lay
100. 000 American have moved to
foreign land In tbe last twelve
years. That's abroad statement.
And It'a on case where It wasn't
cheaper than paying rent.
so filled with enthusiasm that means some
thing. That's what we think about 'THE VIRGINIAN" Baby, what a
picture!
WHEN YOU SEE "THE VIRGINIAN" it', just like you were
out there riding range, going to town with the cowboys, having all The Vir
ginian kid's troubles and how you hate that Trampas guy I
THE CHIEF SURE PICKED SOME WINNERS FOR OUR
Christmas Specials "THE VIRGINIAN" and "THE RETURN OF SHER
LOCK HOLMES" and "THE UNTAMED" and the biggest hit of the season
"THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY." All our gang feel that every
thing's on the up-ahd-up and wish you a Merry Christmas I
Your Pelican Projectionist,
SANFORD A. (TED) SNYDER
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
IN KLAMATH
Article ot Incorporation ot the
Klamath Development company
wer filed yesterdsy In San Fran
cisco.
With a capital of 11,000,000,
lb directors are: Herbert and
Mortimer Flelschackar, Rau Fran
cisco bankers; U, X. Wendllni,
I. O. and W, Paul Johuson, the
last nsmsd being In Han Fran
cisco to attend the company
meeting,'
Tha articles say llist the com
pany will have lis place of busi
ness la Bsn Francisco, and will
engage In espanslon work, parti
ularly In the vldulty of Klam
ath Falls.
Last night's meeting of the
council failed for lark of a quor
urn, only halt the membership
bslng present. There was an In
formal discussion of certain mat
tare.
It waa decided lo have the
lty engineer, Don J- Zumwalt
go abead and give eatlmajee tor
the probable costs ot sewering
portion of the city which are
not yet furnished with that utll
Ity. It la probable that 111 coel
ot Ibis Improvement for the city
III b lo round figure, about
1100,000.
II wa the ns of Ihs moat
ing,, lacking a quorum, that Mr
Zumwalt should go ahead with
the estimate work on the basis
ot 10 a day, which haa been
bis pay In the past for similar
undertaking!.
Ice skstlng ia a popular sport
ison now open for those who
Ilka to glide, and holiday vara
Hon given scholar leeway.
Moore' Canal, Ewauna l.ak
and tha mala government ranal
are favorite places tor gliding,
and thia being Saturday, and
school children being free, made
larger crowds than usual at the
cboaen spots.
Tomorrow morning at I o'clock
special freight train ot eight
cars of rattle shipped by J. C.
Mitt-bell will leave Midland for
Sacramento to be marketed
there.
Conductor L. M. Bradford has
been selected to tske charge ot
the train out of Midland.
Now In tha city are 7 fire
hydrants, according to a slst
mont rendered to the city by the
Klamath Falls Light and Waler
company, of which George Wal
ton is msnsger. Fire Chief F.d
ward Wakefield submitted to 'he
council Wednesdsy night a list
ot fir hydrants wanted for new
locations, which the council told
him to order the water company
to put In.
All the way from Iowa have
com chickens to glsdden the
heart of Attorney E. L. Elliott.
and to raise tha slsndard ot the
TO MOST THEATRE FANS THE
method by which the talking pictures are shown
is a deep, dark secret, closely approaching witch
craft Really they ARE somewhat complicated,
but intensely interesting.
WE BOYS USED TO BE JUST MO-
tion picture 'operators now we have attained
the dignity of SOUND PROJECTIONISTS. It
takes two or more of us to do the work that one
used to do before the advent of talking pictures
and there is a lot more work to do.
THE MOST INTERESTING THING
that we do is pre-view the pictures. In an empty
house, without the stimulus of lights, music or
audience, we run each picture to insure its per
fection, before you, our critics, pass on it And
we call this "running the picture cold."
WHAT I AM BURSTING INTO PRINT
about is to tell you that we have just pre-viewed
a picture that Is to real and with such natural
sound and dialogue that we think it is the great
est sound picture yet made and when a crew
' of hard-boiled operators are so sold on a picture
taiaaaaayvtj-aa
feathered contingent ot Klan
mi.
alh Falls.
Ths pen, which couslsis f
four lieu and ona cockerel, ta
of 1'artrldg Cochins, and fmui
tha tows of Anaaosa, a place
calsbratsd for lis peu, not of
chickens, however, but for th0
confinement of prlsonsrs.
Judga Usury L, Hanson return,
ed lest night after a three weeks'
absence sitting for Judge Perry
ft. Kelly, with heedquerlar it
Tha Dallea.
Ilea Hur stunt (ads away in
feat performed by Police Chlr.
Samuel L, Walker, In bnrrowM
automobile.
When two farmers, drunk
sud yelling Ilk Commanche in.
dtana, started off from Main
Street down Klilb In their tw
horse wagon, with erlea of de
fiance at Chief Ham L. Walker,
the chluf Immediately took sto, i
of bis resources. This waa about
Ihrce o'clock yesterday after
noon, and tbe men whose bibul
ous cries wer raised In lelllur.
tbe rhlrf thai Ibsy would get
beyond tbe city llmllc before b
could catch 'cm and , that h
wouldn't dare touch em byoii,t
that line, beat their horses Int.,
a run that waa much on Un
order of the f motts Ben If ttr
stunt.
In a car belouglng lo Dr.
Chilton, Walker pursued the In
ebrlated ones, snd rsusht them
somewhere near the city limits
Tbs man. prominent rancher. I
of thia district, ware fined h
Ih Justice of the Peace.
Thia being a reputable paper.
not a blackmail sheet, the linn
of ths happy one will not be
re-printed In this column )
Councilman Clsrenra H. Cn-
derwpnd Is on a trip In Portland
Society In The Village Dun
can B. Campbell wa nost at a
dinner and bridge party at the
Whit Pelican hotel Monday ere-
nlng, In honor ef his nlee, Ml
Olairya Cocbrsn.
Ths tsbls wss set for fifteen.
with ptnk deeoratlone. After
dinner, punch waa served In the
pink room of the hotel.
A tea waa glvaa Tuesday after
noon at the While Pelican by
Mrs. ftlchard llovey compliment
ing Miss Glsdy Cochran. Those
prosent were: Mlsa Gladys Coch
ran. Mrs. C, II. t'nderwood, Mrs
J. H. rillnlt, Mrs. P. M. Griffith.
Mrs. W. O. Smith, and Mr. Akt
Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Orlfflth -I
Casta nidge Tavern have gone
to Man Francisco until after tbe
holiday.
Mr, fhsrice T. Htona, and
mother Mr. Hkeltoa, returned
Sunday from a visit with friends
and relatives la Canada.
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