The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 07, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON December 7, lfl.1i Editorials News of Other Days Place Names Women's Features Delay Holds No Advantage "PUTTING OFF" HAMPERS PROJECT, Democrats Organize House 'Action On Canal Nearly Too Late rxELAY is a common and wasteful tendency in public as well as pri vate matters, and must be guarded against constantly. Its uselessness is exampled in a number of matters which have come to the attention of public and semi-public groups here in recent months. City officials, it is reported, have asked the city attorney to draw up a bill providing for the government canal enclosure, to be sent to congressional delegates for action at this session of congress. Senator Steiwer was here two months ago and at that time asked for some expression of desire on the part of Klamath Falls people regard ing this project With copgress al ready in session, and many other mat ters pressing for time, the local project has far less chance of getting attention than it would had action been taken here several weeks ago. . For several weeks, the city council has been confronted with a question of building code violation, but has delayed coming to a decision. The building in question has now become firmly an chored, although it is understood the council will require its removal. There seems to be no particular rea son for delay in putting the civil sen-ice system into force in city police and fire departments. Examinations were held several weeks ago, and there has been some shifting and restlessness among employes since that time. The eligibil ity lists are ready, and the system ought to be put into effect While the work on the Esplanade bridge is most satisfactory as it now proceeds, and seems to meet the prob lam. there, it- would have been better had it been pushed to completion be fore the season of frosty and icy streets set in. These are a few examples of the tendency to "put things oif." It is noteworthy that in none of them was advantage gained by delay, and in at least one a local project is put to a disadvantage for this reason. Nature provided its own decorations for the out-of-doors world Sunday, with results that human hands cannot hope to equal. Situation Interesting, But Not Very Hopeful CONGRESS organized Monday, with the democrats in power in the lower house and with democratic Rep resentative John .Nance Garner elected speaker. The situation thus becomes one which the whole country will follow with more than usual interest in congressional ac tivities. Of greatest interest, of course, will be the treatment of President Hoover's legislative program by the democrats. Garner is quoted as having said that his fellow congressmen will follow no policy of mere obstruction, but "as for truce why, that'a impos sible!" It is not altogether an easy situation for the democrats, in spite of their new majority power. With power goes re sponsibility, and henceforth the repub licans and Hoover, who have been given most of the blame when things have not been just what they ought to be in the country, may be able to shift some of the burden to other shoulders. Garner has said that democracy would present a legislative program of its own. On some matters, such as tax increases, where the suggested plan will be none too enthusiastically received, however necessary, the democrats will probably prefer to let Hoover do the proposing, give it to him, and with it the blame. It promises to be an interesting ses sion indeed. At this .moment, in fact it looks more interesting than hopeful. Feeding Birds Found Worth While FARMER folk report that mountain and valley quail have deserted their wild haunts and have come close to the homes of man in search of food during the winter famine, and of shel ter from the cold Weather. Out on the Rock creek road, many families have been feeding the quail, while a woman at Beatty has provided food on her front porch daily to 67 of the little birds. Feeding birds in winter is a most pleasant procedure, and those who live in suburban areas where the birds come close to their homes are to be envied. Often, however, one living in town will find a hungry bird nearby if he scatters a bit of grain from the back door. Those who welcome a new friend might find the attempt worth while. Fashion Tips GEMS-0-PERIL BT HAZEL ROSS HAlLfct CHAPTER XLII As Mary stood shivering with dread, uncertain what to do, she beard tba sound of oarlocks and the bump of a boat a It hit against the suspended ling war. Picking np her skirts aha ran along the deck, and almost fell Into the arms of Bates, coming np the gang plank. Sha could hare kissed him. "Oh, Bates. I'm scared! The Fly is aboard," she whispered, ."as my guest, and I think he's prowling around after the rubles. I Just came out on deck and some one ran from near Mr. Jupiter's door. I told him Mr. Jupiter had them!" "Stay here." Bates command ed. He unbuttoned his coat and loosened the revolTer from Its holster under his arm. Staving In the shadow of the upper deck he moved quietly along the bulk bead. She saw him stop and test Mr. Jupiter's door, then disap pear around the corner where the shadowy figure bad run but two minutes before. The seconds passed like hours as Mary leaned back against the wall, straining her ears to catch every sound. Then Bates reap peared so noiselessly that be startled ber. "All serene," he reported. "The old man's door Is locked and The Fly Is back In his stateroom three, l?n't It?" Mary said "Yes." "I heard him moving around and there's a light under the door. Yon run along to bed now and old Henry Q. Hates will take care of things. I'll camp right up there on the upper deck In a chair where I can see both your atate room door and Mr. Jupiter's. Run along, and pleasant dreams." Mary wrung his hand. "Bates, you're a darling!" "Sure I am. But listen, what's the program nowT We didn't find a thing In I)e Loma's room. Not a thing. Had to tear up carpets and everything. You didn't wor ry, did you? Anywow, your neck lace Is safe right here In old Bates' pocket." He reached Into a capacious Inner pocket and drew cut the rolled-up bundle of nap kinunfolded It bit by bit In bis palm, saw that It was empty, A horrible, pop-eyed expression frose on Ms face. "It's gone!" he gasped. It was like the last groan of a dying man. "Do you mean to say you didn't know that, until now?" Mary cried. , "Yon picked up an empty napkin I've got the necklace. It's safe In Mr. Jupiter's safe." Devoutly, Bates ejaculated "Oh, my God!" His arms (ell limply at his sides. "Well, how did you what did you did you hart any trouble " he stuttered, overcome with shame. "Plenty! I got back with It. but my halr'a anow white. Tell you all about It in tht morning. Now don't you fret it wasn't your fault!" It was ber turn to pat his ahoulder reassuringly. To help him out, ah changed the subject, "Can ws get under way at one? Did you sea Bruce and the Countesa anywhere. "They're on tha pier the kid's gone back for them now. By the way, here's something your fat friend aent you. Ha we silting on the dock waiting when I came up be wouldn't give it to the sailor." He handed Mary a thick enve lope. Curious, sha toak U to her room. A single sheet of not paper held these words: "Here's the dope. Keep these. I've stole 'em out of the morgue, and I've got to return 'em. But I couldn't re sist telling yon tba good news." There were clippings, yellowed, ringed about the Word "Da Lo ma" with a blue pencil and stamp ed on each clipping was a date the date of Its appearance In a Miami paper. The clippings, read in chronological order, gave the newspaper account of the doings of the celebrated French actress, Louise De Loma, on board a Ha vana Una steamship, way back In the year 1924. The steamship line and all other parties concern ed had evidently succeeded In bushing up the matter pretty thoroughly, but enough had leak ed ont through the ezclted tales of fellow passengers to show np tha lady as an adventuress of an old, familiar type. Sha was not de ported, but evidently sha had been only too happy to accept the hint of Miami police officials and return to Havana Immediately. At any rate, aba went threat ening that ber husband ' would sue. There wss no record In the clippings of any suit being brought. Mary put tha clippings back In tba envelope, and laid It under her pillow. Good old feorge Bow en to give ber this to aleep on! She went to the porthole and looked upward. There, on the sun deck, ss he bad promised, she could see Bates' dsrk figure In its steamer chair, silhouetted against the lighter sky. She felt as though she had dropped a heavy burden from her shoulders, e e The sun was shining In her stateroom porthole, when she awoke. Mary stretched, easing her cramped muscles. Sha had been so exhausted that she had slept without moving. With the action, vitality rushed back Into her refreshed young body, and she bounded out or bed, pushing her hair out of her eyes. She looked like a slim boy In her rumpled silk pajamas aa ahe ran to th porthole and peered out Batea had vanished from his post long since. Far off on tha horizon line was something that might be either clouda or land, but In between waa sea, a calm expanse with only here and there a whitecap to break tha blue green, mirror-like surface. There waa an occasional roll of the ship as it was caught by a half-sea, and a slight quiver of tha deck as tha powerful en gines drove them through the At lantic at It knots. It waa such a glorious morning, and ebs felt so Invigorated by ber night's sleep that the events of the night be fore retreated to tha back of her mind like a bad dream. Anything was possible any nice thing, that is on a day like this. Even Dirk might have re lented and forgiven her. sha bummed "Happy Days" aa ahe splashed In the shower, then gar herself a drubbing with a towel, filled the air with an extravagant cloud of bath powder, and set about dressing with a light heart. She donned a plain white linen frock, white ahoes, a little bin coat with brass buttons and bins beret. "And am I hungry!' ah ex claimed, as sh strapped on her wrist watch, noting with surprise that It was almost 11 o'clock There waa no on on deck, so ha went below to the dining sa lon. Apparently she waa not tba only late sleeper. Sea air had played Its tricks on th Test, as well. She was hardly prepared, though, for the acen that met her eyes. De Loma sat stiffly In bis chair, at the foot of th table, atabblng at his grapefruit with a vicious spoon. At his left Louise aat listlessly, looking, Mary thought, a little greenish about the mouth as though something eaten th night before and the roll of th boat were not agreeing, quit. Bruce, his fac like a thunder cloud, aat on Louise's right, add In the master's chair at th head of the table Mr. Jupiter applied himself steadily and not too si lently to a generous plat of scrambled eggs and bacon. "Hello, everybody!" Mary call ed out brightly, "and a pleassnt morning!" Her good humor brought no response. De Loma and Bruce barely nod ded. The Countess did not even look up. Mary slipped Into a seat at Mr. Jupiter's left th remain ing chair was Captain Hendricks', but the doughty captain break fasted m mus ilfala hour. Oil may be alb right poured on troubled waters, llut th lady who bas an over supply of oil in her skin should do something about it. Aa oily skin nay. with proper care, turn Into a normal skin that la real beauty asset. But it la np to you to start It on Its way. Unless there 1 some eonetltu tloaal objection tq It, soap and water should be used on au oily skin. Gel a blaud aoap and ua medium warm water, not hot, for hot water may atan mor oil seoratiou. Finish off with cold water and pat your fac aud your ueck with a medium light cream, oue that bas little fat In it. Wine It oft after a fvw minutes and thea us astringent avlshly. An ex cellent way to pat astringent oa la to us pads of cotton soaked in th liquid. When you hav finished ton ing up your fac this way, b careful about foundation creams. Th chance, are that .n. A.i Mnt ueea any at all! During th dav. yon shnul.l rroaben up your fac at least twlc. It your skin Is oily. Or you will find that your make-up Is not holding Its own and your natiing averag tor beauty will be lost For thla freshening. atom creams mat are rich anil oily. Oa of th new liquid cir.u.vrs ma i are fragrant and refreshing would be much better. Then use an astringent again, either a commercial one or some thing like wltch-haiel. Mght.. go in strung tor the warm water and soan eleanslni again, finished off with cold water. If you feel th need of som cream, try on of th pore v.vmu.a. ines oiten are excel lent a'or th large pores that are Ukely to accomnanv all conditions. when von aattrthla b careful not to overeat of fata Your whol aystem must help you If yon are to attain tb per fect complexion. Food Chats Try Salads If you have not trle aalarfs to brighten up your late winter table and apur tb family' ap petites to a keener aDnrertatinn m "1 of your abilities. yon win be sur prised what you ran do along thme lines. The following reelp for froz en cheese salad la delicious and la a salad that your family will enjoy and la also one that la suit able to serve as the main course for your next bridge Inneheon or tor a lat sup per following an Kthel M. Hull evening of cards or one spent at the theatre. Frozen Cheeee (toilet! One-halt teaspoon granulated gelatin, on tablespoon cold wat er, one-third cup cooked mayon naise, one cup canned milk, whip ped, two packagea cream cheese, two tablespoons canned milk (ad ditional), one-fourth teaspoon salt, on cup diced celery, one half cup diced sweet pickles, one third cup pecan meats. Soak gelatin In cold water for five minutes, then dlssolv over hot water. Beat dissolved gela tine into mayonnaise. Fold this Into th whipped canned milk, then fold this mixture Into the cheese, wblch baa been softened with the two additional table- r mi SIDE GLANCES By Gtortt Clark I w y&m ii i -' -17rv, .fiM '.' I from badly spilt head. Tom dm lulured whll trying to "bulldog" a pig. Tom Is evident ly practising for t year's rodeo. Klamath Names KMUIKANT Ul'TTB (From "Oregon , Geographic Names" by Lewis A, McArthur). Kmlgraut Hull lie west uf Summit lake. In tha aoutheaat corner of Lane riiuuly, at the summit ot tin Cascade rang. It has an elevation of 1611 feet. It waa named because of tb (mi grants thst traveled over the Meek cutolf, or emigrant route, nearby. With King Carol. Quea Marie, Prince Nicholas ar Princess I'eana making page ona every day, looks Ilka California a press agents ar lllll pulsions beside Kouiiianla's, Some Wise Cracks First aud last, It ! la tl schools, homes, and nwspap office t Iiast wars are msde. 1 M. Toinlluson, author of wi novels. I see From a dollar and cauls poll : ot view, tb common cold coat tha laboring class t this eoui m uuwarila ot half billion do Isrs annually. Dr. Jain II lie! cork, medical authority. V V What pity tn American eat not go lo Uuidon, hire a hall aa got llrltlaher to turn out aa lake hint sTlously. sUuelai Lewis. Tb brain ran be abnormal tw says by betug too puckered br bnlng loo mushy. I'rofeaao Wll.ler U. Usncroll, Cornell unl verallr. Well. I'll tell ya, mister when my little woman talks to me Ilk that. I just giv bar m gentle clip on tb Jaw." snoons of canned milk. Add salt, chopped celery, sweet pickles and pecans. Freese without stirring in aa automatic refrigerator, or in a mold packed In U and salt. Cut into cubes, berv on crisp lettuce, garnish with slices of pickle or aprlis ot parsley. 1 ookit! MayOniuiis Four tablespoons flour, 1 tablespoon augsr, 1 tablespoon dry mustard, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-1 cup canned milk, 1-4 cup salad oil (additional) Paprika, cup salad oil, a cup cider vinegar, cup water, 1 egg. Mix together th flour, augsr. mustard, salt and paprika. Add gradually tb one-fourth cup ot salad oil, th vinegar and water. Stir until amooth. Cook over a slow fir until thick, stirring constantly. Remove from fire. beat Into mixture and slightly beaten egg. tba two-thirds cup canned milk, and tbe three- fourths cup salad oil. Add milk and oil alowly and beat very smooth. Makes three run. Deviled F4tK Halail ( hard boiled egtx. 1 4 tea spoons butter, - teaspoon rream or undiluted canned milk. 1 tablespoons vlnessr, 1 tablespoon prepared mustard, pinch cayenne, teaspoon salt. Remove shells from ffgs and cult In halves lengthwise. Remove yolks and to yolk add lb other ingredients and mix lo form a paste. Refill whites and serve on lettuce or cabbage leave with mayonnaise. Earlier Days December T, 101 Law and Order and th sup pression of crime, received an awful Jolt In the circuit court to day, when ault waa filed to en join payment of warrants Issued to John Irwin. Fred Morley, the Tblel DetSK'tiv Office and the First Trust and Havings Rank. R. N. Dav Is the ptnlntlff through Kuykeadall and Ferguson. Tbe sura of tbe warrsnta affected la tell-07. Because tha alleged sal of In toxicants without llcens by Ah Wong local Chinaman, look place within th city limit and there for the ca should b tried la poll. court of Klamath Falls. Circuit Juus Uenaua this morn ing dlsmlsed th charge against lb Chinese. With Houston's opera house well filled, Klamath Falls Lodge No. lit; Ilcnrrolrnt and Pro tective Order of tiki, held serv ice Sunday evening rouimrmorat. Ing tb departed members of lbs order. Mrs. Orva! Elliott cam down from Fort Klamath today to do her Christmas sboplpng early. Quit a number of Klamath Falls people wer out In their sutos Sunday, which speaks well for th kind ot weather enjoyed here. Many partis went to the country for the day, eraoug them being Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rob ert.!. Mlsa Elisabeth and Mlas I.llllnn R'llta. Mrs. Frrd Noel and Miss Nina N'ol, and Mr. and Mr a. W. T. Le. Blondy Crane came In Satur day from his bog ranch out Mer rill way. aud spent the Sabbath In the city. He reports thst Tom present-day living. nr aiowiy recovering Discovery Makes Possible New Plan By Maker of Vickt VapoRut. for Better "Control-of-CoIds" Another advanc In "Control- Iflcr Csdd Maria of-Colda baa been perfected by At nltbl. massage tbe throat the makers of Vlrka Vapoltub. A and chest well with Vlcks Vapo tblrd at a eenlurv no. Vlcks Hub (now avallsbls tn whit Vapoltub Introduced tba modern, "stainless" form external method ot "treating" If you prefer I. colds. Now. Vlck Chemists Intro- Spread on Ihlrl dure Vlcks Nose and Throat and rover with Drop baaed on a new Idea In warm flannel. "Drevenllna'' culda. The Iwo !. th bed- are companion producla they aid clolhlng loose and supplement each other. To- arouuu ine necs seiner. Ihev make poeslUI th so Ihst th sued- Vlck Plan for belter "Conlrol- Irated viirs arising sua be In-of-Colds" In th horn and fur- baird freely all nlaUl lung. Dur Iber reduction of lb family lug tb day any Urn, any place "Colde-Tex" In moner, loss ot u Vlcks Nos Drops as need time and health. d for ease and comfort. (If Here, briefly, la the Vlck Plan Iber la a cousb. o will Ilk for belter "Control-of-Culds;" tbe new Vlcks Couth Drop lUrfor. . Cold Hi.rt rl"' ",l,r;."1 lnt'vXi' . " ... uts of Vlrks Vapullubl, At thai first snoesy. scratchy Th , ,4.hour Irritation of lb. no or upper ,r..,mTOt ,,, without th risk. throat Nature s uun.lstak.ul. f ,)0 murh ,,,, 00.,Bg. warning loai yo. hkh to ottru (ww tn dl. I . w ge.tlon-.specl.lly of children cold us Vlcks nd bodr r.ogi, B( , Nos Dr0Pm whrB nkian need promptly aa a I- , W.U 4itm, , -aoe" reeled. W,a a y col(1 00 yoBr doctor's ad cold. a n b T,r checked at Ibis Trtjl, offrr to yuk irn stage and bad Th. v,,b ! f,.e haii.r '!'. cold, avoided. If yoa catch cold lrol.of.roids" bas been leeted easily, in wis plan Is to us Ju.t a few Vlcks Nos Drop up each nostril after exposure to any particular condition thai your own ezperlenc tell you Is and proved. ' llut th maker want all user ot Vlrks VapoRub to lest It for themselves In their own bomee. Get a bottle of Vlck Drops from your druzglst today. apt to give yo a cold -tor in- Try ,h pllll iXnrX, lt tm. atance. a nlsht on a Pullman ,, ,r , mor. ,h rid over- duaty automobll amoking, over crowded roona. (oel th slightest stuffiness of (be nss.l passage.. Vlrks Droits are ospetlallv designed lo aid lb nose N'ature'a "praventor" ot colds when over-taxed by such emergencies of our artificial factory, your druggist Is author- . a ,ui "'""A T' money. L for BFrTT COWTrK S3 OF COLDS Mexico's "Iron Man" HORIZONTAL 1 Home city ot Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science 7 To curtail. 13 Melody. 14 President of Mezlco. If Pertaining to air 17 Parrot fish. 1 Hastened. 20 To commence. 21 Conclusion z2 Unit of work. 21 Bnsky fish 24 Standard of type measure II Queried 2 Therefor. 29 Trsys. YESTERDAY'S ANSWER Ml iBoazMA&uitaN'zu su theory. 2 English coin. 50 Part ot a elrela. Five and tour 6' Stir. a Nam. avm. 54 Intertwined 64 Tanner' vessel. 57 Boundsry. 33 Received again 69 Metal. 37 Artless. Kind of clovef, 3 Elector 2 Mud. 39 A fiction ' Dominant. 41 Ascending line Glided, as ovr of ca rcntace. Ic ' 18 Paid publicity. 20 Southeast 25 Frenzy. 2( Center of an amphlthsatar. 27 Ssi.n. 23 Woolen fabric. 30 To loiter. 31 Vigor. 13 First woman. 14 Two thousand pounds. pped. erp killer. Merrymaking, 40 To Journey. 41 Procured from sour milk. 42 Exultsnt. bollc of a mur- 45 Hundredth of 43 8un god. 44 Wild sheep 45 Deity 47 Distinctly VERTICAL 1 Who Is Mexi co's "Iron man"' derer 5 Railroad. Restraint of liberty. 7 Lily Pona la what by pro fession? 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