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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1925)
PAGE. FOUR EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, FEB. 2C, 1925 ' JElp umtt0 literati i I la b U la Id It' 13 Id lio M I P Tr"""" iy-RT r-ii? icT 1 i3 ST a pr krVnsr- 3 i 0 ' hp 2a rT 49- wVnsr-- nw 53 f1 5? L 1 4 I po ' """ST"" 55 SpT" ! 01 02 1oJ" T" " 04 oj j joa ' I to in- 11 11 H 1 fl- A MIRACLE WOULD COME IN MIGHTY HANDY ABOUT NOW Issued Daily, except Sunday, , by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 1 19 . Eighth Street,1 Klamath Falls, Ore. Wv, E. J. MURRAY Publisher W. H. PERKINS ....... News Editor Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1S79. . Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and therein. . All rights of republication of special dispatches here-. in are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. .--,.,. SUBSCRIPTION Delivered by Carrier S.60 Six Month a. bo 1.98 .(5 Tare Months Ob Moats THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925 - ' DETROIT TAKES CARE OF HER BROOD A little payment now and then will buy the best of cars. But possession raises the problem of parking. As in murder, the only perplexing part of the deed is what to do with the body. The parking problem has had novel solution in Detroit. Several owners "of office buildings organized a corporation to provide parking space for the tenants. Three garages, of sev eral floors each, were built of reinforced concrete "and "steel. AH of the garages are within four blocks of the business district and are so located that the necessity of crossing many of the main streets is eliminated. - In addition to parking space, the garages will provide fa cilities for repairing and washing cars, and accessories, crank case service, gas and oil will be available. Uniformed, drivers for shopping and theatre service, and vacuum cleaning facilities for cleaning upholstery-will also be provided. , But why shouldn't Detroit be ingenious in solving the park- ing. problem ? It all conies down to a matter of moral responsi bility. 'The i" mother 'of motor cars should know how to keep her brood off the streets. : HUNTS ; WASHINGTON Bjr HARRY B. HUNT . .; KEA Service Writer --'" WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. Wil liam M. Jardlne, selected by Presi dent Ooolldge . to be secretary of agriculture after March 4, Is not a ."dirt farmer." ' Jardlne's actual physical experi ence In "farming" Is limited to the years of his youth when, as a gang ling youngster, he rode range In the cow country of the Little Big Horn In Montana. - Technically, Jardlne describes him self as an "agronomist." And an "agronomist," the dictionaries say. Is an expert in "that branch of agri culture dealing with the theory and practice of crop production and the scientific (management of land." Practically, . Jardlne's agricultur al knowledge has been applied in teaching young men of the middle west .'how to farm rather than In holding the plow handles himself. - And It is on the basis of his suc cess as- an agricultural educator that President Coolldge now names him to head the department. Instead or having for his pupils the students of the Kansas State Agricultural College, his class Is now enlarged to Include the whole farm ing fraternity of the U. S. A. ' . 'i: ' If "agronomy" Is So much Greek to the- average farmer, then no bet ter selection could have been made for a translator. .Tot Jardlne Is a Sigma XI, a Beta Theta PI, an Alpha Zeta, a Phi Kap pa Phi and a Gamma Sigma Delta. If that doesn't qualify him to translate the crossword puzzles that have stumped the (mere dirt farmer agriculturist in recent years, then the case looks hopeless! i ' Jardlne does not come to the De partment of Agriculture as an out sider. He Is regarded by the ex perts, and educators of that branch of government, as one ot them. In fact, he put in three years in the department, from 1907 to 1910, as Uncle . Sam's "cereallst," in charge -of the government's Investigations to learn what. If anything, could be grown on the. "dry lands1.', of the wesf.. j:!,,ffV'-.',f ; I "' , In appearance the new secretary seems, properly enough, an Intellec tual rather than a physical fanmer. Hie likes to cultivate ideas. , He la of slight build and nervous .temperament, and appears what he is the product bt the class room and laboratory rather than a stal wart, "horny handed" son of the oil. While a student at . .he Utah Agricultural ' College, Jardlne (met and married Miss Etfle Nebeker, a ,. student In the. same school. . They have, three children: William Jr.. aged IQ; Marian, 14, and Ruth, 9. Their home town Is Manhattan, Kas. , Jardlne becomes hot merely the youfigest member ot the cabinet In poll! Ot B!Wfebfcihl4reAtBeflt in attunl years. AWPI5IW,W than ScOctarf ; Hooror; and elx also the loeal news published BATES Br Mall One Tear .. -..15.00 Six Months Three Months One Month 8.76 .... 1.60 .66 younger than Secretary .Davis, who until now-, have been the cabinet babies. . ,., . TEN "YEARS "AGO"' " TODAY . (Taken from the files of the Evening Herald Feb. 25. 1925.) Glenn Fountain left this morning for Chlloquln- where he will enter the employ of the Chlloquln Mer cantile company. The Evening Herald was today de signated the official newspaper for Klamath county by the county court for th'e year 1916. The First National Bank force Is the winner of the ten per cent championship when they brought home the bacon last night at the Palm alleys in the final bowling series, ; Dan Van Brimmer, said to be the father ot irrigation In this district, was laid to rest, today in Merrill following an illness of several months duration. Van Brimmer's death was attributed to old age, having been more than 80 years old at the time of his death. Don Jolly, former Klamath coun ty civil engineer is hlgbly enthu siastic over the prospects of sugar been factory in Klamath Falls. MSivis Making love is about like learning to drive an auto.' You never will learn- just by watching someone else. Working for what you get is more important than getting what you work for. Keep too many Irons In the fire and one pt them will burn you. , The lazy man's ambition Is a coal and ice business.- As an Ice man- he could loaf in winter and as a coal man he could loaf summers. All work; and no bootleg makes Jack a rich boy. ... -, Many a good argument is knocked down and run over by progress. Being poor Is sometimes more of a habit than anything else. Invest your money, but If you are taking a flyer in finance save a little as a parachute. Balloon trousers and balloon tiros are all right. It's balloon heads thai are all wrong. ,' Bread cast upon the water will not return if the sharks got It. Here It Is weeks after the first of the year and same ot the movie stars using their 1924 marrlags licenses. Then, there Is poetic license. murder the BngliBh language. lot OUT OF ' ": By JULIUS '- Manager Radio Dept.,' A French amatour at Tonkins, China has established what Is 'aid to be one of the best records made ; with a single tube Bet. - It s-.-ems ; that the -transmission of the ' Kif-I .,im uu i '".I an experimenter. In , Baku, to ihe north of--Tonklng Barblor-Saint- krn.i.:- ii.i.v.1 -j ing a' slble tube, and even more unusual, .'operating a loon aerlai picked up Paris frequency. The wave' length on Which 'this m-aterinl was received was 116 meters. A vacuum, tube, regenerative srt usuing only one tube will br!n ; in long . distance nearly as well 21 1 set using three tubes, deteotor -nd two stages of audio amplification. The amplifier increases th strength of the signals brought In by the detector tube for the purposa of operating a loud speaker or pink ing the signals louder In the phoa?ii. However It , Is necessary to get a station clearly on the detector tuba before It can be amplified. J.".' , Program for Friday . KPO San Francisco, 8 p. m., the Cleveland Six orchestra, 9 p. m. Piano selections and vocal numbers. KNX 8 p. m. Peerless Products Co., program. Hollywood, 9 p. m. Radio concert band, 10 Ambassador hotel orchestra. KFRC San Francisco, 9 to 10 p. m. Instrumental studio program. KLX Oakland, 7:45 studio pro gram, opera "Shanewis" 9:45 Wol ohans Californlans, orchestra. KFOA Seattle, 8:30 The TIm?a studio program, 10 Harknesa or chestra. . KHJ Los Angeles, 8 to 10 Spec ial studio program. 10 Art Hick- c : : COURTS Deeds . Martin Bros, to J. Frank Adams, tract of land facing 5 ft. on 6th St. and with depth of 90 ft. being pt. block 41 Nichols Addition. J. Frank Adams to F. H. Mc- Cornack portion of lots S, 6 blk. 41 Nichols Addition. Burt E. Hawkins, sheriff, to E. W. Aylsworth sherUbj deed 27,- 882.49 consideration excepting ease ments, WV4E of Sec. 28, T. 39, R. 10. -'' ' L. W. Mehaffey et ux 'to Mary O. Mehaffey, N 'A of lats 9. 10, blk 74, Klamath Addition, lot G, blk 41 First Addition, los 6 blk. 19 Vi Hot Sprlngse Addition, lot 2, blk 33 Hillside Addition. Clarence O. Monoytnim ot ux to Louis Eaton correcting D. Sly 1-2 lot 10 of lot 2, blk. 6. Edward Court et us to Alma' J. Cofor, lot 14, blk. 304, Harrow Ad dition. Melvln 'L. Millor et ux to J. D. Bagley the northerly lots 687, 686, blk 108, Mills Addition: Annetta - McCabe et vlr to Ezner Chrlstensen, lot 401 blk. 110, Mills Addition. R. MoDonald to ux to W. II. Rhodes lot 7, blk, 13, First Addition W. M. Swartzfager to J. W. Swart zfager, lots 11, 12 blk. 806 Darrow Addition. ' . PRODUCrHON DOUIHKW CASABLANCA, Feb. ' 26.--PhoB- pjiates produced In French Morocco during 1924' exceeded 488.000 toast' 'his Is' more-'lhan' twlc"the output 4 1923, i THE AIR MUELLER ' Baldwin Hardware Ooi I it mans orchestra at ' the Biltmoro I hotel. . i KGW Portland, 8 d. m. Educa- tional nroeram 10:30 Hoot Owln. -'vriA r,,UA . . . m, studio program of sixteen numbers by the E1lri. r - . uenver. i . KFI Los Adseiei, p. m. Aeo lian organ recital, 9 Evening Herald program, 10 Wyra i Bell Vickcrs vocal program. . . t t t ? ? ? t Y Y Y v t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Secures any article in $1.00 FINE INDIAN BLANKETS and Auto in pairs, Bed Spreads in beautiful colors; anteed Silverware, in 32-piece sets; Electric household articles. 1$500 During our Big Opening, Get-Acquainted Sale, we will give the first 500 people who make a purchase of $10.00 or more at our store an extra discount of $1.00 from the special sale prices. - Our merchandise is of high quality, direct from the mills; our prices are very reasonable, Y and yu wiH find il a pleasure to deal with us and '.'Pay the Easy Way without Interest or V , n.i... ...t .;'... ........,........,.. 1 s-'tajr. Y Y Y Y t Y t -Y Y :. Y Y " - 1 140 1 , Even heat Is provided throughout a new electrlo Incubator by a fab ric cover Into which resistance 1 wires are woven. D YESTERDAY'S ANSWER lEhlrlRlAlLlDllLlAlGlOroTN r--i r-2.r.-r- r-t :' I vtri:t'7;-.Tl I la u U-k MjTirAllASMr o.slrl O CITIO b EihJBpIe miT sfe c .. n c a pnislc'lDHo e It Ip L AJRIHA TlSJf AINIT A 80. : 1 sclsh BIDED X aJBWS I 7. . p eEqmKnIae SJPuTl " 68. p rolkEMCRBuiLfe 70. IBE lEEErly SEE RB(N ' 72. iruIpIpIlIUsIuoiinIsi 73. our store. You use the goods while you pay for payments. RUGS I Klamath; Home : ; ' ' JBsAsI mm . .SSSBBBBBBS I ' Supply Comp Main Street; near White Pelican HORIZONTAL Varloty of coal. Slipping. External. Forolgnor. . To glance over, Artless. Sound repeated. To make luco. Mexican plant having scarlet blossoms. In what way. Within. Bird roacmbllng a rat. Point. . . Myself. Nudo. Wogor. More crippled. Valley (secluded). Stone worker. Not as imuch. To excludo, -Most evil. Historical talo. Refresh. - .; Colorod part ot eyo. Comos In contact. Accomplished. Shabby. Conjunction (one of pair) Masculine pronoun, ' Help. i . . , Printer's measure. 1. 7. 13. 14. 15. 17. 19. 21. 22. 24. 25. 26. 27. 29. 30. 32. 31. I 38. I 37. 39. 40. 41. 42. 44. 46. 49. 51. 52. 63. 54. 66. 67. 68. 60. 63. 64. Fleshy folds of the mouth. Wealthiest. . Fairy queen. 1 .', Beloved. Obscrvos, . f (! ' -. . Mexlcun dollar. . Surfeited. Citrus fruit. Ilcnow. Images. ' OWE large and small, in Indian and Oriental patterns; also t Robes, large and heavy. Nice Bed Blankets Lace Curtains in latest designs; Rogers" Guar Irons, Congoleum Rugs, and numerous other any VKItTICAL - 1. Keeling tu one side. ' 2. Agile animal noted for butting 3. Woman devoted to a rallglous Ufa. 4. Noutar pronoun. 5. Dogma; 6. iKpocha, 7. Wash. 8. Watchful. 9. 3.146. 10. Uok. 11. One-twelfth of a foot. 12. Farmers. 16. Artificial channel. 18. ' Small Islands. 20. Houses, 23. Evil. 23. To be sick. 26. Below. 28. Pnralytod. 31. Small anchor. ."2. Exposed, 33.' Pulled. . 85. Rhythm. 37. Damage 38. 1'rosenl time. . 42. Suppressed combustion, 43. Nest of eagles.' : 46. Evening. 47. Thoughts. V 48. Emblems, r.0. ' l'nllto fornix of addressing a man. v . 62. Porch. "v ' j 65. A digger for ore. ' - .' f.6. A valuable property. 69.' Nurrow mountain trail. ftl. System of signals. v 62. Hnnko-llke fish (pi.). ,3. ,111111 of tare. 67." Cooking utensil'.' 69. Preposition donotlng posses sion, "i. Mother. them in easy monthly V'v $ 1 .00 Away
