The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 17, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, FEH. 17, Trvp'.MMn HERALD KLAMATH' FALLS OREGON - ' -..-r-. . I -r NO LUCK! , 1 ' '.' .. : :l. -r - - OUT OF THE AIR Ity JUl.lt'H MUKLI.lilt -Manager lUnllo Uopt., Mnidwln Hardware Co. I.sued Dally, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office :; 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Ore. E. J. MURRAY .... ... . ... W. H. PERKINS ... . . ......... , t , Publisher ......... News Editor Entered as second; class matter at the postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. ' ' Member of the Associated Press ' s The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all pews dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. ' All rights of republication of special dispatches hcre in are ,1ho reserved. . s ,. v.; " ,'- -- ' ! ' The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath Count v and the City of Klamath Falls. ui.fiui-niPTlAN RATKH t . " Itrllvrmt h OirrliT ' " B) Mall Ann Var - ....$6.60 I One tear : . His Month." 8.5 SIX Months i nJS'SStir: -- i "hhreMo,nhhs - OM Month - -" One Month ..15.00 .. J.75 .. 1.60 .65 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925 THIEVING GROWS, BUT WHY? i month ago a questionnaire was sent to thirty-eight of the claim offices of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company, much of whose business consists of bonding em ployes Most of these superintendents have had long experi ence in handling and adjusting. losses involving employes un true to their trust. The offices canvassed extend ironv Port land, Maine, to Portland, Ore , and from. Jacksonville,. Fla, to I Los Angeles, Cal. The questionnaires have bec;comP': ' and here arc some of the salient assertions gleaned f rom then Dishonesty is. " apparently increas.ng ?. throughout the country. , . . . , ' : m f i,r,5. who orove unfaithful are men. - The service of dishonest employes averages six months to three years before, they arc detected. -'"' i Nowadays many things formerly considered as luxuries are wrongly regarded as necessities. ; ; . ' ? "Keeping up with' the Joneses," and social unrest, appears to cause the downfall of many men, especially married ones. . i The craving for an automobile, and the granting of almost ' limitless credit play a part-in many losess. Family infidelity seems to be more general, and family train- ing, school training and religious training have been put on the J Evasion of the . law, as evidenced by bootlegging and the purchase of bootleg liquor, has come to be looked on as a sport, not as a crime. ' ' ' ''"-':''' 'ft T:'.''"t !'': '' ' ' ' Courts in many states ar.len'iertt, or at least are not .dealing severely with dishonesty." -'".. -: .' ' ' . There is a grpwing disinclination to work. (Coin limed From Yesterday) Denmark and Hungary hnvo not baa much success wlih rnillo. In Denmark brouuVnstliiK wa alarloil by amateurs In tho early days f l' art. The sorvico .win poor duo to tbo fuel that tho equipment was In nduquule, and tbo programs tiiinitl Isfnctory, no tho public In ntrul bocamn HOinowhul skeptical. An oc euulouul program, from n 2S0 wait atntlou haa bKon Hungary' only tuato for broaiU-uatlng nllhough n two and halt kllowat unit Ion la to hn placod In operation by tbo pot of- ico aoon, Pinna aro undor oonatruotlon for putllng broadcnatlng undor com mercial haala In Jlolglum by having prlvatii companloa control Iho aor- vlco maltor by law In tho which inornlal wo ala- ouo In bo In- Another movie star married again, tfs ahraya again. A movie star must feel thrilled when she Is mar ried the f.'rst time. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 59 ETC a minw iml9 vhn married recent ly tells ua she Jnat can't get over listening for the cnaperne. A confiding daughter Is one who' tells mother all about her mtio neca lng parties. Boys are not as much trouble aa .i.i. - von mow a boy will do things he shouldn't, but you always hope a girl won t. HUNTS WASHINGTON - LETTER . ' ' . By HARRY B. HUNT ; i l " V ' NEA Service Writer " ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. Brig. Gen.' - '3illy" - Mitchell Is always ready to ' take a chance. 1 That quality, perhaps more than . any other, was responsible for his rapid promotion in the army air ser lce. 7 Ererythlng man has accom plished 4a the air: has been accom-, pllshed by the ' fellow willing to 'take a' chance." And to these ao- . , oompluaments liucneii naa con tributed no little. ; ' -' The 'situation In which Mitchell ' now finds himself embroiled, with court martial,: demotion or dismis sal from his post as, assistant chief of the army air service openly hint ed, is the direct result 'of his will- . lngness to "take a chance": to ad- . vance the cause of aviation.. , , I "From Mitchell's viewpoint the de- ' velopment of aviation as an invalu able arm of America's, military de fenses Is Handicapped and ham strung by being under the jurisdic tion of old-time army and navy . officers' i who Xweht - through' West j Point and Annapolia when tno iae ot 'flylng . machines", was still a I Joke. i f -;. ; :. .' ' I , ., .These men were taught that thpj ground armyj apd the capital -ship : now nnnatttiitnrl tha mailt QriM Of national detente, and .that every-! thing else must be maao suoorui-j ' aate., i i;.- :; 1 -". "' n ..t 1 ( .. uia mlnJ thnt America's supremacy in the air, In a military way, can only, he brought about by tho creation of an air force Independent of either army or navy, Mitchell has takem thn only course bpem to him by -which to get natlon- ' Bl attention 'for his proposal. ' As. an officer In a subordinate branch of the army, whatever rec- , MmmAWrtaHjina '- or arsuments' 'he , might' make to his superiors in the iiervloe could easily be and he says were suppressed. ' But his testimony boforo tho spo . ;clal conimlttfle of CongresB investi gating aircraft conditions ; was an open .record.' . , There' and only there lay his op portunlty tor a full public state iment 'Of his Views. He knew the danger to(;,hlinself such a course lrimld Invite,' but .He "took chance." . "t. , , fc , i , - ' C.iMeh. liavo been 'shot at.sunrlso for saying loss 'damaging' things about ,h ..mnii'itiiirv thn.ni Mitchell 1 att( Ha"he them within the Mnfl'nn.' nt ihA irar and mw build ing, he would have been brought be fore' a ' drum-bead court martial Hn, dniit hafnrA. a: congressional committee, . in ; the presence ot the public and newspaper representa tives, the nanus oi nis military su periors were, temporary at least, stayed. '. If Mitchell can make his case ' stick with the committee and the public, drastic! action against him will still be frustrated.. If he falls l .hi. tho rinahlnr air fighter will find himself and his Independent air service proposal brought down in flames another object lesson to ibe" orthodox who feel insllnod to "take a chance." , . u a .. mnn who won't nay his awn debts thinks iwe should collect every cent Europo owes us. Indications are that the cross word puzzle fad will soon give way to the Income tax puzzle fad. We niver read an Income tax ex planation that we don't expect to see at the end "Answer given to morrow.." ; The original income tax, as you may know, was buying her candy for getting home so 'late..;..-. I-- I I" Vfl I' I I I' I FT I" I ntI Wirt-t-tem FT'TH14 III H1 . nFTTXI vJ ISA'' . Jr a-t 37- "T- .. jrr?" -- gfr T.r, H- h" H i : m"V n " r teTF' :ClOZ ' TEN YEARS AGO I TODAY ! , rTaknn from ' tho flies of the Evening Herald, Feb. 17, iia. Twin daughters. Weighing seven and eight ana one nan pouuun, rived at the home of Mr. and'Mrs. John Chaintoff on the Mlrrill road yeBterday. '. '; ' H a- Wilton; sunervisor Of In Aian n-Mnrvsilona in Oregon, came In last night for a regular Inspection trn in iha Klamath Agency, no will spend a couple of weeks there linn- rh.-irlna w. Sherman. Sr. the veteran Journalist, returned tot Dairy- nfter a brief sojourn m me county, seat. nonirlas Puckett butchered sever al hogs for Mr. Padgett last Sat urday Pnndlne official notification from Salom, County Treasurer George A. Haydon is taking in what money taxpayers ofier for their isn taxes He Is being asslstod by Claude Chas tain. MARKETS .llroailcaallnff of DUbllclty In Spain, which la permitted has made It posalblo for sal Broadcaatlng' company, of all tho various Interval! country, to mako contrucls nut broadcasting upon com basis. At prosvut thiiru nro t tlons, one la JtUdrlil, nnu Hurciiloita, with ono soon to stalled In Ban Sobustaln, ' Switzerland has no organized broadcasting aorylco nlihouKh thorn Is a 600 watt .atntlou nt Zurich, ajid nnothor station to bo Installed lit Uaaol. in ihn nnlilr sintna thcro Is no re gular broadcast service but stops hn.. hnn tnkntl III KstllOllllV mill Latvia thono stairs soon will have tho service estiibllsneil. Sovornl stations aro planned for in.i.i.i hni nt nrninnt this country hna only one klluwnt stntlon. oporat ed by a prlvalo broadcasting com pany. Soon tho aurvlco will bo ro- gularly organized. n..iruiiitlnKi affoctliiR radio In tho dlfferont nntlons nud tho num bor and location of broiidcaatlnit .inilonn at the nrnsuut limn limy bo I summarized as follows: AiiHirln has ono brimiUnatln sta tion onorated by a broadcasting company with ono K.W capacity. rinlctucn has thrnn stations in op eration; ono by the nrmy; one by the aviation force. Aiiuuionai "- Hons and putting sorvico on a com mercial basis are bolng plauncd. rphnnlarnkla has sorvico ronn- crcd by a prlvnta company In which I ihn mvornniont nnriiciuio. vuum- Ing listeners in aooui iinm for concert rvcoptlun per month and Ihrun dollars for market cxclvmigo reports monlhly. hn. mm alntlon opsmled by Iho Tolugraph Admlnlslralloii ami ono aniall siaiion opi.m a local radio club. I (To Do Conllnueu) , ; 1'i'onrmii Fw WiiliiraiWiy i.'.iii i n. Anmili's. 8 11. Ill, Dr. Mars llauniKnnll, lacturar, apolinors do Luxe i ion rum. KFI, l.os Anxoivs, lu p. n. rlok Marsh sludlo prograui. Ilntly IMtrlck, soloist; K lo s p. in. w. Marlon Wlilllng, program from tho Iloruld il uillo. lfvv unllvwoad. 0:15 HI Moul- ton IMiinor Hour program; 7 p. JJIm Ambassador Hotel oonoeri; ivn.. Feature program. KFUC, Bun Francisco, 8 p. w. nuiii's Little Symphony Orcheatr and classical selections. ' " .' vim unn vruiiclxio. Gana J anion Orchestra at Iho I'alace Hotel. . KiLX. Ottklaiid Tribune. 8 p. m. Old Folks Colonial Concert recall ing "Washington and Lincoln days. ' KC1W, I'orllonil. 8 P- ni. Concert by Mu I'hl lipsllon. ' KKUA, Hi'Httlo, 8 p. m. KUy Itoopur Co., Sludlo program, M'AULIFFE ILL FROM ATTEMPTS -TO SAVE CATTLE According to Hod llluff, California newspapers, more than 40 head of cnttlo nro piled up dead In Iho Sac ramento river near Tehama sa a re sult of tho flood conditions Hint have prevailed for llio pant fnw days.' Of the total number of calllo oh t. viinni, l.lnilll. Which 9t OWHrtl by J. I'. McAullflo of Klamath Fall. 150 remain there ana 137 aro . ...ii-ini. iTi,nn ImiLrliiK uf tho flnoHs anil danger to his sluck. McAullffa accompanied by his brother Maurlcs MrAullffo. and two oi tneir employ" William Quill and Tbn Murphy, all of Klumnth Falls, come to lied Itluff In tho hops of saying tho marooned cnltlo. ' As a direct result of his offorli to savo his cultlo, Jack McAullffa 'I now lu a hospital In Chlco recover ing but still In a serious condition. Tho long hours spent on the back of hi hurso .la the swirling watur In nn attempt to calm lh frlghlyir ed catllo were too much for Mc Aullffo, no suffering :rom exposure and oxortlon. ' . ' Read Herald "Clau" Ada ! .' r . 1 cm t.n'i li n niii van can't trade tn your' old shirt bn a new one like trading" In an old nuto on a new auto? . , ' ' ,- If It -keeps , snowing In Maine they'll have to sweep .tbo snow olf the lawjie next spring so ,t hoy can cut the jrass, :. onnWiMn Pph. 17. Catllo steady; receipts 300.0 (25 through) steers good7.B0 W 8.uo; meotfim a sfi7 60: connon 5.6UW.; ' n'.r .nil cntter steers 4.50 6.50; heifers, good (850 lbs. up) 6.00 W a 1 R nmmnn And medium, ail m. itiKanEA' rows, rood 5.76fff6.26; common and medium 4.605.75; cannere and cutters 1.60 (0 !; bulls, good (beef yearling excluded) 4.0004.60; common ia memum, cannera and bologna) 3.00 4.00; calves, bedlum to choice (190 lbs. down) 8.00 11.00; cull and com mon (190 lbs. down) 6.0008.00; medium to cholco (190 to zsu ins.) 7.6010.00; medlu mto cnoice, o.u'i 7.60; cull and common 4. out 6.60. ,. , : j UnM nteadv to strong, choice up 25c. receipt .3312 (679 direct or through.) Honvvaplcnt (260 to 350 lbs.) medium, good choice 10,50011.75; medium weight (200 lo 300 His) medium good and cholco, 11.00 12.00: lleht we ght (100 to 200 ins) common, bedlum good cholco 11.75 12.26; light lights (130 lo iw 1h. V immnn vnprllum. cood. choice 10.25li:75; packing hogs, smooth 10.0010.50; pacKing nogs rougn, n SO 10. 00: alauKhtcr dIks (130 lbs. down). medium, good and choice 10.00 11.00; feeder: ana siocaer pigs (70 to 130 lbs) common, med ium, good and choice 8.50 9.50 (Soft or oily hogs and roaatlig pigs excluded In above quotations.) Sheen steady, receipts 594 (near ly half on. contract) lambs, light and bandwelght, medium to choice 1 4.60 1 6.60 ; - heavy 'weight (92 lbs. -up) . medium to prime 13.00; 14.60; all weights, cull and com mon 11.00 14. GO; yearling weath ers, medium to prime 10.50 13.00; weathers (2 -year old and over) medium 'to prime 9.0011.00; ecs common to choice 8.00 10.00; can ners and cull 6.00 8.00. Eggs Bteady, current receipts 23 23U; nullets 21 22: flrsls 23Vi24; honnerles 23 24c de livered Portland. ' rtutler steady. Extra 'cubes, city 44; standards 42V4I prime firsts 40; firsts' 38; ' undergrades nominal; nrlnts 45: cartons 46. Bttorfg$ itoady. BoH churning l br W.cira ? Horizontal. lAmrmatlv 4-Fronllrrina3 f a Imitate a Mukr pablle I Intrrfpre . 7 t toUeralood II Pr-lnlnlnc to thm foot l-VAMO bor . oame lirfk lnr for "M" v'lrld 'elllliilly - r. in ..... ndl iMtunl for pancn,lne; kolrs 0 Pomona roaa-wor pol Wra I i.lvp llnvlna to color of raw aim .1 lAttrn rock vrrrpnllloo denoting piaeo ' InkK food by vlolrnco r l.nl.r K onllarnt of T. eaten hemUpfcaro lahbr.) C llnll nn em (printing) I Httmhla i...l. funtl with troll.) to 7.lnr (ebemtral armbol .1 llraullfitl ,2 Weird ainmblrd type '.4 Period of time fnoeilo) . -RHlnek, Ylarnna aobatnneo TK.very tennla eonrt haa one KTo be nltecteil with poln ,1:' .lutre of n plant It Tbn. , .2 Thallium (aymbol) .:-Studr of blrda (nbbr.) -, Clllmnrba t' .llneknered ariR on the end of vrhleh soma thin- turna ;0 Plnnt Tllh bin ' bell-ahaped flnwrN llltrheat card In aall In mnnr grime. ,'Klertalnlnc to the pbrlnm (sool.) T4 Conducted '.-.' ',' Xo:utiun will appear In .next laane. llnlnn I : vertical. 1 nomeetlcatrd on of Thibet m . . .. l.k kne.dom S To breathe when aaleep with a bonroe lratory noi.e 4 Piny on worda a Preposition -Krellke apot of eolor (aook) 7 Point ot eompaaa (abbr.) H 1'flntlnc mea.nra eRlhbed fabrlo 10 Muddle It Pal I The name old flak 14 Poa.eaa 15 Deputy (abbr.) is ttrln , . 21 Aakew 2S European mountain raac 3d Slain blaek 2ft One- 2H Flrat woman 32 The lettera Klna Edward alaned nfter hla name n I - f.kh.,1 SO One who hellerea all knowledst la relatlea and nneennm 42 Prepoelllon . X, I I. . klrH 44 Oldeat dlelaloa of ! F.nrnpean ... .fil.ni (tzeol.) a..Don't make them and you'll noire thla pnaale 411 Middle poaltlon 47 Spool ? Skill - 4S Prepoaltloa S3 Plrot ptn, na of a nlnsa a .ni.i. in Shakeaneare'a "The SO Short for an athlete who ae I eepta money tor a Pre (poetle) n4 Mineral aprlng H.I Ilepot (abbr.) 'So flor'a, nleknome 07 Former dare (poetle) . o Chemical armbol for tl 70 f'eraonal pronoun 71 Knatern alale (abbr,) . :,iiL ..,.1 .hlnnars track In I tone ono; 40c delivered Portland. I'oultry nominally Bieaoy. nuuv lions 22023; light. 17, springs 22 23; old roosters 10; ducks, white 1'okln 2021; live ' turkeys, 23; dressed turkeys 3'336; gdeso 16'. OnlonB Bteady 2.75 o.i. ' v Potatoes steady . 1-78. i, . ' kt... ainn.iv wnlnuts nutTi'bcr li 22034; filberts 16018;' nlmonds 27: Hrazll nuts 16017; Oregon chestnuts 16 017. Horn firm, "sw clusters 17018 fugglo" 1518; old crop nominal. , i. l..tl... Vfiu. nnnl ft". V.HHUId IJIirK quill.. Oregon grape root 4c. bolutlen of Puzxle No, 88 i RlEjL-jR 1 EL. ! L a CjA N D E JL A BRNUM ilanb v a 3JR EJ Ml1'! ATEfTE N r ra-iiLiT P JgMou .JRlAlNriTrE.u I ' '" " - KINO (il'OIKili H't' Lb.VDON( Eng., Fob, 10. King George Is suffering from a feverish cold, it was announced, today nud will be unable to fulfill his public engngoments for, a few days. , Herald "Claas" Ad Pay For Dad- Full Associated Press News Service Politics-LocaU Sports For Mother- Four Pages of Magazine Section. Fashions Features Beauty Hints For the Whole Family- Four Pages of the Best Comics That Man Can Draw or Money Can Buy The Klamath Sun 119 North Eighth , Laid on Your Doorstep Every Sun ' day Morning for 5c ' And if you subscribe by the year it is even cheaper than that Associated Pre ' Magazine Section Four-Page Comic Section