The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMarch 18, 1034 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON pac.2 nva CITY BRIEFS Kiouilurr Coming Wrd Mo Reynold, tiainlutr of operator ti(1 oliauttcur will bo la Kliim th Fall on Monday, Tuesday and Wtdiiady, March ID, 10 and 11, aooordlug to in aniiounuo Dinut (rnui tlx otllco o( th uo rtary at Ut, All thai wleh Ing permit or lloonaoa to Urlv cart art naked to nt In touch Willi Molloyiiiildi it tho Klumulli county court lioue. . Komloeure Drrrocd Circuit Judg W. M. Duncan Monday signed decree In fiirouloaure against llertba L. Tlngluy, etc., Inoludlng hair ot William Ting lay, deceased. Tli doom in ought by th California Joint Stock Bind Unk, Th amount Involved waa 114,111.81, and th property forecloied li th Tlnglay rinoh, tlx mil loulh of Klinnth hill on th Midland roid. Nare Meeting Dae Changed Nuriei ot th Orgoa Slate Qriduat Nureee' aaeodatlon ot Dlelrlot I will meet at th home ot Mln Harriet Wolgaet, 101 Marlon apartment!, at 8:00 o' clock Wednesday vnlng. Th mcotlng plac waa chanied trom th horns ot Mr i, Mabl War field. Frmturec lg The 7-year-old daughter ot Mr, and Mr a, Bluer Walt, 1141 South Sixth etreot, fractured her leg while at play Monday evening. Bh received treatment and had the fracture reduoed t Klaqialh Valley bos pltal. Building Fnniilt Oulldlnl pernilta laiued at city hall dur ing th week from March 5 to March II Inclualve, totaled 1110, according to official record. Hallroed Man Her D. L. Johnson, brldg engineer (or the Great Northern railway, I a hualnaai vlallor In Klamath Falle from hla ofdcea In Spoken. a COMPLETE PROGRAMS COMPLETE COMFORT AND NOW COMPLETE HILARITY! Six ova CHA-lli RUDDLES MARY B0 LAND w. c FIELDS All! OR snnroRTH II0RRI BURNS BR ACI I ALLEN ,HuHfc2 ANY ttCt ANY SEAT Ajg TIME TODAY ROLAND YOUNG HIS DOUBLE LILLIAN G I S H J SEAT ISC TIME TODAY LIONEL ATWILL FAY WRAY PAUL LUKAS in SECRETS OP THE ILUI ROOM Coming Events Tbla calendar of coming eveuta baa been compiled by the oham. ber of conimerco and The Humid Now. It will b devoted to af fair of public lntoreat. Addi tion are welcomed, March IS. Thursday Orad School Clluo olub coa ted to be held at 7:30 p, in, at Fremont school, March 10, Friday, lingular mooting of Hi Con- uregntlonal Community clrola at tn Community hall nt 8:00 o'clock; men' vaulng apeolal program. Annual employer' dlnnr to be glveu at llotol Wltlard banquet room by Klamath rail Federation of llualnoe and Profeialonal Womon, Wreatllng at Legion hall, Mnrrli IT, Malurday. St. Patrlck'a day dano to bt given by th winter Dancing club at tb wlllard hotel, camvfir alrl grand council at Ilk' tempi. March 18, Sunday Ski tournament at Govern ment camp in Craur Lak park, March SO, Tuesday Itagular nieotlng ot th Klam ath League of Women Voter at 11:00 o'olook In lb chamber of ooiiimero room. All women ot th olty Interallied In work ot th loagu ar invited to aucna, March Wl, Friday Annual Spring Faal)lon buw to b preaontod by Klamath Fallt Federation of Duelnee ' and Profmalonul Women it th Pelican theatre. Miii-rli 24, Hnturdiiy Xlk'e dance at Rlk't Tempi March 81, Saturday Captain Carl Von Hoffman will give an African travologu at the Kianiatn union iiikh scuool unuor th aunploea ot th Women'a Li brary club. Lectur by Captain Carl van Hoffman, world traveler and ad venturer, liven under th au- pice ot th Library club. At th auditorium of Klamath Union high achool gt 1:00 o clock, April 5, Thursday riahlng aeaion opan. April O, Friday. Vlaltlng membora of th East rn Star to ba sponsors for a card party to be bold Friday ovsnlng, April I, at the Masonic ball. Publls te Invited. April 12, Thursday T. L. B. danc at Wlllard hotel. Condition Improve Mr. Ttoy llolmea, of Itoaoway Drive, la. a patlimt at Klamath Valley boa. pital wbor an unaorweut a maatold oporatlon Monday. Mra. Holm I former eiiperlmendent of nurae at Klamath Valley hos pital Tonall Removed Warren Ren. ner, Klamath Fall: Clone Drown, Algoma: Buddy Crim, Wtlllam aon River, and Helen Oeorge of lleatty, have undergone tonall and adenoid operation at Soul laullarlum thla week Name Haby Son Arthur En ten. 1 the name cboaen by Mr, and Mra. Chirl Uennett of Altamont for tholr baby aon born March II, at Soul aanltarlum, See the New lmiee Acttootii CHEVROLET on display in Locke Motor Co CHEVROLET SALES nd SERVICE lav for Kebraaka Mr, and Mra, Charloa O. Wulura left for tholr home at North I'latt, No- hraakn, Monday evening, after vlaltlng at th borne ot Wutera' purenta, Mr, and Mr. W. P. Watora, Una Mastoid Diane. Lin d rum of Jtoute One, 8-your-old duugh tor of Mr. and Mra. II. D. Land rum, underwent an operation for maatold Monday aitornoon at Klamath Vulloy hospital. Bh la reported to be doing wall. Itmolri' Jn 11 Hrnlrnce Holen Doiixliorty, churned with abort changing a number ot Klamath Fulls stores, receivnu a aantonco of IE daya In llio county jail Tueadny. when alio appeared In Justice court for avntenco. tndrraorw Operation Mra, D, M. Hmllh, 21.1 Washington street, underwont a major operation Monday afternoon at Klntnalh Vallny hospital. Ilnr condition li reported to be aatla factory. Fined SIO Star Swain. chanted with breaking gliaa In the stroots, wa aaaaaeea a line of 110 or an alternate jail aent' nc of fir day when he ap peared In police court Tueaday. Dorree Granted Dlvorc de cree wai granted In circuit court Tueaday morning to Myrle Mary Paddock from Albert honor I'eu dock on charge of cruel and In human treatment. Modnc Aacaor Here John Davie. Modoc county aaaeaeor, waa a vlallor here, Tuoaday. He and Aaaeaeor W. T. Lee of Klam ath county roado a trip Into the aouthern part of the county. Card Tarty The third of a aorle of card partle aponiorea by th Eagle auilllary will be held Friday night In tb weat I.O.O.F. hall at 8:10 o cioci. in publlo I Invited. IlMn.Mi (mm lllnfaa Jamea f til. nmni-Ulnr nt tha Union l.nn.h 1 rafnvArlnff at Roule'a aanltarlum from a aever attack ot pniumonia. Return to City MIbi Nell It Jouce, who ha been making ber hom In Mann lor om time, ba returned to Klamath Fall to raalde. Group Thrrr to Meet Group throe of tbe Knnlern Star Social club will meet Friday afternoon. March 18, with Mr. Walter Wlosendangor, 1081 Earl afreet. Auxiliary Will Meet The Aux iliary of th Veteran of Foreign Wan will meet Wedneeday night, 8:00 o'clock, In the Library club room. Telegrapher to Meet Rall- t-l Mnhan will hnlft a meeting at the Elk hotel at 7:30 p, m. Marco, is. flora South J. H. VanWInklo left Bunday for Lancaator, Osllf. He may locat In th California town. Midland Pntlcnt Mr. O. C. Clark ot Midland, It a patient at Boule aanltarlum, where be 1 reported to be terloualy 111. Tb elephant roach maturity at th age of 40. our new showroom in th OREGON BANKBLDG. Drive it only five minutes and you will be convinced of its wonderful riding qualities. Tax Collection Drive Continue at Court House A. drive for collection of taxea on unaeoured peraonal property I being puehed by Allan Sloan, tax collection deputy In th ibarlff'i offlc. Sloan laat week olid two or three piece of property, and declared It la necteaary to complete th collodion Immedi ately. Tb tax office u Duay in antici pation of March 18, th deadlln for payment of flrat quarter pro perty tax unaer in new iaw, Thla law Dormlt a 1 per cent dlacount to peraona who pay their taxea in full by aiarcn i, nv ral laraa lamavera are under- lood to b conldrlng taklnfr ad vantage of thla opportunity, and tb tlllchritt Timber company al ready haa done o. Th timber company aaved $700 on 818, 800 tax peymont. Sloan ald that becaua ot th neccealty for catching np with th mall after March IB, a few day grac will b permitted taxpayer, but he urged that payment bt mad aa quickly a poaaible to relieve congeetloo at tb laat mlnut. Court House Records : (Monday) Hull Filed Santford Jon and Ethel Jonea verau Michael Duly and Marie Dalv. Plaintiff auk Judgment for restitution ot cortaln describ ed property. Pin Longing company verau John P. Duke, et al. Amount In volved, $1800, $1080 and $800 attorney fee. Order Signed Sentence: Raleigh Hoylman pleaded guilty to cbarge of ob taining money by falae pretenaea entncd to two year In tb tat penitentiary. ' Decree: M. 8. Johnaon reraua Pauline Henalny. et al. Amount of judgment, $800, $160 attorney fee and $80.40 coat. Daero: California Joint Stock Land Bank of Ban FrancUco ver au Bertha L. Tingley, et ai Mortgage ordered foreclosed to aatlafv ludxmtnt of $14,821.33 with Intereet and $1200 attorney fee. Default decree: Kmlle Egert vereue California Oregon Power company, et al. Amount of Judg ment, $1,282.64 and $60 attorney feea. Mortgage ordered fore closed to tatlafy judgment Divorcee urantea Edward K. Erlckion granted a decree of divorce from Ellen Erlckeon. Mirriui Armiirarione Jnhn llenrv Chapman, 33, la borer of Worden to Laura Belle Sander, 17, of Keno. junfipfl or i-eace lonro Holen Dougherty, charged with larceny. Hearing aet lor :" Tueeday morning. Lucky Tiger SKIN TONIC ffTTJ for Soft ValvttySkln, Aatiaeptle AstriDgenl Clean up dry chapped Ala evtmlaht 'Ttnalw with china ana health. Nmt tklcy oc stmit. Coovanloa to eld tcUtbU Luckv Tlev Halt Tonla-CoKa tub at Klamath Indian Reviews Stand at Salem Oh Proposed Collier Bill Br CLAXTO KIRK Bpokeaman, Klamath Delegation to inaian uoogree. (Editor' Not! Tb following article give Mr, Kirk' view of tb recent Indian congraa at Cbemawa. In th Klamath gl gatlon wr Clayton Kirk, Bel den Kirk, Jeaal L Kirk and Boyd Jackaon), Th graattat convention of Indian In th Pacific northweat from atatee of waitem Montana, Idaho, Waahlngton, Dragon and northern California concluded It aeaalon at Salem, Friday. Tb convention waa called by Commlealoner ot Indian Affair John Collier for tb purpoa ot "ratifying" hla propoaal of giv ing tb Indian a full maur of aelf government. Th federal Indian depart ment had a large atatt composed of four attorney, th chief for eater In tb Indian aervlce, an educator and a geotrat all-aronnd-man who took np prac tically all of the tlm explaining and ntlng every poaaible mean of lecurlng the Indian' en doraement of th propoted bill. Each- delegation of Indiana waa permitted only eaven mln utea to give an ezpreoalon of It view on th propoeed law on tbe laat day of the two-day con vention. , Night aeaalon were devoted to answering queatlon aaked by to indlin In aeven teparate group occupying th achool room of Chemawa Indian acbool. Th propoeed law carried four meaaure of tb o-called "em ancipation of th Indian of tb United States from tb control of th federal government" Flrat wa a declaration poller advocating Incorporating the In diana property through a char ter which mnit contain fully the itlpnlation under which the Indiana are to bind thenuelve subject to the authority of the ecretary of tb Interior and tb commlaelon of Indian affair who ar vested with th power to regulate the term of th cnarter. Appropriations Provided Second, "land tennre." which provide for the consolidation of Indian lands In blocks or units In tribal ownership giving only right of occupancy withont title. Delegate but retaining th Improvements which must b sold when occu pancy terminate and la credited to tb heirs. Under thl till, landlta Indian art to be up plled with land and Incorporated a abov tiled. Tb provision lao provide for an appropriation of $2,000,- 000 annually for the purchaae of land needed by tn Indiana without eetabllehlni a limit and which might terminate after tbe first aooroorlatlon. A further appropriation provide tb es tablishment of a revolving fund for purchai of atock Improve ments under th direction ot tb secretary of tb Interior. Coart to Be Established Third, ipeelal education of In' dlana appropriating ISO, 000 an nually and a further appropria tion of $15,000 for special pro fessional training as in accre te ry of Interior may direct. No provision Is mad for continn anc of th tint appropriation; Fourth, letting np an Indian court providing for tbe ap pointment of aeven Judges and 10 district attorney by tb president of th United State, "by and with advlc and consent of tn senate." Thl pbas of tbe proposed law Is unfair in the extreme. Tbe Indian do not need any more courts than the white man al ready ba. Why be burdened with more at an added expense? (Tbe seven judge and 10 at torney are to b paid $7,000 annually.) The Indiana will be forced to mak their own law under tb new court proposal at their own expense aa no provision la mad for tbl pbaa of th new let up, we win have separate community legislator, an Indian congress Ilk our whit brother bare In Waahlngton, D. C, and election of senator and repre- lentatlves. Won V that b great? We will not be democrats or re publicans, in fact, we will bare to give our political bodies some name since we will not be deal Ing with national Itaua bnt ls- ue growing out ot onr rela tion with the commlaelon - of Indian affaire and th secretary of the interior. When the In diana incorporate they will give the secretary all the "say so." Another thing tbe bill does not provide for Is that the com missioner of Indian affairs, John '7 LIFE w If if rn j Is what you make it . . aad life will be much pteasanter for the housewife who owni an eiectrio range. WE HAVE A REAL SUR PRISE in store for you in eoiffiectlon with this new, beantifnl, np-te-tfcf-tninnte model, Hotpoint, aoiatie electric range. It will now bt pcefble for ANYONE to own this genuine, Hotpoint, table top, electric range. Its beauty aad style are unexcelled. The finish is permanent, glistening porcelain. Complete range wiring service is furnished withont eharge within the city limits. And DON T FORGET to ask the salesman ABOUT THE SURPRISE, "" ' I r m, r1 ELECTRIC THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPAN? Collier and Secretary of Interior loke won t be permitted t car ry thla plan out An old Indian from the Colvllle reservation In Idaho aald, "Before thla bill la carried out what If another lloovor la elected president?" It would be better to keep Mr. Collier and Secretary Iekes and glv them a life-long job to emancipate the Indian, so they say, from the "dutch ot tb Indian bureau. Year ago whan Senator Dawes aponaored the allotment law, the very same bally-hoo wo given because It waa to give the Indian cltlzeoahtp. Bom of It did not work out very well and th Indian lot aom ot tbalr land. It might bav fard better If Senator Dawes bad been given a permanent job to carry out nia pian. Thl artlel 1 written for tb purpoa of itlmulatlng tb in terest of our friends among th wnu people ana to sk that veryone who want to do hi bit to lend ua a helping band In finding ont if th proposed law 1 to bt to our best interest be cause once the bill la enacted Into law It wilt b harder to cancel th law than th prohibi tion iaw were to repeal. Tb Klamath, Warm Springe, DmatlUaa, Yakima, Hoopai, who comprise approximately three-quarters of the population of tbe Pacific northweat, are atrongly opposed to th bill. Tbl bill ought to be thoroagbly discussed orsr a period of at least 11 aontba or more by th Indian, so that fnll information may b had befor according to Its terms. . W don't want to bar this Collier bill rushed through con gress and b sorry for It after ward. ' W At th convention at Balem, advocate of th bill laid a great New VOX Theatra of tha Star How Kbowing Knda Wed. Joba Boles, Gloria fMoar WHfe Mafgan tmUfj M HA; as Mar. faery 7as Osaiala. A . f. Zaidaiaa Proaeetlaai DtrscStsI by Victor Scaastitacj,' yPmeaHd by Carl L am nil Humm TrTCjogwe Comedy ffl in mm m , Nq more wood to buy, or carry in, or split, or put in the stove. No more ashes to carry out and clean up after . . . no more soot-black ened pots and pans to scour and clean, and no more sooty walls and ceilings. Electric cookery is as clean as sunshine and releases you from hours of kitchen drudgery over a hot stove. YOUR electric range is here , . . come in and ae It RANGE deal of stress oa th tact that Mr, Collier bad been working la the Intsrests of the ludlatts for nearly It year. Thl feet mtltt not be coneidered in connection with the proposed law, because it baa ao bsarlag aa ia result -a l. a W ...llai ike Ot 111 IBW mWm aBpeirllVM tV i"f ! a -a) . Ite.l.a aa.i.U ! HovtjrnniBiit us tiwHf sajvasaij. by th Indian fcur H carry ui proposiiioa o innn mt afsty ot tha Indiana, Tha Indiana had ao tounaaU Vital Statistic BHTRI MANNINO Bora to Mr. ana Mr. P. L. Manning, a T-pound daughter on March 10, at th Cottage hospital. HANKINB Bora ts Mr. and Mr. P. L. Bankln ot Tntelak. a 7M-pound on on March U at th Cottage boapllal. Th child ba been named William Otn. To Plafah FrHit Th Klam ath Union high achool board met Monday night . Th meeting was devoted to routine bualneea, with the exception of a decision to finish leveling oft Modo field. Thl work waa etartsd under th CWA and can be completed with a email expenditure . by tha ehool dlatrtet Four lamp of sugar r ssld to contain as much nourlshmsnt at a medlnm-Iid potato. Lovers f of Good ft Coffee ( You can ejef H at The Pelican Grill rrom 7 A. M. to U f. M. , Always tha ssmo . ; Always Delicious T ' Wa usa only Hill Bros. Red Label Coffao F Par .