THE KLAMATH NEW3 I
TAGE FOUR
FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 102S
The Klamath News
Published every mornlnic ex
cept Monday by The Klamath
Newt Publishing company at 102
Ill South Fifth, treet, Klamath
Falla. Oregon.
Orfirlal Paper of City of Klam
ath Kails and Klamath County
Howard Iniinnl ....... It Kilkor
li)m Zliumcrtaan Adv. Mgr.
srascKiiTiox HATKS
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Entered as iierond class matter
at the poatofflce at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, November 15,
192.1, under act bf March 3, 1S7.
Member Selected Oregon
Nrwapapera
Aw
Pacific coast representative!: Ar
thur W. Stypes, Inc.. San Fran
cisco. Loa Angelee and Portland.
Eastern representatives: Charles
K. Miller. New York, and W. H.
Stockwell, Chicago.
Telephone 877
Member Audit Bureau Circniatlon
THE PAPER GAME
The Pacific coast is the
new home for the paper
manufacturing game. The
east and north are giving
it up because their supply
of raw material has been ex
hausted. In the west we
have the supply and trans
portation has been the only
thing that held us back.
Now that is being bridged
and we have the paper con
cerns flaunting all kinds of
investments before the pub
lic. Paper stock is good stock
provided the concern is pro
perly managed. It is the one
thijig left on the Pacific
coast that will' make big
money for investors. But, be
careful. There are many of
ferings now that mean little
and be sure you are in the
right concern before you in
vest in paper mill stock.
jM present the trust con
trols the paper product. Itj
will allow you to make
pup, but don't try to make
paper unless you have an
feement with the finan
cial heads which today con
trol the paper output They
hae a way of, squeezing
oujt the independent mill
that is both adroit and cun
ning, and they will squeeze
you out. If you don't be
lt sre it, try starting a paper
mll and see; how quickly
something happens to you.
jfCnow your people before
yoti tie up with paper mill
stJtk, and be sure they are
a Jlart of the trust, for oth
erwise you will find your
plflnt idle and no market
foj your product.
ANKERS WHO ARE
t SLIPPING
AVe have read with not a
lilfle interest the Oregon i
V(jter's tirade on the new
banking movement in Ore-'
gun, which is patterned
after the California get-rich- i
quick bankers movement.
Naturally, we think of Ed- j
ltor Chapman as one who
has reached the age when
he flies off a little hastily,
but nevertheless, he is more
than half right in his con
tention. !This idea of a bank in
a twenty-four hour period
breathing a 100 per cent in
flation into its stock simply
because it has hooked up
with a Wallingford or a
Julian, is sheer bunk.
Bank stocks are the near
est stabilized of any busi
nea concern. Every bank
must make its report to the
state or nation. It is an
open book to the public
as to what its earnings have
been and what its stock is
worth. No breathing values
into bank stock over night
cah be done and made to
t'Jck. It just can't be done.
California is now experiencing-
a slump that any
san6 person kneflrwarnom-
ingr. Some of its banks chain
ed up together and then
their stock went heaven
ward. But the earnings re
corded in the statements
j justified no such marked ad
vance. What has happened?
The inevitable. They are
soaring down, nowadays, to
where they belong.
We had always thought
that speculation might oc
cur in anything but bank
stocks. But we have lived
to see the day when even
bank stocks were subject to
the inflation of good prop
aganda. The sooner we get rid of
such a condition, the sooner
will American people keep
their feet on the earth and
refuse to be parties to the
promotion end of financial
institutions.
Al's cue is to stir about
and let his natural charm
work; Hoover's cue is to
sit tight and let the myth
do it.
Some boys have letters
and pipes and pins, and
some didn't get a thing out
of college except an edu
cation.. Some delegates ' are in
structed and some can hold
out for the postoffice back
home, even at Houston.
o
It's only fair to warn the
wets that a Smith victory
won't make near beer any
more adjacent.
Hoover Dominates
Republican Meet
(Con tinned From Page One)
executive committee took less
than a half hour of actual work.
The convention named com
mittee of 25, Including promin
ent republican men and women
from a'd sections of the country,
met In the president's room of
the W 11 lard hotel. Of the orig
inal 26, only Charles D. Hilles,
5f New York, was absent be
cause of Illness.
When the committee had as
sembled. Hoover entered, was re
ceived with an outburst of ap
plause and the conference pro
ceeded quickly with Its work.
Senator Charles Curtis. Tlce
p residential nominee, sat In as
an onlooker.
Following the election of of
ficers, a national executive com
mittee was appointed as follows:
Clarence C. Hamlin. Colorado;
Charles D. Hllles, New York;
Earle S. Kinsley. Vermont: Maur
ice Maschke, Ohio; D. W. Mul
vane, Kansas; Daniel E. Pomroy,
New Jersey; J. Henry Roraback,
Connecticut; Pat Sullivan. Wy
oming; W. G. Skelly. Oklahoma;
Roy O. West, Illinois; Ralph E.
Williams, Oregon; Mrs. Grace S.
Burlingbam, Missouri; Mrs. O. P.
Clark, California; Miss Dorothy
Cunningham, Indiana; Mrs. Man
ley Fosseen, Minnesota; Mrs. Guy
P. Gannett. Maine; Mrs. Alvin
T. Hert, Kentucky; Mrs. Martha
McClure, Iowa; Mrs. Worthlngton
Scranton, Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Pauline Thayer, Massachusetts;
Miss Bina M. West, Michigan,
and Mrs. Kills A. Yost, West
Virginia.
Announcement Made
After the meeting. Chairman
Work made the following an
nouncements: Hoover will be officially no
tified of his nomination at bis
Palo Alto, Calif., home lute In
July.
Campaign headquarters will be
established in WaBhlngton,' D. C,
New York and Chicago.
New Yorker Still
In Toils of Law
(Continued From Page One)
attorney, who claimed he plan
ned to leave Iteno without pay
ing fees ordered by the court,
and he was held in jail all night
when lie failed to deposit (400
bond. The Judge ruled there was
insufficient evidence to support
the affidavit.
HELEN RUMORED
TO BE ENGAGED
BEUKEI.EY, Calif., June 21.
(AP) Dr. C. A. Wills.alher of
Helen Wills, tennis star, said he
knew nothing about his daugh
ter's reported engagement to
Hugh Bulock of New York. He
added that he probably would
know of It If the report were
true.
President designates G 200 -a ore
bird and game reserve on I'pper
Klamath lake.'
Wlhieini
628 b NEA Service
SYNOPSIS
Virginia llrcwster, upon losing
both father and wealth, noes to
live with Clarissa Dean ami her
father. Her x lUnce. Nathaniel
Dann, ohjeeta to lh:s for he mis
trusts Ivan's motives. A misun
derstanding between the lovers
occurs when Virginia plumed
Mel's studio lute one night and
his model, t'hlri. answers.
Meanwhile. Dean allots to get
Mel sent away from Virginia,
but fails.
1 Clarissa becomes Jeilous of
'Virginia, and the latter resolvea
: to leave but Dean Insists that she
'marry him. When she refuses.
! he threatens to reveal that her
father cheated him out of $lCi)..
iOOu In a deal. Heedlessly Vlrgln
!u declares hat she will earn the
money to pay him In one year
or marry him if she fails.
Itealisation of her plight comes
to Virginia when she . discovers
'her bank balance overdrawn, aud
she has to pawn a ring before
i finding a reasonable hotel in
t which to live. She goes to Niel's
'studio to te'.l him of her break
iwith the Deans, but she does not
dare reveal her compact for Niel
Insists that she marry him at
once. Niel takes her out to dln
Iner in the "village" but they hap
'pen upon a place where his model
Is dining with another man. und
ithe fa'niiliarlty with which she
; treats Niel docs not help to re
assure Virginia. Next day she
'calls upon au old friend. Oliver
i Cutter, .who Is a successful
broker.
C HAPTEN XXII
'Of course not." Virginia said
emphatically. "I'm surprised you
ak me that, Oliver. It setm
that everyone doubts my sincer
ity." she complained with a
touch of exasperation.
"I'm aorry. Virginia. Misun
derstanding." he apologtied
nhortly. "Most of us haven't any
Stardust left, I guess. '
"It makes me think none of
"Oliver, dont talk
you have ever been in love," she
said recklessly. That she had
been Indeed reckless she saw in
his expression the next instant.
"That's hardly fair." he pro
tested, "coming from you. be
cause It's entirely your fiult that
I've never lived for that much-talked-of
emotion. I like to thiuk
I could have experienced It with
you, Virginia, but you wouldn't
listen to me and no other woman
has given me even one little heart
tug."
"Oliver, don't talk nonsense.
You might remember you're
married."
He smiled. "It would amuse
Jeanie to bear that. She's quite
aware that our friends all know
we've never mentioned love to
each other. She wouldn't mind
my admitting it to you. In fact
I think fbe rather boasts of It.
It's about all the claim either of
us has to distinction, I fear."
"It's a decidedly unworthy dis
tinction," she told him with an
edge on her voice. "But I don't
believe you' mean what you suv
and I think you're simply cor
rupt to pretend it."
"Well, n-ver mind," he replied
placating!)'. "It doesn't matter
so much does it? It's apparent
that you still believe in Santa
Claus, and kt me" .tell you I'm
glud of it. When you jumped
on mo so hard a moment ago for
my hasty conclusion I was just
going to tell you how disappoint
ed I'd be If you suddenly turned
out to have feet of clay. I al
ways did worship you a bit, you
know, Virginia."
"I wish you wouldn't say such
things, Oliver! It inn't decent,
especially lu a buslnes office."
"Ah, so the cat's out of the
bag. This Is a business call!"
"Of course. What did you think
It was?"
"Now you know you don't
want me to answer that one.
Watch your step, Virginia, es
pecially In a business office."
"A fair hit," she agreed and
laughed with him.
"But seriously, If there is any
thing In the worUT can do' for
. .j. 'ira . . . -, '-.- I-Si
II g
Afiirf ILw
hi
I you. Vlrgtula, Ju4 let ma uo It.' i "oli, good Lord! Do 1 look
I "You know how to mtiktv like John O? It I wcru un Ki
mono y, dou'l you? she returned chcmUt would 1 Im hero or would
directly, 1 lu (.tilting lu M.h?'
"At times, yes. U that what "You have n year to do It."
jyoii wlh to doT Muko mouey?"i "All of that? Well, th.it does
She nodded wordlessly but herlmako a difference. 1 think,
eyes spoke volumes, j though, It would mivo a lot of
"It's always a rlnky gttme m ik-j time If I lent you the motif y."
I Ing money on the Street," ho ; "1 11 never huvo u hundred
pointed out dtscouraglugly. 'Aiul ihMi:..ul dollars, Oliver, unless
1 thought you said you wouldn't I make It, so it's out of the
need money to be happy with the quotum to borrow."
man you're going to mnrry." I "Welt, let's see your three
A long moment slipped by be-; hundred. 1 suppose you brought
fore Virginia answered. 'It , you?" Uo wa teasing
1 "I must have It to pay an ob-1 but Virginia opened her bag and.
Ugatlou that father left," she handed him the tmmey she hud
said quietly, but her low voice j gotten from "Tncle Simon"
(Carried overtones of emotion o "I'oor Hide babes In tint deep
poignant they stirred her hearer hla k woods of Wall street." he
to at least a faint perception of 'sympathised over the bills. Then
1 her need.
"I'll help you. If I can." he
promt He d as uutetly. It wan as
though both were aware of some
Invisible but powerful force th.it
subdued their voices and made
speaking difficult, tte had caught
the feeling from Virginia, who
was completely In the grip of
'suppressed excitement. To ob -
tain Oliver's aid had been her
'one big. her only hope to make
.the money she most have to e-
cure her happlnea.
"Thank you," she tried to say.
but the distance between them
Increased with the speed of
j thought and the next thing she
kuew she was prune on the floor
while his secretary was wiping
her fare with a wet towel and
wmut uupf, pruiiiineni urnser, imm you can wnu mi money, a
was on his kutnts. chafing her(Kt'tp all of it. plcae." j
uai.ua.
"Too stupid." she nlSirmured
apologetically. Then her white
lips parted In a heurt-wreuchlng
smile. "You were overwhelming-
ly kiuil." she whispered.
! k
noiwiiHO. You mllit retticmlMT
J "Come out of it Virginia," he
j begged in great distress. "I'm
j going to send you home In my
i car."
Virginia struggled to sit up.
Between them, the secretary and
; Oliver, they got her back In her
chair '
I "Don't bother, please," she
urged. "I'll he all right In a
I moment. I want to go on with
I our business now."
"Indeed we will not. I'll come
up and see you this evening, or
I this afternoon, if you prefer.
Staying with the Deans, aren't
I you?
Virginia shook her head. "Not
'any more," she said; then to the
! secretary who was standing by
with a glass of water, "it wont
happen again."
I "That's all, Miss Evans, thank
iyou," Oliver followed up In dis-
missal.
"Now Virginia, out with It.
What w&nt wrong at the Deans,"
! ho demanded when they were
alone. I heard you were with
'them."
j "You don't expert me to talk
i about It, Oliver! Clarissa und I
'seem to have drifted away from
e ich other. Please let U ,go ft!
that."
"All right, if you suy so, but
il'vo an opinion of my own.
j Where are you now?" ho added
.abruptly.
"In a hotel." She thought It
(best not to tiutiio It at the mo
! incut.
j "You ought to po to someone,"
I ho advised her. "If Jeanie were
I back from Aiken I'd invite you
i to put tip at our plur-c. I could
move over to the Hub," he sug
gested on se-ond t hour lit.
I "That would bo a topic for
bridge table conversation," Vir
jgltiia exclaimed, liiiiKliing a little.
"I suppose so. J'lty we can't
, do as wo please."
! "Well, I please to slay when)
I am, Oliver, with all apprecia
tion of your kindncHi, hut I'd
rather have you help me in an
olhor way. I've got three hun
Idred dollars d I want you to
jiuuko tt a hundred lliouuaud."
RUTH DtWEY GROVIS
Jcanliitig sight of Virginia's for-
lorn expression, ho laughed,
"Hut I'll be their papa aud bring
them up right." he promised
- he.trtlly. "IHm't you worry,
mania. Com In day after to
, morrow and I'll have news for
you."
Me was at the door with her
1 before the thought struck him
that this might be nil the money
she had.
I "1 believe I could do as well
iwiih two huudred. he si Id and
started to separate 10u lu give
ba k to her.
j "You mustn't rink tt. Oliver,
I've just got to have that hund-
'red thousand. Terhaps I'll have
i more to bring you when the es-1
:tate Is settled, but please do th
j as uu say, irginu. pee
( jou day after tomorrow."
i She nodded and went over to
hi secretary's dck to thank her
for her ministrations. MUs
'Kj:is was a capable-looking wo-
ifi
you're niarricil.'
man in the early thirties, and It
came to Virginia as she talked
with her that here was a person
j who could give her some helpful
advice. Everyone else had driven
her nearly distracted with their
' refusals to see her In anything
j but the social butterlly who
nould' cling to her place even
If she had to asumo the role of
little sister to the rich In order
I to hold it.
All except Nathaniel, of course,
and he made It hardest of all for
. her to pursue the course she had
set her feet upon, but she could
! forgive him because of his mo
tive. "I wonder If you would have
'lunch with me?" sho akcd Miss
! Evans rather doubtfully. She
was afraid the secretary might
suspect her of a patronizing at
titude. "It would be doing me a
great favor," she hastened to
add. "I want to ask your oplu-
j Ion about something."
"I shall be glad to, Miss Brew
ster," Miss Evans assured her
after a slight pause of consid
eration. Virginia glanced at her wrist
watrh. Why, she had forgotten
all about It at "Uncle Simon's"!
"It's 11::! 0," alio announced,
"Mny you go now?" 1
'WINNERS
THE NEW
ZEROLENE
foryourmotor
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
"In five minutes."
Virginia walled In the recep
tion room, looking out over the
rooftops of Muuhattan. For the
first time In her Hf the I mine u
sliy ot the city frightened her.
What was her pitiful strength
compared to the power that had
built this great, roaring metrop
olis? , Would the brains repre
sented by these Incredible piles
of steel and concrete allow hr
to wrest even the comparatively
small sum of floo.oou from
them? Virginia shivered with
awe,
Hut ouro on the street, (ea
room-bound with Mlsa Kvsns, her
balunce was rent o red. When fi
nally thvy were enscoitred In wall
seat) with a dolly-vovered table
before them he turned to her
rompuulou with a thrill over the
novelty of what she Intended
to do.
(To He Continue:!)
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
I.OS ANtlKI.KS. June SI '
1.11a M.'t'umaa, pretty actress,
probably will know tomorrow
night whether or not a Jury
ibinka a fall from an elephant's
back la worth tKV.Suil as she
contended In ailing the Al (1.
Ilarues shows. The showman de-
dared the beast, used In a film,
was gentle.
l.OS ANGKl.KS. June 21, lts
ptisltlon of the estate of Pave
Uwls. nationally known autom
bile racer, was posttHinrd until
June 2tt In suprlor court today
In the hope of an anrimnl y
Mrs. liura lwls, wlduw or the
driver, and Mrs. Gsritnri't HU-
son, who claims to be his former j
who nnu moiner 01 nis M )par
old dauxhtcr.
8A.N FItANt'lSCO. Juno 21. j
Four airmen In the trans-Pacific
monoplane Southern Cross were t
nble to take oft successfully from
Naselal beach in the FIJI Is
limds because the natives had
presented thein with a "tam
buri," a whale's tooth which is
an omen of good luck, I. II.
l.lndrniulb. New York, sild when
ho arrived hero today from the
Fljls.
OAKI.AMl. falir., Juno
Charles Scliulii, 19, paliiii'd "the
latest liiiiK'hs" on bis automobile
mid wus sentenced to in days In
Jail hero today following hi, con
viction for "olisceno literature In
a public place." J
Prevention Should
Be Taught Child
POI1TI.AM). Oro . June 21.IV
1'rcvciitorltitn schools operated j
as an Intcicrul part of school svs-1
terns are a necessary part of any '
tuberculosis pro (train dealing,
with school children. This was.
staled In a report by lir. Chesley
Mush. I.lrermore, California, and
W. IV Shepherd. Snn Francisco,
lo the clinical section of the na
tional fltberculoal association
convention here today.
A fill) time preventorium Is a
necessary part of any tubercu
losis proKram. but should concen
trate Its efforts on children not
benefited by the preventorium
school, they snld. Kmphasls oh
rest, rather than on open nlr.
food, or aim Is tho keynote of
success. Preventorium schools
operate much more cheaply thmi
full time preventoria, and ave
a crent economic waste, they said
in their conclusions, bnncd on re
ports of work done In llcrkolny
and Alnnieda county. California.
Dr. Philip A. Parsons of His
University of Oregon, advocated
blither pay for nurses, to uttrnct
the type of women who could
Klve the ftrentest service In cuonl
and public health nursing.
l-OITI.VrlON tillOWIMJ
SAI.EM. Juno 21. P) Toilny,
Ihe loncest clay of (he year lb
population of the atnto peniten
tiary reached the hiehest mark In
the history of the prison. The
registry showed 70S prisoners.
The slluntlon Is tho Mverse of
tho usual experience, which Is
that population decreases In 'he
summer. Hiiperintendent Henry
W. Meyers said that prnciicnlly
all Inmates aro employed nud
Hint housing In taken euro of by
nrrldltionul dormitory recently
made from tho old kilrlicn.
WIIKAT !INti IP
PORTLAND, June 21. P)
Stlff galea coming from eastern
Oregon bring kernals of whent
from that district to tho crest
of Mount Hood, Harry f'otiwiy,
who led Ihreo Portland boys to
tho summit, reported on his re
turn today. Conwny said he
found kernels of wheal In Ihe
snow In various places al il.fiOO
(eel.
KII1PH WITHDRAWN
TOKYO, June 21, (UP) Thn
Japanese government ban decld
od to withdraw 27 warships dis
patched to Hhanghal In May, as
the government now considers
the Chinese authorities have ade
quately arranged to prevent dis
turbances on the Yangsto river
aui the south coast.
A spotless
tj Fit rvf
IT 'M Now the v
' "jr. Richest
- - r,Vawf Breakfast Is
pn3RP7 cooks im
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Connolly Bros.
MEN'S STORE
GHGAOTHC
SUIT SALE
Now on at
Connolly Bros.
Values to $35.00 with two pair pants. .
You cannot afford to pass up an oppor
tunity to save such as we are offering at
this great suit sale. We also carry a com-
plete stock of men's
I caps, boots and shoes.
VALUE FOR VOLUME
Buy Now and Save
Connolly Bros.
MEN'S STORE
at the intersection of 10th street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
FOR
Five-room house with
garage on large tot in
Atamont Acres. Will
take late used car as
, down payment
LaPrarie Bros and Anderson
Phone 212
drainboard
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Dcitrcy Odort
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Now the
1T Breakfast Is
Quickest too
minutes
furnishings, hats and
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