The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 13, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPrfee Six EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednwdtty, January 18, 1986 sRued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 119 N, Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, E. J. MURRAY Publisher V. II. PERKINS News Editor The Busy Mini's Newspaper Kntered as second class matter at the post office at Klamath Talis, Oregon, under act of March 3, 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 otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of re-publication of special lispatqhes herein are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County SUBSCRIPTION BATES Delivered by Carrier One Vear $6.50 Sire Months 3.50 Three Months 1.95 One Month 65 B Mail One Year $5.00 Stx Months 3.75 Three Months '. 1.50 One Month 65 Wednesday, January 13, 1926 MILLIONS IN WILD GAME At a meeting of representatives of the various bureaus of the department of agriculture in Portland, E. F. Aver ill, state game warden, urged the creation of -a stronger public sentiment for enforcement of game laws. He estimates that Oregon game has an actual food value of $5,000,000, and as a lure to sportsmen of other states- brings into this state the considerable amount ot money hey spend. Less than 10 per cent of Oregon is under cultivation. Nature is so prodigal of life, so generously multiplies her creatures, that the comparatively useless 90 per cent j or lorest, mountain ana aesert land snouia maintain indefinitely, ample resources in wild game. Not so many years ago a family could fare well in many parts of the state without benefit of butcher's meat or farm animals. Formerly, the sportsman reckoned the success of his day by the size of his bag, without limit, without thought for the future and without any sportsmanlike considera tion for the needs of others. Laws and the public opin ion which is back of them have gone far toward ending criminal and wasteful slaughter, but there are still those who would ignore or evade restrictions, and many game families are holding their own with difficulty, it at all. Hunting is an occupation of the wilds. The game warden cannot be always on the spot, like the ubiquitous traffic officer of a busy street. It follows that the law will be obeyed rather from a general recognition of its reasonableness and value, on' the part of the sportsmen whom it especially selves, than from fear of watching officers. If hunters want game to hunt next year, it is ! 11 up to them to make it possible by giving it reasonable protection now. Portland Telegram. iiomi ul ui i ir in' i.i unable in mm'! Uii I'Hini. iii' win in uki i uorth by Wolli ant) lodged in n Pori lllliil .lull. Weeks. kOUOfdilli 1 1 ' t'niu'ii Hind':! (Jbmmbiildhtv Bori TlioiiiuM. hits uenv.l time bofbre lot it liquor offense. STEWARTS WASHINGTONWrn LETTEBj' i ,i Hi:.Mi l I'll M I1KM i VVOMKN'H BOOM 'PINE CffTDGF next ''u''lini: vi" held Hi.- Btb j build a m-j-: r-maller all-iuciiil n-v- . V of i viiruary at the CLilouuiii Softool aj :lirshli but Mr. Wilbur said there .u ..... .....w HI." "HI MOIISD. Wednesday atternuca with Mrs. E, Gillespie. After a very Interesting afternoon of games and social cou versatlons, a dainty lunch was serv ed to the following- Mesdatnes Clyde Davis. C. C. Heidriek, Y. Hes-j sig, Emerson and Zado of Chilo quin. and Oliver. Y. T. Horan. CgontJ, Y. Y. Brophy. tieo. Chnslaiu.j Troy Miller, nines, and W. A. Den-' son of Pino Hidge. Mrs. Chas. Sevlts and children nr home after having spent two weeks j at Bakersfield. California, visiting relatives. I NM IS 10 BE lH in is no TALI IR DEBT IS UNDER FIRE WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. OP) The Italian war debt settlement again came under fire today as' the house continued consideration of the resolutions to authorize rati fication of the agreements negoti ated with six countries since the last congress. An effort by Chairman Green of the ways and means committee which has jurisdiction in the matter to limit debate of the Italian pro posal, failed, a number of members announcing they desired to speak. After Representative Montague, democrat, Virginia, urged approv al of the settlement, Representative Rainey, democrat, Illinois, assert ed it amounted to virtual conclu sion of the debt Italy has nut effected adequate economy in its government, Mr. Rainey said. He placed the salary of Premier Mussolini, at $70,000 a year and that the "Italian duges" ut $200,000 each. Representative Bloom, democrat, Sew Y;rk, qucHi:ned the statement of the salary received by Mussolini, ho ho assorted, is paid the equi valent of $1,000. Mr. Rainey said his information ame from an Italian newspaper published in Colorado. Tile state department ho charged j wih supjjrosslng Information about i Italy to croato a favorable impres- j Biou of Missoullnl in- this country. Specifically, ho assailed tile de partment for "huBhing up" an at- tacit he said a fasclsti pollccm.in, i in full uniform, was made an Am erloan vice consul Gore at Leghorn, Italy last year. A charge by Mr. JUiiiey tlie Mussolini sanctioned the ng 'Jf those Who opposed him was questioned by Represoututlve Bloom. T 10 IlUn -Is member then read from a book whlc'.i he said had been smuggiod from Italy before ;u scllni eonld des'roy oil copies. Ii contained a number of pictures which Mr. Rainey asserted icre of those slain by the Fasclsti.' death," he said. "They show the mutilations of the bodies." Chairman Green of the way's and means committee questioned the pro priety of the reading from what he said was an anonymous book, al leging facts detrimental to a gov ernment with which "we are at peace," and objected to further questions along this line. Mr. Bloom denied the truth of conditions depicted, asserting he knew "as a (act" that Mussolini al ways has stood for law and order. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. (IP) Realignment of the nation's naval air defeases including conslfurll On of a .new and larger dirigible to ra placo tho wrecked S'lenantloah. Is Mrs. E. J. Davidson and children V m "W"1 are recent arrivals in camp. Davi,l-; ""val program now taking shape in Eon Is engineer at the mill. ' ""H1,83"- Mr. and Mrs. ltoscoe Hiohii and ",0 reorganization tsrotug ho ne- socs ol Klamath rails v.cro Sun- companled by economies in othor day visitors at the W. E. Clements branches of tho naval service, In home. ' chiding a reduction of nuvy cn- nenuein .viaier ol Klama'.n Falls listed personnel from so. 000 to !!'- I had boon no decision whether tho ; projected cnu't should lie ot the I Shenandoah or metal covered type. Tin' department expects I i tisk for tin additional 1300, 000 for oxporl ; meats with metal dirigibles. Chinese Coeds Must Have Approval of Parents to Marry PKKIN,,. --- Marriages between rin ds of tiin various government col leges and universities without tho consent of parents has ben prohibited. Governor General i.i jiing-lln of Cbjtlil province asserted that the so rial custom of the West hits pene trated lo such an extent In China that inuny young men ami women evening cad Monday in seat, attending business matters Gilchrist Buys Klamath Timber R. E. Gilchrist, Alpena, Mich. timberman and large holder of Klamath timber, purchased today, 80 acres of pine In the extreme north enoVef the county, about 10 miles northeast of Crescent, from Favell-Utley Realty company of Lakoview for $2000. The timber Is located in small tracts in twonshlps 23, 24, and 25, south range 9 east. Anothor impo: taut, real estate deal was completed today with the transfer of 160 acres land 10 miles north oast of Kirk and just east of the Klamath marsh from T. E. Hamersly to J. L. Harper for k consideration reported to be ap proximately $5000. The land Is Bituated In section 34, Uwnshlp 31 and south range 8. i l u "uiuuer oi contract marriage without parental Z warsnips itoni active duty. The approval. A general viewed fro. ... . ..., pti.t. .-.unua,- uouse appropriations committee also marriages an d tH.noiitnl to the an " o " u.ciueu " i.i. no present Hurt i eeirlne.-.. nil tirnf......r i need of maintaining the Luke Hurst -indent.; will i. iiiu.i i ...,,i Chas. Sevlts of Colamus .amp naval air station whoso only dlrlg- (shed without mercy If they persist spent tne week-end here with hi., Ible, the Los Angeles, now !b laid In the practice. family' i up in her hanger. In reporting to- ine w. a. uonson ramily are day the naval appropriation bill, moving to Chiloquin this wee);. They the committee suggcitcd that by will live in their own home which closing .do-.va tho station tho cost they purchased recently. "1 of Its maintenance . ou'd be nlii" Mrs. C. A. Flury of ChUoquli ped from t:.71J,uou to klUMt visited friends in camp Sunday. i Such a step ia nut favored by' the Mrs. M. Maier and Miss JerAin ; ' navy department which an. Ul - of Klaraatb Fails called on Mr:, gested that if tho station were Chas. Sevlts Sunday. clOMd a separate arrangement .would Mr. Emmerson, of the Standard have to bo made to take care of the Oil company of Chiloquin was i Los Angeles business visitor here Tuesday. j U dIsc,06ea a,30 flB. . ,Cut Irom partment has before nere atienoca tne f. T. A it Weeks Arrested on Liquor Count Daniel Weeks of Chiloquin wai arrested late yesterday nfternoon by inn: table Henry .Shadloy on the cbarge of Introducing and selling In toxicating liquor on the reservation, Dopnty UhltOfj Slates Mimthnll t.'. (.'. w. ib took charge of the prisoner bio morning by niithorllv of a licnrli plans by Warrant from Portland. Weeks had meeting-the Air,hi ., " r' --ort.anu. i at Chiloquin Tuesday afterntion.Tb tlon hakr , ,,, r . 7 ' for ,hl offenso by the ' "J J-uir r J H. I, i . I ..I',.,, i ri i . Out Cur Way Reeder Is Elected Head of Association I.'. B. Iteedcr, Pine Grove rancher, was elected president of the Klam ath Falls Federal Farm Loan &SBO elation, at the annual meriting bl the association held yesterday after noon in the chamber of comnr" II. B. Dt'iilnp was elected vlco pr. dent and Mr. Reeder, Mr. Duila, Charles Drew. D. Ellis Young and A. K. B :;sii!gcr were elected dlrcctorn. Mr. Iteedcr succeeds Charles Drow as prsldent. Frank T. Nelson and Mrs. L. B Hague wore olbcted to represent tin ar.toclatlon as delegates at a meeting of the southern Orgon Farm Loan association, scheduled in Grants Pass "flqiuu o f. those weio lukeu alter February 1 and 2. r L lly CIIAIUiKH r. BTMWAHT WASIIINUTON Junimry 1 In n bard day mi president) of Ilia United Bwtai, Also in "(lint ladleM in th land,11 The New Years reception nt the white house l the bltotest occaitoil of its kind in the antire year. I. It. rally thouMSdj of DCOttAe ln- rarlably nr.' mi band-- to "puy tbelr rHpeetl," SO tboy nny, but really, moat of tbettl to go hntii.i mid bint AbOUl ImvhiK i.i-liaiicn. ilni't''. 'villi (lie country's ObJoJ iiutKlstrate mid his wife. Now ll's tin Joke In stand In one spot from 11 o'clock In tbl iiioiiiIiik until int.. in tin. aftanoon, ihaklni bun. i after countleu band, trying to mile and itruggllni to put a Utile wurintli Into the aajne two or thr.'i: word! "( grilling, ropes tad over ami aver again for hair a dogan hours on j'nd, , It's a very considerable physical feat anil mentally It must be deadly tlri'tiome. President Coolldfe goes tbrougli n like a routine task, which Is what It Is. Ilia wile makes a wonderful bluff at liking it. It's impossible lo believe that she ui tiiully does, see Stroll iilung Pennsylvania avenu past lb.' white house of a New Years .lay mi. I you'll see what It's like. All of ten or a doaan city block . of cullers for one pair of hiiiuuti beings to shake by Ih.ilr haiids anil (brink, iii.ptii'ntuly. for bent wli.lien for n bappy and prosperous New SEASON WILL 8E LESS THIS YEAR (Continued from ini' one) North F rk of Spragun river. Spmi cek creek. Seven mile creek butwnen Weed canal and Short creek. Link river for 200 foot below California LONDON. I'l.iiuei n! cliilMiiul tngli iiataimeu bans en Utt Pnol led tvalli "f the little room whl.'h It ul n'll.lc fur Ihn line Of Hi" Mtlf women inornheri "f PurlUoMUt. The ivoiiieu lueiubeis huvu uul Btadj any ihjcctlnii lo thins mule In irinlem. lull iWSJ40 'i" nra busy with the affairs ut nliilu cum plain tbsl nliilesvv men lbOUrd W be forced Is) look nl ineii piillllclnim nil day In the House mid than tony pelted lo luuk at lilnie men win. ii they wiiiuii'iiw ii liielr prlvato . i -UMmenl in Mil .md look afUr ihoir oorreapontleucO. Watch Your Fmil, Punv Qiild Grow Stvqrtg Tnkc on Weight in i'i'i a fuw days qulekar than you ever ih'i'iiiui of Mtese wonderful reli niBklng lableu palled McCoy's r.ai Llvei on Ooropouad Tablets will atari to help any weak, into, umi-r nour'sbed little one. After sick nets And. wbtu rlokats are suspeetvd lb"V are ,..;. ... Intlv vat cable, Ke n I to giro lli.-iii any nior. uul) rod Liver Oil -th I iblal' nre made in tat." in., place I f Um good inn evil imslllng, itomacb up lotting medicine gnd thoy lurely do it Thi i do put on flesh. Ask I'mierw on d's Pharmacy .r any dmggtsi for McCoy1! Ood i.iv.r on Comnound Toblot Rl aaay to inke us candy mid not ut nil expensive ot tablets tin eontt, He Mire mill sad .McCoys, the or Iglnal mid genuine and nive the child u onancO for SO days. If you grOn'l dellglii.-il with results just gel your money buck. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurl one bit! Drop a little "Kr'".iiin" on mi aching corn, lu- Orugon Power company dam, all siantly Hint corn slops hurtluit, thiu closed for 10 yoars. Old roguln-' shortly you lift It rlshl off with Hons closing Woods river and trl- Hiii-en bulnrles u ill 1 1 Juno 16 each year Your druggist sells a liny bottle of "Freejone" for a few renin, n uul closing Kliimiilh river for iiun ; f ,. ,.t, g ( reiuovn every linril corn. soft corn, or corn between Ihn toim, mid the fool CAlluiOS, without uorn- iii.ms or Irritation, feet above and 4,000 feet belimv mouth of Spencer crock, wore re newed. I'malllln county: The following ClOHd for 10 years: Umatilla rlvi for HOD feet helonv three mile diver si'.m dam, south f irk of Omiitllla and tributaries, north and soull forks of Mcecham creek, north folk of Walla Walla river, south fork Walla Walla for six miles ubovv power plant, north fork of McKay crook and tributaries, Pearson creek mid tribu taries, butter crcuk and trlhuttii'los, east Birch, Squaw, Hyau, IJuckoroo anil Hear creeks, Uttlon county: Ladd creek closed form July lii to April ID of each year. -Douglas county: Csllnpoula river and tributaries above Noniuirlel dan), Smith river for 800 feet below falls, near Jack Dally place. Twin lakes, Lake creek fur , K00 bcloiv Diamond mil tributaries, Illuey, iSusan and Cougar creeks mid Cleiirwntor riv er and tributaries, all closed for 10 years. Diamond Lake was closed us follows: Tho part lying north west of a llnu beginning at a point on tho northeast shore 800 feet northwost of tho mouth of Hour creok, thonco dlnginally across the lake to u point 7460 foot north of tho mouth of Sliont creek. Lake count.)': Campbell Lake, Doarhorsi! lake open from July ID to Soplembor 1, of oi'ioli year for ten years und ill no lake el osod to July ID, 1927. Jackson county Hague river, for a dlstanco of 400 fent bolow tho Gold Hay dam, closed for ton years; Siiuaw crook and tributaries, clonud betwoon Squaw lake and Little Squaw 1-iko, RED PEPPER HEAT QUICKEST RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM Concentrated Heat Pcnetrateg Brings Quickest Relief Rheumatism, Lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscloa. strains, achtbg Joints. When you am suffering so you can hardly gel around. Just try "Hod Popper Hub" and yon will have Hi., quplckout re lief known. Nothing has such concenlrated, peitel rating bent an red iietiiierii. In- yaids smut relief. Just an soon mi you up. bike, camp creek i Pi POPDOr Hub you feel th miming neat, in inrce minutes, It warms the sum spot through and through, Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion .and pain Is gone. Howies Her Pointer Hub ,m,,t from red peppers, costs Hill.. ,,t ,,ne drug store. Get a jar at once. Al most Instant relief awaits you. Use II for colds In chest. No mutter what you have used for pain or conges tion, don't fall to trp ,,( ,,Bl. Hub. For Free Sample Mud Tills Adv to WIIITKIIALL PHARMACAvCO.iJnc Bui Madison Ave, New York, N.Y. ' I ! ! !' NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH io (let ltellnf u l. II J ml Nose uro .StufTcd Up. i-'H4) The ramch loses Two more hands J.ff.WlLLlWMS - OI0J8 SV hta tcnvice. INC.. f.,,,,,,1 ririui v,...M ..n,.i ,. i j ... si i'iii.:i(i vi .' ""'." in iinuu or ,, , eiuarrii iiisappearii. Your clogged noa l I'lillniluai'y noaylqg or Drhest t'S will open, the air passugoH of Sptbeflan4i charged with larceny by Vur head will ojoar and yon can bailee of a Clmvrglet car owned b l'"'","'" N" more snuffling, Lou Arm.,,, will be held tomorrow 'Tn! .!!:"''0UH lll"'l"'W. dryness no Hiruggiiiig for uiornlriK In Justice court, the dis trict attorney office announced this ul'!, moon. Sutherland In charged with having made a partial payment for the niitoinoblli, and then town, vwiuoui meeting in,, lemalndnr . beau. . ooihini. nml n... T, n 25 nf tin., coil of ibi, car. lie was up-1 '"'n or Inflamed mucous rhembraho, prehended In Poqdlaton und brought lvll'K XOU Inotttnt relief. Ileiul oold to fclamath Falls to answer to Eho 5SL !f. IIS 1eW " mP- "" charge bore. 1 1"uUlmlru,i'tfo" "" "ml ''''o. Holkit brealli nl night. fJOt n (moll bbttlo of Kly's f!rnam Balm trqnj your druggist and apply a Utile of this fragrant antiseptic , ,' '" ooiinis. it penetrates 1 " through every a)r patuagu of tho