PAGE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATII FALLS. OREGON
December 5, 1031
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KLAMATH FOLK
GIVE YULETIDE
GREAT 0PENIN6
(Continued from Page One)
aovel Idea In a rolnr scheme
ol black, whit and silver.
An array of gift suggestions,
almost perfect In Hi line, waa
shown In Klrkpatrlrk and Ken
et' ! or.
Chrlelmaa wreaths and caudlee
were ueed to decorate tha win
dows of the Klamath Variety
store.
Original Effect
Snow banks, upon which were
placed silverware, dunes, elee
trtral gifts of all klnda, tool
cheats, sleds, wagons and other
lilts for kiddies, graced tha
windows ot tha Baldwin Hard
ware store.
Tha spaHoas windows of La-
Polnte't store were beautified
with artificial evergreens, silver-
edged pin cones and (Uttering
tar.
- At Houston's shns atora wera
shown many gift euggesllons
against a background ot red
and green decorations.
A brilliantly lighted Christ
mas tree was placed on tha
marquee ot Montgomery Ward a
(tor.
At tha opening hour, when
curtains were withdrawn from
display windows, tha beautllul
Christmas trea at tha California
Oregon, Power company, was
lighted.
Black and allrer tiers formed
an effective base tor gift dis
plays in Garcelon'a shop.
Winter 8ren Whws
Tha two Btar Drug stores,
ntth and Main and Tenth and
Main, afforded many gift Ideas,
Linger! and e renins gowns
war featured in Clifton's store.
Wreaths and tinsel decorations
vera clererly need.
The windows of IC Bngsnnan's
tor suggested a winter seen.
A red alls, tapestry, on which
waa painted Christmas candle,
throwing out rare ot silrer light,
formed a deter Idea for tha
Buster Brown sho atoret
Toy Kumeroaa
Underwood's pharmacy was In
gay holiday atUr for the occa
sion. Red. whit and silrer wreaths
formed the Tulatlda motif at
B-n hart's.
Barth's Dollar etor featured
tore ia their Christmas displays.
Toys war also shown at the
Klamath furniture stors. A
lighted Chrlstmaa tree occupied
a eoraer ot tha window.
Tinsel wreathe set oft the gift
suggestions at Drew's Man's
store.
Wbidow Drees One
A sIstst window affect ot
green with a, wreath ot holly
waa seen at haw's Stationery
store, where gifts tor the office
And home wera shown.
A modernistic Christmas tree,
lighted by a flood light, was
placed In front ot slay King's
studio.
A background of bine, atudded
with allrer and gold stars was
affectively carried out at the
Creea cross drug store.
Glamorous gift displays war
shown te the large windows ot
the Golden Rum etore.
For thoe with s aweet tooth,
Wright's Candy ahop afforded a
pleasing display.
Chrlstmaa scenes. against
which were placed all kinds ot
gifts tor men, occupied the win
dows ot the Klamath Klothing
kompany.
Bants Claus was seen la tha
windows ot Roberts and Kerrey's
store.
Attracting many children were
the nine penguin balloons la
Currln's drug store.
Flowers Shown
One ef the most effectlre floral
displays erer shown waa that at
the Klamath Flower ahop.
A candy church on a back
ground of white snow, centered
the window ot Candy Land.
The Pelican Grill had a
Unique display, s hug cake on
which reated a tiny Tillage wjth
Bants Claus and his reindeer.
Shining allrer stars and tiny
silrer trees were interspersed
smong the gifts shown st th
Pelican drug.
Justin and Montgomery's store
bad aa interesting Una ot men's
gifts.
Wsggoner's drug store win
dows were effectively decorated
la th Tuletlde colors.
Grocery stores and meat mar
kets were "all dressed up" for
the occasion, as were many of
the smaller stores ot the city.
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
'(Copyright, 131, Standard
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Today .. Il.s
Previous day .
Week ago
Month ag ............
Yeer ago
Three yi'sra ago
Five rears ago
High (1931)
Low (131)
High (1130)
Low (1110) ,
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Today's Potato Marketgram
Fedoral-8Ute Potaloaraia Krlrawsl from the'CWnty Agvnl's
Office, IKfrillbrr A, 1U.1I. v
1. Hhlimenta Reported for Friday
Vnlted Slates total ; Oregon 1, Washington II. Idaho
117, Main lt.
a. Tenulnal Markets Koportrd fur Saturday
Chicago: t'srinads received Idaho It; others IS; ear on
track. Including broken 111; supplies moderate: demand slow, mar
ket dull; trark sale carlota outwelgbt Idaho Netted Gents, sacked
per rwi, v. a. no. i, si. so to si. so.
San Francisco: Carloads received California I, Oregon 4; boat
receipts equivalent to California cars: cars oa track, unbroken
I; cars oa track, broken : supplies moderate, demand slow, mar
ket about steady; prices unchsnged sine Frldsy.
Los Angele: Carloads received 17; Idaho I; boat receipt
equivalent to Washington 4 cars, Oregon 1 car; Netted Gems sup
plies light; cars diverted 4; demand alow, buyers holding aft; too
few sales to establish market.
S. rihlnplnc Point Markets fur Friday
Ysklma and nearby points: Light wire inquiry; demsnd light,
trading limited; Netted Gems market about steady on V. 8. No. 1;
U. 8. No. I market slightly weaker; carloads f. . b. ca.h track
sacked per ton best, mostly 114.00 to lit. 00; U. S. No. 1. la 00
to f 10.00.
Idaho Falls: Demsnd and trading light, market shad weaker;
carloads f. o. h. cash track Netted ticnis. sacked per cwt . IT S No.
1 mostly 70c. tew 75c, Tory few higher.
Gandhi Refuses To
Call Trip Failure
(Continued from Page One)
Is not urgently needed la India
and. when bis "inner voice"
prompts him to go.
A large crowd, chiefly his own
people, but including many Eng
lish friends, gathered at the sta
tion to see blm away. They gar
landed him with flowers and
bang "For he's s lolly good fel
low." The police and Scotland Yard
detectives almost equalled ther
crowd In number.
White "Gandhi caps,' symbo
lic of India's campaign for free
dom, dotted the cheering crowd,
some of them worn by English
men. St me. Dnldu and Pandit
Malavlya accompanied Gandhi to
Kolkstone and George Lansbury,
labor party leader, wss among
those who bade him goodbye at
the station.
The mahatma's last act In Eng
land was to S"k Sir Samuel
lloare to send on to Rrindlsl
with hi in William Evans and
William Rogers, two stalwart
Scotland Yard detectives who
have guarded blm night and day
sines he cam to London.
"I want them, to savs me
riot from enemies," he said, "but
from friends who might kill me
with kindness." Sir Samuel con
sented and the ruddy, smiling
detectives set out with th ma
hstma for their first visit to
Italy. I
SOUTHERNERS
WILL PLAY IN
NEW YEAR TILT
(Continued From Pag 1)
to Tulane's 4 yard line. Glover
punted out to mldtield, Dahlen
again returning to Tulane's JS.
Th quarter ended there. Wash
ington Stat 7; Tulan 7.
SrcOnd
Sander attempted a long pass
as th second quarter opened but
they went wild and Sander punt
ed out ot bounda oa Tulaae'a
8-yard line. From there, Zim
merman attempted to paas out by
Haynes but it fell incomplete.
Glover got a bad paas from center
and punted out of bounds oa Tu
lane's 11 yard line.
Sander dropped back and tried
to pas but Dawson broke It up
oa th Tulana goal tin nd th
war took th ball on their own
t yard line.
Glover quick kicked TO yards.
Cougar It yard line. Sander
the ball rolling dead oa the
punted out ot bounds oa Wash
ington State'a 41 yard line. Daw
son dropped Zimmerman's pass
over th line. Zimmerman
stumbled after aa 1-yard gain
and Tulan waa penalised to hr
own is yard line for holding.
Glover punted to Dahlen who waa
thrown oa his own 17 yard line.
Sander punted hark poorly out
ot bounds on hla own 41. Zim
merman passed to Haynea tor
first down on th Cougar 17 yard
line.
Zimmerman dropped back and
pasaed 10 yard to Dawson who
ran out of bounda on th Wash
ington But six ysrd line. Glover
ran around left end on th next
play from a double lateral for a
touchdown.
Zimmerman plac kicked th
point
Washington Stat 7: Tulana 14
After an zchang of punts.
Tulan from her 13-yard line sent
Zimmerman. Clover and Payna
through on telling line punches to
a first down on th 44-ysrd lln.
Sander broke up two long passe
suemptea oy Zimmerman and
Glover punted to th Cougar 15.
Sander heaved s long pass
which Zimmerman Intercepted In
mldfleld, running to Washington
State'a l-yard Una. Zimmerman
hit th line Ineffectually twice,
and then aa wa long pass to
Haynes broken up.
Oa the fourth dewn. Zimmer
man passed over th lln to
Haynes, who stepped over for an
other touchdown. Sander broke
up aa attempted pass for extra
point, but an offside gar Tulane
soother try. Zimmerman then
place-kicked th point. Wash
ing State 7; Tulana 11.
After the kick-off. Sander broke
away through the Tulan lln for
10 yards and first down on his
own 4 5 -ysrd line. Hodglns in
tercepted Sender's pass on the
Tulane 30-yard line, and h re
turned the ball 10 yards to the
Conger 40.
Two Zimmerman passes went
incomplete. Brhroeder of Wash
ington Bute Intercepted th next
pass from Zimmerman in mld
fleld as the halt ended. Washing
ton 7; Tulsne 21.
After the kick-off Glover's at
tempted quick kick from Tulane's
35-yard line waa blocked, Brhroe
der recovering on the 17 for
Washington state. Zimmerman
knocked down a pass from Luft,
substitute Cougar quarterback.
Sander punted to Zimmerman,
who fumbled on Tulane's li-yard
line, where Captain Edwards re
covered for the Cougars. Schroe
der was stopped twice on the lln
for no gain. Colburn, substltut
Cougar fullback, on a spinner,
pluneed through to Tulane's 4-
yard line. Schroeder mate it first
down on the two yard line. Col
burn (ailed to gain at th center
of the line.
Schroeder plunged through the
line for two yards and touchdown.
Luft kicked goal. Washington'
14; Tulane 11.
With both teams tiring in the
final period each turned to punt
ing as Tulane sought to protect
hnr seven point lead and the
Cougars watched for a break. I
The break fell to Tulane, how
ever, aa Haynea recovered a
Cougar fumble on Washington
State'a II yard lln. Two of
Zimmermen's pass went wild.
On another try Dawson took In
Zimmermen's heave and ran to
the Cougar 1 yard line. On the
next play, Zimmerman passed 10
yards to Csptsln Palrymple over
the Ttoal line for a touchdown.
Zimmerman plac kicked th
point.
Scor: Washington Stat 14;
Tulan 11.
KOO, SZE QUIT
POSTS, LATTER
CHANCES MIND
(Contlnusd front Pag On)
by a third party la tha Man
ehurisa DmmL
Those who heard M. Ito aald It
was uieir impression Japan was
determined to get th Chines
military and perhaps civil gov
ernment out of Chlnchow.
Give X Hop
It wa understood th members
of the council . rw b n
hop at assistant la th matter
ui mines reiamtng cnincnow,
but rather pleaded with him to
avoid conflict, even It It became
necessary to withdraw.
Dr. El went to Be Ambas
sador Charles 0. Daw to ia-
OUlr about tha attttnila nf H
United But government la case
auouia occupy mincnow.
The result of thl Interview
ware nnl mm rim l,.-.
T a d a y's developments
mounted to a ugniening of th
deadlock between the council and
Janan anil htwn fhina -
Jl&IB. nit lllMnn(,iH.nl w..
eipresaed when the twelve neutral
memoer Ol in council met.
Wins Prize For Art Work
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"This la Leon Frsley, II, member ot th high school art club,
who woa first piac la the conteat sponsored by the Mav King
studio lor th best poster boosting Klamath county products.
Judges were Jusnlts Corbet, artist from Arlions; Russell Pickett
and James Tower, commercial artists.
Editorials on News
XKW DRIVE FLAWED
TOKYO. Dee. I. OP) A new
military drive, southwestward
toward Halnmlntum, la to begin
soon. It was announced here to
day, against alleged bandits and
other lawless elements in Manchuria.
Th decision to mak h new
thrust, after th Japan with
drew aa offensive last week in
th direction of Chinrbow, waa
maoe, it waa atated, after receiv
ing reports said to Indicate that
bandits were active along the
Pelplng-Mukden railroad and that
Chinee troop ware concentrating
in th region of Tahushan and
other place almost within strik
ing distance of th south Man
churlan railway.
Reports from Nanking that
conversations between Dr. Wel
lington Koo, Chines foreign
minister, and Japanese minister
Sblgemltsu, relative to th es
tablishment of a neutral son at
Cbinchow bav broken down also
helped to Influence th decision.
Army authorities here and at
Mukden, th announcement said.
deVided to take measures to deal
with a altuation which they con
sidered wss partially brought
about by th previous following
orders issued on November 17
at tb tim Japanese troops
were advancing upon Cbinchow.
Military Intelligence reports. It
was said, Indicated Chinese troops
began Immediately to occupy th
former Japanese position.
(Continued From Pag On)
watched It material reductions la
taxation hr to be effected,
see
AS Jdn 10, 1131. th gross
debt of th federal govern
ment,, which means th govern
ment ot th Vnlted Btstes, waa
11.8 billion dollars. On Juna 10,
1)10, It waa 11 1 billions.
la other words, tb govern
ment of th United States last
year failed by about 100 million
dollars to take In as much money
ss It spent, snd so had to lu-
creat It debt by that much.
It should b added that sine
Jun 10 ot thl year th Inrreaa
la government debt ha been pil
ing up at an even more rapid
rat.
That Is why congreea 1 com
pelled, much against its will, here
st th begloning ot a political
year, to consider nsw forms ot
taxation. Oovsmmsnts. Ilk In
dividuals, can't go oa spsndlng
beyond their Income without
getting Into trouble.
e e e
TJP to th last yf, howsvsr,
th fedsrsl gorsrnmsnt ha
been doing pretty well la th way
of debt reduction.
Oa August II, 1111, lvsn
years sgo, th public debt of th
United Btstes wss It.) BILLION
dollars, th highest point la his
tory. From thea until a year
ago, th national debt waa re
duced at the rat ot nearly a
billion dollars a yesr.
It ought to be added that this
tremendous debt wss Incurred
largely bees us of th world war.
Wars cost money.
e e
A DDINO th debt of th United
State to th debt of th
stat and locsl govsrnmsnU give
us th surprising figures ot 10. 1
billion dollars, which Is what wa
ewe aa a people. That 1 a lot
of money to owe,' va If w ars
s greet people.
e e e
ART PERRY, ths genial skipper
- ... O . .., Dn 1 . n. n
In th Medford Mall-Tribune, digs
from th files ot th Jacksonville
Sentinel of December 1, 1811, this
headline: "Cltliens Protest High
Taiea."
Art comments sarcastically:
How time har changed!"
T there had been newspapers In
ancient Babylon some 10 cent-
TO HAVK REPORT
MUKDEN. Msm hurls. Dee. 6.
UP) The United States govern
ment is to bave a special report
on the situation In Manchuria
from its own military observers.
Col. James O. Mcllroy, United
States military attache at Tokyo,
who has been on a tour of North
ern Manchuria for several days
with a party of other neutral at
tache under Japanese auspice.
hss left her for Chlnchow to
meet Col. Nelson Margetta, Amer
ican attach from Pelplng.
Th two will collsborst on th
report. Col Margetts has been
In the Chlnchow srea sine be
fore the Japanese advance last
week which was halted half way
between Chlnchow and Mukden
when th army received ordera
to withdraw.
It's no ns trying to reform
rni'i'lrlpal go ernuiOuJ. -William
Pfaff. .
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PUBLIC WAHNED
HOT TO OVERDO
HOME BUILD
incy by devising a msu of re
list to "rerialn financial Initltil
tlons which mak mortss
loans on homes.".
To this suit, the commute
pldged to th presldeut K
unanimous support In "any rein
ed la I measures lie proposes. Tills
would cover the president's re
cent proposal for sMtsta st
hniu loan rsillsi'uunt banks, d
sigusd fur th present to loosen v
credits.
After two year tb Jsis ss'o
sseiua ss tar sway ths day
before ths war, F. loott Fits-gerald.
nries sgo. thsy would hav car
ried th esms headline. As a
matter ot fart, w know from
writings that hav been preserved
that th people of that faraway
tim actually did protest loudly
against high taxation.
Kver sine taxes wer Invented,
which was a long tim sgo, there
hsvs been embittered protest. .
There will always b protests
galnat taxes.
DUT that doesn't altar th fact
that It BILLION dollars Is a
lot ot money for ths peopl ot :
va this grat country to owe, j
or th further fact that thsy will
hav to b taxed to pay this
great debt, along with lntrt j
High taxation Is a burden oa
business, and heavy burdsus oa
business maks It harder to pro
rid Jobs st good wages for th
people ot this country.
It si high tim to ho giving
serious thought to th problem
of paying th debt w owo ss
a people, mtsawhll retraining,
so far a posilbl. from creatine
other debts.
G. iV. Denies Plan .
For c Plant
(Continued from Psgs On)
Great Northern railway la this
territory.
"Tb Great Norther railway
haa mad bo plans tor large shops
st Bend. Bmsll stops will be put
la at that point -to take car of
such minor repairs to csra, tc.
as may be necessary la th oper-1
stlon of the rtllrosd. Bhops will j
D maintained st Klamath Falls.
In addition to our own repairs at I
Klamath rails w must also do;
half of lha rspalr work for the I
O. C. E. railway, therefor It
Is absolutely neeaerv to main
tain ahop at this point
"In regard to th "D" Una, w
wiah to say that w hav a
year joint operating contract wist
th Southern PacHte which give
us equal right on their tracks
between Klamath Falls snd Che
mult. Th s contract was approved
by th Interstate Commerce Com
mission and can not be changed
(Continued From Pag One)
sumption of horns building oper
ations" war answered by the
committee, in a report sent tu
th Whit llouss, aa follows:
Kffert Feared
"These would be helpful to
their prupoueula and areata a
slight wave ot benefit to unem
ployed artisans, but would only
result In sa Increase of real.
deucee for sal In markst al
ready dsmonstrsbly over-aui
plied, snd hav aa advsrs af
fect upon th alresdy deflated
value ot witting homes."
Th commutes explained Its
statement by citing that there
wer thousands of home la
vry stat "that ars sllhar held
by a tenuous thread by their
owner, or have beconi Involun
tsrlly owned by mortgsgsee who
srs striving to ssll them to
home-minded eltlsen for acquisi
tion cost or !. oa tsrms that
glv a nsw meaning to Install
msnt purchasing In Its moat fa
vorable aspect to th buyer."
Kent Reduced
Also, th commute said,
many peopl are occupying
houses for slmost no rent. Juat
to take tar ot them: elsewhere
rente hav been reduced, sad
ther sr many vacant bouse.
Th first nd, II wa said,
waa to ear for th present emer-
or csncelled without a hearing
before th Intsrstst Commerce
Commission. W wish to say that
so far h joint traekag arrang
ment ha worked out satlstsctory
to all concerned.
Is regard to th celebration to
be held Best summsr. w wish
to advls that thl matter haa not
been considered by th sxecutlves
at 8t. Paul."
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Lorrgins Oil Wv..$3.25
Tulip Oil Wat 4.50
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Disappointed
If you com to th pIlcan
Orlll for your Sunday Din
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hav what you order.
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9AY5 ITOECOMES
THS BRIGHTEST
f SPOT IN
S yoURUFEf
Insurance meant Protection, Reconduc
tion, Alleviatlnn, Hope. It's a ihlnlng
Dawn after the Troubled' Mht. It
brings Peace to your Present and your
Future.
To b Sura, losstr with
JAS H. DRISC0LL
206 Williams Bldf.
Phono 433.
iiusiieswiiaaTMM:iigijmiiiiiitrassii IIIISI
It )s Love,
All Right-
BUT the idea wai new only to Joan. Jerry
wished it were that way with him, too. It
would be 10 tweet and beautiful to be loving for
the firit time.
But ten yean before there had been Clair
Hempstead. Confound Claire Hempstead 1 Why
did he have to keep remembering her? He didn't
love her. Me loved only Joanl
And when Claire Hempstead came back after.
Jerry and Joan were married what then?
Can you bury an early passion by drinking f
toast to it at something that it dead?
HERE is the story, at last, which drawl
the true picture of modern youth as H
lives arid loves with careless abandon. These
young people lived deeply, thoroughly and
frankly. They represent Today and yet their prob
lems are familiar to the oldest among us. Lovfl
and the way of a man with a maid and of a maid
with a man do not change. Read
WerruandJoan'
Nfer tf-E0 LUCAS WM
Beginning Saturday, December 12th