The Klamath news., November 17, 1925, Image 2

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(afin end details. They represent ,
the majority.
The nevoml clui.:! 1h Kinaller, ami
leeri-fore a Utile more Important.
Tliey, loo, il'.-oili facta but, to a
(riain extent, they ue them In
rrpalive eiulravor.
Society Mgog as
Senator Marries
Vanderbilt Widow
WASHINGTON', Nov. 1. The
American merchant marine, hydra-
headed problem of the Coolidse,
admini-tratkm to afrain under at
tack for solution.
Tlie most etulrbora phase of the :
problem, the United States ship-1
ping . board, which controls the
government's chipping operational
The third cla U made up of an
u-lnsive few those who think. '
They are iu the minority. They
' sive birth to the idea that move'
the world. It it to thla select nil-1
! nority that the advocates of birth!
control belong." j
Mrs. l'olhis Lawrence, a promln-j
rnt birth control advocate In Lon-1
; don. iid that birth control was I
was criticixed and defended before ' -inning rapid strides la England.
several hundred delegate who' Th' working women of England.,
opened the nhipping conference of ;she re fighting to make birth :
(he chamber of commerce of the . control a national question. j
Vnited States here Monday. I
Secretary of Commerce Hoover. ! CATTLEMEN LOOK FOR'
urged that an end be put to the PROSPEROUS FUTURE :
board's power and that Us powers;
and properties be immediately. (Continued from rage One) J
transferred to the Emergency Fleet, j
corporation. He then crlticlied it plu of cattle accumulated because
sharply for opposing President of holdover rattle from last year and
Coolidge and his policies. feed conditions this year, could be
The delegates heard the other moved out of the state. j
side of the question from Chairman . "AH of these problems were sac
T. V. O'Connor, chairman of the cessfully met by the Association, and ;
board, who charged that the conn- the cattle industry was fortunate in
try (Lipping problem ins being having an organization ready to
misrepresented. i function this year. Had It not been
"The shipping board, said for the exlstance of the Association
O'Connor. "Las 350 active freight and the plan for orderly marketing,
and passenger ships sal!ls the . prices would have dropped to an
seven seas and has soma 610 tied exceedingly low point, far below the!
' reniiuiie hi" loyalty. .. it Hie
! (i.c-i .mil IK'ld aacnls ol IN' .Vmio.I
1 aimn in every way pil'l'. and
ulwii' oilier t It I ti r i constantly
woik for mu lncren.I ut :nlT-uJp.
j He . luted out that greater con
: tro! will mean more or.l- rlv niar
'keutm a great iialllir.'oti of the
I market, and will limitv a belter
j price level for the cattlemen- pro-iduet.
MR AND MRS.
ARE VISITED
PEARSON
BY STORK
IVni-rMiii frtim ChlliMiiilii-
Ihn vlxitora In I lie
Allium th in.
I'ltv thla Wiu.k 1 ..i. .
I- l II IViirmin ttt l'l.il....,.L.
. , ... - - ... . . ..ii..i,i.mi nmp
la a lineal In llio Aivuilo liolel.
I'ciirmn lama In I mm III. lioine
In the rvncrvatliin city m welromo
lilt young son who was horn y.
Iprrlay nioriiliig In tlie Klamath
Valley hospllul.
Mr. and Mr. f. II. IVarnon of
ChlloiHiln are being coimralllluled
upon the annal baby boy.
Ixnn Motidai uioining at two uVloi k
In the Vl.rni.ith Valley hopllnl.
Mr. I'eanon l In I he clly nirw
v ixitttift with ln ifo and son. and
palng out the cigars among 111"
kLjJ,p
j Speaking of prices, ll.ie.ra Haled ninny friend' from the reservation
jttuit some, of the cattlemen outside. town.
.of the Aa.ioclailoa who have been j
willing to cut below the Aorlatloti
price this year, will ford that they
j will have to pay from 1 rent to !
cents more per pound for their feed
ier this year than they did laM year, i
, Huring the coming season they will
j not be Inclined to cut prlrei as miuh
as they did this year, and will bo In
n
"mn I
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Local Briefs
Mri. Kllboin-nv Iteturna Alter a
two weeks visit In San r'ranrUc
aud other bay cllle Hope toli
Kilbonrne has returned from the
south.
up ships that are idle. In the one
case the board Is engaged. In oper
ating the minimum number of
ships to insnre a merchant marine.
In the other. It is acting merely -s
the care-taker of excess war material."
Stiff Fines Ready
Game Law Violators
market of last year. j
"In round figures, approximately !
4.73 cars of heavy cattle were ex-'
ported from the stale, almost entire-1
ly through the efforts of the As-j
ftociation. Roughly, 175 carloads !
were sent to middle-western mar- j
! kets of Omaha and Kansas City. The ,
?esult of this exportation was to '
reduce the surplus and stabilize the
market.
Trice Levels J
"The general price level In Cali-!
has been more '
Society's topic i marriage in
London of Mrs. Eilith Vander
bilt, widow of the late George
IV., and Senator l'ctcr Ci Gerry
(inset) of HlioJei bland li.
was divorced a year ar, enj tlu
former Mrs. Gcrrv nor i wilt
4 another., '
. . . hc& ahn His.
AB - -iu.ua v. i fornia durnlg 1925,
I I. ar. ima nnrtiman. "
s , t , .. . nearly equal to the eastern market
ship, and hunt any game fowl or ' ' ,
. , . ; price than la any previous year,
game animal out of season. Is the:' . ..... . , ,
..... , . r, . , . i During the latter part of April and
stiff fine given to B. J. Deadmond
... T . . early part of May. California prices i
of Lake county. Stiver Lake, who i ' '
u t a . i.--,i u ' were slightly higher than the Chic-
was brought before Judge Kendall; . .. ...
. .. . ..... ago market on the same quality of
yesterday afternoon and fined JlaO. " ' i
' . , . j--, cattle, and at the present time Call-:
and costs for the possession of deer
juiuih pines die au ill . ciiini m.
for the good work done In atabllzinz
and maintaining the market..
' Mnlu Factor
"In Utah and Nevada, the Associ
ation is recognized as tho main fact
or In the Industry. It is not think
able that any fair minded matt In
possession of the facts regarding
the work and accomplishments of
this
sidcr for one minuto returning to I
the ld method of selling. The frit- !
ure of the Association is entirely in
the hands of the .cattlemen tbein
felves. f
"The eyes of the entire country 1
' no pcaltion to do so. Feeder and
'stork cattle are la strong demand
and pric-a are advancing. Feeder
'steers of good quality are selliug; w frum Duntiiulr 4. II.
(for from ( cents to 1 - cents In iiuey of Duusmulr Is Included In
Nevada, and between Ci'H' and , , of ,own ,loril u ,h clly
71100 bead of fender steers in north- this week.
em Arizona have been o!U nt ;
cents f. o. b. shipping point during W(l V(J, Hotel C. E. Ilur
the part two weeks tor .hlpm.-nt rallrol.j mia fri)Bl Portland,
east. Koedar prices at Ugdea are u ,ni.ludl.a , lhl ,. oul ,
advancing and eastern buyers are ,, yMt0, , he cr ,,, wok
active here. i llumelt I, , guest In the White
j The officer of the Association nro vCaa hotel.
'anxious at all times to receive the
constructive criticism and sugiteat
iona. of memliers for the Improve
ment of th work, llagen said. " The
cooperative marketing of citric Is. a
great undertaking and the work has ern
only started, but with the contlnu-i
led cooperation and loyalty of the Maliii Vlsllor
: mcnibeVs, with an Increasing mem- tors In the rlty
bershlp, with seven months of suc
cessful operation and experience
now completed, a prosperous busl
' ness through united etfort can be
; expected." he concluded.
rolf ii VUlioi Mr. aud Mia. H
A. Trasliears unit Mr. aud Mrs. A. j
J. Smith lit Culfax, California, are!
am on g the out f town vlallora lu'
Klamath Kails this work. j
From I'luc ltlile Mr. and .Mra.
Mertoa l'orter are visitors In the
clly tills week to shop and visit with
friends from their home In IMuo
Hldo. j
Shopping In Klauiatli Among
the Illy visitors In Klamath Falls
thla week ar Mr. and Mra. J. K.
Wnis and Walls' brother. J. O.
Walts, all prominent residents of
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,taiiiiel,'Trr,l
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Kun Fr.iclc lsltors Among
the visitors In the city from San
Francisco are t'arleton . Flint and
M. C. Kidder, both of the south-
city.
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THE FURNAfi
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Pkooecr'
-Out of Iowa vlsl
tllls week Include
II. (. Williams, well known resi
dent of the Malln country.
What you no lunger have use for
may be just the thing another Is
seeklnr. News ClaHsifird Ads brine
organization, would ever con-1 ,.,., ,nd .0.i,r. t..,.,her.
Aniti-nwHi lli-rr for Time A. E.
Andcaon la spending a short time
In Klamath Falls Interested In the
Standard Oil company as service
man. Anderson makes frequent
business visits here from his homo
In Yreka.
Look At Your. If You Net.
an Overcoat, Look at Theie,
. . it.. .-,. ". -M
meat out of season. e...o are ui.u uie
Deadmond. with a party of twoj" not sightly above, eastern prices. . ccnt trp to Utah, we found men
others on June 9th of last year be-j Xorm::,ly the , eastern market is , fron iaaho. Wyoming. Colorado.
little too anxious for the:"1"" - - " " .eico uu le-as ei uu..-
er man ine cauiornia mariiei. i OU5 t0 learn about the organization.
There is no reason why our Call-: stljns they were watching it and
fornia cattlemen cannot maintain i were ready to undertake the same
this price relation to the eastern pian for the marketing of their cat-
marKet tsrough tneir Association, tic,"
came
hunting season to open, and camped .
over night in the Klamath marsh ,
district, bagging four bucks. j
The charge was placed on him
at th lime hut TVenotv llama War-:
den Barnes a". unable To app'rehe-n-', 1: f jTf ff1 rlnt
him until last week, when a war- j d Californ.r is not seltsup-
.1 tirtr-l in it In Vior ftli nrnrliicf inn
rant was sent to Sherift Godsell ot , 1 ' b " " .. rv""
Lake county, who sent Deadmond to
Klamath on his own recognizance.
There are a number of hunters .
who hare been planning to bring
down "cn.nies" and big game who;
had hpttpr "watfh their stpn' when
It com to shooting after the sea-! eedingly "atisfactory and friend-
.on's curtain rings down. ly' Th work haa bccn done at a
minimum of cost.
I Budget Maintained
j "The Association has been operat
ed within the budget outlined tor
. Its activities. During this same per-
1 T L n Tvrtl1v I '0" additional contracts have been
ailu ITlglier I cOpie signed so that, at present time the
I Association controls approximately
CHICAGO, Nov. IS. (United ' 500,000 mere cattle than it did on
News) Dr. Clarence Cook Little, ! April 1st. This is an excellent re
the new president of the University ' cord of accomplishment, and the
of Michigan, believes that birth con-j cattlemen have good reason to be
trol offers the key to a higher and 1 proud of their organization for It
better civilization. is becoming an increasingly large
Speaking at a conference of birth : factor In establishing market values,
control advocates here Monday, For a new organization without pre-
Birth Control Is
Held Key to Better
''During the past six months the
Association has marketed in excess
I of 6 1-2 million dollars worth of
j cattle for its members. It is selling
to 20 different packers and buyers
( and the relationship with them Is
j ""Han urKed every memtier to
STROMBERG-CARLSON
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President Little declared that the , cedent to operate within its budget,
"perplexity of our present clviliza- j handle more than five million dol
tion depended In a large measure, ; lars worth of cattle, Increase Its con-
on our attitude toward our youth."
Birth control, be said, is a step in
progress because, fundamentally, it
subscribes to the wants and needs
of the child.
"Other civilizations disappeared
from the face of the earth," declared
President Little, "because they Ig
nored the child. Those old clviliza
i trol by an additional 500,000 head
of cattle, and to meet and over
come, the obstacles which have aris
en during the past six months, Is a
record of which all ehould be proud.
Xon-McTtibers
"We have talked wrth many non
members recently, and they realize
-'the Association has made them a
tions were made to order affairs, good market this season. Many say
that sought only to make the ex-1 they are going to Join, others say
istence of middle-aged Individuals a I they will at least pay their ahare of
comfortable and easy affair. The j maintaining the Association, and as
child was forgotten." .
The Michigan president went on
to say that this fact explained in a
a matter of fact a considerable num
ber of cattlemen not belonging to
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measure wny mose oia civilizations ot tli.-ir pales to the Association by i
crumbled, una disappeared after
reaching a certain height of de
velopment. He predicted thut birth
control "would shortly como Into
Its own" and that its practice even
tually would be universal.
"The triumph of birth control,"
he declared, "is Inevitable"
Dr. Little said that the students
of universities and schools of this
nation could be placed into three
classes.
"The first is the acquisitive class,
those htudents who ahtorli great
masses of facta and details," he said.
"Their brains become nri n.il.i of
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