The Evening herald., June 04, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING HlDR'ALD
THURSDAY, JUNE '4, 1025
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Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publisl'injf
Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Ore.
E. J. "MURRAY ........
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Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879.
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THURSDAY,
SOME SENSIBLE ADVICE
It is good, sensible advice 'which Attorney' C. A. Hart
of the Hill lines gives the lumbermen of Klamath county
in an interview quoted elsewhere in this issue. It is
sound logic and should help to allay the fears of those
who might think the coming of the Hill lines would
demoralize the lumber business of the Klamath country.
With the coming of the Hill lines it is generally
conceded that the Shelvin-Hixon interests of Bend and
the Weyerhaeuser interests will start large operations in
their Klamath timber holdings. One of the arguments
advanced by opponents of the Hill lines is that these
two operations would furnish such competition for the
mills already here that the lumber market would fall
away and do irreparable injury to the industry in this
county.
But this is not so. In the first place, these two opera-
tors do not confine their output to box shook; indeed,
it is but a negligible part of their mill operations. Furth
ermore, their markets are already established in the
east and the middle west, and it is to supply further de
mand for their existing markets that their Klamath pro
ducts will be cut.
True, Shevlin-Hixon. and Weyerhaeuser may offer
some little competition in "the California market, but
instead of bringing disaster to the mills now operating
vhere, this competition will have a wholesome effect on
the lumber business generally in this section. ."
But aside from the selfish interests of the lumbermen,
." the coming of the Kill lines and the subsequent invasion
- of the Shevlin-Hixon and Weyerhaeuser people will mean
a mighty development for Klamath county. Together,
they will bring several thousand new families to this
county, and add thousands upon thousands of dollars an
nual1;' to the rapidly increasing payroll.
There is every reason why the Hill lines should be
aided in their determination to tap this rich country,
and not one sound argument against it. -
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4. Polna in the head.
11. Sped.
12. Station.
13. Precise In manner.
16. PrepoHlllon.
18. Raw skin. '
17. Hollow Bound of the sea.
3 8. Half a laugh.
19. Sleigh;
20. Stringed Instrument.
21. Except.
32. Bur by estoppel.
24. To lease.
25. Class.
26. Confusion.- ,
27. Without life.
28. Blackboards are made of It.
29. Incline tiio head.
30. Ale.
31. Stain.
32. Indefinite article.
83. Young beef flesh.
84. Manner of walking.
3G. Spilled type,
86. Close. ' .
37. Builds homes In trees.
S. firing forth young.
Publisher
News Editor
RATES
Br Mall
One Tear .
six Months .
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Three Months
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JUNE 4, 1925
WORD : PUZZLE
To be full of.
End of a firecracker.
Noiso the firecracker makes.
Dread.
Normal. ;
Bothersome thing. ;
A cereal. '
Violent passion. " ,
Use violent language. .
Willie.
Itlng as a bell.
Mother's slater.
Mother.
Recollection.
Witnessed.
VKHTICAIj
Brotherly.'
Hr.'uso pest.
Half un em.
Past particle of hold.
Corrode.
Heinle.) presenco.
Tiwanl i!io left eido of a ship.
L'rav of a bird.
Pronoun.
Primer's measure.
Percolate.
IKIating.
MHiSiK brW VLv-7 wo is V 1 V
warn o y VAq -ftis fellow V rrvxCVucT
IF EVOLUTW fe: ( Z&sQ XVANll'
pWNfo A V :
1G. Scheme.
IT. Beit.
IS. Damage.
I!. Nail with a large head.
20. Listen.
21. Water Taxi.
23. Anon.
24. Section of a motion picture.
25. Slit.
27. Part of a salutation of a letter.
28. Slipped.
30. A ray of light.
31. Without covering.
33. Change direction.
34. The main point of a matter.
35. Ereaiho hard.
36. Orderly.
37. Active.
38. Point of the corupa.-s.
39. To torment.
40. Rj'.l up.
41. Inclinations (plural.)
12. Froth. i
43. Hot month.
44. Window.
46. Preposition.
47. Track in the road.
48. Sinful.
50. Near.
51. Identical with No. 6 vertical.
YKSTERDAVS SOLUTION
.vkmksis or iii;i)iirj x-oixd
IX TIXV .MAXITOHA Kf'OIU'ION
WIXXIPKG, Sian., (API-Pre-sented
to the world hy Prof V. W.
Jackson of the .Manitoba Agrlculi
tural College, a scorpion, is reputed
as sure death to bedbugs. The lit
tle warrior, which has been waiting
a name, was brought in by a small
boy when Professor Jackson broad
east by radio his suspicion that such
a scorpion might be in Manitoba.
The new scorpion Is smnllcr than
a bedbug, but in numerous experi
mental minimis has always killed
the famous nocturnal tormentor.
The bite of (his scorpion Is not In
jurious to humans. Unllko scor
pions In the tropics and in parts of
Manitoba, tho bedbug slayer has no
lull.
; After the boy produced his speci
men, the bedbug slayer was found
all over Manitoba.
C.W.IFOI'.Xt.V TVPK IH'.aW,0VH
l''l"l IMVOIl'lN KKAZflj
SAO PA I'M), Brazil.- (A. P.)
American films huve popularled
the American bungalow, with Its
built-in furniture nnd many, mod
ern living conveniences, lo the peo
ple of Brazil. Forty-five per cent
of tlm new dwellings going up In
this city at I lie present time are
copied from the well advertised
California product.
The only difficulty encountered
Is the general nhscuce of a servant's
room; all middle class Brazilians
have servants, due to the cheapness
of labor,
!?4!JlUlH5iiJrUci3!Z Hi-""
MUlNlH!QOjp ggljloiA f.JrS I'D
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3Nicjtnoos mi i'.n
I . EVERETT TRUE By CONDO f I
'.N ; liwa as-fe- . V
Read The Herald Classified Ads Page 7
Solomon's Wives In "Rosaria"
, i fell filfe ; ,k
Birth of Monof nmv Denictorl in Portlnnd Pncennl
Birth of
King Solomon nnd Ms thousand wives gapped as
they saw the Hose of Sharon struggle from the guards
and flee lo her nhepherd lover. She was to huve been
the new addition to the harem. But the outcome of
that struggle was the hirth of tlin iden of monogamy.
In this scene of "iiussri.'i", U3 Portlnnd I U'j. Koe
i
VnQ a (Mf-io
L , n oo n ox
Monogamy Depicted In Portland
FcMlivnl civic papcant of 5,000 pcrnons, the Tlono of
Klinrun and her lover danco nn enchanting duct ex
pressing fear, entreaty and joy. "Uosurin" traces the
civilizing influence of the roso from the enve-man
days to the present. It will bo presented five nights,
June IS to 20, Itc.-iervutluns am bciny sold by mail,
emv
Hy ll.Hl.i:.S I'. HTHWAKT
NKA Hervlee Welter
WASHINGTON Tho snappy slylj
In which explorers muko urctlo nud
antuiTtlc dnsho today uiiinpuiim tul
dly with the lulioi'lousness of nui'Ii
expeditions not ho many yoiu.i iikii
The up-to-dalu venturer lulu hilth
latitudes tells of hU exploits us hu'd
descrllio u walk down ihu slrvut.
For Innlunoo, t'apiuln llohm't Uurt
lull, u volnian of soveial uf Ad
miral Poiu'.v'h trips, descrllies Ills
expoiloncea with bus miens on their
hardships ami dangers than Un
iiverago podestrluii places on un tlx
count of, n difficult erosslug o( u
tinny street.
"But, cap," I reasoned with liliu
onu day, "easy ns It nouiids, accord
ing lo your story, ainvortlieless It's
a fact taut lots of explorers have
lost their lives ut thu north nnd
south poles or thereabouts. How
do you explain that?"
"Tiioso old-tliuor," replied thu
ruptuln, "didn't know their tiu!na.
They loaded theinsolves down Willi
supplier and equipment until lliey
wuro theiunelves out IukkIiik lli'lr
own outfits with Uieni. An nrcllr
vxpeilltlon needs to keep m ivliig.
"Those ell u ps used 14 spend ui
in nt h tlmo pllt bing eump nnd pul
ling up slake- attain, mid eo.ikliix
and fu.islng, ns lliey did on I ie!i
travels.. Finally, loo played out pi
tote their Junk any further and a
r i .1 11 to ahuudon niiythlng. I li Ju n
sat down In tlu midst of It unit
frJiii or aliuved t) deulh." j
THE OLD
ilidn
OMENrrS. WE O USE TC5 us
TMe. MATINEE
.l.MKItU'AX MM-:S ItKM'OltK
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MAItlKNTHAI-, (iormany, (AP)
American grapevines may lie called
lo restock thu vineyiinnt ulong the
lllver Ahr, which flows Into the
Rhino north of Cobleiiz. A mys
terious illsoftso hits seized tho entiro
district, and Ims cuuscd practically
nil the vinos to-die. Tho wine grow
ers of the district have therefore be
gun to Import and plant American
vines. ,
The results already achieved havo
been so satisfactory tnac the wlnn
growers' association hns appealed to
Pageant
I.leuleiiaut Kl'iHluiick Hohwulka,
well known III 'Ills 'l'. '"
much Hie casual lom of Cipltiln
llmtlell of (lie porll" "f ,n" 'orl1''
As u very young repoi'Ur I Inter
viewed blm year ago I'oucei'nlnif l'1
expleniloiy work In llileilor Alaukii,
(lieu lllllo known. .... .
lOineiglng from llio wlldnrness on
his way lo llio sell lie Imtl crossed
tho ioiist lliiiigu liy way or Clillkuol
Pass, later famed ns I hit principal
highway of Hu Klondike KMldsixk
ors enlei'lng the couiili')'. At this
latlBi1 period tliu pass'j horrors worn
described In u wuy in ilnunl tho
bravest.
Holiwalkn told uboiil It like (Ills:
"My Indians nnd I leneiied tho Ii"
at dusk and cainped. N'exl IliorillnX
wu crossed, finding II rnlher dan
gurous, for u fog prevented us
from seeing plainly mid a ml"ill"i
inlglit hit vu ineiiiil ii bad fall." .
Allorney General Hirgenl has
grown accustomed tu liuvlng men
Insist on, loin penitentiary terms for
themselves nnd kick becmise lliey
haven't been linuked.
(iciald ('Liiiiiiaii, given 2 yuars
at Allitum for robbery nud ilvslh
for murder, recently demanded of
bin sent thu prtvllrg t or lervlng his
pilsou term first. Vuni Pcrivhh.
doomed to deulh for murder, 4m 'I
Ills seulenCO CUIIIUIIIlvd U Uf Ut
Leavenworth. Now hn tell Hurgont
he never nked, wanted r ae -eiiled
his roiiiiiiulniliin. Having been
chested or his right to din by the
rope, ho demands free I olu.
HOME TOWN
a
v..
ojcq.
the i'rusalnii ministry of ngrlriilluru
and to tho Prussian diet to erect an
experimental slntinn. (loth bodies
assured tho wlno growers of tho
necessary support.
UKCOItl I,.IME1 I'Olt
AMATKlll LOW POWV.Il
ItADIO HIUXAI.M.Va
LONDON, (AIM It. W. H. Blog.
nm of Blackliciilh, an amateur radio
enthusiast, successfully Intercepted
recently daylight slgnnls transmitted
hy John L. Helnnrlx from South
.Manchester, Conn., on a wave length
of 20 motors, Tho Iloyul Geographi
cal Society estimates the distance at
3,331 miles nnd tho reception, It Is
believed, constitutes a daylight roe
nrd for tho low power used.
The power utilized In sending was
one kllntvntt which Is less than that
consumed hy nn ordinary domestic
electric heating radiator. Tho rc
celvor used by Blnxnm wus a stand
ard two-vnlvo set hut with special
tuning arrangements for 20 muter
reception.
LONDON III DM ACTIVKI.Y
I'Olt NAI'OLKO.MC Itllt'OltDH
LONDON. (A. P.) - Momentous
of Nupoloon nn) ulwuys In domand
hero und bring good prices when
ever nffernd under thu linmiiier.
The ramoiis ilmn inanuserlPjt i of
Napoleon's Stirling npiienl to his
itriny ln Ilnly In ; ils own hand
writing wus ' Bohr ' nt nilcllon, re
conlly lor $750, jj
Three lettors wlilcl Napoleon dls
lialched lo Admiral (ianleaumn, on
August 15, 1798,Mipon lenrnlng of
Hie Nile disaster, worn disposed, of
ror 1370. The first of thoso., eon
gralululed the ndmlriil npon.idlls
forliiiiiilo eiicnpo from tho cntns
Irnplili, iinol her gnva liiHtruclions, as
to tho fleet, nnd the third letter
ordered (hat 15,000 francs ho Uls
Irlbiiled nmong tho dlsheiirlenod of
ficers, Telephimo polo fell on on auto In
Sentllo. It was self-defensii,
llelelislng viilud confidnnco In
Illndeiiliiirg. Freneli haven't,