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EVENINO FTETlATiTJ, KLAMATH FAM.3, OREGON
THURSDAY. Al'Klf, 2. :lf2!
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-THIS BUSINESS OF GIVING
' Both in output and method giving Is assuming the guise of
one of the important business undertakings in the United
.States. Probably only a small proportionof the money de
moted by the American people to charitable, and philanthropic
enterprise is represented by community chests, but 149 of
. these, out of a total of more than 225 collected last year $43,-'-70,002,
which was only $1,2S4.S90 less than the total of the
amounts they sought. ' ."' 1 :' "
The -church was once the almoner of the world, but Ameri
can business men are now the chief financial contributors to
agencies dealing with social problems, and it is largely upon
the initiative of commercial organisations that the collection
and administration of funds for this purpose have been put
:upon a systematic basis.
An extended study of these modern methods of giving, as
exemplified in the financial federation and "comimtity chest,"
.lias been made by the Civic Development Department of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United States. "Our experience," !
,ii bays, in its report, witli Ictlerations ami community chests
us not yet sufficient . for ns to reach conclusions and" stop
thinking. The federation idea is spreading. It will urobablv be-
conic generally accepted. But the form it shall finallv take, its !
purposes beyond the raising of. money,-its methods these are
.not settled. And if they are settled wrong, the loss will not
fall alone upon the agencies but upon business and society in
"general." '. ' . . '
IVoitiitm Kr lildity
KKI, l.ui Allied.. 7 to , l.m
Aiiisuli'K Kxumliiur pioKnim, 8 p. in.,
Auiillnu fluo Oritati lliii'itul; l i. m.,
Juik Uiwton's S.vn.-nu.iii'rii, mi ih.
llerulil roKrn:n: 10, nroitrnni by
TII.I11 Kulir, contiMlto, assisted hy lu
stra inciitul nrtlals.
If NX. Hollywood, i p. m,, Vnl
Const Theaters hy r.'iuoti. caiuril;
t' p. ni li'rruli (inn f.'oiiiin.iy urn
noiiM ruurtiy program.
KHJ, l.as AiiKi'li'n. K P. 111.. Wr.it-
1 itn Auto Hiipjily Ccmpuiiy prvnent
1 Studio urorrum.
The way they trip the IIkM Inn-j Kr'VIS. Hollywood. S p. in.. -Inn
tantle now u loJk a 1 they really ; Hutlcr, singer: 9 p. in.. Maryland
Halhooiii Orchestra: 10, Wurncr
llros. stiiilla preKrnm.
K.l't). San r-'rnnr-lsco. 8 p. m.. Thu
Cleveland Six Orchestra.
KI.X. Oakland. 8 p. in.. 1'roKr.im
HUNT'S
WASHINGTON
LETTER
By HARili' IS. HCXT
XE. Service U'rJter -
., WASHINGTON. Ajir. 2. Member
ship In the. United States senate
has became almost a family affair
in Delaware. . Both politically and
financially, the Bayard da Pant
families seem to have this small
but wealthy common-wealth safely
pocketed. : . '
Thomas Francis Bayard, senior
senator from the gunpowder state
is the sixth In his Immediate line
to sit in the senate.
A Bayard ss a senator from Dela
ware lias come to seem a' necessity.
Ii has become almost a state tra
dition. ' , ' "
, And down east, here, precedent
end tradition are still mighty pow
erful. 1
' Bayard's father, his grandfather,
bis great-grandfather and a great
uncle. On hi paternal side, hare
served his state in the senate.
' On bis mother's side, his great-great-grandfather,
. Richard Bnsjett,
sat In the senate at the same time
his great-grandfather, James Ashe
ton Bayard, held Delaware's other
seat.
iBoth Delaware seats, far taut
matter, might bo said to be in the
same family today, For T. Colo
man du iPont, financial overlord of
the state sud Junior senator,' is a
Cousin of Mrs. Bayard and the
to families are closely associated.
For that matter," Mrs. Bayard is
a cousin also to Mrs. du Pont,
whbh further Interweaves the re
lationship, ;'.':'' , '
.At first thought It may seem
strange that one family should 00-
tuin sueh lasting political domin-i
ance over a Blate. 1
When one turns to the census 1
figures, however, and discovers that !
the totul population of Delaware is :
lest than that of the average single I
congreslonal district In most statej,
It seems less surprising. '
llhodo Island, (he smallen state i
In area in the -union, has almost !
three times the papulation of Dela- 1
ware. ; 1
The population or the District of
Colunil.la, lc. Ihn.i in miles square 1
Is twico that ut Dein v.iro. I
In such - a restricted field, the I
prestige nd influence ot .u fuiuily.
thnt for gennrntlons has dominated j
It polltlcnly In bard to combat. I
To elect a Baynrd to the gonnte j
flOt fitilV lAAmi Ihn .n.rtna, un.1 ml. I
URil tlfllift"tti"o ltf Delaware. It!
IKfH'. QllTiOHj Innyltable, It )uh i
been done so long it has become a
habit. ' 1
.
Tom Marshall, philosopher anl I
former vice presidont, has- been
"Sizing up" the present occupant
of the White House who succeeded
him as a wielder of the senatorial
gavel.
Tom himself always was quite a
talker. He was one of the most!
quoted men in public life during
his time in the limelight. ' '
But his study of Coolidge' seem
ingly has Impressed him -with the
advantage that.' at times, come to i
those who 'say little but saw wood."
"In my Judgment," say Marshall,
"Coolidge is one of the mo3t astute
politicians ever in the White House.
"lie knows that silence Is ' the
one unanswerable argument."
By all means plan to grow green
feed for the Oregon poultry flock,
says the college extension service.
This is one of the four major clas
ses of feeds necessary (or growth
and production. Kale is the one
best bet. Rbct crops, alfalfa hay,
cabbage, etc., should be provided
as an emergency winter feed, be
cause kale does not always livo I
throught the winter.
Poisoned Kin
la&U'' 2 r
1 mm wt-. '; f -Mw .i take
M- n, THE PROFITS
I gmWfiA ME WOULD MAKE
f hw- ml(:r ts - and give theh
1 mmmmmmm
FARn west 1
J PROFITS Jiferl AaSfQSftf
.
. ,
ll TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I
1 , 1
i j ; " ; 1 ; 7 jure tripping.
I fr ! la TA Is1 lu It I rMWl" fi I to I I " i
i I Nothinc feels aa vrurr ah a iifv i
i him 1 1 1 11 r 11 1 h m.T"m Km ri rrsr? Amm. vn n m mum
r-H &t-j nbl iVn 1
11 11 f j 11 1
n . ft n ta.n- n i
te- W 1 KTTpm 1
r i 1 i r 1
. ' I I I kmsm I I I f
. 1
HORIZONTAL. 36. Lecturer. i " 1
( Science. -- ' . imbornmin. I I
. The breast. 39. 0rg3D or gnL ,
8. Uncorked. 4. To emnlnv
11. Concern. 41 Nalvc.
13. Instrument used in rawing. 42. Tribo of Indians.-
14. The cougar. 45. iJrv
15. Florida tree of the elm family. 46. Inflamed boil on oyolld. :1
17. Ventilated. 47. 6ccon1 noto , .Jllo :
ID H.lf an on. I
... ,.al(, pUmcy m print. 1 ,1
1 au. worn. 1 - ;m
20. Variation of word '.'a". 52. Therefore. ! 1
22. Female dper. la I .1
loa. uriL'i. . . - 1 ' q
24 Sn-ika lllia fluh I A
27. Measure of area. 3
29. Lyric ODg. YKSTEKDAlf'S KOLUTIOX 3
82 fin. .nhn anrvnn turiA I i I A llM I h il tJSJi. I aImTi lr li I I il
33. Labored. ISHlfZ MBa T jLT-'i P INllnfl
34. Expression of Inquiry. aB?Ba N0TjHP iV fclLjL I
35. Before. . F yAiNBjlL HjA ' S
MeIf- aHnili bs. ahBlT I
38. Anger. , IMIVIS &k H UAID I
40. Pitched. HP; B!5 Tl UrJk retain I
"" """ 12. Upon. , UQl'CIM 1
if V 3. Fifty-two weeks (pi). TjKSQR tr3fcJ2oBtF " S
I k Llke' ; ONg 0 SlrTPP' 3tA Nfflf
i 5 ' 46- Cul,l meter- . 'vu P-J1 i'1 rTVi
CTV. ' fin""" hark. ' jifflC Dg I
P t " , A "H' r2- To unite by utitches of thread. - , ." '
" ( S4. To challenge. ' '
P f f til JVfrL - 56- .Mohammedans in south Phil- fCR'Bfll CllflC -
J ' ' I 8"eUerctl mce- . . W1GmiQ.i?;i I .
In nil effort to uxpliilii ihu I'fflc
li'iii'y anil vuliio of ructlflms imuil
to i hiirgo nidlo stoiiiRo butlvrli'H tho
tlUI'OIIII Ot Sllllltllt 1-llH llUH JllHt iMIIlMl
ti'clnniloKlivil pnptir No. B05 I'litlllnd,
"TlH'ory mid I'fi'foniiiinci. ut Itoctl
fli.i," It Is iivnlltililu to nil ftuiK
from tliti SitpvrliitviiiUnit of Docu
UHMits, ut WunliliiKtiiti for twenty
ci'iitn.
Tlio dcumiiil for suiull r'(tflwrH
Imii IncTeusuil Ki'oully 4iiiln tin. I imI
suvenil ymu-H nwiiK to ih urK(,
muiul for hiiiuII sIoi uku Imtturli's ein
ployod In voniiui'tloii' with radio hiib.
an 1 1 bnciiiim) of thu kiowIiik practlci
ot clurgliiii lui'Kur buttorlns, ut low
ruloH, thin prnciU-a Is nillcd "Trltkle
OhnrKlng."
The iiurpoHu of the huri'iui's ln
vi'stlKatlon wim to o tit ti lu 1I11I11 on the
purfuriuiitico of tint mast common
forms or rft If lorn on the market
and to explain tho principles under-
.vIiir their oper.iilon.
by Hie I'luKly WlKgly Hil "f Ouk
land; li p. m., Iilvtimlfled nt itttlu pro
grum, inimli'iil hoIkiMUiiih,
KOA, l)uii"er, 7:10, VuimiI nnd In
stiuiiieiitul prograiii, '
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE
Klamath l-'allii, April 2, 11125
Tliu I'hllloi' With refovelii'i) lu news
story In llei'iild or April 1 concern
lug lio)' n-liiiin I huI Iculon post
hud uranijeil to pravlil it liVMio for
when It iippvnrvd n HuiukIi Ii
won lil lie sent to the niutu reform
school, I want to euy In Jimtlcu to
the hoy's uteprnllui' that my luvestl-
llutliins iIImi'IiimihI Ihiil lie hull mail.
U worthy etfull t.) I111111 ir.e tho hoy,
to wiilch uffurt the bay did not ro-
pnlld.
The hoy wurnlilpn thu ineiiiory of
his father lm was killed lu
Knineo mid did n, y,., m the
filuiully udvnni'es of his foxier
parent. I tun llllrklllK thin htiitiniellt III
fulrlivsH i thu ho'n nlepfalher H)
offiet uny other Impiosilou which
might have prevnlluil. IteHpeetfully,
W. It. CANTON.
Se:v!cu Officer, Klnuulh I'.nt No.
S, Ani.irlrnn Ltqtlon.
jihs. iKMyni iii:ni:it
l.'I'iiKNK, t)ro., April 2. Condi
tion of .Mrs. It. A. Month, wife or tho
former clialrmiiii of the stale IiIkIi
way conimlMlon, unx reported to h
tllKhtly Improved at her hunio thin
murnliiK. Hhe h Iip.iii crlllcnllr
III for the p.it few day.
(ilrli will ho Klein. Ilulilmorn tino
of fU7 IimI a birthday n:ty. Her .
h'.i.thand ol 109 tin tjere. Mel hu
eut up,
11. living ncaf
7.
8.
9.
19.
12.
14.
10.
17.
21.
23.
'20.
20.
Mr Man li Wi
Mrdlna. '). a tvi.lmv.1 inoihr Off
four hll.1r.-M. hiiH . ,inrMil ithe ad.
minuHm-Mi thw aruunlo which killed
br mothnr. do uiiele and his wlffc
and fiml llliwss of 1J othar rata.
..... . . Ht ativu maae
me air It: ib- tA. Anlv-'PMunn . "u.
will kiv fur hor aut. , 131
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Ms.
I 29.
Uncommon.
Inclination.
Yellow Hawaiian bird.
Moved through the water.
Correlative of either.
Pustoral. ; j
8i shall It he. '
Small 1 11 .11 jn.
Printer's measure.
3.1416.
Iart of vary to .ho.
Dined. '
To cut plnnka (past tense.)
Kurry animal similar to heaver.
.Mistake.
Augured. ' '
Htiriah." ' ' . '
Jletitl In natural state.
lennrlo-rrhnj. -
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