The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 13, 10H0 THE EVENING HKRALO, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON m DCS! OF PROBLEM S 0 Klamath Tribe Members To Hold ' Senion On Saturday Mmiilivra of the KlniniiHi Irllie of ' Indiana will moot Ratunlny at 10 a. ni. at Ilia Wlllloiiieou rlv.r rhiirrb l illiuaa qiiee llulia vital, m Hi" preaiml !. tu llii. Irllm, II waa I'wrimil yea tardily. Th maeOn I" liduli"l lo lull uvrl boiira mill It la re lieved that eeveral rililli'in will In Introilineil reletlva lu U' "'' lur whlrli hav li"' (ironic 111 up lieforo lli aeiwl ruiiinilllnii on I nil Inn uirulr In Wwliln! U. L'.. h miiiiiliera if tli irllie. TlirmiKli sources wnlcli hav atknl 1 1 1 4i I limy nut lw m" iiii-u. Til Nune learned liml n I it lit Ihat nil m I-in lit' r ut I ho Kliilimtll Irllii ar uui In sympathy with mini of th nriliiM "f Mr' WU t'rafird who r now lu v.an Inston, II. C and whu repr-ent part iif th younger nn-inijere of lli tribe. Mtillia of Hi trllml numbers feel liml H lde eontro-vi-rei whhh ham Im-ii iuld hurt ii'il been Hiurouithly di-ctiaH-il mill II ! en.m'led Ihl not mly llm matir of ll edmlntatra i urn f tin. reservation will be liriiUKlil ni rliiluriluy hut ll'iel ullior MIL pendlui In conareee and relative in the Indian altalr will hi- dle.uaard liy tho itiernbor uf I lie t rl tn. On bill whiih Is now In iin- would make the national lortnta nn ili reservation perji-tu-al, would provide for rufiireaia tlon and would main It a erparate unll for that purpose. It l alio uiwli'd Ui.it tha roll tires will dlai-UM tha lellln of Icaei-a tu ehri-pmnn -and that It will ha niaiiilonad that unlaw tbo Kreiin permits are Issued aoon that a larK menue lo the Indiana will be liml and t ho trltial pey m .ml ili-ciaa-d thla year. Women of I In- trlim will provide lunrhi'vn at noun, It u under nlood yesterday. Iml.t-atliin that the conference will lust for av rial boira anil that all liiattnra utfertlns: the welfare and finatu-lal roaltereot the tribe, whli h la one of tha rlebeel In tha aiata, will ha thoroughly dle,-us.,-d. Charter Group Is Outlining Plans Klve nifinlinra of tha naw city rharter eommltleo who are draft lug plana for a rharti'r eudora lug the city manaser form of government ar working dally and ppwl to make a report be fore a committee of tho whola within ahorl limp. A definite data for a niautillK of tha charier committee haa n.it nt been al by W. O. Hmlth. rhalruian, who la waiting on the romniltti. t'luuile MrCulhit-h, Marie Wr.l, John Klkoa. Charlna 1 hoiuaa and Waller Waggouoi ara drawing up the first draft of tha proponed charier. Mayor T. II. Wuttora, Mrrlo Vet and (Moiidit MrCulliirh will mailt Hi la i-vi'iilng at tho city hall with It ')! I In Itodolpb, au auditor for a San Krnurlacu firm, whan tha flnnnrlal and of tha rharlur will li dlaruaaed. Mr. Hodolph la at praacut audltlug tha rlty'a bonka. David Vandenberg Speaks to P. T. A. ' rialmlng that lb young pixiplt of today ahoiild not only hava tha aupiwrt of th good old Amnrlran horn an thr-lr pnrnnta had. but alao that liny ara ontltlad to the hont that ran bo affordod In tlia way at pulillo aclinola, gonnrnl con dltlona nd propnr law anforca molit, David II. Vandcnliarg. loial attornry. addn-aat-d tho l'arnnt Trarhrra aaaoclatlon of tha Milts aghool Wadneaday afttirnoon. Tha tpaakar dwelt upon tha great hcnrfll of tbo roopnrallun which tanrhnra and parent anjoy undnr tha nrgnnliatlou plan and predicted a groatai undaralandliig of the atudnnt problem aa th do valnpment of Ilia rnront-Teaihor plan procoada. Colorado hna tha groitteat aveN ago allllucln of any alato In the fou ut ry. NORTHLAND Transportation Company To all points North East and West for Cnnrilei Kr.onomy, Mnfnty ntl lleprnilahlllty "RIDU THU NOKTHI.ANIV Phone 999 Terminal Stajre Depot 615 Main Street KLAMATH MAN WITH BIBLICAL LANGUAGE WRITES ON POLITICS Knun tho pan of Klamath until rum forth bllilkal wrltlnga regarding lb gubernatorial eon teat within th republican party In Oragon. Hwaua of the In ternet, th Klamath Nwa r prlule the arlliln from (laorg I'lilnuin'a Mnlem Capital Journal It appeared under th heading: "CllltOMCI.KM OK 8AI.KM" lly Abnnr of lb llnuao of liavld (W. A. Deliull) Three yeara ruled laaae ovar I tin laud of Or, gem and hla rnlgn wna guod. lu til I2IU luolilll of th earond year of llooier proa pi rlty laac waa gal berkd unto bla fnthera and Albln ratna to reign In hla atad. Now Albln dwelt In th land of Clalaop wlilrh la down by the an wliurn tha gn-at river einptletb liaulf. It la llm land of flalier nieu, Kluua and fttrtloua. Ita Irllioa opfiik many languiigea hut Albln underatoiid thnui all, thero forit vaa he eeiiator. Now when laanc waa dead the word ronie unto Albln laying. "Aria, get tha nuhkly up to Hulein und aaautn tho deficit, for thou art governor." Ho Albln put a rlnan garment In hi bag and new eaudala on hla fi-vl and got bla rauivl and haatened to I'ortland. which la where the two rlvera nrnet. And when he drew iilKh to th clty'a Klh gale he made illllgaul Inquiry for th houao of one Cua the lnwyer, whiiao aurnnme U Moaer, And a aervant of .Mayor fieorgo aaltb unn' Alliln: "(lo thou up the at rent which la railed llroadway and when thou peeta a man car rying water on both ahoiilder follow him." And Alliln did aa li waa told and llralgbtaay be waa at tha linueo of (iua tha law yer. Now when Due aaw that !t waa Albln. be ran lo meet blm and fell upon hla neck and ui brured him. aaylng. "1'eara be unto thee, nrotber Holon, wh:it wilt thouT" And Alliln aald unto blm, "l.o, I rum unto the to lake the ancient vowa of llenja niln and Wulter and Inane." And (Iua, whoao auruamo la Moaer, aald until Alliln. "Uit my tongue cleav to the roof of my mouth and my right band forget Ita running If 1 forget thy aervlcea In the aenate to mo and mine. Hold up Ibe other hand." And Albln made hla vowa and ae auuivd the dufklt. lluwbell the rentral commute atinointed him nut (for a cuuimuud bad gone forth from Waahlngtou, l. C , lo all th faithful ef th tribe of (Irundy and Moaea, "Curaed b h Ihat annolnleth with oil. One Pall la enough: let blm that hear eth underatand.") Now Alliln waa favoured above all th men of Anturl In lonka. In all Clalaop Ihoro waa none Ilk uuiu blm. II could make niualc on th harp, and on tha cornet and on th dry plank with alrluge. II changed bla rai ment dally and each morning did obelannr to hla linage with aalety rutor. Therefor were th people pleated when they aaw hla picture lu lb Oregon leo. And tt cam to paea that when Albln waa com up to Saleui b waa greeted by Hal lb Hook aeller, allying "ltat thou In my houau, (lovernor, for I have pre pared an upper chamber for the." And Allilu enlared In a id took off hla ahoea, marveling greatly (for be had auppoeed llttl wua In the camp of Thome tho Weaver). Now Tbomaa lay ale k with fuver In houa bind by. lie bid ailed a I nee lb llm of bla barley barveat. He waa a goodly man and full of yeara. The people loved him greatly, wberefor waa he rhoaen Keeper of the Klng'a Treaaura Houae and tb people would hav mad blm guiarnor eicept for the word of the klng'a phyalclaua aaylng "Huffer It nut to be at thla time." Now when Alliln h'-id aaeeuded the throne he raueed a proclama tion to ba made In all the porch aa of th temple, "rear not, gp polnteea of laatc. I tm not come to deatroy fonrea hut to build them. Heat In your awlvel chair. Ya ahall not b remoi i. Tarry y here In tha tempi: I an aland It 'til th prlmarlea. In my city are many flab ranneriea." Then tber waa much rejoicing among the publlrana, for they hud feared th aia. Tb-'ofor did Mark, whoio place In the temple la nlgb unto tbe Klng'i rhamhera, rub bla handi In glee and aay unto bla aervant: "It la well, Janice, thy voucher con tlnueth. Re that thou walkeat clrcumapectly before tha King," and Rhea, who la keeper of the Klng'a Bprlnga and Water Couraet. lit him a freah cigar and gave chocalatee and datea nnt) hla atenographera. And Clar lb Kir Marahal looked unto the weat and aald, "Behold, how good and how pleaaant It la for brethren lo dwell together In unity; It le Ilk the prerlnue oint ment which ran down Albert'! beard even unto tbo aklrta of bl garrueute." And fleniuel, who waa weary with much budgeting, laid down hi blue pencil end wllb bla fountain pen wrot In hla tablet, ' Ulmacd la tba man tb'in chooaeal and cauaeth to ap proach nlgbt unto th, that n may dwell In thy court, even thla temple.'' And Heymour, who I th Keeper or tha King' Weight and Meaauroa, aven tb length of tba royal cu lilt and tha weight of th aliekel and tha big neia of tba omar. called unto tb daughter of tha American Revo lution and aald, "Worry not, Klliabeth, the government still Uvea." Verily, there waa aound of re joicing throughout th tempi ven from tb weat gate unto tba Bail gate and from tba North nnto ba South. In the uppermoat chambara' Hylan and Franklin and Oacar gave thanka, aaylng "llleaaed ba tha name of Albln, for th ntllltle ahall atlll be regulated aa In tba daya of laaac." In tba chamber of Acc. dent they looked out of their wlndowe and were glad. Th muldeu of A brum danced through tb corridor. Th young men aaw vlalona and tba old men dreamed dream. Than th palrlarcha at tb gata of the city atroked their beard and aald. "He knowetb bl oniona. Not alnce the daya of Chamberlain have we Been hla like." Now there waa sedition In the land and aom arose who coveted tbe throne ot Albln. A certain man dwelt In tbe Cooa country whoae 'tioaaenaloiia were very great. Much allver and gold had be and telephone, and corpor ation slock. Ho spake aa on bavlng authority Buying to on man "go" and anolber "coma." He knew the accrete of merging and was skilled In all tb arte ot legislation. Moreover he re membered how be had been left off the big commltteea In tba senate when Albln waa High i'rlrst there. Thla man tailed unto him' his dragona and kleagle and cyclops and aald "Why stand ha here Idle'" Behold the harvest Is ripe for the sickle, Rlc 'em," and they forthwith got buay. Now this Charli-a- dwellclb In an upper klavern at tha Inn of Philip tb Shrlner and abldeth even this dy till tbe prlmarlea are coma. An a certain Captain who had foirght at San Juan dwelleth In the land ot the Deechutca. where Is much cedar and Juniper and tall plnea. When the word came unto blm aaylng "Isaac la dead and Albin sltteth on the throne." h went apart unto a deaert place Wash with safety Now at lowest price Choice of: Agitator or Suction Type EASY WASHER this.marvefous new ASYWASHER has no wringer The latest EASY Washer ii a revelation in home wash in. It has Damp-Dryer in place of the old-fashioned wrinftcr. You transfor a whole tubful of clothea at one time from the washing aeotion to the Damn-Dryer, in. atead of piece by piece a with a wringer. Then merely press a button. In lea than 2 minute the water is whirled out of the olothet and they are ready for the line all without worry to you or risk to your clothes. EASY Terms Phone for a free demonstration in your own home. See why this mod ern washer ia safer, faster, easier, gentler than any wringer type washer. Then If you decide to keep it, you can pay for it in easy month ly payments. TRADE in your old washer on a new no wringer EASY Oft VAUKJKHIA OREGON POWER COMtuSt Tear riser fvtei'fafl M Prssrsss KVKHV BoVHIUiAY KKillT t'N'TII, ft P. M. and aat him down under a Juni per trae. And a atrong wind paaaad from th ".Inter but there was no voice In th wind. Then be placed hla ear unto tbe ground, and he beard a email bussing Ilka unto a be In bis bonnet and It aald, "Jay, thla is the chance of your life, don't be a fool. And be pondered tlieae things In bis heart many days. Then cam one from tha doe art ot Umpiiiia crying with a loud vole, "Make straight tha path fur Neuner the Bon of th Dea ert, Forty day and forty nighla hav I abstained from malt and old win and kept all th com mandants of Herbert tba Dry. Many have I cast Into prison be came tbsy abstained nut. Repent y brewers of bom brew while there I yet time." And many rejoiced thereat and followed after him. The tbe chief politician ot Portland trembled and smote their breasts, saying, "Ar we aslesp at tbe switch that this thing happenetb? Shall tbe butchers and fishmongers and sons of th desert run away with tha wbol sbowl Shall As toria be lifted up an (salted and Portland appear as naught In tb ye of Ibe people? Hath Mult nomah no Prince ot a Klrst Fam ily who Is able to go up agalnat him? la there none save thla son of a butcher Bennett to give his bsttle? Come, let us reaaon together." And with on accord tbey gathered In an upper rbam bor and took counsel and drink, together. And when the spirits had moved them one aald "What's tha matter with running Philip tha Inn-keeper! " But they shook their beads. "HI waist line eipandetb as a green- PAGE SEVEN bay tree. When ha wonld gird up hla loins to sprint his gar ment sllppeth down and entan ggleth hla legs. He bath a marry heart but larketh bla sire's beard " "How about drafting Mayor George? He stumblelh not." "Same dimensions In the mid dle, my Lord, be feedeth too well at th publie trough and per formetb only under the spot light." . I "Could (ius make It?" saletb soother. . "Nay, not so. He loveth Albln ! too well. Moreover bis garment smellelh of flab. Then they rent their garments and spilled rlgsr aihea on the carpet, crying alond, "Oh, for a republican Prince lo Israel whose brow egpandath aa aia bally con traeteth. Our party langnlsbath ven as a congressman at a W. C. T. V. convention." Then came one running and when he had enured In and closed the door be said, "Tidings from the tower. Get lit up. Be hold the bridegroom Cometh." And tbey looked out and beheld the camels were coming, bearing a son ot the First Families. He ha great possessions. HI name was Harry tb son of Henry. He j was slender and fair to look ; upon. Ha bad never don notb- ia' els, therefore was hla lamb- j skin spotless. And they all rejoiced with ex ceeding great Joy, aaylng. "Bless- j ed Is tb Son of Henry that com- ' eth out of Multnomah bearing gifta unto the faithful. He Is as I a fruitful vine laden with gratis ripe fo. "the plucking." And they all tarried with one accord for the descent ot th Oily Spirit at th banquet ot Abra ham the Emancipator. ICT 4 I.ITTI.K urn LONDON. Although .Mr. and Mrs. Wllllum Griffith, received a set of silver fur fielr wedding In years ago. thiiy didn't uae It. for It was stolen shortly after they were married. Th entire set art recently found where the robher bad bidden It In a stretch of mar shy land about two mile from tb Griffith hom. It was In icllul condition. n GaH Soit RIeati YOUNG COAL COMPANY 702 KLAMATH AVE. PHO.Shl IUUT I fill (Til iTl We Now Have Good Stocks Blocks Body Limbs Slabs II og Fuel ALSO Furnace Oil Fuel Oil Briquet -Coal Agents for Oilomatic and Ray Oil Burners Riley Hog Fuel Burners PEYTON 8c CO. Phon 53S "Wood to Burn" 126 So. 7th rrTsHiH AND SHWOW OVERSOW 1807-1W! : tvt;,v: Qu-,-i, V , rTt. , ' -. ; 5H . Jt , ; . ? V l''-,'v?' if '; -'.' , . ; (,i a I i ' " 1 .., -....wa.u..N,. .,.:,.- ..' 1 - - - J" J "V ' f M , ..J ( f, ft j,, I i . J a t. Vt v Se I - I . l ' I . ' - ,f .it-,",' ,y J mssn AVOID THAT "Coming events ccit their i shadows before'" FUTURE SHADOW By refraining from . over-indulgence Men who would keep that trim proper figure, women who prise the modern figure with its subtle, . seductive curves eat heslthfully but not immoderately. Banish ex cessiveness eliminate abuses. Be moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. When tempted to excess, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach reach for alt-city instead. Coming events cast their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would maintain that lithe youthful figure. lucky Strllte , the finest Cigarette a man ever smoked, made of tha finest tobacco The Cream of tha Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Every, one knows that heat purifies and so TOASTING" not only re moves Impurities but adds to tha flavor and improves the taste. It's toasted Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough B Moderate! : . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab - lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year ara wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing lucky Strike) Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that wheo remote,! to in vnurself too well, if von will "Reach for a tuekv" instead, vou will thus avoid Over-indulgeaCS in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. TUNE IN Tha Lucky Strike Dane Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coait network of the N. B. C ) ISM. Th AaMrlca Teee VSr.