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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1928)
f c ! , 1 pa"ge FOtfR ' Tfce Klamath News Pobllihed STsrj mornlnc estt Monday br Tha Klamath Nswt Pnbliihlnt company at 10 III South Fills, ttrwt, Klamath Falls, Onion. ORtrial rapxr or VKf or mam. MB Falls aad Rlamalh County Kobrrt (.allows) KilUur t Lfmm gunnwrnw Aqs. aigr, rnsfRirTioN ratks Delivered by carrier, month S -AS Mlnml by carrier, year s).BO DrJrrerrd by Bull, year 5.00 absrrlptlons payable Is advaocs. ' Entered aa second clasa mattar t tba poatofttcs at Klamath rails, Oregon. Novembsr IS. 1H, nndar act ot March t. 1171. Member Selected Onoi Kewspapets Pacific court representatives: Ar thsr W. Btypes. toe. Sas Kran ' Cisco, Los Angelea and Portland. Eastern representatives: Charles R. Miller, New York, and W. H. Btockwell, Chlcato. Telephoaa 877 Messber Aadlt Burraa ClrcalatlOB THE LEGISLATURE Very important indeed is the coming session of the Oregon legislature, for there are state problems that must be solved at this ses sion. Some of those prob lems arc of long standing and have been before many sessions.. This session con fronts a demand for action from the people. And, fur thermore there is state fin ancing before the boys that cannot be longer delayed. While this may be the paramount issue, there are many others of importance. We have some changes that are' needed in the irrigation laws of the state, and there must be something done with the "Luper plan" of handling the crippled irri gation districts, provided thei' state continues to take a ,hand in irrigation. If it should not do so it means a probable complete loss 01 ail state money inui iius been expended for interest on i irrigation bonds, for under the law the state paid the? interest for five years on the bonds of several pro jects. This is not so import- antj as the districts and their future. The state cannot re- i move its guiding hand from these vast undertakings which now are partly set . tied. The settlers went onto the land in good faith. Con ditions arose which prevent-! ti A iiam frrtm tnnltino" onnH ! n : ., . . . -..ithls lob on the farm aay a city out. me state ta.ii.ui qu.i , ana permit inese projects to go back to sagebrush. Not1 at all. Statesmanship is re- quired at the coming session some very gooa men nave been elected both to the ; house and the senate. As far ' as political parties are con- cerned they. mean little in i the legislature. But two democrats will hold seats in the senate. Either of 1 those democrats, if they are , statesmen and advance the proper solution .of any of, the big problems will re-, i..f .., ,....;.l.,e j, . -i.uvi. ation as would any repub- jcan j One tiling should be done. and that is to co-operate With ytilir delegation in the , . ' Ulli-buuuil lilt legliilatlire. IJil not razz thom until they have had a ,-li a ne,. I ill, Miiiiii.tliini' Another thing the legisla - ture should not do, and that l!uiwnit ihe action (if the . .- govei'lior oil bog questions. Tlfp governor is but an in- ."dividual and the legislature i lto.l In ln morolv is pot elected to do merely Wltat he believes. Every member should have opin- iorw of his own and express mom. t ()- ,. .- tf you take $5,000 worth 'of .merchandise all at once, that's stealing; if you take . a little at a time and say, "charge it," that's Ameri canism. ' - " ' . f EDITORIAL ' The Death Trap ON SATURDAY night the Merrill highway is a deathtrap due to drunken drivers who constant ly harass the law abiding public and make that highway unsafe for travel. The prime cause of this terrible condition of affairs is an all-night dame at Merrill, known throughout the county as a place for the night hawks to congregate and swill down moonshine. It is a disgrace to any community and especially is it a disgrace to a fine community like Merrill, for the people who permanently reside in that section of the county are law-abiding, thrifty, hospitable, folks. Just why Merrill should be cursed with the "all night dance" is not known, but it is, and along with that curse comes the unsafe highway from Klamath Falls to that community. Notice is served here and now that drunken driv ers on highways must go in this part of the state. Probably the first move is to clean up Merrill's dance hall, and any others that insist on all night car ousals. Also, the roadhouse and the beer garden have become menaces which endanger lives of people who drive the highways, and we say to those who are making their money by operating such deathtraps the .price is too great to pay to huve such pests in a community and the battle now starts With the whole layout. So, " gird . your loins, you night hawk operators who run your dances all night; you road hotsse magnates who sell your poison to drunken drivers causing every law-abiding citizen who drives a car to suffer danger of death on the highways; you beer garden owners who sell your vile liquor and reek in your own odors we say, square yourselves, for the battle is on right now and will continue until the highways of Klamath county are safe for the people to drive- any time of day or night. Officers can cope with the situation if backed "by public sentiment. The "list of dead and dying" from Saturday night drunken drivers must be lessened. First, the law-abiding people are calling for the license of every drunken driver captured and the official who does not take that license from the driver is going to be held up before the public and tried in the court of public opinion. The state law is drastic against the drunken driver and the driver's license is the. key to stop this practice. Jail sent ences and fines are never so severe a punishment as to take from the driver his license and thus prevent him from driving an automobile in the future. This is the first notice that the fight is on and that the all-night Merrill dance and other dances that run' all night most mend 'thfeir Svays. OFFICE CAT By JCMtS .... , ' I have only one oojectlon to , ... -i,,. : boy wno ( work,ne on a Klam !ath county farm. I'm blamed tired of burning my fingers on "7. raVain after have ,h Lt cow and Toll jiauKcu io ueu We read that Thoma? A. Edl- Min Is at work oil a resuui movie apparatus." Why not an adaption of the head rest on the i barber's' rhulr?" Carl: "I'd llko may Helen: "Havo 1 i anyiiiing 10 you 10 think I am that kind of a girl carl: "iint-er-l-why what k""! of girl?" Helen: "TI u. "TI... II...I ..I n or! ,lat ,il8 t) bo a.k(.rt for a kiss" Minister: "I am very sorry I l r .. vr.i.r mlsf nrl n ne l' - .... ..,. ,.(;,. Afr, K. smith loday was drown himself would be tlie lust 'offered ii 50.ii0) a year position 'thing your hn.-band would ,lo."l pre-Klent of the Uiirlness I)..- Vl. ' j..a,UUHl. ..,t i relopment To.. Inc., of Tl lo. j ' ' Harry ll. Klrl In ml, teeretary, an. The old-fahioneil amen corner noiinced. The board of directors !in Hie ehiirch Is now just ii unanimously ndopled a resolution 1'""'" - There will probably nlways be an over production of flowers, for the dead and brick-bats for J, Miss Cutle Funnyface. the' Snake's llest social favorite, is: vwlr(,y or mtiCi bro,a.r ,., 'p au said: "Sis, 1 you're pretty m two ways." I " was ta-kiea. -iiowi sue 'imimred. "Your jireliy homely,' an - s we red little brother. a"1 l ",,,Jr l,,at ""y- npcc.ai isoiu. ir. yveoer o. Court street, has been receiving j Iar cilttrgeg treatment by Dr. Frank Trlelier, j ' bone specialist, of Port Jcrvls. For your r.nKdir1 Call B. E lor rcnei irom a pain in me ueca. low we ,uu" -uvio Publisher, go for relief fnni.that to Ire-1 quent ailment A vvun woman went to the .vung woman weni 10 "if manager of touring theatrical company and anked for a job. nai experience: inquireo. the manager. "I haven't had auv experience." . .. . ... . - L . e repueu; 1 us. nau an aw ful quarrel with my husband and . I,lu famllv- Un t a....l.l.l ,n rt ..... . ' . t ,, A "- ' ""'" ' " become the regular dinner and supper room also. T(. mv n,n , mourn(ul nn,t,r Tim, liU ,i..rna t.iu n.a-niiu. 1 if 1. 1. r.ai iife I, tamest when the bill collector calls "A snake dunce," .thought the' kiss you Klamath Fulls girl as the lounge lizard put his 4inme on hm- pro ever done gram, make you lot of us fellows who Jovh about Th S'orld moves. No rlntit a jiecking wouldn't knew how to t'. nlifiilt I If we li:n I ll I'hnnrl' M. 01 I i;iti;i .1011 tl'I'l TOI.KIH). Ohio. Nov. K 'smith at the end of his present , ,Prln aH governor of New York. 't '"i'l ot b" neeessaiy lor.inis iBsim as loo dnng.'rous l.., '"m ,u ""v r,cw 'or ' "' me announcement said. i . 'V?, ,t'P. JMtHhY KV Nov. 8. (Ll) - " . r- rnl"''1 "",ay " "rit'-' ' '""-K" '"".'i l'uo ' " . "u ! ' . ". ' " " .. I ui-rMuir imkim. unii-j it fin - nf mm vc ml m i't wlui worn iirmilnir 'ana'proiiv.01"""'""'""1" ''It,,:llu" K'Iii.ii ui.tiif iitni gurniiir litiuiilt'i 1 1 i when someone swung a baseball hut nnd hit the girl on the head police auld. Frank llonato. 2 w rP,.,,, We.lnns.liiv on vim ; Jefferson, pliouovIUOjr;adv, jyC-l FRIDAY, NOVEMRFR 9. 1028 Border Horse 1 r;-r mm r? I VtV l (V ii.nutsr ri.M Onhliin. th lntriiat i .n.il l'rit.,.,:i!ti.R horn, link er uul ninh M iMittitiua otflvluK dr. Jlr Hiiu tuU now, ami i-arm tin irutitiMl lu noiictialiittt ly br.Kp i-eutly rHrrviiiK wvcrtil kuIIoiih litiunr lit liin hmIit on Hie .iit. iiatt villi1. Itut hortlr otlU'taU (tn.tllv Itntkf up th p.ttii" NOVEMBER 12 is holiday litthmenlH will b? rlivd all day nn M. .ml. iv Novi-mtHT 1J. hi celfbration of Armlmlce Iay which falling on Sunday will be observed the next day. Hanks, city and county office a.1 well m buines house will observe the day. , A record crowd Is looked for at the football came ot the fair gronnds when Ilend and Klam- ath Falls will meet In what pro- game. The Dend team will arrive her early Monday morning. "Ilrown le" Brown, star player for , the Bend team last year Is with the team again thU year accordiitK to word received here. - . T T . . f J..1JJ rillllVfl IHIIIIMIIIf Still Increases kjllll lllVICtlSCa (Continued FThm rp One), , ,h, ., , crata It was agreed tniit aome , -..i... i .. ni - ,i teratloiiH In party pollclea and ., . . . ,. . . ,, method, muat be attempted If It la to pre8ent real oppo.ltlo., In the future. Some politlclaua ilg- gent id it might become a pro hibition modification party, cen tering Its hattle lu the big cltlt-s as contracted to It re -ent ap- ,,, lo lM)lh c,,., ,, (ilTm,, ' The Ktn iiRth of tlte dry nutVe- c""'"l"ll,'r 1,1 '"'"" "' jWMti wa evidenced in the pre- ;et ua;,,Ci alld lht! Aiitl-Saloon league aiid allied orgallllatlunn w, ,111VC reneWed power aa Ire.nii i - i,. n..ri... ..f.- 1 -iJ Keiorni I urt . From till Mandpolnt, . Home UWUUlfU lllil, U II lllll and out modification party would get any further than the demo cratic party did thin time. On the other band, there was a disposition In some quarters to vauia r.mll-ull tenm will invade make the democratic party into hblorlc Soldier's field. t'um a sort of liberal or reform nartv. bridge, to meet llarvird unlvers- appcalins to the elements to which the bull moose nnd l.aF.il- Ielli! groups appealed. To sue- eeed. It would take considerable organizing and reorganizing. This election has indicated thai the race issue cannot he counted on lo keep ihe south longer fit' line. Jtcpuhlli nils I'liiii Work lu vii.'W of this, further altii- I1" 1,1,1,1 1,0 Th" '"l'''H cans Intend to ili'e tin; Ii-.hsoiis of ."... J " 1,1 iliisiil. : aircim i uen ineir posnioii ih I lie sooth. There .will be a hiiii-e.; ! cleaning, nml an ork'iiniii' ion with re present at I vu - white rii.-ii leuding it n.nloitliictlly will b. i the oiileomo. -Many nolliicians In bolli ,.,r- I He believe I I.I.I tile rellKious is- I sue stirred up In this rampiign will remain to plague tin in later. !but there are signs that both par- . pasalons arom-.ed In the past few months. Many poliiielnns rei;jin 1 ' mploy iii.lerinilely in their cm ie:.ls for office. "rroKrcssin-isin" ., ,,I"o, , ' ""V tho nnti-Smltli .l.mocrats (here v.ere planning i k-ep i, th.-ir organlzailons und ally tlien,el,, s ! w" " "w f ";"""" . i i j. -tiui'ii iirooiiHiv win Jf. H.M n ()f " pro; HiHSI V I K III' ' IMMl . I .: . .. ... I democrals who have see,, ih. ir i . .... iiiwriuifni in i no iiu urn ironi p,,,.,,, ,.,. , rllm.y n p- i proached the republican party on ' major Issues nueli us the tariff but without tho republican I party's vote-getting ability, j Many political experts believe that any touch of "hard ti,nes"i. ' would tend to consolidate many! Laugh Ended n't; " I f riitu-Mixtt" hor- hu au iloini; t lnnv. hnl.liin uU um itw lvl-nu luiiilcr. Innw- n( ih "ItlitTHl" mid "irtKrtsivf rti titt uiN In tli rnuitiry Into r::;.: with tii-w iMitnumU lKut'v 1th rt'fornis" us back bo: it. " . Yr:ui;lno thf n iulilir;m imriy iM stn.ivinit nut iu iuturf. lnitln'' n -h mth viKns that Hutu ar lo ho!f,w utlornry will Ik ollow.-d no radk-ul depirturea from tho , " v days io up'al iht! vrr Mi l to i .i.iiuU.- proriam." hi; hrr rourtn. which they have The party wtll he u.vd with ;t "". d tli-'lr Intention of farm relief at a vital t.-iuo next ' dolm:. If the .'rd;.-t U atintuin- spring. There la little chance of ' 1 rnnrt. the place anything being done with that U,M ,,lfcl '"r T iral'a vxerutlon sn,. in ihe iv.-enilhr eututreM 1 wil) hV ,hL' ,(,url- tt. Httion, and J1oovt proiulwd ! . . to rill an etra M-lon Io deal' f?f.Pfrl flf 'lcf d-n iiothlng. A relief program i likely to tum j out of It. which J will be desUned to "ht'lp thtM ( farmer to help hinxclf." but without 1hi eii.tllr.:itl n fet fouiitt objrtioitable by CouIIiIk 1 , ;iiii Hoover llniiUW r ilaui and M uncle !ii.i: are diiht iruhli'in t i II i tter pi ,.. i. i , .- ... ;ira!,,c" u:'r,",,K-,l,u 'si'"1'''. the ..,.! ,.,te ,, t.r. iiftTe plana lilm a a IrUnil ulviH. loubif ul If . He u ill, r.-c.niin. n.l nnvtliliiK ili.iiirlilux to the prl- al-,rat(, ...iiiM.,,. inti'rrMfii '"" inureaia. HiMi,er k.,k iti,,M..i ii"nir Keep. I iiunn'l v ,!o ,,, wltlW wl kwp , , cus., (r . . tini, , ., ... ,.,. d., .,, , hl future rou.-ae lien wholly 1 7 j ute In the l.nw-Hlltiin-wlthlu the realm of nin'rulutlon. , Winfrey lonlent. Many nntl.lpaie he will lie) Within the llmlla ol Klamilli "Ilia own bona" In the While Holme, and thert' are Horiu1 who foresee rlHAllt'it ulth rnnvrKM lloovir. Iwefer. I,a apparenl- iv t, ar..,i . i..,,. .11. ,!,. ,lu,., . Kaia c Itv ...n- vention. and he niav I.I.. i "play hull" wllh the uolltlrlana. anil thuH get along with eon grem. I'KXX TO CI..W IIMtV.MIII I'llll.ADKl.l'IIIA. Nov. . If Pi - For Hie flrt tune In- 21 years, a l'ii!verity of I'euusyl- Ity Haturdiiy. Over l.'..)'l I'enn roolers will make ih trip to Host.m f.ir the game. ; "7 ' enables fiidlcss sila '. t&Hr . :tljnui3LcAlf ' iJa&fsXsuahi Sam wholesome, healthful fxxjo Caltc3, Cook ies, Biscuits, Lour.li nuts, etc. all evenly rsiscJ and propctly bakcJ. Try it and learn why it MAKES 0 5PEeJ BAKING SALES Tt TIMES THOSE ' Elk,. .jlifll TORAL TO DIE, ! NUN JSJiUlLTY Obregon's Aisastin Gelt Death Penalty; Conccp cion Celt 20 Year MKMl'O CITY, Nv k. tH'l J.iMi- ! lrfn Ton l. Halu ' I'ri'.l.l. nt Kie l Ol'ivaiin. !''! Mnllivr Siliifrlur Murln t'uliifli (.m. ai'i-uKfd f iiimiilli Ity. fixin.l aullly by a Jury lu Sun Atiui'l riMirt-tunlKlit. 'roral wiiii ai-ntoiH-uil In ili'titli and Mother (' n l"U lvcii u yi'ura l rUti. Ilolll ' UMi.i'i were the imixtllium l"'l inliti'd by law. Tlin youna drurtumaii who !nt t lli'ttth tile prelili'llt 'l. t ol bin ruiiniry In tin- llunilillls, '' luliruilt In Situ AiiRcl. itut atuuml iiuitloiiU-Hit a JihIk Alfoii A n:ir read the wnriN whlih n l. 'in i,l hi in to il.uili bforu a firing i.iiu,l (lure he lltti'd III' allKhtly and bin Hi i mm' niiinil iiiiiikly nvir lil ilrV 111" Mniher t'l'iici'in'lmi ahuwi-il mi eliiuttiill. She aul with lowered eyea and liiipnxHlve fut'w ua ahe kenrd the aelltvltt-o whlrh ahe hud kjld "would be aurae than ( dc.it h A I liutt.li rmi (Mill lilt' H'i Itllttl MI ki ll IIIO I'lV mi ri room i:rftd tin vordM of Biiilty u ml ilit hIi ihci. Mun i hail 2mi hravtly ariud muittl prt'VfiiltMl mty tl.MinttT n Itir pl.t fttiur liuudirdii tf imtmhix fctiil cutliirrl tit hiur Um clnntim arniiiufiii ti u.l thf vcrdlrl. Tbv Jury ul nlin mi-n roiutiiitl a iiuutitmou vtTiKti ftit'liuK IVrul ! nullty. TIlU VUl '.! I'lKllt to f tlit unit. If- In County, City Whrn T?II rot era tronprd to i the PiIIji on rlffiioii day. Tuea , day. to i-Mtrown t mlr firm con YbiloiiM on iKMiie.i and aplrantH ! lo pn bib- of lit r. they cl a ut-w vote rrvord for Klatnath lly at Inn.: I.hiu vnlfrt. It In did the Tiiitlay vote ! pr(.P1. nW(,,rr. ti.or- Vihm 10 lierve. t!im no roimty ' mica eiim li'il tile n r for prn. !,. ....... . lilviil. rniHllrliil r.'liunr reveal , 6J. W(.r(( ,.,, , , WlllUmB.Tll kllr ril,.r ,B(, l5 ,., l . ,., 1 KuIN n S S votm were rant. Thl figure In olitaitu-d by adding tlu liilnl v m fur f'.ilW nml WmIIoTh .an.ll.iate. for, mayor n ,1,. 11 ,i3 r,.l.iere,l voter 61.1 ej. r. lreil llu.lr f rili. hl... .halillv than antl. lu.ile.l. Inn still large enouKh In net a new vole record for Klamath. HI NT MMI; (.1(11. KCI1KKA, fallf.. Nov. K. 1 If) Officers of the .elltf llffh were fcearcliiug tiiniKht for l.el 1 Kreelliull, IT. who illmippcnred froiii her home In Itolini-rvill.' WedlieMiliit-. The girl hail lell for the grocery utore but only had a small amount of money. I Tor results use fttn Clasa Ada, ' ' " - you to nuke LESS THAN PER OAKINO vsticty of EASiZR PS S OH. mm f ACTING OF ANY OTHER BRAND " Thank You To tin' voters of Klamath county. 1 wish to c ;t "nl my ' fi'iv gratitude for tlu' loyal n"l port given mo tluriiig thi-" m tion. IU'spoctf lly ;mri, W.M. DUNCAN THE NEWEST OF THE SEASON'S HANDBAGS $4.75 to $12.75 Orcler.i AVill lie f Promptly 4 Killed .. . - , r J ! WAtai.am KiV. . "A Fine Stove Jn A Fine City La Pointers i si i. - 'iVufu i mi a 'ixi-if !.,li ' Visv. A sK-.-..' tilled iiiimliiK I.,, niil.'r lu every loom. Popu lar . rli eil iiilen. check jour nir nl lioiel. HOTELMANX , ' POWELL ST.0TARRELL SAN FRANCISCO ' Till-: KLAMATH NEWS rail Costume Shades and Black An extrusive assort ment of new hand-bugs tu t '(implement smart full costumes. New Touch find "Vagabond" styles in a var- S. iety of leathers and fentur v I ..I Tiii novel clasps. , - . . ... 72!w$xn "football SEASON Make your home at 1 HOTEL MANX All big ilil)lll riellls' cnsUy neeesslble. Kveel lent lintel Hcrvlev. Ills-
