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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1931)
- . Octobpr 8, 1931 AGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON UOKNai S. KtLTV- ubltabid ever afieraooa except Buodsr b Th Herald Publishing oniDsuy at tul-lll South rirtb tilreet. Klanialh Kill. Oregon n tared as wood class matter at ri-xuu. on August lu. 10, under MAN, KATK8 rAVAIll.K IN ADVAMU Br Mail Delivered v Carrlee la Onuida la City County County On Month f" hraa Montb t 7 11.76 Tbre Mouth 1 Moutti I. ft J 14 Six Month! I 60 aa Yaar i . On tear .& AHWK IA1KI I'KKMrt LKAHk'lt W'IKR Nb'MUKK AUDIT 111 UK A I) UK OIUliLATION Vew Tork .troll pia ot Th Herald and New. lotber with complete information jnout the Klamath Kails market, may be obtained (or th asking t any ol Ibea oltlcee. Member of lb Associated Pre ba Aaaoclated Preea ta ucluaively entitled to the aa ot republic loo of all newi dispatches credited to It or not otherwle credited i tbia paper, and alao the local newa published therein. All rights ( republication of apeclal dtapatchea herein are alao reserved. Thursday, October 8, 1931 Athletics, School yUST what re the dividends Klamath Falls begins re- ceiving- Friday on its $35,000 investment in an athletic 'lant at Klamath Union high Criticism of alleged i as served to turn an evaluating spotlight on all man' er of school sports, and high school athletics has not een overlooked in this somewhat unconscious effort to determine whether it is worth while to devote energy nd money to this sort of thing. The effect on scholarship of those participating in ports is talked about a great deal, and rightly so. But pparently those who would criticize this phase of ath- etlcs have made little actual here is usually not a great deal behind such remarks as his: "He's an athlete. He doesn't have to know any-hing." Our interest, at the moment, ere is what Principal Paul ii'gh school, who is also president of the Oregon State Ugh School Athletic association, has to say: "Before a boy can play fcood student The Oregon tssociation has rules requiring every athlete to keep up n his studies, and does not permit a student to engage n athletics who falls below "In Klamath Union high school the athletes are hecked each week in all of their studies to see that they ire fulfilling this requirement. If, during any week, an thlete falls below the grade specified, he is prohibited rom participating in the game that week-end. "It is a fact that football has been the means of Im roving the scholarship of many a boy. It Is entirely rroneous to think that football players are favored by nstructors. Before they an be sure they have performed satisfactorily in the lass room." That, it seems, takes care of the scholastic side of the luestion, so far as our high There are other important factors involved. Anyone ho has been in touch with high school work can testify o the effect on morale and esulting from a successful ("here is a livening of interest, ctivities, but in school work itself. Klamath high school dministrators and teachers report such an effect already n the present year. The athletic program which reaches the most students the most worthy. Participation in a game of some rind is desirable for every ichool athletic program should be shaped to that end. As for the community, athletics and the sporting com petition it represents form a end to develop a healthy ipirit They center the town about the school They divert interest from less desirable channels. And, more practically, they provide excellent community publicity. It is, of course, possible to w to allow them to follow most good for the school or ed against we may anticipate generous and desirable dividends from the plant at Vn appropriate dedication on twhile. Helpful Household Hints Cabbage la one of th beat1 bargain th home-maker can make, and It ahe exert her aklll u a cook ana can prepare inia lowly vegetable la auch fashion ,that It rivals the cultured cauli flower. 1t" l Jo Actually cabbage la a mora I Irvaluable food than cauliflower, ; Ivand, properly cooked la more dell S,: a ately flavored than either caull jl flower or bruasela aprouta. ft Alwaya cook cabbage or any Wif itm famtlv In ait n.MT.ml f-j'Van. This prevents the forming ijPjf the Has which gives off the ? IWinnleaaant odor an ohnoxinna to 'many persons. Cooking It un covered and for a abort length of fQIma also keens It from becomlnc Mrong-flavored and unpalatable. 1'Overcooklng of cabbage cause Inaa nf milch Inn A valna and qenda to make th vegetable dtf irnlt for some people to digest. Another point to keep la mind when rooking cabbage Is to put It on to cook In actively boiling hevater to more than cover and olhen use aa much of the water coia possible when serving It. Cab dlwge Is a heavy Inner of minerals during the cooking process and tithe water naturally contains Pahese constituents. The cooking t. -"period l appreciably shortened if .Frabhag la finely shredded beiore cooking. However, one of the beet waya to nse cabbage la uncooked. It forontalna the necessary vitamins eato a marked degree, but since frihey are very sensitive to heat jWwhea the vegetable Is cooked. Haw cab bat I a good aourca 01 Publlehr tb postottlc ol KImIb Felle. art of Congress, March 1. lilt. Represented Nationally By M. O slogensen Co. In. Ban Krn Iko Seattle Portland CUuaao Loa Aagelea and Community school? over-emphasis of college football study of the subject, and is in high school athletics. Jackson of Klamath Union football, he must first be a State High School Athletic a high scholastic standard. perform on the field, you school is concerned. spirit throughout the school and sane athletic program. not only in extra-curricular student and every high wholesome interest They and desirable community overdo high school athletics, channels not likely to do the the community. That guard Modoc field. That is why Friday will be well worth th mnch-to-b-deslred minerals, too. Food for Two Meal Since cabbage Is so good both raw and cooked, one head will do duty for several meals la suc cession If a little careful plan ning la dona. When wanted la Its raw state It must be very crisp and finely shredded. Try combining It with apples and auta or celery or green peppers or grated carrots one or all of them. It's ex cellent with grapefruit and shred ded pineapple, too. Shredded cabbage by Itself served with a French dressing to which celery seed has been added makes a desirable dinner salad with game or pork. Then there lit tbe ever popular sour cream dressing. The woman In the country with sour cream end cabbage always at hand need never fall to give her family their essential "protec tive" food. These suggestions may help you In planning to use a head of cabbage to tbe best advant age. Cut the fresh head of cabbage on the night fish la aerved for dinner. You can have a salad of ahredded cabbage, carrots, green peppers and celery mixed with French dressing or simply use old-farhloned cole alaw, which Is always liked with fish. For the next day'a luncheon combine any left-over fish with well crisped cabbage for a aalad. Let cabbage stand In cold water for half an hour before using. This makes It deliriously crisp aud tender. Drain thoroughly before comblnlnf with other In gredient. Tb next alfht pepper stuffed with eabbaaa and finely chopped meat provide aa ppetUln( and aourianiag o-a. The laat quarter of th head of cabbage la need la a vegetable soup. Carrota. onloaa and loroa toea blend tblr flavor la a ear- ory eoup that la truly delicious. The veaetables can , ha finely shredded and minced fand aerved In th broth, making a thick full-meal eoup, or th wool can be atratned and a clear soup served. A cut hd ot cabbage can be kept la perfect condition for aeraral day la tb Ice box It wrapped la waied paper. Thl make It poealbl for on or two day to elapa between th serv ing ot rabbet la on of It lum inal way. Your Health By Dr. Morris rishbela, fcditor Journal of tb Americas) Medical AasociaUoa. A amall galliton lying la th gallbladder seldom causes eever symptoms, although at lime In flammation associated with the presence ot the aton may pro duce pain, vomiting and other serious disturbances, Whea the aton begins to mov out of th gallbladder and through th duets or tube that carry th bile from tb gallbladder to th Intestines. It may become blocked la Its pas sage; thaa serious aymptoma In tervene, Long ago Sir William Osier de scribed th symptoms of stone la th gall all duct aa including paroxysmal and colicky pains, chills, fever, aad Jaundice, fol lowed by periods ot complete freedom of th symptom. Th reason for this Intermittent char acter la th fact that th Hon passes through and th symptoms are relieved until another aton come down. 8ometlme th ton may 11 la th tub and not obstruct It until aa Inflammation occurs whea th passing ot th bile I (topped. Associated with this. Infection may take place. Sever jaundice follow and th patient la aeri oualy alck. Ot course, th X-ray sometime helps la locating tones and methods are now avail able for visualising th gallblad der by the use of aa Injected aub- atanc. In any disease of me chanical origin ot thla character, the treatment is quits obvious. It is necessary to opea the abdomen, find th spot at which th atone ia blocking th bile passage and then to remove It urglcally. At th am time, th surgeon make sure that all other atone la th tub and la th gallbladder are removed. Indeed, It la common practice to remove th gallblad der completely la anch cases, pro vided that the operative risk ts not Increased by thla work. Thousands ot patient nave been treated by thla method with remarkable aaeeeea. Th mor tality la aot great tram th oper ation, and la th vast majority ot case, th patients mora than It per cent ar relieved perma nently ot symptoms. Quotations Thar I so crime problem la oar land today, murder, thefts, lust and lawlessness to th con trary notwithstanding. RC Rev. Ernest v. snayier. e e Th Question ot th relative guilt ot bribeglven and bribetak er is of mor thaa academic In terest Edward T. Devlne. e e Woman today values herself ac cording to the number ot people who Iov and court her, and not by th real friends ah has. Dr. Olga Knopf. www Fundamentally, th solution ot th world crisis bolls down to th question of getting th unemploy ed to work again. Edwara A. Filene. e My fingers ach ta produce from clay tha works ot art that will proclaim m a a great sculp tress. Joan Crawford. see Thla reseated cycle of acceler ated Increase, climax, audden de crease and Increase again la com mon to a great many animals. Julian Huxley. Tips on Keeping Up-to-Date BT ALICIA A BAND ot grosgraln ribbon' In a dark green to complement the lighter shsde of the crocheted wool trims this new hat. Sallow akin is often caused from fuming, worrying, and get ting nervoua. Get eight hours aleep every night and -if you are tired after lunch, tag a nap. Those are your first two steps toward making your akin firm, clear and white. Relax whenever yon can and drink at least ten glasses of water each day. Insufficient elimina tion Is another cause of yellow akin. Drink two glaaaea of water the first thing in the morning and then do this exercise. - Lie flat on your back and draw your kuees up to your stomach as far SIDE GLANCES "Thla new general manager words this letter". GUILTY LIPS By LAURA LOU BROORMAN CHAPTER XLIII Norma leaned helplessly against th door. "Gone?" ahe repeated, aa though ahe had not heard cor rectly. "Why, what do yo mean!" Mrs. Carey nodded. "The baby's gone." ahe aald. "I could not atop them. I did vrythlng I could, hut the woman came back with a policeman " While, wild-eyed. Norma seem ed suddenly to clutch at th other woman'a meaning. "Where's he gone?" she shrieked. "Where Is Mark? Oh, what's happened?" 3h grasped Mra. Carey a arm and would hav ahaken her. Th other woman atepped back. "Mercy, Mra. Travers, yoa mustn't carry on Ilk thla) It'a terrible, I know, but I couldn't atop them. You'v got to get hold ot your self. I'll tell yoa just what hap pened If you 11 listen." Norma ran to Mark' bed. The little blanket was rumpled and thrown back, hut th bed waa empty. Norma whirled. "Where I he?" she cried. "Why dont yoa tell me what's happen ed? Oh. Mark. Mark! my little baby where la bet" It was all of Mr minute be fore Mra. Carey could get th story out. Th woman was Pa thetic la her helplessness. Mra. Carey said aha was wrshing dish es from her aooa-day lunch when there waa a knock at th door. Sh opened It to face a woman who said sh earn from th city welfare department. Sh wanted to know if Mra. Norma Travers lived la th apartment, and then asked to see th baby. "I thought It waa queer," Mrs. Carey said, "but I let her some In. Mark waa In bis bed, not asleep, but Just lying there with those big eyes wide open. The women looked st him and aaked how old he was. Then sh said there'd been a complaint about a .aix-monthe-old baby being neglected and that ahe'd com to take th child. I told her ahe'd do no auch a thing! I aald I was taking care of the baby and being paid for It, and It anyone aald Mark waa being neglected he waa a nat ural-bora liar. Well, I supposed that waa all there'd be to it. She went away, but about ten min utes later ah waa back with a policeman beside her. "What could I do, Mrs. Trav ers? Th policeman aald It waa right, and I'd have to let her take th baby. By that tim I was so HART as yoa can. Now kick them back with a slow rhythmic movement, drawing th abdomen in. np and then out Do It 10 times. If yoa hav a stubborn case ot con stipation, consult a doctor. Drink th Juice of two orange aach morning, twenty minute be fore you eat breakfast. Est whole-wheat and coarat brown breads. Raw carrota ar excel lent for your complexion. So 1 spinach which haa not been over cooked. Don't tak harsh cathar tics unless they have been ad vised by your physician. Bran In your cereal and plenty of ex ercise is better for you. Walking In the sunshine 1 splendid exercise for a person with a tired yellow skin. But wslk with a brisk energetic stride and smile. Breathe deeply nntll yon have th feeling that each breath fills your whole body In stead at merely your lungs. Eat less of everything, particu larly sweets. Bsllow skin comes from within your body snd you must mska yourself healthy In side before you can hope to ob tain a glowing complexion. You must drink more water and you must get plenty of exercise. While yon are taking your beauty treatments Internally, you might use a bleaching cream on your face and neck. There are any number ot good ones on the market and then too, you can al ways nse lemon Juice or butter milk. A skin tonic is also bene ficial. Use it a couple of times a day. But pat rather than rub It on. Just remember that sallow skin la never a permanent thing and If yon take good care of your body, your complpxion will soon ba whit Instead of yellow. By George Clark S37 r -r kii v?-TV fJ Hiaar unvia.. s-v.orT.ciaat nwimmscl won't last long, Listen how h flustered I couldn't hardly tell my own nam. They said they were taking Mark to keep nntll attar there'd been an 'Investiga tion' or something Ilk thsL I got out hi little cost and bonnet to keep him warm, aad be began to cry aa soon as th woman pick ed him ap. Th mlnut they left I telephoned to you. There' something wrong, I know that mu : ' With yoa slaving away and working so hard tor that baby. Why. th very Idea !" Nori. stopped her. Sh hsd been wi jplng. hut now sh dried her eye . 'Do yoa know where they . .i.;."' she demanded. "We've got to find Mark!" "There's a big office down at tb city hall,' Mrs. Carey volun teered. "I was down there once. It' th place where man work who rua th welfare depart ment That might be th plac to go. I don't knew, though 1 don't know It you'd find th baby there!" e e e Already Norma waa oa her feet. "You've got to come with me, Mrs. Csrey!" sh declared. "We've got to get Mark! Come on there isn't any tlm to lose! We'U hav to hurry!" With her coat palled oa over her nous dress, a fslt hst jam med oa at an angle, Mrs Carey waa halt-pushed and half-pulled down th two flights of stairs. Oa th street Norma signaled a taxlcab and told tb driver to take them to th city hall. During th rid Norma alter nately wept and asked questions. Sh wanted to know what the woman had aald. What did ahe mean' by saying Mark waa neg lected? Who had complained? Mra. Carey repeated what ahe had aald before. Ther Waa noth ing new. Th woman waa almost aa distraught as Norma herself. Sh waa In no condition to com fort tbe girl. "How're they going to get the baby' formula right?" she moaned. "He ought to be hav ing hia bottle right now. Like as not he's crying for It, th poor little darling!" Norma twined Icy fingers to gether. Sh was staring ahead aa though she hsd not heard. Th cab stopped and the women got out They went up stone steps and Into a marble-floored corri dor. Mrs. Carey led the way down a narrower passege to a door marked "City Welfare Depart ment." "Thl Is th place," ahe whis pered, and opened th door. Half a dosen men and women war standing before a high coun ter. Beyond la a larg room a maa and two women sat at desks. Ther was a yonng woman at tb counter. A swinging gat led from th email nclosur to the larger room. Wlthont a moment's hesitation Norma passed through this gate. One of the women arose. "What la It yon want?" she said sharply. "Is this the City Welfsre depart ment? fro com for my baby " "What?" "If you'll go back behind the counter," the woman said, "and watt your tarn Miss Eberhardt will consider your case. "You'll bar to wait oa tb other side of th counter!' Tbe woman ac cented her words harshly. "But yoa don't understand!" Norma exclaimed. "I'm not here to wait I tell yon I'v om for my baby I" Th man at th far desk had come forward. Everybody in the room waa eyeing Norma. "Perhaps I'd better talk to her," the man aald quietly. With a nod toward Norma he ssld, "Will you coma with me?" Mrs. Carey clntched th girl's arm. They went through anoth er door, following the man. It was a smaller office. The man dropped Into the desk chair and waved Norma and Mrs. Carey to seats. "Now then," he said, "what is It you'r so excited about?" Norma and Mrs. Csrey tried to talk at once. In the end It was the older woman who got out the more coherent story. The man listened silently, nodding, occa sionally. When he understood what thny were trying to tell him he pushed an electric desk but ton. A girl appeared at the door. "Bring Miss Clinton's report," h told bar. In a moment tb girl was back with som card. Hit laid them on th desk and departed. "Now then." said th social worker, after studying these cards, "I'm aorry to tell yoa, Mra. Travers, that yoa can't take your son horn thla vulng. A our Investigator explained to th ar aurse whan ah took th child a complaint haa been made. Thla complaint calls for coniplet aud thorough Investigation. Pending urh action w must aa that th baby la eared for properly. You hav been charged with neglect ing th child, being away for long periods ot th day. "Now, bow don't Interrupt me!" h went on, mor severely. "Thes charge must b Investi gated. If they ar groundleaa th child will com beck to yoa. It not th matter will com Into open court Ther la nothing whatever that you ran do about th situation this valng. Your child Is balug given excellent car but It I Impossible for you to see him. Ther Is nothing tor you to worry about W hav th la tent' walfar at heart and yours, too." "I wont go!" Norma cried hot ly. "I won't go until yoa let m hav Mark I You'v no right to tak him away from me, You'v no right I Th hysterical outburst lasted several minute. At the end of that tlm Mrs. Carey found her self la th corridor with th sob bing Norma la Bar arms. "We'll go home." Mrs. Csrey tried to make her vole consoling. "We'U go borne, honey, and com hack tomorrow! Mayb Mlas Oaundors will know whst to do. There, thar! Ton mustn't esrry oa this way!" It taxed all Mrs. Carey's re sourcefulness to get th gfrl Into another taxlcab and headed hack for th apartmant It waa after flv whea they arrived there and Chri Saunders had corns ahead ot them. Chris heard tha afternoon's vents Indignantly. And immedi ately ahe had a solution. "We'll call Boh Farrell!" she exclaimed. What yon need la a lawyer, Nor ma! Why, the Idea of coming Into a person's home that way and taking a baby. I never heard of anch a thing! You need a law. yer who knowa how to go after auch things. I'm going to call Boh thla minute!" She ran down stairs. Ten min utes later ahe waa back to report "Uob'a coming over right away, I caught him Just aa hs got In the house. He ssld he'd start right away." see Half aa hour later and for the third time the story was re viewed for FarreM's benefit Mrs. Csrey waa called In aad tha young man questioned her. She snd Chris hsd poured forth sym pathy for Norma and berated th welter department Bob's attitude waa quit differ We do everything but hold the Baby r HEN roa here, expect lots of atten tion to your car. If you've time for It. Free attention nd you are welcome to It, whether or not yen spend a dime. So come in regularly for roTTectdlre Inflation, remo val of flas. tacks, stones from tire treads, checkln of wheel all.nment, bat tery, water and testing anything vre do. We'll save you a lot of time, trouble and money. Try us and see t A NEW LOW PRICE FOR GUARANTEED GOODYEAR TIRES th new and improved GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY $4 .35 4.40-21 ' (29x4.40) Olhmr limrt mqtimlly lorn AndyV Eleventh & Klamath ent Norma'! far waa rad and swollen from wplng, but she waa dry-yd now. Her Hp war pressed together In line that strove to remain firm. Eye ing th girl obrly, farrell aald: "We've got to get at what'a hack of thla thing. Norma. II a not th walfar department, yoa know. They bav plenty to do without going out of Jbeir way for work. Of course whan a com plaint's mad, aa they tnld you, they bav to go aftnr it Now who do you suppoa made that com plaint?" "I doat know!" "It's someone who evidently has a grudge. Spit work, most llkly." "Who could want to hurt Nor ma?" Chris aaked Indignantly. "Wall, that' the first thing to find out I know a coupl of fel low In th city ball." Farrell went oa speculatively, "who might kaow something. I'll tell yoa what I'll do. Norma! I'll tell to work tomorrow. Mark'a all right. Yoa don't need to worry about that And we're going to get him beck!" H telephoned at noon next day. Norma waa at th office He promised to rail for her at o'clock. "Yes, I've found out a few things." Farrell aald. "Tell you about It whea I so yoa." Th girl cheered slightly, but ths afternooB hours drsgged. A few minutes before o'clock Bob rrlved. Norma put on coal and hat and they left th office. "Tell me what you've found out." ah begged. "Walt until w get Into th car," rarreU aald. "W caa't talk here." II was aot willing to opea the subject until they wer out of downtown traffic, aad driving along a quiet aid street. Then, without looking at th girl, Fr roll aald: "1 found out a lot of things. Norma. I think I know who en gineered that buslneaa yesterday. I think I know who's bark of It." "Who?" "Th Travers family! Aad I'll tell you "What ! I found out They mean to tight the thing. Norma. They're after th boy." "Hut Rob! Oh. how can they? Ther Isn't any way they could take him from me, I there? Oh. there can't lie. Farrell waa still eyeing th road. "I don't ilk to eay this. Norma. There la a way. Yeal Hut it yon feel th way I think yon do If you'r willing to go ahead with It I kaow a way you caa fight them!" (To Be Continued) T Cancer victlma hav la tb blood mor alkaline thaa normal, aad th Increased alkalinity eem to be related to tbe speed with which the disease end fatally. An Argentina Inventor haa per fected an Instrument which he claims will give warning of aa approaching earthquake. drive la GOODYEAR niTit riMnpp a js a Hi a 11 a 4 Llfitimi Gutrmntmwd 5 Us 4.44-11 (lx4.4Cv, 4.50-20 (Mxl.50) 4.75-1 (28x4.75) 8.25-11 (31x5.25) StxSM Beg. a. . Heavy 5lae Pries lOxS . $17.93 1S9.1I (34x7.50) 4.00-20 (32x6.00) TUBES A L a . . . . . . . . , Duty . , SO Super Service Ave. In Earlier Days Vtobj tb File of Hie st-env Mb rail Herald Or. B, IIS A yield of II Si bushsls to ins acre la a wheat crop record that haa Just beea reported by Bur rail Short, who haa a ranch seven utiles from Ibis city. Mr. Short laat year derided so iperlmeiit with Turkey Ked wli.'at. aud be aowed a 1 14 tract to the araln. This 470 bushels st excellent quality. ' County School Muperlaleodsal Fred Peterson has Just complet ed th annual apportionment at county and stats tunda to tha , various school of th county. Th law provides that at tb October apportionment each die- trlnt ahall n-lw- S1AA and IhS remainder of tb funds sbsll bs spportlonrnent to th district la proportion to th number of pupils enumerated. For tbe purpose of forming aa organtsatloB to esptolt the scenic attractions of . ths Leva Bad country and the. seen of the Modoc War, a meeting will be held Saturday evening at o'clock In th Hotel Hall. It la believed that with a little work oa the part of a live organlta lloa th Lav Bed caa be made aa great aa attraction to tourist a aa Crater Leke. During th months of Aaguet and September 1,011 penpl visit. d th library and reading room, according to th report of th librarian ot th Women's Library Clnb. During that time Ml hooka war circulated. Harry Anglta waa fined thl. morning by Folic Judge Leavllt for exceeding the speed limit on Main eireet He waa charged with running 10 mils aa hour. Wise Cracks With (tocka raising after wage rata, we are led to eeepect that there le something, after all, to the truism that the rich get rich and the poor get poorer. wee California, It la reported, may build a dirigible larger thaa the Akron. Probably a piece of subtle prnpagaada to rail atten tion to the wonderful California air. e e It' a fanny world, this! la thl country bard times ars blamed oa lb t aril fa. la log land for lack ot team. e Th pound ta England haa de preciated, and doubtyaw oar tee ms a baa fallen snow th Influ ence. S'L7 nU e J S !5 4.W-21 (ttxtM) $11.10 per pair Other Slate Equally Low GOODYEAR'S FAMOUS QUALITY tire within the reach of alls Pear , a a $1.98 $3.60 . . . 5.60 10.90 . . . 6.65 12.90 . . . 8.57 16J0 . . . 4.39 8-54 Track Tire SI Price nrt $29.75 . 29.95 15-35 LOW PRICED Station Phone 843. 1 a
