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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Fflmmry 10, 1032
Until
f lie ((fretting $ craft
KUUENa. 8. KKLTY-
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Classified Index
Automotive .
Business Opportunities
Contract Work Wanted
Educational
Farm Implements , ,-
For Rent Realtors .
Furnished Apts. to Let
Furnished Houses to Let ,
Furnished Rooms to Let .
Financial - -
IS
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11
General Notices
Heln Wanted. Male
Help Wanted. Female ,
Livestock and Feed
Looses
Lost and Found -Miscellaneous
for Sale.
Personals
poultry for Sale tl
Real Estate for 81 , IT
Real Estate for Lease IS
Real Estate Wanted 1"
Room and Board ... .11
Situations Wanted ----- S
Stores and Office ,
16a
Swaps
-10S
ft
..la
Transportation
To bxenange
ITnf urntshed Acts, to Lt 13a
t'nfurnlahed Houses to Let -4
Wanted, Miscellaneous ,. 1
Wanted to Rent 11
Lodges
KLAMATH LODGE NO 7T
A, F. A. M.
Stated Comminlcatlon
Second and Fourth
Mondays.
Visiting Brothers
welcome
LOOMIS BUILDING
Lost and Found
FOUND Bunch of key, at (th
and Washington. Owner may
hare same by paying (or thia
ad. 5S29
General Notices
CAME TO MY PLACE Sorrell
saddle horse. "NP connected"
on left stifle. J. B. Casey,
Beatty, Ore. 6(7
SPIRITUALIST readings.
Walnut.
1121
6653
A-B-C of Specialized Business
and Professional Service
BOARD
ANCHOR HOTEL DINING ROOM
(th and Oak Bta.
Delicious Food
Dinners a specialty.
Family style. 60c.
Short orders, 6 a. m. to p. m.
Virian Duffy and Emma Black
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Paul C. Long
Chiropractor and Nerr
Specialist
127 South Seventh Street
Pbon 1(40
DENTISTS
DR. ERNEST H. BALL
8 -?cesBor to
Dr. E. G. Wlsecarver
(05 Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phon (46
DR. J. E. CLANAHAN
607 Oregon Bank
Phone 836
Residence Phon 2222-J.
DRESSMAKING
BESS MERANDA
Dressmaking
Coat rollnlng. Alterations.
205 Stewart-Draw Bldg.
Phon 1496J. 731 Main
FROZEN PIPES
FROZEN PIPES
Dyy and Night Service
THAWED BY ELECTRICITY
ALSO SHARPEN ICE SKA"' :
Bert's Battery and Electric
13( 8. (th. Phon I4(-W.
You Have Read These Classified Ads
You Have Not Read All of Today's
Publtshr
tba postottlc ol Klamatb Fall
act of Congrs. March S, 13?t.
On Month at
Three Months I 94
Six Montha 3.60
Ona Vaar (.60
together with complete Informa
market, may be obtained lor the
General Notices
NOW
tha
EaECK cafe
Offers yon
A Special Steak
Dinner
of tha finest steer beef only.
T-Bon
Tenderloin
Top Sirloin
With Mushroom Sauce
Including soup, salad, re ea
tables, hot bread, dessert
and drinks.
Every evening $ to I.
Wa also give Orange Stamps
111 No. 7th St.
MOTHPROOFING
4 Year Guarantee
H. S. C. Method Kills.
Harmless to finest fab
rica. We clean uphol
stery and rues, and we
do upholstering.
F. A. Thurmaa
111 Commercial
Phone 2071
6 Help Wanted, Male
WANTED Experienced electric
refrigerator man, 72a Main
5631
BOYS Earn money and priies.
Phone 209W. S77(
10 Contract Work Wanted
PAINTING, paper hanging and
kalsominlng. Prices right. Jess
E. Patterson. Phona 23 (7J.
S321
II
Furnished Rooms
PELICAN HOTEL-Weekly rates
34: with bath . Hot and
cold water. Plenty ot steam
heat. 572
12
Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM 12 N.
6th St. 5827
HOSPITALS
"KLAMATH'S EMEROENCT
HOSPITAL"
THE VALLEY
HOSPITAL
Cor. Fourth and Pin fits.
OPTOMETRISTS
DR. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
No Drop Dsed
Phon 6(1.
709 Main BL
RADIOS
Long s Radio Service
101? Donald Strett
Phona 1454-M
Service, repairing, testing, etc
Tubes, parts, etc.
Backed by ear of experience.
HULBERT'S
RADIO SERVICE
"For Better Reception"
Equipped and experienced
to service or repair your radio.
Phon 719-M. 1048 Owen St.
UPHOLSTERING
Upholstering and Repairing ot
Furnitnr. Raaaonabl Prlc.
THURMAN
(Formerly with Klamath
Furnitur Co. I
til OommarclaL Phon 1(71
SALLIES
This Is the time of
year. January snd Feb
ruary, when all the mer
chants are clearing
their shelves of mer
chandise that they have
held over from the wlu
ter. Getting ready for
spring raising the Dec
ennary cah so they can
buy spring merchandise.
Kaon year the same
thing happens. It is a
good time to pf-k up
some excellent Ktrsains
In the stores, if thette
experienced merchants
sdvertise thetr goods at
this time of yesr to get
resdy for spring, then It
mtiMt be a good time for
everyone to do the name.
If you hsve anything
thst you no longer ue,
now ts the tints to ad
vertise it la the classi
fied ads. An excellent
way to obtain money to
btiv some of thette de
lightful new spring
things thst are arriving
in the stores daily.
Call 1900 and I shall
be very glad to writ
your ad for you.
SALLY.
12 Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD IS. 225
N. th. 65
12a For Rent Realtor
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
4 rooms Pershing Way.
fireplace, garace 15
rooms N. sth. garage.
range, dandy place 17
7 rooms E. Main street.
basement, fur., garage 135
4 rooms Johnson street.
garage, woodshed 117
2 rooms Plum St. new
ly tinted, close In $15
7 rooms Roseway, yery
modern, 4 hedrooms....$4a
FURNISHED
5 rooms Jefferson St.,
nice place, garage 130
6 rooms Pacific Terrace.
furnace, garage 146
4 rooms Manianlta St..
partly fur., nice yard.,130
Favell-Utley Realty Co.
Leslie P- n. Mgr.
121 S. (th Si. . ..me 1414
13 Furnished Apartments
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
apartment. 813 Pine. 5830
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
apartment, hot and cold water
furnished, close In. 1745
Menlo Way. 5828
NEWLY decorated, close In, 125.
Inquire 732 Main. Phone 3".
5782
FOR RENT Newly furnished S-
room duplex apartment, riot
Springs; hest and water in
cluded. Apply 337 Hasklns
and Erie. 5717
FOR RENT 3-room apartment,
overstuffed furniture, flre
plsce, hot and cold water fur
nished, S25 month. Close in.
Phone 1654W. 5(12
OUT OUR WAY
M MAAH! OH, MA OH! orA,NvV- T DOCS
U CMtSE. AMD LOOK AT I ,-r- -TAr.. MOCK.VE.fW
! V Time to Pick out Mv$eMTL fa
! 1 V A Boov- v.
' J.f?vviLllAWi
IS Furnished Apartments
FOR RENT Furnished 3-room,
steam heated apartment. Kent
reduced to Mo. Imjulre 1 ..,
N. sth. Phon 4M. 6714
rOR KENT Ground floor apart
menu St. Krancls Apts., tiJS
Oak. &17
FOR KK NT First class furnish,
ed apartments. Kvaos aptirt
menta. Phone 144J. or J0.
436
APARTMENTS Steam heated.
Rex Arms. 6428
Aprteit Hols!
Best for the money.
Newly decorated.
With or without frlgldatre.
Electricity, telephone, sleam
heated garage, 136 and up.
Maid service If desired.
1Kb and Walnut
Phon Too
13a Unfurnished Apts,
Ft)R RENT 3-room duplex,
kitchen range, heater, back of
Union high school. Inquire
lSi'O Mon Clair sir.-et. 6737
14
Furnished House
2-HOOM house.
Phone llti.U.
330 8. 4th.
6791
IS Unfurnished House
FOR RENT Modern unfurnih-
ea 4-room nouse, garage. Hi.
1S47 Sargent. 5783
FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room
modern home. Kesterson null
and highway Junction. Phone
sisn l. 5?
FOR RENT Unfurnished five
room house, good location. Ite-
auced to 3. Inquire i4
Delta. 5701
GOOD 5-room house:
adutts.
4934
127.50. I387J.
17 Real Eatate For Sale
11100 EQUITY In 5-room house.
locaiea in moi springs, sacri
fice for (250 cash. Phone
231S. iTso
ISa
To Exchange
EXCHANGES
Acre and half of fine Har
den land with modern
stucco home of a rooms,
for Income property in
Klsmath Kail.
Two extra fine Mills Ad
dition lota for lot In Hot
Springs.
Hslf acre of land with a
modern five-room home,
for Ashland or Med ford
acreagf.
Large and modern home
In Bend for home In
Klamath Falls.
731 Main Phona
(Upstairs)
SUBURBAN HOME
5 rooms with 1 "4 acres,
Hnmedale Acres, daudy soil.
Will trade for city property.
Favell-Utley Realty C$., 121
S. gth St. 532
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
FURNITURE for (-room house,
chairs, tables, dinette and
chairs, bedroom outfits, stoves
and home supplies. Must be
sold at once. 721 Mitchell
atreet. 57 0
FOR SALE About five million
feet of pin timber, fire kilted,
near roads. In center of town
ship 35 north, range 10 east,
fifteen miles from Southern
Psrlfic. For dftsils write Red
River Lumber Co., Westwood.
Calif. 5789
MONARCH WOOD range. Phone
68W1. 6793
INSTANT light gasoline range,
4 burners and oven, slightly
nsd. 174.95 value. Now
139.50. Buy on easy pay
ments. Montgomery Ward &
Co.. 211 Main. 6785
20 Miscellaneous For Sal
OOOH P1NB body wood, IS.JS.
Fir, fa. Phon 1644J. 6777
WINDSOR Dol.uie electric wash
er, sltghlly used. Kurellenl
shape, $ in. Huy on easy pay
ments. Montgomery Ward
Co.. 211 Main. 74
Coal! Coal! Con)!
HAKHKST. IK1TTK8T
KOl'K HPHI.NtiH
No ashes, no soot.
Young Coal Co. '
444 Spring or Phon 1D7
20a
Swap
EXCHANGE Rental ot 1-room
house, south of clly for car
of few head of stock. Write
Rt. 1. box 246. 674
FOR THA HE Hous for carpen
ter work. Phon Kit!. Ill
. lm S T S
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
TO HUY Used darenport-bed.
Phone 2390. . 677
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor used
furniture. Call Sam, phone
15DD. 64u
22 Livestock and Feed
TRADE Sheep for milch cows.
I'none 29 r J. v. u. Hell.
5774
WANTED Poultry, anv amount.
Klsmath alley Produce To..
2025 S. lh. Phone 6u. 6703
swowSBBaaaw,
22a Poultry For Sale
LAYING
s'lWt.
HEN'S tor sal.
Phone
&7S2
23
Financial
AUTOMOBILE
LOANS
Refinancing
Most Liberal Term
Easy Payments
Strictly Confidential
Courteoua Serrlc
Borrow Additional Money
Or Refinance Your
Present Contract
Motor Investment Co.
Phon 1144 K. A. Moor. Mgr.
835 Main St.
Licensed by slat No. M-104
24 Business Opportunities
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE
Wonderful opportunity. Priced
to sell. For pnKicutars write
box 704, Alturas. Calif. Well
worth fnve,tiL'.iflon S7s
Legal Notice
013095
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of th Interior. U.
S. Land offlr at l-akevlew, Ore
gon, January 5, 1932.
Notice Is hereby given that
Joseph Krejcl. of Malm. Oregon,
who. on August 5. 1927, made
Reclamation Humestead Entry.
No. 013095. for Farm Unit "O"
or Lot 18 Sec. 18 Lot 14.
Section 19. Township 4IS. Range
12 E.. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notlc of Intention to make
Three-year Proof, to establish
claim to the land ahov describ
ed, before H. A. Prather, a No
tary Public, at Mnlln, Oregon, on
the 23rd day of February, 1932.
Claimant names as witnesses:
V. Itejnus, Frsnk Elzner, Chss.
A. Posrar and A. Kallna, all of
Malln, Oregon.
Non-coal.
F. P. LIGHT, Register.
Register.
(Jan. 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3. 101
H-207
013074
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of th Interior. U.
8. Land Office at Lakaviaw, Ore
gon. January 30. 1932.
Notice Is hereby given that
Lester D. Pierce, of Merrill,
Oregon, who, on June 13, 1927,
By J. R. Williams
Legal Notice
ntsd Reclamation llontestesd
Kntry No. 013074, for Frm Unit
"M," or H1,. 8SNH, 8WNV
. , Lot o. w
N't. W'.SVN'l, Nl, Lot
Wt,Nt,NtaNt, Lot II N H
N'SN't, Lot U, Section 14,
Township SIS, Range 1IK, Wil
lamette Merliltsu, has (lied no
lle of Intention lo make Ihree
year Proof, lo establish claim lo
the land ahov described, before
C. R. Del.ap, clerk county court,
at Klamath Falls. Oregon, ou
the 12th day of March, 1931.
Claimant names as witnesses:
8. O. Viken, of Merrill, Oregon;
Christlsn James, ot Merrill, Ore
gon; John Takaca, Sr., ot Mer
rill, Oregon: Oscar Baker, of
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT,
Register.
Non-Coal.
iFeb. 3. 10. IT. 14: March II
H-22D
OIJII.M .H4NI
NOTlt'K OF I'l lll.lt ATION
Department of the Interior, l. 8.
i.ana tunc at !.asi'view, ure
goit. January 19. 19.13.
KUIIt n IP iivri-wf a I U lil.l
('aasle tieraldlne Ross, daughter
iiu hpit VI stirrg r.. iii'iihiukpi.
deceased, of KlaniHlh Falls. Ore.
Hou. 'no, on nnn , 17.1,
natle Additional Enlarged llome-
iii'hii r.nirT. jici i7u7. .o.
llli'NKI. for HKt- Mectlon
Tonliin 37 S. Kiiuge 10 K. W.
lanielte Slerlillalt. has filed notice
of Intention lo make Three Year
land above dearrlbed. before ('. It.
Del.au. Clerk ol the County
on the 6th day of March. 1932.
Claimant names as wlineeses:
Joe Nason. of Olens, Oreson:
Leeland Hunter, of Klamath
Falls, Oregon;
John Neubert, of Klamath Falls.
Oregon:
(ilsdvs Hunter, of Klsmath Falls.
Oregon.
Non-cial.
F. P. LIGHT. Register.
H J17 F3. 10.17. 24 233
Amusements
Pelican Now playing, douhl,
bill, Ellasa Landl In "Wicked."
and U. 8. C -Notre Dsme toot
ball game.
Pine Tre Now playing. Rich
ard Uarthelmesa la "Th Last
Flight."
Rainbow Now playing. Tom
Tyler's "Two Fisted Justice."
Vox Now plsytng. John Gil
bert In "West of llroadway."
PFI.1CAN
The big double feature bill.
Wicked." and the L'. 8. C
Notr Dame game, playing today
and tomorrow at the Pellran the
ater, offers more thrill In diver
sified entertainment and fine
performance than any bill shown
at this theater for some lime.
The moat famous football game
la history. IT. S. C. rs. Notre
Dsme. Is complete from opening
whistle to closing gun.
Elissa Landl and Victor Mr
Laglen co-starred In "Wicked."
and a Movietone news and car
toon balanr th program.
PINE THEE
Though "The Last Flight." the
First National picture atarring
Richard Harthelniees, now at the
Pine Tree theater, has tears as
well as laughs In Its thrilling
story of four ex-fllers and the
girl they adopt who go In
search of excitement to drown
th monotony of nt-wr days
It presents such a panorama of
odd sights as you bars never met
with before. i
miMiow
One of the most highly suc
cessful Tom Tyler western pic
tures, "Two-Fisted Justice," Is
now plsylng at the Rainbow.
In th cast of this snper west
ern are such well known names
as Yakima Canutt, rodeo ace
and film slur; Bnhhle Nelson,
child star of the Tarian series
and countless other productions:
Rsrbara Weeks, Wampus llahy
star; and Kit Guard, star ot
dozens of prize fight pictures.
VOX
One thousand disabled Tter
ans and former doughboys wer
engaged to stsga the troopship
return celebration In "West of
llroadway." John Gilbert's new
starring yehlrle which Is now
playing at tha Vox theater.
At Gllbnrt'a request, as many
of the retnrnns who plnyed with
him In "The Illg Parade" as
could be located were engaged
for the new picture and the
staging of the scene resembled
an A. E. F. reunion In many
ways.
Klamath Youngster
Has Claim to Fame
Alice La Vern Piirlnlon, born
in Klumnlh Falls January (, has
morn claim lo fame and pub
licity than most youngsters her
age.
One-mnnth-old Alice has Ihree
great grandmothers, Gertrude
Marcus, Minora, Calif.; Mrs. Ida
Ptirlnlon, Oakland, f'nllf., and
Mrs. Ellr.alieth Ard, Pueblo, Colo.
Two grand mothers of the in
fant are living. Thny are Mrs.
Mary Marcus and Mrs. Grnce
Piirlnlon.
Tims who consult the Classi
fied Ads regularly ar bound to
profit man time.
MP EMPIRE
T
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dvbt, psys taxes of about one-
fourth as much.
Tha figures tell tha fiscal
story:
United States
Nut in nut IMrt f I fl,MOl,MMMM0.
I'rr t'uplta h. bt I'J.'s.
I'rr f 'aplta 1 tiw- ji !.".
Null. fNlllh a.KH,tHH.4HH),(HHI.
iVr 4'Nplfa U -Midi Btt.diNi.
IUHJ HuduiH a.Uft.tMM,IMH.
Japan
N at luiml I Vbl .1..MMI.(MH),(MM.
IVr i'Milt mix am.
IVr V.t.tw Til, KiMi.
Nul't. Wralth-a-SVVtl.lNMMMNMNKl.
IVr aiIijs Wenllli M4lo.
1't.iJ IllnlKi'l TIO.IHll.lKHl.
Hut while flgnrwi are gtutUtl
tally correvi, they hardly prt-nriit
the whole plrture, (or Ja.tsti
)ioHr mmnliig Old Japan tMi
jiyt a rh'h rtumitfrrisl roturn
frtun Its iroftlbls tlumaltis In
Mailt hurla, Kurt and KonitiHui.
Ill Korim, fur eiamplt, Jatani-ji
nirnhsiita ronlrol U per rent of
the buutnt'HN ami Jniam farm
ers own .Hie-half of tha rulll-
vnltl land. In Korino, the
Jr. pantos g(ivnrnniiit has a utun
orly un ths wnrld rhlof sou roe
of csmphor. All three domslns
wrre ariuired by war.
The JapaneM have their Itn
war of doing thins. From a tag
collecting standpoint, Korea has
been a drain on the Japan-
treasury fur many year. Hut
the commercial profits pay hand
somely. Th population of Japsn
pmpr. according to th Isie-t
census, was 4.4iO,ouS. but mure
than o.ooo.uoo persons are
J span ei or lire under tha Jsp-
anea flsg.
Her is what th latest popu
lation records show:
Japan pruprr fll.4A.MMiA
Hurra a I ,i'vh.hini
Formtuui 4.5114. till
Jap Sakhalin H :
Total for Kinplr IHI..1I.(4 1
Lwnl Kwantunc trf
rllory la Manchuria .. MM.1,7MM
Mandated territory I Is
lands la North Pacific AH.NIlt
T,.ul under flag Ill .11:17. 0:1.1
liipanrM. residing abroad
In .!
itim.n4
In P.umiie ..
la Aturrlra
In Oceania
In Africa ....
't!7,ttMI
147. mi
(HI
(irand Intel W.H.WHI
The total area of Japan and
all lie possessions Is 261.6(7
square miles. The total area of
continental I'nltrd Stales la a
little more llian S.non.ooi) miles
and th total P. H. population
approximately I50.ooo.ono.
...
Aside from lla army and nifvy.
Japan baa built up In recent
years great Industrial plants with
equipment as modern as any
found In Pittsburgh, Chicago or
Cincinnati. That these ran
quickly be converted from the
making of such things as sewing
ma'-hlnea, enamels, locomotives,
crllon cloth, tc, was demons
Hated during the World War
when a new crop of millionaires
rose In Japan from the profits
of munitions msklng for tha al
lies. Though Hi nature of Japan's
economic system limits great
wealth to a few men, th num
ber of Income In excess of 150,.
oro Jumped from 22 In 1014 to
33( In 11.
.
The Rockefellers of Jspsn are
the Milsuls. They employ nearly
loo, 000 persons In their vast
chain of mills, mines, ocean
shipping and hanking which has
agencies on every continent end
big office on Broadway In New
LARGEST CITIES
IN CROWDED JAPAN
(Census of lltiMI)
Toklo (proper) v 2.070,913
Osaka ., 2.463.673
Nagoya 807.404
Kobe 787,(1(1
Kyoto - 7(6.142
Yokoham . (20,30(
York. The Hous of Mitsui bus
run things financially In Julian
for 200 years and often finan
cially aided Ih government. It
Is composed of 11 related wealthy
-families who function co-operatively
under their own written
family constitution and share In
tht vast profits,
The nation's chief Indiir.trinl
city Is Osaka, "the Pittsburgh of
Jnpan," where Ihousunds loll In
the steel mills and kindred In
dustries. Nearby Kobe might be likened
to New York, being tha most Im
portant port In Japan and
equally famous for Its shipbuild
ing yards. Yokohama Is tho
cotton and silk mill center.
s
Japan's powerful navy Is no
accident. ' These Industrial Is
lands do not, and cannot, grow
enough food lo support them
selves and therefore" the, sens lo
Korea, Manchuria ami Formosa
must be kept open at all costs.
They ar the grnnarles of Jnpun
nnd Ih snurcn of row materials
fot her factories.
Tho nation's production of
steel now reaches 1,6110,000 tons
e yenr, but thorn Is not much
hope for the future of her In
dustry unless Ilia supplies of raw
material are assured. Japan's
Import of Iron (mount to about
IS DEPENQEN
D
News
seven per rent of her total Im
ports. Official et .matt show flv
billion metric tons of foal In
J i. pail's mines, though abnut
half of this Is bvluw workable
depths.
Iron dnpoalis ar found In
Jnpau, Korea and Fitrma, au
opllmlalla vatlinate placing the
total at Uu million metric Ions.
The uatluu's real Iron resources,
howe-er, are along Its railway
In Manchuria,
Th soy buan of Manchuria be
comes a principal Item of her
tiade, amounting lo nearly eight
per cent of her Imports, ai com
pared with three per rent for
wheat.
In th past ill month.. Japan
has become th world's largeet
purchaser of raw cotton. Hh
has bought lj)fll,uUi) bale, which
la 679, uou mure b.iloe than sh
bought In th same period last
yrar. Htrangely enough, thee
hug purchtteea come at a time
when Japan'a test lie mills ar
suffering heavily from th Chin
ee boycott, many mills being
climtHl. That cotton flbr. In ad
dition to Ha u. her ue, Is an
onsen del In tha manufacture of
n any kinds of eiploslvea may
tp I a I it something. tilmultanrt-
ouslv, ther has bien a big re
i t nt Increase In lead exports to
J. i pan.
see
In view of this situation, ther
have long been two rout tic ting
trt nds ot thought In Japan.
Ona crowd Insists that Japan
must, by military forr If necrs
sry, ket p npeu to her trade cer
tain murkets in China In supply
the Inland with coal. Iron, beans
and wheat.
The other insists that Ibis
military policy is rnatly and
breetU serious economic boy
cotis; that It would be better to
control markets In open com
petition with superior economic
oigsnliatlon.
At th present, however, th
militarist and not th econo
mist! are running things in
Jspsn.
Editorials on
News
(Continued from Pas Ob)
Rainier bridge. Would It have
ordered Japanese out Into the
open lo tak the. picture t
th rather lens mument?
Probably not. At least you
and 1 wouldn't hav dona aucb
a thing It w had been standing
In th shoes of th Jspsnese
high command. W would hava
picked up B few of th thousands
of picture of this bridge that
wer sent broadcast at th tlm
II .was completed and dedicated
Hut allly people, even la thia
mor than usually aenslbl, coun
try, stand ready to accept a
rumor that Japanes aples r
photographing our hrldgea for
war purpose.
When war talk atarts, common
sens, seems lo fly oat pf the
window.
CPEAKINU ot rumors, b.rs I
th opening psragraph of a
dispatch sent out from China by
the correspondent of a great
American newspaper:
"Tha Japanese military occu
pation ot 30-mllo ton about
Shanghai In accordance with
plans announced by Japanese
military and naval authorities
will lead lo the 'Manchurlsnlis
ttnn' of tho Yangtt valley,
strangulation of trade at tho In
ternational port of Shanghai and
vast losses of American and
European Investments built np
In th last century."
YST But suppose th Jap
anese activities lad to stabler
government In China, as OUR
activities, for elampls, led to
slabler government In Cuba.
Suppose th Chinese, with a
moro stable government, should
turn soma of their energies away
from fighting among themselves
nd Into the channel of com
mnrre and Industry, thua raising
th standard of living In Chin
and opening the way for larger
consumption of goods by th
Chinese people.
Would w b hurt, or HELP
ED, by such a development'
.
Yu may not Ilk th soviet
government ot Russia. You
may fear communism. You may
be disturbed as to th menacing
possibilities of th soviet five
year plan.
Hut suppose, a rosult of th
much-discussed five-year plan,
lha standard of living ot th
Russian people should bs mate
rially raised, thus enabling them
lo purchase and PAY FOR In
finitely more of th necessities
and the luxuries ot life than
ever before?
Would Hint holp us or hurt
us? Wouldn't we hav a good
chance lo sell them some of the
new things Ihny would be want
ing and buying?
. .
rpllEllE Is a lot of foolish
thinking loose In this world,
nnd probably the MOST foolish
of it Is I ho thought that we have
to go to war to get business or
keep business. Iloro Is the truth:
Morn hiiHlness will he got In the
fnltiro by salesmanship nnd snry
Ico and hard work limn will ovor
he got with b gun.