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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1925)
Pg Eight SumTay. Nov. 20, 102.r ORMS UP F EIGHTH CABINET Louit Loucheur, J. P. Morgan Of France, Named Right ' Hand Man of Leader PA Ft IS. Not. IS. Arlstlito Ilrianil bus formed his eighth rahinet and picked as Ills right and left bowers. Louis Loucheur. Trance' wealthiest man. In the finance portfolio and Paul Painleve. former premier. In the war pott. Loucheur, upon whom derolves the task of creating a financial pro gram that will jrlelu rerenues to bait Trance's growing inflation aud eoncommltant financial Ills indicated today his Intention to increase taxes and perhaps also to dispose profit ably of some of the state monopolies. Brland. himself felt that he had welded together a harmonious and workable regime. And popular ac claim Indicated that a lit land cab inet is received favorably by the, masses. 1 Yet the chamber strength of this successor to the two fiin!cYt enb-i ineu Is doubtful. It s explained, w " M"ri" Tuesday. by the knowing that the favorable j Walter Story of Klamath Kails Is Transocean Radio Movies Soon, He Says TF n's? sir -vv ft -Ax V i-'llh V--' JJlJ1'&V Within a few years motion pictures of important events in Enrol will be transmittej In.tan'. awously to the l'nid State by radio, savs C. Franris Jenkins, Wahir.rton, 1). C. Inventor, who it endeavoring to prrf.tt a radij "movie transmission apparatus. Photos show Mr. Jenkins en-l we of his newest devices, s emera that mskrs a .000 motion pit-lure rviwurea secooJ, rreordinu a div- Sir. and Mrs. M. G.il..r:icau . i j I have a sort of mania ! worship I bpOnS UOilC liYOW II j u winner. Wo cannot Klve credit to tne man woo ioukiu a Fi'imum, liv NOIiMAN' K. OUOWN I rlearf battle and lost, crtdlt because reception given nriand publicly , working fur his fathor at present. r KrnMt m Hopkins, president , nuil(, ,uch , riairit. We forget should not be considered as meaning: He eipecu to return to Iho Kails of parimouth college (you recog-' al) Bbout how finely and bow clean definitely that the Briund govern- soon. ; nlfl lhl. ,tnu0 first perhaps as hnv-' ment Is stable. I Jim F.nmnn has sold a number of inR jomewhat of a football team. - ........... '' j his dairy cows. , pno f the so-called younger gen- LONE PINE j Joe nramliall finished hauling eratlon of educationnl leaders. Bo- hay from the Al Burnell place Jast cause of this. It mny well be sup week. porJ thai he Is in rlonf ton. h with Hoy and I.oraine I!?as!cy attended the spirit nf the times, the show in Kb.mnth Kalis Saturday' ir lli.iikin. is q'.mird at som" lencih regarding his vie concern ly lbs loser played and lost In our Immediate, worship of the. winner. "And It Is a bad thing for football and a bad thing for the players. I have. sen men driven out of col lege over the matter of dropping punt. Oh. It's a fact. I n actually seen It. riayera have, niadn mis takea and had no peace In their lives at Ihs university afterward, so keen ly were they mails to feel What they had don all through our wrong al titude. "Now all this might not be trua of older men. but It la of undergraduate- They are susceptible to It. and therefore the public's attitude worka to their detriment." There I food fur thought In what Dr. Hopkins haa said. Tha wl.t, to win must be a vital factor la ath letics. Hut aa tha Dartmouth head polnta out, It can b mada tha over ruling factor and at that point it ".. as Urn.. 7""w n.. . . r s "V libit. 1.1 Mrs. C. W. Lewis called on Mrs. J. O. Bcardslcy Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Al Burnell and James were Xlsmath Falls visitors Mondav. Charlie Calnrneau called at the evenl"B- Barks ranch Wednesday. : Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Iiea'ily were gnesls at the Taylor home Friday j evening, where they played cards, j Lon Storey moved W. Montellus' house from the railroad right ot way. Mr." Storey is drilling a well; at the Montelius ranch this week. R. I. Benslcy went to Klamath! Falls Tuesday. j Mr3. Clydo Barks. Mnxlne and Billy visited In Merrill Saturday. j Arline I-ewis has been ill the past iF uthlclin and tl:e'firit that pre- week with a severe cold. , Tai:s rcgardinB spans and tbo par- Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Jleasly an I ticipants. family were guests ot Mr. and Mr. : ... ,. ,nll , , n,r:; "I think the public's attitude, par tfrularlv toward the o'.avers. is nil Saturday. . .,. ,,,.,,,.. f,.lr K I l.-iits ns a team is winning it is a L'w'iliody of heroes, t outed to the skies by the flcklo public, llul let it lose a gama or two. make a few little mistakes, and whrc Is It? It I" John Cotroan Thanksgiving day. Willlr.iii l'.jr.feld went to Merrill Mrs. Itolra and Mn. HuKh O'Con nor visited with Mrs. ('. V Tuesday afti-rnoou. Mrs. C Kowman nnd Marjorle were Klamath Kail-: visiters Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Johns, from the Llbb district, visited with Taylors) Tuesday. day. ' nrninntlv branded as vnllow. a gnnc Mr. and Mrs. ( lvde llsrks. Maxlnc of cowurda aml irnrmllllos. and Billy were dinner guests of Mr I ...,. ,h . .,.lk ,. ,,,, ! an" Mrs' M- A- """'n Thursday. I of onr Amerll.,n aimildo toward I nr. nna .ura. Letter sciirtnnor, i Leslie Stewart was In KTamath Falls Tliesilnv. tnkiny n mfi. t..B Mn . j who havo recently moved to Roguo William Hark, is employed at the! "1Tor rl,c ,",lr P"' O'Connor ranch. The Lone Pine people are sorry to bear of Uie death of Mrs. Gubson. who passed away In the hospital at Klamath Falls Saturday. She had recently been operated on. She leaves a husband and three small children. The Uubsons lived at the Henry Winkler place last summer, and have, recently moved to Bo nanza. C. Konfeld, Carl and Ermy, from Klamath Falls, visited with William Ronfeld Tuesday. James Burnell has purchased a Ford car from Charley Galarnean. Charlotte (leer t son visited with Mrs. Klgcr Tuesday. Clyde Barks called at the Beards ley ranch Monday. Mrs. Taylor vlnlted with Mrs. Toll man Friday of last week. Miss Vera Jtingjohanan took din ner with friends near Ashland Fri day evening. chased a ten-nere tract, being well pleased with that country. Mrs. Scott McKendree has return ed home from a month's visit with her parents In Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bowman and Marjorle are spending Iho holidays with Leonard Bowman In Central Point. They ore expected home Sunduy. sports to the detriment of sports. "It lf-n't the playing of the game we're Interested in, but only the winning of the game. We seem to A CHINESE PROVERB Never burn false in cense before a true God; ten-cent Glasses insult million - dollar eyes. DR. 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