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PAGE FOUR THE KLAMATH NEWS KLAMATH NEWS PV. CO Publisher rmvc JENKINS Editor Published every morning . unnH.. hT The KImto Now PublUbini company t tOMtl Soath Fifth treet. Klamath esits. uregou. Official papar of City of Klanv th Fall and Klamaih county. Entered econd elas matter at the poatofflc at Klamath Falls. Oregon, November 13. IS 23. under act of March . 18 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATES .-i j w naprlAr. gjeuvercu vj - . . .(t mnnth V Delivered by carrier, year .... Sellvered by malu , .60 Delivered by mall. ouuld county, year 00 lubecriptlona payable la advance. Represented nationally by M. C. MOOENSKN A CO, INO. San Francisco Mew Tork. Detroit, SeatUe Lo Angl Copies ot the New. and Her ald, together with complete In iSLSS. about the Klamath Fall, market, may be obtained for the asking at any ot these offices. Member Aodlt Bureau Circulation. Telephone ISO Shifting the Idle bo Farm. THE goTernment'i effort place unemployed city work er on larma where they can tup port themselTe and their fam ilies constitute on ot the most Interesting experiments In the en tire recovery program. Interior Secretary Ickee, under presiden tial order, will hate J25.000.CO0 to spend on the endeavor. The consequences may well be more lar-reachlng than the modest be ginning indicates. What to do with hundreds of thousands ot worker permanent ay displaced 1b Industry has been an of the most baffling problem et the economic and social reor ganisation now being attempted. Coal mining furnishes a case la point. Authorities estimate that there are now probably 150,000 Idle miner who can never again find work digging coal even an eer the most favorable circum stance. There i as longer suf ficient demand for fuel to war rant their labor, because et the development ot water power, the use ot oil tor f ael, and other fac tors. What 1 true ot coal min ing 1 true In lea degree In scores ot other occupations. Obviously, direct relief, which 1 now inch a heavy burden ot taxpayer, will not permanently solve the problem. It is necessary and desirable in the present emer gency, but cannot be adopted a a permanent method tor provld. lng food and shelter for large number ot the population. Di rect relief and even "made work." are makeshifts, and do not per manently fit the beneficiaries to aupport themselves. Difficulties la carrying oat the back-to-the-land movement are at once apparent. Urban dwellers lack th experience necessary to make- thm successful farmers. Moreover, the government 1 en gaged in a gigantic effort to re duce agricultural output, and any Increase In productivity would de feat this effort.. These and other difficulties, however, do not seem insurmount able. The farm on which the workers will be placed presuma bly will be subsistence home stead which would not materially add to th glut of farm product. The migrant would have the Schilling Th wonder of CELLOPHANE is that it cost to little and protects so com. pletely a thing to delicat as tht flavor ef lint tea. . . . a a",? i.t-KnSw kL.-J ' NEW Orange Pekoe (Black) Japan (Green) friendly co-operation and assist ance ot the government. And small farm adjacent to eltle would offer poaslble part-time In dustrial employment. Th project may be an Import ant factor la the final and perma nent solution ot th unemploy ment problem, which la present even In the best ot time. Here' Real Courage. TO BE a successful dictator, you need th wisdom of a Sol omon, th thoroughnes of a Na poleon, and th rash daring pf a Caesar. But mostly the rasa dar ing ot a Caesar. Frankly, som people may have had som doubt that Adolph Hit. ler had all these qualities, espe cially the Utter. But now who can doubt it? Through Frau Uagda Qoebbel. wit ot hi min ister ot propaganda. Hitler no propose to set up a government fashion bureau and become arbit er ot dres to th Germfta woman. From this time on. nobody can question th rash daring ot Herr Hitler, who propose to tell 111,- 000,000 women what to wear. vn through a feminln minister- without-porlfolio. It is colossal! But there i a pretty good chance that it won't work. You can tell a man how to run hit business, and make it stick. You can make him salute every dlcta-tor'a-underling that come, along, and make It a lick. You can teu him to wear a black shirt, or a brown shirt, or even a nightshirt. and make that stick, too. But when it comes to telling a lady that ah must wear a straw hat. or a felt hat, or a large hat, or a small hat. or a German hat, or no hat at all well, (ticking your head into a lion' mouth 1 lust Innocent fun beside that! Adjutant Ford Leave Klamath Falls. ADJUTANT CLARENCE FORD, working quietly with the Sal vation Army in Klamath Fall. hai been a leading contributor to the public welfare ot the city. He ha announced hi transfer to Eu gene, end we lose an influence for good Uf in our own com munity. The life of a Salvation Army of ficer i neither easy nor full of comfort. It i hard work among th unfortunates, but in the ac complishment ot that work there follow a generosity ot character and deep respect for humanity. Slim finances, hour of labor In work that would be depresalng It it were not for high spirit ot th army," make life In the Salva tion Army a serious one. Mr. Ford smothered these obstacles and went ahead optimistically. The Salvation Army In Klam ath Fill ha been the most earn estly working organisation for re lief through the depression. Its resource have been limited, but ft accomplishment remarkable. We attribute thi to Mr. Ford. W regret hi departure. Wise Cracks Nikola Tesla, veteran scientist, claims to have discovered a new source of energy. Most any of us could use some of it about the time the alarm clock goea oft in the morning. Probably a large part ot the success of Wiley Post, round-the-world flier. Is due to th fact that he didn't pattern after Mattern. We refuse to dispute the asser tion ot the Oklahoma state barber board that there are 120,000 hair on th human head, but If you want to count 'em it' all right with a. e Unfortunately for the average motorist, the government's efforts to reduce the number of hogs In this country does not apply to road hogs. TEA AXtaX WASHINGTON NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS The Inside Story From The Capital Ry PAVh MALI.OS (Copyright, l.JJ. by Paul Mallon) Bargain WASHINGTON. Aug. I Th mer season I th on about th suckers. The administration agricultural reliefer needed about titty million dollar lo finance cotton sixty to ninety days. They went wouia nve 10 pay per cenc That was too high, so they went shopping In Wall Street. There they (ell among bankers. awaaawwwawww,aBBBBBMHMa Two banks were particularly nice to them, agreeing it was outrgeoua to charge per cent for sixty day paper. They could NOT swing fifty millions but ot tered around thirty millions at a little more than half the in terest demanded by the R. F, C. Some say the rate waa 1 1-8 per cent. (The exact figures ar hard to get because no one cres to talk very much about It now). At any rat th deal was mad on approximately that bail. Th farm boy felt rather proud. They prepared publicity claiming a savings around 150,- J in interest. Th publicity was never Issued. The treasury heard about It first. The treasury has been getting all the short term money It want at one-quarter of one per cent, iney bave not paid more than one-half of one per cent in agea. Th Inner tumult was well con cealed. A well-meant economy turned out to be an expensive bargain. Treasury officials ar Inclined to blame one man In the agriculture department. They may or may not be right. Recently someone brought uo the subject to Dean Acheson. acting treasury secretary. He crushed his cigarette Into an ash tray and responded: "It will not happen again." It won't. Affront The laugh Is not all on the farm boys, however. The treas ury ha been known to make an error Itself now and then. Consider the recent embarrass ment of some official in chrg ot banks. They sent out th usual national bank call. It re quired each national bank to submit its condition. All re sponded, except 38. The officials could not under stand such an affront to th authority of national banking of ficials. No bank before had dared to Ignore the summons. So the officials sat down and wrote a somewhat irritated tele gram to each of the offenders. It read like a note from a land lord to a tenant whose rent Is three months overdue. That brought results. The missing Ss resooflded that they had been closed sine the bank holiday. Finesse Th Morgans ar ouletly turn ing the senate Investigation to tneir own purposes. They recently sent broadcast through the mail a circular con taining selected statements made by J. P. Morgan and associates before the investigating commit tee. None of Prosecutor Pecora's questioning Is included. Only favorable .Morgan material 1 used. One of the first to receive copy was R. H. Sparkman. He happens to be a secretary of the investigating committee. That seemed to b a bad faux pas on the part of the Morgan publicity men. Perhaps not. Later copies wer addressed to wi do ou nun In conformity with the N. R. A. and in tup port of President Roosevelt's effort to estab lish fair hours of employment, the undersign ed druggists will observe the following sche dule beginning SUNDAY, AUGUST 6th. Sunday Hours Open 10 a. m. to 12 Noon; & 6 p. m. to 8 p m. Week Day Hours Open 7:30 or 8 a. m. (optional); and close 10 p. m. Your co-operation In making your purchase during these bour Will be appreciated. Currin's For Drugs Waggoner Drug Co. Bank Drug Store Star Drug Store Magill Drug Co. THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON beat economy joke ot th sum farm boy who fell among city operation. They wanted it for to th R. F. C. but found they Chairman Fletcher and other membsrs ot th committee. Louis M. How I th man be hind the federal kidnaping drive. He got "Franklin" (he calls Mr. Roosevelt that) Interested In the subject even before kidnapers mad th mistake ot snatching th son ot an Albany political bo. How Is handling th publicity angle. He wrote story on the kidnaping menace for the Satur day livening Poat. Then he call ed Senator Copland down her nd purred up a senate Invwtl gtioa for more publicity. The drum will be kept beat ing. How will see to that. Speed Things ar don In 30 minutes here now which formerly requir ed weeks. That may be one ot th reason for som ot th mis take being made. A certain senator's office re ceived a call from the N. R. A. requesting the senator to name the advisory committee for his stat within halt an hour. The senator's secretary pro tested that the aenator waa In New York and it could not be done. The N. R. A. official de clined to extend the time. Thirty minute later the sec retary was dashing Into N. R. A. headquarter with th requested list. e e Notes When th history ot this re covery 1 written, one whole chapter should be deroted to describing Miss Perkins standing there before the steel Industrial ists telling them what to do about labor. No on vr did that before. e e Advertising agent hsv been Jumping at the opportunity ex ploitation offered by N. R. A. Some have jumped too far and may be called by Gen. Johnson shortly. New private telephone line hav been installed at th commerce department becaus Johnson's cslla swamped th reg. ular channels. The administration background builders are trying to blame the Huii-.Moiey and other spate on republicans.- They claim the ad ministration opposition does not care to shoot at Mr. Roosevelt out Is sniping everyone near him. Editorials on News (Continued from Page One! force until in a little while it will be Irresistible. If It get started oft right the depression just simply won't b abl to stand against it, e CO LET'S each ot us do hi part. - Th part of each Individual may b small. But th total of ALL our part, If ach ot us doe Whitman Drug Co. Underwood's Pharmacy Green Cross Drug Store Pioneer East Side Phar macy Forbes Pure Drugs hi shar loyally and willingly, will b Irresistible. LET a rpat: Tht I a war against depres sion with It hunger and poverty and gloom. Th way to win a wat I to FOLLOW LKADKRSiUPj Let a all follow our leader. Let' be good soldiers. Let Cro at job wher now no job eilat Let s aik buying power. Let's banish poverty. Let's make an honest effort for nothing worth whtl was vr won without an effort. Some People Say People say that Inflation ladi to trouble and distress, but I say that unless w can halt th fall of prices, the distress hend will be far worse than anything we ran fores. Senator Borah ot Idaho. e I can never hare done with my apologle to th Chinese people that In the nam ot a gentl Christ w hve sent such people to tnem. . , . Vt hav sent tguo rant people, we have sent arro gant people, w hav lent super stitious people who taught super stitious creeds and theories. Mrs. Pearl 8. Buck, missionary ana autbor. see When a judge I In office for life he tends to become dictator ial. Representative Randolph renins ot .w Jersey. I am no miracle man. Former Premier Edou.rd Harriot of France. Earlier Days (From file of Republican August, 190 Mr. and .Mrs. E. B. Ramehy. Mrs. 8. K. Martin and two chil dren and Mr. C. M. Ramsby and two children returned recently from the huckleberry patch. A serloua runaway accident oc curred on the Altamont road on Thursday between the Melhase place and Altamont. In whir Mrs K. E. Klrkendall sustained a broken arm and other Injuries, liuy Merrill waa in the cltv yes terday to attend a meeting of Iho nater iserr association. C. W. Eberleln of San Francis co, who has extensive land Inter ests here, arrived In th city Bun- day. TEMPLE STARTS ThrouHtmt tha month of Au (rnt tnt meetlnga will bt con ducted by Ilev. Fred Hurnahuh of th Klamath Templa at th corner of Kant Main and Oak streets. The tent hus a capacity (or eatlng an audience of &oi) Meetings will be held every night except Monday starting at 8 OCIOCK. The first meeting In the tent wat held Wednesday evening with a large number In attend a nee. Special musical numbers are given by Mr. and Mrs. Lyte Arnold of Lakevlew. who not only ling beautifully together but play the banjo and ukeMe. The Klamath Temple orchestra of 15 piecen will also play each evening. Thursday evening the Reeder alatera will present saxaphone trio. Rev. Hormihuh will preach along prophetic lines during these meetings. The Sunday morning Sunday school and preaching services will bt held at the temple ou Oak street as usual, It was an nounced. WIMWt SMV SIDE GLANCES h ciart lgjg C4 ttvr) nc aw Hff "All right, I'll go to and look anything." AT MEDICAL MEET In an address brfor tb Klam ath County Medical society Wed neaday. Dr. J. t'hrlftopher O'l'ay of Honolulu matte an attack upon th pontics which dominate the profwsslon, and declared eecea.lon from organised medicine by either organising anew or rebellion was Imperative. lie poluted out that the heads ot organised medicine had be trayed their trust to the rank and file of the profession. He eliowi-d where thoae at the helm of th national body hail brought about a trade union. Instead ot the pro fessional and dignified public uo sltlon. He criticised the way a medical trust was being formed, despite the promt ot th rank and file of the prufesalun, and he dt'Uuunce! the way organlitil mi'dMu and the medical schools were conniv ing against young doctors. "Thfre la no rtas of young men that I know better than I do young docturn. To make th-m the subjerta of such hlgh-hand-d dictatorial power la an affront to their IntHllKi.no and their man hood. And it 1 organised medi cine, I with it trad union be haviore, that la sponsoring thi tyranny," he said. He pointed out the way the trust la being fostered In differ ent part, of the country. "A medical politician Is ap pointed to ludga the skill and ability of on who wishes to n tor the profession fter having graduated from Class A medical school snd passed hi slat or ter rltorlal elimination. This la dons on the pretense of nrotectlne ih public from poor aorvlce, but the till A ILIITIIIITT ... (Lilt II THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY around, but won't rata about fact la, that It Is lo protect those who, through organised medicine, are protecting th local trust." he declared. II praised th Oregon Utile Medical society because It Is one of th few statf that are adlier lug to th old-lini pruteseluual Ultra. Civil War Veteran Pauses At Astoria A8TOHIA. Or., Aug. I Ml Ambrose A. Itogers. , nl.lr.t of Clatsop county's four Civil war vrtoraua, died yesterday t his home at Seaside. lingers, horn In Monro coun ty. New York, served with the lsOth Nw York volunteers, par ticipating In fie battle of An tletam, U"ttvsburg and Freder icksburg, He la aurvlted by a son. Itay Itog.'rs ot Portland. nd a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Prouty of A.torls. sis? V.'sCa,J;if 1 fW nor v lt costs ho mmi . .trB 4t '4" 3 V v kj taeveayrhty essilis skat ak Unas tints each oay fee sea kewis ef leMar. k ko. ami kenelf 1 MiM ""M aek Must ker trtee4a kave learned to esrape. Aeat kee k ke as secret: A aww Hesse! Meetrle Hsng a her WMtieo. Wfcsle swjeytag kenieK s , eeMfett she hsweaeiiy M, ksst m eaeksng m Hmgvi she ware s.xIih ks SWOMSUS4S kstckea keM log ket Mk Steve. r wwteMwg sM watHng hw ker. TMs keautlflrt, arn. etiie saag well TOU freegMn riem kttrhtn itg. at at wMf ssan nitij swtsia. .winiiiw; trrBM. August 4, 1933 UKEVIEW JOINS I.AKBVIKW. Oro.--rracllr.il, very employer In Lake cnnai. I. shldlng by th 1're.ld.a,'; blanket cml, although som. .! Ilia sawmill owners hsv, .J bothered to sign th, uni( b cause they aspect the lumber code to be aiinouuced within thi nest few day. All inllu , operating ou a 41 hour ..k IT this lime, ' In the event that lb lumber code demands that lb .,,0l sawmill such a thos In Uk, county rnnnl operate more it,,. It hours per week, th slu, mills within I.ako county will undoubtedly shut down ., thereby throw one thousand us. out ot einplujnieut. Locl -. orators assert that In as uiiick aa weather condition, do tot permit them to utilise their la. vestments more than slg month, In the yer Ih.y must throu.k ilty operate at leax t houra ir task In order lo keen don their roata and to also M, their labor a sufficient sum at money for a years work so thai they ran crry through th wis. ler. If th lumbar worker In Uk county cannot earn a sufllrltu mount during slg months to carry them through th Idle . on. they will go l.ewh.rs lo work and th l-akeyl.w mill, U have to rlos becue of the lack of man power lo operate tb,n. Yl professor says beer Is ft. tenlng. and will lucre, th want line. Now It aoenis, w ,tisl be M to detrt Ihe beer drinker not only by his breath, but also by bis breadth. HEALTH MEANS CHARM AND HAPPINESS Sparkling ye snu smiling lips speak of oeallh mm m smiling lips Vf k of beaiih 1 1 andvitalltv.C.lMr a skinsitrattt.l t m ar hcalihyactivcgirl llNHhbappyaoo B popular. . J ' Perhaps yo IX f r not really ill IJl i Ti ebis lh - - day' wurk Is don yo are too tired lo eoitr into the good time, ihsi other women noe. For estrs energy, try Lydi E. Pioklum' Vegetable Com noon d. It tones up your general beaiih. Give yoa mors pep mars chsrm. Rrmemher that 91 out of 100 women report bcocnt. Let It hp you too. tnD 4t ktvaVwTat-) ktB --a RECOVER! MOVE 9 smiai.llu tsswjiiiat aontrol aw king ker ae la ike kttrhen . . . I IN rlOftltlf VOW at ymr GROCERS rcxa PAtrNUt I
