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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1925)
l DRIVE & CROSS liar before tho bureau, Thompson I uaueu lammeiit declaring tlio preslilciu nsn "tailed In niroKnlt, aniNiu.uuiy inn paramount nrob- Inm hiilore tlln great surplus pro ducing states." Till", ho nitiloil. Hi,, ,Hpo. llun of lhu miriilun "In way ihnt will mil lmlil ilnniKatli' markets pormansntly li world price levels with the resulii.nl dumuitii in Am erican farm living standards'. Thursday, Dec. tW. H. GORE WOULD RECOVER MONEY PAID 10 NATION Page Thr ..nr. Thank-l- .,1m '" ",na' ...i n wui mil rurt. 1,111 1 . . lV..rk. ', ih. U. ,. irttr "" ,bU '" ' ,ia rrul' cr the l"P' . .ee in Increase Lit p-ni"';' Ito lesin r'"l" ... Ill; Wl" L H lleiry. - - .... ,u4 lisiinur. w-. i tie smslli-r tuun- , B.llnl IIS: i Prsthcr. 110; , .. . Ir.,r at. !-"" gareorc. 13 ; trf ami Klamath j!,r. oil " "w btttia "trcei ;( lltln aircel. fl- jprKi Mi ' aratl l.,i ?.:r the .r,r; . n:nl the rr it drive. TITLED VISITOR AIRS OPINIONS Brilialier Say Prohibition The United States la A Farce In "I f.-ol. LslayJiJ. nnil yet. ! that gf'f IlllUTi in MINIKIN. Ier. . America has saved tireal llrllnln from Ilia rlitit iilnua fiirco of prohibition, arrord I at 10 Sir Wllllnm Arlmtlinot l.one, Iho rami eminent consulting eurgeon In llrllaln. who haa Jual returned from hli tenth vlalt to Ihn I'nllPil Hlntra. Kir William f.i'ind lienor plenti ful and much of It polaonnua. II was astonished lo find mora drunks in Hid el reels In prohibition Am nrlra tlmn wet Kngland. Krnm a medical standpoint tin condemn! prohibition because It pule In the nnulha of 1 lip poor liquor which drives I Mr in mad. Iln says Amnr Irana dmplie (ho luw. "I'nihlliltli.n la fnrce which cannot ronllnu," u!i Kir William Itaalnx hU opinion on dlacuaalon with Anif'rlran medical man and hla own lerratlon. "Tha Amerlran pipli are xtra ordinarily lntlllKnt and I bcllova 5 SEALS GiiSALE USE lit as krlir r nd'irna-1 i(il '"'" pul'llc u aw of I'hrlnt-1 ann iml px'kaaoa i k iMtMlirD. undor til tk brail li moa hi'au imI on tlialr iwUitlT pourluc ii'i fllli poalofflrn. it L Mcfall. poat- liiminl tlutrnicnl , lutt ot an tltlnola Ijrtail. -n mil-! aia will ha aant Iho public a common aonae III tore a chanao In the law probably a compromise whuroby Ilia aulo of wine and tirrr would bo Iritallicd. "A law whlrh the people de ! plae. and whlrh makea rrapoclable prople law breakera cannot Iw I food law. The nan of the people I fel aubmeried. Ther know they I were overruled by a email body of opinion. I 'oiiPiorrntlon. a eubjnet In which nil ..r it- ... i ' " la miureated, waa I trrated yeaterday at noon before the loriim ot the Klamath county chain I h r of commerce by William II (lore, prnildent of the Mod lord Na. tlonnl bunk, and a former mnmi... of the atuto U-Klalature. t onacrvatlon n nnrer thouiht of when the oldeat of ua were boya," am lioro, "bnt when all of the cant and all of the mlddleweat looker! upon the weatern landa aa public pelf, then It appeared lu full force. "Thla theory of conaurTatlon af fected more particularly the weatern atnica. Hulcablo aaacta aeemed lo bo aaaeta belonging- to all tho neo. pie, theae reaourcea belonged lo tho eullre country, and not confined to any particular aectlon or alate, waa the theory. "Il hua been practiced In Klamath county until It hurta," declared (lore. "Of over 30,000.000 acrea of tlm borland In Oreiton, more than halt la locked up In (overnmont ownor ahlp and under government con trol, (lore ouotcd flxurea carrvlim out the fundamental prlnrlplea of conavrvatlon alnce It waa tint put Into practice. Wet Huffern "Tho wcat haa auffered the loaa, who elK the benefit?" That waa the qneatlon ahot to the ear of forum membera when (lore demanded that realdenta of Klamath county and the chamber of commerce back the movement ot re training: Into the atate of Oregon thou euma of money which have been aent out of the atate. and given over to the nation. According to a resolution read by Mr. Gore, "precedent la not lacking for the appropriation ot federal fundi for tbla purpoae. In that con- grca haa given some recognition to our claim by an appropriation of 11,300,000, which turn waa puld to the rounllea to reimburse their treaaurlea for . taxea already levied for the years 1913, ion and 1816, upon land provloualy referred to, but not collected by the counties." A reaolutlon baa been left by Gore with the chamber of commerce, awaiting action or the board of dl rectors, In which Klamath may take a aland supporting the matter of conservation without confiscation. Tha reaolutlon will also be placed before the board ot county Judges. TWO KIIXKI) IX MINE MIAMI, Okla., Dec. 9. While being lowered Into the deep shaft of the Mia Jane sine mine Wednesday, Arthur Cardwell, 35, lost bla foot bold on the shaft bucket on which he was standing and fell to the bottom. His body struck W. A. I'yatt, 36, who waa standing at the bottom of the shaft, and both men were Instantly killed. Cardwell and Pyatt were former residents of Baxter Springs, Kas. where the bodies have been sent. Judge Holds Score Against Speeders Klamath Kails speeders can expect but llttlo leniency from Acting Jus tice of tb Peace It. A. Emmltt. Judge Emmltt made that plain yes terday afternoon. Judge Emmltt's observations re garding the subject were brief. "You see," be explained, "it hasn't been very long ago since I burled one ot my own relatives the victim ot an accident. No air. 1 haven't much sympathy with speed ers." PRINCIPAL AKUKHTKD LIBKHTV. Mo., Dec. . While he was conducting bis classes In the Maple Park school near here, a constable walked In and placed Rich ard K. Fox, 28, principal of the school, under arrest on a charge of administering too severe punishment to a student. Fox Is alleged to have whipped Kirk Rowrlng, student, with rub ber hose, following an argument over a football KLAMATH VALLET HOSPITAL. Rates In confinement are eonrlently low. adr-l FIXED FOR HPEEDIXO Charged with speeding. George H. Kesterson was arraigned In justice court yesterday afternoon, and en tered a plea ot guilty. He was or dered to pay a fine of (20 and costs. 5 Tube, Complete, $99.95 Be cure of your furnace! Your eomfort even yonr health depends on the kind of heat yon obtain from your furnace. That kind ot heat depends on the construction ot your furnace and the skill with wblcb It la Installed in yonr borne. Health requires abundant circulation of warm moist beat! Not Just heated air. Comfort requires ade quate heat at minimum ex pense and effort HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phone 323 CHRISTMAS RADIO BARGAIN .This model may be had on terms. 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Check - - over this Hat of acceptable ' gifts with him today. ' t Electric Toaster Something every woman wants. A splendid gift for the girl at school, college, or in business. Electric Table Stove Quick 1 endless uses. Cooks entire luncheons, , ' suppers right on the : ..table, ... Electric Waffle Iron For delicious, crispy brown waffles. Mother can sit right at the table and yet keep the plates filled., " . ..... ... Electric Percolator Makes coffee better and ' quicker. Anybody who ' keeps house will appre . ciate one.",.' ' ' . ' . GIFTS thatdothcWoik Electric Range Vacuum Cleaner Electric Sewing Machine ' , Washing Machine (On eST payments) eaaaX(Mnn?IINIACVE0Owfcsg I POWER COMPANY f t , I YDUKPAKTNEM IN WObKua
