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Newspaper Page TextFAGS FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1931 THE KLAMATH NEWS The Klamath News mul asest Ot OI !" ""iSJll read ,!' UWt. 'sw.m aa MiM4 eiaee wllet ST.. " B, '" iiMdMirnok aav-a iwM ay o.rrM 2 rear, twill ose t. ml B.I I metis W" la itnm - M RUCVM Black CWCMJ alt raviteed 7. - txx angelee n..M at Til an Nvws teSeTae? "ilk cmn.el.1. " ikf..l the tll rails erk.l Si, .touin.a rot U askles ui at it otftesa kteeseer Attdlt IMrM H clfWIlllal FEDERAL PATERNALISM 'A tendency in govern- Stent, regarded by many as dangerous. is now claiming the attention oi mose mm- - - - ested In public affair. It to 1i "0"ch,1rcn,h " . . . J. la Wall street finance. Tee the gradual development !torday-t ,BU u,. recall of federal paternalism with a consequent lessening of power of the states. It is a medieval idea, detrimental to both national and state governments. Already is has been pro posed that the federal gov ernment collect most of the taxes and return part of them to the several states. Only recently the federal authorities have stepped in to the Chicago picture, to punish gangsters who have laughed at city and state officials. There are plead ings for federal aid in. this or that The idea of a strong central government is aound. But if it becomes so strong that it destroys the initiative and self-reliance of the states, there is dang-1 er. ahead. Calvin Coolidge, warned of the tendency seven years ago. . He who doesn't clean up his own backyard isn't likely to care much about how the public street looks. So is it with the states. BACKYARD GARDENS The backyard or vacant lot truck garden is going to be an important method of relieving the wants of the unemployed this summer. Fred C. Croxton, vice chair- - man of the president's Emergency committee for employment, points out that there has been a huge increase in vegetable gard ens in the United States this. summer, and says that many part-time or laid-off .workers will use them to ' provide themselves with food. A number of business concerns which own idle land, such as railroad and mining companies, have en couraged workers whom they have had to lay off to raise vegetables on tracts of company land. In many cities relief committees and civic organizations have taken up the work. And, of course, the jobless man who has a backyard of his own is turning truck-gardener without any prompting. All of this will not, of course, replace organized relief distribution. But - it Will help the situation very materially, p o The fact an increasing number of phone calls are being made at the White House should convince you that the Republicans are quite a busy party. o An optimist is a South America president who thinks the shooting outside Is ' one presidential salute after the other. K The vogue for reducing .fright acquire some signific ance if it also applied to Jieavy artillery. ' o r "1 can't make this out at all," as the infielder said tungling a. hot liner. Today Bp ARTHUR BRMtUNB Copyright. III. ty Bias Feature Syndicate, lac. FINANCE in Ik aewly created world ol prohibition erim la almoat aa eompllcated aa kick finance la Wall etreet. Tka polloo aeek JokB Factor, battar knowa aa "Jake tka Bar bar." Factor'! lawyara -would gladly dllTr their cltant to tka United State authorities, tkat k might ba protected from bla owa friends. They plan to kidnap "Th Barber to uak hla dl Tlda IM0O.OI accamnlatad IB wlndllng anterprlaaa hera and la Euro pa, Fa'llni aaek dlrlalon. they would akoot him. a a MR. "LEGS" DIAMOND, who carrlea In his body algbt or tea aluga recently fired by gaag ter friend, la two attempt to murder him, la particularly anx ious to find Make tka Barber." Mr. Diamond "frub-etaked" tha 'Barber" that ba might Mil oil tocka to the simple-minded per sons la Europe. Tha Barber made fire million dollars and faUed to dlrlde wltk his crub-etaker. la tha world of gang finance, that meana death. childhood rhyme: "Jack and Jill went np the hill To fetck a pall of water. Jack fell down and broke bis crowa. And Jill came tumbling after." Yesterday but steel was Jack and American Can was Jill. Ther both "broke 100." Which means tkat tkey fell below par. In a little while, men will rob their eyes, not believing that It really happened. Two years ago. men that "play the market" had for their limit not the sky or the fixed stars, but the distant nebula. Now they will sacrifice their stocks and later buy them again at top prices. And so It goes. Tka lata Russell Saga aaid to this writer la tka ancient days: "Young mas. ererybody haa in his lifetime at least one chance to bay Western Union at SO. When your chance cornea, don't miss It. Western Union has been at II at toast twice since then. and. with all oar depression, list a aha re waa bid for Western Ualoa yesterday, and nobody sold any. In October, lilt. It sold at 1172. rwai a good day for th newly developed crop of a ma tsar Peers." Wheat waa weak, cot ton aold at the lowest price since tka rammer of 111. It'a tka old, aad story. When ther are bargains nobody haa money, or. If be haa, ha won't spend It. When there are no bargains, ererybody wants to bay. What will happen to those Improrlsed bears, later, will sarpriae them, e e BUT1 mind, wa do not, as yet, advise yon. to buy any par ticular stock. a - - r TAKES pluck to defy black mailers and extortionists. Miss Clara Bow, young mov ing picture actress of great tal ent, deserves thanks for showing the necessary courage. One of tha criminals, proving upon her, haa been convicted of grand theft, another Is pros ecuted by the federal authorities. Unfortunately, the long strain in court, with tha unsuccessful attempts at blackmail and the efforts to blacken her character, have injured her health, forcing ner, temporarily, to enter a san itarium for recuperation. The public, with whom Clara Bow greatly Increased her nonn laritv, can show its appreciation oi ner plucky conduct by flock ing more than ever to her pic tures, constantly improving. TWELVE nations in Europe, to say notking of thla one, are worried about Russian Industrial, commercial and business compe tition, ine export markets of the Lnited Statea are much af. fected," yon are told. Where wa used to sett goods, Russia la underselling us. European na tions want to form a trade agree ment against Kussia and, prob ably, will succeed no better than they did with their "United States or Europe" that was to tear down barriers among them selves. The way to compete' with Rus sia is to COMPETE, not merely weep or growl. Slants of Wisdom editor or Weston. Oregon. Leader By CI.AKK WOOD Us democrats, as a party, could be a bit more chipper If all we had to settle were " our cam paign policies. Before lending a credulous ear. to communist propaganda, it 1 well to reflect that the worst conditions in America are not so bad aa the best in Russia. Too many people depend on the government when the gov ernment, if it is to survive, must depend on the people. We've noticed no laudation of the Chicago police captain who had banked $217,000 In five years, but he probably prefers to receive his tribute from the racketeers. a Soviet Russia's well-known proficiency In execution doesn't apply, it appears, to her five year plan. see General Sutler apparently re gards it as the function of a ma rine to keep officials and diplo matic Washington at see, Friend California has bought an alrplaao for here governor. Thns he can easily get an eyeful of beautiful scenery by flying acrosa his state's northern bor- 'der. High Fiamac, Two Kind. Clara Bow Hu Pluck. . Ruwia Worrios Thtm, Harkneu Good American. If we cu t beat Russia at manufacturing aad la prices, Russia wtU beat a la Ik world's aurkoU. Aad yelling "kotalM vlsm" won't preveat It. Ther U nothing nw about th situation, except that kit finance hatee to admit tkat lowly Bolshevism can ktat tt at Ita owa game. Before tka war Germany waa taktac business away from Eng land and other countries, aa Rus ata la taking tt away bow. PERHAPS tka nations wUl get together and decide to fight Russia. It tkey do, they will lose money. Aa expert derma, said truly and before 1114: "Going Into Kusala Is Ilka sticking your Bead into a feather bad. Tha farther in mu ao the mora yoa choke. To eonouer Franc yoa need only take Pari. To conquer Italy you take Rom. To lake London would be to conquer England. Bat la Rassla, It yon took Leningrad and Moscow jrfco, still would bare 100.000 Russian Ttl- country Ton might conquer the whole of the east and you would still have Texaa aad California, Illinois ana a great many other states to attend to. AN admirable dtlien la Ed ward F. Harknass, wko con tinues a gigantic program of In telligent public spirited giving oy balldlng for Columbia university a library to kold tour million books, Mr. HarkBee haa already aiven to Columbia, and allied Initiations. S3. COO. 000. Last year he gave away, chief ly for education, f 31.000.00. Ia all ha has given away mora thaa 165.00.000. aot Including 11, 000,000 every year in accordance with th wishes of hla deceased mother. Hen la that rare thing. young man NOT spoiled by in herited wealth. He compares favorably with other very rich yoaag men aad women that attend their money and time In gambling houses end on the race track, ana getting meir pictures Is the papers." Eighteen Years Ago In Klamath Claude H. Daggett today fa stened aa county treasurer. Th resignation as eiiectire may ji. Tha resignation which w tendered the county court waa accepted by tkat body, ana i. W. Siemens waa appointed: as successor. Upwards of 10 members of th Woodmen of th World. delegates from Oregon camps aa far north as Linn county, are as sembled In thla city today, at tending to the affaire of tka dis trict. While la session they will name delegates from thla dis trict to tha next general encamp ment. In addition to th numeroas advantages offered the mano factarer In Klamath Falls, tree factory sites will also be listed if a scheme considered at yes terday's meeting of tha director of the chamber of commerce la approved. "The Editors" a translation jfrom the German, was the otfer- lng of the Senior class of the high school at Houston's opera house last night. Frequent out bursts of applause from the large audience Indicated that the work of the studente waa pleas- mi. Engineer Don Zumwalt wfll leave for Algoma tomorrow. wnere ne win make a survey for tha extension of the Algoma Lumber company' railroad. The company will baud the logging road farther Into the timber so aa to be ready to handle next season s logs. Insect Control Work Started In Modoc County ALTURAS, May 20. Dr. K. A. Salman, of th Bureau of En tomology, with crew of helpers Is engaged on insect control operations at Timbered moun tain, 10 miles north of this The bureau of entomology has an experimental area at this point and i carrying on experi ments in controllng th barK beetle in western yellow nine. Salman and his assistants will also make a survey of conditions with respect to Insect Infestation of timber In other sections of Modoc National forest while In this locality. The ravages of the bark beetle destroyed many million board feet of tin timber in thla sec tion a few years ago, tha epi demic reaching Ita peak in 1127 and then declining year by year. Saddle Rock To Be Reopened Today by Owner Oeorxe Christie, owner of th Pelican hotel, Is reopening th Saddle Rock cafe In th Pelican Hotel building. It will be under th manage ment of Splro Mathews, who cam (o Klamath Falls from the Royal Hawalln hotel at Honolulu. The chef la Frank Martin. Mr. Martin cms from some of th fin est restaurants in Ban Francisco and southern California. They will open at 5 p. m. Thurs day, and will be open dally from :3o a. m. until s a. m. They will speclaliie In steaks at popular price. Ther are preparing a sumptu ous dinner for their guests of th opening day. Poole's v Theatres . AT THK PKI4CAN If tha Pelican Theatre this weak establishes a new record for attendance It will be because Frank Floyd'a Fox Movietone prod action of "Beat Lynn," aot only represents tha fulfillment of th management's promise. but because tha lovely Ann tier' lag, assisted by Cllve Brook. Con rad Nagel. Beryl Mercer, Cecilia Loftus and outer notable players, gives the finest portrayal of her meteoric career. Thar la absolutely Bo doubt ing th fact tkat Abb Harding la "Eaat Lyase" attains the highest mark reached by any emotional actress, by her charao- tarlsatlon of Isabel. Tha Movietone of 'East Lynn' differ la many way from other adaptations. Thla ona seems to have exercised tar greater analy sis with regard to character Qualities and entertainment value. Tha story haa been alter ed so that tha highest posses sions of the new screen art are need to maximum advantage. Th presence of such a brll- llaat galaxy of popular stare aa Abb Harding. Cllvo Brooks aad Conrad Nagel la a single picture la tn ltaeit aa event tnat stamps the vehicle as on of exceptional merit, Noteworthy portrayals are also contributed by Beryl Mercer aa Joyce, the maid, and by Cecilia Loftua la her Fox Film debit aa Carlyle'a splnlster sister, Cor nelia. Others In tha cast deserv ing mention are O. P. Heggle, David Torrenc and Flora Shef field. '. AT THE PINE TREE Marl Dressier and Polly Moran have scored another com edy "ten-strike" with "Reduc ing," their latest Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer picture which opened laat night at tha Pin Trea Theatre for three days. "Reducing" haa been admir ably directed by Charles "Chuck" Rlaanar, who also wielded the megaphone for "Caught Short," tha previous comedy triumph of the hilariously tunny pair. Th picture pokea fun at beauty parlors In the sams hi larious way Ita predecessor took a fling at Wall Street Tha plot concerns Paulino Rochay, beauty parlor expert, who Invites ner sister. Maria, to come from the country for a visit with her whole family. What happens when tha buxom Miae Dreaaler loads her extensive tribe aboard a Pullman, nnd un loads them at the Grand Central Station, New York, stsrts tka laugh ball rolling nnd It doesn't atop for aa hoar and mora. Aa la customary with modem full length comedies, a serious love story nnderllea th laugh making. In "Reducing" It con cerns Anita Page aad William Bikewell; Sally Ellen and Wil liam (Buster) Collier, Jr. These foar personable young people do their work delightfully and act a splendid folia for th two comedienne. AT THB RAINBOW Dooglaa Fairbanks, Jr., feat Bred In Ualveraal's sparkling comedy drama. "Little Accident." coming to the Rainbow Theatre today, possesses unusual talents as aa artist. Whea be was Bin years old h drew a caricature of Raymond Hitchcock which that actor need on his billboards for years. Featured with Fair banks in "Little Accident" are Anita Pag. Sally Blane. Easu Pitts and Joan Marsh, William James Craft directed th picture. Little Accident" la baaed on the famous stag play of the same name by Floyd Dell and Thomas Mitchell. DEATHS UABY LASGER Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for the late Mary Langer to ba held Thursday afternoon at 2:10 o'clock at the Dorris, Calif, com munity church wltk Archdeacon J, Henry Thomas officiating. In terment will be made in the fam ily plot In the Plcard cemetery. The remains are In the rose room of the Earl Whltlock Fu neral Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth where friends may call nntil 10 o'clock Thursday morning. LISZETTB B. HAGTJB The remains of the late Llsiette B. Hague will be forwarded by the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home to Newark, N. J. where funeral serv ices will be held and vault en tombment made In the family plot. DOWN. 2j37 ,sl Srf.M.r.OiL BlueRibbonMalt . America Biggest Seller Distributed by wvws a isis us i ayweawawsBawsasMsawasawew av.vui-hiM Beryl Bordea, secretly In love nun Tommy Wllaoa, aucceeda la delaying hla elopement with her half-alster, Irene Nverett, but falls la convince hist that It I hi duty to nia family to finish college. Later Irene postpone the mar riage date believing she la to be come a radio alnger. Securing aa audition, aha permits Beryl to go to too atuaio wun eer. wnue waiting la aa ante-room. Beryl alia down at a piano and oroons melodies. Ona of the directors hears hsr aad give her a private teat,' He promise aa Interview with Mr. Oaylord. Irene tall aad la furious whea eh hear her sla ter, haa been gives a teat. Beryl' hopes of a radio career dim as ae word comes from th studio. At laat a letter arrives aad ah slips away for her Interview, Ner vous during th ordeal, Beryl la elated whea presented with a con tract. Her victory I bitter-sweet for hsr family and Tommy be lieve ah robbed Irea of her ehanee. Beryls debut la success. and she returns home la Mr, Oay lord a limousine laden with floral tributes. Burning with envy, Ir ene decides to marry Tommy Im mediately. They plaa another elopement bnt Tommy's aant die and agala the wedding la postponed. Mr. Hoffman, Tommy 'a ancle, wants a new housekeeper aad offers In ducements for aa early marriage. Success doea aot kill Beryl's love tor Tommy, but aka accepts Invitations from yonng Prentice iiayiora. waea ata caua areae greeta him. CHAPTER XIX After Hi first flash of dismay In which Beryl realised that Irene had entrapped Prentiss' admira tion, aha wanted to laugh. Waan't It fanny that last when aha mad np her mlad to encour age aim he anoaid follow in Tom my's footsteps aad eaceamb to Irene's ahaU of beauty T Drivlna to tha South Shore be side Prentiss In tils roanstsr Beryi nondered th effect of thla new conquest upoa her sister' attitude toward Tommy. She coald ponder undisturbed. for her companion had fallen strangely quiet Was ha thinking of Irene? Beryl sighed, unheard against the wind thatTBSbed against her face. There would be bo problem for her to settle If Prentiss should transfer hla attentions to Irene. She could slip bark Into her hope less passion tor Tommy, am aio sko want that? Perhap a little effort on her part She moved closer t Prentiss. Beryl did not know exactly what she waa doing. She'd never vamped a man. What would It lead to? How far did girl go and atlll have a retreat? What it aha did aot want Prentiss to care tor her, to make lovo to her? What If he ahonld do it and ah found It abhorrent? Waan't It cheap to maa on and then draw back? Hadn't he a right to feel offended when a girl did tkat? All at once Beryl drew away from tha man beside ner. sua waa oat of her depth and knew it. Prentiss beard ner lauga anu tnrned to look at her. I'm a little rotter," in saia to him. "I was trying to vamp you. "Tea. I know," ke aald. "Waa I that crude? Beryl asked. . w m w Prentiss did not anawer at once. Beryl was a new kind of n girl to him. Not nicer than any girl he'd ever met, but astonishingly differ ent. She brought new thoughts to hie mind. No." he aald alowly. "I wonld not aay yon were crude nnlesa one Judged you by crude standards. I should aay that, without knowing It, yoa were being extremely sub tle. "I'm afraid," Beryl admitted, "that t don't understand." "I'm not sure that I understand myself," he told her. Ther' an idea among certain girl that they've an obligation to live np to all the things that nave Been said against tha youth of today. When PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY for grade A pu.e raw milk f r o an tested 1 .-sey aad Oaernsey cows, produced sad bottled la a plrat that haa conformed to require ments. (Joe Kcll r) Oil 1S7W3 We Deliver SOUTH and Wherever You Gb- You Find Blue Ribbon Malt Oaly the supreme euality of Blae Ribbon Melt eoald be mponsible for Ita trsmeadoos popularity. Aad, eoatlaaal testis keeps that oeslity aa. form. Peeked fuU J pounds. I. R. Frideger they go after a wan It something more than hammer and tones. tooth aad ualla. it' wall, never Bind." He paused and Beryl aald! "Go on. Scold me. I dsssrve It." "They'd laugh at you." ha declared, "but I've a notion that none of them ever get near tha real thing that figured In tha history of great lovea. There must have been subtllly In that." BeryL embarrassed, attempted a Juke. "Slow, but subtle." sha aald with an awkward laugh. It waa coming to her now, the re action of her behavior. Fight ing Impulses had been a life long habit wtlh her. She won dered why aha had given la to Ihea two first to act aa she had aad thau to confess her er ror. Couldu't ona be a fool about honeaty? Prentiss spoke, aa though ha had read her mind. "Th uuser cart of thla ta that yov did tt," he aald. "Why did yon?" Tne nonesty in her nature, which Beryl had lust been auee-. tioning waa still in control. , It dictated her answer, "Because I often want to do things that I won't let myself," she said. "Waa It Just aa Impulse? Didn't yon havs a reason?" ha pressed. Buddeniy Beryl became auan4- clous of him. "Say," ahe aaked. "are yon trying to analyie me or something?" Prentlaa laughed. "You're right," he admitted. "I have been atndylng psychology these past two years. But you'll have to admit that I have a personal interest In this case." Oh, then I'm a raset" 'You'd make a dandy study. You're ao darned honest. Oh, no, yoa wouldn't either. You're not complex enough. You're aa clear aad definite as a bine flame." HAM TASTES BETTER WHEN BOILED OR BAKED WITH SUGAR Sugar Combines Ideally with Salty Tang of . Smoked Ham Thar an few meats that can surpass ham la tests appeal and popularity. When tt cornea from the oven glased with auger and dotted with doves, it ia tantalising to have to wait for a pink, aavory-awast slice. To develop the flavor of haat to the utmost, put half a cop of sugar and half a cap of vinegar In the water in which your half or whole ham simmers. Then after th ham ia tender let it remain in th water until coot Ths rssult is a delicious, savory Savor. Ham, however, Is but ona of th many foods where sugar can be used ta advantage. In seasoning meat stews and pot-roasta, canned or fresh vegetables, a dash of sugar to a pinch of salt greatly Improves the flavor. Salt by iteelf merely overcomes flatness. It ia tha sugar that "brings out" th flavor. Most foods are more delidoui with sugar. The Sugar Institute. Lowest Level Ever Reached in History BUY NOW AT THESE LOW PRICES! At new low prices, Goodyear the larget maker announces INCREASED VALUE, making today the Bargain time of the Century to replace old tires! Famous Lifetime Guaranteed JI &.69j Andy's $uper Service 11th and Klamath . Beryl mad a tee. "You mean yon raa see right through me," she lalerpreted and smiled at th thought, Imagine the shock It would be to him to trace her Impulse In question to Ita eoure aad tlad that It basse with another maul He waa far too attractive to ba without all conceit. a e e Prentiss' next remark gave her a Jolt, "Of coarse yoa're struggling with obstacles be tween yourself aad soma other man you're Interested In," he asserted calmly. "It yoa thought neeklug a pleasure yoa'd have begun 11 long ago when you were five, aay?' "My goodness!" Beryl gasped. "You'r not merceaary," ha went on, Ignoring her exclama tion. "I looked for that at first. Yon weren't after Dad's money and I'm ear you'r not In lov with me. Yoa don't evea aeed m aa a stepping stone to success la a career. You had a good atari before I met you. That leavea only a man." USEE) CAEHS Priced for Oalo Below the Market If IT Ford Tonring till Chrysler tl Coup $50.00 $210.00 lll Ford Coin lit Chevrolet Plskap $50.00 $225.00 Hit Baser Coach Ittl Durant Coop $65.00 . $225.00 111 Ford Pickup 111? Pontlae Coup $65.00 $235.00 ltl Star Ceap ItlT Pontlae Sedan $65.00 $265.00 HIT Ford Coup 111 Essex Coach $75.00 $265.00 111 Overland Coach ltls Oaklaad Coach $75.00 $275.00 ItlT Ford Roadster lltl Pontlae Coach $75.00 ' $285.00 111 Star Coach ltl Bulrk Sedaa $85.00 $295.00 ll( Star Coach 11 Ford Tador Sedaa $90.00 $295.00 Hit Olds Coach ltll Studehaker Sedaa $135.00 $300.00 til Studehaker Coupe 1110 Ford Pkaetoa $140.00 $300.00 )I7 Chevrolet Coach ltll Ford Business Coup $150.00 $300.00 Hit Whippet g Sedan Hit Fw. j Ro&dster $165.00 $310.00 HIT HudsoB Sedaa lilt Chevrolet Cabriolet $175.00 ' , $315.00 Hit Chrysler II Roadltar till Ford Sport Coup $185.00 $335.00 ltll Chevrolet Delivery ltll Ford Standard Coupe $185.00 $335.00 TERMS Balsifjcr Mata aad Esplanade fhthflndec The Quality Tire Within lb Reach of All 30x3VS $4.65 4.40-21 (29x4.40) 5.25 4.75-19 (28x4.75)...... 7.05 4.50-20 (29x.50) 5.95 1 5.00-19 (29x5.00) 7.40 Beryl wauled to giggle. Sha thought of him talking ilk tkla to Iran. Sha did know some thing of payohology at least lhal It waa th science of I he human mind. Bat Irene, who never read book! Iron bad received a carnival doll as a gift ones wltk a card that read "Be cause you hare a book." She looked at Preatlss aad announced! "You're a lucky boy. No girl will ever fool you." "It could l dons," h laid dubiously, "but I doa'l think It will be," Bsrvl aettled herself back In th seal, a strange smile upon her lip. Tommy wasn't Quit a fool either. Life la something ol a lake- stsr," she ald softly. Prentiss, whosa thoughts Bad been far afield, started. "Kb!" he said. Beryl did not answer. They had arrived at the cottage on the South Bhore and aom ef Prentiss' friends had come at (Continued, oa Page awvea, Motor Co. aioo th and Pine Hts. Station Phone 843