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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1925)
e Four Fridav. Mav 1. lt'v THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION TO ADOPT SECRECY mixtion deems unlawful and who are willing to correct them should be encouraged to do so." the com misalon explained. "Publication of their agreement to do so. however, docs not entourage them. It rather deters them aa many repondenla. If, their agreement l to he given pub llclty to be used by their rivals, will rather ronteat the rase." TtMmrMon Protect Dissenting from this deriaion. WASHINGTON'. D. C. April SO. .CrmmiaaioaerTnoinpsoa laid: A pollry of greater secrecy baa beenj ..f VTtrai again' the" enactment , adopted by the federal trad. "-!, ,hU ui. . If lai proposed rule' Men and Women in News Spotlight ttNrion after a severe internal dla-f KaM Cat tnana at f Hat f 1 maw aMIH I I " pot. The commission deriaion to abaa-. don tta present method of givingithe federal trade commission aa ap fnft publicity to complaints acalnst 1 plication for complaint against the haaroesa concerns charged with un- t'Bited States steel rornoratlon to fair practices provoked an Indignant detem.lne the so-called Pittsburgh dissent from Commissioner Houston Tbompaon. the only Wilson appoln- bM atthoi """' ,p- tee left on tb commission, and the pllc-it on could h;ir iw dinn.mu oldest In point of service. Ha aaid without any Ftatrmenl. ana thus the this was contrary to the law, would public would not have 'been Inform permit "star chamber proceedinga."jed and I would not have been per and was "wholly dangerous and per- , milted to atate my dissent." rersive of public welfare." Tn. federal trade commission was The most Important feature of; proposed by Woodrow Wilson after Pfllcy of secrecy it the decision tojhia Inauguration, aa a method of prevent publicity regarding cases dealing with the trust problem which i re semea oy stipulation "out ofWaa aa Issue In the .1912 election, which court." If commission hears of n was his theory that a federal In a firm which ;a putting false or mis-1 estigating body, with power to reading labels on ita goods, for in-, throw the spotlight of. publicity on stance and Informally persuades the ' bad business practices would be a firm to stop the practice, no public corrective influence. The commis record ta to be made of the matter J alon has no punitive powers other) Ctu-.nce Given : than that of publicity, and refers When a case cannot be settled , evidence of law violations to the de-j "oat of court" and the commission partment of justice for prosecution ! files formal complaint summoning In the regular way. I the defendant to appear before li' Some business men's associations, and give explanation, no mention is have always resented the work of! to be made of this action until the the federal trade commission, and answer is In. or until sufficient time stveral proposals to abolish it have; has elapsed to indicate that the de- been made in congress. After Hard fendant intends to reply. It has :ng became president, men of a been the custom to make charges n:ore conservative tendency were ap-j public before the answer is received, poin'-d to the commission as vacan- but this, It was held, causes unjus- cies occurred. The action in abolish-1 tifled damage when the charges are ng Hi.. methods of publicity Is one later dismissed. ol the results of this change of com-1 "Parties whose practices the com- I lexion ci the commission. I J It A ... X A t V COURT FILINGS 111'.. Is J antra W I.llldy et ill I" fharli Diosrt et u. 13 00 I II S l.ol . and K1 ' I'll M"ck ' 1. Shlve'a Addition. ,t KUmnih Canal Co to the . I C. SWUhH, Ma I. S. J ofar. , I V N W 8W H . S"V N W j ot,ce KVjXNVi. lots . . I of, "see 30, twp. JJ. range Klhel P. Plnserton to R. H I H Nl LVrran Kl.ur ff .I.....I I .. jM -"-i Kanaa m , 1 Icioo .oneMerailon. WtKK' of: able. n. , "'stj ...... larrll j radio br,.;r.;'IL" uj llnitie Keller rl vlr In W. II. ' of rc,!n ,n "hk M III. t 1 1 SO I. II. H. Klral A.l.tl- j speaker . . V" k' '"'V ,n. I..U . 10. bio, I 14 1 ""I , llMt'llMitiNma I''!lin4ta Anglo California Trusl Co. la The K II I . Itrleas. ' H'K'O Vlsla CAddlllon. lot I.', block l(: lo 17. blo.k 107; lot 10. block 111: and Klr.t Addition lu Huraa Vlata. lot . blo-a- l,ll Rngera Admr. of ealata of lleotge C. Mitchell, dee d. 40 lslle nosers, auardlas of: pvpaon and s- . N'anra. 1100 I R. H N'iK' ; lata of llarrlaua C. Mitchell, minor. and W.-VWNB'; of sec. M. tP AKminenl of Judgment. J. range . j J. M O'Klaherty at ui la An- J. (I. Mania el ui lo R I.. Orem MrTabe. MOO at I per rent ! S0 I R 8 Railroad Addllloa. d , ywt NlrhtHa Addltloa. lol 'see I A. two. 3b. R. 4. : m.w ai lleoj. K. Mow et m lo Rhlaeld . Jlrrull 4'ourt riling i , lRoy llurson. $100 I. R. R. la-, tor, .,Brd Ta. Harry lonard. ' 'dustrial Addition, lot 13. block 7. ' divorco. ' I Alois Kallna to Vincent Jellnek r L niday va. Dunn Dakar.' et ui. Malln. lota I.J.3.4, block ln,.orporM Halntlff demands 40. i ludimeni lor II. Kit. 17 and fori iaMNX , John A. MK'omb rl ui to Via .cent Jellnek. Portion of lot S. of 'see. IS. twp. 41. S. R. 12. K. W. M Containing 1 acre. costa. A paper waera all tka people kart opportualty to aipraaa themselves If ' I thaa dealra that's Tka Klamalk I Hurl K Hawkins. ahrnff to Vmwt 1 l.aaiaL.. ifi A 05 -4a' 0UR "Wi'-rT J m lick a. M, f rhona in Tour will fill itVro promptness. Lakeside iJ Company 1 MIW UK.TWE A3CHErtoM d S SARGENT -'' '"""'e Atcherson. of Col umbos, o.. the flrsi woman to qualify If a member of ihe Foreign Service of the State Departm.Mii has t-ij appointed Third Secretary of the legation ai Berne. SllirrlHn,i l s. Sargenk world lamous American i .inter, died In his sl-ep at til. M,.iMe lu London. Miss Kllen Ma.-kav, riauchter of flarpnce II Markav noilU tnllllonaire New Yorker, dented, eu her r..iurn from a i.nir of Kun.pe, " ' ""7 "is nt'ron song wrlMr , Krllf II. ., ,,-rmi.nT. OIITI-per tn nn.r '. r ,1 ,.., ..j fud sold their Utsh. has b-en Loi.eaiivil loi uis ciuuvs. i.n. PROTECT THE CHILDEN TODAY NATIONAL CHILD HEALTH DAY When Your Milk Comes From Here You Are Assured of Pure Pasturized Milk From Tubercular Tested Cows ENTER NOW IN . ROSTER OF BALL NEWS CONTEST! TEAM IS GIVEN (Continued From Page One) Coatinaed Krutn rne ne) LET US SERVE YOU HOLLIDAY DAIRY 7th and Klamath Phone 501 and Mathews have declared them selves aa surprised at the fine ma terial of semi-pro men In Klamath Palls. They are determined to make the team the beat in hisinrv r.. of the city for players If the men new lined up do not make good, but the surprising thing is that there are more, than euogh sweet Have you entered into the spirit i of the contest and begun to bring a the money and the votes, or are 'you 'dilly-dallying" and "putting it Off" Hp. ha.. VrVt .w . " - - " "- - , iur lue " 'contest will only run for 43 days, j Klamatn Falls. . and "ill send out ana the chance to win one of the big prizes will be gone forever' This contest will not be a long- rfrau'n-mt ntfnl- - I , VMt a'laii 01 several montns j ----- p.. . uuiauon, put win be extended over j v "ere in .town to make up a period of six short weeks until the cla"s of ansregatlon the loral June 15th. Think of being able , ,ans are IooklS for. to secure in six weeks, awards that I After , the first, six , games are would ordinarily require montha', played the roster must be cut down even years, of self denial and sav-! to 12 players. " 'By that time the ing to acquirf! yet here they are Iol team heads will have ample offered to you for a few weeks time ! opportunity to aelect the best ma in helping us to extend our sub-lterial from the 18. 8Cr'Pti0n list- j Those who have, been trying out This contest will be more Inter-1 the team and did not quite cut the eating and far-reaching than any i buck certainly showed the right other ever before undertaken In this : "Plrit and gave way ouly to men community. The prizes are not onlyj"' wider experience and speed rich in material value, but are in; Contributions for the team have keeping with the broad and liberal . heen i I,. , ... . line snape. those line., along which the entire enter-j who still have not paid ,he pledged ...... . cu alA onoTi.suiiscnptions will be approached to weeks and you may he one of the ; day. or may frwar a cn(.k , , big prize winners. mails t0 ,.ee Cfawford (')f Do It now, come in and talk it j the league, care of the Acme gar over with the Contest Manager. Gefae- the necessary information and sub scription blanKs and start out with Where To Get Them AT GEO. A. WIRT? A PIANO OF YOUR CHOICE 122 South 6th Street Phone 15 H-ICKItS KKKKKVK MKKT v.. " ' ' ' - "I HI Av nl I :Sr:5 r .'ILM'.I tV 13 I 111 -PPT II 1 tjraccuniukrte W 1 5 Happiness I BE THRIFTY CET READY FOR OPPOR. TUNITY own your home, be comfortable whei old. Savers own this association and divide all the profits! Under state supervision purely mutual. "We save money together, loan it to each other and divide all the profits with each other." Write or call for literature no obligation. Wm. W. McNEALY Suite A, Slough Bldg. District Agent a vim and determination and you ! An organization meeting of mem are bound to go through. : "e" of the officers' reserve corps ... - i will meet tnnifht o , .Vlvlsory Hoard Xajiied " " v- "' m tne 'fL. : Offices nf lip x- , i'uwiiuin in the The company will be controlled court house. All members or offl from the start 1o finish by an ad- i cers of th ,m w . .. .. : ViSOrV board Which dnilhlv nunros Invituri ...--j ' ,v aLit.'na ifalr and impartial treatment to all. jit is the sincere aim of this news- ! paper to conduct this campaign in such a way as to safeguard Its own inferest as well at each and every contestant. However, not all wisdom lies in one man or Institu tion, and for that reason an advis ory board has been secured In the beginning Instead of at the end. The function of said board shall be to decide any questions of suffi cient moment that may arise dur- LjJ ! mg tne competition, and from which ja committee shall be selected to ! act as judges and count the votes Itbe last night of the contest, which jls June 15, 1925, at 9 p. m. i The personnel of the advisory . board is as follows: j George R. Mndley, vice-president, i American National bank: J. J. Mil lie r. district freight and passenger I agent of Southern Parific; Lynn jSabin, secretary, chamber of com 1 merce. s s h 16 i i!3T A 5 ;ta jy U)AN ASSOCIATION fWf Home Office Assets Over $1,500,000 Portland, Ore. , MKX'H UVM (ISH TOMfiHT i The public Is Invited t ih I Scandinavian athletic halt inii,, I ; to watch Dr. Leonard's men's gym nasium class In action. More men are Joining the class erory day availing themselves of the oppor tunity go keep in 'oondTtlon under For The Graduate Only three more weeks to buy yourgj i or the friend who is graduating We wrap for mailing if the gift is to be sent out of town A few gift suggestions, all quality go KINGS SILVERWARE WATC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PINS ART GOODS 714 Main St LRY STORE the tutoring ot Dr. Leonard. '22 Years Your Jeweler Phone
