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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1919)
3 ' ' P i PAOK four THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON H.Timi),tY, AI'llll. n, TheEvening Herald CVfEOniriUTHE AD5 EVANGELINE, IN iiRONZE, WILL STAND GUARD WITH THE OLD WILLOWS AT GRAND PRK &pmt&vKL iv h r- Vl , ur .f-m I f m-A HMB Hi mm m K. J. M V It It A V EDITOR U1 . . W t " f - ... .- - 4 Published ilnlly except Snmlay li Tho Herald I'uhlNliliig Company of Klamath Falls, nt llf Fourth street Entered nt tho postoftlee nt Klnm i ath Falls, Oro , for transmission thru tho malls ns second-class matter Subscription tonus tiy mull to any address In the United Stntev One yon r $5 00 One month Bo Member or tin' sni l.ititl lre The Associated Press Is eeluslvol entitled to the use tor republication of nil nous dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credit! d In this pa-1 per, nmt also local news published herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are alo re served SATU5DAY, A1MSIL ll. HMD v n. r'.rfj ivi ijT 1lj' 1 1 I u II h ,ir m iiknd's perfidy The arrival of the Oregonlan last evening brought with it the greatest surprise Klamath Falls has had for many years. It was the information that Dend did not want the Strahorn i railroad. , This policy was dictated by the big sawmills located in that town, and, while the manager of one of these concerns, speaking for both, as well as intimating that he was represent ing the people of Bend, says the rea son for rejecting the chance to get another line was due to a fear that the mills of Klamath Falls would demand a freight rate adjustment that would put this city on an equal basis with Bend. But this is mere camouflage. The real reason for the Bend mills dictating a reje'ctlon of the Strahorn line was fear of competition from the J mills of this territory. Bend places herself in the unique position of being the only city in the nation that rejects the possibility of setting a third railroad and the op portunity of making her the mistress of Central Eastern Oregon. She also occupies the unenviable position of having betrayed the trust and confi dence of the people of Southeastern Oregon. a The action of Bend will have no effect on this city. Klamath Falls "will go ahead with her plans for the Strahorn line Just as though Bend "were not on the map. The Strahorn line will be completed, but whether to Bend or not remains to be seen. The day will come when our north ern neighbor will bitterly regret the mistake she has made. IkSHML S -Appeal Oiv I jSTS$ ,'' '" WStors' . W ' ll III r 8rjm8$tmsm - l5S&S3ffi 'sgmD&sm&bme&Mtssmsm ' " n t '' -' rTr t? n - n- -- Iiit34 HBUUiTS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS AdkOte Wtllows-aivil tU'wVjid'eliJtei1 VolL nL Oiu3 Pri HELP WANTED VANTi:i) UipKrlonci'il wnumn fur gmieriil liiiUHuwnrtt ;to go liimut tilKlitH. Cull nt S.17 l'nrk iivvnuo, WorttiSldn l'J-3t lint inver ol po.trj tins mi' "i-uitin town on th. slopu nt the thu spirit ot Hie poem u m ullicr cr-nmert of visitimj the places mink- h.ll ms the well with lt sculptor could Hie model of hi tmnmrtni m sonu? Anil what soni'i mo'-'-crown ,stntuc has been purchased liv tlm buy aroused this longing more in- Ducket fastened with iron, nnd near I Cnnadinn rurific. who huvo.commls- it h trough for the horses. TCi pirce of eround nt Grand Pre inisel than the story of the uentle srmlians and their (treat ujiiish- '.tiun for Nova Scotia is easy toor- wh,ch ia ''- well of Lynngellne. reach and each succeeding summer i together with the old willows, has (- mo c hundreds inakinc the pil-1 been boucht by the Cnrjidian Pacific criniaire to , for the purpose of preserving it for The Arudian land, on the shores of the Basin of Minas, AT THE CHURCHES NOTICE In order -to Insure pub lication, copy tor church announce ments must be at The Herald office ot later than Friday evening. i'tuni. secluded, still, the little vil Inge of Grand Pre." here they find the meadows, dikes 'l orchards of which Longfellow SHtm and they trv to retrace the action of the poem by using as a tuide the still remaining well which the noet described aa. posterity. Before he died last year, Philippe HeL-ert, the greatest of Krencn Canadian sculptors, wes encajrid on a statne representing Kvangcline leaving tho land of her childhood and looking back in sorrow', Philippe Hebert was himself an Acadian and, although a perfectly happy exile in Montreal, entered .Jpto stoned Philippe's son, Henri lleliert. also a distinguished sculptor, to com plete it, life size, in (ironic, to be crecteo beside the famous well. Thus will be added one more at traction to a land full of attractions for artists, devotees of romance and matter-of-fact sportsmen. The art ists find an inexhaustibto supply of subject ranging from many-mil long vistas of apple blossoms to un couth but picturesque fisherfolk; the romantically inclined find a land of legends and sleepy beauty; the sportsmen find fishing and Bunting such aa la seldom equalled and never WAKT1JD Two or three men to work on ranch; mini and w'ltn for dairy luiuso work. Phono l't Is-al, VANTi:tV- -1 unf mai mui hi to uiiloinolillo to travel : new prnpnil tiun, no experience nt'cewmry; i 5 00 pur ila gunraiitei'd, can make up In $16 per day AiIiIti'sh (' , I.. Town send, general delivery, or call be tween G nil IMIll .H .10 p in , llooui "7. Washington hotel, Klamath Full IS-L'f "situations wanted WANTKD Work on lawns nr gar denliig Apply Herald otllce. 1 9-1 1 T WORKERS Ml Kl HI III SIBEHII be "Eternal Life, and How to Live It." Service at 7 p. jn. at Presby terian church. Special Easter Music. Evening services at 8:00 o'clock. The chorus choir ot fifteen voices will give a sacred concert consisting of anthems, quartets with the Easter message. The pastor will give a brief address on "Practicing Immortality." There will also be a moving picture reel ot strong Interest, "Russia A World Problem." It Is a special Red Cross reel, and is very fine. First Christian Church, corner Ninth and Pine streets. C. V. Trim ble, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sermon at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor, with Presby terians, 7:00 p. m. Sermon at 8:00 p. m. The Sunday school will have an Eastet program at the Sunday school hour, and the pastor will preach an Easter sermon at 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 8 p. m. Lutheran services at the Baptist church, corner Eighth and Washing ton, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. M. Rossman pastor, residence 137 First street. Sunday school will be held at 2:00 p. m. Services will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sermon subject, "The Lord Is Risen; He Is nisen. Indeed." All are cordially Invited to worship Emanuel Baptist Church, Eleventh and High streets. W. L. Wilson, pas tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning services at 11 o'clock. Evening services at 7:30 p. m., Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:30. First Baptist Church, corner Wash ington and Eighth. J. B. Griffith, pwtor. Sunday school at 10 a. m., C. R. DeLap, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. All are cordially Invited to worship -with us. Sacred Heart Churcn, corner 8th J t,l-L . 1.. ,, L , -" auu njgu sireem. ner. nugu i, .uur-' with US. shall, pastor. Easter Services: Saturday evening Confessions; don't wait till the morning. Easter: First Mass, 8 a. m. sharp. Second Mass, 10 sharp; notice the hour. The Christian bclence Society of Klamath Falls holds services at 113 Fourth street every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30. AH are welcome. Tho subject of lesson for Sunday, April 20, is "Doctrine of Atonement." The Sunday school session Is from 9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning. The free reading room and free lending library la open from 2:30 to 4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. . Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, Tenth and High. Rev. Simpson Hamrlck, pastor, 1117 East street. Phone 67W. Junior League at 9 a. m, Sunday school at 10 a. m. INDIANOLA, la., April 19. There goorpg?rsaeethJ?ephrUera. A, be wlthout th Morning services at 11:00 o'clock. I acceptance of the League, of Na- Subject, "The Living Christ," ' tlons by the world, WUliam Howard Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. Taft told nlembera of the Methodist A good program, a live meeting, spe-1 . . . clal music. I cliurcn liere- Evening services at 8:00 o'clock. I "The peace treaty means nohlng If liat "Tho Wnrll'a norlooma, " . ... .nnn, nnHAA It " c.ol.1 1.a f- NATION LEAGUE VITAL TO PEACE .TAFT Subject, "The World's Redeemer, Presbyterian Church, Pine, street, near Second. Rev. E. P. Lawrenco pastor. The services of the day will be in keeping with the Easter spirit. Sabbath school at 10:00 a. m. Spe cial songs and recitations carrying Easter message by Individuals and rlasses. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon, "Immortal Life." Special solo by Miss Frances Wiloy, Thoro will also be baptism of in fants and reception of new members, JVo will welcome to this horvlco lnem hors of tha Knights Templar. The Christian ndeuvor topic will t wo cannot enforce it," said tho for- WE CORDIALLY IN- VITE YOU TO ATTEND Epworth League Sunday Evening, at 7 M. E. CHURCH Tenth and High Sts. rcer president. "Conditions In Europe are such that we must have a union of nations." Taft said the covenant was not perfect and that perhaps It would 'lot work as expected every time, but abolition of one-halt of the wars Is worth the effort. "Excessive armament of nations must be abolished If we are to have continued peace," Taft sdded. "The League of Nations makes this Its first step. Another great step toward peace LAKEVIKW MAN IIKIIK. Henry Newell Is In from l.ilicvliw, where he la connected with the South, em Oregon Auto Compahy. IIIRTH NOTICE Dr. Oeorge Wright reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs, Del ia the covenant Is the clause that, Sattl of the Midland district Tuesday. OMSK, Hlberln, I: T llcilil t Iaeuporl, 1 1 1 u . who In la tiirge of tho wi'Hierii dlntrUt of ttu Aniorlcan Young Miu'n t'lirlAtlnn Al.ntlon work In Siberia, linn rttiirm-tl to Olu.sk after a llt to tln l.ittl (runt nml reports that tlm V M (' A li doing everything poxnlt! in lighten ""; " : tho hnrdshlpH of the noUUm Two COMPETENT woman wants house- , . . , , , work or washing by tho hour. Kit- A,""rl nurli are working, he qulro 129, Houston hotel. 12-71 reports, at the fighting line Thry are II, L, Tliikhnni, of ri'iumylwuilit, who Is at I'M, nnd (' W It ll- nwitlr graduated from NorthwimtiTti t'nlw slty at Clilcimo, uhn Inn n rltib car further north on the line Mr llller brought the first Y M (' A mipplr train out of Vladlviutok Twenty-flvo American necrrttrltt are now serving In the wentern Klbr. la tone and have organlx-d twentr canteens, A general supply depart ment la now being orgnnlied for the local purchise of butter, cheese and general dairy products for which Si beria Is fnmoua, but whlrh the sol tilers have difficulty In oMulnlnic. FIRST CLASH cook, second cook and waiter want Jobs In lumber cum p. makes secret diplomacy n thing cf the Enquire Houston house. I2-7t past. Treaties must be made public." 5 FOR SALE FOR SALE Extra good family cow, Jersey; Just fresh. 1210 Sargent avenue. 18-31 LOTS FOR SALE Lots 7A and 711, Railroad Addition; will sacrifice for cash. II ox 1156, Klamath Falls. 18-tf. TOR SALE The best buy In Klam ath Ceunty: FIvo-pasaenger tour ing car, thoroughly overhauled unit repainted. Inquire HohIo'k garaga. 16-tf. Just A Reminder If you desire your monument placed by Dec oration Day, it should be purchased immediately. The finest designs in modern cemetery work are represented on the floor of our show room. Any selection made now will be held for you. G. D, GRIZZLE 1014 Main St. FOR SALE Fresh milk cow on Dukes' place, half mile west of Miller Illll school. 16-4t PHONE PEYTON for Wood II 211 i FOR 8ALE Three lino homes, suit able for largo families; a few choice CITY MUHICIAN IS K.NTKHT.INi:i IN SOITH. Tlin following note appears In a Los Angeles dally of reient dati Mrs. Jotliam IlUuy. Jr. ami hr sister, Mrs. J. P Salerlt'ii wore KUMti on Saturday nt n delightful mulca nnd luncheon given by Mrs Leopsld "' ibiro wiiiniinij a mw eiiuits ;.!, . , aiii?Iii to which residence lots, close In; on. of ,! ''"w-. , '""fir'wf.o ? . mil tn,.,i,nn iirnnn,,,,.. Minn. ...-----"- --- best Ineomn nrnnnrllfw In Klnmniti i many Falls; tule lnnd In tracts, large or small. W. S. Slough, 9-tf FOR SALE SBH of NW. Ktf of HW'i, and NW'4 of SWVi of See. itp'ent In Southern California wore hidden. Among those present re Mrs. Illxhy. Mrs. Baterlce. Mm Mm llelnrlrh. Countess Llln Petrhnlkoif. OIkh Hteeb, Fannie Dillon. Mrs Oar nor, a composer from ("IiIibko, Mrs ml-TWP,,3u9, 'TKS ' "n'!,'1 .V'0 "iKilwnril Klvyn, Mrs Rom, 1'n.lh. Ma Nh't of Sec. 30, Twp. 38. Runge 10. ,nm Venltu and Mrs Leopold Oo- tiv imr utro, AonresH owner, r.im ,()WHty Stawnrt Dant, Rosuburg, Oro. 9-121) .MrHi Haterleo Is visiting Mrs "! - by ,,t her homo. 1S00 Enal Ocean tOllSALL Five room cnttnga, mod- iM.im,, for n fnw dnM Mr Salerle orn Improvements, for Halo by own- will arrive about April fifteenth from or; ciohu in; lurnituro u iiesireu, in-1 Klimintli Falls, Oregon mining pinui). i',iiiuire iranic ni Upp, r.ll Main st. 31-tf I'ASTUIti: FOR LEASE 1 1,000 acres tule land of Klamath Drain ago district, near Midland and Wor don; sultnblo for gnulng rattle; tract rim bo divided Into two nearly o(U(il units, M. MotHchonbaclior, L. Jncobn, W. S Slough, coinmlttoo. 1-tr FOR RENT mt m r m. j. j. j.. ltftr-tt rjLn.i"j1JUU'ajXrt-TJ' FOR RENT Nice sunny' furnished uuiirooniH for gentlemen, in mod orn homo. 840 Walnut st. 19-lt EASTER SERVICES Presbyterian Church tyl a. m. Sermon "Immortal Life," Rev. E. P. Lawrence. Solo, "Resurrection" (Shelby) Miss Frances Wiley. 8 p. m. Sacred Concert by Chorus of fifteen voices. Red Cross Moving Picture Film, "Russia, a World Problem." Very fine. Ten minute sermon, "Practicing Immor tality," Rev. E. P. Lawrence. ' Remind yourself of the glorious victory of the Resurrection by attending some religious service Easter Sunday, and do not fail to clench the Allied victory by buying a Victory Bend this coming week. FURNISHED Apartments Mrs. O. I'oyton, 020 Market. Phono 112R, 15-r.t MISCELLANEOUS TEAMS WANTED At onco, to skid logs by contract. Lamm Lumber Company, 16-10 WANTED Ducks to pasture on Dear Island; good grass, plenty of wa ter; caroful attontlon by experienced caro-takor. J. D. Swift, Klamath Falls. 8-10t STOCKMAN VIHITH. W. R. Campbell, n woll known stockman of tho Spraguo River Val loy Ih In tho city with IiIh wlfo and family today for n short visit, I'ltRTTV 1MKTY TIIUHHDAY. Mro. Frank Davis ontoi tallied ubout n dozen ladloa lit lior homo nt tint Iluldwlii Hotel Thursday tiftur nooii in honor of Mrs, Verdn Torroll. Mrs. Haterleo Is a member of the Klaiiiatli Fulls MuhIc Club BIG DAMAGE SUIT IS TRIED AT BEND III:NI), April PJ- -lleaiing ' l'10 $10,000 damiign suit brought Cliurli'H J. Rl-iiiffer iikiiIiibI William W. Drown, n wealthy Klol.mun ' Fife, Is now uiiilor n, I He " which alleges iiuiIIcIoiih pnmeiiitloii. Is tho Hoiiuol of nn liivenllgatloii In tho JiiHtlco court last June, l wlllcl1 Mr1. Stauffer, on n complaint hrouclit by tho Flfo ranrhor, was bound oer to the grand Jury, on n ihargo of lar ceny of sheep. Tho grand J"iy '""J"1 to indict. Tho plaintiff was on the stand this morning, telling H" B,or)r of his nrrcst', nnd tho BiibHi-Uiicnt ,lls missal of the cnBo by tho grand Jury. The caso brought by the against Charles arlfflth, clmrgea with larceny of a calf, roailiod end at 8 o'clock this morning, ""J"1 tho Jury, he hours after leaving the courtroom, returned n vordltt f ' "ol guilty." HKIIK FROM KlllK. . D. Olnsbach Is horo lol'n after btiRlnosa InterostH from tK for a short tlino. m "" " AHIILAND MAN Ili:i:. Itoboit CiiKoy Is lioro on iniittor of buslni'BB for u Bhort tlmo Ashland, J ' ' . 'mmmmmBmmKlmmma 4 ".t .. Sj i f