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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday, November 18,
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WASfflNGTON'
LETTER
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
IN KLAMATH
The Tariff Hernia Hound lujH
t ' a More Trouble. I
With frltlcs (Talmlng "
Commission I stacked In
Favor of High Kale. Despite
Hoover's Promise of llcvlsloits.
AHhOCIATLl) PKrit8 LKASKti YYlKbt
alKMUKK AUDIT UIKKAU UK CTIU IT.A1TON
MY HODNKY PITCH KR
SKA Service Writer
WASHINiiTON, Not. 1.1 The
lection campaign la ovor. but
you're going to keep right on
hearing about the tariff, which
ferns hound to rouse a lot more
iroutiie.
The publlr hearinsa now In
progress before the tariff com
mission, operating undjtr the
flexibility provisions of the
Has lev-.Muoot act. are tha first
In a series of (I or more sche
dules already ordered Investigat-
Represented nationally by
ii. a mogjlNsen a co inc.
San Francisco
New York Seattle Portland
Detroit Chicago Lot Angela
Coplet of Tha Herald aud Newa, together with complete In
(urination about, the iviamaui f ain market, may oe obtained tor led by tha commission
tn. . -u, ... - JUSt What will .,-li.ilK- h.
Member ot the Associated Press ?one l"ard carrying out Presl-
i'k. . Droc. 1. A,Mi,tiniv n(iiiAH ti h. nr naniihhr. I Bpnl noover promise of re-
tloa ol all aawa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited T'8' . under the flexible rro-
m thta Bapar. and alao the local newa publlabed therein. All right P"100 u atter ot conslder-
of repmbUcaUon of ipecial diapatchea herein are alao reserved. "'".uf llo iP"
Thursday, November 13, 1930 fe ' -7'"--
considerable surprise in noma
. . Quarter If It ever does much
i Jimnartsnns ot nhing.
I Tariff critics hsvs hM th,
AN odd thing about the American mind is the way it the commission i atacked in
. , . . . . faror of th high rates In the
xiuu3 iw cj ww w I rsawiey-jsmooi law and hence la
Tld tO bad new In good times. uni Rely to make auy revision!
Indeed, whether that mind is optimistic or pessi- on tne si of eight ream' Vx.
mistic, it aeeras to relish hugging closely everything that pertence with the flexible pro-
... , vision of the previous act
promotes the prevailing mood. provided eesentlallr the same
The recent stock market has been as immune to the mfB,nerJr a the Hswiey-smoot
influence of good news as the stock market of August, ston is not geared to make
1 thorough Investigations and
Charged with shooting at Dr.
W. A. Leonard, 11, Kali lie and
X. L. W. Urown, L. A. Davidson
waa arrested by Sheriff Haruos
thia afternoon. The offense it
Is alleged, waa comniltted laat
Tuesday, and the specific charge
la assault with a dangerous
aeapou.
Davidson is a well-known
rancher residing near Midland
According to his story, he had
warned the three men to stay
off his property, hut they re
fused to obey his warning and
insisted upon hunting on the
Davidson ranch.
Davidson demanded an Im
mediate hearing, which had not
been concluded at prosa time
this afternoon. The hearing
was marked with facetious re
marks on the part of attorneya,
for prosecution and defense.
The Klamath county grand
Jury will probably be called to
meet next Monday. Thn prin
cipal work ot the inquisitorial
body at that time will be the
Investigation of chargea of crim
inal libel, according to authentic
iufonuatlou.
Already local democrats are
commencing; to lock around for
a ehaace to get on the federal
pay roll. The office of aunerlu-
tendeat of t'rater National Dark
I one for which here wlU prob
uhfy he a acramble.
In spite ot the bail weather
last nlxlit.'a large number ot
hoya turned out for football
practice. Any doubt that there
Wight not be a :arse ot football
on Thanksgiving Day waa dis
pelled laat evening, when It no-
came known that the town team
had ordered a football and
set ot auita tor the player.
(Joke) Jonah entered the
whale.
"This la the original water-
wagon." he exclaimed.
Herewith none wnudered that
he remained aboard only three
days. rhllodelphla Preen.
Dally
CAPITOL
News Letter
Intangibles Tax.
Money It Spent.
Income Tax.
Special Session.
B. F. rirlgshy ta
ranch near Clone.
til at his
1923, was to bad news.
quick changes.
remaps tniS accounts ior tne lact mat. tnrougn an in the hands ot the Demo-
of thia year people have compared the business figures nni1w'ina'i)'
r r I D-TJ1 Til Petal rtamnnfrrn lin
with the boom figures of 19-3. lney nave reiusea to The opposition tried to make it
nnmn.-a tho with tha nm.linnm overture Thsv nwpr PPe'r that the "Grundy act
" " r o J K.rf .n M... ..,u..
have thought of comparing them with similar periods tion to depression and unempioy.
mem. rreetaent Hoover, in
sifmlng the bill, did the best he
oouia to escape onus by assert'
ing an oovious need tor re
visions.
Today, the tariff commission
is distinctly a Hoover commis
sion. Chairman Henry P
Fletcher i Hoover's personal
in the past, for instance with the period that followed
the collapse of the war boom,
If they have made these comparisons, they might
have been cheered instead of slumping into such a
senseless despair as that which recently swept the stock
arket
But that hugging of dismal comparisons cannot be "ol" '"d- ' f,.u"e- 'Pnive
Kept np mucn longer, comparisons soon must oe witn of policy. Aud the commission
montha within the present period of depression. "8 .V,ufrV!X :r,ef
They will not be so bad, of course, and presently they popularity ot and the opposition
will be good
uice as large, comparisons soon will be with earnings siderabie comment was inspired
felly as small or even smaller. fWuMe,,9o,ldav.pr.e?,'d:ni X ,'.h.e
And the psychology of that will have a large part in before appointing the commis-
;nging this country out of it. slump. lmm&ZZX:?1
I This didn't seem to show any
I Kl-MtE flMIF. In .ul a .k.
H cri?f I ho .VT4T)i Xie Prt of the administration.
j. ik, will, kjujij And a. for the score of re-
"ijO matter where they go or how long they remain
" away, people returning to Klamath Falls all bring 5 waa begun on them.
uat j . iuc.o m """'s "i course It took the commission a
Something probably will be said
about the tact that Mr. Hoover I
appointed three Republicans and '
two Democrats, without naming'
a sixth until the commission had
organtied itself, although it was
explained that the president had
tried hard to find the right
man.
Brossard, originally appointed
as an examiner for the comnil
sion through the Influence of
Smoot, is charged with having
been the special advocate ot the
beet sugar interests both as an
employe and a member. Demo
crats have been promising strong
opposition to his confirmation
and the Senate may be In
mood to turn him down.
Vets Will Again
Place Christmas
Trees on Streets
business activity, more building, and more progress in month to get organized.
ill lines than any city or place we visited
alia ta the hpst pifv on th mast, tnrlav. I function adeauately. But
Viewing the condition from the standpoint of volume tay ot mora than fouf mont
of building, growth in Population during the Past few betoTe hearings began, the per-
years, the unprecedented increase in the volume of what they call the machinery
retail trade and growth in bank resources, there can be inadequacy, profeaa to hold little
A.,ut a., tv- ,nn-. t,;v : ;i:,.i v., I "f'i p "' nemr-
,iv uuuwi, .ua. .iic niubu ta uuiaiiuifci; uiauc uj i ings nave been delayed from six
people returning to this city is irrefutable. months to two year while the
It reflects a condition which instills every business detailed studies of production
man, manufacturer and citizen with confidence in the co"" ?' "om" ,n? "road.
amointjf oi rkiBiuam rails, nut; only as to tne present, Fletcher says, will haaten the
but the future, and there can be no doubt hut thnt the commission's report to the
growth and progress so characteristic of the past few the recommendations into effect
or ignore them. Thus Interest
centers on the speed with which
the commission completes in
vestigations and makes the re
ports.
Another fight In Congress In
connection with the tariff Is ex
pected over Mr. Hoovers reap
pointment of Edgar B. Brossard
of Itah to the commission.
The Klamath post of the Vet
erans ot Foreign Wars has again
asked the Merchants' bureau for
the privilege of placing ever
green trees In front of Main
street business house for the
1930 Christmas opening, Friday
evening, December 6.
The Vet have supplied the
Timely Quotations
From People in
the Public Eye
ine great costs or the war
are now being realiied. Sena
tor William K. Borah.
1 can't work with my coat on.
Henry Ford.
I don't like airplane stunting.
Thomas A. Kdlson.
From the looks of the cam
pus In the early fall nnd spring,
it would appear that the high
schools have presented a very
effective course of study entitled
"necklnology" or "the art of
public Invemaklng". tl. Itoliert
Mnlth, dean of freshmen. L'nl-
verslty of Illinois.
There Is nothing a politician
hates more thun losing votes.
Heywood Broun.
Death Is but an Incident of
life and not a termination ot It.
Sir Oliver Lodge.
Experimenters have found that
Brailllan rubber trees olanted in
merchants with trees for street! Haiti are a produrtlv as in
'ears will prevail in the coming years.
A Time To Forget The
Party Label
, TT is evident that many voters have learned not to be
hampered by party labels, and on the whole the
ffect is wholesome because it means that parties must
win on their merits and not on their traditions.
But however that may be, there is one time when
it is the duty of every good citizen to forget the party
label, and that is when the man that wore it is elected
to a high public office. Then he deserves the sym
pathetic co-operation of every good citizen, because the
better his purposes and the greater his achievements,
the better for the public interest.
decoration tor the past two
years. They haul the trees from
the forest and deliver them for
a nominal sum. In this way It
Is possible to have the curb
Christmas trees et uniform site.
Merchants are urged by the bu
rean to sign np with the Vets
for tree.
The strings of red and green
lights which add greatly to the
festive appearance of Main
street during the holidays are
now being overhauled and will
be lighted for the first time the
night of December 6.
Tickets for the opening will
be distributed to the various
business houses Friday, and cus
tomers can expect a ticket with
each purchase, starting Sato
day.
Two Divorce Suits
Filed Wednesday
Two divorce salts were filed
yesterday In the office ot Loyd
DeLap, olerk of the circuit eourt,
both by women. Each charged
cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Zelda Williams tiled suit for dl
vorce from Lawrence Williams,
whom she married in Medford on
Beptember 14, 12. J. C O'Neill
Is attorney for the plaintiff.
Rachel Kaler asks the Joint
care and custody of two minor
children with Charles William
Kaler, whom she married In
Klamath Falls In 1908 and from
whom she now asks a divorce. E,
B. Ashurst 1 the plaintiff attor
ney.
Question of Identity
EDITORIALS
FROM OVER THE NATION
In Glass Houses
Lo Angela Times: And now
a bonder proposes to erect four
apartment house la New York
at Inverted eighteen-story pyra
mid of glass, copper and con
crete with steel furnishings.
Walls In their present form are
to be banished and vast win
dow! will be substituted. The
tower will be larger at the top
man at tne bottom and will
stand on pedestal of reinforced
concrete, A core of concrete
will run through the center of
the structure. The floors will
be copper. The various parts
are to he constructed In a fac
tory and transported to the
building site and assembled with
out noisy aud lengthy construc
tion work. Translucent glass
will be used In many parts so
the Inhabitant will not have to
be gold fish.
The Cost of Flying
Brooklyn Eagle: la It thrift
nr fear of accident that keeps so
large a proportion of Americans
from trying flight at commer
cial air fleldsT
Perhaps the quesetlou was an
swered by the experiment at the
Holmes airport recently, a $1
minimum price for the day was
announced. This meant one niln-
alr. For S2.E0 one could be
taken to the wueensborough
bridge and back. And for 15
the trip circling the Battery was
a oargain.
The final showing was 5,112
tic sets som, nearly all the II
flight. The crowd had to be
neraea in with ropes. These
were old men and old women.
mothers with youngsters, beans
and sweethearts, laughing and
careless: not an evidence of fear
anywhere.
roi a single accident was re-
coraea. The natural conclusion
tnat among American air
shyness Is almost nonexistent,
but pocket shyness la nearly unl-
Cro Fertilization
Speaking of luncheon clubs the
greatest of all opportunities
which they confront Is the op
portunity to break down Inter
national walls and to bring busi
ness men together on common
grounds. Let men be Inin.H i
organisations all over the earth
organlaztlons with similar aspi
rations and purposes and when
war clouds gather these ni
who have come to believe diiu.
on fundamentals will not be dis
mayed. They will get together.
Similar clubs that know no in
ternational borders provide the
ut, one thrilling minute. In the 'cross fertilisation ot Id
i i U k I I5 I h I I7 H P 1
15 lb" """ 17 18
" ? b" 35 '
32 33 57
3b 139 J40" " ZT 42 145 144
45 46 41 "
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0 Deified name 49 To make
of Indian
philosopher.
11 At sea.
12 Fabric
14 Fence baa.
15 Cot.
lfl Strict.
18 To marry.
10 Roomer,
SI Part of collar.
24 Captured.
87 Grief,
28 To Implore.
aolly.
SI One.
82 Wins;.
8S Subsided.
SB Te Iron.
87 To unknot.
41 Perfumo.
48 Noisier.
47 Seat of Cor
deeper.
VERTICAL
1 Where did
verslty ot
California.
IS Son.
17 Tennis fence,
10 Vegetable.
20 Knocks.
22 Splkelct.
28Taro paste.
2d Parrot.
2d Sea eagle.
HORIZONTAL) ' nell I'nivers 2 To inure,
1 President of sltjr. 8 To scatter.
Columbia, 48 To accom. 4 5Unor note.
university. pany. T
clPoct.
7 Doctor.
8 Simpleton.
9 To hasten.
the confusion 10 Prlacllla and
of languages John ?
occnr? 13 Home of Unl.
YESTERDAY'S ANSWER 20 Pucl.
81 Part of the
palate.
84 MoliammorUui
scripture.
811 Hammer.
80 To glut,
88 Negative.
80 Hush I
40 Fish.
42 Article.
48 Point.
44 War flyer,
44 Road.
47 emu
their native land although
so vigorous aa at home.
My J.IMKH V. HOWE
I'liltnl Press staff I 'orn'spoiiilent
SAl.KM. Nov. 1.1, tri')On,
million Illegally rollectrd dollars
were spent by the state of dreg
and cannot be relumed to their
owners axnept by special legisla
tive, appropriation, according to
Tom Kay, state treasurer.
TUB MONEY, collected under
the intangibles law, divlnred II
egal by the state supreme rort,
waa placed In the general fund
and spent. Kay said.
Due In Two Months
TO MAKK the situation more
difficult, voters approved an In
come tux. According to the law.
it must be collected In the nxt
two months to Include 1!29. Tho
attorney general may ruin lu an
opinion requested bv the lax com
mission, that collection might be
deferred for a year. I
OOVKRNOR NOKni.AD con
templates calling a special session
ot the legislature to solve the
problem. The tax commission hits
declared It favors such action.
SHOULD a special session be
railed It would he eked to total
ise the Intangibles tax by provid
ing exemptors. Thus thn state
could retain the million already
collected and add a few more dol
lars to thn fund.
THK TAX COMMISSION would
ask the legislator to revise the
income tax law to defer collection
of taxee for one year, rotnmls.
sinners said. At present this sc
tlon hlngoa on the attorney min
eral's opinion.
"Honor" of Hint.
SHOULD tiovernor Norhlad
call a special session without first
reading the result of this opinion,
he would disclose his purpose In I
calling the meeting. It w.is held
br some officials. I
THAT Pl'Rl'OSK, they said!
would be to legslUe rollertlnn of '
the Intangibles, which he declared I
the state was now "honor bound"
to riMtirn.
Bl'T FOR taxpayers to Imme
diately teat the "honor" of the
state before either a special or
regular session of thn legislature,
would be utterly useless. It was
said.
TUB TAX commission has pre
sented this com prom Is In Its r
gunient for a speclul session: de
fer collection of thn Income tax
until ID ,11 and legallin the Intau
llil to allow the atnle to relaln
funds already collected. Thus the
financial difficulties of both the
tain and Its rlllsens, would ha
solved. In addition lo giving thn
slain hotter than an even brook
on Its tax dirriciililoa.
ON TUB OTIIKU HAND, defer
solution of the problem until ls.11
mlchl mean loss of all the money
colloctod under the Intanglblvs
act while the Income tax relnrns
would have to he collected within
thn next two months, nssninlns
the attorney general would uphold
till) reading or I lie law,
Itonlilo Tux
IT WAS conceded liv tax cun
mlsslonois that In collecting lli
income lax this year, Ihey would
be demanding a double lax hiivluit
collected on the mine basis when
returns on Intangibles were made
them.
TIIII8 TIIOHK! who paid a tax
on Intanglhlea would rightly re
fuse to makn additional returns
for Ihelr Incomes unless allow
ances or returns were made tor
Ihelr previous payments.
Norlous situation
IF THK attorney general should
hold the Income tax net necessari
ly colleotlM,, this year, thn state
should have no other excuse fur a
special session, other thun to re
tain the million dollars al a cost
ot 110.000. the price of a gnunral
session, eccordlug lo the state
executive.
NOT TO lUVI Ih special ana
slon la tha face ef such an opin
ion expected ef the attorney sea
t ill, wosld mean probabl loss ef
thn million dollar and Ihn state
led lu return the mousy by bor
rowing funds al five per runt In
terest. This alternative would
leave Oregon In the worst (Inn not
al con til 1 Ion In history, according
In officials of Ihn slate treasurer's
office.
IT WAS IIOI'KD tiovernor Nor.
hind would posttHiun action on a
special session mil II tlin all-lmpor-Isnt
ilc.-li.lon of the attorney gen
eral Is forthcoming.
INKIPECTED CAM.
COLI'M Ill'S. O. While Mra.
(iertrudn Marhurger was silting
quietly In the kllchen of her
home, Tytus tllusbak made an
unexpected rail, leaving the
kitchen aud Mra. Msrburger a
wreck. (Ilushak waa out rid
ing In his car and lust muilrol of
It. It careened Into Mra. Mur
burxer'a kllchen, and plumed
right In without formality ot
ringing the doorbell.
Low Fares for
Or egon-O. S. C. Game
Corvallis, November 15th
I12y60 Roundtn'P
Tickets on Sale Nov. 13-14
Return Limit Nov. 17
Join the thousands of fans who will
gather from all over tha stats. See
this thrilling battle between two tlme
honnred rivals, each with a team rec
ogulicd aa one of the beat It) the Weal
, . . colorful crowds, gay homecoming
rotivltl ... a big day of fug and
thrills.
Avoid the strain of getting there.
Oo safely, quickly, eomfortablr by
train.
Ask your agent for detail.
Southern Pacific
Passenger Ntatlont Nprlng and Ouk Hlrenta phone SkeM
City Ticket Office I ia Main Htnwt Pbooe 90sa
From These Tiny Mountain Districts
Come Coffees Unlike Any Known Before
Have you tasted the rare Central American coffees
that women everywhere are turning to ?
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Heart of the famous region where Folger'i rare mountain coffect arc grown.
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From the West Coast of Central
America comes a rare flavor in
cofTee that is captivating the world.
We don't want to tell you how good
it is. We want you to try it yourself
and see.
It comes from coffees grown in tiny moun
tain district that leading experts concede
produce probably the choicest coffees
known today. Nature gives them a rare
ting and full mellow body that it unlike
any other coffee you ever tasted.
Less than one pound of coffee in 20 grown
in the world comes from this famous re
gion. That is why you do not get this flavor
in ordinary brands.
VACUUM
PACKED,
The discriminating coffee-drinking lands
of Europe take most of the crop. But a
share comes here every year for Folder
Flavor. Accept a Pound to Try
Jmt go to your grocer and buy a pound of
Fnlfjcr's. Drink it tomorrow morning.
Next morning serve the coffee you hava
been using. The third morning serve Pol
gcr's again. Then choose between them,
If for any reason you decide against I;ol
gcr's, your grocer will refund your money.
We'll pay him. That's fair, isn't it?.
FOLGER COFFEE COMPANY
SanPsanciico - Kansas Crry Dallas
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