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--TYHE DEFEATS
rOim-AXD, Feb. 8. Ted Thyo
retained tho light, hoavyiwulght bell
last night, taking two out ot throe
falls from Frank Saxon, claimant ot
tho Canadian title.
MIAMI, Flu.. Fob. 8. One world
and two American records tell yes
terday in the openJDg events ot the
swimming moot here In which lead
ing girl swimmers ot the I'nited
States are competing.
" lUortlude Ederlo of Xew York
Shattered her own world and Ameri
can rO-'ords in the 130-yard free
stlo fiwJm. covering tho distance
In 1 minute H 1-5 seconds. I for
former world's mark was 1 m,lnute
45 seconds.
lAgnes Charcty of New York,
swimming alone, ripped 12 seconds
oft the American mark In the S00
yard breast stroke, which she made
in 3 uxinutes 15 seconds Jagainst
Mabie Arklie's long-standing record
of 3 minutes 27 seconds.
lAJlecn Riggin, New York, failed
to disturb Gertrude Ederle's 300
yard mark in the opening event on
th program, her IJme being 4:11.5,
while the record is 3:58.2. Sybil
Bauer, Illinois, swam the 100-yard
back stroke in 1:15.2, a fraction of
a second above her oiwn record.
PRIZES OFFERED
FOR ESSAYS ON
; VARIOUS SUBJECTS
UNIVERSITY OF OREGO.W Eu
geae, Feb. 8. (Special.) Every
high, school and secondary' school
student in Oregon Is eligible to com
pete in the prize essay contest ot
the American Chemical society, ac
cording to word received by Profes
sor Ontn F. Stafford of the Cuivensity
of Oregon department of chemistry.
The contest Is to be country-wide.
Each contestant may submit one
essay, not to exceed 2500 worts,
which must be confined to the fol
lowing six subjects: The Relation of
Chemistry to Health and Efsease,
to the Enrichment of Life, to Agri
culture and Forestry, to. National
Defense, to the Home, to the Develop
ment of the Industries and Re
sources of Each. State (the contest
ants to write on their own state in
dustries and resources.)
The bast essay on each of these
subjects in. each state will be awarded
S25, and? six best essays will be se
lected by the national committee at
Judges- from among the state win
ners. The writers of the winning es
says In- the national contest will be
awarded four-yer scholarships to
Yale university or Vassar college,
each, scholarship to carry with it
(500 a year in addition to tuition
CHILOQUIN TRAIN
SCHEDULE CHANGE
BEING CONSIDERED
To make better connections for
mall transportation, the schedule
tor the Chiloquih train may be
changed, next Monday, according
to 1 John MteCall, postmaster. . A
movement has1 been afoot for sev
eral weeks to arrange the. schedule
In such, a way that the train would
arrive here at 12:30, in time to
catch the mail Btage for .Ashland,
which leaves at 1 p.m. The train ar
rives here 'at 1:30 p.m. And the
mall Is held in Klamath Falls for
24 hours. "
Business, men have be.m in com
munication with the superinten
dent of ' the thirteenth . railway
mat) service division at Seattle,
Wash, Their desires are being con
sidered and there is a strong likeli
hood that the change in schedule
will, b sffectod..
Among the - superstitious Uriah
peasantry Friday Is regarded as a
very unlucky day. The door should
never, be opened to a stranger on
thai day, nor should a cat be taken
from one house to another,
Phm yur trant ads to Tho Eve
blBl HorAld, Si,
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RECGROS FULL
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MEET
"Put Up Your Dukes, Marquis!"
Li 1 LA'i J ;
rlnc at Bermomlscy Town Hall, liut'.:inJ. wlt'i I:. K 1-iKas. whom lie
l ft-au-J In six rounds. The r.aiiui In e.n -:iia : tlie 0-fiil ravins
'Club. His iiK.tln.-r. tho I5-.icli. jJi of Hamilton. :.'.h ssi'iwmJ Kttlvfao
lion llml tow lxy lia.l vicKcJ t-oxins as a 1- ihlnki l'.'H Kicat
stun", us wo Americans fay. t
ADMITS PART1N
lilLWiAUKEE. Wis., Feb. 8. Joe
Jackson, former Wilto Sox outfielder
admitted to Alfred S. Austrian, Cb,t
oago American League club attor
ney, implication in the plot to throw
the wn:tld series ot 1919 and re
ceived (5000 for his part In the
scheme, according to testimony given
by A'ustrian -in Jackson's $'lS,5tD
salary suit against the club in circuit
court here today.
These admissions mere made to
him, Austrian testified, in his of
fice in Chicago about the time of
tho call of the grand jury to invjsti
gate the world series scandal of that
year.
'Among other things, the witness
said Jackson made the following
admissions:
That he had been one of the plot
ters. That Chick Candll had first
mentioned the plot to him.
That he (Jackson) had demanded
$20,000 as his share and that this
sum bad been promised him.
That he was to receive install
ments after each game, but when
none was forthcoming after the first
two games he complained to Gandil.
That he received J5000 from
'Lefty" Williams, Sox pitcher, after
the fourth game.
Austrian testified he had talked
to Eddie Cicotte, Sox pitcher, prior
to the Jackson conversation, and thct
Cicotte had admitted to him his part
in the plot and named Jackson and
six other imemibens of the team.
At this point attorneys for- Jack
son began cross-examln'ng the wit
ness. It was brought out that Charles
A. Comlskey had suspicions that all
was not well with the series after
the. completion ot the first game.
Austrian denied that Comiskey men
tioned the names of any players, or
that his suspicions were directed
against any specific members ot the
team. He denied Comiskey had sent
a detective to Savannah, Ga., home
of Jackson, to interview the latter
after the close of the series or that
Comiskey had had a talk with an
agent of Arnold Rothstein, New York,
alleged gambler mentioned in the
resulting scandal. . . . :
SAYS EARTHQUAKE
NEARLY EVERY DAY
LONDON, Feb. 8. The earth is
in a continual state of unrest, in
ternally as well as on the surface,
says Professor H. H. Turner of the
London Training College. In a re
cent lecture he declared that almost
every day an earthquake occurred
somewhere and often three or four
took place. These quakes seemed
to be getting more frequent, and it
is stllj. a, question ' with experts
whether the worst had been passed
or Is still to' come.
iComlmentlng on the accuracy tn
our times of the science of seismo
logy, the professor said that modern
methods of recording had proved
that what has hitherto 'been written
on the seismographs as interior
rumblings are In reality earth
quakes so far down In the earth that
the crust Is not broken or disturb
ed. VICTOR ADDING MACHINES at
Southwell's. , '8-
Itoad the Herald Want Ada.
CLUB FRALV EUP
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OREGON H
Rt:C-KNE. Ore., Fob. 8. Joseph
H. M-uddock, asiFi'stant to "Hurry
Up" Yoat of MichiKan in 1923 and
1921, was named football coach far
the University of Oregon, at a meet
ing of the executive council of the
Associated Students last night. He
will succeed Huntington, resigned.
.WASHES COMPLETE
PLANS FOR TRAINING
SEATTLE, Feb. S. Spring train
ing plans for the Seattle Baseball
club of the Pd-ifie Ooast league
are complete. President Charles L.
Lockard announced after receiving
a telegram from Wade Killifer, the
manager.
The pitchers and catchers are to
report March 2 at Elsinmore, Cal.,
"for a week of boiling out in the hot
springs," and the infield and out
field candidates March 9 at San Ber
nardino, Cal., wheer the whole tew
will be drilled. Killifer wired front
San Bernardino.
The contract of Ted Baldwin,
third baseman last year, was re
ceived yesterday.
SEVEN CAGES OF
RATS STUDIED AT
STATE UNIVERSITY
ORECON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Feb. 8. "Great
rats, small rats, lean rats, brawny
rats "
iBui these rats don't 1ite babies in
their cradles or spoil the women's
chats. Indeed, they are among the
moat friendly, docile, and altogether
charming little black and white rats
that ever squeaked. Fuithermore,
they are doing a service for mankind
by proving that milk is necessary
food for' the growing child.
Mm. Jessamine Chapman Williams,
professor of household soleu):e, is
experimenting with these rats
seven cages of them with two or
three in. each cage to find what is
the best supplement for bread. Rats
eat -the kind ot food men do. Mrs.
Wlillam3 has found that those fed
on bread and milk weigh four) times
as much as those fed on bread alone,
although they are exactly the same
age and come from the same family.
These rats will be a little more
than 3 months old iwhen the experi
ment is finished, February 22. Since
this ago, in a rat's life corresponds
to 7 years in a man's lite, the results
will fchow the best, food tor a young
child. The foods in the order ot
thelc value as supplement of bread,
says Mis. WJIllama, are milk cau-
bago, potato and three fruHs prunes,
apples and loganberries.
An elephant connpt see an object
outlined agajnst the sky at more
than 30 -yards.
More than 00 per cent of a blanket
of pew. snow is sometimes made up
of air.
. Forty thousand tons ot tobacco 1b
smoked In the 'British isles every
year. ' .
Recent tests have shown that the
oak llmlbers In the ropf of a London
building are as strong- as when it
wain sreotad (Ire conturloi ago,
m
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lUuAIMLLuH
d-OS A.NTrUI.KS, Fob. S. A tola!
of $3;i".u,-i3.4;l lu iNisli mid pi-oiiorty
wa- ruallxi'il by the crlmlmil oIimiioiiI
ot l.m A'.iKi'lrs front op'Hat'ou.t dur
ing tho month ot January, aivord
ing to a rrport mado ptililli' by I'ulloo
Statistician Knolos. This fiKitro In
exoluslvo of $110,000 worth "C atito
muliilus which foil into Hi.- humta nf
motor thloves durliiK the sami
period, the roport adds.
The roport in duinll shows Hint
oltisons lost 8i:i.H.t7 In cash In
httrglnrliM during I ho lmmth. Tltn
'sucker" list was sod far another
$30,, 1 70. S3 and plain tliVvos gar
nered a total of t73.4i!0.3ii. Pick
pockets, adding their lilt In tho
whole, d.tigged $Si0.2.1 from tho
pockets of unsuspecting victims
while gunmen, stalking the street
both day nDi night, wero ourkiuHl
by $70,431.50 tken In liold-uio
Worthless checks for $5504.45 worn
cashed during the siunu period at) il
another $i90fl was lost by cured a
men utid women.
Tho police, however, worn not
Idle during this period, tho report
indicates. They not only recovered a
huge amount ot property, but their
offensivo against crooks In general
was intensified to su.-h tin i-xtvnt
that the ranks of the crluiiuU wore
more or less de.-ltmited. AH tol.l, thu
police placed 6019 suspected killers,
gunmen, potty thieves, suspect and
oihor varletlos of law violators under
arrest In tho 31 days. Tho total ar
rests during tho month for g.uid
larceny was 166 of which eight wore
women. There were 98 suspected
bandits, 19 drug pedtllerj and users.
35 4 asserted Wright act violators and
19 persons charged with reckless
driving placed In Jail. The number
of arrests for drunkenness led the list
with 8S2. Also, there were 200 as
serted gamblers taken Into custody.
IE PRICE IS
T
YRF.K.V, Fob. 8. One o. the moat
imponant real estate .transactions In
Siskiyou county this .year came to
light this week in the announcement
f the sale by H. J. Barton of hid
100-acre tract on the Klamath river
at the mouth of Beaver creek to
Sheriff A. S. Calkins of this city,
r. P. Tabor and the letter's son.
itoy Taber of Dorris. The considera
tion has not been announced, but It
is generally understood the prope:4y
brought the highest acreage price
ever paid for real estate In that part
ot the county.
The location l.s an ideal one for
a summer resort, and It is planned
by the purchasers to ultimately make
it one ot the attractions of tho can
yon. Several mine.ial springs, flow
ing waters of known medicinal qual
ity, are located on tho tract, and sit
uated along the Klamath In close
proximity of t&ie piace aire many
more springs flowing health giving
waters, noted for many years for
their remedial qualities.
Shcrlft Calkins stated that no
definite .program for tho development
of the property had been decided
upon, but a colony of summer homes,
danco pavilion, autom'obllo camp,
baths and playgrounds will bo In
cluded In the program of early ac
tivity. Aside from its value as a potential
summer resort, there is a consider
able acreage of gravol near the river
carrying placer; gold values. This
ground will be prospected and de
veloped and If the values are of suf
ficient to justify the step hydraulic
giants will be set to iwork within a
few months.
A
STUFFEDUP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
Passage Clears Throat,
Too
If your nostrils are c'ogged and
your head stuffed because of nasty
catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure
antiseptic cream Into your nostrils
ft penetrates through every air pas
sage, soothing and healing swollen,
Inflamed membranes and you get
Instant relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Tour clogged nostrils open right up;
your head Is clear; no more hawk
ing or snuffling. Count fifty, AH
the stufflnoss, dryness, struggling
tor breath Is Bono. You rest tine.
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W v KLAMATH FALLS OREGON rnW 0
WHERE PARTirtJLftf? Pl.orut h
TRAPPERS
I Want ALL of the
RAW FURS
you have. The marhot looks as good now as it will
bo this season, on Beaver, Mink, Marten, Coyotes,
Cats, Fisher ant Badger.
Thanks for a chance at your Furs
Marvin Cross
Phone No. 733 124 South Fourth St.
Kodak Finishing
Films received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same day at 5 P. M
Uitil Ortlt-ra Klllwl Pminpily
STAR DRUG CO.
nth mid Slain Hta.
WHITE PELICAN IRON WORKS INC.
r
Practical Iloilor Makers and Iron Worker
Heavy Slici-t Iron Work Tuiilm, UroootiiiiRs ami Htuiku, Kloii
Conveyors, Air Cooled unci llrlt-k linoil Hunter
Wo specialize on Kopaliing Holler of nil kind
Spring Street, nciir Oak Ave. Kluinnlli rails, Oio.
I'llO.M-: TOO
Medieul scientists say llK.t lovo
prod-.coi In so?no peo;Mo iloflnltc
physical mnludlos ranK'jig from
catulepsy, in which tho victim be
comes rigid nnd unconscious, to
deafness and completo loss of speech.
Springfield and Campbell town
ships of Green county. Mo., ro
dured thel? baby death rate of 4 2
per cent within tho short space of
four yearj.
5
Costs Little and Overcomes
Trouble Almost Over
Nijfht
Any breaking out of tho skin even
fiery, Itching eczoma, can bo quick
ly overcome by applying Mentho
Sulphur, declares a noted skin spec
ialist. Because of its germ destroy
ing properties, till sulphur prepara
tion Instantly brings case from skin
irritation, soothes and heals the
eczema right up and leaves the skin
clear and smooth,
It seldom falls to relieve tho tor
ment without delay. Sufferers from
skin trouble should obtain a small
Jar of Rowlos Mentho-Sulphur from
any good druggist and uso it like
cold cream.
A te Jir.,.
Aim S'ocTrto
i-JWuk.-'a.. ''J H: II Ik ,
eirr !M t!BfTO7iK rr-r mr. irri-f.
Astounding Prevalence
P: IS appalling to realize that
probably 707 of the adult pop
ulation suffers with Piles or some
other form of Colon trouble.
Yet, 1 GUARANTEE to cure any cae
of Piles by my nonsurgical method or
refund the patient', fee.
On or about M.rrli tint mj. .lilld ort.nln
tioa of rcUl .pel.lil. will b. houied in fnf
own n.w bulldint nt wn as
Mln, Hir.ctlr oppaaito lb
Court Hoiu. r'ortJand.Oron
S.odlod.TlurnijrFRXE ,
lltartrRUd book.
C.SAS. J. DEAN. M.D
l0 HBpoRWSOM WRUAU,OnECOH
ECZEMA
UirW-rSl.!-u0
ready a V 6 p'S
I fm
I9UY TWIilM DRUGS tSSlSSSx
KLAMATH FALIJ4, OKKOUN
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W. II. A. U.-iim r, Crank L. Mar4
Ijiwyrr
I'linno 117 Ortii-r Aiuoriraii
Nntlonal Bank lllilu.
HIIOW CAItlW
Lou to nrdor lit
SOUTHWlM.
BTATIO.NKItY BTORI3
I'linno ouea
I.KK'8 OYSTKR
t'orktall ndcl wttcltcry to
your dinner.
Frmh In Hnnllnry biitllo at
all lending Cafes and Grocers
New Oriental Beauty
Shop
Marci-ll Waving ,
11.00
unit Khainpnolin;
Blouch Itlclit-, Hulto U No. a
018 Main St.
Muko iippolntinents, I'liono Oil
Look for the Tallest Barber Pole
In the World '
SWANSON'S BARBER
SHOP
Ladles Ilnlr flubbing s Bpnclnlty
BB5 Main Hired
LET "TEX" DO IT
Upliiilxti'i'liiK MullrcHK
innklng fieiii'i-iil l-'iirniluie
Ki'puli'lnK I'llrnlliiie
pai kcil mill crated Vim nIIi
iK nml ciiniiii'lliiK
J. S. WILLBURN
II Til Main Hi. I'liom, 4 10
All work guiiiiiiileud
DR. II J. WINILKD
(irmliiulj. mill Himn Ui'kIhIit''"!
OPTICIAN
Xlmlivn Vonr lu-i' In lliiilii,
J'i-iitiil b-rvlii
til Mt'lli Ml n-. 'I
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: (,1-IOAI i; I ISIST OPTICIAN'
7iiil Main Si , riiniio lilil-W
Wo lit ami r.H" I mUi'i. IHipll
tiitii Ini.lii'it li'ii'im, roiHilr friniii'"!
NU EONE CORSETS
llai'.o to Vimr Miiuio
;u.iraiilcrtl
Mfi. Rage Randall
Wl Jiiiiii.uu Si. Pliniio U7T-W
Dll F. R. GODDARD
OSTIItlPA I'MIC I'llVNICIAN'
AM) Nl'llxI'.'ii.V
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riiniin ina-j i:m h. i;hcriiii-
CHIROPRACTORS
DIW, MAI.I.KTT Ml,l,i:rr
Officii over t il li nniinl'
I"t It oi Main riiniin -CJO
Honlilonrn I'linno BUT
W. E. & J. E. Patterson
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
J. H. DRISCOLL
Up stairs in the Hart BIdg
ALL KINDS OF INSUR-.
ANCE
If you must leave Kla
math Falls
Come to Hollywood
". .. Joel T. Ward
Sin)
Geo. J. Walton
On"." HUNHtiX UOULKVAUI)
Mull addrrit D.l-'.l). No, 10 '
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' Concrete Brick
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Building niiHks
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