Akt
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September 17, 1937
NE IN DEAL IS
TM CURIES
OVER CONN
(Continued from Pago Gant
ling alarm chiefly in ilitrient,
anti sent Me clerks home ft fittr
they were unable to make it COM
lid ft rwillt.
David it, Coalman, repultitcatt
member ,if the altictiona t,ottinita
M(lt, :lid I )10 qvIdiro primary
olio-lion might lio invalidated.
said that Itt itin opinion itot
closing of I I 4 polling booths in
!indent and the tipper weal lia
ilium, of the eshanation of tha
ittapeciora befora that ballots all
were counted constitutcol a viols,
Gott of the aloctIon laws.
Most Crushing Yet
Tim fliqPitt Ia conaidered by
mono l'amtimity Madera to Ito
the. moat el-oohing their 011(0111-
tili ion Iota car t0entVed for Tam
many leader Chriatopiter D.
Copeland. and their chief
ativoter in tho campaign. (armor
1;i1V01110T Alfred E. Smith, were
determtned to ailminiatar a loa
son to both LatItottilla sad Pres
ident itorateveit's 11,,W deal ad
nt Mist rat ion.
Tammany sachems hava rank
led becanati neither LatimirtlioXs
local Natoli tointinistratlon nor
tha national democratic admin.
latration hata 11,011 d to hand
mit pat comma to Titimitany's
favorites.
31ore mouldy' la In Mora tor
1.01111ftttity, It0101101, lilun,y,
tha ak tUtn I oachitia of Farley.
who now sways tha tionmeratic
commitIOVII nt tho that. four
boroughs of tita city, is expocted
In rood ort a war uf aft rit ion
against Sttliivan. Smith and than.
allies in the pr.-tient Tammany
leatittralitp.
Another limiting in Proapect
Tammany Is threttionvd with
still another beating in the gen
eral elaction November 1. whom
on Oa Men of the showing made
In the primary lctlon, 10)0 ap
pears almost certain to surrend
r her last grip on her more
than a century'a rata of New
York City politics. when an auto
matic reapport ionment takes
placa under proportional repro
sentatom litooklym which has
shown itself today anti-Tammany
by a heavy margin. will there
after control city lagisintion.
iloth Mahoney and LaGuardia
In I loIr campaigns are expected
to lead the o(fansive against
Tammany for all they aro worth.
lioth strongly favor thn new deal.
I nte-si ..... h I amps ign
let Guardia a pre-prituary ca tn
pa ign consisted of ona political
speech. dolivarod 1 ant Monday, in
tv Melt lin told tt group of 1111111)-
11mm Verd11011 that he would not
'bete' for the repithlican nomina
tion. lio 112,1 refused to acknowl
misc. the Metal republican desig
nation. However. It was gener
ally balloved ha was saving his
Tim e for an aggreasitta null-TamInn
ny food .priniary CMMOW). un
embarritatted by party affiliations.
La Guardiaa rerossi to porde
Irma In tha primary campaign. In
which Mahonoy and Copeland
wrnngled over thin Ku Klux Klatt .
thin naxia. hits Spaniab and Chinette
Ilttationa, ports milk. this
cant fare Anil party loyalty. may
have affacteti the primary vote
east for him.
Tito total La Cluartilit vote. In
cluding the writo-ina on democrat
ic ballots. was 111.4X4 in the
moat complete tally received. Ma
honey's total St Ilia Ramo lime
wita 39a.911. and Copelantra total.
on both tieketa. of MIAMI, was
far ahoy" La Guardia's. In con
trast to this showing. La Guardia
was swept into office In his first
term by a landalitie of 1611,1.22
vnten. The tatal vat emit In the
primary election yesterday ap
parently watt snialion
May Run Independently
Mahonny publicly attributed his
victory to an approval of the
Il ooRevell. all to i nist ration. Oh her
01,00rVOTS 00W in Ilia success of
hla campaign furtheranca to Mt
reported pmtonal hopes of Farley
to entor thin gubernatorial cam
paign hare next year. (loth Ma
honey and iA Guardia am m ex
pected to angle for White !louse
approval during the campaign.
With Copeland pomponing any
dotinito statement. conceding de
feat, prima speculated on the pos
sibility of his running as an in
dependent democrat on an anti
new deal platforni. Staith. Sulli
van and Copeland have told thoir
friends that thay believed there
would be popular support for fin
anti-new deal coalition movamont.
It was noticed that in Smith's
widely heralded campaign radio
apnech for Copeland on tha eva of
the election. thin main tangible
point. ha stressed was a critic-lam
of high itutoft. Copeland actlially
heat La Guardia by ID votes in
the final Prong count and appar
ently carried Manhattan front Ma
honey by a tothatantial majority.
Two Others Involved
Two others whose political fu
ture is in the balance are Ken
neth L. Simpson New York comi
ty republican leader whose tech
nique in atinnerting La Guardia
attracted admiration from poll
Minna of both camps, anti Simp
son's protege, Thomas E. GewttY,
special racketa proaectitor, mina
lamed rtsplibliellii candidata for
diatrict at whom friends
IC
umti; or THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
anti appreciation to Our frienda
for their many acts of kitiness
and lovely floral offerings ex
tended to tut during our bereave.
moot, the toes of our beloved
mother and grandmother, Mary
Haley,
Mrs, (1. L. Holbrook,
Mrs, Dallas Powell,
Houston Pence,
Itobort and Donald Powell,
Genova Pence,
Helen Raabe.
't
A STORMY PASSAGE for pirating Mediterranean
French warships (above) rushed la the east coast of Spain t
waters. Feeling in the area wax tense otter Russia accused Hal
men without provocation and British officials hinted strong
believe Stewart In groomIng for
iferenter.
Should Lit W114111111 win f
elpettee from Mft honey. in will
he the firm noll.Tanunney "re
forte" Inn yor ever In ho re-elected
in Now Vm k.
NATION WATCHES
PRESIDENT'S TALK
ON CONSTITUTION
(Continued from Page Dim)
servee their rikhto eed their Ills
erty,"
Ito med., no 01,cifie mention
of the t,reeldent's court progiam.
but norerfril;
the people apsiii, until
the PhD tdo inako known thelr
Ui CUIlIlI II IitITI lii miteredlY
bindles upon the people, upon of
fiials, 'mon !hit i.IItII.PII I lir
rzeellt IVO 210 t he MIMI..
"lt la aaeled sigallibt the right
or poe er of (ongress or the exec's
Die or tit,' entitle, or of ail C0111-
hinad, to change or modify It
through tinwarranted, :erred or
strained constructions, Such
changes ere usurpationsnone
the less virtues heeause not open
ly avowed,"
"Whole Difference"
Derah. one of the leading foes,
of the prablentst court hill, ',rob
ehlY disaettointen some et hie au
dience by felling to mention the
court Melt111111) by flame. :titilly,
however. belleve,I hit wan referring
In that teem, when he apoke against
"tiettreationc"
"The people!' he said, "may
make over our government In any
manner which seems to the peo
ele IruuIucr HMI Al.
lite menet, and tho method
are always at Mind to tittjtIM
powers of government to the
tanks ot gavel itilMnt. not tho pow
ers whfch Individunie. or groupa,
only insist the government ettould
have. bet 1119 110W015 Whi,h
Pre,Ple may determine the
government Phil!! have,
"Aud therein lies the whale dif
ference bet Well dentecrac and
nutocracy."
ANTI ETA m IlArrt,Er I f: I. D,
Sharitaburg, Alti., Sept, 17 0,1--
President llonastvelt commemor
'Red the 7511u noniversnry of
bloody Antietam battle today with
a Ppeeett C0111111C111.1111R Clue na tion
for "not only acting but else
thinkieg In national terms tin
der his ntiministration.
The chief executive. Introduced
at commemorative exercises by
Senator Tydinga 0)-51,11,, wee the
leadiug slekr from a pletform
In the midst of the farnous battle
field. Rain to Sunshine
lie hed just thriven front a
steady vain in Wanhington into
clear weather as he approaches!
the site of the civil mar battle.
A 2 I-gun nalute boomed out
for the president as his car drove
onto tbe battlefield at bloody lime
whore moat 111Til were loot In
America's bloodiest single day of
battle.
The presidmit sat in his car
while an arn12, hand pinyed the
Star Spangied Banner.
The crowd, estimated at from
15,000 to 20.0110 cheered am the
chief executive arrived and walk
ed to his place on the platform
accompanied by Settatore Tydings
(7)-5td.), Byrd (D-Va.), Radcliffe
ILD-51,1) and Rep, Lewis (D-51d,) .
Loud Speaker Falls
The president began, speaking
slowly, but his worde were loot to
the crowd for a while whuon the
loud speaker system auddenly
fatted.
Deploring the "sectionalism"
and "misunderstanding" engen
dered by the era of reconstruc
tion folineing the civil war and
contrasting It with the national
spirit of Imlay, the president raid:
"Deeply we appreciate that the
distress' or difficulty of any one
part of the union adversely af
fects each mill every other part.
We sannti reedy in all parts to
lend a helping hand to theme
Americans who need it most,"
"Whether we be old or young,
It nerves us little to discuae again
the righte and wrongs cut the long
four years war between the states.
We VIM wish that the war had
never beim. We can atilt we do
revere the memory of the brave
111011 who fought on both aides
we can and ea do honor those
who fell on this and other fields.
Returns le Capital
'But we know todny that it was
best, for the generations of Amer
leant' who fought the war and for
the generations of Americans who
have C01110 after them, that the
conflict slid not end in a division
of ottr land Ink) two nations.
like In think that it wan tho will
of tied thnt we remain nee pets
We." Immediately after speaking, thei 1
president )0dt I ho hat tist
12:31;
In Kton.
tu..to return to Wash
DETROIT. SepL 17
odor Arlhur IL Vandenberg (11-
Mirth called 'mon celebrants of
( 'onetituilon day today to meet
all usurpers and sithversionlets
at the hatile lino of law anti or
der with the relentlesa challenge
limy Oral) not pasn'."
Speaking at an observance of
the ISoth anniveraary of the adore
HIM of the Entted Staten 1.111)Rt i
tilion, he asserted that "when the
recent senate Owned hack lb..
to chain the (supreme) court
to egectoise and legititative con
trol. ii not only saved 'hie con
nillitilonal anniversary !corn he
mming a hollow.nlockery hut also
It saved the soul of the reptaillie,"
LINDBERGH MAY
RENOUNCE U. S.
CITIZENSHIP
(Continued (rem rase One)
Lindbergh's attorney. He said,
tersely,-
"The only person who can con
firm that is Colonel Lindbergh
himself. No one else has a right
to speak for him that I know of."
Lindbergh sailed from the United
Statee on a freighter In the 19:16
Christmas season, and settled in
country home at Seven Oaks.
England, Neither before his sud
den departure nor after his ar
rival in England did he make any
public statement of his plans. It
was understood that he (led the
United States in an effort to ob
tain privary for himself and his
family that lie believed Impossi
ble here.
Not Completely Happy
Friend. who visited the Lind
berghs in England recently re
turned with word the colonel was
not contpletely happy in his nvw
home, hut that he Wan deter
mined not. to return to America
unless privacy was assuredend
he feared that assurance never
would be possible.
The aecond indication that he
might he contemplating cutting
his lest tie with the United Suttee
clime last month In a report from
Paris that ha wax negotiating for
the porehnee of the Island of M
ilo, once owned by the late Aria
tide Brian& French premier.
Lindhergh did not deny the report.
TACOMAN ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF
LOGGING CONGRESS
(Continued from rage Otte)
gantration, collective bargaining
Ritil tho richt of any labor group
to hotong to the organization of
I,s own choosing. -
"Rut I do not defend the ad
ministration of the Wagner act.
I regret profoundly it was not
possible to amend it at tho last
congresa. Tito language of he
act ought to read, in the interest
of the atabilily of the whole na
tion, that the right of the employe
B111111 not be interfered with by
anyone. That alit end the labor
racketeer."
Stotwer elan assailed the unfits
tribitted profit tag law, aseerting
that "there will ha no normal
growth of American industry if
AND TITE ITERALD KLA
submarines was promised when
protect merchant vessels in those
n U-boats of sinking her merchant.
they too blamed the Fascists.
THERE'LL BE SINGING, dancing and merry - making
galore when the vast army that Is the American Legion descends
upon New York Sept. 20 for the 19th annual convention. Hotels,
boats and pullman cars will be put to use to house the mighty throng
cud everywhere in Manhattan activities of the tun-seeking "40 and
V will be in evidence.
LITTLE SPLASH Ins
big pond is good diving. This is
how Ruth Jump won the plat
form event at the A.A.V. chem.
plonships In San Francisco.
M1
the policy of the government la to
defeat the plowing of profits back
into the capital structure."
Searles Heta los Title
He predtcted that the next de
pression would bring a greater in
dustrial toll if the law remains
unchanged.
He called on the loggers to
fight the wages and hours bill
when and if it reappears before
congress, claiming it would give
a niyai advantage to the low
wage areaa Of the south over the
northwestern logging distriets.
Such a svotein, he mid, of
exeniptions. inchisiona and exclu
sions over a forflung conntry is
not practical and would be "un
enforceable if enacted into law."
Paul Searles of Longview re
tnined his international log buck
ing championship. severing a 3
huh log in two minutem and 26
seconds to defeat Alien Bey&
champion of British Columbia,
Ileyit's time was two minutes, 356
seconds.
ROTARY CLUB
HEARS ADDRESS
ON CONSTITUTION
Witson Wiley spoke on the eon
atitution at the Friday noon meet
ing of the Rotary club.
Dr. Charles V. Hugh read ex
cerpts from a Jotter from his
brother stationed in China regard
ing current conditions in the tar
east.
Two tenor soles were offered by
Lewis Hort, student at the Uni
versity of Kansas.
Den Zumwalt presided over the
meeting
A great rush for fire permits,
Is on at the chamber of com-1
metro. heralding the Pally sr.1
rival of the deer hunting gelgOn
Permitter gave scattered des.!
tin:Ilion!, It appears that a!
number ot parties will go into
the neighhorhood of Whitworth!
creek. Gearhart mountain, Lan
tarn flats and Strawherry reser-!
voir, a ll in the country at of
here.
Fifteen Parmits were issued on
Friday by mil-afternoon.
Klamath Forest Protemive of-'
ficiais warned deer huntera and
the general public that conditions
in the foreats are extremely has.
ardoits at this time The tim.
her and undergrowth is tinder
dry. bmblity M extremely low,
and the tinleat spark oan Mart,
a conflagration. they mild.
The humidity dropped to five
Thursday. It went down to 10
Friday but was going back up
at mid-atternoon.
A four-acre fire broke out
Thursday on the eant side of Hog-1
back, apparently catmed by mg.!
arettes thrown from two cara !
neen there.
A man named Holbrook who
was hording sheep to that dia.!
trict saw the fire and rushed to
It on horseback. lie beat it out I
with I fir bough, blistering his'
hands badly while doing it. For-1
ost officials said If it hadn't !
been for Ifolbrook's quirk work.
the mist side of ths Hogback 1
would have been burned W.f.. 1
Another bre developed On the
remervallon northwest of fly
Friday afternoon. Indian service
and Klamath Forest Protectivel
tire-tighters were sent Into that
district.
KLUVIATH
FORT KLAMATHA mon g
local people spendleg Thursday lot
ifmath Falls were E. D. Briscoe
and son.in.law, Harold Bevan. air.
and Mrs. George Denton and Ray
Ferguson.
A number of relatives of tbe
late Mrs. George Hoyt spent ed
nesday evening in Fort Klamath
and attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hoyt in Klamath Falls Thursday
afternoon. Those who were herel
included Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turnar. I
Mrs. Stella Lippert and Chester
Jackson, all of Portland. Several
other local people v.-eat to Kia.
math Fella to pay their 1351 re
spects to Mrs. Hoyt, long-tinta rest-,
dent ot this community. Tbe out-1
oftown reletives returned to Port-I
land on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber alcFarling.
formerly of Fort Klamath and
COT residing in Modoc Potnt, wet
Fort Klamath visitors Thursday
morning. The atelrarlings were
starting on a montb's vacation
trip during which they will visit
McFarlingas sister. Mrs. Kate San
ders. in Spokane. Wash.. anti then
enjoy a motor trip through tne
Yellowstone park, BIOMADS at
Denver. Colorado. visiting Mrs.
alcFading's birthplace in Kansas
and also visiting her relatives in
Texas and Oklahoma Wore re
turning home to Oregon. It will
be Mrs. McFarling's first visit in
30 years to her birthplace and
former home in Teams and Oklahoma-
Melarling is employed as
engineer at Lammar mill at Modoc
Point.
Miss Frances Looeley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cary V. Loosley,
left last week for Portland. where
she will resume her studies at St.
Marys academy. The Loosley's
other daughter. Carol Jane. left
atonclay of this week for Oswego,
where she attends Marylhurst
college.
Mita Nora McAulife. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAuliffe
of Fort Klamath left recently for
Oakand, where she is a student
at Holy Names academy in that
city.
Mr. and Mr". Claude Brest, laid
friends, Mr. and airs. Orris Sults.
visited friends here briefly Sun
day evenIng while nroute home
to Klamath Falls after spending
the day at Crater lake. Dresie was
employed here during the past
winter and spring months at Cas
tel and Utters 1. G. A. store5 and
now makes his home in Klamata
Falls.
Mrs. Charles Baker left Tuesday
for her home in Riverdale. Cal,
after vlsiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Herrick for the
past two weeks.
The local grade and high schools
opened last week. with a good
enrollment in each. R. K. lieu
fort of Klamath Fells is acting is
temporary principal of the high'
school until a permanent teacher1
is secured by Mr. Peterson. Han
non taught school here 15 years.
ago. Miss Babette and Mrs. Olsen !
ar primary and upper gradesl
teachers, respectively in the grade!
Reboot. All are newcomers to Fort !
Klamath this year. although Mrs.1
Mrs. Olsen was employed as
teaeher in the local school several
years ago.
BEAUTY PLUS her other
gilts made Miss Massachusetts
(Claire I. Nevulls) one of the
most talented entrants in Atlan
tic City's Mies America beauty
contest.
FRANCE PROBES
ALLEGED PLOT
ON GOVERNMENT
(Continued from Page One,
chine guns, hand grenades and
personat documents in a raid on
branches of the society, said they
wouid continue raiding hideouts
of the organization, whieh
called In French "Les Cagout
50,000 Members tn Paris
Police believed the -Hooded
Ones" to be a secret society or
in the summer of 1911t.1
which has been recruiting mem
bers with the object of obtaining
1,0.000 in Paris alone.
The organization wat said to
have headquarters in each of!
Paris' 20 sub-divisionw Eacb !
headquarters commanded by a
"colonel" who Wag to bare at leae I
1000 men at his call.
The members were reported'
sworn to secrecy and pledged to
fight &satirist COntaltitliSM, and..
according to some sources. for
creation of a totalitarian state.
ts
Weekly
The oath was said to be admin
istered over a table covered with
a French flag.
Etch headquarters was believed
to have its own arms bureau and
Its men meet onto a sceek for drill.
Hoods were said to be worn oniy
by the highest officials on visits
of inspection.
The four suspected nierniinrs,
wets. accused of violating the law
prohibiting possession of war ma
terials by private persons.
KLAMATH JOINS
IN CELEBRATING
CONSTITUTION DAY
(Continued front Page One)
United States should Muse in rec
ognition of the 150th anniversary
of this great document, and upon
which the people of this United
States depend to lead us in gov
ernment, proposed and tramed by
for and on behalf ot the peopie;
an&
"Whereas. In urther recogni
tion of the 150th anniversary and
in further co-operation with thel
United States Constitution
centennial commission ot Wa5h-1
ington, D. C. Constitution vreek
In furtherance of the commission's
plan for a great celebration in
recognition of this 15t) anniver
sary: and,
"Whereas, All service clubs
and schools or the city of Klam
ath ratio and Klamath county
should pay particular attention to
the observance of this anniver
sary and in some manner com
memorate our Constitution:
Now Therefore. I. Clifton
Richmond, mayor of the city of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, respect
fully urge that all citizens, serv
ice clubs. schools and other organ
izations by appropriate programs
and study ceiebrate the 150th an
niversary of the birth of the Con
stitution of thls, our United States,
"CLIFTON RICHMOND,
"Mayor"
MOTHPROOF
Dry Cleaning
Every Garment
Mothprootet) at
Ito Extra Coat.
STANDARD
DYERS & CLEANERS
ISOR Esplanade. Mona 527
BETTER HEALTH IS OUR WI
he maltsv with what raw arm Marartero
Rear and Herb trestamars wiLt poortrvalr
Hare drarasaa at Storaten. Hamar. Lonna. Gail
'Madder, Carrara. Wears, Piles,. tioarargra.
ears. Catarrh. Marra 'Castrato,. Asthma. Harraantr
Car Chinch& Carrariaaftw, trulltreattaa. tateattaat
sad itowel Traub la. Staraaah Cream Itherratire
titan Arthritis Maxims-am, Headmen., High ar
Law Mood Crammer.. tartar and Madder Tranata.
Mood and Urinary Ilttaarran, Apdandrallts. Cantata
Complaints.
timid Melee at Ban litanataao, ratabtlahed Nine
(COS--Conaultatioa Sold floasonably
CHAN & KONG CHINESE HERB CO.
III lout Nyvelette Ht. Mant Ath Orosma
InstOPSI From IA A. M. to A P IL
111 A. M. A P. IL
are opposed by an estimated two
visions ot Chinese.
Foreito militarv observers he
!Hosed this foreshadowed an fin
minent major cattinaign r43 r the
IShanghst area on the !tooth aide
I of the Whangpoo river. which
separates Pootung from the
Shanghai delta where the major
fighting an far has been.
tContinhei Ithm Page One)
conterPhre that ha had teteivel
Atabitamader Waria'a prot,a4
paid he bill rpli1 to ine envoy
that the ereaidt.nt'a artion is a
ahverntrient order which speaks
odr.
;
N
I(eorninuml from l'aga OW
c by tha ronalt
lution) are precloal
!rights.
4,
ITs zunorL conatitutronal for.
S M
; ' ernment. la saapIng for breath--
, beard ern ono a br communism
1
, and on the other hi fascism- TPA
,same torePs are at work bora. al
though lees effeetigaly, Rat. they
, ara at WORK.
!win fixhl these forces with all Our
went-tit.
(
,OVEItTlllIOWING the confine
i Una sounds like t htg talk.
i Ileany IT ISN'T.
We know now (hectuss ars bay
been doing some ser)a thinking
along that line) that the marina
tion can be overtbrown by go
stato, dPpart
hour corttPr
ary obsionAly
r:rrons strain.
iII this country by the Chinese' ---
constittittoris is pretty
government.
An embassy spok,mman re-'mean the end of liberta
I
(erred to this a (
ction. amerting: It behooves as to bs
"The Wichita has itnioarie4 i guard.
our airplan,Pe. Do Yon know 1
where she is goinz now! She
ill 1,,IFIE to Janaa with a carload . Tr AkAtTrOt MAIN
1 TOKYO, S''Pts " 1AP)The
I Jaoanese government brok BAY REGION FIGHT
e its-
'long otftetal ilenee today on the Mot:Wooed frOZO Pato Oas)
Imunitions embargo deetared hi
;the United States against bothAimidation and anistenreanntni
PACE THmTzni
Editorials On News
TEAMSTERS GAIN
POWERFUL ALLY IN
1"""' '" '"' iContinued from Page One)
!munitions embargo declared be
; the United States agaMst both timmation and reiereprneemeties
!Japan and China- The foreign to force employers and the general
!office spokesman declared: public to concede their demands
1 The ROOSeTPIt munitions em- toe indepietion pot eignfluite
bargo is interpreted here as an theirs." ,
1 effort by the United States got- Benefit Assessment-
! "note ". t arnni n,nlannientent I The council is one of the most
1 In the tar eastern situation and i influential An. unite aismegs
1 it it generally supposed here it rounti,
w ill render invocation of the The teamsters' local last sight
!neutrality act unnecessary.- :voted asses:menu' of SI per mem-
1 ber for benefit payments to team-
! PEEPING. Sept. 17 AP 1 eters who work leas than three
Japanese army headquerters to-) days a -week. It also instructed
night announced that Choehorei members not to patroolie gasoline
Cbineee advance has SO miles stations etuploying ei0 labor 11.11-
IvIuttrxe-st of Peng . had been der pecalty of e'd fine.
caetnre4 tn a -""m-rtItter !aria- J Lee Pressman, merit coneael
Incas offensive along the Peiping- of the cio. indicated the lope..
liankow railwa y. ehorernen's next action would bit
Claim Further Advances j takem under the Wagner labor
The Japanese command claimed tati'31 act. hut that definite steps
1 further earanees ter ire highly meld be deferred pealing rotifer
! mobile coLumn which has gene-fence with Jfh!.? 13..rnrth3L,..!t CID
trated Shanei province from the rectnrt whci t!' 'Ile "ere
nonb, It reported the capture
1 of Hensynan, i milee southeast PORTLAND. Sept. 17 WfTh
1 of Tatung. the railway center of CIO claimed supPort of the Marine
north Fireen, Oilers and Waterrendere
onthe ghtlaonpseL d h-Sahnarie7 bo La ie
rdiZen m
r; I cticidin cott;rnetct(ol mat toSanmuFramenclac
miles eleadt,
mes west of Paotingfu.
In Nanking, however, Chinesee Inmher ehear4 the W.
military headquarters reported a I Chamh'erlatni, Jr.
strong counter - thrust against The CtO attempts to break an
Japan's Shansi expedition. Chi-0 AFL blockade along the river
nese airmen were said to have) failed when Ma firemen and Oilers
bombed it and inflicted heavy I QUit the Vessel Tuesday,. The twit
damage). unions have tied up the Portland
sawmilf industry with a Juirisdie-
:Holm itele;FoncEetENTs tonal dispute-
SHANGHAI. Sept. 11 SAP)--; '
Adititionai Japanese reinforce- TOO LATE
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atainst the Chinese defense line
were reported today to have beeep TO CLASSIFY
landed on the lower reachee of
the Iondlte rirer.
A Japanese spokesman de- WANTEDExperienced waitress
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started advancing inland, This
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t 'be 44' t, re ,L,.... P,,:kt, ...rAlk. toil, T.::, 4,t2,4 HERE rolOAT , , . land on the other by fascism- ree
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.0,0,,ht,-, ',AC- A"' ' 114' ' '-'-s-i,-,) ' t -,,...4., , e. ,,,,, . ...orMwtwiS.,",tr ti-: ' name forces are at work hem al-
N,, !if r',., itt , 'lig ''. , ,e I - ''ss.-. ' ,,: .:;:,,..:; though Isms effectively, Rat they
ued fr om Page 011 01 i tta,.. ,-A. ti. -.-:,-.:,.:.:i
. f ri e: , - 4,111.,' 1 ' ',"' 1' ' ..1;.-' A 'treat rush for tire permits 1 ,"-3 t . ,- (Continued frem Paget One) are st WORK.
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- 'e4r,C;i-., la ell at the tharrther et corn , -. 4) ,ee . -,-,tetk, eeeteteeee teet h,,, hid ,,,,,,,i.cm If We value our liberties, we
ling plecea, chiefly in Harlem, ., te.e.eie. Iv e,,-, .
eatteetseneweereede i -,14 Pie". herankng the Perk ar- ." . .11 .1 114e--eree:.., : e ,- enteseeidoe evangel protege Ho twiil liehl these forces with al) Our
null tient tho Omits 'mem niter .. , ., , it-'' rteat et the deer hunting "leen' e. -.: el'e : e "." ., y- , raid he had replied to tee envotoatrengthe
they time tillable to Mali a COM- . ,. Pernitttees gave scatteree des-. :,s
-- that the preeidenee amine la a(
Omit coed.
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e ....t ,..,4a-ft- ' tinetiens, It appears that a ,.' ir,, -., .1.,,
Igeeernment erder which 1Peake.OVERTHROWIND the cocaine-
Devitt It- Costointot, rpublicen ' keete ....set e , e wee t ,
number of parties wilt go into - s, i
',Per: P ' ..' ', e - Is. ' i ,eee. le . PPs- ' - , for itself:
member f the election', imintitin- . , ' - . ,e. -,e'e. sweeeee-e-esee eleel the neighhorhood of Whitworth l',e, ette f whets, Straits 1 tion sounds like t big talk.
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Num, said o the entire primary ,,,ete. , e . . .. - , - 'ete,,see ee 71-"-"Le -- eiese.' - e - ",-e-ess esweireeeee,,- creek. Gearhart mountain, Lan- . tece-e
...wee. - ,
1,1,et ion might 1,0 invalidated. Ile ". r ' 7 . C''') r, ."' :,'-; ft.. ' : ' 2,' - e?"(16-Nee ...Air' --''.- w9- ' - e..""71'-'1N tern flats and Strawherry reser- -, . ,
e.. , e el. Wang left the state depart- Peaktr. IT ISN'T.
, i . meat atter a hatf hour corder- 11e know now (Wool we lave
mild t lull in hie opinion 1 ho teo es. te - , -- -Wee' .7-e- ' .--esi e-- t - ' -... e r - -- - -4,- voir all in the country esti. of
. et. e . -- .1 4,.gt,, - ' , Atie- - .,e .;,-,ea. , -. -,:". : ,, ...- ,-,- ,,,eti bore'. , , V'. ence with the ',eel-Mary obviouely boot deing some serious tbinking
-leseig of II 4 I,,,Illite Months In
..,,,,, eri els',, ', ...,-0...V.,,C.-.1"..,4'-', !,.....-,, -,..,- , mr:::;,,,.- - , -,- er, - , . -- ' kaherkeg ender a eerenee strlin- along that line) that the mastitis--
Harlem awl the upper west he.
. e . --'-. . - t - . "'n-.' f' ' af,Itte.S.244,7L.. -A-e- " - Fifteen permits were tesued on .-
, - , Under Presitiont Rooserell's toes ca, be tweribtown by ao
mem, of the eximiletion et the - swee. ima,,-.-. -e-- eeseeee ' , - Friday by mil-afternoon, . , order. of last Tuesday the gov-
Mame-tors before the lanntlin all e -r -v, - -oe, 7 e-e. Klamath Follett Pretemive of-' ettmentevened teeth", te,teheisimple a device as changing that
iteri counted constituted a rink. ""' ''" . t :-- - ' ' --'"' -4-,,14; Celt--a- ,:,4-..- ,''' 'ens ' .1,061 ficlant warned deer huntern and! ,
tioll id the electiou laws. evelelette"'e,eeeei,..ee, - 4- ael the general public that conditions'
la was interceeted at San Petiro, character ot tbe supreme metre
,et 'weeeeeemZette'e.44 e -. el.e.etw setr--ee; -...- e..., eeeeeee, -ww-e e eee- ' ' ; CaHl.. and forced to disebarge And wo know teweettee irorope
Most Crusitilig Yet e in the fore,. are extrentely hie- I . ,
i , ardotts at this time. The tim-, ifs csrge of le airplanes boiticht 1, teeght eet thet e,,,,,,,theow ee
The (tette la etetald"re't leY A STORMY PASSAGE for pirating Mediterranean 'submarines was promi u ergrwth i
sed when tder-
- . in this country by the Chinese
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1 ,- :t constitutions i pretty sure to
her awl ndos in
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Immo lettilletille 1""1"" In en French warship?' (above) rushed in the east coast of Spain tn protect merchant vessels in those government.
dry. hooldity le extremely low: i -' mean he end of liberty.
the Moat entailing their ermine waters. Feeling in the area wan tense after Russia accused Italian U-boats of sinking her merchant- ' ..' ...,. ':
and the tinleat spark eart ntart ' . :, An embassy eprikesman re-; - - - t- - -
Ration ban ever rec,Iveil for Tam- men without provocation and British officials hin they 'mid. ted strongly they too blamed the Fascists. ' ... '''' , (erred to ibis action. aezerting: ( It behooves am to he on one
g conflagration. ,
Hinny 1,ieter Christopher I), Nell-
liven. Copeland. mid their oilier s The humidity dropped to five --- . e " , . - ., "The Wiehita has unioadee guard.
ursday. It went down t o 10 ' our airplanes. Do you know 1 ,
adviser lit Mr campaign, former believe Sinopeon la grooming for ,e1 ThFriday hut was going back up I
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lintel-11er Allred E. l;sitilit were 10,.,,imar. ' et mid-afternoon. la r''Ing tI Japan with a rar"" TEAMSTERS GAIN
BEAUTY PLUS her other where ehe ka gulag new! She I
deletion,' to nolmlnistor a Ies stin,i1,1 1., trioordio win the gifts made Miss Massachusetts of amp tree:,
non to both 1,1,611,11,1m tni Pres- Alffl.twt, frau, ,,,,a,.,...,. ,,.. ..,,,, Att. A fonr-scre fire broke out (Claire J. Nevutis) one of the POWERFUL ALLY IN
Thursday on the emit side of Hog-
blent iloonevell'a new deal ad- be th, 14.1une;te.'1,a"n',1'n,,,;ty" .7,.'0'.'
feasted entrants in Atian-
haek. apparently caueed by mg-TOKYO, S'ets " 1AP)--The BAY REGION FIGHT
ministration.
form" mayor ever to be re-elected ill '.,-N, : - ,.., ,
tie City's Miss Amerka beauty
- arettes thrown trom two cars Japanese government broke its
Tammany anelleins have rank- I, n New rota. iseen there. contesL
Itol imenuee neither lahluartiln to 1 long offitial ellence today on the teogeneed ere, ?time oge)
hwal Piston tolininiatration nor .,- 4r ,
4) '" herdA man named If olbroek who
01"."::---, , ,.. 1' '',"..:..i,,,iitl was ing sheep in that clis-I - munitiens embargo deelared bl,
- the United States against both timidation and teetteeeoeettestios
the nationel 11MOV rsi le odium. NATION WATCHES VI,Ac. - er,,,,-..,- ,..,,, , , ,-, ( )PI- ri,,,,1 , filet saw the fire and ruehed to
letration Ile V.t 11.11 fit to hand aaean and China- The teeelga to force employers and the general
, e Pee ,. Sete, ,. . e it on hortiebaek, lie beat it out FRANCE PROBES office spokesman declared: public to concede their demand
I" Putcuitage I TmiiiiionY'a PRESIDENT'S TALK
fi,,,,,,,, ON CONSTITUTION ,, , ., 4, rt..i,-- -: vi, 40.-- i:- !' witb a fir bough, blistering his ALLEGED PLOT "The ROOKeTeit muons em- for periedietion not righflutte
Mon, trouble 1111 In now for ...le:4;y, ....,, -tr-f, :,;...., ... T. hands badly while doing it. For-
.,'.... ';'- ';';', I k''7''714v,? , t-1,71, ,,,:.;,..t..,,, t, est officials said if it hadn't O barge is interpreted here as ant theirs,"
Tammelly. beentise Mahoney, wilp effort
t by the United Statee gov-' Benefit Asseesment -
e -, t ee ,- ..; Ge t : , - e 'et ' ', been for liolbrooks quick work
N GOVERNMENT he ektillui roaching of or y (Continued fr
Fle. om P age Owe ',',, el, ',' ' ' - iie e' ,t1 ,,4;1,e,'Nee -. ,, t -
side o
. - , . . , 1. , ie - , r , i the emit f the lioghack ernment to avoid entanglement I The eeeeeit is one et the mit
wile now awityri Illo democratic
romlottleee of the other four lervee their riehte awl their lilt- ;., . e e9titek retie'
Another tire developed on the
t would bave been burned over. it ts gartrally supposed here it eountee
chinfeCongutinnsu.ed from Page On in the far eastern situation and, influenttai an. unite et etemede
boroughs of the city, la expected erle-- i e: et teet 'mg it, e , , Lee - - - .'N1111,',1.4'41 d..
""rvattr'n Itorlts"st of Mr personai docuhmaenadtsgirne7draesidaoned Livatrarleitnydearce i5trYtitItectseesa"r ey!!..
lio made no aperitif! mention ,.,'; ."" "I 4: ,,,ip- ' ,,, . ,, -Wr IS"1"114
lei rend Iliq a wnr tot nttrition ,, it , ., s., ,..,11,,,7,7 ..,,',. ?t,,,, iva,,,: Lri d a d yfi iota ft ernoon Indian service branches of the foeiety. said they the .etTedheassestleammsteenrata
ARROW, selliviste Smith and their of lite Itrestilteit's entirt PrOgt a It, tocitor sli issokrt vtlegutht
ber for benefit payments te tellea-
aillea in the present Tanimany llal n""1", 4 math Forest protective would continue raiding bideoute pEapiNG, s,,re le tepi --; eters who work less then three
, , I , ,, ,, .. ,ro ; ..,, 0,,,,,,,,,.....,. tire-fighters were sent into that lot tbe organization, whieh le Jarautac army tivrad4uss.ters ttehla" a ,t,oeb. it, law tastrgeted
leaderahip. "Foil the peCopla apeag, until ' , - ,
Another Heating In Prospect the people make known their de- i ,...4.;,,, ;e A..., iTzg,,,e,-; district. called In French "Les Cagoule nixbc announced tuat 0,0030w.laiecomrs not to purees rasount
Tatum:my la threntemel ,ivith site, the culistitution in aneredly - . .. - - -
eevieeeieet: ee ... ete. el,?7elsei ,F7'.e"-e) - , ards.- Chineee advance base -10 miles! stations employing Of0 labor WES-
Will another beating In the gen. bitillies upon the people, Upon of- --' , "'"" - ,,-. ;,'
. e-r,- -: z..,7 ,;: - ,.. . l'-': ,s ,::' ..1"'
4 ,;:-, lit , - -.; FT. KLAMATH 000 Members tn Paris
tbleard ,.sitetz,!derjeeopa,e,31,ity omfae: firtmtnet.Til commel
Foal eleellon NoVerellar I, when. needs. mein the o014:119.. 1hr --gt A.": r
eawe e ... e, e .
ott the Nee of the ehowing Made ezeelltiVe and the courts., ' -'' '' ' I 7.e-te. le ' "'' - e'191,!ree, IC'. e' , On"- .to he a secret sectetY erelnese otteneive along the Peiping- of tee CEO. indieeeed the love.
! Polic'e believed the -Hooded 1 tealttethem"ftteeta P:teaietatnttre
In the printery election, aim np- "It la sacted stolost the right -..... . ,, -;.:,.; ,4'.4''4'isl:','..-,, ganiteu in the summer of leete
Hankow railway. shoremen's next action would bit
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pears almost certain to anrrend- or poeer of congress or the execu. ' FORT KLAMATHA m o n e whicb has been recruiting men.
i her hist grip on her morn the or the emote. or ot ell coin- , --.-.se, ees.- : 1;,-.'141,L'; 'kr local people spending Thursday tot hers with the object ot obtainine Claim Further advances i taken, under the Wagnec labor re-
then a rentUry'a nlle of New hilted. to change or eimitty it ' '-' tereter",:,t2';;,;3.'741 --i , -,,, Kiamatiz Falls were E. D. Briscoe 1,0.000 kri Parka alone-
,, --, -s,,,vatt.e4 , Tbe Japenese command claimed
id tol further advances for its highl y 1 ,
would be deferred peeding renter-
tations ace but thet definite attios
York citit Politico. when an Mita. thrOtigh tinearianted. :erred or and tion.in.last, Harold Bevan. Mr. The organization Wat sa t h- h ti. 1 ence wtth John Brophy, CIO &I-
nutile reilPPIIrt 1011e)Plit 1 II k VS a i r a i n e d constructions, Such and Mrs. George Denton and Ray h a mobile CO IMO er le aa pone-1
have headquarters in taut I tcated, chaust protuma trout the rector, who Is due heril Wdst.T-
Once under proportiolial repre cheneee ere usurpations-none THERE'LL BE SINGING, dancing and merry - making Ferguson. Paris' .?0 sub-divisions. Each, - -- ----,.
of-town relatives returned to Port-
11.111efloll. Illooklyp, which has !hi es wen,. because not upcn-
gaore when the vast army umber of relatives of the ..b.geoaidolgueaire
l that Is the American Legion descends n PORTLAND, Sept. 17 M--The
shown Peel( today anti-Tainniany ly avowed," A
upon New York Sept. 20 for the 19th annual convention. Hotels, late mr3. ucarao Hoyt ape .
by a 'whey margin, will there. "Whole lilfferencee boats and puliman cam will be put to use to house the mighty throng "' "ed 1000 men at bin call.
'Immo! Oilers and Wstertendeme -.
alter coptrol city legisletion. Borah. ono of th 1,-ading foes and everywhere in Manhattan activities of the fun-seeking "40 and nenday evening In Fort Klamath l'eristo wan mtoabnadvede at blYeanat 1 anIGnHhe'rtnYinanr.eP40rtEm6liestliesoritPitteuareet
' north Shansi. and of Lathetend F .
11011) einhoney and Lettnordia of the prealtient'a court bill, prob- IS" will be in evidence. and attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hoyt in Klamath Falls ThUrsda y and pledged to cn '3"
th 11 h.-Shane' border in its efforts o GO
y SWara te aecrec miles west of Paotingfo . district connell at San Frenetic
I today t muziae load-
Tbe members were reported let Tatung' the railway "'neer of ' cm' dath2e4 suPPert et the Mantle
In 111.1r eninpairea are expected ehly disappointen some ut hie au- ' fight egainst COMMUntarn, and- . ,
afternoon. Those who were here 4 In Nanktng, bowever, Cbineseeing kumhe.r ahnattt the W" 7.-
to lead the offensive against obit,. by tom" to t..ott., tb1 .
according to some sources, for .. -
Tanintrilly ter all they are worth. court Menanre hv name. einityj preeident left the hattlettehl at! ,,, : Peee-e. ' , -, ,' - - e included Mr. anti etre, Harry
tion f a totalitarian state. military headquarters reported a I Chaneeeekaka. Jr;
Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner. crea o
, strong counter-thrust against The CtO attempts to break as
Both strongly favor the new deal. however, believed hi, referring I 2 : ea p. iii... to return to Wash, . e-. S . e.e. s - - Weekly litills
I ,,,,, ch iinitopaign to that issue when he spoke against 'moon. k 0- . . .$,L.C.:1 -' q Mrs. Stella Lippert and Chester , Jackson, all of Portland. Several Japan's Shansi expeditkos. Chi-011FL blockade aloe; tlatt river
1s tintininc,, toe-primary cam- ..,,,ti,etionse.
corered with .
, ,The, oath w..ann.shaLd to be admin-
"' - I.,-. -4,.-a'"'i C. other local people went to KM- ench fl
la'ere' over - Tbe two
wen con.l.ted Of one Political The people!' ha said, "may DETROIT. eept 17 illeSeit. 't- eet- , .ar , ',:, . " , a Fram bnpeemebedliirMir azvirr eizmidzedlo bbeaaryve ' tgauili:d11;:h;iexett Mil Tutiree.aaretney,, and Mlera
math Fall to pay their lam re-. unions hare teed up the Portland
speech, delivered lest Monde'', in make over nor aoveroment In any nior Arthur IL enteletaburg ill-- - it eel."' keet14e. e, Fech headquarters was believed damage.
specs& to Mrs. Hoyt, long-tinie real- ' sawmill industry with a Ittrisdice
w Mel lin told a group of rePtill- motwee whiell seems to tho peO elicit. I called omit celebrants of ' e i l''''..,,).4,6:itie..k ?
Wan women that he would not tee gt"t and ei,,,e Conatitielen day today to meet; We etWee, eel, p,t - , dent of this community. The out- k for drill. MORE REINFORCEMENTS l theeaE die-Pete.
Its men meet once a wee
to have its own arm bereau and
"twee for the republican nomintt- ., .,t, ,4n ,, , ,. t
Hoods were said to be worn oney SHANGHAI, Sept. 11 IAP)---1
rho ninths and tho method 101 mettpers and stiliversionlets I - till land on Friday.
II"" tie ha'l "11"d to ar.anewl Cr. status at timid to adjUel the at the hatile line of law and or-, P '" , .... by the highest Officials on eines Additionai Japaneee reinforce--
1.1RA the oMclel republicen dente- ,, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber McFarling, TOO LATE .
merits for the baited drive
powers of government to the der with the relentlexa challenge 1 e , - ,:.,,,
nation. However. It wee gener- ' . former) of Fort - a tit a ainst the Chinese defense line
tanks of allt01 ittlirni. not the pow. thoy ettall not pasne" 1 - , e. y lel ma and The four suspected members , at
ally believed ha was saving 111,1 now residing in Modoc Point. weitt of Inspection.
erg which individuate. or groopa, Speaking at an observance of , sus...Awe, were, arensed of violating the lawl Were rellortedb todl ate to hav; been TO CLASSIFY ,
lire tor en tig 1:1P.11 re nett-Tent- Fort Klamath vieitors Thuredav hisoing possession of war naa-1 land on the lower rut he of
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landed on the lower reaches of - -
the Taartze rirer.
A Japanese Epokesma rt de- WANTEDExperieneed smitten.
Oared the trooPs had atreadY It Saddle Rock Cate. 0-15
Waa taken to Mean that a ron-1 FOR SALE 30-30 IVIzebooter
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divisions ot Chinese 1-17
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minent major campaign for the overcoats that will he tallore4
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