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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1919)
,jjj mmtetMwMtmc. ,ijnui!v-w THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON S.ITt'im.W, .IfM in , PACT TWO Lee Tires Gve Exceptional Service Any Defective Tires enn be Adjusted on n 6,000 or Mile basis in Klnmnth Falls. Howie Garage 12th and Main 0U - o tti mm j-aa- Ti S'wtA ', rfc- The Thrifty Housewife has for her motto "One Hundred Cents for Every Dollar Expended." She believes in a full return for every outlay. She is not tight-fisted. She knows that the cheapest materials are often the most expensive in the end. She has an Account Book which shows what becomes of the money she spends, and a Bank Book which shows what becomes of the money she saves. Her funds receive absolute protection Sundny School, 10 A. M. Sermon. 11 A. M. The pastor i teiichlng n boyn clns From this class he will orgimlie tv troop of Hoy Scouts. Hos who wish to become members of the troop should got Into this clas, The enroll ment will begin next Sumlny. C. K. Trimble, l'nstor Prayer meeting Wednosdn even ing at S p. in. Presbyterian Church. Pine Rtreet. 'near Second, Rev K. P. Lnwrenco raMor. I Mo!tlii service nt 11 a m. Sui Jei' (U'lH'nn Splilt of Kort,ii"u's i. Siindn.' .-' 1 ool i:l lit u. m. VEND T tO 11 K Remember, a whole carton! It payn to l.uv ,. niniuln. Niitloiml .Mnmln I,ftt,,M T!' glv.i three tlincM Mil itcht ,' old htyl., hull. f, r ., ,im IIhIiI 1,111. ' SAN- KHANCISCO July 13 San KrniK'lico him an nrdlmiiu'u that re quires venders hnlng no fixed plare j of buslnen nnd who iniiUo th"ir head- j quarters In hotels or other temporary places, to tmy a licence of $-"ii n dnv Out of town denier from all yertlnn of the country unwittingly have hml Emanuel Daptlst Church, Eleventh experience v.-lth (IiIh orilliuiMf Many J nnd High streets. W. L. Wilson, pas-l hilvu (,uletl.. left on being .uittllt 1 Kor Sundny July 20th. tho S. S. , of ,hl' linV- ... ' and preaching service for morning, The representative of one ilr-n re- ( will bo held In a lltle grovo noar the ftirnl to pav the license and ift"r ib Mcrormlck piece on the Upper l.fi:;e,,,,i(tinK to nrreM attacked the con- rmls' lluylng live lii n ,h f0Ilt.n Inucu carton hu lrvjk.,l trnd gle you Wr,i ,,,, ! keep' on hnnd. w Roberts & Hnnki Htltutlon.illty of the ordinance. He First State & Savings Bank KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON with a iilculc dtnnor Moot at On church nt K . fill u m Aiitntnnlilla , will bo there, to start at ! n. in. sharp. ! wa ttiv1 f(,UI"1 KUllty. sentenced to AT THE CHURCHES Sunday - li.iol nt 10.00 A M. Morning Worship nt 11.00 A M. Epworth League at 7:00 P M. First Baptist Church, corner Wash-, JEvenlng Service at S: 00 P. M. Ington and Eighth. J. B. Griffith,' Rev. E. C. Richards, a former pas- Por. tor of the MnthodtRt Phnrrh In fhls C. R. city and now Secretary of Education ; ' fco ujiiamt;iio if inversus, will Sunday school at 10 a. m ueiAp, superintendent Union evening services- with the M. K, church. Rev Itichards of Salem will preach at S P. M. Prayer meetings Wednesday at S. t Merrill Adventlsts" Ileglnnlng Sunday July 0th lectures will ho giv en In the large tent In Merrill every Sunday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs day and Krlday evenings nt S P. M by Pnbtors T. I.. Theiimler nnd H. A Smlthwick A cordial invitation Is ex tended to the public to attend this series of lectures The subject for Sunday vjll bo "Tho old Hook tliat withstood tht test." This subject will form the thread of M of the lectures ( The Christian Science Society of Klnmnth Kails holds services nt 113 U I Fourth street every Sundny morning ,,-at 11 o'clock and every Wednesdny 'evening nt i:au. ah are welcome. Tho subject of lesson for Sundny, "Llto" L . The Sunday school session Is from 9:45 lo 10:45 every Sunday morning, i Tho free reading room nnd free I lending llbrnry Is open from 2-30 to 1 4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdnys aud Saturdnys. Lutheran services xvlll ho held at tho Baptist Church Cor. Eighth and Washington St., at 7:30 P. M. Sermon by tho Pastor. All are most cordially Invited to worship with us. Rev. M. Rossman, 137 First Si. six months In the county Jail and fin ed J.IOfl ' The Judge In pronouurlng sentence ' said. "This com t Is thortily in sym-j pathy with the merchants 0f San , Prnnclsco In their protest ngulimt I-' tlnernnt vendors who come to tho city nnd elenn up a lot of money with out Hiitnllliig any enpenee. pay no II-1 cenne or tnv whatever and enter Into, competition with legitimate nor chants who omploy a large force of workers, pay taxes, and contribute) toward civic Improvements," i MANY PRODIGIES DISCOVERED IN GREAT BRITAIN, There xvlll be preaching at Bonanza Preaching at eleven, by Rev. J. B. nVV T, 'Z, ""i"". Z ' V " b eac.blntt ""?nzJ1 2STk a,S ,D eVenlDg ,Rv!ad t0r a" ""- aTumVnLlbthniRevtHrj: Prayer service Wednesday at 8 P. M. , The Un7onServ.ce will be held In ZZ H noTuwiheMUH'"!! "onduct Every second I and fourth Wednesday the Methodlat Church. Brother Rich- h Serv"ce All are nvltcd to at- evening will be deToted to missionary ards will preach the sermon. Do not tend. rort' fall to hear him. both mnmlnr nn,1 l ' .a. . , D -. . evening. Sacred Heart Churcn, corner 8th The Epworth League Is doing good mnd High streets. Rev. Hugh J. Mar-.work at this time and they Invite one hall, pastor. and all to come to the service each 1st Mass 6 A. M. after church 'Sunday evenlne to b In a ttnnA llvo. RAW SILK RISKS IN PRICK. YOKOHAMA, July 19. Prices of all gnchs of .-aw silk which diopped with the bog!nnln f T nc fnn .A., . vr .,.. . . Iv m0a(lnff TliA "... .A.n1 1 "' -'""S iu.to A. .vi. will De at . ,r ." ""& ijwjwo are e-1 rtlnm'rimslv Rev Father La Vasseur Rector lead the meeting Sunday evening. ' " "" bfv'J B,rce n.mn.d nr c' """. vasseur, ecior. p-,..- ,,i n-.j--.., Jr' I ..t,nVA ., i,i.t ti.it. nt the inoi mn i j. mrvuiiE i. uuueaudv KVKn .,. .mw mb" ..- . , ..... Methodist Episcopal Church. Tenth nd High. Rev. Simnson Hamrlelc. Mng at 8 00 P. M. First Christian pastor. 1117 Eas street. Phone 67W I Ninth and Pine streets Junior League at t'.CO A. M. ble, pastor. years. Japan exported iisu.'i'iu.uuu . worth of raw silk last year, it is an Church. corner, C. F. Trim-. """""-" I ' . IM44444 A I k s WATER Just a few years ago the City of Klamath Falls was "Up against it. Perhaps there wasn't one person in five hundred knew it, but, nevertheless, it was a fact. .v e situation was critical, the future of the City hung in the balance. Few realized, busy in their everyday affairs, that the Queen City of Southern Oregon, standing as she does on the banks of a great river and touching with her boundaries two great lakes, was famished for water. There was "Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink ; it was starvation in a land of plenty, for the water of these big lakes and in the river was tule soaked and germ contained. The only available supply was being pumped from an open spring into distributing reservoirs, but the quality was questioned and the supply inadequate. Something had to be done ; something was done ! And today the City of Klamath Falls is possessed of an abundant sup ply of the purest artesian water in the world. Three 12-inch wells were driled through hard rock, one to a depth of 78 feet, one to 80 feet and one to 160 feet, from which pure, cold, clear water gushed. These wells were cased, capped used in the City today is being pumped water free from con tamination of any kind, for it does not see the light of day until and sealed, and it is from these rock covered strata that the water, it pours into the reservoir, and then only until it again runs away into the mains to serve you at the faucet. i, California-Oregon Power Company ":"XmHmx T t t T T T ? T ? T 2 t I I 7 7 7 T T t I lAS'hOM. July 18 tnfnnt prodf-1 gles nro being discovered In England almost dnlly. Some ronect this with tho pscho!ogy of wnr One of the, youthful mnrvols Is I'nmela Illauro, a ' thirteen vear old girl artist, whose , drawings were given the place of .honor In an exhibition at one of the principal London gallarles. Critics dealt with them qulto seriously, nnd snld thnt the work wa suggestive of nottlcellj nnd somo of the other old masters. Pamela Is nn Italian qlrl who wns born In England, and novct had taken any drawing lessons. Ronnie Routledge, four years old, lltlo more than a baby, whoso parents know nothing of music, has -enjoyed six months of tuition on the violin. At tho Grimsby Collego of VIollnlntR re cently he outranked forty-thro-j com petitors, most of them In the twenties and scored 119 points In a possPilo 120. Professor Danton doscrlben him as a miracle. Little Bobble Day, aged seven, of Grlghton, son of a motor inechnulr, has wonderful powers of elnlrvoy.inco' according to tho Weokly dispatch Blindfolded ho described a number of articles. These Included a treasury note, (giving It color, numbers, nnd writing on the back) tho color and texture of a piece of fabric he had never seen ,tho correct answer to c complicated sum In mental arithmetic aud figures written down nt random. After five minutes test ho com plained of feeling. Icy cold. "I Ju.it seo little pictures, and I Just say them," Is Bobblo's explanation. SOMEWHKB' OVER YONDER. Now tho cruel war Is ended And the task at last Is done; And tho soldiers are returning Each unto his chosen one. Of the throng so gladly welcomed Ixalono must stand apart: With some memories of 'Springtime To sustain my bleeding heart. Strange It seems, for when wo parted All my thoughts were of her pain, How she might await a lover Who would never come again. Now I come unscatched from danger Safe at last from death and foes, Safe, but somewhere over yonder Burled lies my Red Cross rose. Where her face among the wounded Seemed to bring the light of home; Death she fought from other bedsides Touched her hand and whispered "come." But her face seen in a vision i Tho the grief etch day shall bring. As It cheered me in the (ranches, Still a radiance shall fling. Oh, rejoice, brave heart returning That for you some sweet face glows Only I stand lone for yonder Buried lies my Red Cross1 Rose. VERA MOLLER, 335 Jefferson street. THE OWNER OF A BUICK SIX has always the consciousness of having jmi chased a quality product. Quality is fi dent in every line of its design, in every detail of its mechanism. THE WHITI DEI If A k! --vr ijuivtii '2Mh'-.7ME OFFICIAL VIT J v Itf-r. r., . f- ml nu i v ubuc uuun AND CALIFORNIA STATE AUTC ASSOCIATION GARAGE MM-M'-H'- HtUHII W FEED TO THE BUSY BUSINESS MAN THE JEWEL CAFE OFFERS AN AVENUE TO SAVE MOMENTS EVERY DAY You may be too busy to go to your home at noon. In assortment of foods, then preparation and the serving, The Jewel has no parallel outside the larger cities. Most certainly The Jewel merits your noon-day patronage. THE JEWEL CAFE Jesse Bailey, Prop. Phone 185 610 Main St GLASS Let me give you a price on youjob big or llttlo. I am prepar ed to put in glass from the smallest pane to the largest plate glass store front also windshields, headlights, mirrors.' t reUvermc everything connected with glass. I will make to your order scree ns of every description, storedoors, sash and cabinet work. I'l 'save you money if you will take the trouble to phone 346-W. E. C. STUCKY 1140 MAIN STREET. Read the Adlt WH1 Pay You Egg Mash, Growing Mash, Fattening Mash To Your Chickens Murphey's Feed & Seed Store 126 South Sixth St " Phone 87 swmnE Tyy7CT&&greAai -.