PACK SIX
TUESDAY, DECEMBER-18, 1928
THE KLAMATH NEWH
Hoover Against
.Paternalism, U. S.
Not Boss Nation"!
Masonic Officers
Installed Monday
Nowly sflcci- it oriif(r of (Up
Mas 11 lr httl .:. ViMv mi hi h i v in-
I'liL'KNOS lltKS, D-. 17. ( , . j ,
ITp) -Tho nespHpir l.n .xh-i r
(Inn lu.I;iy MilIUhMl nu iuir-iHI,,liP ici1 nlt. TIl of"
viow with llorbrrt Ilmwr inftvri v. i . loitftl J,m .Mornlay
which 1 ho American lriy.l(cnl-uIkIu. A bnn-iiwi n nerved
Crater Lake Park ' KeHojrs; Treaty
ad Gets $52,491 j
sTnTs C Ts a 11Ta
1UlIllg CllUauil (Cimllnird rrom Pna One)
, ?.mi cf the released workers
ill he absorbed. Practically
Road Gets $52.491 ! Vote Delayed;,,, ,Y.r. ir'li
I tiui1ny ulghf. Tlila waa regafileil
Ian of greatest Importance tinea
. ..'(' w anltl In he Ihe first llmo
n I Justice Science,
olcot . Mid h (llhiipprovt)! r!i:t th'?
any itiK'frtno whit-1, awuimerf 'l.tUnn.
.Ihut one nation tomrm "pa-' I (.
..ornnl jrroKfttIvts' nvor othvt,t; C
ntlntif. ! tltn : i).
-'For many venr. itio hollrf . E. M.
t-ou.-ltiMmi of t!w In-iiaS
( ; r r c! . t.m iv h 1 p r 1 m.i a
W, Stnilt y. At-nlou nr
A. Smith . junior w.mlt'ii.
ttnltb, treasurer. Tom
hao exlMt'd that commiinitfeff ant. ; SchuppHl, crotary, and the
nation, like rnmillox, cormlstotl
of a head of the family, and the
ider and youiiffor mmi," the
nowMpnper quo tod Hoover as nay.
lug, "thti fiit uumi'il possessing
pa i era Kl prerogatives while the
dnty of the iddiT son Ik to re-
director were instaUt
pirns the Juvenile expansion of
yoanger brother.
1 "'! dltapprovo altogether of
such a doctrine.
- "There is no such llilnit an
Independent nation not yet .if
Lumber Slower,
Pine Still Firm
(Continued From fa (re One)
placed on exactly the same level.
one I satisfied with a tnrnamy
! I lint htli.TM it won In Im hurl fill.
I jst(rn IVniHud 1 l.fattit
l The demand, from (he middle
ate. I aee In each nation of the , , , '
continent friendly country , "h Tll hmilra mV",r
ui orucrs mil an CTiiuum i-hii hit
i immediate shipment of badly
rer for erlticl.m aorootlmra made!"""' "u tu ",,,u
or my wuntry. alleged Interren- I Prl;'M lioMlnn op nrprl.lnaly
llonUt pmpowla. Th fact... every w- Attempta of line yard, to
day made clearer, .how that chibu" for """d shrpment have
Ideu do not prevail In my conn- ""' met w"h n,uch There
1y dplto certain uppearanee bl,ve ' M," l''"l
whieh may have orlninated .uchj,0 P""-""' ' '""""
a' belluf abroad." ra"'8- Th Prif's o" et3n,'"'n
l . retail yard Items will Improve
1- - (before the middle of January ap-
Unaerwood Plans ' ,ik,,- ti,e mi,i have
utorki. mat are nelow normal ann
the faltitiK off in production over
The frei s.wvl.e eH.tid.M ! varloiia iMC.her of the m.
, . , , , ; mine in the v-a-u few dnva. Itv
limn i he ..-aaon J. th. h; .,.,., ..,., ,,.
nm of JSlOl r.u.1 -iin- ...... tv ,,,,,, i. e'fort -to ulteh
trut'tion m the t'r.ire: n::len:.l t in.t'rpr.Maiion to the treaty,
forest. Three mile;, of th.' leiil t t'oolitlno Anvl.ui ,
huliau road between Ashland Mr f'lldg. often ha boeu a!
and Iike o- the W.i.vln v;i d.l '. with the aenate hul :n
hednles. A l.iinlier mill, which
lw,s been eloaed Tor onu time i ltN1 KyiDRti, I'ritahay, lee.
thus rropeued with t.iprlinnlely I IT. t I'l'l Herbert Hoover
the (neat f I'renldent J dun Cam
plateauy ai a formal dinner to
il ltht betoM the America n prel
deiileleet atarted ui bin flnnl
awinit toward home.
In reaponae tu the for mill wet-
lure lila lllnera Hurled tlml
(ho llnii Itad pnnied II lionra
wlllinut th aid of nedadvea.
Mr. and Mm, II. N. M alf
plan to lauve the lnt of the
wee tor Albany whore. Ihey will
enjoy thn t'hrlitinua Imlliliiya
with feint IV and friend. Mr.
Metcalf la wllh Ilia Klrit Nallon-
built. Three nml a half mi es
of the l.o.laepole road between
Bune Kiiila and l'ronpeet waa
built. Kicht mllea of Ihe Khli'
lake-lake o' the Wooda road:
waa cleared n'ady for RradttiK lu4'
the aprlnit. Vorty miles of mol.ir .
waya and five brldices wer also1
constructed In the forest.
Approximately Jtl.TioO was
silent for maintenance of road
In and ndiacent to th fores:.
In
ihe pi.si be n'tia contented him
self with KiiyhiK where he at :od
end leainc the somite alone to
exercise II own JmlKmenl, In
,.ii.... J. w...i"v -ii..,.,... ,L h 1 1'iofeaslonul men, allied
ion to fouc action before his , ihree-year eontraet wllh J.imea
ulininlsirittlon Roe, out r.f of-i fllevln, the Internal lonnlly kniwn
I'lee. ' movie producer, under the name
The delay in the aetiute make., of Southern Oregon Kotovox. Inc.
It doubtful if the treaty can be incorporated at alcni In..! week,
ratified by rhrlstma. Even If ! Medford and anulhern ' OreKon
constructed at a cost of $I3'.!V.
and Stilus was spent on trail
maintenance. The MJ.OOO bridge
ou npper Applepate to Copper
road was completed this season.
Council Discusses
Civil Service!
(Oontlnucd from rase One)
r Show" for Kid lies
S -haupp roa letter from V.
E. Marlon, aorrelary of the l'orl
laud f'lvll Pervbe. who believed
that the best blnf would be per
sonal iuspactbm of the s stem
used In his city, and stated that
(Continued tram Page One)
thrtlllnK Incidentals mark the
the holidays -III be heavier than , ""-v ,"""","",u "r ' V""
lanil utllco naa win no putceu a:
ha, the city'a dispoanl.-, ,t
But there are no rumu nvau-
usual.
The ear material markr
become stroneer durlna the last
-.rf..inn nn. r .ho ..riLin, two Tr.il. ami nslnir the ToluiBe " m the city treasur, acn
bits is the opening, reproducinf Inon'ry as a gauce. It Is pre- there wont be in 192.. as -Mayor
an actual scene In history In 'dieted that there will be plenty T. B. Walters stressed. The new
which General Grant then presl-M this kind of business the first department Is an expensive pro
dent, out.lnes the plans for es- 1'hree months of 1929. The Can- position.' anil It simply conld not
Ubllshlns; the Boccman Trail 'a"an railroads have already be undertaken at th present
.1 v , . l : ntsccd such a hir volume of ear time, waa the eeueral feeling of
r ,, "imsterl..! with the mlls in British the council. No deflnlto action I ' employed their
toward the West. In the "d's. k"0'"1""'" 'hat thfy h-".ve all the was taken, but the lter
orderi of that natt-.re they will Marlen was put on file.
' n p i , ibe able to handle for severar liefer lteromnieniUtloii
r II rzi (Tl I V KAIIlta months. T'utt U wreleome news. A wnmrnAintninii frnm .lie
& ri".., 1 to the mills of Oregon and Wash- Muy arand jury to comider In-1 "nployment. A snrplus of un
: MflV SpTTIP War Inetou. rn roncefos acrojs the .mn. nren' f nM. foriskllled labor exists in many lo
i border hare been takie.i more n,d i.i.,rfi-n.in,. f n n.,rniw calltle
day. it wonld not be possible to. Ihe movltiK picture map, hot only
Set action by the t'luistinaa ad- of Ibia country, but of the world.
Joitrnment Saturday V unless a I Not only that, but the Incom
numher of senators c.'uld b per- I plete Home River Studio movie
snaded to ubnmlon their plans j lenttire. here which practically
for speeches. ' iheeame' defunct many m.'ntbs '
force Test Tiwlay 4 j aito. may eventually ho resur-!
Meantime, the situation re-' reeled and completed by the
Kardlnc th naval cruiser bill , romiwny. to become tho home of i
is uncertain. Peace treaty hack- uper-fluo pictures to he made'
ers are resentful of the way the ! by the company, one every six
cruiser hill has been shoved In months. At this studio only the I
ahead of the treaty, and Senator ; ai ls centering .nbittt tho leading I
Klne. Vtnh democrat, said today actors would bo made, and thn J
he iptended tJ block the navy lamer scenes, such as mob.
bilf until ,the trcaiy waa ratified, j scenes, would be filmed M
As soon as the senate Totes ! Hollywood, or some Jther lurae
on tho lluwea prison labor bill i movlnx picture proline Inn renter,
probably Tuesday. Chairman Hale Medford Mall-Trlhune.
of the senate navnl comntttte I
will move to bring np the naval j
Cruiser hill. This will fi re the j
(est. I
:i for. of 2iiii men. New build
ma iiernilia recently Issued am-ii-.
nt I j over f l.iiuti.Uiio.
Make Movies
In This 1 ncfriff ''V president. u llank. Mr, Mntealf holds a
-1 HIS 1lSll II l Hoover extended his itmnka for position In Iho men's depsrliumil
the nvi'l'ili'il arenrdeil him by Ihe of The (lolden Hill.
Thrmiah Ihe flnniiiiiil eff nia goveriimeni since his arrival t ..--- 1 .
nml ambition of about doiten . from' Uilenns Aires Hilluliiy llUhl. j ,
liromlneiit Medford huliiess and j l, "' reoepiloii would
meet a re-iMinse lu uie iienria ,
of the people of the ('tilled Hlnles. 1
i "I have hoped I liila'il, by this!
visit, ayniliiillso n eourlesy call '
from one kooiI nelKhbor in nn- j
other." 11, iiner Kiild, 'niiil that I
might courry respect, ealeem and
desire for Intellectual and spirit
ual cooperation with your na-1
Hon.
"Vor excellency hna apoken of
our rommou Ideals of Just lee not
ouiy in our liiierniitloual rein
lions hul hi our aysiems of gov
ernaieiit. Justice la not only an
Ideal It Is science."
Howard It Perrin
Dtaigna and Plant
i
INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
tM Itopko HMtf. rlHM HM
Mil rmuiia Nwa Class Ada,
I
Employment Here, j
In State Given
(Continued Prom Pma One)
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains'
A.t if ttigft-SSe sd (V Fr aJ iMa .
CSaMna Maataeat-vOOIora Oi-.
Better than a Mastard Platter
Condition of King !
Worst in Weeks
fC iilnned rross Pa Oae) !
I "The king has. this afternoon, I
been somewhat real leas, and pr i .
I gress recently noted has t not
neeu eonliniieil ilurlDK iho last
few hours.
I
it
"Signed. Slanl.y lleweti
"IhiKh Klgby. j
"hawson of 1'enu" j
It was understood Ihe ray
therapy treatments which have !
I been given the king during lliel
last three days a were continued I
tonight In an effort to aid him j
In legainlng atrength. j
The night bulletin caused re-1
newed anxiety throughout thn 1
nation after a day of growing J
hope. The announcements (Sun
day and early today bad Indl-1
cated Improvement and said the!
king enjoyed "natural sleep" I
A
Telephone
is a thoughtful Gift
To save someone running needless
errands. . . td place her in touch u
with the voice of the world
Ox ve her a Telephone for
Christmas!
to save many steps within the '
home, give her t telephone with
extensions!
It is the thoughtfulness of a
Christmas gift that counts.
Any telephone employee can
take your order.
Tub Pacific Telephone and Telfgram. Company
tOon tinned From Fas Oae)
Ithnn the nsual
. ! placements that
percentage of
have been oris-
tinued as citizens offered their J footing on this side of the line,
services to the government. Cuitlus; Orders I'lentlfol
Medford The closing of near
ly all fruit packing houses re
leased about r.i)0 workers. All
Incarcerated in the county Jail:
the Bureau to he operated ill con-!
' ....... v u ., 'other plants wore In full-time
was read and referred to the . 1
There were no Hofinlte r ratting orders for both water - operation, however, a general
,1 fl ehlnmul I.,,. kuJ n,nvA . " 1
ell. . Also it was recomnivuded
porta of casualties In the 'bloody' land rail shipment have beerf more
IlgUling over uran t-naca torts, j p.e.....i mmi uie, .ere m enner tha , tytm ot ,. be employ.
rwporx rorts xaptnreil jwi'1"!'' or .wptruiufi. mis ciau
. The general decree of mobil- partially bo attributed to tho
:2ation; calling to arms all re-' tpecdtrg np in timber business
kervlsts between thn ages of which is always experienced Jitot
It and 29. aroused martial ex-1 be to re the, milis close at Christ
cltcmeiit throughout the nation, j a. It is rlnlined that the rar;:o
Tho mobilization decree was , "il'la ar having both domestic
ilKned by President Jose C,tls-"nd export cutting orders offered
eiarl after the Bolivian forces! 10 th'' 'or shipment as far as
had attacked and caiitnred the si months ahead, but a majority
Paraguayan forts of Marlscal ' the manufacturers are satisfied
Lopez, the advices said. j '" fiIall '''" 'r "'
Tlnne Drons Bombs -present.
surplus of labor exists.
Krnnts PaMs All plants- wore
In itnaMilna wllh their . nsnnl
ed for all those serving out jail for(,., employed In most Instan
terma. .s sawmill Is In course
The police conunit-ee. reported;., (.,in,ml,.tUin.
unfavorably ou an ordinance; . ,..,,,. , ... .nnar.
wnicu was siinnu.iien
lasi .11011- . ,. nt llio monlh
(lay ingiii ny u . 1. i,ee w-no
with
Bend An iuflnx of labor Irom
other localities has creuled
holds a garbage franchise
,,,e c,t- (slight surplus of workers. -The
The committee's objection ' I' majorliy cf iho local Industries
was that It was worded so that rpPor,ed normal schedules. Uuild
It didn't allow the private Indl- lng includes a. large huslncaa
vlilual to haul hia garbage to the , siriirinr. There was no demand
Th Rniir;,. i.iocii- m! Jixport orders are coming along "'J P suull, ""-' for farm help.
Kaia the banks of the Paraguay a fa,t needed, and priced are ordinance really sought just to j Portland A decrease In atrl- I
river to the Conception or Villa ftrm on merch and very strong on keep otner firms from hauling : cultural work and In . sawmill
Haynes districts and Isolate the PP"ial cut-clears of all dimen- garbage aad refuse In the rtty. ad logging activitlea affe.ti-d )
foreign 1 ne city attorney was atiioorizi.fi 1 the local employment situation.;
Baiiis. 'eera sector. Paraguayan sl""- is ,Iiat the foreign The city a'.torne
military men said. ' 'havers are watching the domestic to amend the present garbage
The oae of alrnlanes by the'!"er markets closer than ever, ordinance so that firms or com-
Bollvlans. as In the case of the n"1' ut ttl lirst sign of d revival panics not holding a franchise
aerial bombing of Baliia Negra ""T "kely be speeded up. w ith the city cannot operate here, i
Frlcsy. was expected to distract ! The Atlamie coast cargo mar- To Call for Bids
attention from the operations of kt is sti" verT lPk- Prices have ; v. L. Fletcher wes not grant-'
Infantry. A Bolivian plane was ,"st considerable ground and the ed a permit to operate a junk
reported to have dropped four h".v1 '" finding no difficulty dealer's establishment oh White
bombs on Babla Negra. None of '" "'PPlV'ni? their needs frnm dis- avenue in Mills Addition, at the
the bombs exploded. tressed transits and stock which 1 recommendation of the police,
Bolivian Sentiment Cliunstes j is In storage. In-ntirles are being ; committee. j
LA PAZ. Bolivia, Dec. 17. fT "reived asking tor quotations on j A resolution was pawd .111
P) Unofficial opinion here to- lrgoe and parcels for shipment thorlzlng the police Judge to cali
day Indicates that Bolivia's and-1 "' r.v- ln """ifor bids on gasoline, tires, meals
den shift In the public attitude"'"""' "-" ''","."""
toward Paraguay might result i '"'lay.
in . ....iti ,.i. .,...., f ,ho Sotilliein Slarket Slow
Oran Chaco boundary dspute.
The comparative calm
followed riotous demonstrations
Saturday and early Sunday, when '
A laige highway program Is
under way In the vicinity and
news of- Bolivian victories at .
five Paraguayan forts was re-!
ceived, caused some observers to ,
predict that offers of arbitration
would be accepted.
Deny Fort Capmres I
The foreign ministry tonight 1
Issued a communique denying i
official dispatches from Asuncion '
which said Bolivians had rap-1
tared forts Valols, Hivarola and
(Jencral Genes, ouly to lose themj
In a Paraguayan counter-attack !
later.
The communique, asserted that'
Bolivians had never attacked t lie I
Ions and, therefore, the Para
guayans had not recaptured them
nor even abandoned their pos
itions. I See Kurt of Dispute
' WASHINGTON. Dee. 17. (UP)
An end of the hostilities be
tween Bolivia and Paraguay t
night hinged on the future at
titude of tho La Paz KOvern
nicnt, tho state department of
ficially announced that Paraguay
had accepted the Pan-American
conferonce's good offices.
The acceptance of Paraguay,
telegraphed lo the Pan-American
conference, apparently was wllh-
Ilo-
The California cargo market is
Which 1 "ii'i mere . iiuiimia; in sijiiii
10 ive nope tor any immeiitato
change. The dealers there, as
elsewhere, are soon to be busy
with inventories and that Is one
thing which is hurting business.
Iliiildiur permits in the Los An
for prisoners, and printing for
1929. An ordinance was passed
authorizing the mayor and police
judge to -enter into a contract
with Allen Sloan for auditing the
city's books.
An application for Installing an
electric sign at the new Pelican
theater to be 35 feet long by 12
feet wide and to cost upproxi-
diftrlrt have tapered off ma'l' 11250 was referred to the
e .,,-s
several million dollars, and it is
por-sible th.-it this isalready being
felt. Another two weeks will bo
sufficient to eliminate the Inven
tory argument. It la not uncom
mon for buying to be dull in Cal
ifornia at this time of the year,
and after the next 12 months
bave drifted by ft will no doubt
lie found that the Bear atute has
taken Us usual quota.
While the volume of new btisl- j
. ness coming to the pine mills east j
jof the Cascades la very light, ow-!
ling to Ihe extremely broken con-;
'dition of their stocks, prices nro ;
holding firm on all grades. Simp ;
lumber fa very scarce, and this;
Item has been advanced isl peri
thousand recently, with indica-!
, lions that the mills will be get-!
,tln(! more money before spring.!
j Pino mills having dry kilns are
j now finding It nerefsary to put '
' many of their low grades through
:ln order to fill out on mixed-car 1
business. This situation will grow'
worse ralher than better as 1 lift ;
M-a?on advances, for there will be ;
building Inspector. Five build
ing permits aggregating 110,795
were allowed.
Next Monday night at 8 o'clock
Is the honr set by the1 council
for hearing of objections to the j
proposed city budget for 19 2.
Por results use News Class Adi I
25'
is the
right price
to pay for a
, good tooth
paste '
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llrlan jovcrnmcnt merely advised the .rir.g. The pine mills are
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Rood offices had been eulniiiiled ; thofr market all through 1921.
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