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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1947)
Crawford, Taking Off For Capital, Hits Indian Bureau Klrlnu brnuriaicln of griev ance nt tho Indian scrvli'o, Wndo Crawford, Klniniith tri bal dolt'iliito to Wunlilii(on, to day Inaucd n alulvinunt vlitor onaly inpportliiK senate 1)111 i:u;i tlio rmcMvulInn limilfln lion bill or "any kind of leg islation thut will Klvo tho In diana Indlvlduiil rlulitn mid di troy conuminlam on tho roacr vallona." Cniwfiird'ii miiti'iiicnt f o I lowt'd ii recent announcement from Hie Klinmitli county court Hint it fiivored Hut llciiiidulion meiiNiiro now In coniii't'sa. llo inula hi commi'iita Juat beforo leaving for Wualilngloii, whore lie unci llnyd Jackson will rep resent tlin Indians, It la uiiderntnod Crnwford mid Jiii'liHon do nut ee eye to rye on n n u in b e r of Inhiiph. Crawford', Uitement referred In pin t to a report In a prevl oua tory tlmt the Klamath In dian eounell hud not favored hi bill, S 1313, Inuamuch a Ihn eounell did not act on It when It rnme up. "It I finite lime tor the pub lic and the Oreijon member of congress to Hue to the defense W of the Kluinath ludlann and all American Indluii and protect them a Individual mid liuinun beings, an lina been done for ncgrora, Jiwi and all other race who inhabit till country," ald Crawford. The tribal drlcgute accuncd the Indian service of "hard fistecl, one-aided bureaucracy Unit grind people under and hua no place In democracy." Crawford asserted the In diana of the Klamath reservo Hon have been hold In bondage lor 83 year, and have been declared Incomputcnt by the Indlun bureau, though no court lina ever ruled them o. 'The Klamath reservation Is politically nianoitpd and con trolled by the Indian bureau and Interval that benefit there by." churned Crawford. Ileaald in !iil lunda and Individual ! laiida. as well a tribal und In dividual fund are controlled by the Indlun burcuu, and auld the burcuu now la using "bu reau Indiana" who huvo special privileges and benefit, to de fend It pollcle. Cruwford ald burcuu record ahow that in 28 year the tim ber receipt on tho reaervatlon have umounted to $18,070,304. 44, and In tho aiimo period tho burcuu spent ,.'IUS.IuU.7ll in administrative coil a, Thin ycur, be auld, propoaed burcuu ex penaea run to 1,730 out of II nnaalblo SflOO.OOO. Crawford asserted that over 50 per cent of Hie Indiana arc in debt to the loan board und that home of tha Indiana are "on relief." Klamath Indiana have $2,248,472 In u cupltul re aerve fund which the necrclary of the Interior hu reluacd to pay to the Indian, rcgnrdlca of need, he declared. Tho bureau critic, who at one lime waa uperluleiideut of the reservation, auld that "linn rule" prevent expression of In dian opinion on audi mutter a S i:ii:i. lie auld expresaion on S 1313 und 22 other mut ter wua averted by tubllnK un der an aliened "gug rule" en gineered by the chairman of Hie Kcncrul council and the busi ness committee, lie churned that Indlun service employes "attend the council and Indiana are coerced and Intimidated." Crawford said that at tho last general council meeting, he asked to have enrolled mem bers of the trlbo named to count the standing votes, but was ruled out of order and the law enforcement officer were named to count tho votes. When Classified Ada Mring Kesulta. HUO Ul - . I MENTHOlATUMf TO HELP EASE COUGHING TIGHT CHEST MUSCUS Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Porta M? rflarkMtwriaonUla MmVm ef llnjr tub or aiivr which help t purity th (Mood 4 kewp fmi htmliatf. Wkn tkwr we I rei w4 oon I work nbt In the cUrtlm. uaar people hU uk ntchu. Prwqucnt meanly nvtltm d burain 9nilmet eham t'nf li MMS'thlntr ren 1th your kldiicrt or pUdSer. Voo'i wtrlMt thli ootttli ttoa aaa Um vafawbte. remit ul lp. Vibm 4ieor6erot kilner fuattion permM fUofoua mauvr to rmun la yaur fclet it mr alo civum nrtiaf aackacb. rhaunutla pein$, Uw palni, of pra and nrrr, wtlllnff. puftuMia saoar (aa ayaa, haadaaati Ioa't will! Afk your 4rotM for Daan'a Title, a MlalneJlurtie, u4 urMfullr ay miUlona for r 10 ara, Doaa'i clva aapar raiicr aaa will ftaJa ua ia oiim of BMhvriaaaa auan tm pn(a( yottf aieaa. tM Uu'i V0av toln -mil tsAt corns i mw meanr GRANGERS SHAPE THE PATTERN of OREGON'S DEVELOPMENT I Ciinii Khlmonnli that hninidiOiiMItttM llltl Is Mik Ii lira. .r.o.niuin Dlml IlKtNS at StSltHI CNsaiUn Miikitlai k'bltn Dudi tlmimininli I IducltlM VOndulll Intwi Til k'lrnirmd MiiMltl k'lowCdt UM ml fiwif , 1 Thirty thouiiruf peopli who It now hm thfj'rt going can do lot of gnod for thrmtchn tod for ihr utr In hlrh thry Mt. Tlicrr art 50,000 mtmbtr of the Grange In Oregon I They and ihrir families art memben of tome 400 local Grange throughout the tn The conduct regular ll-jtienJed meetings The) own Grange Italh Tht) have million) of dollan inveited in fartm and equipment They arc alert to locial, agricul rural and civic beiierment. They art member) of an organiration nearly as otd ai tttf itate of Oregon. They urk here, Hie here, drum here for the conitructfve prngramt that shape the pat tern of Oregon'! development. Not juit for their benefit, but for the good of all Orcgonians. OREGON STATE GRANGE II 3 S I. I IAIMON lIIT PORTIAND 14,ORi90N visa or tiav'ieV to a resolution wua offered to transfer the law enforcement officer, these officer counted the vote thut gave them a ma jority to stay on tho puyroli, lie recalled. Crawford commented on the hiring of a atugo to lake In diana to tho lual council meet ing, (tutlng tho atugo did not pa through the reaervatlon but went through Klamath Fall from Dcutty to the Agen cy. Crawford alao asserted thut he had been given authority by the gijnerul council to print Kurt of tho Interior depurtmcnl curing dealing with the Klon uth reservation, but that he had been unublo to get the money from the superintendent, to print tho proceedings. Cruwford denied thut liquida tion of tho reservation, muking tho Indiana cltl.ena Instead of wards, would bear more heavi ly upon the Indians through taxation. "Tho Indian puy taxes, doubly, to tho Indian burcuu to mismanage their properly, and to the county and state aa peraonul taxes," he as serted. "Tho record all ahow the Indians will be broke, and in the red approximately $23,000 In 10 years if the present com bination of new dcollsm and communism continue," said the Crawford stulement. City Dellvary Service. Phona 8417. UtiliiMjM Crater Lake Roads Good The weather report from Cra ter Lake national park Thursday morning stated that It wa 28 degree at 8:30 i. m. today. The report received by Thomu C. Purkcr, assistant park superintendent, over the inter communication radio set in the Klamath Kails office stated that thero were scattered cloud over tho park but no storm In the off ing. Minimum temperature dur ing the last 24 hours wa 24 de gree and maximum 43 degrees. Itoads were reported in good condition with packed snow on the surface eliminating need for chain. Approximately 56 inches of packed snow cover the park floor and no new mow ha fallen since yesterday' slight thaw, making skiing conditions not too good. Purkcr plans to make a trip GP Superintendent Gives Talk Here M. B. Window of Grant Pas, superintendent of schools In that city, visited In Klamath Fall Wednesday and explained opera tion of the proposed basic school support bill at a meeting held at KUHS, Winslow I a member of the state committee. Wlnalow' talk covered dlstrl- Into the park Friday and will re turn Friday night. DAD'S STIFF BACK LIMBERS FAST NOW No oiw could be happier than thoM mlMrabla tuffertra from stilt, cramped bu k and kit to of tan called Mmulmr rheumatlim or lumbaao. 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Attending the meeting were principals of the elementary schools, a delegation from the county system, several members of the local support committee of which Mr. Frank Peyton I chairman, and Representative Henry Semon. He returned to Grants Pass last night. First Flight Mr. Andrew Brink, 2318 Garden, returned last week from a buiincs trip to Portland. She went up by plane enjoying her first plane trip. She stayed at the Multnomah hotel. MtALD a MEW. Slwill rIU, Ort. THI'asDAT. Jaa. , 1S41, Fss Woman Injured In Ladder Fall Mrs. John T. (Elsie) Scott, manager of an apartment house at 133 N. 10th, suffered painful Injuries Wednesday afternoon when she fell from a ladder while calsomlning. Mr. Scott Iamm u?c'i?rluuAilfj JANUARY i,i4 ti CUT-PRICES H 1 '"."it it on Ed Hamilton Savings of I3 and l2 During This 2-Day SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY - JAN. 10th and 11th A special shipment of Ed Hamilton Furs direct from the factory. 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