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THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
July 29, 1933.
TBT KLAMATH NEWS
KLAMATH NEWS PC CO.
Pakliaaara
r&AXK JENKINS Editor
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Delleered ay asaa.
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Scpraacated aetJoaally ST
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Baa Praadaaa
Kn Tor. Detrott. Seattle
Lea Aaseeae
Copies a tfce New as4 Bar
aid, tocetaer vtta eoasplete ta
formaOoa eaoat tha Kiasata
yells BJarket. auy ka obtalaad
tor tha aakia at any at tbose
otOeea.
aber aacllt Baraaa Ctreelatioa
TaUphoaa !
SIDE GLANCES b ctow cm
tpiiii
' Pass ... Tw . -I
Jle Baaicat Points
eat Rowl Travel,
ri-iHK hlaay department ax
J.Oreoa knows exactly where
iu atone? ahoald ba apeat to ae- j
aoaaxxUU aaetioaa wfcex tier '
at tha greatest abundance of tral
0c Ottea. as tee tec and labor- j
loaa rears of eonstractinf tie
state alsaway sjatam, lands hare
Vess aedssated tor ao parpoae -sat
political. Bat that was year
axo; facta, sot poiiucs, reie m
aonstxsctloa prorram today.
Th haariast traffic ea the lom
atraich at The Dallee-Callfornla
kUhaar 'U checked ta Klamath
eoentr at tha Midland Junction.
Orar a It-bs or period M0 can
vara coasted. That, at coarse,
included the normal traffic la
and oat of Klamath Fails, bat it
alio included a ran amoaat of
tourist bullae.
Thie point will ba reUered ta
the fntsre with tha eonstrnctioa
of tha west roete of the Klamatn
Vaad hlrhwar. This new road.
on of tb most preasist la the i
state, ereetsally will take Its
place aa one of the most popular
highways on tha Pacific coast.
rV7a did t ta ae frandma, bat she coaMnt ba bothered
with as while aha was glTtnc a brldce luncheon."
WASHINGTON
NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS
The Inside Story From The Capital
Br PA IX MALLON
(CopTTichu lilt, by Paul Mallon)
Hooeerait is boss hera.
en phase of what happened recently ta
Tha 19th Annirersary
of the War.
THE memory and tfecU of war
die slowly, and Friday, the
Ineteenth annlTeraary of the dec
laration, tha World war. officiary
dead late aiany years, s'lll rala
tha polities and acoaom!c of ta
nation. The atapendoas cost of
conflict tan aerer be estimated la
sold dollars and cent.
Something of th oid-tim per
sonal and national rigor of 117
ha stayed with tn people. To
day they stnggla with a less tan
gible enemy depreatloa but
with a moch earnettness and
anthitlasa
oen war.
daily round of actiritlea ought to
tare a good many liyes each year.
Aa Ambition Realized
asm stimslated by a general who locomotire. This lad, who acta
haa the aggretatTa taailties of . ally put his deair into practic.
leadership. jat leat had soil gt-niid-go
Th dutrlbitlon at pledge la jalK.ot him.
th national recorery program ! Olren the proper sort of guM
was bst a formality In th trod jtnts. be ought to gt somrwhwe.
Oberrd for sereral weeks. AM lorn dfcy and that "tomewher"
Leadership
WASHINGTON, July tl President
Kak no miatak aboat that.
Some of the big men la his administration hare made mis
takes about it from time to Um. Occaaionally they surge ap front
alongside the general or ahead of him.
Aa hare been edged politely but firmly back Into line.
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Differences
That may explain
the Moley cafe.
The No. 1 brain trustee wa not puihicg himself. H always
sat on the right presidential knee anrway. But certain compli
cations arose which idtoItkJ him in bad publicity. The puahing
appearance was crested. His London spendinrs were somewhat out
of Use with the domestic program. Also his weakness for air
planes created too many melodramatic headlines.
Underlying these superficiali
ties was the basic fact that when
two men are as -:lose together
as Pretldeiit Roosertlt and Prof.
Moley, neither can easily resign
such a friendship. Men of sack
nature do not act like youngs
ters. When one get upset, h
does not take his football and go
bom.
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That is why few paid serious
attention when the professor re
turned from London and Indi
cated to Intimates that ha was
somewhat discouraged.
Nerertheless rumors spread
fast. The word was pswed
sround that Mr. Rooserelt and
his No. 1 msn were on tha out.
Pofefiibilltiet of a resignation
were stressed in soma quarters.
Now it appears that was all
a mistake. ITof. Moley has re
turned to his desk and resumed
operations. Mr. RooseTelfi clos
est frienls say Voley's Influence
is no different than it was March
4.
All la quiet again oa th
Potomac.
rr 18 not hard ta feel a bit of
sneaking sympathy for that 17-year-old
boy la Milford. Conn,
who stole a railway locomotire
tha other day and set out to go to
the Century of Progress exposk-
tioa la Chicago.
Of coarse, the lad didn't get
there. Not being ased to engines,
be slammed hi Into a string of
box cars before he had gone more
than a mil or two, causing 110,
damage and winning for him
sell a Jail senteace of tl days and
a s;o tin.
But it's so easy to understand
how he felt. A lot of as seed to
feel that life'i greatest momn.
aa they did against i would coma if only aa couid sit
It ha bean enthuf- Just once, at th ihro'.ii of a
Woodin
Banner of business th big one
and th little ones hat met la
eonrentloa or sectional groups to
arrange lndlrldual program of
prices, wages, working hours and
general conditions of competition.
The feeling of national unity has
been aa pronounced as in war
days.
Contldenc and action hare re
placed the feeling of discourage
ment through th last few years.
Things are moving slowly, but
quite certainly; that bay been
but a few Incident of too bucu
hast In seeking adjustment. Tb
progress accomplished In 1932,
after nineteen years of fU'hting.
seems to promise that the deprev
sion Is rolling away and tearing
a on firm ground again.
won't be a cell in Jail, lUir.
W hTtVt heard much of John
Garner la-ely. perhaps he ha
accepted ti miring tradiuoa
of a rice president.
Once Mr. Roosevelt put hts
faith In a man it la not eaally
disturbed ever by more Important
things than expense accounts
and airplanes.
What hsppened Inside on th
Woodm case shows that. The
president has remained loyal to
aU treasury secretary privately
end publicly. If he cared any
thing about th senate disclosure
ahowmg Mr. Woodin on the Mor-
Our Dangerous Kitchens
THE kitchen doesn't ordinarily
torn Ilk a dangerous place
except, perhaps, when a truly In
expert cook starts concocting Indi
gestible dishes for dofsnnelfcus
dinars. But figure rsleascd by
th National Safety council show
that a hug number of fatal acci
dents take place in American
kitchens ever year.
Tha highway, of course, I the
seen of mora fatal accidents than
any other spot. But there were
18,000 death last year from ac
cidents which took place In the
home, and fully 24 per cent of
these occurred In kitchens.
Falls and scalds seem to be the
most prolific sources of home ac
cidents. And while It Is a bit dif
ficult to set just how a safety
coda can be devised and enforced
for tha home, s little cara and
foratbougbt In tb midst of th
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Klamath Ice & Storage Co.
mil Hprlng Htreet
Crah-4 Ira and Malt Delivered
to Yoor Home
gaa preferred list of customer,
aa hint of It ka beea gitea.
That does not alter the prob
ability of Mr. Woodla's early
resignation. The Initiative will
be takea by Mr. Wocdia. The
bealtk excuse will be at least
halt true.
Hardihood
This man yoa sea standing
next to Mr. Rcoeevelt la picture
Is quite a person. He Is Gss
Geaerlca. a former New York
policeman, who alta the preai
deal. At H'de Park he eats
with the family, romps with the
grandchildren.
The other day he bad carta I a
front teeth palled aad sew ones
installed the very eame day. Af
terward ke bad steak for lunch,
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Deflation
Wb ones woald have yoa be
lieve the administration has put
a banana peel auder Raey Long.
They whisper that federal patron
age In Louisiana now Is In
charge of Coagresamaa Sandlla.
with whom Long la NOT close.
Tha detlatloa of Losg kas
tailed to materialise eo oftea
that yoa cannot be sura of It
aatil yoa ae II with year owa
The admtBlfltretf a MMwtB&
front the Philippines Is bringing
bad aews. Tke antMadepeadeace
bill crowd Ikv, t. In ,h. Ma
dia. 1'nlMa viMWhU. t J .
eooa the Independence govera-
aaeui win oe sidetracked.
No date tia. h-.
referendum. Speaker Manuel
Roxas. i friend of the bill) has
beea onsted pmMm, r
f the stcaie la riding a high ap
position horse.
Some atraterlcf. . -
they did not treat Quezon better
vas no was he;e.
Prince of Wales' airplane
was forced dowa the other day
by fog. but dispatches fall to
stat If it was. that arising from
Londoa economi conference.
Editorials on News
(Coatlaaed tram Pegs One)
speculators stiff. Is not sufficient
ta bold prices dowa.
When there are more buyer
tha seller, prices ALWAYS
rise.
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LISTEN to this:
According to tha bare of t
rirultural economic at the de
partment at agriculture, dairy
products prices la Jane of this
year were THIRTY per cent high
er thsa ta June of last year.
Aa Increase of approximately
oae-thlrd as a pretty fair lacrease.
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YVHAT brought about each as
v increase?
The bsreaa of agrtcaltaral eco
nomic aays: 'Milk production
per cow throaghoat the country
was the lowest aa record, due to
poor feed condition.1
Supply aad demand a gala.
When the supply go dowa, th
price goes as.
stste by the Star Drag company
of Klamath Falls Is the first step
um towards the establishment
la this city of a eholceal drug
tore,
e e e
A netltloa calling for a spe
cie! electloa to vote oa the ex
leuaiPB of the city limits wss
piarm ta circulation beturday.
TWO Ill-ANlli ox oK allot
SrNSVVAI.lt. Calif. Arnold
Marty, out la the hills with his
run, asw an lO-pouad mounted:
Ilea kill a fin Isrce doe. go. ke
killed the ret which had violated
the closed evesea oa deer and got
venieoa legsiiy.
women who have engaged la
Internallonsl activities mil
fully the existence of a sslldlty
of culture la Europe with i
background derived from a disci.
pline which we do not get la this
country. Ida M. Tarbell. writer
and economtat
Earlier Days
tYctm m-t of Th tofmttlihraa
Tb tQtrtat that la 'Wis.,
ArouNl la tb ltxatloa tb
new 4Khoo:bott pnwaevt. aa at
tendant at to a.rCUon to b
held on th quftioa that will
b a rocortl brtkr. Th witi
nttct a;jiir.ftt locatitif it on th
wat aid of th riTc ta arc wine
dallr. and if that !t ta a'.-.td
It will b by Try clo mvr-
1n.
Ff4r Bamlltoa and Harmr
Wacplrr ar oat b bar guid
for TUittnf portsmo tod 2 jr.
Madam Hamilton ta ninnlc( tbt
lannch la tb naiitla..
pomtloB with th Mrrrtarr of
Hot? Don't know
what to eat?
s so oua aaar
BEGINNING AUGUST FIRST WE CLOSE
EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
To cooperate to the fullest extent In a Code of Fsir Competition PIGGLY
"IGGLY, befinninc; Autrurt 1st will close promptly st 6 o'clock evenings and all
day SUNDAY. This in fairness to all other fair grocers who are accepting the
Code of Fair Competition.
I
CERTO
Bottle 23c
GET YOUR FLOUR NOW
Listen Folka We still have 642 sacks of Tax Free flour in the Piggly
Wiggljr store which is Oregon owned and operated. The gov
ernment tax on a 49-pound sack of flour will be 35c
Anticipate your Flour need now. Take
advantage of our low-priced, high
grade Flour and
STOCK UP NOW
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7
X OXYDOL
IX Lf . Plct..22c
Blue Eabbon Mali &
OvaItine$l size 69c Lifebuoy Soap 3 bars 20c
Wesson Oil j Gal ....63c Ralston Ry-Krisp 25c
Wheaties TtlJ' 25c Sanka Coffee Pound 45c
White HCing
Large Pkg
(Limit 2)
25
Golden
We.t
Coee
Packed In a Quart
Glass Jar
ar ran be ased for putting
up fruit br using retralar
Jar cap.
lb. 27
R,nso, Le. i'kg. 22c
Chocolate Bars 4
for 18c
H. D. Punch 3
Pkps 14c
Leslie's Salt Pkg. 8c
Peanut Brittle 't
lb 10c
Kerr Mason Lids
Pkg. 13c
Corned Beef Tin 17c
Holland Rusk
Pkg 15c
Tomatoes 2,i size
Tin 10c
Budweiser Malt
Tin 59c
Parawax Lb 8c
Ritler'a Catsup 2
for 25c
Mayonnaise
Sale
All Mit'iilnr lirnnda
Half Pint 14c
One Pint ......27c
One Quart 47c
Salad Dressing
and
Salad Aid
One Pint 15c
One Quart ....29c
Church's Grape Juice Qt. Bottle
Ginger Ale
Ul'itiot Club,
a lluttlrs
25c
Pickles
atHfrimU Horn
Quart jar. aweet
29c
rni?M ,rrt ,'rMr'
3 tins 29c
Vinegar
Jus Gallon '
23c
SHRIMP
Amerlran Beatujr OOl
II tine aWl
Deviled MeatS 6 for 25c
Orange Pekoe Tea
C & D Brand
1 Lb. Cello Bap;
29
Baby Beef Our Specialty
Swift's Premium n mt
SLICED BACON Lb ZOC
VEGETABLE
SHORTENING 3 Lbs.
25c
BABY BEEF
TENDER STEAKS Lb le7C
LARGE ASSORTMENT LUNCH MEATS
BABY BEEF
COASTS Lb.
15c
Tomatoes J
Large, firm Lb O C
Cantaloupes C
Turlock Ilrand. Each O C
Oranges
Lttrgo size Doz.
15c
Lemons Sun-
kist P.rand. Doz
23c
Fresh Beans
3 Pounds
14c
Olympia Grocery
1128 Main SL Croaa From EIW Hotel Phone 943
Plenty Parking Space Free Delivery Service
We absolutely opposa the closing hour. We are
going to stay open because the people want us to
stay open. And after August I we will reduce the
working hour of our help, and pay better wagee.
5 COFFEE
AT AN UNPARALLELED PRICE
2 8 Si
I lb can
Saturday and Mon. Specials
Beer 6 bottles 85
llBdarlerr, rWhllts, Bine Klbboa, Acme, tUlnu-r
Coee
w
2 lb. cans
Th Mrllow Coffee 1 lb. Can
49
28
Crackers 2 lb. box 29
Bnimflakr and ganalilne Kraaplea or Graham
FLOUR 24 lb. sacks 89
Void lnll Drifted Snow, J-UUhury B"'t
FLOUR 49 lb. sack $1.29
Kitchen Qneea HanlHlirat Klonr money back guarantee
Hold lota In Klamath coontjr Kverybodr like It Voa Bare
money If yoa buy today.
MILK Libby's 6 for 33
SUGAR
10 lb, to w..c7
aluth bflsf
55
Tomato Juice 3cans25
!d .Monte or llelus, a Kcnl Cut Price l.lnilt.
MALT 3 lb. cans
Illae Kllibon or ralwt, Unlit, dark, medium.
Wesson Oil 'A gai can. 59
SOAP
l'cct's Granulated
Mrd. Hlse
With 0 Ilnr Crystal White Soap Pre
39
Shrimp
noynl (lull or
L ett W laiirKO
Fnnry
2 cans 25
CRAB
Trupnkt all left
mrt
large can 25
Cantalouper...!r'KV4for25
Oranges
Nice IJirKo
Juicy
2doz.35
Potatoes
Itrdi Nice tlood
Hlio for IlakliiK
81bs.25
Tomatoes baskctiQ
nips
Pineapple gallon 49
Crushed In Juice, IMnrapple Advnnrrs U.1
SOAP
FrU NnpthrTi
Hon p. Hniiil
Hunp nntl .
BfHip ChlpHK Tt9
6 bars 33
CATSUP
Tmpak, llluliot
gmillly, I I oa,
Iloliln
15
Cheese v.Hc,;,.2y2ib.Pkg.29
Vinegar
Pints 10c
flnllnn In Ilulk
25f
Quarts 15c