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PAGE FOUR PHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON She iucnuta lirralD LKB TUTTLE.. LVNN ZIUMItKMAN. City Cdltoi ..Advertising Managei Famished every afternoon except Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company at lot 111 South Fifth Stmt. Klamath fells. Oregua Entered aa second claaa matlar at the postolflca of Klamath Ftllt. OraiioD. od Auiuil 10. Iu under act of congress, stereo a. isn MAIL KATES IMlAllLti IN ADVA St K Uj Mall Delivered by Carrier la Outside la City County County Ona Monib T t Three Vfontbt II It f 1 It Three Months Bil Months S 71 I l Sis Months 1 10 Ona Tear S CO ( 00 Ona Vaar ,., 60 AHMIH'IATKI) I'HKKS I.e. AS Kit U'IKK MKMUt.K AUDIT 111 UK All Or tIKt I UATION Represented nationally by 11. 0. Moiiiumd Co., Inc. Baa Francisco New York Bet nit Portland Detroit Cblctgo Lot Angeles Copies of Tbs Rerald and News, together with complete In formation about the Klamath Falla market, may be obtained tor the asklnf at any of these ottices- Member of the Associated rrcee The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the nsa or republics Uun ol ail news dispatches credited to It or not otberwlss credited In this paper, and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatchee herein are also reserved Saturday, February 21, 1931 President Hoover A Lone Wolf TVTHEN both houses of congress jammed the bonus certificate loan bill through this week in face of protestations from Secretary Andrew Mellon that it would impose a burden upon the financial structure of the country, and the solemn warning of President Hoover that he would veto it, the country was all but presented with the spectkjle of a dominant political party repudiating its leader. Th action provided an other vivid illustration of many of the present session that congress is not willing to follow the president and .will roam about if it takes them all over no man's land. Although there are none but who are willing that every reasonable consideration be extended those men who served the nation under arms during the World war the concensus of opinion is that President Hoover is right Many will applaud him for having 'he courage to stand by his convictions in vetoing a measure which has received an overwhelming vote of the senate and house of representatives, and which he knows will be come a law despite his veto. It is a stand which will perhaps make the president unpopular with hundreds of thousands of World war veterans all over the coun try, but he is not considering the applause which would come from between two and three million veterans were he to accept and sign the bill. Instead he is booking the opposition of the .veterans and of a majority of the republican members of congress who are determined to go their way whether or not it leads where the presi dent travels. It begins to appear that President Hoover is playing the game of the lone wolf. At no time during the present session of congress has he been accorded the solid support of the republican members of congress and the veterans bonus certificate loan bill, one of the most clean cut issues of the entire session, finds the president alone and unsupported by the senators and representatives of his own party. Whether the condition is a lack of leadership on the part of the president, or whether he is dealing with a congress so-cross-sectioned with conflicting views as to make it impossible for any living man to lead it, we do not know. But one thing we do know: the president and a large number of the members of congress of his own political faith are about as widely apart as the re publicans and democrats of the same congress EDITORIALS From Ovtr Tht Nation Town Time Forgot Saturday, February 21, 1U31 women thera sre thinking the1 sane wsy." Mrs. Ross It a personal dry that is, she does not drink I slcoholte beveragee and aha was ! once a political dry aa well. She la also tha mother of aons. snd I she says that she would not ad vocate any change that would I Increase the temntatlone of rhil.i dren to drink. She la strenu ously opposed to tha return of toe aaioon, hut she declares that a release from the existing dsn (erous situation is Imperative, Mrs. Ross reports an sroailng change In the vlewt of temper ste women everywhere ah goes. Her testimony cannot be Ignored by any Intelligent and hi r.m In fl ed American. YEARS AGO IN KLAMATH Official Record: The agricul tural technique of the Inhabitants of "the town that time forgot", on the River Tauher In Germany, Impressed Miss Carolina B. Sher man, editor of the Bureau of Agrlraltural Economics, who vis ited It this asmmer, as being much the same ss It probably was back In medieval times. "The town." she rnt "l. still entirely within Its old wslls and moat, with frmn n.n( .. r.V.h ,Kr "Li v'our EIGHTEEN miuug. un u man pass all entrance and egress. Thus tht railway and the etation must stsy respectfully outside. We wstched st ons of tht gatea when the farm folk started kw after their long noon hour, to the uy narvesi fields down in lbs valley. 'This gsve ns a full .rhihu of the Implements of the primi tive, carried by all members of the family. Among the lareer """" -as a nay wagon, drawn by a horse and a cow. The mn. i-oi rains nsv beaten the grain so fist In some of tht fields that I do not see how even these peasants with their patient hand- wU.. ran accomplish a harvest r.vu. l. CIty v, M h roung girls, or children, driving ?! J0 of tene out across . ems to just tht ont little "..rv aram-patcn where Ik. ST, 'i? fe"1, doub"es until the nss oeen salvaged. George Putman Lands Blow to Administration Caustic Halrra Kditor of Capital Journal Pave Legislature Homo Mhort Complimentary Jabe, Also. IT, The Machine Age ttTT is not a cold-blooded and cruel thing, seeking to exterminate man, but man's finest expression through which great forces have been revealed to hira by the divine hand." So says Myron C. Taylor, chair man of the finance committee of the V. S. Steel corpor ation. nothing wrong about the machine age and its capacity for enormous productions to supply the wants of mankind. But there is something wrong with our brains which have not yet devised a means of distribu tion with elevators full of millions of bushels of wheat across the street from a breadline. And there is some thing wrong with our brains which can not devise an industrial program that will keep men regularly em ployed at wages on which they can live in comfort Rewards Of Age COMEBODY has said the two chief advantages of age. or middle age, is a more educated enjoyment of material things and a working philosophy. This is an optimistic statement. The fact is that few of the people you Know have a "working philosophy" of life. Youth is more acutely unhappy but middle age is likely to be more dissatisfied. A working philosophy may overcome dissatisfaction. Nothing But Diplomacy TOHN N. WILLYS, with $5,000 of borrowed monev. J built up the Willys-Overland company into one of ine great automobile concerns of the world, sold his noiamgs m it for an enormous fortune, and was ap pointed ambassador to Poland. Somebody asks why he was appointed? Why not? What is diplomacy anyhow? It took a lot to get John Willys where he is. When knighthood was in flower there were no sawed-off shotguns and sub-machine guns. The poetry of killing has degenerated into the slaughterhouse blues. Depression, brought down the price of dreams. Men ara getting back to modest mental speculations as to what they would do with t mere million dollars. "Science will make food as plentiful as sunshine," says a chemist. Then, if we may imagine things, indi cation can be defined as "partly, cloudy.'? The Mussolini Way Time: The richest msn In Italy weeic ciappea Into jail last l.nH1Mi.th?,.,?our,au,! of Ee- American Do Ponts, Italy's Gual- """"a stupendous riches from uumparsuveiy new trick of ''Tu sug without silkworms. He became a billionaire In lire. Only recently Billionaire Oaul- Qi ,7. T,rIr sole owner of artifiei,! ,ak workl- H hltaa, thropiee were on a scale ap proached by no other Italian, Some time ago. when his affairs became entangled. "The Richest Man In Italy" was ibu n k..... from Bant-a Asrlrala it.ii.... a billion lire ($26,300,000) which resulted In aa eventual loss to the bank of seven times Its capital. No charge was msda azain.r tn. nsncler Ousllno when he waa seis ed last week. His arrest waa made noi Dj ponce, out by the Turin Fascist "political squsdron." Hl uiuie wu not inscribed on the Jail register, only his Initials. "R.G " ana tne laconic explanation, "For uiuures 01 publlo security." .Women, Prohibition Providence Journal: It has oeen customary on the part of advocates of tha Eighteenth amendment to assert that It will never be repealed because the women of the United State. snare in tht suffrage. But there are two contrary pieces of contemporary evidence aa 10 tma mat art worth atten Uon. In the first nlace. when the noose at vtasbingtoa was putting Itself on record last week with respect to appropriations for tha enforcement of prohibition five ont of the nine women members voted wet. That Is truly significant. In tht second place wa have an Interview with Mrs. v.ni. Tayloa Rosa, azgovtrnor of Wy oming, a member of tha demo. eratle national committee and a foe of the amendment She Is at present engaged In organising the women of her party, and In tha performance of this task travels through all parts of the country. Mark what she says: "I hart gone into ttstee thought of at unalterably dry. I have told my views, expecting pro tests and alarms. Instead I havt been congratulated and told the Captain Arent, superintendent of Crater Lake National Park has received advices from Washing ton that the senstt will Incresse the appropriation madt by the houst for Crattr National Park from 11,000 to I18S.00O. Prank Moore, wanted by auth orities of Land county for a statutory crime committed at Eugene, was placed under arrest today by Chief of Police 8mltb shortly after receiving a tele graphic descrlplon from Sheriff J. C. Parker. State Superintendent of Bank ing arrived in the city last night, and today Is exsmlnlni the affairs of the American Bank and Trust company and tha First Trust and Savings Bank, prior to the sale of tht former to the latter. Society In the Tillage The closing dance of the seanon was given last night by the Klatawa Club at the White Pelican hotel and the affair proved highly en Joys Die. More than 80 couplet tripped the light tantlstlc to the strains of music furnished by tnt While pelican orchestra, A decidedly colonial atmos phere abounded at Grace Method ist church last night, There, fol lowing a chicken supper, a pa trlotlc program was given In commemoration of Washington's uinnaay. Red was the color scheme at tractively carried out Thnrsdav at the home of Mrs. Fred H. Mills, who entertslned tha Arts and Crafts that afternoon. Timely Quotations From People in the Public Eye Under tht caption, "Page the Fool Killer." Editor George Put. man throws hit typewriter In gear and runs out the followlug edi torial criticism of the administration and lha legislature: The governor's hydro-electric commlaslon bill has pssned both houses, his public service commission bill bss received house ap proval and will be acted upon favorably when It reaches the sen ate. The grange hydro-electric district bill, which has executive endorsement, will have smooth sailing In both houses and. like the other two measures, will become the law. Tha only utility which seems to have been hurt Is (he California. Oregon Power company. This concern was prepsretl lo enter at once upon tha construction ot a 14.600.000 project on the Klamath river In Oreaon. The law, apparently, will prevent the construe. tlon of the undertaking aa an Oregon project and drive the com pany to lha California aide of the lint where there it an avullabla sue and no contest over water rights. As to tht other utilities: they have much to heroine thankful tor. The rauroada and utilities should by rights, stand the penst of the session. The publlo service commission act now being destroyed was so built upon the dsclalons of our courts that It was no longer open to attack. Every constitutional question that It had been found possible to raise had been raised and settled through the rulings of the courts. The only thing led for the co miixiouers to woiry about waa to follow faithfully the procedure woicn tnt law laid down, thus ensuring the utility lis "due pro cess ot taw - ana lit any in court. e e e Tht governor and hit empirical cabinet have set out lo show us something new in public utility law a special department store brand. Tht new commissioner Is to "look." not "hear." When he sees something thst Is displeasing to him he Is to make an order, which la to havt tht full forct of law, and without nutlet to tht utility. Tht new commissioner It not obliged to receive tnd weigh evi dence with a view ot rendering Jnstlre. He may become an In qulstator and put tha utilities on the rack whene'ver tht populact demands blood and entertainment. Tht supreme court of the I'nlted Stales In tht ctst ot Or. It. R. snd Nsv. Co .vs. Falrchlld, 124 U. 8. 610, said: "Tha carrier mast havt tht right to secure and present evidence material to the issue under Investigation. It must be given the opportunity, by proof and argument, to controvert the claims against It before a tribunal bound not only to He len, but to glvt legal effect, to what has been established." In tht cast ot N. P. Ry. v. Dept. ol Pub. Wks. 1S U. 8. li. the ssmt high court said: "An order (ot the commission) based upon a finding msde without evidence, or upon a finding madt upon evidence which TAKES LIFE FRIDAY oactr names, li-year-oid ton of Mr. and Mrs. Joha Barnes ot tht Henley district, committed tulcldt tome Unit Friday after noon Id tht haymow of tha barn at tha 8. P. Deb linger ranch where he had been tmployed tor tht past tig years. Dames' absence was first no. ticen snout 6 o'clock, and whan ne had not appeared by 7 o'clnok a srirrb for him was siarled. As a last resort, sir. Dehlluger.and his son, Carl, climbed lo the blow of the barn where they found Ibe youth's body about 10:30 last n Ik lit. It It believed he htd been dead about tig hours. He had comtnllttd tulcldt by wrapping a piece ot baling wire about his neck and tlrangUng himself to death. Tht reason tor hit net Is not known, but It was sistea that be had been daanond. enl for ssversl days and Friday morning ha mentioned that he - planned to leave soon." The coroner and eountw aiiihAr. Illes were notified and the case wss Investigated bv Llnvd I. Low sheriff, and Ross Brown, deputy. ine youtn is tne son of Mr and Mrs. John tlarnea of Henlev. who art well known In Kltmtth coun ty. Besides his parents be la aur. vlved by nine brothers and two latere. The remslna ara In tht care of the Earl Whltlock funeral home. Boeing Mail Plane Lancia In Klamath Instead of Medford A mall plane of the Rosin Flying service at Portland flaw Into Klamath Falls last nlabt clearly does not support It, is tn trbltrary act acalnat which vuui.a rviiri. 1 anil Imnrfajl ,1. - - " J v. .... ...n u . ...w ' 1 IK II a , iu. ,iuvya, IUt v, I UMr, and tha LHJeqvlsts, for they represent a new ordor. Under direc tions from the governor anything found In tht slate or federal constitution in conflict with the Joseph platform Is to be marked down, tent to the basement and put on the bargain counter. THOUGHTS We've Been THINKING Continued from Page Ont) Is Honolulu, In Mtnlla ht gave bit audit net a ptttut fact that can not ba dlsputtd. Wbtn ha told of tbt tuptrlor conditions hart at compered with other teetloni bt did not do It to make Klamath county ptoplo feci good, but at a conclualou reached from comparison, see fllE annual dairymen's dinner wat lurceeaftil. although not heavily attended. It must be contluutd from yetr to yetr for such an tvtnt It of ' too great Importance to discontinue. How- tvtr, applauta following tht an nouncement of Percy Murray hat the next dinner would be served lo tbt country proved that tht ttnt thing lo do It to hold inch socle I tvtnt In the dairy districts. see PROF. MOUSE tnd Chief n J . .. e,. ,, mwiiui, vi iiiv emif college, appeared at home In thlt high llllude. They expressed but onn regret and that was that they could not altsnd the prist fight it Merrill. They understand dairying and Chief Brandt It al ready slated for next year's pre siding officer at the dinner. The cltlee. nnder the "home rule" provisions of tht act art given, and given freely, tht unconstitutional power to tlx rates by ordinance without a hearing. The propossl to suspend a municipal ordinance, pepdlng the pleasure of the state public service com missioner. Is plainly an Invasion ot tha constitutional rights of a city to conduct Its own affairs. Taking it all In all there are exciting days ahead of us. Let our Joy, therefore, at least for the present, be nnconflned for when the dear people come to their senses tnd fully discover how greatly they have been bunked they will declare open season on fools and asses and soma of our "ststesmen" art sure to get It In the neck. I have madt very little profit from my Inventions. Thomas A. Edison. e Wa cannot live In -the golden age ot economic organlsatlo and tha ttont age of economic tnougnt. Blr Jotlah Stamp, e e There ara only three kinds ot English that I am familiar with the English of England, the English of America and the Ens lisb of the telephona operator. ueorge Arnas. see Once yon have sold a customer, make turt ha is satisfied with yonr goods. Star with him on. til tht goods, are used up or worn out. Your product may be o iocs long me mat yon win never aell him again, but he win aell yon and yonr product to hit men as. William Feather, e e Get something yon know atwim and believe in, then build up. -rcme m. Andrews, whose chain of penny weighing testes msde aim t s.oDO.ooo in one yetr. A free country it ont In wht-s your punishment for breaking a mw oeiienas on ine judges opin- wa vi ie law. Washington Questions HORIZONTAL 1 Fine V. S. president. To exist. 11 To frost. 19 Dove't call, IS Plunder. IS Northeast. 1 Period. IT Name of wift. 1 Noise. 10 Ship's steer. Ing appa ratus. aORobeiata. Bf ftnako. S Channels, 99 Unit. 24 Native ttttt of Washing-ton. M To total. 7 Half an em. Pertaining to ' " IT " 3"" IJT " -"" i5 li6 HT-" 19 5T -1 b ha. -kr r r -7"55 b" 'W 3"" " " atf" 40" - 4P " az. """,3ir ' ' ' 1 ' mLm I 1 El 20 Verb. SI Rain la winter. A2 Tree. SS Third not. 54 Inborn. SO Jape net Ash. ST Card game. 8 Verbal. 55 VYaahlngtOm was a mm bf profession? 41 Projection of a lock. 43 Ship's record. 4ST rectify. VERTICAL 1 Blast, 5 War flier. SSontheasb 4 Portrait ataiue. 6 Negative. 6 To depart. YESTERDAY'S ANHWKR mm EE SSiSBsSSBSffi OLJD E F g R Mtol IT apTtr It aTTTar A EB-aLJt&StLi pot l5lEMr,lOT T Grins, 8 ModeL 0 After. 10 To rub oota 14 Street. 1 Diss. IT Boundary. 15 nnmblrliee. IS To greet. 21 Coal box. 22 To chew upon. 23 Poem. 24 Washington' home. Mount T 2.1 Golden calf. 2d Branch. 20 Living. 80 Narrow In let of tea. SI To piercaV S3 Auricle. 8.1 Lunar orb. S3 Constellation. SATo poll hard. 87 Llxlrltun. SB Therefore. .401iWrt? Divorce Decrees Granted Friday Two decrees ot dlrorct wtre granted yesterday by Judge Wil liam Duncan after hearings In circuit court. B. R. Yancey was granted a decree from Orah Yansey. and property was awarded to the plslntllf. The bonds ot matri mony between E. Lloyd Bryant and Ida R. Bryant were severed and a minor daughter was given to the custody of IlrvanL Esperanto Is an Internationa' language Invented by Dr. Zamrn hot. an occullst of Warsaw, I 11S7. It has no Irregular Infla tions, and the moat common In flections, and the common stem or roots of the different language, ara nssd as the basis. Ileved that the pilot, whose name could not be learned, baa been here before and knew where to set hit thlp down. Local pol ice went with lights to assist but wert untblt to find tht ship. The plane, with four pas sengers aboard, wss due In Med ford from Portland last night at 10:10. but due to tht thlckuets ot the fog In the vtlley, tht pilot became loet and flew etst of tht mountains to get out of the fog. After obtaining gaa hart, ht took off about midnight for tht airport at Mtdford. modern l nRtrwoor HOTEL VfTIS aU UAttm at Sah Francisco Wfft-WT tntfaf MOM VtnfleM. fyjR. DANA'S admonition to grada tht product that goes on the msrket and grade It carefully It about as good advice at conld havt been given. Ore gon'! serious difficulty today In marketing many of her products It Itck of proper grtdlng. 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