The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 31, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"r? ftM ' '" gf; ;-, i H,I,".1'''..1,J.. ' """" Pii:ij&mi .lor iaanriar aVbja. BW8WW-,..- ,,.., . -- 5DS THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON ?W!?wtei':i'v tofr-akv iw-. -r- ssay.iaM' - - &WJMftaiLaio fMtNlbk street mM - W.. it aad tU. at a aarsala ..v.,-;, ,-. . .- .. at II WlMti oaee. ueoraw !. ESSTa &&, aa FOR'SALK Fine coal black, driving j v al saddle horse, welghtllSs. En vank Keller's cafe. l-tt The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor PabUaked dally eaeept Sunday by Tka Herald Publlealag company or Klaaata falls, at 111 Ponrtn Strait Katared at tka poetoace at Klaa atb Falla. Oregoa. tor traaemueioa through the nulla at second-class matter. 8ubcrlptlon tarat addraaa la tba One yaar . One month by aiatl to, amy United Stataa: 16.00 .60 IT FOR RENT 'COR RRNT or sale FuraWhed room v - lac abase. Inquire or C. L. Kalaay, -No7 Ml Main street. 26-6t NICELY furnished apartmenta at tbe ;drgonHoae; Klamath, near Sixth FOR RENT Modarn 5-room buaga low la 'Hot, Springs addition. In- autre Big Basin Lamber Co. 18-tf KLAMATH FALLS, ORJSOON SATURDAY, JULY 31, ISIS P AND STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS THK NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB LOST AND FOUND LOST Coatract tor Wilson bridge z&VrZ. . .ware Between, joan uoraoa m . felMlAmsrsgeui., Please, tear at Martta BffSw519f.ili.- M33GrKfrW--?-"f -' so-st lWW-4. m&&&k rm-itt-iiri' mM MISCELLANEOUS iMrY4WANTM life, as ehltdrei As - 583, . tefM . MT Iffc' - life H VMS V. m v tt ilM ; eMS&' WANTED PrlTate family clone In. children, hare room and board lor one gaatleman. Address J. M. W;, care Herald. 81-8t -HaraM waat ada gat raanlu. PROFESSIONAL CARDS mmtww0ww0wwww CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ASaTTRACTS IHSURANCB -Vataataara'Oracba AaaoctoOaa k ,;;, " TWa Maa '&' i'i'ftW',4 Lj.. m ?.&. . ftfSS4 1 jrti?"-1 fim-'fA( Mjv: adlTi Wo Do tba Work Jast Right . Taak work of all kinds ' -rADaV' PWQHL LOSBNB OtkKmh 'PhoawSlS k?te vr i5rf s.-j-'asirss' ?lt: HJ.rft-: C ,MJl c rr: -X -,t ;.i ovi'vJ-i-y r? 4 -'.- MTfi. ;W.k. Truster Cd. raaaatai El)1 WJ , " ifl . XA-J' .sw 5- '-,5 sfe. : is".. . y$wm mm JRSifc - ?!"" &. ' '"('tt.f, 1Ui IVM? i"m: ,.' eaavTeyaavea te wfil go to aay hotel, aaMaam ia for tha IS a&a. Wora':alae asaada for tbo eaiy -. " .T " "?r Lake, Haae baatdled f!roa the aVeaot weahewt aajr extra charge. . PHONH 2jrf .. I w..aWI;CLRAN:BLOCKS' ' .75 3$gSM;Oirar.'MB ca. ft) iaarigaaP' aBbjbbjb 1 gr;(draraega.-ft.) -WPaWaal aWaaB fP"a90PO JwkHitCfrkeryFielCf. f,;1 ' PboaoSSM . Oaace with KUaaata Traaafer Oo. W.D.MILLER .:, ": Maaatactarer of J- HOLLOW BUILDINO. 5'' "'AND' SILO' BLOCKS Hyf,.J; AND FLUBS rAXL; KINDS OF CONCRKTK Sldewalki, Floors aad :1 4. .Rauialag Walla . a w ainut PMNMSM .ACCL. i"!B'( t . SK.H83. Kj 5-i-. at SB rJu RA'- 1 r. G.K. Livery and Feed Stables M -vi W. i,i'Lil''"i5'. SiW-T" l'- 3i . '' A Hilyard, Prop. Paaaa SaW.Cor. SUi aad Oak STj-.VT. "t i. . i2& J ""W- .. c ' .' r , rtJT J"i Jif i' ' 'ltipMujy'ajJ astaRatBBMaaav' aQcfasI - irU..t ft'.'.jCi I'.S.ii'.ilJ .? j.Ir-'' t T ' :?-! - I.iwa3seiffil'-, "k'Uh F BF '-V ..a: V-xJ A '. ff a ir4 a"wwa laaasjjawaa .aaaaa oaw .JT THE new Commercial Club la the particular agency through which every cltlten has aa opportunity for showing his public spirit, his loyalty to, and Interest In, the growth aad betterment of Klamath Falla aad Klamath county. People are becoming very much more sensible In these days, to the ugly side of citizenship shown by those who, while willing to accept and profit by the growth of the city and Its increasing wealth created and promoted by their more enterprising; public spirited and open-pursed neighbors, themselves refuse to con tribute a cent to help the cause. Such men are parasites, sucking tbe life-blood of the community, hiding away the profits brought to them by other men's labors and Industry, they meanwhile stubbornly refusing to aid with either their brains, their time or their money, in-producing the gen eral wealth In, which they expect to share. The re-organised Commercial Club Is nesring the end of a great cam paign to Interest 'and enlist in its service Individuals and business con cerns not yet on the rolls of tbe or ganisation.. It la soliciting all such to become members. This campaign means greater things and a brighter future for Klamath Palls; and it means, Just as surely, greater things for .every business man, every professional man, every manu facturer, every laborer and every citi- sen of Klamath Falls and vicinity. No public spirited citizen who can afford to be a member has a right to remain out of the organisation. It Is decidedly worth his while to be come actively Identified with this great organization and power for community welfare. ". Scattered Shots .'. - , ARE YOU ONE of tbe 2 00 mem bers of the new Commercial Club? IT IS SOME membership campaign tbe live wires, of Klamath Falls are making for the new Commercial Club. IT TAKES A LOT of material to make a 42-centimeter projectile; but when its hits it does the work. It takes a lot of members to make an effective Commercial Club; but when it strikes there is something doing. ALL THE MATERIAL of a great projectile used In small rifle shots wouia not maice an impression on a great fort. i ALL THE MEN of the Commercial Club working independently make little' headway In getting big Improve ments. If you are loeklag for a aoate (lie city or coHatry, see CbJIeofe, SI Mala street. - Subscribe tor tba Herald, 60 coats a aaoata. THE CRAWFORD, ROOMS Newly Furnished Newly Furnished Rooms Over Palace Meat Market LAUNCHES For Rent Wltfaor jfrklMHtf oriverm, for trips oa sWMr Lower r Upper Lake. OUR WEEKLY SERMON i i i SATURDAY, JlH,y j til J9 By Her. B. O. sMySmr' BJcaaHa, Paste Grace M. K. Church Dut aa many as received Him, to them gavo He power to become the sons of God. John 1:11. "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, nnd today, and forever." Who is heT What is heT Moat talked of of all men, whom do we receive when we recelvo htm? We receive: I -A Spotless Maahood. It la worth something to be clean In thought, in word, In deed; In short, In character. When a man puts on a clean collar he wants It to be spotless. When he paints, his house white, he wants it to be spotless. When he buys a gem, it must be flawless. But too often ho will take anything for a character. We pretend to prize the kernel and really prise the husk. But here comes a man spotless In heart and life, flawless In character. His own Judge and condemnor found no fault in him, but to save his owa pop ularity, sacrificed him. And many a man has done that since. Tarnished tinsel, cracked gems, denuded houses, poisoned springs, daubs of palatiags, shoddy goods all are practically valueless. We shun them.. Why place any valnerupon shattered char acter? upon tarnished manhood? As the world rechecka up Itself it places less and less value upon such charac ter, for time sifts close, aad con stantly proves that it lies low In the scale of values. This man Jeans chal lenges the world. He drinks from eternal springs. His thoughts come from God-head. He la a heavenly man walking the earth. Also, we re ceive: 2 A Man of Lofty Purpose. Some men never aim higher than physical appetite. Others never aim higher than their emotions. Others never see beyond the Intellect. Some men see beyond themselves Into tbe needs of men. Others see beyond men to God himself. This man saw a good way into eternity. And he .said that eternity was to know God and Jesus Christ, whom he had sent. Cradled In a manger, reared in a shop, be saw the needs of men. He realized that there were two classes: the down trodden and the down-treading. He strewed his pathway with the speech BFHMBBBBBBB HBJBH Children can't eat too much ICE CREAM their craving for it is perfectly natural it's nature's own food. It's a tissue builder., Its food qualities build more strength than most of the food we now eat. That's just why' you should give plenty of it to the "kiddies" they need it it's the best thing for them. What's good for the children is good for the "grown-ups" as well. Why not have it every night as a dessert? , Order it today and every day for the children. See that it comes from us. Ours is a Tissue Building, Pure Food Ice Cream. KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Phone 74 of parables about these. Ho sat at the tables of both, but ho refused to be either, though In a sense he took the place of the former, nut ho pre ferred to look high, even uuto the lifting up of the down-trodden and tho purging of the down-treading. Ho blistered tho latter with his anathe mas and comforted tho former with his ministries. A touch of his hand healed tho sick. His word laved tho heart His tears fell with theirs, and then he brouaht back their doad. He said they were dead, and then made them to walk forth. His purposes rose to the height of seeking to raise men up to Qod. He stopped not with his own house hold, or his own city, or his own na tion, but commanded his followers to go Into all tho world and minister to every living creature, and said that when they did that they did It to himself. Also, we receive: a A Great Savior. Men who see in Jesus Just a reform er miss his aim and destiny. He de lighted to take tho part of the under man and save him from his fellow, and no man can receive him who will not do this. It Is useless In the face of Jesua' miracles and parables and the great Sermon on the Mount, to take any other stand about Jesus. The man who will not be helpfufand fair cannot receive him. And "as many as received him, to them gave he power, to become tho sons of Qod." He was a savior of tho under man and the lone woman, and tho helpless child. But tho man who limits him to such a sphere has not caught his deepest message. He Is a great savior because he camo to save men from themselves. To the man who Is a slave to his own appeUtes, his own base selfishness, his own cowardice, his own lust, his own desire to do and inability to accom plish, to his own chagrin and lonll ness, to him came this man as a great savior. He dared the world when ho said,- "No man cometh unto the Fath er but by me." Ho spurned all fakes when he said, "He that cllmbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber." He encouraged tho weak when he said, "My yoke is easy and my burden is light." He chal lenged the strong, when be said, "Be hold, I send yon forth aa sbeep In the midst of wolves. They will deliver you up, to the councils and they will scourge you In ttio synagogues. And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake. Than shall they deliver you up to be afflicted and shall kill you." But he inspired them when no said: "Fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill tbe soul; but rather fear him which Is able to destroy both soul and body In hell." Here he rises far above phy sical infirmities Into the realm of the soul and challenges the world with its sin to take blm.as a Savior. "But as many received him to them gave he power to become the sons of, God." Burdened man, sick with sin; discour aged woman, lost to lore; Innocent child, he Is yours. He Is a prevent! tire and curative Savior. in ill iiiii At the Churches Grace Mcthodtat Kptscopal Chnrtli Corner Tenth and High streets; H. C Richards, minister. 10:00 a. m.. Sunday school, (leorge J. Walton, superintendent. 11 a. m Morning preaching, 'A Temple." ",00 . in., Kpworlh League, Cha. 1,. Koberls, president. 8:00 p. m Evening preaching and vespers. "Adam, tho llusbnnd of Eve." Wednesday evening l 8 o'clock, prayer meeting. A vlctrola will be used at both the morning and evening services on Sun day. Some of tho best select Ions of song will bo glvon. Wo Invito tho public, and especially those of other churches who have no preaching. Vernon T. Motschenbachcr choris ter; Mlsa Maudo Newberry, pianist. Churrli of Christ Bcieatlsta Services aro held on 8unday morning at 1 1 o'clock nnd Wednesday ovcnlng at 8:00 In Christian Science Hall, In tho Jacobs block, corner Third nnd Main streets, upstairs. Tho reading room of the Society .1 the same location will ho open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30 until ,nrther notice. Christian Church Corner of Ninth and Pine streets. Blblo School at 10 a. m. Communion nnd social service at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Wednesday night prayer meeting, All welcome. Baptist Church Coraer Eighth and Canal streets. Rev. J, 11. QrlRlth paator. Blbto school at 10 a. m.. C. R. De Lap, superintendent. Everyone cordially Invited to these services. First Presbyterian Church Corner of Third and Pine streets. Clerk of Bosslons C. C. Hogue. Superintendent of Sunday school J. B. Mason. Pianist alias A. B. Parker. President of Christian Endeavor Charles Dorr. Sunday school at 10 a. as. Rev. Avery of Mt. Laki will preach nt tho morning service. 7:00 p. m., Christian Endeavor. Rev. M. D. Coats will preach the evening sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesday even Ing at 7:30. Church of the Sacred Heart Corner Worden avenue and Donald streets. Rev. Wm. McMillan, 8. J., pastor. First moss, 6 a. m. High mass and benediction at 9:30. Week day Mass every morning at IS. Services at Merrill oa tbe third Sunday of each month. Baptlat Mission Sanday school meets at 10 a. m. in the basement of the Library building. Mr. O. P. couenman, superintendent. You are welcome. quart t . . Ms half gal... MB (loldea Stato Mason, quarta .t Lie Kerra Self sealing, ptnU. . . l.M quarta, ao half sal... 1.10 Self aeoling caps for old ityla Mason Jura. Seals same aa iccoaomy. Ton per ceuMueount for caan wim order on all fruit Jars. Complete line atono crocks. BALDWIN HAUDWAUK CO. ntf STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Says Cream AppHed. la Nostrils Relieves Heel-Colas at Once. i -"-------- ---- --.--- - - - - Count fifty! Your cold In bead or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, tbe air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, musoua discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night. Get a small botUe of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist, and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream In your nostrils. It penetrates through mery air passage of tka bead, sooth ing and healing the swollen or In flamed mucous atembraae, airing you Instant relief.- Head oelaa and catarrh yield like magic.: Don't stay staffed up and miserable. Relief la sure. (Paid AdvertlseaMat) UltaSlpfllM TAKE CARE OF YOUR GARDEN w ff I dt kirn i & snaejaF mm 'f II I If you don't want the aeigbbors to say "I told yon no." Hasy enough to do, too, if yon have proper tools' and Implements.. ,Ceie aere for them. We bave everything for the garden and seU tbeevat prises which cannot be dspHeatea. Thank, Potman the Regular iETNA Check CANTbeatthatservice. Almost i pare to break aleg, doesn't it? This $200 covers the $50 a week far total disability provided for in ajyETNA ACCU5ENT POLICY, was I am only partly disabled 1 will gat $25 weak. Surgeon' fas or hospital bill too. You poet anas ought to TNArlZE You can easily afford it Intact, you cannot afford not to. Out on tha streets all day long, you're con- standyazpoaedtoathousandforma of accidents Make life pretty comfy if something happened to you and one of tha boys brought you a check as regularly as you bring mine to mo. A word, and tba ETNA Agent wUtoUyouhowtoconeMctupivslh asiaiaii pwMsuagj. ntAgaatls EdmundM.Chilcote AGRNT SSS Mala Phoge S Economy FRUIT JARS salt sealing pints, . .11.10 BLOCK WOOD Will never h vluiiprr titan now. Von MioiiIiI piiillt by the low lrlce. Single load $2.50 Double load $3.75 in utork tip for tho winter KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. I'KVTO.V, Manager 5'5 Main Street latMranre that pays, ,( Payilioj MANOR WKDNKftDAYaaj F '""--""" '""nrn, A Hard Nut (o KITKCTIVK AWIl'RT U AutoSUge Betweei AsUakWI adl Kluutk FaUs THREE TIMKH PER WEEK Uv Klnmutl) r'uIlN Tttrmtay,, Thunulny nnil Saturday Klntitalli KdIIn liMilquartm 1 KURD AUTO AGENCY VtlanananBdnannnnnnnnnV anV ik anw " tr-llag , l i' I c o a fc'l'lnr, up , It Irs, TVb Intlon 0 ( values , strong, n'i ylolil mats tain dltHthaJ tlim wm, ( Arm ll!ni-. WWII IN 'v&i we co )mr Kood murli marsTial utile thin pj prom to t i on nnr ant i That's why pj Itles are .mJ skimped h,Mi imittor wbtt do wild pries.?, Seehors M M STOCKMEN! We are prt'pared to receive Imrwn, mule or" ralllr, rltlicr far pnhturo or for Mile on comniUlon (it lite big tretl Itnnrli, aa fort Klnumtli. We also buy ami sell Itonteo and inulcw. Wo liave wcuml the Weed IIhhcIi of '21,006 acre, anil ulll Mt, It n a vast assembling plare for nil kiwi of slock, where It will at convenient for buyers to Rtakrlitwprprtlua. Horses broken to work or ride. Charge fur pasture Hor-wn, ".V Kr niuallii Cattle, AOc art month. For further particular wrllo J. F. ADAMS & SONS PORT KI.AMATH, ORKGON 5 MR. FISHERMAN- Come to Spink's Fishing and Camping Resort ON SPRING CREEK Rates per Day $2.00 Per Wk $12.80 Tlil iiiuioiiiH'Cwfi'nt curries the uu'aaage I" you that Western Transfer Co. In HnulliiK riinKfrx, Ikiggago anil Ftvlglil to Mall lloaU for Calkin. & Hamilton riiunt INT. or have orders atftO.VMala street. IT'S A WISE WOMAN f snanm snnnnnannnfJI I Who layn aalde n little money reg ularly In thla aavlnga hank, as Hum provides against tho "rainy ilny" t!iai;'a!most Invariably cornea to nil. la times of adversity yon will find tiaf account at this bank your beat friend. Commenco iV; Ing today. Z ; H FIRST STATE 6M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. IrMPiTrie FACE IWenwws T NyiPi face Cream U a iVWigwtfai apptleatloa for rv aiiiylag tanJMaifcsr rrltatlea of sWae aa4 Vad. )Wj reatoiWllw akte to thaaeft, clear, ataotli SSoperJar. coadlUoa ana Maaawal mm i'Wt''-V& tf'yri. tv, f- ".?..' r a- ' "- U.lrentice Telford & Son T i fSU KUMATHTAUAlOMaOH , .- --y.,';w'ija?CTy' Wm. C. Hum Hmrdware Co. sows appears Srst la 'ostob iwweiwpsfflg 1 1 ... . r J -K"'; Tka HaraM, IN a nuata H1 wt- v rt : . ?- ..-.. - IT'. Ji JlftrO "'., fc' j. & U ...A' f III fin T tVaMaWaV'aUtat Walaa Jlaw