AuffUBt 21, 1036
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TAGE NINE
STRANGE DEMO
ALLIANCE WINS
Derricks Reach Oklahoma Capitol
G. 0. P. TAUNTS
Tho "HtrnnKS fraternising" of
Democratic Slum Chairman
fMamlo MflCtillnoh nnil Mayor Wll
Mil Mnlinney took tho liriint of
few good-natured Jttbs fniin
Wullor Tnnso, rniublli-nn vlce
chairman of the stale, In hli Inlk
m lha republican mooting horo
lint night.
"I am rollahly Informed," said
Tooio, "that Mayor Mnliimoy first
nchloved political success hero by
his attacks on Copco. Una nf (lie
'rnrporatlon lawyoro' whluh ha
attacked In those days was, of
en II no, Claud McCnlluch, an at
tiirnny fur Ilia power company, 1
understand that thoy wore about
far apart aa any two could b.
What la happening now la ampla
proof nf tlia truth of tha old
a (In no 'pnllilca make strange
bedfellows.'
"Ilmir.t, Ahlr, Illiint"
Toono itriick out lustily In be
half of Senator Chiirltia L. ,Mc
Nary and liny Illinor, candidal
tor congress from ths second con
gressional district, Ho mid (lint
on tha currant trip ho, lair Uln
dlna and (Java lloss uro nrtlru
Inrly emphasising tlio Itltuur can
didacy. "Our candlilaia," ha mid, "la
high type of man honest, able,
blunt. Hla word la aa good at
bla bond."
Ha cited tha fact that atraw
poll have ahnwn growing Irenda
toward London, and emphasised
the necessity of giving 1-andon,
aa president, republican bouae.
He urged voters of the second
district to contribute tliolr part
by electing Itltner. i
I'lcrce I'nrrllnlilo, Claim
Congressman Walter I'lvree,
Itltner aald, can go "bark to hla
hlte-faced calves." Ha cited In
atnncea of I'lerca'a attempt! to
play "hold enda against the mid
dle" In his efforts to curry favor
of both sides.
Pierce, tho visitor charged, at
t meeting In I'endlolon last week
of livestock men, who bad boon
seriously hurt by tha Canadian
reciprocal trade treaty, bad do
dared that tba treaty waa anj
Infamous thing and ahowed the
country had been "sold out to
the Detroit automobile manufac
turers." Uut Pierce, he re
minded, voted to give tho presi
dent the power to moke these
trestles. Tool predlctod that
when Pierce apeaka at Hood
Itlver, where apple growers are
Inclined to favor the Canadian
treaty, the congressman will
praise It to tha aklos.
- Nation Tension Conscious
Toose aald that Townaendltos
hate President Iloosevolt, but still
are talking of 'Voting fo Pierce,
who la on of Mr. Roosevelt's
"rubber stamps."
Toot atated that he believed
the Townsend movement had ac
complished good In that It bad
mad America penalnn-consclous.
lie aald that tha republlran party
stands for an old age aocurlty
program that la not pauperising,
Ilk that now on the books, but
will return to good cltltens. In
their old age, livelihood from a
fund to which they bav con
tributed In their working yeara.
Such plan, be said, would preserve-
the self-respect of the
American people.
Attarks llureaurracy
Launching Into tha general po
litical situation,, Tooi bitterly at
tacked the New Dealers for tholr
attitude toward the constitution
and tbe United Stalea supremo
court. . .
Ha aald that the president of
Hi United States, who had sworn
on bis mother' Illltlo to uphold
the constitution of tho United
States, had stooped ao low that
ho had said tho constitution oo
longs to tha "horse and buggy
duya." The reason the New Deal
ers turned to ridicule the repub
lican stand tor the constitution,
he declared, waa that they could
not (ace- tb argumont on tho
basis of cold facts.
Toot assertod that the Issue
of the coming election Is whether
or not "we are going to preserve
the America of Individual oppor
tunity, free from unjust govern
mental Intorforence." Ho at
tacked tho Frankfurters and the
Tiigwolls of the present admlnls
tatlon and leveled ah oratorical
. barrage agalnt bureaucracy.
McKlnley Campaign Recalled
He remlndod Is hearers thnt In
the ancient republics, tho build
up of bureaucracies monnt the
downfall of Individual liberty.
Prom bureaucracy, he said. It
was but one atop to the tyrant
known today as the dictator.
Bladlne, secretary of the state
cnmmltte, spoke briefly, telling
of experiences In tbe McKlnley
campaign. Hoss, son ot the lute
and well-loved secretary of stole,
spoke In behalf of the young re
publican campaign.
Mrs. Ann Earloy, president ot
the Klamath county chaptor ot
Pro-America, announced tho lun
cheon to be glvon at the Wlllnrd
Saturday on tho occasion ot the
visit of Mrs. George Qerllnger,
state head of pi'o-Amerloa, and
urged a full attendance of Kla
math count' republican women,
J. 0. O'Neill, chairman ot the
county , contral oommlttoe, pre-sldod.
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The mon-h of the Oil derricks goes on In OKluhoms City. Several
of Ihrm, as pictured above, ire springing up on state-owned prop
erty surrounding the capital, latest step In tha long controversy
between city and state. Anxious lo preserve the beauty of Its
capital grounds, the city had forbidden such drilling, though Pri
vate operutors were permitted to drill nearby. Maintaining that
the state should have the benefit of oil It owns, and that companies
operating adjoining wells might drain state pools by drilling at ao
angle, state officials have fought for the right to sink wells on
1 this property.
Tragedy Told
Ik I
The troglo story of an East-West,
"nover Uw twain shall meet" ro
mance was told In a Los Angelo
court when Kay Johnson, above,
faces charge of slaying bis pretty
Jepanes sweetheart, Midi Taka
Ota.
BONANZA
Oregon Forest Fire
Losses at Low Ebb
8ALHM, Or., Aug. 21 (UP)
-ForeBt fire loss In Orogon this
BORsan has boon tha lowest In,
sovernl years, state forestry of
ficials said today. A small fire
near Southern Pacific tracks near
Dates on tho North Snntinm rlvor
was tho only bltizo reported. Fifty
CCO boys brought the tiro under
control, , i
Malaria causes 2,000,000 deaths
throughout the world every your,
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friends In Langoll Valley on day
last week.
Cyril Parsons spent several
days In Grant Pass on business.
William Beckdoldt, wife and
daughter and hla mother, Mrs.
Krod llochdoldl, wore called to
Ororlllu, Calif., by the audden
Illness of Mr. Dechdoldt's sister
lust week.
The second grade house that
was formerly In back of the old
school haa boon moved down
near tbe new high achool to be
romodcled and used for other
purposes.
Tho William Holloway have
been remodeling and enlarging
their apartment since they re
turned borne.
Bobble Hartley haa been eon
fined to hla bom the last two
weeks with a bad throat and
ear. and la under a doctor'a car.
The most recent addition to
the new school haa boon tb old
agrlcultur shop w b 1 c b was
moved donw from behind tbe old
school building and placed be
hind the new one.
Mrs. Charlie Bernard and aon
van of Fair Acros, Klamath Falls
wore visitors and dinner guests
at the homo ot tb Bill Hart
ley's last Sunday,
Morgortt and Bctbol Custer
are away from home, at work In
Klamath Falls.
Margaret and Vleva Provost of
Klamath Falls ar spending the
wook with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mra. Bill Wood.
Mr. and Mr. Willis and aon
and daughter of Oakland, Cali
fornia visited recently at tba
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dill Wood.
Mrs. Willis Is a daughtor of Mrs.
Wood.
Mrs. Mary Spark spent last
week In Klamath 'Fall with her
son and daughtnr-ln-lRW and new
baby granddaughter, Bonnie Ma
rie. Mrs. Gladys Co and fomlly
have moved to Klamath Falls
to tho Fnlr Acre district, whoro
aho has purchased a home.
George Davla la building a
cabin In the north end, whore
ho plans to resldo Indefinitely.
.Mrs. lien Dixon returned home
recently with a new baby daugh
tor. Dnn Drlacoll was' transacting
business In Bnnanta last week.
Mra. Evelyn Ryan roturned
from Klamath Falls last week
with her now baby son, and lo
sWiying at the home of her un
do, Bill Hartley.
A. L. McUuIr waa in town
Sunday from hla wood camp In
tho hills where he spend most
of his time.
The Frank Pool family has
moved hack Into tholr own home
In town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cairns
and daughter Ellon, of San Fran
cisco were here spending part ot
tholr vacation with Mrs. Ada
Parsons Sparraton and son, Cyril
Parsons.
Olon Walkor haa returned to
work after a sojourn In a Klam
ath Falls hospital with an at
tack of flu.
The Bonansa Woman' club la
planning another card party to
be hold at tho Bonanta library
August IB. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hollo
way returned, recently from Cor
vallls, wbore thoy were attend
ing suinmor school.
Air. and Mrs. Ernest Rothen
buhlor and daughter and Frank
Ooulo ot Acme, Wash., visited
with their nioco, Mrs, Ed Qowon
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Crises of
San Francisco are spending some
time visiting with tholr son, R.
N. Gi'Iboi and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Boggs of Klam
ath Falls wore visiting In Bo
nanta and Langoll Valley last
week. . '
Mrs. Edith HanJcsYjl
PINE GROVE
PINE. OROVE Mr. and Mrs.
Art Moran attended a picnic at
Ashland Suuday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Crook of
.Morrill, were visiting roiaiiToo iu
this community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Klcberson ot
this vicinity, Lucille and Marvin
Bland of Homodale, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. lUcharsou ot Modoo
Point, were Crater lake visitors
Sunday. This was Mr. and Mrs.
Joss Richorson's first visit to
Crater lake, and thoy wore much
Impressed with the beauty of the
lake and surroundings.
Carl llobhs ot Mt. Lakl was a
visitor In this neighborhood Sun
day.
Mrs. Susie Bland, Mr. Bonnie
Bland and Bill Ward of Home-
dale, were caller at tb Rlcharson
homo Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wayno Griffith and aon
Gerald of Homodale, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Griffith's parents.
Homor Clark and Carl Hobbs
attended tbe dance at Bonansa
Saturday . night.
Forest Duncan ot Falrhaven,
visited with Richard Bean Sunday
morning.
Gus Htlyard returnod Saturday
from a short visit to Codarrlllo,
California.
Mrs. A. R. Campboll returned
Sunday from a week's vacation
spont at points on the coast.
The Bill Cunningham family
la enjoying the comfort ot a new
car.
Vernle Arant 1 also driving a
new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson ot
Lakl, wore visitor In thlB com
munity Sunday.
Juanlta Morton enjoyed a visit
from frlonds in Klamath Kails a
fow dnj'B last week.
Mrs. B. T. McKlmmons bas ro
turned from a lu-day trip to
Huckleberry mountain.
Leln Dixon Is helping her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Redfleld ot Klamatn
Falls, with her work at preBOnt.
B. T. McKlmmens la hauling
lumber to finish his barn.
Carl Smlthers Is building a
lnrgo potato cellar on his farm In
this locality.
. Ira Newell and J. HI. Hondors
had tholr grain bound Monday.
Mra. L. Rlchoraon and Mrs.
Wayne Griffith war Merrill vlslt
orB Wednesday.
REPRESENTING, ONLY
IIOII-BOARD COMPANIES
' Strength and Service
Unexcelled not hampered by arbitrary
"Board" rule.
GEO. J. WALTON
.... 810 Mnln
Gcwrnl Amorlrn Companies anil
OroRon Mutiinl Flro Ins, Co
OF
Maxln Haley of Merrill was
Hi proud winner of th second
bicycle uffvred In th merchants'
trade-and-wiu contest, having cast
380,81)0 vote for th second wek
p rlod ending August 16.
There are now uourly a hundred
candidates registered from dis
tricts other thun Klamath Falls.
Jt. O. Jouniiut, contost iiiunager,
announces au Important meeting
of all cuudldutus and tholr purents
lo bo held Saturday afturnoon at
1:00 o'clock at th armory. Twenty-five
hundred free votes will be
glvon each candidate attending
th meeting; 6000 fre vote will
be given each candidate If accom
panied by one or botb parents, or
guardian, or adult relative. Those
who have not registered but In
tend to do so are also urged to
attend. Any person Interested
aud boosting some candidate.
wishing to attend th meeting, I
welcome.
Saturday night of this week
ends the contest for tho third bl-
cyclo, and the winner will be an
nounced In next Thursday's Her
ald and next Friday' News. Many
ur working toward tbls prize, and
contest headquarters Is still open
to those who wish to register and
try for any of th seven bicycles
yet to bo given away.
For the benefit of boy and
girls who have not yet registered
and wish to do so, the contest
manager baa extendod the dato of
the 10,000 free vote offer to Aug
ust 20.
ALGOMA NEWS
ALOOMA, Or. Mr. Ouis
Mougln, who was seriously Injured
In a car accident near Union creek
on Sunday, ha recovered enough
to be moved to th bom of her
sister, Mrs. Brltton Barrett In
Klamath Falls. Mr. Mougln re
ceived sever cut and bruises
about tb face aud a dislocated
shoulder. Bh has been a patient
at th Klamath Valley hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ooston en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Herb Eng
land and Gusa Mougln at supper
Tuesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. George Hoffman
entertained Mr. and Mra. Myers,
J. E. Myers, Jr., Mrs. Frlnk, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ladlner, Mr.
and Mrs. Oeorge Krause and Lo
Dessa Ladlner, ara chicken din
ner Friday evening.
Mr. and Mr. Carl Welgart
hav aa their house guest, Mr.
Wclgart's alster and husband and
two children ot Washington. They
visited Crater lake on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long are leav
ing for Hamilton City, California
Friday, Long bus accepted a Job
In California
Among those spending a few
day at ilucklebnrry mountain
ar Mr. Buss Trewartbea and
two daughters, Mra. Bernle Os
wald, Mrs. James Conroy and son
Jim, Mrs. Jim Wessenbtck and
sons, and Mrs. Odgen.
Helen Brown spent several day
ramping at Lake o' th Woods,
Mrs. Lloyd spent several days
at Lake o' th Wood with the
Eagle' lodge.
1 would never staling for
jnldheaded man. I wouldn't tver
gat my work donefor I can't
keep my eye oft a baldapot.
Olenda Farrell, movl actress.
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