The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 03, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJune 3, 1933 PAGE FOUR THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Tel Klamath News KLAMATH N"W1 Pts. CO Psblnaera rtULXK JENKINS Editor realiabsd every morslsg ex cept Monday by The Km PebllablBg compear lt-ltt kik Fifth twee. gltuU PaWa. Oreaoa. Official pepea of City of Ham eta ralle u4 Klamath eoaaty. Catered M seeoad ms ssatter rati. Oregoa. No"b II. IMt.snder act of March . Ull. KtBSCRIPTlON RATM Delivered by earner. mOBth .. Peiivered by carrier. Delivered by year, essexy I .( I.M . I.M TMllverea hr w". . , ,, outside eoanty, year - ' " iubecrlDtJons perso'e ta ad veaee. Bsereeeoted nationally by a. C. MOGKN8BN CO, INC, San rraoeieeo Itrw Tore. Detroit. Seattle Lm angeie Copies of the Ssws sod Her Id. together with complete 1-lora-Sa .boat ths Klsmstk Tails market, may i" lor th asking ' ot U Offices. Member Audit Bursea CtrealatJoa Fif ht Btwe WeU and Dryi Develops r;E traditionally militant pro hlbitlos torn. thorn sit. Usee Ust tew weeks. hsve .-ray aader the lBBBda tion ot w sentiment. a''11 sb pear eufflcieatly atroag to de velop considerable competition before aad at the speetsl elec tions But month. Weeks of apathy la Oregon, reflected la tha tardy flliac of candidates at Salem, aaa bm dispelled with a lata day nub- It ao Voager k Hasty Oregon will fall sLwtt of ttj 11 delegates. Tha slat of a fight was stim alated at Salem whoa tha can didacy of a dry from LaBa cooa ty tailed to meet the reoitire meute aot ap throagh tha secre tary of state. Thta eaadldaU refused to sign aad aupport a pledge to abldo by tha popBlar mandate of tha voters. Lbbo coaaty. yoa trlU wall, moved to tha wot alda at tha Jaat elet tJona. Thla la aot strsage, for ao dry eSBrfldsts weald pledge him self sgstnst tha Tory eaoaa of hla filing. Bat It immediately becomea a matter of contention whether or aot tha secretary of Uta can enforce thli pledge. ansa aeem reasonable that Byoaa sec klm to represent the .WM art In apfordaBCe with the Toters' sentiments; rea aonu howarer. haa oftea bees discarded at eonTentlona, The osteoma of the dlipnte between this alngle dry candi date from Lane eonaty and the eeretary of state's office Is un predictable antll aa opinion has been (ranted from the coarta. And It tha prohibitionists la Ore gon are as earnest as wa 11 ere them to he. It la qalte pos sible they will go to conrt la as attempt to gain a mandamns to compel Secretary Hoaa to recog nize this aow anaccepted can dldata. It may go area farther than that, tor tha drys woald delight In seeking sa opportun ity to discredit tha contention. tec empire; aad thta kit of aewa aa latareetlag footaata ta oae of history's rostaatla rkaptera. After Cortes had consolidated the Mexican coaaaeat, tha Spea king grailed a perpetaal penslua te Moateaae-a'e deacead- anta. A samber or ZZtm later were raised to the aobtlity: la tha Uta 17th reatary a Mexl- raa aurrled Moateaama's graad- daagkter aad aasamed tha title of "Coant at Moetetassa.- Aad tkroagh all the sacceedlag yeara tha aeaeloa aaa been paid. Whea Mexico woa her Independence. tka Mexican (OTerameat tool OTor the responsibility. Now Mexico Is woadefing If this kssa't gone on long enough: aad tka toterestlng thing to moat ef as Is tks realisation tkat a Being relic of tko Aitae empire atlU sartleaa la awdera Mexico. Smaller Gifts to Colleges THE day of great gins io col leges aad anlTertitiea la lost a bo at orer. If a recent ap peal from President Nicholas Murray Batler of Columbia Tnl rerslty to Columbia alumni ta uten as a enterwa. la this appeal President But ler arged sap port o( the an rerslty through small gifts, la tha past Columbia has been eery tortsnats la getting many large donations. Bat aow, aaya rresi deat Butler: -Tha great fortunes sad the largo accumulations wklek made these benefactions possible are either dissipated or destroyed. Tks oeoaomJe and Hnaaclal crista which grips the wnore world haa nude their return auite Impossible, ertala!y for a long tlmo to coma, if not lor- er.- The significance of this change to tke prirateiy-enao-rea un tutioa of higher edueatkm could hardly bo orerestlmated. S1UE GLANCES . tx.r at . -a. ts-- s eaaeaesre-e. 'S'-' T .Tl - a larger Place If you're going to do all "We're got to hare your work at koma. 1 larger place It you're going aerer caa hare anybody la." Editorials on the Day's News The National Whirligig Inside Story of Washington The News Behind the News By PA IX MtLLOX Iruidert There m aa aaderlylag phase, a klddea ander-elde. to this Mor gan lareettgalloa reealag today. Both the Morgana aad Iks la eeetlgatora hate gloaeed It over for dslfereat reasons. Bat soma baakera and lbs bit bora upstairs are talking about It. They scoff at the Idea tkat the Morgana were'lrrlns primarily to bay friendships or Influence by letting prominent men la "on the ground Moor" of their stork deals. i They know full veil the Morgans had all the friends and influ-; ears they Beaded la lt whea these deals were made. Also the picture ef Morgaa aa a big-hearted philanthropist flelag sway i mosey does aot exactly ring tree ta them. Thik whole affair looks Ilka a crafty buslaeaa gems. I Take the Alleghany Corpora- eeaesesuasssuausuussauuuiesssseauesssusisssn ' ' boys ta one by oae. They knew 'the Republicans would be almost solid for the lax and fa or TO Democratic roles woald pal II ' orer. 1 Tha word of this sctlrlly got around ta tha nets. Husy Long took the floor ebelouslr to Influence the House. He hooked Morgan. Horkefeller and Hearst up Incongruously Is the same bundle aad placarded II: "8 lee Tag." Toa might not think that would bars any Influ ence, but It did. Tha watering ones were scar ed Into line by tha boogey. Tha rots waa not area close. Tha anderground sews prob ably cams to Jluey from hla Loulsisns delegation la tha House, lit controls half a doseu mors roles outside lbs stale. Hut thai was aot lha secret ol his succsss sgslnst ths sales ISI. He merely pointed out what could be ssld against anyone ho eoled for a sales lax. Few la lha House cared to bars thsl said about them. Wa didn't realise how sersre lha depreeslon In lha United Hialea really was unltl we read that Canadian liquor ,ales hate dropped one-third In lbs psst two yesra. ... s ..... . Sportsmen la Klamath coanty will be pleased te leant corcr- Bor Rolpm or camomm aaa taken steps te dose tke Klam ath Titer te commercial fisklsg. Rooserslt's aew awimmiag pool has been completed at tke White House. We suppose ke 111 aow latifa Europe to get In tks swim. Aa official trace ta aa un official war has been sign so in ths orient. Something officially Is haywire. Earlier Days told these mea lust whst you would hare told them: "Wa are letting yoa boys In oa ths ground floor." The friends contributed eight millloa Immediately la CASH. That left only sere n teen million (ContlSBSd from Page One) .of pine, fastened together with s 'or tha Morgans to hsndls Ihem- rention. Eereral years ago. how- riT ke "" eonTealr. - ... erer, payment for the memorial Canes of pine, with a pelican.) To, . hlT4 noticed .the completed, aad at once the the patroa bird et ths Klamath : gescrous Morgana did aot giro : away aay store or ecn u si s i discount. They made the boys pay them exactly what they were io pay tor it iweaty ooiiara a share. The rabble raisera made much of the fart that tha public mar ket quotatloa for the atock waa fit a share. Anyone who knows ssy Inside oa finance will tell lloa case. Tke M orgs as handled j speeches refinancing of those Van Swer- sacede. lagea properties. They rerelred a alee fat fee for their trouble. As part of the deal they had to buy twenty-fire millloa dollars et corporation stock. Actual cask for ths stork wss required to be paid oter to tha Yea Swer Ingena twe weeka later. They did last about what yoa hare done la a rase Ilka that, j XeVXCt taey sa, oowa ana wrote io Bill Th. plenty of pheoag-' tkelr friends wha had large : ling among the boys before the amounts et CASH. There were House roted against lha sales ; ao poor mea oa uat last. Also ao politlciana who did aot bars a aockfall M readr money. They has been foand la a . Yoa ran charge tha ' Ural opponents and get a hand ' anywhere.. Tha opponents will hare a hard time explaining why : they were taking anything from ; the Morgans st all. I Thus what seems to be the ' truth about the matter will j mous consent. tat a-eoantry. at the top. serrtng cler lerly aa a handle, will be prorlded. local post began building up fund for ths contentlon- By last year, thia fund had: Nobody is to he permitted to for reached a total of approximately ; set that -this Is ths great pine lumber maaufacturlsg center of the Pacific coast. e e e THE LEGION eommlssloa In H.ses. e e e AT THE state contention ta Portland but year, aobody wsnted ths 111) session. It . ,hi,t o.n an arerr- reatloa is composed of 0. D. Mat body feared that a lot of money ithewa. chairman; A. D. Collier, eouldnt he raised In 11I. chairman: T. R. Olds, sec re- go Klamatk Paila supped Into 'tary. aad VlnceBt O'BrleB and W. tka breach, and ACCEPTED the'- Bttj. responsibility. Because 'of Its J Committee chairmen are H. E. readiness in this emergency, a lot jGetx, H. C. Merrymaa. C. A. Hen- of aew money will he brought dersoa. R. C. Dale, Lester Finley, hers this summer st a time whea A. H. Buasmaa, Earl Templar. George M. Bank new money handy. will coma la mighty TrHE Legionnaires, howersr. see tnnlty mnck greater than merely bringing 1b some aew mosey. They piss te ass it aa a means ef of the Klamath Ke-i bringing to ths sttentlon ef tae rest ot Oregon, the manreloss scenic beauties ot ths Klamatfc country. Crater Lake. Diamond Lake. Upper Klamath Lake, Lake e' the , Woods, the lata beds, ths Wood ritlags attrse- (Prom Ffl' awbUraa, -aae, iuw. This office has reeeired s copy or the aew schedule of the Weed Klamath Falls dlttslon. which went Into affect on May it. The train will leate Weed at 1:11 la the aftemooa, and arrlte la Kla- msts rails e., wu.c -" , ,, . . . , remala orer Bight. It will leare ,R'r ralley. tha Indian Klamath Palis at 7:49 In tne at Tuie uit an in charge of plans for ths con- j roo ,h. Morana were duty bound to maintain a high market price for the stock because they were tha nnalng house. They would hare ruined tha market by dumping twenty-firs million dollars' worth of stock on It within two weeka. Ther could aot undersell the public price openly. They eoald under sell to their friends. e e e This plausible Inside theory will be denied by all parties. The Morgans must mslntsin ths Idea that their only thought was to let ths boys in on s good thing. Tboss politicians who were not mixed up in the mesa will accept tha Morgan Tlew. H sounds good. No better subject for-oolitlcel R. T. Warren, J. Pnckett, Grant Fowler', Vincent Heilbronner and R. D. Eller, D. Hess, Jsmea O'Brien, Fred Dewey Powell. These mea are working like bearers, sad they are recelring ths eathaslastlc support ot the entire community. morning snd srrire at Weed 11:1. at A 400-Year Pension THE Mexican ministry ot fi nance Is considering abol ishing ths pension which kaa been paid for four centuries to the descendants of Montezams, famous emperor of ths old Ax- Tbe first shipment of wool from Lake county Tin Klamath Palls arrired In tha city Tuesday. It consisted of s.117 pounds snd waa consigned tram J. Prankl to the O. K. Transfer company. Eight more wagon loads ot woo! are on the way and will be used la the parade on Railroad Day. It Is stated that there are orer a millloa and a half pounds of wool in Lake county this year, most of which will be shipped ria Klamath Falls.. The first ship ment of freight reeeired st the depot for Lakerlew arrired the first of tha week and a large shipment for Paisley merchants arrired last evening. "Not one person la 10,009 an derstands money," says an emi nent economist. Probably It's be eause they've had so little experi ence with the subject la the past few yeara. tloaa will be made arallablo to visitors during ths three dsyi ot the contention. Cars win be provide to take EVERYBODY every place he wants to go and to remain as long as hs wants to stay. Visit ors will be shown ths great Klam ath country In suck a way that they will aerer forget It. In thla way. It Is hoped, tour- EVERY Wednesdsy evening, from 7:41 to I o'clock, a spe cial contention program la broad cast by radio station KFJL As a part ot this program, prominent Legionnaires explain lha plana that are undr way. Tha time Is contributed by the station, which to thla writer seems a commend able enterprise. Ererybody, ss s matter of fact, la helping loyally to make the contention aa outstanding suc cess, snd ths committee la deeply grsteful for this co-operatloa on tha part of tha community. LAMATH Fa:.LS. on Augr-st 0, 11 and 11, vill be a gay 1st travel to this region will be place. Drum corps from si! over stimulated for yeara to coma. e e e IN EVERY way possible, ths re sources of the Klamath coun try are to be stressed daring ths convention. The hedges, for. exsmple, will Oregon, Including ths Salem corps, which won first plscs in tha United States st ths national convention at Portland last year, and the Bend corps, which was adjudged third best, will be here. snd It Is probsbls that ss s ape- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE be mads of thin atrlpa of pine M there will be drum wooa, whb a pine tree primes ea ths badge. Tha programs, also, are to he printed oa thla strips By Harold Gray OM.THiT OLD KMICg I CJWE VOO- SOCE- rr was pkxeo up 6SCE TWE eotO, Bight aMCes tmev FOOIO ME- JUST HADOEMEO to ee these, i coess ONLY WO ONE HAD , VEP MCrrtCED IT , THEPe, eEPGCE" 1 sec THAT WAS OUT 6AST a TOWN, AT THAT SOOT VOO SHOWED ME- I REMEMBER' .XfX AiVV 'ITS THAT KNIFE COUUOsXT PBOVE MUCH, EVEN IE THEV'O FOONO OUT WHOSE IT WAS- 'MOST EVEBVBOCr IH TOWN WfcS OUT THEPtAPTEe IT HAPPENED- ANYONE COOCO HAVE LOST IT- ANVWAV, IT WAS I AJJ. ROSTTED, WHE4 IT WAS FOOND- HM-M PPP- rv HEAOtS. FOC A PACT, that pikchpenmy WAS OUT O' TOWM AT THAT TIMB- LEFT JUST AftOUT TH TIME OF TM ACCIOENT DIDN'T COMC eACK.TIU. A WEEK LATER- HM-M- rTMAT KNIFE -i" . J COO'-DVTT PBOVE k jap AOtf 'Jft MUCH. EVEN IC b&T'&fi J , . sat-. a II Bj TO LOOK AT TM' Vs. , POMPOUS OLD fcIRO, IV P YOO'O WEVER FIOOER I HIM FOR A CROOK- I ."i', i on woulo vou? rve -.ys 5E GOTTA BB MIOHTV . ,3E 1 SURE, 'FORE I DO VZ&JZZ - ANY LOOSE TALKIN-J-jy? I' jtt. .u... m, iw -.t corps hers from rtortnera lsii fornla cities. Klamath Palls will get a vast amount of limply priceless pub licity out of It, snd :?r this ths local post of ths Legion Is to he thanked. . A Complete PAINT JOB on Your Car Prices ranging from $20.00 to $30.00 Guaranteed Workmanship Beauty Color Matching See a about how much yours will cost. PELICAN AUTO PAINT SHOP Sixth and Walnut San Francvsctfs Newest AND MOST.MODERN Downtown Hotel! Artrrs t.lj W ( jl I pi m Li' 600 0OTSIPE ROOMBi 222 single rooms et 13.50 dally 1 55 single rooms at S4.00 dsily 7s .Vn. St. to .i i jo, a h 14. IS M 17. IS .1 SS PeMi 1 I. SIO 4,J7-Tw( VS Um SA- U m " frM 110 T"-.t r 1 I IS uk S7 to IIS Siellt, Aub-rmt MM lii s sue;. Hotel Sir Francis Drake just off Union Square most conven ient to theaters, shop, stoi-s, business snd financial district Private garage in ba$emtnt uilh direct elevator terviee to all guest-room fioort. Only California hotel offering Servidor feature thus combining "maximum pri vacy with minimum tipping". In every room connection for radio reception, running filtered ice water, both tub and shower. Dinner in Coffee Shop from75 np in Main Dining Boom from $1.50 up. Also a la carte service. Sin Francis DBASE HMsne Kceenas Hem. Ce. Powell Street at Sutter Saa Francisco . 81a hours earlier It looked as ' If the tax -might be adopted. Certain Democratic leaders were having a change ot heart. They hated ths sslee tax but ther hsted those Income Increases mors. Oas sst la his otflrs Bear ' ths House floor snd called the i asaassaaaaliaal, .i-a. c omMpare Mix a thin paste of Schilling Mustard and water in a cup. Do ths tame with tome other kind. Smell the aroma from both. Note the difference in strength. Tin reave: A mustard seed contains two oils ona a flavor oil the other flavorless. Must of the flavorless oil can be removed, leaving ths flavor oil concentrated in the ground mustard. Schillinf io4t it. SchilliW Features for Saturday, Sunday, Monday, June 3rd, 4th, 5th The (real buying power ef Piggly Wiggly Offers yoa a direct saving. Becaase of oar xoodera fa rilltiea we bring yoa a complete line of everything that yoa might wish for la the food line and there's a reel saving oa everything yoa bay. Mlly Mrs Full Poand LOAF fcAC'H to SOr. Wesson Oil, 1 Gal 53c Cogfiee 30 Grape Nuts A real Cereal. Pkg. 15c Corn rer Pkg. 5 Cocoa Baker's Premium 1 lb. tin 19c Palm Ollr Limit Earn 5 Mustard French's Prepared Jar 10c PICKLES California Home, 1)111, Soar and 8weet Quart Jar 18t Shrimp Chosen Few Brand 3,. 29c Pare Cane 100 I.B. SACK Tea M. J. Tree Tea B. I.b. Green Lb. Black BOc 45 Pineapple Pel Monte Sliced. Sits 1H tin 15c COFFEES 1 lb- 25 Spinach Dal Monte No. 1 tall tin 10c Rhubarb 3 lb. 5c Old Potatoes 50 lb. Bag 43c Yakima Prllclooe Apples, Doz. 25c JIG SAW Puttie, 140 Pisces, Regular !6e kind B. & M. Lima Beans 3 cans 29c FflOUHE' PH5GI.V WIOfil.Y Dependable 40 I,B. SACK 98 BEER Budweiser The king of thrin all 2 Bottles - 35 Chocolate Hershey's Bsklng lb. pkg. 19c IPeaufHsWlhieatt Laroo plcc UC Pork and Beans, Ritters, 6 cans 27c Suflgai? With purchase ot other merchandise amounting to 11.00 No Ltm it 10 Pounds 2W SPECIAL SALE FISHER'S QUALITY PRODUCTS Farina No. 10 bag 29 c Entire Wheat No. 10 Bag 29c Cracked Wheat 29c No. 10 Bag Rye Flour No. It bag 29c QUALITY MEATS FOR LESS 10c 12 Vie Pork Roaat, len, lb. lb CI a B-.U. R.' lit Sr. Ribs. m..t. lb V,c Salt Pork, Fresh Salmon Daily Assorted Cold Meat "d Pickles 10c 12c