MnrcKl, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE TWELVE
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TO JOIN WITH
COOPERATIVES
Additional Group Not
Encouraged by Wool
Corporation
la keeping with the expressed
recommendations bv th federal
farm board and the National Wool
Marketing corporation that wool
growers should bolld ap and tup
port existing cooperatives, the
largest existing wool ro-operatlves
la tba Went arc experiencing sub
atantial growth ander the new na
tional wool marketing plaa.
j Montana Oro Effective
' The Montana Wool Co-Opera-iln
aaanrlatlon la expecting to
handle half of tba wool ot tha
tats of Montana. It la anderetood
that between lira and six million
pounds of wool are now aianed np.
Tba Utah Wool Marketing corpor
ation baa aimed 650.000 fleeces
4a rjtah. Including half of the
Jericho accumulation. la Texas
and New Mexico co-open tires
hare algned abont two million
pounde of wool ap to March 1.
. Pacific Oontrmcta Heavy
AJn tha Northwest the Pacific
Co-Operative Wool Growers have
1 ejrer 7,000,000 pouuas oi
1 signed at the present time. This
I organisation, whose headquarters
' are at Portland, Oregon, operates
1 over five states, has been In exist
I emce nearly ten years, and was one
' of tha few regional associations
' ready to quality aa unit ot the
; National Wool Marketing corpora
tion. Strength? Present Gnmp
Tha Farm board and tha Na
tional Wool Marketing corpora
tion baa repeatedly nrged growers
' to join existing co-operetiTes If
' they are to receive full benefits ot
the agricultural marketing act.
' A recent release from the head
' quarters of the National Wool
Marketing corporation says:
"The National Wool Marketing
corporation would rather aee ex
isting wool eo-o peri tires strength
ened with greater membership
than to have many new ones
formed."
This Is ta line with a recent
statement to the press, made by
Chairman Legge ot the federal
(arm board, when be aald:
"Too manr scattered co-opera
tives make for hard handling
and disorganization. ' We want
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tried local co-operatlres result Is
a duplication ot machinery, dui'll
cation ot effort, duplication ot ex
pense and the creatloti ot harm
ful competition between growers
groups la their efforts to obtain
wool, the expense and lll-effectu
of which are all borne by th wool :
grower. Any new co-operative j
will hare to learn by experience ;
what the older co-operalives have
learned la the same school. Srtong ,
regional co-operat.ves will give i
the wool growers a majority ot
control In their marketing opera
tions which will not be the case
with a large number of small,
weak nnlts, even though united In
a single salts agency."
KXPUOKKU HROA1K-ASTS
NEW YORK. March 11". (API
Captain 8ir George Hubert Wlt
alns, explorer, will address the ra
dio audience ot the WJZ chain
of the National Broadcasting com
pany tonight on bis fourth polar
expedition. He also Is expected to I
outline plana for hia fifth. He will
be introduced bv VHhJalmar Slef-
ansaon. also a polar explorer.
His talk will begin at oVHck
eastern time, replacing the Pick-
ard family, a regular feature.
MISS FRENCH1E EVAN'S, who Is representing the Pelican
GrUle in the beauty contest - being sponsored by the Automobile
Show, and who will be among those present on the stage tonight.
Miss Evans la 1" years old, a brunette, is five feet tour and a halt
inches tall, and weighs Hi pounds. She is an employe ot the Poole
Theatres and yon can't tell, she might be in the movies some day.
fewer and more conservative co
operatives." W. F. Schilling, member of the
farm board, recently said at the
time he visited the Northwest:
"Millions for co-operation, but
not one thin dime for warring co
operatives. Not for one minute
will we countenance jealous com
petition between . marketing
groups in the same lines. We can
not ase government money to aid
farmers In fighting each other.
And yon leaders must co-operate
among yourselves."
Carl Williams, farm board mem
ber, made this statement at a
meeting held at Baton Rouge:
I want to emphasise this, and
I want yon to carry the message
back home; that tarmera mould
rt In tntirh with orvanixed co
operative movements .-ather than
attempt to organixr. new ones.
. Duplication Unsound
"It is only good, sound business
that existing co-operatives should
nan rather than that new. in
experienced ones should be organ
ised In a territory adequately serv
ed by experienced, regional wool
co-operatives such as the Pacific
Co-Operative Wool Growers In the
Northwest." says R. A. Ward, ex
.j-iitl. rilretnr nf the National
Wool Marketing corporation and
secretary of the wool advisory
committee. "Setting np new, aa-
For results use Herald Class Aij
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DOESN'T
SEEM
RIGHT a a .
(snd tYt nmlh mmncesxryh it
uift clothes &r clean yon should
have so rinse -uii rinse tod rime
to gee out part of tb itmff ibi
trwf in W Js..p. It it annoying,
put the answer is that when yon
bought your soap, yoo got mrt
than soap, Vou got "filUr'' use
less maner added to bring up
the weight. So you have to rinse
away the filler
There's no such problem when
you use White King. It's alt farm
msp. condensed, scientifically
made from high-grade vegetable
o,l, m filter Addtd. When you
see bow richly it lathers, how
thoroughly it cleans, and bow
quickly it rinses away, you'll ap
preciate what that means.
You can use White King Gran
nlatcd Soap for everything from
lingerie to blankets, dishes to
shampoos. And a tittje goes a
long, long way. Try it today.
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Lunch Buckets
$1.39
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Vacuum Bottles
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ALL LADIES'
PURSES
1-3 Off
B Bottles $1.00 Size
Bath Salts, for
$1.00
1 Book Ends
1-3 OFF
Incense Burners
' 1-2 OFF
SATURDAY
IS THE
LAST DAY
Hundreds
Of Specials
. Shop Early
Stock Up
NOW
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mm3
Beads, Your
Choice, 69c
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLC jf
i antf rytia nailAa f . J- ? i5 .
Here are ome Real Saving Specials from our Regular High-Grade Stock of
Men's and Boy.' Wear. If you can't buy it cheaper at Jimmy Walih'i price and
quality considered, than any where in town we will absolutely refund your
money. Here are proofs of this unrestricted statement. Read every item and re
member we could fill this paper with the many other real bargains.
Any Cap in the Store, values to $3.00. Now
Any Hat in the Store, values to $6.50. Now
Big Red or Blue Bandana Handkerchiefs. Now.....
Genuine Broadcloth Dress Shirts, val. to $5. Now
Heavy Work Shoes, values to $5.00. Now
Dress Oxfords, values to $6.50. Now
Heavy Rib Union Suits, values to $2.00. Now
Fancy Rayon Sox, values to 50c. Now
All Wool Blazers, values to 5.00. Now.
Waist or Bib Overalls, values to $2.00. Now
Boss of the Road Overalls
Men's Garters, regular 50c. Now
Leather Faced Gloves, regular 35c. Now.
Every Man's Suit closed out at
Heavy All Wool Sweaters now
A Big Lot of Men's Ties closed out at
A Few Overcoats closed out at
Express Stripe Overalls, regular $2.00. Now.
Double Back Hickory Shirts now
Athletic Union Suits, regular $1.00. Now
Boys' Longies closed out at
Boys' Athletic Union Suits Qosed Out at
Help Yourself to Real Bargains at
Where
Yew
Dollars
Have Mora
Cents ;
Sixth and Klamath Ave.
The Most
For
Your
Money
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