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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1931)
PACE SIX THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Wt'dncMluy, Jamiary 21, 1!.'U Comment of The Press Varies on Dry Law Report Majority of Editorial Expressions Agree That Prohibition Issue Has Been Straddled; Criticism Is Caustic"' Xr Vnrk Nun All in alt, thi report l rather ilfiv. Out- kMo of tho minority demands lor repeal til only roimtructixe thine in it In tho plan for revision of the amendment. 11m President Hoover hantcn to repudiate. ... If the rouniry flnila the Wlckrrsham report dlnapiiolntliiR. ami we think it will. It may he heeaune the cuinnilttion lia not Mood far enonah irmv from ita subject to obtain the right perspective. In neither lite report nor any of the separate report la asked or ammcred tho question that DwicJit W. Morrow put to tho American people, last May: "la it well that larse portion or our people should conceive of the federal government as all alien and even a hostile power OreconUn. l-ortlnnil. Ore. "Thin newspaper . . . believes cotmreHa may well make the recommendation of the Wicker- hum commission's majority the test of pnwic i.nuon. . . . This plan contemplate a MraiKhtforwai d and honest ap proach to the iu at hand. On it there Is no taint of nulli fication. . . . Tho Orepontan has been, it believed, an firm and ronalatent an advocate of prohibition . . . a any. . . . Kut it would be blind if II failed to jecosnii after the test of more than a decade that liquor is not banished under na tional prohibition. " IhViMrr-Uuanl, Kiiitenr "The Wirkertham report up holds nearly everythine the. drva have been lishthiR for and concedes to the wets the one hip point they have been tight lug for. the possible need of amendment, (everybody ought to be happy but they won't be. Politically it is smart. It means that Hoover can run again as a dry but with one band out to the moist brethren." Salt Ijifce Telegram "Prohibition enforcement Itself may be regarded as an utter failure, after 11 years of trial." .New York Time "The fact of outstanding interest In the eutire report is that six of the eleven commissioners are of one' mind as to the one form of modification that should be adopted, if any." sipokuno Spokesman Kevk'H "The big wet asso. iation against the prohibition amendment and its ally, the Modifi cation League. Inc.. will find no cheer in these declarations." Ixm Angles Tune "While, ill tho main, the document Is strongly dry It has the appearance of an effort to com promise conflicting Tiews which cannot, in fact, be compro mised and, as such, will suit nobody." lUlelgli X. C.) Xmvs anil Observer "The conclusions and recommendations are in accord with the views of those who believe in the wisdom of national prohibition." Xew York lNilly 'ows "President Hoover is now def initely drier Milan the crowd of Individuals he picked to tell faim and the country that prohibition is O. K." Indianapolis Mar "The opinions of the members I of the commission) are Indicative of what might be espected from any group of Intelligent and conscientious people selected at random. They are for law enforcement even if the law is not lut) per cent satisfactory." BoMun (.lobe "Tho spectacle of a hung jury, whoso 11 members bare submitted 12 verdicts. Chaos, confusion and contradictions are everywhere in evidence throughout this SO.OOO-word frnit of !J months of difficult labor." Itiiladelphia K.nqulrer "While it advocates enforcement. It gives reasons why enforcement Is next to impossible." Cleveland Plain Dealer ''Victory on Capitol Hill goes to the drys on points. Kansas City Mar "Settled nothing. New Orleans Item "The report will doubtless prove a source of political grief to Mr. Hoover." Atlanta Constitution "The mountain bas labored and produced a mouse. The chief significsnce of the report is that Its members are hopelessly divided." Denver Kocky Mountain Xews "The flood of Wicker aham reports simply adds fuel to tbe raging prohibition fire." San Francisco Chronicle "A perfect picture of the state of the public mind." Baltimore Kvenlng San ''The Wlckersham report appar ently has satisfied only one man In the country, namely. President Hoover. And be apparently, read only the first paragraph of the conclusions. Norfolk, Yaw, Ledger Dispatch "Instead of aiding in the solution of the prohibition problem, the comoiissiun as a whole bas further befuddled the situation." l"ort.mouth, 'a.. Star "The eleven members are Just about as much confused over the workability of prohibition as is the country in general." Ktchmond. Va., Xews Leader "Never was a more logical report brought to a more Illogical conclusion than when the commission having discredited the eighteenth amendment with deepest damnation, solemnly affirms that it does not urge its repeal." Crew Rescued As Ship Sinks in Bay of Biscay 'A' A' s sir sPMM-r f$4W!s&i . s- . i - SiirrhiK stones during tho re cent rroiiie of the enw of tho sitikiiiK t.ttvk MmsMp Theo doros Hulcurit hi tho Hay of lts cy are shown in the. uuuMiftl ph'titr. The Bntih liner We lti He in anMver to an SOS. prv rov of India. aiter Meamitm X:t; carlonsly .amir hod a lift-bout in tho heavy seas, and below you set tho frail little craft hatilitiK its av bjk ta the rescue ship when the 19 officer and men of the Theotloros HttUart had been picked up. Tho photo above allows the Greek ve.-'sel lurching to one side hhorttv before it final plunge beneath the surface. 'Jf DONALD IS DEFEATED IN S VOTE j would aulhorlie tli iimi nf gm. I eminent funds to enalili ilenoiil. inailoiial si ltoola to meet ck I peiises liii ui'iiil lv the provision III Hi i. bill rulslliK the schnol- le.ivluK ago from II to lb ema. I Ho said in inuklug Hint mo. Itlmi that this provision meant thill tile ilelliillllunllonul srhnoli. would neeil ... iiiiii. noil lo en lingo their bulMlugs. I.ON'IHIN, Jan. si, (AP1--Tho Maclioniild government was deteated In the house. (f com- luona today on an amendment t." the ediiiiilloii bill, but Prime .viiuisior .MaciKinald said no vlml prluclplo was Involved. Thus the government will not be ob liged lo resign. Tho h wua moved lu John Sciirr. Itomnii I'nlholl,- labor uieinher, who previously had moved an uiuviidinent which , it i thi: i.ki rut I "I, Men," said the blacksmith lo Put, who )ust got the Job help. 1 lii K the smith, "I'm going to bring I this liorseshoo from the Hie iiml lay It on tho anvil; when I nod my heud, lilt II hard with this hammer." Pat obeyed Instructions and thn hint ksmlth never nodded ll In head ngnlll. Tll-lllts. Proecutor Goe To Portland For Medical Service MKI'Killtl'. Jan i'l. (API Vyillla W. Moure, assistant ulloi- liey t al ditnllid lu rolidu.t n special grand July tin. hik.i I Ion Into the deal It ' Kveretl I III ha. k of Kaglo Point. killed 111 i-Iiik a llqu.il' raid six weeds a.. left for Portland Unlay '"'' mcdlrul nllentloii II" Is ul fining from a cold iiml general run-down couilltlon Ho stricken on Hie llil tiny of Hi" Investigation. The special grand jury investigation has been dl"- coullniied II a new special prosecutor can he assigned. MILLIONSof MOTHERS It TTI.K.KKS AID KAT ltl t'HANAN. .Mich. Two rat tlesnakes came to the defense ot trapped muskrat on the trap line of Slim Salisbury and near ly succeeded in freeing it. Salis bury came upon the trapped reature and. as he bent over o release bis catch, the two nakes csme from behind a ,og and struck at him. They missed however, and Salisbury killed hem. tlSTl.Y .MISTAkK out to investigate. He ran Into! In the world. Swlliorlaiul hat a the path of a second shot which j I,..,,,!,,, I(,wer. too, right In this Hewitt fired after the prowlers. I , V. H is the tower of the old xot TitK tii.v om: I"""" ,hr;1- ""'h, h'" fvr - pronounced slant. It dates from S-T. MOKITZ The Tower ofi5;a, ,,,) ,he onlv part of Pisa isn't the only leaning one the old ihtirch now stnmttiic. KrnEXE. Ore. A mistake cost GtwriEO W. Prake. ju, the ss of his left eye hero recent L. H. Hewitt he.trd prowler outside hi hou-e and ruihd out with a shorpmi. He firvd one hot at them. Irake. livniK nearby, heard the hot and run 11 HEARING UUHi II Ull CASE TORTLAND. Ore., Jan. II. (A V) The Ill-starred crocs-state railroad rase, on the pages of which death has twice written the names ot federal judges. will have its third bearing In I court here tomorrow: Tbe I'niou Pacific system, through the Oregon-Washington Itailroad a: Navigation company, seeks to quash the order of the interstate commerce commission iuslrucllug the line to build 1 S t miles ot railroad from Crane, ou Oregon's eastern border, to Crescent Lake, to the west. The case was beard by three federal judges here Sept. 29, and Dee. , 1930. In each in stance the case was taken under advisement, only to be followed by the death of a jadge before a decision was rendered. The first hearing was before! Judges McXarjr. Dietrich and. Mean. Judge Dietrich died in Idaho a few days later. I The second hearing was. be-1 fore Judges McXary. Kudkin j and Kean. and was followed by the death of Judge Bean on Jan. t . At tomorrow's bearing Judge McXsry'wllI hear the case re viewed for the third time. Sit ting with him will be United States Circuit Juciges Itudkin and Wilbur. It Is said that he first Ameri can novel was pub .;ed In ITSy and written by Sarah W. .Morton under the title ot "Power ot Sympathy". SIDE GLANCES By George Clark MS ami u n. nt ore. 1 hCA StWViCl. SIC.! COOKING CROQUETTES AND ROASTING COFFEE HAVE MUCH IN COMMON Success Depends Upon the Rule A Little at a Time Cartful rooks do not crowd too many croquettes into the hot fat because they lower the tempera ture and then absorb grease. Cook ing" a lew at a time prevents this. In roasting; coffee there is simi lar difficulty when too much is roasted at once. It is impossible to control the heat and often, as a result, part of the hatch is over done and part underdone This causes variation in flavor. xims Bros., following the rule 1 the croquette recipe, roast only few pounds of coffee at a time by their patented, continuous proc ess Controlled Roasting. 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