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THE EVENING HEHALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Tuesday, October 21, 1930
"Vote For Your Armory"
rpHE words in the above caption appear on placards
" which those advocating the construction of a new
armory have distributed in the city and throughout
Klamath county. Somehow the thought, "vote for your
armory." has been growing on us until we have come to
the realization that it means just what it says:
ARMORY.
Had the individual or committee composing the
slogan worked for a solid year a better one could not
have resulted. The construction of an armory is strictly
i i if -omnlptpr! Will
a community project arm one
Koinr tr. vou and every citizen ot juamam coumj.
armory is not for the exclusive use of the military forces.
Although provided primarily for that purpose the law
cvomino- their maintenance permits its use ior an yuu
lie functions and in many towns of this and other states
u v.- Wnme a civic center. We have only to go over
the Cascades to Ashland and Medford for proof of this.
There the Armory buildings are used for numerous
events of a public and semi-public nature, many of which
would never occur were it not that the armories provided
suitable quarters.
There is not in this rapidly growing city today a
structure of sufficient size to accommodate public gath
erings such as necessity often demands, and for which
there will be an increasing demand in the future. The
new armory will meet that demand and become an asset
to the county as a whole.
The construction of a building such as is proposed
will not 'entail undue expense, and when viewed from the
standpoint of value which the citizens of Klamath county
will derive from it, the proposal cannot help but roll up
a big majority at the election two weeks hence.
In the language of the fellows who are so loyally
devotint time and energy to furthering this good cause,
we say: "VOTE FOR YOUR ARMORY".
Does The Consumer Benefit?
AN address delivered Monday by the president of the
Jnstitute of Meat Packers revealed that most meats
are now wholesaling at from one-fifth to one-third lower
than a year ago.
The announcement is good news only insofar as the
decline is reflected in a correspondingly low price to
consumers. Unless retail prices have been lowered from
one-third to one-fifth the only class to profit by lower
prices is the wholesaler. Those who grow cattle and
other livestock are taking their loss, and unless con
sumers are benefitting by the decline prices for meat are
badly out of adjustment
We are reminded that wheat has been hitting the
skids for some years, yet the decline in price to growers
has not been reflected in the price charged consumers of
bread. It is not difficult to guess who has been making
the profit.
WASHINGTON'
LETTER
You Kevrr Can Tall What Will
Happen In Klonlon 0iupal(n
New York May, Kama a Ke
puhllran tiovernor. While Ohio,
Illinois anil IVnaaylvania .May
tola for Iirmocrate.
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EDITORIALS
MOM OVER THE NATION
Changing Days
Four new flags to remember
if you care to remember. Under
orders from the league of Nations
trance haa carved out four na
tion! In the Near East. Each with
!t new flag, they are the atate of
Byrla, the republic of Lebanon, the
mate of Latakla and the govern
ment of Jebel-Durie. Jabel-Durse,
by the way, haa a flag somewhat
like that of the United States. In
the top left corner la a red, white
rod blue rectangle. The rest ot
the flag 1 made up of five stripes,
greed, red, yellow, blue and white.
Read hlntory and know that the
t'me may come when theee nations
may be among the powerful ot the
earth.
A Search for a Pig
New York Times: With any
number of actors looking for work
fcva Le Oalllenne li having a hard
t'me casting at least one role In
her coming production of "Alice
lu wondorland."
It Is the sort of part In which
thH actor must limply play him
self. Friends of Alice wilt remem
ber that when she rescued the
ouchess's baby from the noisy
kitchen where the pepper soup
waa brewing, the poor thing turn
ed Into a pig. Where to find this
pig Is what is punllng Miss Le
Gamenne.
It must be s small pig, If Jose
vhlne Hutchinson, alias Alice, Is
to carry It about comfortably. And
it must slay small, to save tba
stage manager the bother of train
ing succession ot yonnc porkers.
Pet shops In the city that have
been Interviewed deny the exist
ence ot a pig ot this convenient
kind. Of course, a guinea pig
night serve: but, after all, the
buohasa' baby was not that sort.
A freatar problem to the lay
wilnd thza finding a permanently
small pig Is the matter of chang
ing the sneezing baby Into s grunt
ing Pig ot any Blze. wno s to piay
tbe baby, and how Is It to accom-
Dltsh tbe "protean change' T me
business of lu very turned-up nose
becoming a snout, and Its eyes get
ting "extremely small for a baby"
is done readily enough In the book
but It must present something of
a problem on the stage.
Such Wonderland habits aa the
constant vanlsblngs and reappear
ance of tbe Cheshire Cat, and the
sudden Increases and decreases lu
tbe height of Alice, would seem to
call for a technique easier In the
movies than in the theatre.
Lost Motion
Los Angeles Times: A scientist
asserts that the gasoline we are
using and the motor wheels It acts
t'pon do not actually develop more
than 10 to IS per cent ot the lat
ent energy of the product. It
would seem that here Is a wide
field for improvement. If 80 per
cent of the power in the country's
gasoline Is actually going to waste
n-hy doesn't somebody get ont an
injunction.
In fitting up one of the present
day giant liners, 4000 mattresses
are required.
MOTHER
Are your children's shoes
in shape for school?
if not
Let Us Fin Them Up.
CONNER'S
Shoe Repair Shop
1U1 H. LluUth bt.
Near Golden Kula Store
BV RODNEV prTTIlER
XKA Service Writer
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1
Strange things have boea hap
pening In tbe election campaign,
giving rise to such ordinarily
freakish tboughta that a Repub
lican governor can be elected In
New York and that Democratic
senators can be elected In Ohio
and Illinois with possibly a
Democratic governor in Penn
sylvania.
Perhaps none ot these things
will come to pass, but it takes
sucb possibilities to pep up a
campaign.
Widespread Interest In the
New York gubernatorial contest
Is due both to the part prohibi
tion has been playing In politics
up there and to the fact that If
the Republicans happen to win,
the Democrats of the country will
have to start looking for a H32
presidential candidate with a
grand free-for-all in prospect
Governor Franklin D. Roose
velt la standing for re-election,
opposed by U. 8. District At
torney Charles H. Tuttle of New
York City. Tuttle is a strong
candidate, anyway, and tbe re
cent disclosures ot graft among
Tammany leaders in New York
have provided him with a neat
Issue because Tammany la sucb
an important part of tbe New
York Democracy.
He haa come out for the re
peal of the Eighteenth Amend
ment, ridding himself ot the dis
mal drawback ot being a dry or
straddling candidate In a dis
tinctly wet state. The big threat
to Tuttle, one very likely to de
feat him, is tbe plan of the drys
to run an Independent candidate
who will cut into tbe upstate G.
O. P. vote.
The Tammany Handicap
Roosevelt, now regarded as a
probable presidential nominee in
1932. finds himself faced with
the fact that Tammany votes are
a requisite for victory but tbr.l
Tammany politics is bis main
handicap. He must take a firm
stand against Tammany corrup
tion but still can't afford to get
Tammany unduly Incensed at
htm. As long as Tuttle la wot
he can't depend on many wet
Republican votes as he and Al
Smith have In the past. He is
fortunate, however, in the fact
that voters seldom get excited
abont corruption and tbe odds
seem to remain somewhat la his
favor.
Everyone who has been ont In
the large cities ot Ohio reports
a feeling that Robert J. Bulkier,
wet Democrat, will defeat Sen
ator Roscoe McCulloch, tbe dry
Republican. Republicans in those
cities are often more wet than
Republican. Bulkley baa been
winning the straw votes. Mc
Culloch apparently wilt have to
depend on large majorities from
tbe smaller communltiea, strong
holds of the Anti-Saloon League.
Despite the confidence of Demo
crats and wets In a Bulkley vic
tory, however, it is well to re
member the hard cold facts that
Hoover carried the state over
Smith In 1928 by a majority of
more than 750.000 and that Sen
ator Fess defeated his Demo
cratic opponent that year by
about 600.000.
Illinois Is Puzzle
Illinois went for Hoover by
450,000 and gave Senator Glenn
a majority ot about 275,000. The
Illinois fight looks like a horse
race, but Democrats here are
even more confident ot electing
1. Ham Lewis over Mrs. Ruth
Hanna McCormlck than of elect
ing Bulkely in Ohio. Mrs. Mc
cormick's worst worry concerns
tbe number of dry Republican
votes the Anti-Saloon League can
pull to its Independent candidate,
Mre. Lottie O'Neill. Her next
concern la the question how many
voters oppose the Idea ol oaving
a woman senator and now many
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
IN KLAMATH
The discoloration entirely gone
from hie eye and displaying no
atgna ot an alleged fracture ot
the skull, or of having been hit
In the bead with an ax, R. Vance
Hutchlua appeared before tbe
city council laat night and pre
sented charges against the Mayor
of Klamath rails, the chief of
police, and two patrolmen.
After violent argument, the
session ot the council finally
came to a close when a motion
to postpone consideration of the
matter for a week was carried.
Because the necessary figures
were not available for tbe in
formation ot the city attorney,
tbe city council waa not In a
position to proceed with the pro
posed Pine street change of grade
at the meeting last night, and the
matter waa postponed nntll the
next regular meeting.
Headquarters for the republi
can county central committee
will be established tomorrow.
The building formerly oocupied
by L. B. Rich, aa a shoe store
has been rented and will be fit
led up at once, 11. A. Kmmltt
Is chairman of the committee.
Except tor a single telephone
une to Ashland, thta city waa
entirely cut off from communi
cation with' the outside world
today. The Herald's United
frees report waa relayed from
Ashland.
The telegraph aounder la tbe
Ashland office was placed along
side of a telephone transmitter.
and the telepgraph operator here,
with a telephone receiver strap
ped to hla ear. translated his
Morse as It came weakly over
the telephone wires.
The trouble with the Western
Union wires la betweeu this city
and Weed. Linemen are out, and
it la expected that the damage
will be remedied by night.
Daily
CAPITOL
News Letter
Livestock Show.
Opens October 25
Future Farmer.
Fine Displays.
WE BUY
Diamonds. Jewelry, Watches,
Gold, SHrer, riatlnum
We Pay
l-n-tnium for Old Coin and
Stamp
L SEGAL
Jewelry Co.
1008 Main St.
NORTHLAND
Transportation
Company
To all points North
East and West
Voi Ointenieoce
. Ei.iiiomy, Safety and
Dependability
"KIDfc THK MJK1IILAND''
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
830 Klamath Ave.
Union Stage
are opposed to Mrs. McCormlck
in particular.
In Washington, Mrs. McCor
mlck has lost much sympathy
because she employed detectives
to shadow Charlman Nye of the
Senate primary Investigating
committee and then boldly de
fied Nye to do something about
It. Illlnola voters, however, may
regard her as just a aponky little
gal from home who lin t letting
a bunch of senatorial smart
alecks put anything over on her.
Pennsylvania gave Hoover 1,000,.
000 votes to Smith's 1.000.000
and In 1928 gave John S. Fish
er 1,100,000 votes to his Demo
cratic opponent'a 355.000. In
the face of sucb majorltiea and
the state'a well known rock-rib
bed Republicanism It Is almost
Impossible to imagine that Mr.
Hemphill, the Democratic can
didate, will be defeating Gitford
Plncbot or the governorship. Nev
ertheless, the strong Republican
Vara machine la said to be com
bining with the weta against
Plnchot and there will be no
such O. O. P. majorities this year
In the gubernatorial fight.
Boss Vare's hatred of Plnchot
Is deep and bitter, dating bark
beyond the time Plnchot helped
hinder him from taking the Sen
ate seat which the Senate never
let him have.
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given to 13, also known as a bak
er's doxen.
Timely Quotations
From People in
the Public Eye
I am tired ot being eternally
called an actress who thrown off
most ot hsr clothes on tbe stage
and revels In bedroom scenes.
Tallulab Bankhead.
see
Keep her (woman) out ot
bnalness: her place Is In tbe
home. Captain Robert Dollar.
s
In the modern state, high
brows, being poor consumers, are
bad cltlsens. Aldons Hnxley.
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There Is no panic 'There Is a
business depression, whloh has
been brought abont largely
through tbe efforts ot the Demo
cratic party. Representative L.
J. Dickinson.
Queen Marie la not a good
feminist. She Is more the moth
er. Princess Cantaruiene.
The public never knows wbst
It wants until It baa got It.
St. John Ervlne.
Sqneetlng together two handlea
with which a new cooking kettle
la equipped tilts it for pouring out
its liquid contents, a tight lid pro
tecting the hands from steam.
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IlKhtly.
JO Kiln.
12 Grain.
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14 To direct a
boat.
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17 Beat.
10 Crowing oat.
22 Quotes.
23 Assumed
VERTICAI
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Cabin."
2 Sailor.
Z Monkey.
4 Short letter,
3 Sulk.'
Slale child.
7 Fish.
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7 Noetrtle.
M Wayside
hotel. '
40 Hheep. ,
41 Sty.
42 Shelter,
44 To reroko.
44 Kemal Pasha
U dictator of
SO Genoa of
chimpanzees.
27 Higher.
20 Fangs.
31 Treats
separately.
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PAIniEI RIEIPl lElDIElNj
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rapports the
heavens?
Jl To close
with wax,
J4 ConstUaent
ot tat.
13 Relates.
17 Eye tumors.
13 Verses.
20 Snrfaca of
cloth.
21 HlBh
mountain,
23 To bind.
24 To sap.
27 Below.
23 Monster.
SOgnbeUnco
gathered by
32 Itack of neck.
33 Loaned.
83 Reverence,
34 Male.
38 Kind.
L 30 Born.
free -50 Cents-free
A Colonel Lindbergh Bronx Statuette
Alto SO Cento Free
A Continuation of the Lindbergh Bank Campaign
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
Cut out this coupon, good tor 60c.
Take it with 11 In cash to the Guar
dian Building and Loan Association,
829 Main, 8t. Give it to any ot the
tellers and you will receive a pass
book crediting your Lindbergh account
with 11.10. Ton will also receive a
Bronze Statuette ot Colonel Lindbergh
valued at it, which Is also a savings
bank.
You may withdraw Lindbergh Ac
counts with full value plus earnings of
i compounded semi-annually. Mo
membership fees, no withdrawal fees,
no fines or expenae of any kind.
ReHidxnts ot Malm may open Lindbergh accounts at the Guar
dian Building and Loan Association at Malln, Ore.
Mall applications given prompt attention.
This is not a monthly Installment account. Deposit aa when
you can.
Tblt offer is open to any parson wbetbsr living In Klamath
Falls or elsewhere.
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BALKM, Ore.. Oct. 11 (UP)
Some ot tbe most pretentious ex
hibitions In the Paclflo Interna
tional livestock show In Portland
during tbo week ot October 18
to November 1 will be displayed
by the future farmers of Amer
ica.
MORE THAN 80 teams from
Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Cal
Iforula and Monlsua will compete
In the livestock Judalna contests
tor tbe various silver tronhl
msdala and pemianta to bs
awarded lbs youthful contest
ants, according to Karl II. Cooley
ot me stale department of voca
tional educatlou.
PLAN 1M DIHPLAY8
SHLUP, HOGS, beef snd dairy
cattle will be judged. The three
high point youths from Oregon
will be sent to the American
Royal Livestock show in Kansas
City, November 17 to compete In
tbe national P. F. A. livestock
judging conteata against boys
from other sections of the United
States.
TWENTY OREGON chapters of
this organisation will have dis
plays In the Paclflo International
show. For the first time In the
history ot the Portland exhibi
tion, displays Including pictures,
chsrta, graphs and other Illustra
tive materials will be placed on
a special dlsplsy board four by
eight feet.
TO HOLD MKKT1NO
IN CONJUNCTION with the
exhibition, representatives of II
Oregon chapters will attend a
meeting of tbe Oregon associa
tion on October 28.
CHAPTER8 TO have displays
at tbe exhibition are from Ban
don, Canby, Coqullle, Corvallls,
Cottsge Grove, Dayton. Enter
prise, Forest Grove, Orssbsm,
Halfway. Lebanon. MrMlnnvllle.
Malta. Myrtle Point. Nswberg,
Kan I or, Redmond, Sllverton.
Woodburn and Ontario.
BLAST IX CARTRIDGE
FACTORY KILLS bfcVEN
PRESSBURG. Cserhoslovskla.
Oct. 21, (AP) Seven young
girls have died from Internal In
juries and burns caused by an
explosion In a mrtrlitse factory.
Quinn Construction
Company Awarded
Building Contract
The Jamns L. Quinn Construc
tion company haa been awarded
(he contract for constructing tbe
building to contain the gaa nia
cltlunry ueVossary to the furnish
ing ot gas sorvlca, Louis J. Rust,
manager for the Natural Gas Cor
poration of Oregon announced
last night.
Work has alreudv been atartul
on tbe building and It la expected
that thta will be rushed In the
ame way tbat construction has
gone ahead on the pipe lines.
"It Is expected that gas will be
turned on early In December. Now
that we are coming cloasr to the
'ime that we can give gas service,
many people are manifesting tbe
greatest Interest In securing ap
pliances for cooking, healing and
refrigeration." Mr. Rust said.
"Some people are surprised to
hear that there la a gas refriger
ator which la not onlv entir.lv
noiseless but Is also very efficient.
It baa no moving parts. While
mis gns refrigerator baa been
oamed the Glsclrolux. It Is not
lu any way dependent nixin
trlclty for Its operation."
County Again Leads
In Liquor Fines
Klamath count aiala Uaita
the state In amount of prohibi
tion law tines tnrnsd Into the
state's 180.000 prohibition land,
according to word from Salem
received here.
Louis C. Mueller was In
charge ot enforcement work In
the county during the time that 1
Ilia arrests were made and thi
money was collected and lurueri
over to tbe slate. Mr. Mueller la
now a Inderal Indian officer In
charge of enforcement ou the
Klainulh reservation.
The figures show that Klsm
slh county turned In If, too.
while Multnomah county waa,
ocoud with 11,000. In 110
Klamath led the stats with
tltu turned In and Multnontali
waa suoond with 16,100,
Coniult
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Telephone 840
on
Lawn
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Our delicious malted milk tablets arc
more than jut sweets. Concentrated food,
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FACT
no. i There are good coffees and bad mffecs.
TJjere are 1st grades - - 2nd and 3rd grades . .
cheap blends - - good, bad, and indifferent. Do you
believe that all these kinds of coffee can be produced
in the same factory, and still maintain the good
kind at its best at all times? Schilling believes that
cheapness is contagious and Schilling is tbe only one
mho specializes on a 1st grade coffee. No cheap
coffee finds its way into the fragrant Schilling
roasting rooms. The finest things usually come fr 1
those who devote themselves to fine things exclusively.
FACT NO.
31. Mix 1 part of Schilling Gnnirnon to ia
parts of hot witer. Do likewise with nv other cinnamon. Dip a cube of sugar
in each of these solutions, and place on the tongue. Then YOU decide
which has the finer flavor! Schilling's is made from the finest Saigon
cinnamon bark unadulterated with cheaper grades.
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