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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928
e Klamath News
when, with two million state
debt plainly in sight, orders
iPnbllshsd moral nc m- were given to uuuu not
es Monday by The Klamath mal schoot and a tubercu
Nan Publlsbln. company at 11- , . .. , ,
""south Viltta. atr.it. xitmiiA losis hospital, thus piling
Talis. ; ' :.. ling the state further into
OflMd Vrnftrr of fily of KUm. debt.
ata Falls and Klamath County Oreeon had better run
her business and pay inter
est on a state debt, than to
Howard Wlnnard lily Kdltor
lift Zlmmrrmaa , Aiw. alar.
Radio Movies Do
Not Disturb Men
In Picture Game
HOLLYWOOD, Auk. . il'l")
Th luolUm plriur Industry In
the throes of reorganisation (or
(he "lalklfa" toiilRht a-iiijiid
t
lures
SCANDAL
COLUMN
Bogeyman Routed
By Klamath Cops
provide more avenues of i,iq, ,f ,.i,-,nti.
j . . ii . ..7.- i- I Kitty nillltoin ahmil.1 flattou oul
he advent of radio motion pic- . ' , . ,
... . ilt most lui!ita Iimi spirit and
TtwwK ti'irllilo tliliuts which
"r'ulturm to hi wtt for St lur "",M ""'" "-veaia."-
Vnt illwi. h. -I dou't '"' '' l',v" ". w,,r
oritur It."-Milton W. Smith. 1,0 '' ,3U "''"'I "I'wt
laat ulKht lv I'alrolmon llurki'
and Coon without loaa of ll(o or
Moodphcd.
No wonder Tunney retired.
' W'BWRIPTIOX BATKS
Mhwrd by carrtrr. month
Mtrcrad by audi. w. &.00 ! money for unwise expen-1
Bubsrriptiou payable In adranre. ; (jitur(3i
then ha ha a wife to fliilit with
A Hinall hoy, nlono In
hotiMe. IhoUKltl he hoard a
the
bur-
taxation to raise more Th -mlkle.- were hailed ;, , ,,,,.,.,
If the money doen't sooth hla!'r- H telephoned liolhe heud-
Entered a second class matter
at th postotllce at Klamath
tSrtla, Orecoa, November IS,
11. under act ot March 3. 187.
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aber Selected Oncoa
r Newspapers
ONE CITIZEN HAD A
THOUGHT
announcement they were jubilant
The peoplo ot the I'ulted State
will never lie content to sit In
their home and ee the picture.
Portland is enjoying a
visit from thousands of buv-
-y3Vlil7.. ' ers tm'3 wetk- The event is
if liMi-4J one of the substantial things
Ptfle eoat representatives: Ar-j Portland stages every year.
thr W. Stype. Inc.. Saa Fran- j lhe WBO6 Buyers'
claie. Loa Aatelss and Portland. Ana ,ne w " 0 1 8 u.ver!
Eastern representatives: Charleai Week importance rests with
SleiwTH cVLlr' W- H" the idea that one man had 1,1 ' ""P""1, a "
Steckwall. Chicago. theater to Tlew biititer and bet- Irate fat
"f jcaia n;u. -aiuaii oil au, uer f,jm9
one of the unassuming but
exceedingly sound business
men of the metropolis, con-
boom and mot of the vtudio
reduced actlvllle to a minimum ..x,,i,i..r ni,,..,, fr,,,,, l.lch
while pn.irutton. were made ' ,umiiliR " Another fuinou Inst
synchronlie motion w ith '' ' ,houi:ht. "It won t he Ion do."!
and until producer found oul I
what wa what. T, Hlckiird ha overlooked!
Now the radio movie ha ar-,,,. .s,r,llon .j ai Smith In hi i
rived, arrordln to announse-; f heavyweight. An adjoe- K. K. llraKK, one of the three
menu by Wetinahoue Klectrlc , Vf bv adject I ve and rua word member of the luto Induatrlul
lu Pittabtirith. and leadliiK flKiire : h). ,., Wlir, account w ill he I accident communion, and i c.
in the Industry uld that rather j given by the New, when the bin ,n. couimel for the rouiinllon,
than being undisturbed by thelrow ,IBri. . arrived In Klamnlh Kail veter-
iiutler. anil the offlceru iiulckly
I routed the boaeyuian.
State Officials
Here From Salem
duy from Sulem. They will peud
Ccorite Appel was electnicuted ! several duy calllnr on Klamath
In New York. Handy Item for the ; employer.
food page tbaked applet, or for The two men left for a trip
waa the consenus. ana tnose wno use by miinutncturer ot electric to ('hllouuln this mornlna with
do have the home entertainments i ranee. p. s. Wuite, soul hern Oreron
representative of the commission.
Tetephoa 8TT
Mtber Aadtt Burraa CiiraUtiOB
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SMITH'S POOR
JUDGMENT
.'hen Governor Smith
stepped amid his applause
her Your modern con-
versa! Ipu U (ltsrustlnaly vulgar.
"Not merely the size and I Modern daughter I'm not vl-
method of preaenttng a motion ; liar. I'm just broad-minded.
picture by radio In the home will
prevent It belug a sertoua co re
ceived the idea of establish- I petltlor of (he great palace of
ing a week when merchants amusement, but the psychology
who buy from Portland
wholesalers and jobbers
of the theater aa against that of
the home will continue patrons
flocking to the theaters," Cecil
receive the entire attention !
of those interested in their jment in compauy with a large
business. The City then took number of people," Do Mille ad
ud the movempnt anrl nrnn. deu- "heightens the emotional
I reaction.
"The difference in seeing mov
er entertainment was
planned. It has grown eachiles via radio In the home and in
year until now the entire !,h y I'onipared
who la prevailed uHn by his
daughter Huth to drop hi ardu
ous existence tor a whlto and live
1 I'l-lltll VI 'l-'ll l)ll'i u 11 v 1 vubh ill uruer in rcusio
' . . vhls health. Injected Info the pro-
. , the difference of seeing a woman . .t - 7 ' , . ... 1 ceeaing are tne antic or ner
city ot r-ortlana looks for-,,. cl0.B nd " I:" "'' Morn, tportrayed by l.e.
naiu iu Duvcrs etrn unu ling me same .woman in
they make it a very fine oc-'beaut5r ot Tenin attire with ail
; x- v o. her feminine allure."
casion. .Nathan Strauss con- ,ne ttMo BOre, nmv
ceived the idea and thought, I think they will be a tremendous
and after all, what is any'boost ,0 ,ne -'' motioa pic
big thing but a thought de
to challenge a Baptist min-j could come to the city andjB. DeMliie. producer. aid
ister to debate Smith's rec
ord because that minister
had said some harsh things
about the New York ex
ecutive, he broke all the
soind rules that govern a
candidate and used mighty
por judgment.
;jThe governor called the
preacher's hand, but the
pjeacher came back with
three aces, to use the gam
bler's term, for instead of
agreeing to permit Smith to
ufe the Baptist pulpit which
bad been requested the
pteacher told the governor
"Sure, come on, let's have
tlie) biggest auditorium in
Nw York and debate your
record in public life." And
then he went further and
tjallenged Smith to a joint
debate throughout the
south. "
: Of course, Governor
Smith will get the worst of
this whole transaction, be
cause he is running for of
fice and the preahcer is
not This goes to show that
Kew York's governor, while
Irate father Well. If you were
man. that term would fit.
At the Liberty
On the screen of the Liberty
thuaier. where it has been show
ing ince yesterday. I "Pleasure
delightful
lirY PLANK
SOmiAMI'TON. Kng.. Aug. .', Before Muslims
(IP) The Rogers Airlines have, comedy that has been faahloned
purchased the airplane "Friend-it" please the Urge number of
hiu" In which Mlas Amelia Bar- '" ho like plot with Jewlah-
"The psychology of gathering . hart and her two companions Irish complications.
made their trana-Atlautlc flight.' The story ronrern Itself with
The price paid for the machine ! doing of Max Davldsou. a
wa $60,000. The "Friendship" "' " " laciory,
will be used for passenger ser
vice In the I' lilted Status.
TUB KLAMATH NEWS
Queen's Taste Toffee
Tanjar Chocolates
Royal Rosarian 1
Chocolates
Combination Sweets
Oregon Fruits & Nuts
Bulk Candies
The Mark of Quality
Vogan's
Candies
Consistent with our policy of carrying
the brat lines of merchandise for our cus
tomers, is our selection of Vogan'i candies
chosen for their unrivaled quality, fresh
ness, and wide range in choice from
such fine box candies as Queen's Taste
Toffee, Tanjar, Royal Rosarians, Combina
tion Sweets, Oregon Fruil and Nuts to
delicious chocolates, creams and miscel
laneous candies sold in bulk.
Hiniror. mnmmr m iiia ii. n. . . .... .
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UV ! n rueis t.. I Ima ! ..." ...
....... u.4o.uu .u ......... oC Kutri (viritlnla ifrownc rain I '
veloped?
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They have found near
London, an early coin pinch
ed flat on one side, the first
intimation that Scots ever
dwelt that far south.
ture industry." was the reaction
of Sam Goltlwyn.
"Anything that makes it easier
'for the public to get the motion
picture habit Is a great thins tor
the Industry," and motion pic
tures by radio will quadruple
theater attendance In a short
time. Goldwyn believed.
Jack Warner, of Warner
Brothers. Bald the development
"looked like a step forward."
But don't be too cranky "pPle wh do not now at-
l . . . - , ;ienu muuon pictures -wouia oe-
about your tenets, O Israel. , -ome ,nterMtfd throurh ,elnr
O jthe films In their own homes and
IITCTTf"'!? T?T A IT ithe 'h6016" would be protected
J(JoilVlj IliVlV " i by the crowd spirit held by all
Wednesday, was announced here he Is of the ISO. 000 he knows
today. Ills widow. Mr. Suiunne ,, haJ M,ea away aa a dowry. :
I.ucbslnger. live In Vallejo. The course of true love doesn't
Calif. Commander Lurhsluger rn truB fr Morris because of '
waa born In San Francisco. i the appearance, on the scene of I
Dr. Burke tl'al OWIallcy.. but j
millions Into General Motors all the difficulties are flnully i
which wa credited with a con-1 smoothed out tu the InteiiHe nut-)
siderable portion of that corpo-i olfaction and extreme pleasure of.
ration's growth and the rise of I the audience. I
Its stock oil the New York ex-1 "Pleasure llefore Itilsiness" in!
change. Pierre I)u Pont bltnself. cheerfully recommended as clean.
I said to own personally 4. 000.-! wholesome entertainment, pluull
000 shares, or about 2i per rent! fully besprinkled with IiiukIi. i
of General .Motor tock.
The family ha long been ac-l Mrs. ,J. Ilotrhkls and daugh-1
lively connected in republican iter. Mis Mahle. and Mis Quceu I
polities, two of Its members ((Jott returuqd home to Lakevlew I
serving In the Vnltcd States'Thursday after visiting here with '
senate. , friend for seroral duys. I
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FOR AL SMITH
ATLANTA. Ga.. Aug. . (UP)
Justice William Harmon Black
of the New York state supreme
court took time oft from his va
cation here todav to challenge
Versed in Tammany Hall Dr. John Roach Straton. In
methods, and New York wfcos" churcn ne te president of
. . . .... the trustee board, for his char-
ov-ic inciuou!., is sun cnua- arteriiation of Governor Alfred
of "forces of moral progress and ; General Motors corporation to-
irue political wisdom. day granted a leave of absence
T...ln t,lnnl. - f .
u3lite o m uo.cruor;to their chairman, Pierre S.
Smith's record In public life was
"easily the most progressive rec
ord before the American elector
ate." "He I the cleanest, most loyal
man in politics iodiiy," muck's
statement said.
Justice mack disclaimed any
blunder.
KAY TALKS TAXES
Individuals."
Other producer were reluct
ant to express definite opinions.
Leave of Absence
Given DuPont by I
General Motors'
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xti, VADir . n .I'm
line wnen It comes to run- mith as "the deadliest foe" 'The board of directors, of the
ning in a national campaign,
'if he is willing to take
pfl that minister he will find
a; 'thousand more ready to
heckle him into joint debate
arid the result will be one
continuous wrangle.
.I.Triia is nrnhuhlv r.ni.n.
.,, . , MJ .
nor Smith's first blunder as ; unfriendliness to Dr. Straton hut
a-national campaigner, but !",fd rhls ""ck on ;Sml,h
., """-inot represent a great many Bap-
ii, iciiaiiiijr appears lo oe a itlsts of this country."
! He predicted the democratic
candidate for president would
! carry the south overwhelmingly.
t He said he was "astounded at
itlie unanimity for
(.'State Treasurer Kay, lSmlth ln (otgia."
from whose office has come
repeated stories about the
state deficit, has isued an-
tither newspaper story, but
this time he fastens the
ljlame for under-valuation
h the Pierce administra
tion where it rightfully be
longs. He also hits the bulls
ye when he says our pres
ent deficit w h a t e v e r it
;may be is due to a period
itvhen a state income tax
was in operation and the
levy was decreased on prop
erty. Then, the income tax
law was repealed and the
?ix per cent limitation pre
sented the levy being placed
;high enough to take care
.Of the state's expenses.
Treasurer Kay is right in
iftll his statements this time.
He is opposed to new in
come tax measures which
Iwill be on the ballot, and
(he is right in that.
"' A state income tax will
;j).nly raise more money for
the boys to spend.
Note the proof of this in
"Hie late aclion of "itie "board
Du Pont, so that he might pur
sue his political activities with
out involving the corporation in
politics. :
Like John J. Raskob, chair
man of the corporation's fin-i
ance committee, who resigned to'
become chairman of the demo-1
rratic national committee. Ilu i
Pont offered his resignation to
the board nf directors, expressing ,
voluntarily a willingness to step
completely out from the corpora
tion's activities. Because of his'
enormous holdings In the com-
Governor Pany. however, the directors vol-1
ed to reject the resignation and
grunt the leave of absence in-
OlfJ AutOS Get Off f'lu'hough the particular p-
iQCllv in sfniirf "cal connectlon mentioned in,
JjdSllJ III VUUTl I today's developments wa Du
! Pout's position as chairman of
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"Get ItatMagillV
FAR ROCK A WAY. N. Y., Ann. jthe executive committee ot the
9. (JPi Fines in inverse ratio to I association against the prohi-i
the ases of the automobiles in-1 bition amendment, ft was believed
volved are belnij Imponed by Ma- certain in both politiral and fin-l
KiHtrate rarrell in traffic canes. anclal circles that Du Pont plans:
Speeders whose cars were of the
vintage of 1922 drew suspended
sentences. Parkins fines were
doubled in the case of expensive
models.
in the near future publicly to)
endorse the candidacy of Gov.
Alfred E. Smith for the presi-)
dency and to devote a consider-j
able portion of his time to the
demof-ratle campaign. '
Alfred Sloan, Jr., president of;
Gr-neral Motors, explained that;
Du Pont's resignation was prom-1
pted by a desire to make
IaKAVKH JMIMMHMMM
LO.VDOX, Aug. 9. (UP) The
Evening News today declared that
Captain Alfred t.oewenstefn, Bel
gian financier who was killed in pain tnat his political activities
a fall from his airplane over the j were those of an Individual and j
English channel recently, left anjthat ;Pneral Motors had no in-1
estate of $40,000,000. equally terst hi political matters. j
divided between hfs widow and Sloan asserfed however, that
his on. The newspaper addpd the board of directors felt the!
that Loewensteln lost $60,000,000 j company's position already had i
during the three weeks before been made clear ill the case nfl
his death. ! Kaxkob. and there was nothing !
i to be gained in having Uti Pont1
fcXO.W.KMKNT HKVIVKO resign. !
KAN FRANCISCO, Ag, ft. (V "berefore. the r signaHrtn was!
P Rumors of an engagement ' not accepted, but Mr. Uu Pont i
between Jeanne Kugols, stage was ncconli-d a leave ot absence
star, and Warren Whitney, Jr.. i instead." Sloan sa id. I
scion of a prominent eastern fam
ily, were revived here today when
Whitney met the actr-'ss as she
stepped from a steamer, but Miss
Bagel emphatically denied he
wuh. more. UUuu ,"jii!t a .rlosc
friend."
Du Pont is a iiM-mhor of the
wealthy and distinguished Du
Pont family, of Delaware, control
lers of the great Du Pont powder
interests and more recently heavy
investor In i. cm-nil jMolorH. It
was the entry of the i'u Pont
A man named Johnston
was in a candy store.
"I don't now what I
want" said a customer.
Mr. Johnston went right home and talked to his
experts. They listed 22 of their finest candies
each kind different.
That was the creation of
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