PAGE EIGHT
FARM CI
F
TO INFLATE
CHICAGO. Sept. 10, (
nun Wallace today told the
(rain dealers that he still favors
controlled Inflation.
Alone with this. President
Roosevelt's secretary ot agricul
ture criticised high tariff psychol
ogy, and warned that attempts to
fix prices "without control of pro
duction la doomed to failure."
View Misinterpreted
"Most of the price fixer are
also Inflationists." he said. "It
the purchasing power ot farm
products does not Improve during
the next three months, the price
fixers and Inflationists will hare
great power in congress this com
ing winter, and there will he
passed legislation which will
make the agricultural adjustment
act seem extraordinarily conserv
ative," Explaining his attitude on In
flation, Wallace said that recent
Tiewa he expressed on the sub
ject have been misinterpreted.
"For a number of yeara prior
to March 4, 1933." Wallace said.
"I urged the stabilisation ot the
purchasing power of the dollar
and a restoration ot the commod
ity price leTel to that which pre
vailed in 1926. . . . Since March
4. It has been my pleasure to see
the objective, we strove for out
In the Middle West become a ba
ste principle in President Roose
velt s program for recovery. . . .
In view of the progress already
made in that direction, It was
deemed opportune to explain to
farmers what some ot the results
might be. especially to point out
that It the previous price level Is
restored farmers would still face
the continued necessity of balanc
ing farm output more nearly In
line with demand conditions. Un
fortunately this attempt to clarify
the farmer's thinking, lest he be
disappointed, when the price level
objectives are eventually attain
ed, has given rise to the mistaken
impression that I have changed
my views. My position with re
spect to controlled Inflation has
aot changed."
Higher Price Vlsioned
Secretary Wallace said he look
ed for "decidedly higher agricul
tural prices within a few months"
bnt that he felt the Improvement
might come to a sad end It "we
are not prepared to meet the peril
produced by the following
forces." He said these "were:
"First, America is a creditor
nation to the tune ot one billion
dollars annually, but, as a nation,
he has a debtor psychology.
"Second, the American people,
democrat, and republicans alike,
are Mill essentially high tariff In
their attitude. Reciprocal tariff
agreements may he negotiated,
but the increase tn foreign pur
chasing power resulting thereby
will not be sufficient to enable
foreign countries to pay a satis
factory prioe for onr surplus
wheat and cotton nnless the atti
tude of the American people and
American congressmen change
very radically.
Country Nationalistic
"Third: TheAmerican people
am dislllusioner about lending
money abroad, and H will be dif
ficult to float foreign loans to
their present temper.
These three forces mean that
for the time being our people are
profoundly nationalistic and that
as long as they are operating on
this basis, we should go at it
wholeheartedly to pat our Inter
nal economy on a nationalistic
basis, reducing our crop land
acreage by 40 million acres."
WALLACE'S STAND PRAISED
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, ()
Praise of Secretary Wallace''
analysis of the long-range out
look for the American farmer un
der Inflation, In the secretary's
speech at the Chicago Grain Deal
ers association convention, came
today from one of his most severe
critics. Seth Ax ley, economist
and writer on national economic
problems, said the Wallace speech
takes into account factors which
are essential to the rebuilding of
the national trade.
"Here i8 an indication of real
vision." Axley said. "It is a rec
ognition of the fundamentals of
BACKS
4-H CLUB
JUVENILE FAIR
Klamath County Fair Grounds
SEPT., 23-24
TXHIBITS of livestock, poultry, garden, potatoes, sewing, cooking.
canning, home-making, handwork, room-improvement. The boyg
and girls will show" the things the have grown or mad 'during
the past year.
EVERYBODY INVITED
PROGRAM
SUNDAY NOON Annual 4-H club picnic. Mothers, bring family
lunch, all eat together.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON Short program of talks, music and alyle
review. Showmanship contest, ball game, foot
races.
A HOUSE FOR MAMMA
If ' v f
!
When Barney Ron took his $30,000 slice of the sate receipts
st his recent fight with Tony Canxoneri, he said he was goine to
use the dough to build a home (or his mother, Mrs. Sarah Rasof
sky. Abore the champ is shown with his proud parent In a New
York hotel.
Nabbed in Ford
Kidnaping Plot
Accused of being a member of a
gang that plotted the abduction
ot Edsel Ford or one of his sons.
Joseph (Red) O'Rlordoa. above,
Detroit and St. Louis gangster,
was arrested In Los Angeles,
after being sought for three
years, on a warrant charging
him with kidnaping a Detroit
merchant. O-Rtordon admitted
hes trtnrsttfcy bat steoted Ms
Sttt.
sound national and world econ
omy.
"Secretary Wallace summarizes
ably the influences governing the
well-being of American farmers.
as well as manufacturers and oth
ers. He shows the danger of
wrecking the farmers' foreign
markets on the rocks of inflation
prices and high tariffs."
SUDDEN JUMP FEARED
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, VP)
An assertion President Roosevelt
gradually was bringing about In
flation of the currency, but that
"he would not even dare to ad
mit It, was made today by Sen
ator Thomas (D., Okla), a leader
in the inflation movement to in
crease farm commodity prices.
"It is my opinion," Thomas
told newspaper men "that Pres
ident Roosevelt does not want to
niaKe a statement on inflation
because if he even hinted it com
modity prices would jump too
fast and too high before the mon
ey is distributed among the peo
ple."
DESTROYERS SENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. (UP
Four more naval destroyers were
ordered from Guantanamo naval
base to Cuban ports today as
disorders Increased in the island.
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Sinclair Seeks
Governorship
Vpton Sinclair, widely known as
a writer aad a Socialist, ss pic
tured at Los Angeles as he an
nounced bis candidacy tor the
governorship of California on
the Democratic ticket. While
running as a Democrat, Sin
clair said he still adherea to
principles ot Un Socialist party.
Coast Baseball
Sacramento
poned; rain.
at Portland, post-
R. H. E.
6 11 1
Los Angeles
Hollywood -Thomas
3 8 0
and McMullen;
Schultz, Page and Tobin.
H.
11
San Francisco
Missions
Davia and Bottarini; Phebus,
Pillette and Duggau.
Oakland and
poned; rain.
Seattle, post
Bramhall Returns
With First Buck
(Continued from! Page One)
telephone, called Into town and
announced his safety. At last
reports his companions were
still missing, probably carrying
on a frantic search for Burr, who
was comfortably on his way to
town.
There are 1,200 archeological
sites in Mexico.
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON
WESTER!. STATES
VOTE FOB REPEAL
By The AnMrUitoil rmm
Th score card In the fisM
ovtr repeal todtiy:
Repeal 31. prohibition 0. -'-Idaho
and New Mexico, voting
rex lord ay, approved the propoaod
Slut amendment, which would
strike the ISth from the con
stitution. J-ive Mora mhmmI
This placed the roponl forces i
In a position where they can spot;
the prohibitionists three stutos
bvtwevn now and Nov. 7 and still
have national prohibition out otj
The next state to vote Is Vir
ginia, on Oct. 3. Florida voto
on Oct. 10 and six mora North
snd South Carolina, Ohio, Ken
tucky, Pennsylvania and I'tah
on Nov. 7. The antl-prohibltlon-ists
need only five of thorn to
obtain the 36 states needed to
amend the constitution.
If they get the five, they ex
pect the formalities of ratifica
tion to be concluded in Decem
ber. BOISE. Idaho. Sept. 10, (API
With approximately nine-tenths
of the expected rote tn jester- j
dav'a election tabulated tori.v '
Idaho gare 62,007 for repeal to
38.171 against repeal, a major
ity ot 13.S35.
The rote came from 691 of the
state's 819 precincts and those
outstanding were all small, some
with barely a dosea electors reg
istered. Exactly three-fourths of the
counties tn the state were aligned
for repeal in the tabulation S3
of 44, but some were so close
that forthcoming returns may
change their position.
ALDUQUEKQUE, N. M Sept.
SO. (AP) An Associated Press
compilation of votes tn yester
day's special election for ratifi
cation of rhe 31st or prohibition
repeal amendment today showed:
From 258 precincts of 785 In
the state for 51,169, against
9.843.
For state repeal, the rote In
25J precincts showed: for 29.
623, against 10,827.
Starr Steps Down
From Presidency
Of Higher Board
(Continued from Page One)
had been given him, proceeded
at once with an investigation.'
Starr has been prominent In
higher education In Oregon for
18 years, becoming a normal
school regent in 1916. He wa?
a member ot state board ot
higher education since Its Incep
tion In 1929.
Amendment Seeking
Lower Rates rued
SALEM. Sept. 20. (UP) An
amendment to an Initiative pe
tition, seeking to lower Interest
rates on small loans, was filed
today by A. C. Buchanan of
Portland.
The amended petition fixes
maximum Interest rate on loaus
more than S300 at 10 per cent
a year. Instead ot 12 as In the
original.
It would also prohibit pawn
brokers from maklnst private
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CALLON tfA
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So take advantage of it right away. See one of the Fuller
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Why waete time and money on cheap-quality pmmtm,
when you can buy Fuller Painta the paint thatiaatt
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Last Rites for
pSF
A gangster Ilea mortally wounded but still conscious, on a curb. Wnlls
mounted police hold back curious throngs, a Komaa Catholic priest,
robed In sacred vestments, administers the last rites ot the church.
That's the remarkable seen which the camera portrays tn this picture
taken in Santiago, Chile, where recent gang warfare haa exacted a
hoary toll of Uvea,
Charged With
Aiding Bailey
Federal charges of aiding Har
vey Bailor to escape from the
Da Has. Tex., jail have been Sled
against Tom Manlon, above.
Jailer who last visited the no
torious outlaw before he fled,
only to be recaptured a ahort
time later. Bailey la accused la
the Urachal kidnaping.
sales and would require holding
of pledges a year, when they
would be sold at public auction.
Multi-Millionaire's
Body Is Recovered
ELY, Minn.. Sept. 20. (UP)
The body ot Howard H. Blgelo,
multi-millionaire St. Paul pub
lisher who disappeared 10 days
ago with two other members of
a canoeing party, was recovered
late today In isolated Basswood
lake. He was head of one of
the largest calendar printing
hoti!pfl linthe country.
83c
$i;i5
$1.15
$1.20
85c
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Browne's Paint Store
Drake Lumber Co.
Swan Lake Moulding Co.
MALIN
MalinMerc. Co.
a Gangster
J-
Jury to Receive
Theft Case Today
(Continued from Page One)
confessed accomplice tn the rob
bery, withdrawn was also de
nied. VAtter the Jury was dismissed
to view the car In which Wolfj
waa alleged to have driven, the
state and defense attorneys pre
sented arguments.
Sheriff U L. Low and his dep
uty. Rex McMillan, were on the
stand Wednesday morning and
Identified 1810 in currency which
waa Introduced, as the same
money which was found under
the mattress of Wolfe's bed when
arrested at the hotel November
21. 1931.
Low testified that Wolfe first
denied ownership of the money
saying It had been planted to In
volve him In the robbery.
"Later Wolfe told me at the
county Jail that be had obtained
the money from a lumber deal."
the sheriff said.
No evidence waa Introduced In
ths trial to identity the money as
being part ot the 15,000 stolen
from the bsnk.
Over strenuous objections of
the defense, the state Introduced
evidence that Wolfe was finan
cially embarrassed prior to No
vember 11.
K. H. Hovey, local lumberman.
testified thst he had loaned
Wolfe 326 November 9.
Approximately 8(8.484,000
barrels of oil were consumed In
the United State In 1930.
FALL STYLES
HERE
1TI01X4RT
P.-T. JL
TO MEET FRIDAY
The Fnlrvlow P.-T. A. will
aivot Friday aflermmn, Veutvm
her It. at I o'clock at the
school, when an Interesting uro
grain wllh bo presented. Special
features of th. afternoon will b.
an adilross by Hov. J, II. Couu,
of III. Methodist Kplaroiial
church, a brief resume of ill.
P.-T. A. conference, presented
by Mrs. iV. I,. Walsa. a piano
solo by Dorothy Kesioraon and
tea served ' by the teachera ot
the school. "','
Plana tor ' a cafeteria to bs
started In the near future, will
h. discussed during the after
noon. N.w offlcr. for th. year
will take charge of th. Frlilny
afternoon mooting, with Mrs. It.
A. La l.oniie, as president; Mrs.
1. K, lleno, vice psesldenl: Mrs.
W. A. Hlshop, treasurer and
Mrs. Kllon Patterson, secretary.
O'Connell Can't
Identify Suspects
In Kidnaping Case
(Continued from Pag. One)
Into th. eas. for th. first time
lata today.
Caught Napping
A aeries of federal and stats
ag.nts, testifying after a story
ot the prison negotiations was
unfolded and after evidence to'
link three Texas tarnier-defen-danta
with th. plot, told how
ilalley waa caught napping In
the farmyard ot K. Q. Shannon,
near Paradise, Texas.
The eourtrootn remained un
der guard ot nearly a score of
heavily armed ' officers. Shan
non, his wife and his son, Ar
mon, were taken from court in
an armoured truck tor their own
safety.. Prosecutors, the Judge,
Ursch.l himself and his family
were more closely guarded than
ever.
As the third day ot the trial
ended. Kelly waa believed In the
vicinity of Oklahoma City, and
officers feared he would at
tempt to oarry out threats made
by mall against Uracbel, th.
Shannons and ' othors tn th.
case.
A man who said h. was Kelly
and "had a lot of work to do,"
held up two youths and left
them tied to a tree 17 miles
from her. today. At th. sams
tim. Texas officers several hun
dred mile, away arrested two
men near Oladewater In an
automobile believed belonging to
Kelly. The two occupants,
brothers, said tholr name was
Kdwarda and that they lived In
Wllmot, Ark.
Attorney's Life Threatened
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla..
Sept. to. AP) The life of
Joseph I). Keenan, assistant at
torney general leading the na
tion's drive against crime, hss
been threatened by George (.Ma-
Entire new arrangements
made by the M O D A R T
CORSET COMPANY,
whereby we are assured of
better delivery service hava
been guaranteed to us
therefore we are very happy
to state our line of fall styles
MODARTS is complete
again. All sizes in stock.
Our policy has been and
will be to offer well known
brands of higher quality
merchandise it may cost a
trifle more than other makes
but we believe you get
bigger values for your
money. Experienced corset
sales ladies to serve you.
September 21, 1933
chine Gun) Kelly, It waa learned
on ifiHid authority today.
Keenun rerelved I lis threat In
an airmail litter from I'Ii'ihso
at th. end of yestenlny'a fiiliirnl
com l aimalun III wlili'li llurvoy
llall.y, Albert Mutes ami ten
other puranns aru on Irlitl tor
Hie kidnaping of Charles P.
llrsclM'lpklaluMiia I'lty oil mil
lloimlro. l,ci7ora Aiillienllr
KolW, accusrd by Hie govern-niuiit-nf
having aided lluta In
uurrylug out Hie arlunl ahiluo
llo of (Irsi'hul, ami his wife are
the only two persons Indicted In
the kidnaping who have not
been spproheiiilcd.
Pair Arrested for
Fatal Drinking Bout
HKATTLH. Sept. So. (UP
Two men were being held In Jnll
here tmilght for liivenilgailun
Into Incidenta aiirroundlng Ilia
14 hour drinking bout which
emli-d In the death of Mrs, Ma.
Ilrnsilll, 60.
Theodora prager, 66, retired
engineer, and brother-in-law of
the victim, was held on an open
charge. A friend. It. E. Moor..
66. was Jailed on charges of
drunkenness.
Moth ware found unconscious
In lit. horn, wherein Mrs. Hras
III met death. A bottle con
taining denatured alcohol,
marked "poison," was nearby.
County Budget for
Relief Drawn Up
(Continued from Pag. One)
chsrge of th. local work, said
figures would be obtalnabl. with
in a few days so an eip.na.
comparison might b. mad. be
tween th. requisition ayatem and
the commissary method of re
lief. Looks Forward
Carl Frel, Independent Borvtca
Station Operator. Ktmo Route.
Klamath Kails, bcllovoa Inrie
pendrnt servlra station operators
hava turned the corner toward
prosperity. Claims unfulr prac
tices and prlcos ara about to be
eliminated under agreement.
I'ratses .tchUdd Ideals, Quality
ot product and fairneaa-Adv.
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