The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 10, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE SILLER FISH SCOUTS IN TRIM JUESD'AY MARCH 10, 1925 7 ARE SPAWNING FOR YEAR S IRK i ! i Etfg Talcing Crew at Spen cer Creek Note Size of Trout Smaller Jlihtban In yoarput art running jip 'Bpcncor crock to pawn, acoordinav to worj rueulvcd here yvalotday by District Gumu Wardon Mnrion Tlrnu from Pouuty District Qaroi, Warden . I'lilt Mol acbanbaohar, lu elinrico of oxk ink ing oparatloni at tbs Spencer crook hatohory. , -., . Two bundrod flah that oro now In the (lab trap la Sponcor crook avnr at botwoon 10 and 14 Inchon, ac cording to Motachonbachar ' roporl. It li thought that tho apawnlng riah are tha first of tho artificially batched rainbow trout that woro planted In tho erbuk aovoral year ago. Mr. Motachonbacbor plana to loaro tha Spancor crook; hatchery tor Dia mond laka on tho- fifteenth of thta month to. toko, ehajye of tho hatchery at Diamond luko, MIDLAND ORGANIZES! LARGE SEWING CLUB Ono of tho largest school He-win cluba yt orgunliod In Klimath county waa fonnied Inat week at Mid land. Member Itwludu auveral. lr who hava had oner and' two 'roar of lowing olub experience, to em braca tha three division rf mwlng to acoommoiloto tho mcmbtirahlp, All agrea that tho fatal "13'' haa no power to Influence the tuck of thotr club and the enrollment which ag gregate that number, I connlderod a good not an 111 omen. Mre. Jennie L. cevcok of Midland la tha local loader, Holoa Atchison, praaldent; Anna Ilurnott, vlce-preal-dent; Either Atchlaon, aecrelary, while Wury Bovcck, Naydone Urog ory, Dalph Bptnco, Juana Solo, Andrea Palaclo, Ida and Mary Dal FalU. Paulino Ilurnott, Opal Hooper and Catherine Durnott complete the niomherahlp, ' v SCOUT LEADER HKKKiNS , BPOKANB, WaiM.,' M.iwh 10. G. II, 01oiufcir..boy ni-out oxoeu llve of Region "it; comprlalnn; "Waah Ington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, with nonacftiartor hero, haa resign ed to bocome executive. of tho Port land, Oregon boy acout council. It : staled In" a dlapitch to the lir nli'lo today from Portland. Mr. Oborlouffur boenmo regional ;-ou'.lvo a year ago. Wood w - y;ui .siiply your '"I uoi'di) on short Moticn. Blocks ;, Dry Slabs Limb. Coal .;' Fuel Oil ''tmc vour orders to , 601 Main St ' O. Peyton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 335 INVITATION Dtlnk Folget's Golden' p ' Gate Coffea tomorrow 4 V ' , .' otning.TIjin!tmorfi-i; R. . ing drink the cflfayou V;. 'have bceh taing.;The:A;. third mothingcltinltFbK';';. y get'aagaiort'i- '. ., ; v A morning of two and ,, you'll decidedly favor one brand ot the other, the best coffee wins. , - " THAT'S TheFolger Scoutmaater Reports Many Boy Ready for New Activities Kliimulh Kulln I roup of Hoy Acout mut Inat nlr.lit unci plan for summer uctlvliloa wuru dlHcumml, A cliurlor for IIioho who are now mumbars, wiiJI drawn up. Thorn wore Kovun tocn who alKixid tho paper, An or gaalxiitlon of H mmnbora le plan nod tor .Monday night of noxt wook when thiy Hill moot in nosalon, mak ing throo patrola. According to Julius. MMollor, newly naaiad aoout miutor, thla la an Ideal number to tnrt the adiaon'a avtlvltloa. No doflnlto mooting place haa yet boon avloctod for the activities of the, ccoula, thla anil tha meeting night' to ho decided upon at next mnot'ng. . The entbualaem ahowa by the Klamath Pall group give prom la of exceptional constructive work and recreation throughout tho um mor, according to tho acbutmaator. RED GLOVER HAS PROVEN SUCCESS (Continued From I'ago Ono) accurately calculated, giving the fol lowing reault: Cot Of lfoduaion On field Operation Por Ac. of . ' 3.84 aca. Water, operation and malntonnnco $1.35 $ 4. CO Taxo. Intoroat .... l.ZG 4. It Internal (100 volua at &) .. 8.00 i.7l Irrigation Labor 1.50 G.01 8ood l.0 4.68 Seeding .... . 1.50 6.01 llorvoallng: mowing Vi. ' day with team, hock ing, raking, hauling and atacklng (1 day, ' S nun te 85.00). i tennis 13.00) ....10.18 34.00 Threnhlng y..a....10.18 34.00 Clonnlng 3.00 10.03 Coffee w IfcdrimW . 'I x Total ......4J9.56 SI3S.lt, Production: Sued .610.4 Ibi. per acre; 173S lba.' ber field of 3.31 'icre. . Value O 20c lb. ..103.88 347.00 'r Nt Profit 84.33 14.88 , Iaatmuch ai Mr. Hill hue not yot dlapoaed of thla eaaon.'a crop, a 30c per Ih. prlco waa placed rather arbitrarily a a , wholenalo price, which ittould be very cloo to that figure, over aovoral year'a period. In addition to tha return on hla clover aeed thero waa a certain valumion attachod to tho remaining atraw, which wni not considered, al though nearly 4 ton per acre re mained after throshlr.g out tho aeed crop Net Increano Inasmuch at a yield of noorly 630 lb, por aero wa aocured, nt a total coat of 139.50 par acre, Including every clurse such a Interest on In vestment, labor, etc., loavlng a net return ot 164.32 per aero at a 30c por pound ruination, It wa ono of tho bost paying crop on Mr. Hill' ranch during tho year, Mr. Hill bollovoa In diversification, hla other crop being potatoes, alfalfa, grain and aome livestock and poultry. - In view ot tho fact that a largo amount ot our commorclol aood Is Imported annually from foreign countries, tha prlcoa on red clover ood should be ataple for year to como, .n good rolurn' bolng aasurod, from year to yonr. Along with dlv ers'f'od farming, now rnpldly gain ing hoaihvny 'throughout the Klornv ath nasln, this crop should gain rapidly n flee or ton thousaml acre could bo produced herd annually, re sulting In a coneldorablo higher form income. f Mr. Hill plana on putting In a twenty aero field tho coming spring nd If a total ot 100 ncros I plant ed In tho Klnmnth Bnatn this year, a clover httller can' be secured, uhlch Bhould grontly' Incroaso tho nmotiut of sood produced por acre and reduce tho coat of hnrvestlng. ORCHESTRA PLAYS VI TO business; CLUB ' , Members ot tho Business ,and Professional Women's organization, in saHBlpn at tha chamberpot oony merco rt fight, wont on record aa In favor of supporting tha Llttlo Symphony Orchestra, following an lntorostlng program prcparod nnd executed' by Hnrry Borel, who with a string qunrtotto entortnlnod at1 tho .ncotlng. Mlsa Betty Romany accom panied on tho piano. Other mi it tors of business woro. dlsoufsod Includ ing the support of tho library build ing turnUhiii'g which .Uioy pledged. Tho nox't meeting, ft aoolnl affair will be hold 6n Mirch 23 In tho chambor ot cominorce. ' . , Don't fail to read this aeries of intereating atrticics on How to Talk: How to Talk Blf rAKQUION MMNSON CcJtkf HUM Kaw Ualranllitt Dktlaury Article No. 2 rOMIJBODY has otiii mo J to what source I attribute ho constant p;ro)j nnd de , elopment of our iariuaga. To tho newspftpor. J say. A lew'worti would hava a short ifo if the newspapers did not nke it up. It woi:M die a-born-g, as tho liayinu; goes, end "irtainlv never v.oaid get into 'o dtcuonarieK, , You k no w there is something ithcr enchanting in the style f newspaper copy that attracts .11 kinds of readers. News lapers are easy to reatl. With- ut realizing it, we often umiliarizc ourselves with a tew word used by our favorite, lewspaper. In thh way wo add o our- vocabulary without riving the newspapers credit 'or it , Those who write of aparticg vecta have aupplied nt with an .bundanca of fxpreisivo ttrma dur :ig mote rocanc year, fiajebn'.l, (Olf, tannia, and other outdoor porta each have a Language of heir own. The newspaper pupu irlie It and then no modru dli onry can be coaiplct without it. 'The old timdltlon the, claim, .'ewapaper Kngish as an exclua'.v natitu'loa no Sanger hold good; for hat which we read la the public prlnta I InaUntly adopted by tha people who Juatly take claim to It . their own language. ' Thi also lnya bare the esret of the dictionary maker. Ha doa aot make tha words, but aitaply tnkm them after they have been raada by tha people thrniaaWea through ' nwpapar, I tBjIgljI srfd ! Tha Uiiguage of today. ahV reajv for IwmedlaU aao, wl1! to fnupd it the NViv iSolartrcd U'V3i aitii DlTtlooiry. 'ihere is no quea- ' tion about it. Thla dictionary i tha lateat and undoubtedly it tha grtataat volume of ita kind , produced. CT W (JMtiaiuA ' Thi newly compiled dictionary, with an enlarged vocabulary that puts your old dictionary out of date, is now offered by The Evening Herald New discoveries and inventions create new words and give ne-.i meanings to many old words. Hence the publishers were forced '1 discard their old plates and make an entirely new dictionary through out, in order to keep abreast of the times and ahead of those that still dwell in the dead past. So here is a NEW dictionary that elimi nates obsolete words and has incorporated thousands of new ones a dictionary for ioderns THE dictionary of TODAY! No Similar Dictionary is so New v -So Complete So Useful 3 and it i given to all reader of thi newspaper for only DICTIONARY COUPONS and the small diatribution expense ' a explained in the coupon printed on another page of thi iesue. - Call and exnmine the book itaelf -this illustration thowa only half of it beauty tne top half YOU NEED IT TO KEEP UP TO DATE In addition to the enlarged vocabulary, with it latest definitions, there i3 in thi3 volume separat dictionaries of the iatest terms in radio, fooV ball, aviation; tennis, golf, synonyms for crosi word workers, baseball; etc:y etc., and an entire section on how to write - and speak correctly, called "Everyday Errors." This department, so helpful to dictionary users, cites many common errors in the use of words aw; phraser, and teila how to corral , ; ' ; them a valuable that will beappre oiated by reader; of all ages. '", v The " Handiest Dictionary;' , for - -'j. ;". Solving " Cross Woni . . Puzzles : 'V and for ( ' 1 Daily ; Reference ..j-:Talking and Writing BACK IF -NOT SATUflEO cp " ''. 'Jay'e Coupon rem Paf WOMAN TRAINER IS BI6SUGGESS Funeral of Mrs.? Pierce ' Attended by Many People SEATTLE, Wash., March 10. Called In by Coach Callow to pre scribe and supervise a scientific diet for oaramen at tho University of Washington, Mlsa Dorothy Kuobler, 08lBtant profossor of nutrition'. Just followed good household practise. During; tbo two Boaaona that she haa been In charxe, tho husky crew haa won tha Intorcolleglata champion ship at Poughkcopslo, and she Is feeding them up again to defend tho title oni the Hudoon In. June., 'Wo do not give tho crew men a apeclal diet," Mlsa Kuebler Bays. '"They aro served a well balanced mono that all ponplo ahould follow In order to koep heal thy and In sood condition. Frosh fruit and vege tables, milk, cooked and dry cereals, cooked moat, apodal steaks and other wholeaomo foods constitute the main part ot the faro. No rich desserts or pastries aro served and highly seasoned dishes, trlod pota toes and other foods fried In grenso are taboo. , "The men are glvon cotfoe In the morning If they o wish. Toward the end of the Boason tho menu becomoa 'moro simple, and Is made up ot foods more easily digestible. Creat or quantities of fresh fruits and vegetable ' then appear on the tnbloB." , ' SALEM. Ore., March 10. The First Presbyterian church of Salem was. thronged' this afternoon wl'.h friends ana ncqua:a;auces, many ot atata wide and more tian state wldo prominence, who came ti .pay tribute at' the Xuneralot Mrs. Laura Pierce, wlteJof,1doverh-6r""WaUor M. Pierce, who. passed away oarly Sun day. , Tho church about the casket was hoapod hign.wlta flowers thit came from hundreds ot porsons and organisations, and a little later ' In ,the afternoon tho . .grave In City i View cemetory ' waa loXt a veritable floral mound. ' ' SH1EK BILL P.SSF.S LINCOLN', Neb., Micch 10. The Nebraska state senate br a vote of. 23 to 9, today pas3ed Senator Cooper's so-called "anti-siiek" bill, which makes allcnaticn of the affectisns of .a husband cr wife a felony punishable by a' fine or a penl- tentlary sentence, or both. The ' bill now goes to the house. I , WINDOW LKAPKR3 FREED I o. f. tate; forvm . SPEAKER . Secretary of State Retail Assocla ! tion to Addrea Chamber ' I O. F. Tate, secretary of the, .Ore gon Retail Merchants' association. will be the principal speaker at the chamber of commerce forum to- ' morrow noon, it was announced to- ' day by Secretary Lynn P. Sabln. Mr. j Tate will mention some of : the problems that continually, puzzle tie average merchant. ' ' Perry Hnsklns and Josppr Joiuea Servo Full Ttmo KNOLL HKAUIXCi TODAV , Jinn ChnrRed With Ijirceny of Clot hen Ih l"p Beforo Hunsnker' Whether or not tSwre la suf ficient evidence to bind over . O. Knoll, chargod with larceny In.' a dwelling, to tho grand Jury will ' he dotormlned today by 'Justice of the Ponco R. E, Hunsaker', before1 whom Knoll will appoar, at ? p. ; in. for a preliminary honrlnR. Knoll la charged with stealing some wonrlric j apparel, Including a suft ot clothes.''! . Percy Hasklns ani Jasper James wore released today from Jail and Instead, ot loavlng by tho window, a they attempted before beiog In carcerated, they left by the front door of the 'coun-ty building. Tae two young men were convicted on a liquor charge over a month ago. When they wero arrested they were brought Into the sheriffs of fice. Perceiving an open window they leaped out. After a hot chise C. H. Knowlos overtook -one and Marlon Barnes the other. ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING ' A. D. Collier Charged With Exceed . ing Limit On Sixth Street . MERCHANT'S BUREAC BANQUET Annual Meeting to Bo. Hold To . iilfiht nt'C. of C. - Music to Supplement ' Pictures at Liberty A rovlvai of bid. tint . popular mooldles , and .. a presentation of many now ones la promised Liberty patrona 'tonight and tomorrow night when ; Muriel MacDonald, well known lyric Scotch soprano, accom panied by Harry Borel and his or chestra, , will present an extonslvo program. ; Thi will bo In addition . to the regular picture, program, , .; Similar Innovations will, oontlnuo to be presented by tho LUiorty, ac cording to Manager II. W. Poole. Dr. Marx Named Premier ' by Vote of German Diet BERLIN, March lO.Jr- Dr. WiK holm Marx, formor German Chan-; cellor, and Inat .month cftosert Front ier of Prussia, was re-elected to the Premiership todayi receiving '232 out ot 443 votes cast in the diet. Dr. Marx reslgnad lust month after falling to obtain a vote of confi dence. i ' - ', . . I ' WANT HEAVIER PENALTY , WASHINGTON, . March 10.- Kn actmont of legislation by tho next congress to provide heavier penal ties for violntors of tho'prohlbltlon laws was. recommended .odny by a sub-committee of the houso alco holic liquor commlttoo. ; Klamath FalU Mercinnt3'. buroau will tonight hold their annual ban quet In the chamber ot commcrco, nt which principals of .the bureau will bo discussed, and future ac tlvltloa cutlincd. The 'bureau haa obtained O. F. Tate, secretary of the Oregon Retail Merchants' as sociation, as the principal spoakor. Mr. Tato .was expected In KlumaM FalU this afternoon:- : MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT Mirs Harriet ugiii'innn Break Eu KaKemont tu I'ortlund M ill Mr. and Mrs. K. Suga-.i'.iiin wish to Announce that their, daughter, Miss , Harriett Sugarman, ' Is no lonsor en3aged to .Mr. l.-iadorp Forfnan of Portland. Tho engugo incut woa announced ludt month. ' A. D. Collier was arrested yester day afternoon by ., County Traffic Officer R. E. Knowlea on a. charge of exceeding the speed limit within the cHy limits. , Mr. Collier 'was stopped qn south Sixth etreet. He had not appeared In answer to the sur.nr.ons at 2 p. m. today. V - FILM TO BE SHOWN ' Portland Movie Anxious To Show Crater Lake Film Crater Lake In the making, aa dis played on a moving picture reel here during the railroad celebration and In an improved form last year, will be used by the Liberty. Theater of Portland, Oregon, uccorGlng xj a let tor received by the chamber ot com merce and- road at the director's n-eotlng this noon. ,. . ; - V ENGINEER LEAVES L. B. Campbell Returns To Salem After Brief Visit Hero ',. After spending several hours In Klamath Falls yestorday n-.ornlng In conference -with C. C. Kelley, div ision engineer ot the state highway department, L. B. Campbo'l, assist ant state highway engineer ratujpi ed to Medford yesterday noon and planned to continue on- hla way to 8alem.' ...... . i . Yesterday afternoon Mr. Kelley loft, for Clrar.ls Pass, to attend. to state highway matters undor his supervision. . . Ccd Liver Oil in Sugar Coated ; Tablets For ; Puny Kids : Forget- the nasty tasting, stomach upsetting cod liver oil and give the thin, puny, underdeveloped children McCoy's Cod Liver Oil ' Conipiiund Tablets If you want to give ihem a good appetite and put pounds ot good, beulthy flesh on their bonus. Doctor know all about them and no does, alt good pharmacist all over America, tor they are in Krent demand,, because they, are .not lag gards but show results In a few days. ' ' They are are not expansive ell her 60 tablets 60 cents and children take them like candy, r -,. ... A very sickly child, ago 9, gained 12 pounds in seven month and hi strong and healthy.,- . - - One skinny woman gained - 9 pounds in 24 days. - "Be sure to get McCoy's, the or iginal and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets." -.-The Star Drug Store -Underwood Pharmacy Whilmoie'n Drug' Co. i ORGANIZATION Of SPECIALISTS ' . or;TLNi ano bcattic orrica THE unparalleled aucceaa of tha Dr. Cha. J. Dean non-aurgical method of treating Piles and other rectal and colon ailments haa built an organisa tion of highly trained apedallM to ear for the patients who com from alt parta of the Weat. , The ekill of theae epecfolleta la proni by the unqualified GUARANTEE that each Pile mtferer I cured or ht fee REFUNDED-no matter how Ions standina or how acvere hla caae may be.-' ' Send for my FREE book. PORTUN DEAN. MD.Inc rorricn' ti attu orfitil; O TM AN O MAIfW flTH AND Fiat V i lb t--4 1 :- X -J'- i i 'I