The Evening herald., April 10, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Ore.
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FRIDAY."APRII; 10. 1925
Careless Driving
' . Statistics .of ""highway accidents involving motor ve
hicles, which seem to point clearly to congestion of traf
fic as the principal cause,. have- recently been compiled
from newspaper reports of accidents in .the states of
Montana, Oregon and Washington by the' bureau of
public roads of the United States Department of Agricul
ture. The bureau's study shows that Montana with the
lowest registration has the smallest number of accidents
per 1000 cars, while Washington, with the largest regis
tration, has the- most accidents per 1000 cars. This does
not agree with national estimates which indicate that
the rate of accidents decreases with increased numbers.
During a period of eight months newspaper reports of
1606 accidents in the three states mentioned were se
cured, and from the accounts given the causes of acci
dents classified as follows1
.Faulty operation by driver 1020
'i Faults of others than drivers 191
Faulty equipment .. 181 .
Faulty highway conditions . 214
The detailed statement of the causes of accident shows
that 711, or more than 40 per cent of the total, were
caused by reckless or careless driving.
; Of the 214 accidents caused by faulty highway con
ditions, 19 were caused by narrow roadways and 150 by
lkiddy surfaces. "'!'"i ' i
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
i There's enly one new word in thi s puzzle, and chemists should get it
without trouble. , Fere those who a ren't chemically inclined, the nnkey
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BATES '
By Mall
One Year ... $5. 00
Six Month 2.7S
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Rooster's wife.
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2. To take particular course.
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KLAMATH HI NINE
LOSES TWO GAMES
The Klamath HI boys and git'la
baseball teams lost both games to
Henley Itt on Monday afternoon.
The (Hrls -lost by k score of ll-T
while the boys lost 5-4.
Tim UttvA DhniA was fast and good
plnylng was shown on both sides.
The kac was scheduled for seven,
innings but Henley 'tied Klamath's
four run lead In the third inning
and the score-was held down by both
pitchers. U was necessary to play
eight "Iniilugs to decide the contest.
An rn In K In milt h 'a Inflelll in tllO
olghth- allowed a man on base and
another error allowed the man to
cross the plate for the winniug run.
Atolatore pitched the first three
Innings for Klamath allowing seven
him. Smith nltahed tho last five
allowing none. Jackson pitched
H hull fnr ITnnler and sent many
of Klamath' good batsmen to the
bench. ' "
Pnllawlnir Is the lineun for Klam
ath: Bockley, c: Molntore, Smlth. p;
Yancey, 1st; Yarnes. 2nd; unrisiy,
3rd; Boyd, s. s.; Kerwin, l (.; Sto
wsrt, JIllatorc,.c. f.; Newsom, r. t.
r.AMi-: AT SIAI.IX VKIDAV
The Klamath Hi-Nine playa Mulitv
on Maliri territory, Friday after
noon. X "fairly, good game is ex
pected 'but the Klamath boys expect
to take the game. Several changes
have bsen made In Klamath's line
up ahd-tMs game wilt be a good
cne to determine who will start the
Meiford game on Saturday.
FIRST COXFKBEyCE G 1ME
Klamath HI meets the Medford
nine in their first game of the south
ern Oregon Conference schedule
Saturday afternoon on the Modoc
field at i:30.
A livety game can be looked for
as Medford, is said to have a strong
team. Klamath expects to have as
strong a lineup in this game as any
time during the season.
. The. field has been In very poor
condition throughout the week but
work on the "field commenced
Thursday to get It into shape for
the contest. -
As tar as we know no admission
will be charged for the game so
come and help the home team win
the game and get a real start In the
Southern Oregon Conference.
TRACK MEN WORKING HARD
About fifteen of Klamath's
sprinters and distance men are
working out on the fairground track
every evening. The men are putting
in front one to two hours a day In
practice and are getting In Bhape
very fast. All the men at present
are in good training and by May 9,
the day of the track meet, a hardy
group of runners will be seen In
action.
'. DERATE TEAM!
.' Nothing Is lacking to Insure our
victory with the debating team at
Ashland tonight. . The Pelitorlum
showed their public spirit by offer
ing to press tho clothing or the de
bators free of charge for this oc
casion. This was appreciated very
much by the student body.
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To perch.
Vegetable in a pod.
Swayed.
To kneel and knock the head
as in worship.
' Part of a verb to be.
Carriage to convey dead to
grave.'
Sorrow.
Plaintive poem.
Soup. ,
Asunder.
. Rolls or film.
Vessel used In tanning.
Corded cloth.
. Coddess of dawn.
To work with needle and
' thread., ,
Organ of hearing.
Small mound of earth on golf
course.
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Klitimilh 1'iiIIn, Oivtn,
"in KKXOTKS"
KTAl'K
Kenton llaniitKer...
h-'dtia Dunbar
Helen Osbomo
Don Vealoh
Elliubeth Crah.nju
....Kditoriln-Chlof
.Assistant Editor
... Society Editor
Joko Eilltor
....Stuilont Actlv.
...Alblotlc Editor
..Senior Reporter
.Junior Reporter
Hordon Smith
Wendell Smith t....
Marie Crystal
Lorraine Mordoft v..
Vernon Kuykendnljl
..Soph. Reporter
.Frostk Reporter
"A" STl'DEXTS
Those students making an aver
age of A's in thtdr subjects lust
semester will be on tho honor roll.
Their photographs in u group pic
ture' will -appear tn the El Rodeo.
The honored students are:
Zepha Rogers. Mdna Dunbar. Lil
lian Linden, Delhla Hawkins, Mar
garet CuimulnKs, Venotn Howell,
Lorraine Mordoft, Mario Crystal,
Jcnnio O rover. Whldeen 1'pp. 'Merle
Swanson, Eva Anderson, Oliver
Paynter. Wondell Smith. Vernon
Kuykendall, Murjorle Fosxum. Alice
Caluhan, Jano Oarcelon. MHIIiim
Williams.
LOCAL KC1KXTIST TALKS
Mr. Cone, government electrical
resenrch worker and forester tulk
ed to Miss Wlthycombe's physics
class Wednesiay afternoon. His
tuk was of especial interest be
cause the students have Just com
pleted a study of electricity.
Mr. Cone has been experimenting
the last four years on tho extracting
of practloai energy ' from tho elec
tricity of clouds at his station, on
Mt. Pitt. He-lias extensive appara
tus for gathering cloctriclty during
storms, with "which he has done
hundreds of experiments. He has
also accomplished successful work
in preventing 'forest tires. He laid
special stress pa the fiu-t that elec
tricity Is our energy nnj fuel ot
the future and one's education tn
this line never stops. "If ono ex
pects to be a figure In the electri
cal world, he must, forever seek the
eternal "ft'liy'U because tile electri
cal ago has not yet begun," says Mr.
Cone. i (
SENIOR NOTES
The cast for the Senior play has
been choson and work on the play
has now begun. '
Frances and.. Marlon West have
moved to Klamath Falls fro.n their
home on the Merrill road and aro
now residing here.
LEAVE FOR SOt'TIf
Kiiimnth Falls Itrtlilrnla to Vhlt
In Hon Francisco for Fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Elliott nnd
Mrs. F. West left this morning
by motor for San Francisco, where
they will spend a fortnight visiting
with friends and shopping.
!" .- hTs annual slickingTjp" T
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A "A , TROCE5S tl.PltfA LOT i'
KHilny, .M'll I O, loan
.Vt'XIOJt NOTES
A meeting of the Juniors was
called Wi'ilnOrtdny iifternoon. It
was decided", ut I ho meeting to go
on a "flsl'rlng" picnic Wednesday
afternoon o t next week,
The Juniors, us usual, won In th'o
Operetta, ticket sale held lasl wee..
The prlt ttlven to them was u ht,lf-
holiday. It was decided to use Ihn
holiday for a picnic the K'lh ot ill Is
month. An "eats" committee was
uppolnted us follows: Helen' Os
borne, Joy Evnus, and Edun Dun
bur. A destination commltto was
appointed as follows: Arthur Mooro,
llryaut Williams aud It til Kuyken
dall. c . ,. ; .
Practlco for the vnudevllle Ihkiii
the early part ut the wook. It will
bo presented at ' the Pine 'Tree
Theater, May 1.
POLICE TAKE THREE
IN THURSDAY RAID
The district attorney's office td
iuy, did mil know what charges. If
any,. If ever,, were to he filed aguUml
the threo women, Mrs, E. T. 'Mc
Queen, Mrs. M. (iurrwtt und Afr.
!ludya Morris, who were arrested
last night In u raid ot tho combined
aherlff and police force In. Var
ious parts of tlio city.
Mrs., McQueen was Mitten Into cus
tody at her homo tt 427 Coni'mer
clol stroot with twe bottles rut llq.
uor ami three whlskry glusses taken
us evidence, according to tho ifflc
ers. Mrs. M. Currett was taken In
to custody by the nii.lors and a 7&
gallon still, recently shipped Do her
residence, yet In the crate wits snld
to have been found. The sUll wus
taken from 429 Commercial street,
M'Al'LIFFK SHEEP ENTER
1'resui'P Drought to Ural on Of
ficials tiring" Itesulls
A trnlnload of sheep, owned by
Jack McAullfte. local livestock man,
which was held up ut Dunsmulr be
oiuno of quuruntlno regulation In
effect against importation ot , llvc
Ktock from California, was allowed
admlttunro Into Klamath Falls
Wedncsduy. Ilenssn for jidmlttanco
was that MoAullfre had started ship
ment to Oregon before the ban went
Into effect.
HERE FOR VISIT
Mrs, Wlllnin M.ixuhe, Kiirini-r Rent,
ilent, Arrives in Cliy
Mrs. William Maguire. wbose
husband ut one tlmo was engineer j
for tho Pcllcnn Day Lumber com
pany. Is visiting In tho city nt the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. John
ston. Kile now resides In Seattle,
after having left here six years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton aro
Klamath Falls visitors from their
ranch In Malln.
Keep your eyes on the stars and
the world will trample on your toos.
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JUNIORS TO STAGE
MUSICAL COMEDY
The Junior Class .will staga u
musical comedy, entitled, "The Fun
Itovue" nt the IMne Tree Theater
on May 1st.
It promises to bo snappy and" on
tertnlnlng. It will lie put on with
the regular picture both aftnruoon
nnd evening, the proceeds will go
toward the Junior Senior plcnW.
It has a large rust which Is us
follows: ,
Prlscllln, Edit J o n e a An Old
fiisliluned (ilrl. (
Prunella, Venice Mior Uletitl
(ally Likewise.
Tuelln, Dorothea Wortley Decld
mlly Otherwise. !
Suinniy, John Moritan A play
ground Kiddle.
Tommy. Itoland Cofor Another
One.
Willy, orvnl Hamilton - Ditto
for him.
Johnny. Ellis Myers Just on
more.
Micky, Hugh Currln A laugh
Kid; Apnp,'. , Martha JiuiesA play
Rroundetlo; Daisy, Edna Dotilinr
That goes -again; Susie. Marie Cry-
still Still nniillier. l.l'l II, .11.. Al.
bert Dollnrhliln Ills mother's pride;
Diana. Marlorln l',.vn.n ii.iIIav i,i
Plstir; .Miss Fill. Jennie drover
Playground Teacher: t'apt. Jack
Oalton, llryniit WllltnmsFule or
the A., K. F. ; JjiIio Jones. Elmer
llue'lng A Knlglil ' Krrnnt:
Mr. Jingling, Kniitnn llamaker
WbO Owns the Circus: Zata. Joyce
llonuet The Wild Wonuin: Mile.
Splnelll, Helen Abbey The Hnake
Charmer: Hindu Man. Arthur Moure
The Wonder Worker: Fnilnin.
"This Is kept secret" How Hhe can
Dnnco; Ixmonuiio Vendor, Nnhuin
Mc.Multen Its Ire cold: llalloon
-Man, (ieorga Conner Anybody
Else Want One.
MA llltl AGE LICENSE
April Still Going Kiriiug hi l.nunm-c
ut "WMllhi IVriiilln"
Thurmond A. J.ickau and Miss
Dorothy Hood, both tirouilneni ell!.
zens of Clilloiinlii. were granted
mnrrliigo license Wednosduv. Jink.
sun gave his occupation as a furth
er of tn Indian reservation.
Helidursnn V. Griffin nnd Mr.
C. M. Long, rctldenta of Aiprjvo.
uppeured before the count rlnrk
and were given a mirlagu license,
tne ceremony being performed im
mediately after in. tho court h. ......
by llcv. A. F. Simmons. HninUt
""". Urlffln guvo his ocrupa
Hon as a saw tiler.
TIM HER SOLD
For the sum of $000. Paul liur
guild of Spokane. Wash., has sold
isu seres or timber land, 40 miles
north of Fort Klamnth. to Itlehant
H. Hovey of San Francisco, Calif.
Tho deed whs filed In thu county
clerk's of flea yostorduy.
TO MEET SOON
v .
Southern Oregon Confer
ence Will Bo Hold nt ;
Rouse River April 25 i
Nnlimlny, Anrll 3.., Is the date set
for the eieveiiiii annual menllug ot
Hie RhiIHiui'i'i Oregon DUlrlet Fed
nriillou of Womcu's clubs, Tills Is
the only dlotrlit teiteialloh in Ihn
stale, aud riimpruie the counties ot
DoukIiis, Joaetililim, - Jiicksnil iimV
Klamath. , ,
Tho conference will be held ijt
Itogue Klver, In the . limil nudltor
Iiiiii and will be an nll-ilay session.
Tho Rogue River t'lvle Improve,
meiil 4'lub Is lnni.. and will servo
luncheon to the delegntvs anil lo
lhos having place mi the. program.
Registration of delegates will he
front 8:3(1 to 10.00 a. m.
Officers of the federation are:
President, Mrs: Arthur K. Kurhurt,
lloRiie lllver: rlrst vice prnalilent,
Mrs. Etelln Hseldell, On I nil Point:
second vice president, Mrs. If,' n.
Ilnrrlsnn, Klnmnth Fulls: roconllng
secretary, Mrs. J. A. (lunimlll,' Med
ford: corfospoiidlng sirri4ry, Mrs.
F. tt", Clurki-ItOBtii ltlverj treasur
er, Mrs. II. K. (laiiiiii, Jai-ksouvllle;
nudltor. Mrs. W'U, (lell, Hoaeburg;
orgiiKiier, Mrs. 0. V. Hnlrliiwell,
Medford ; music. Mrs.' C D. Kris,
Oram Puss: leglnlstlou. Mrs. M. J.
Norrls, Phovtilx: litvriitnre and art,
Mrs. W. II, Robinson. Medford;
o.liiratlnu, Mrs. rlusunno Homes
Carter, Jjcksouvllle; press and, pub.
Ilclty. Mrs. draco K. A ml row . Ash
land. A splendid progrnm has been
arrangml. Mrs. KjiIIo Orr Dunbar,
state president of the federated
clubs will he preseul and Hie report
of the biennial, held nt Los Angeles
will h given by Ml flrnco Cham
berlain, state lr president. Ash.
Iiilld. I
Two executive boird meeting
hnve been held, each with n 'no hos
tess luncheon, nnd hutlnrt meet'
Ing following; one nt Medford and
the Inst nt tlrani Tuss. At those
heads nt committees weio appoint
ed, mid the program' iiiiHInml, Tho
routine tnslnes of reports, Mils
allowed an I number of delegates
named wore dispatched. Mrs. fi. It.
Bntchwoll, organUer, reported flvn
now clubs n irnpectlvo members,
making a tntul of 2 1 clubs In thu
fodcrntluu this spring. ' An attend
ance of I AO Is expected at the con
ference. Those In nttendnnre at tho
Inst board meeting were the Mes- '
il'iine If. K. Iliinn.i. Jacksonville;
C. E. Poll, naidnn MncCrnlken. P.
IC. Iliiminon l. I). Peroxt', ((race K.
Andrews, Ashland; H. H. Harrison,
nnd Wright of Klumath Falls Mrs.
Marks, Mrs. WUtirtward and MV.
Humes of nrnnts Puss: Mrs. Artliifr
K. Eurhart of llogue River; Mrs,
;. It. Mutchwcll. Mrs, J. A. (In m -mill
and Mrs. ficlilotlellii, Medford.
OltEtiOX MAX IfOXOIIED
SPOKANE. Wash., April 10. Dr
H. 1). Sholilon, dean of the Colloga
ot Education In the l'nivorslty of
Oregon, was elected president of tho
Inland Kmplro Education Associa
tion at tho annual business meeting
here today. . ,
TROUBLE STARTS
PhVtlelini War aiiltil rlnUitlA. tuHi
nd soldi and ttll of thi itrioui lun no
llleillon. that may raiull. Laatftnf ahyil
claai now ncrlb BALttAMEA tar all braa
otilal atTtctloni. UAL8AMEA U pura vaaa
tabla pranarailon mad from a nawly 4it
oovorad plant. Dr. BenJ, F. Crabtraa, Aaar
on, Mb., wrltai: "I ui It aa.luilvaly for my
praotlea and my family. It li 4uk, aura
and tafa In Iti action Ilka not hint alia."
'f(ivrri the end nt tlia IriMuni aiMdcmla
a orftriimiitt nhvnlrliin imiicnl that a tribo
of IniUAtifi lo NtTnilii, Ity Hip uhb of alia from
a niilivn plnnl wert immiinp frmn tha ttViifi
of Itillupnn, IIm imt'tt IIimo oil amonp hit
white tiatlfltita mid tlion In a Uonutul orar
fl'pwtriK Willi "deuth" caBii NaWo of tlia
Ti-Niiltn iwriit ttm world nnil for noma tlmo
U wtia nni tintnllihi to miiily the donmnd.
MAI-HAM hA httn now linen loiidfirdl(1
and (ilvim tiuirnrtiily mlrnpiilmn remilta In
four vinyn: I. It noottirn tha Intlninod mam
nranca and rdlluvm Iriliiiilnn, X. It Iwroaaoa
orrctVn of mui-mm mihI iirnitUn naav v
twrlorrtllrm, it. It nthnuUle porra of ilia
nkin In furrmlng (iff lioily txiliiona tnd 4. II
itrlknn at (lit cnuiio, clmpVlng Kirm action
tmmrdltttely,
Io nut rnnfiiM It Willi ordinary halnam
temn nyrwnn aim C nte only ft-iottting ayruito
and do not v lo thi Imgc nf ttio trnubfn.
I nllko mlipr mimh rnntdini IIAi.HAMKA ta
frro from foal tar nnd nthnr niirmful nir
coilpd. rtroMiit lo titki and abMilulvly Ufa '
to Jlvi) tn chllilrrli.
m miro ymi vt HAL HA-MK-A with tha
filctnrf nf thn Intllnn on lliu nncknao. (luar
antci'd to rllre any muali, U mnttor from
wlmi cniiHt. or v'tir nionuy bavk. All drufi
iiaia aall BMMAiiKA, Jf
Ih Kiftmiith Fain buy It trora
3iai Drug Co, - V
for
Chronic
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WITH
COUGHING