The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 18, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextA,'"- It i.Ft THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON ' HATOHIMYt I'HCKMRWft It, If. N ' Arrow Silk Shirts la Xmi 1 It K. K. K. tier A far a ISIS 11-tt HeniTsChssMAArs. FOR RENT NICELY furalshed apartments at the Oregoa Houm, Klamatk, Bear Sixth tDR RENT Office rooms, alalia or i anlte; steam Beat and all cob vealence. Inquire W. H. Norm, Odd Fallowa Temple.' rOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms. Ricea place. 828 Main. 14-tt The Evening Herald W.O.SMITH Editor Published dally exeeet Sunday ay Tka Herald PubUsklng Cempaay of Klaaiatk rails, at til roarth Street. Catered at tka aestomce at Klaai atk ralla. Oregoa. for traaaaualea through the sella at seeoad-class attar. Subecrlptloa tsrma a all to aay addreat In the Ualted States: One year 800 One moath so OUR WEEKLY SERMON 'Christ's AttihJt toCktrckofNrwTtstamtnt' By i. W. JENKINS, Pastor ef the CfcrlsUaa Church Latest Skating Costume FURNISHED ROOM for rent, cloae la, prlrate family. Phone 168. 18-tt FOR SALE FOR SALE Roll top oak deak, with . swivel chair. Address Box 893, Klamath Falla. lMt FOR SALE Body wood, thoroughly aaaaoaed, reasonable price. Phone TaW. lT-ft KLAMATH FALLS. ORBGON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 191S RED CROSS SEAL FIGURES HELP WANTED WANTED Middle-aged Woman tor general homework. Prone I ISM. l$-6t WANTED Girl tor light houaework. Apply 353 Tenth attest. 18-3t WANTED Responsible men to aeil Watklns producU la Baker. Carry and Malheur countlea; must be abla to faralah team or auto, and give per- eoaal bona with two reaponaible se earetles. My friend and customers wtQ tad the Watklaa goods at tka Star theater building. Will be pleased te kara you call. J. T. Gartrell, salea- maa, Klamath Falls, Ore. 16-7t PROFESSIONAL CARDS EK2HT PER CENT LOANS O NFARM LANDS ARTMCR R. WILSON, SIT CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Aeeeelatlen Title Men ert Plumbing SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Property IastaUed Coaaplete Ltae of Saaalles aad Eaalasaeat Paste, Pingk Sc Lorsnz 70S Main St aw"-1 Fast Flyers MOTORCYCLES that travel at Mgh rata of apeed aboald ooav at ally have the attention off a VBQHTE has a complete Use off aad a fall lias of say EXPERT REPAIRING GUNS TO RENT KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE SEE VEGHTE, BOD HAS IT -. Meta St., aaar Baa . r hV people have any conception of the magnitude at the Red Cioss Christmas seal campaign. Hero ere a few figures that will show ist jKicantlc movement u is. Already 335,000,000 seals hare been printed, and practically distributed to agents In every state aad territory in the Union from Alaska la the north to the Canal Zone la the south, and from Porto Rice in the east to Ha waii la the west Advertising circulars, posters, cards, etc., to the number of several million have also been distributed. Not less than 1.000,000 personal let ters asking people to buy seals have been sent oat It is estimated that the army of workers, nearly all of whom are vol unteers, engaged In selling the seals numbers well over 500.000. The ad vertising and publicity donated to the campaign amounts to several hundred thousand dollars. Eery effort Is being put forth to sell 73,000,000 seals, or leas than one for every man. woman and child In the United States. 'This will mean 1750,000 for the sntl-tuberculosls campaign in the United States, and particularly all of the 1,200 antl-tubereuloals associa tions of the country derive their sup port from Red Cross seals. Red Cross seals can be purchased at the library and at several business houses. Every cent received from the sale of stamps here and elsewhere in the state will be used exclusively for tuberculosis work in Oregon by the state association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis. The church occupies a 'prominent place In the New Testament scrip tures, its foundation, creed, laws of admission, discipline aad world em bracing work and mission is set forth therein with great clearness and pre cision. It has been constituted, by Its divine founder, "the pillar and support of the truth" God has re vealed to the world, and consequently Its Importance cannot be easily over estimated. It is freighted with the responsibility of publishing the good tidings of a great Joy to all people and of making known God'a love aad solicitude and his offer of free salva tion to every one on the conditions set forth In the Gospel. In the study of our subject we are of necessity dependent upon the writ ers of the Old and New Testaments, J Qlhor foundation can no nun lav I'.u thai I' laid which la Jesua CbrM. In Matt. 16:18, Jesus calls tho thurv'i' "my church." Of all the Instl. i'.l wis of etittb, worthy though they be, It l J ll.n enly Institution Jesus claim us his own. Paul In writing to Hie vuurch at Ephesua says (Ch. I ), 'I arist loved the church and awe llmself for it." Any InstlHtlcu Christ loved aad gave his life for la worth while. In the Colosslaa letter .Ch. 1:18, It Is said: "He la the head of the body, the church . . . that In all thlnga he might have the pre-eminence. And again In Epheelaas, 1:33, It la record recerd ed: "The church la his body." As the nead rules tka body, so Christ, the head, rules the body, the church. Paul la speaking of the church' Christ, IU founder, committed notn-j(Epo. 5:33.37) Uys; "Christ gave log to anting. As far as the record himself for the church that he might Scattered Shots EMBELLISH TOUR Christmas packages la a profitable as wall as an attractive way by using Red Cross seals. AND DONT FORGET that by at tending "The Follies" you'll not only see the best show given here for a long time, but will also be helping the Philanthropic Department of the Library Clnb to make some other peo ple's Christmas many. THE SNAP IN the air today makes the belting 1,000 to 1 that wll have a. grsnd old "white Christmas." WITH BOTH SIDES getting ready to battle at Salonika, Greece begias to have some idea of what America has stood from Mexico. THERE IS consolation, though, la knowing that cornets, trombones aad clarinets are sot given to amateurs as Christmas presents. shows, Jesus never wrote but. once, and then he wrote with his finger upon the ground, and It was soon ob literated by the shifting sand. If Christ's attitude to the church cannot be learned from the scriptures It can not be known. The apostles who were commanded to teach the disciples to observe all thlnga whatsoever the Lord com manded, have written with great full ness and precision In regard to tho church. Even in the Old Testament Daniel the Prophet (Dan. 3:44saw a little stone cut out of the mountain with out hands, and rolling on and on until It 'Hied the whole earth. He aaw the klardom or church aet up by the God of Heaven, an Institution aggressive, prcrcslve, world-embracing aad never-ending. Isaiah said (Is. 38:16) "This fcaith the Lord, Jehevah: Be Lold. I lay in ZIon for a foundation hi 01 , n tried stone, a precious comer stor.f, a sure foundation.' Jesus blnv rc!' wi'd: "On this rock I wilt bntld iny ciu.rch, and the gates of hades shall not prevail against it." sanctify It having cleansed It by thej might present the church to himself, a glorloua church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing; but that It should be holy and without blem ish." When Jesus stood on that Illy crowned hill In Galilee (Mstt. 38:18) and said "all authority In heaven la given unto me. Go ye, therefore, and make disciples of the nations," he comraltteed to his church the great est enterprise that has ever engaged the mind of mortal man. Napoleon. Wellington and Bismarck and others led great armies, launched great en terprises and founded great empires, but these dwindle Into littleness In comparison with the work and mis sion of the church as outlined in the scriptures by Its dtvlno founder. Ac cording to Christ, it is the one Institu tion that Is to survive the wreck and ruin when the earth shall melt with fervent heat, and pass away as a scroll. Reader, what Is your sttltude to the fenurch which Christ loved and pur- Paul wrote (I. Cor. 3:11) "For poses to change, beautify and save? What the War Moves Mean By J. W. T. MASON (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK, Dec. 18. Sir John French, withdrawn as western front commander, la sacrificed to the super iority which modern trench warfare gives to the defense. His failure to penetrate the western line caused con stant criticism in England against him. He has been relieved of his command because the public Is not convinced that Belgium aad France cannot be treed by an allied offensive. It la apparent, however, that the army sympathizes with Sir John, for otherwise he would not nave been raised to a peerage, given command of the home defeases, and allowed to select his own successor, Sir Douglas Halg, Neckwear atyiea you wont Halg has been Sir John's most InU-elsewhere at K. K. K. Store. mate friend and moat constant ad viser. Both fought together In South Africa. And. It Sir John's policies are a failure. Sir Douglas Is largely responalblle, In view of the advice he gave Ma. But the French and German offen sives on the western front have tailed as have the English since the trench nxlitlng began at the conclusion of the battle of the Marne. So, It is ap parent that Sir John need not carry tlio vhole burden of failure. It la ap parent that another effort to over whelm the Germans on the western front will be attempted under the new leader. .smssBw amaaaaaaaaaaaammV jsn 4 jr BBjSSnSmi 'SmsV. dWaBBssssssssmi mBBSsW iBWmBBBBBF maaaaaaaaV. ' sSmamar &' amaaaKwi'wirlamaaaaaaaB9BBTSaaBl & ssissUaaaaaBkimamKamaaaaaVassssm HHi CtAgmsiHgmtmaaaV M BaFPESsmaaf amaaHrrari .mBatalS ' ' VasTemWP ""JSFTBJ fKmi rB ii 'jamBsAaBBsssaV . 1 UTimWiTv I 1 WtVilamBamaaaaaaaafc aaamT BliX'Jammr ' v'?ggV" Ff!' Sltaasasssa-" " - ' ft Bradley Coats for Xmas. If you IM nawl.i.. .L ttro lMurawce, see tftMeata. JJ I ivHBi E Bmx'I 1 I f For Christmas Have you tliutigbt of portraits as n solution to tho gift probWat A doivn of your irlrlu bus In one of our now, distinctive style wilt make twelve appresrt ate gifts, each oue of which la eurv to lip appreciated Make Hie Appointment Today, Henline Photo Shop PHONE 39 327 Main Street Saves time, labor and your carpet. Our combination Vacuum Cleaner and Carpet Sweeper. The only one made that can be used separately with equal satisfaction. 810 and $18. WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO. "The House of Sensible Xmas Gifts." 17-St find lit Now that skating will bo tho rage Oil winter, wo may expect to sco man attractive costumes dovoted to Hie sport. The dross shown hero Is made of glazed kid with full gored sUlrt. The coat Is hlji length with tT'inned belt and flaring peplum. Fz fur Is featured on tho hum and coat Etcrrone should Jiuvo an auto robo I All klmiv nt u .n.i v..i,L. and they can afford It lit tho price' combination Xmas boxos and sets. we are maamg. iiraaiey narnoss- iq K. K K Store CO. It Loads and loads of toys, dolls, fancy chlnaware sets and games. Many nice gifts for grown-ups. Prices very reasonable. Many things at cost and less. Sunset Notion Department. i8-tr Lifo Insurance glvrs you a feeling of security. See Ctillcote. 11-tt DO YOU KNOW We liavo moved Into warn, omfortable quarters seder the K. K. K. Store? HERE IS A WELCOME Place to meet year friend anil pass a pleases evealag MikeYoorsciVesat H With MUSIC, BILLIARDS BOWLING THE NEW PALM Corner Mala sad Fifth Houae Coats for Xmas. 16 K. K. K. Store. Don't Miss It A look at the Sunset toy aad gift dlsolar. This denertment roan till 9 o'clock evenings all next week. 18-tf Articles for the incorporation of the Maine Aeronautical Coast Patrol Association war adopted at a meet ing at Portland recently. It was an nounced that Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary had consented to become pres ident of the organisation, which will maintain stations from which aerial reconnaissances of the Maine shore can be made la connection with the coast dsteaas work. How's Your Your friend on the ranch will be pleased with one of our Ever Ready electric lanterns. Vary reasonable, Bradley Harness Co. It e FIX IT ftsasXaTsU SUN W. D. MILLER est Underf What is said to baa reeersVIa radio transmission was eaUkUaaad-Novem- bor S3 when aa niasaaar for tka Fed eral Wireless Teiegrapa eomaaay at Hoaolula, T. H., picked-up mataasaa being transmitted from Naaea, Fratv la, to TnefcertoB, N. J., approximate ly 9,006 smtMa away. Warm Maekinaws a good Xmas gift K. K. K. Store. 31 There la sueh an immense display of holiday foods at the Suaset that yoar Xante shaaplas aaa be doaa.witk esse aad pleasara. lt-tf gmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai eaamaimaV ll BLff " avklsBasii dsmmssmaaassV II uPJfm!Sn gB HgllaaaMg! 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It pays to buy ihe BEST he may .be a good workman with inferior tools, Be a good workman with good tools.- We sell the BEST IN EV-ERYTHING-r-tool and all kinds of HARDWARE of the BEST QUALIT.Y. TRY US. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE ROBERTS & HANKS L J Miaaars for Xi 10 X. X. K, Store. V