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December 16, 1937
ANY BENEFITS
PAID FARMERS
Of NORTHWEST
Ity JOHN WHEELER
km.4)41'11'141 Press !Without' ( orn,-
spondent
VAHiliNtITUN, lire. 16 fP)--
rne MO norl wood, farmore, uncer
tain whet the future hold's in a
logialativo waY, can look hack on
fivro years of profit obits (hotline
WI th the tioloral government.
Since 71133, foloral 'lath Ica
dinclomo, the itgriculturni adjust
ment edmitilist ration has paid
farmers of Vas h log ton , Oregon,
Welt, Utah and Ainslie $61.-
990,823 in crop control and soli
tonnervittiott programa.
AAA Melillo est MIMI, anot Mir
$10,000,000 will be forthcoming
when 1937 $oli consorvat ion pity
moots are d otormi nod, if title
pmt.'s conservation progrom par
0111811n approx hotline I lint of
1936,
boleti Mt o provisions
gent 1111011 Stieit I luhuugu, as the
definition of parity payments, ap
proprietion of sof ficient funds
and production end commutation,
prod tido estimates or qua pend
ing Ittlitilikti011 W011ith
1101111n1 itluul Cultill it) the four
steles and the territory.
Oregon fernier's received Me
840,424 under Om old AAA cull
$1,951039 under him soil row
nervation act, it total of $12,798,-
, 664.
. A 'Wooly otroton of returns from
a houseiitotiso entimerativo lent
comma of unemployment and par
unemployment is pouring int0
Ilia office of Ccmisli timistiotra
tor joho iligners from selected
arean of tho Pacific northwest
states and Utah. Soon they will
be tabulate(' with other returna
for us in checking limo accuracy
of voluntary rettirital !With) 1mm Om
lama districts in November.
The teat cheek covored 1840
routes throughout the United
wero elected (my
Vico President (turner by draw
Inn it collo number front hin big
Tenas hut,
hottatttohouse survey with
outdo in the following Orogon
communitleat
baker. Eugene, Pndloto n,
Portland, Halent, Aurora, lienYer
toll, lionatica, Burnt Hunch, Itint
berly, Iteedsport, Spring'
field, Tillamook and Wallowa.
Bonin excerpts from the 101111t0
film bill debate:
Dorah llt"Idni"I would dent
with h t Ito question of surplus
Cone. I would not interfero with
production, leaving that to the
former: hut I would as a govern
ment, where it was neretwary to
assist in disposing of theso star
plumeo, take the surplus off the
market and seporato it from
donlemtio demand."
Barkley ll)-14)"Would that
involvo I he government purchase
of them' surplusear
liorah"It might and It might
not I do not hollove tho
ato underotood lIly statement.
I Bold that wo would Immo ft cer
, tifiento for tho surplus, anti when
we used (Ito stuff for the Pilr
Pomo Of feeding the poor we would
buy it and pity for it. I would
- pity out our money to feed the
needy rather -than pay out Our
7 money moko it more difficult
" to get food."
" tichwellenhock (D-Washl
would cost us $351,000,uou for
would cant us $367,uotl.two for
vheat, $395.000,000 for corn and
, le15,000,00o for cotton, to buy
the aurplitoes which (Ito senator
(Borah) Kidd no ohould buy and
y givo away to the poor of the coun
try." Mc Nary sena
, tor from Idaho stated that he
' would favor buying them) our
.' Plows for thome in need. That
was his proemial. Now the able
monotor (SchWttlienback) says
Not to do so would coot tho gov
, ornment in excemo of ono billion
' dollarm, booed on parity pricos as
(101111(41 by title (senate) measure.
nitt. ID it alatement."
, Schwelionhach"I think Olio
''' bill cortainly will coot no teem
' than $225.000,01.10. An individual
Ill the deportment of agriculture
wionn 1 havo great confidence,
but who is not ono who would op'
Poor before a committee, has
:node the ointment to moand
becalm) of past experienco whit
hint I have yelltiOD to rely upon his
judgmontthat Um coat of title
hill would not run at any time
over 8750,000,000.
,,P "I thinit thin bill affortim the
Olt beta opoortunity that Imo been
: given to agriculturo to ho pulled
out of its plight. I do not think
anybody to going to Mond here
11 and guaranleo that any bill will
ogrieulturo out of its Wight."
torah "'rho sonator from
Washington foci it talrly accurato.
I Ittlie tt, in hie own mind, as to
thin cost which would Ito incurred
el in cam) we about(' ,undertoko to
deal with tho surplus; ha WO are
es all woefully inaccurato when wo
41 c(1llo) to dent with tho ctuestion of
4IN, how much this bill will coot.,
"I vonturo (hero are no Cecil-
rat figurom: nod I venture to say,
further, that if WO should confine
It (Ito expentlitureo undor tho bill to
11 duo figures which the able sena
. tot' from Washington has Sell
a milted It would be tho greatest
dimappointinent to the ferment or
the country that they over had in
all thoir experionco in disappoint
. moot wil h roforenco to legislation.
"Wo can lint eallinato what the
proponni I suggooted would cost
r In dollara and coots. Dollars and
: canto do not toll the story. If we
continue to destroy foodotuill mid
I continue to let peoplo go hungry
: you must includo in your costa
tho deplotion of the physical MPH
or women, anti especially chg.
A, dm."
RAILROAD
NEWS
136 CIIIIS OF SPUDS
MOVED THIS MONTH
Potato shipments from the
lilaineth Wein Ili Docomber
have totaled 330 Cana, according
roports from Bose Aubrey, state
and federal inspoctor.
The heaviest, shinmont was on
Doceinber 1, when 30 cars moved
out of local loading stetiona. The
smallest sitimpont for any one hay
with on 'woollier 0, whim only 10
cars wore loaded out for south
ern markets.
REPLACEMENTS IN
CCC CAMPS DUE
HERE DECEMBER 22
CCC replacements to be station
ed at filer:ill and Cimino it are
srhoduled to arrive in Klamath
Valls on December 22, according
to officials at the Houthern Pa
cific offices.
Thogo onrellees are coining hero
front Chicago and Now Jersey, and
are taking tho places of trio troop
ers recently transferred to other
camps from this locality.
'liii, ispecini train due here Do
cembor 22 will carry 410 men and
officers.
floury Yoerg, general superin
tendent of moth power for the
Unta Northern. won expected to
arrive in Klamath Fulls Thursday
for a busineas visit.
The Chr Winne travel rugh is
on, uccording to officials ut tho
locaI S. P. of fires, who predicted
Unit ROVOrlit of the through trains
would he split into two sectionu
Thu ruduy to accommodate the
heavy rutilt of holiday traveturn.
SNOWMEN'S OtIEEN
CONTEST NEAR ENO
MOUNT SHASTA CITY, Dec, 16 !IP
tWNSOThe winter sports queen .:
contest of the Mount Shasta
Hnownien is well under way with
nix queens in the contest at the :
prestnt time.
Membership In the Snowmen as g
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In tite past is placed ttt SI, which
entitles the member to free use .
of all facilities at Snowmen's hill. :
including the class in ski instruc
tion. Visitors not members of the
Snowmen ,will be charged a flora- :
Mal fee lq classes in instruction.
Membership in the Snowmen, : ..
besides aiding in the general pro-
g
motion of the sport, which is .
growing by leaps and bounds in :
all snow sport vicinities,. also
earthy with it a 60 per cent re- 11.
duction in all gate charges for l,,..
special shows and tournaments IIP9,
held at the skiing grounds.
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In order to obtain this reduc- :
lion, however, it will be necessary
for the nonnber to present his or
her card at the ticket window.
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About 10 shows are scheduled for .
the 1938 season with admission :
fees of from 60 cents to $1 for
non-members
The annual dance of the Mount g':
Manta Snowmen will take Onto
et the Weed Hippodrome, Satur- : ..
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day evening, December 18, with
Archie Legg's orchestra furnish- .
log the music. During the eve- :
ning all queen candidates will be
introduced by President Roger 17
llines of the Snowmen.
F. R. ACCUSES
HUNTSMAN GARNER
OF SHOOTING COW
WASHINGTON. Dee. 16 VII
President Roosevelt has accuael
Vice president Garner of shooting
a cowa friendly pot cow, at that
on the mecond-in-commun(i a re
cent doer hunting expedition.
Senator Ouffey ID-Pa) made
the shocking disclosure. Ile gave
out a letter Maned "Franklin D.
Roosevelt" mid said it was road at
a dinner at which some meat Wan
nerved. Garner claimed the meat
well part of a deer he shot.
The letter, which speaks for
itself:
The White House, Waahington.
Private but not too confiden
tial. Dear Jack:
I have villa in the palters that
tonight you mid 24 members of
tho inmate are attending the fun
eral of my old friend Bessie. I
knew her many years ago when I
was hunting in northern Pennsyl
vania. She was the pot of the
camp and N,ould alwaya come
wlieti you whistled and oat out of
your hand.
I am aorry indeed, that Joe CO
Ny removed the tinkling little
bell which was always worn
around her. neck. It makes me
feel so chokey when I think of her
untimely demise that I do not
think that I could attend the fun
eral service tonight even it I had
been invited.
I underatand fully, of course,
Hint this unfortunate hunting ac
ddent WflI4 not your faultand I
ant glad, to that if Renate had to
go you ahot Instead of whistling
her up and cutting her throat
with a knife. Dear Bessie prob.
ably never know what hit her.
Under all the no cir
cumstances attending the death,
I hope, nevertheless, that all of
you will enjoy the wake.
As over yours,
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Maybe we can got someone to
establish' a chair In a university
to I each people how to behave
In a theater,Helen Hayes, actress
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volveteen roller
and scarf!
1.95
TO JANE
Just six a
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with scarf!
Give Her a
House Dress
Civo her one, two or three of
these onion frocks for Christ
mas. They are brim full of snap
and st:41e, featuring tho newest
In sleeve, skirt and contrasting
trimmings. A large group are
specially priced for holiday selling.
TO
A Sparkling array
of New Cotton
Frocks
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A beautiful group of frocks, se
lected from eastern style marts,
purchased for their smartness,
not Just for price. You'll find
everything that's new in styling
and pattern. Give her a real
Practical gift tills yearsend
her One, two or three of these
ultra smart numbers. Sizes 12
to 52.
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big. fabric and wear, Sheer utility
weights In any color. Packed free
in holiday etyle.
Just Arrived! Stainless
Chromium Dresser Sets
0.95 to $1895
A beautiful assortment or gorgooug mots in the
newest modern designs. Packed in holiday boxes.
They're going fasthurry tor selection.
Luggage
$10.00 to $25.00
Give him or her aeroplane
luggage. We have a good as- .,..,
sorttnent of weekend fitted
rase s, Overnite. Pullman
Trunks. len's Sutter and Irei
Fortniter styles. They're beau-
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I be strongest can made. SEE
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$1.00 to $16.50
She'll appreciate one of these smart gift pack
ages of Elizabeth Arden quality. Fitted with per
fume, powder, cologne and bath salts. Also travel
kits end package soaps. MOE'S FOR GIFTS OF
BETTER QUALITY.
Give Gloves
S1.95 to $4.95
The season's newest styles are herein kid, pig
skin, suede and capeskin. Dressy and tailored
styles, in the newest stitch and applique designs--
newest shades to select from.
Ladies' Purses
$1.95 to $15.00
A sparkling array of new arrivals In costume
bagsin every new clever adornment of handle
and fitting! Water buffalo, calf, antelope, pin
seal, suede, and novelty fabrics galore! Every
shape and shade you could wish for.
See MOE'S First
Ladies' Travel Kits
$1.95 to $7.95
Just recolvedlovely new grained leather eases
In black and brown. Clever fittings for both men
and women, and full zipper tops.
Lovely pure linen kerchiefs in all white or gay
prints. AU hand made. with hand rolled and
hemstitched borders. embroidery and applique de
signs. Loose or holiday box sets.
Manicure Sets
50c to $5.00
Nationally known gift sets in La Crosse and Lady
Lillian travel or dresser sets. Assorted colors and
sizes.
Handkerchiefs
25c to $1.50
Novelty Gifts
25c to $3.50
A glittering array of newly un
packed Gift Lamps, Salt and
Popper Sets, Hook Ends, Table
Novelties, Vase s, Kromex
Ware, Ash Trays, Stationery,
Perfume Sets, Bath Powder
Sets and Corsages. All fresh
In style and design. SEE
THEM IN OUR MAIN GIFT
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Rotary
Electric
Sewing
Machines
Trade-in your oh l machine as
first payment. Pay the bal
ance next year.
Models from
For hlantst Children or
, Juniors
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Infants'
Snuggle Rugs
$350
For the baby 's first Christmas gift.
Separate hood and adjustable neck
piece. Full zipper closing Satin
binding. Pink and blue.
Children Is Dresses 77c
Regular Dollar sellers. Newest St yl es in skirt,
sleeve and contrasting trimmings. Prints and
plain. Sizes 3 to 16 years.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Snow Suits
$3.95 to $8.95
Bright and dark colors. Plain or contrasting trims.
Helmet or stocking cap to match. Zipper or but
ton front, one and two-piece. 3 to 12 years.
Lorraine Rayon Patamas
MOO and $1.19
Girls' and misses' one and two-piece styles. Made
of fine gauge, low lustre, plain and novelty
rayon. Cap sleeves and wide legs. Colored piping
and dainty lace trimmings. All shades. Sizes 2-16.
Captain Kid Treasure
Chests $1.00
For boys and girls. Shirley Enver chest, containing
iastes bib and one baby pants.
For Mother, Sister,
Grandmother or Friend
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Single Cotton Sheet
BLANKETS
59c
'Reg. 95c value. Plaid and plain
color. 703E80 size. Do not confuse
this with low grade blanketsthis
number is priced special for a week
only.
Cannon Towel Sets 79c
A regular $1.00 valueConsisting of large bath
towel, guest towel and two wash clothes. Can be
had In any pastel shade. Cellophane wrapped
ready to send.
Dry-Me-Dry Martex
Dish Towels 39c
Made of linen, cotton and spun rayon. Comes on
White ground with lovely designs in gay prints.
Large size.
All Linen
Table Cloths $1.00
Regular $1.25 value. New plaid effects in peasant
styles, some basket weave. AU new stock, in
bright colors.
All Wool Auto Robe $5.95
For auto or davenport. A pure wool robe in dark
plaid designs. 60s80 size. Fringe border.
a bootee as soft and
warm as a kitten of
GLOVE KID even to
the sole fleecelin
ed, with matching rich
fur plush collar! Black,
Blue, Red or White!
Soft or hard soles. Only
$1 29 to$295
Hand
Pillow Cases
0.00
Pair
Dainty pastel design, At
tractively boxed. An
excellent gift.
Trimmed in contrasting colors. Very clever neck.
lines, high and low cut military revers. All colors
and sizes.
Crepe Sunbeam Gowns $2.50
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An extra tine selection of holiday stocks. Lace
trimmed and tailored, in the newest form-fit style. :
some In contrasting colors. Sizes 14 to 17. et
Challie and rayon crepe
prints Short and long
sleeves. Suitable for loung
ing or sleerAng garments.
All colors and sizes.
2-Pc. Pajamas $3.50
The very newest thing In pajamas. Chulla Crepe 1
materials in polka dot patterns. Tuck-in shirtwaist
blouses. For lounging or sleeping. Ensemble coat :
to match $4.50. Colors, blue, red and navy. Sizes
14 to 20. .
Made of fine quality eelanese taffeta, In gold, rose,
blue, winter rose and green. 18.95 value. Full
size. One week only.
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For Mother Sister -
Daughter or Bride
100 Virgin Wool
Bath Robes $6.95
2-Pc. Oriental
Pajamas $2.25
SPECIAL FROM OUR ART
DEPARTMENT
FINISHED EMBROIDERED
MODELS
PRICE
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New Quilted Bed Spreads
$6.95
Including sofa pillows, pillow cases, towels TA
and luncheon sets. WHILE THEY LAST.
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