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THE EVENING HEftALD, 'KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
K J. MURRAY.
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,.,.CUy Editor
Published dally oxcopt Bundoy, by
Thfl Horald Publishing Company of
Klamnth Falls, at 119 Eighth Stroot.
Entorod at tbo postofflco at Kla
math Falls, Oro., for transmission
through tho malls ns second-class
matter.
MEMBER OF Till: ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
Tho Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to tho uso for republication
of all news dispatches credited to It,
or not othorwlso credited In this
papor, nnd also tho local nows pub
lisher horoln.
FRIDAY, JANUARY SK, 1081.
AX UNUSUAL SUGGESTION
Next Sunday afternoon, at half
past two, tho Lutherans of this city
and vicinity will havo an opportun
ity of hearing Hew Knrl Mathlcs,
who will hold services In tho First
Baptist church on Eighth street. It
la a somewhat unusual thing for a
newspaper to urge members of a par
tlcular sect to so and hoar a par
ticular minister. It is outside. Its
province Hut this Is an unusual
C3bo becauso Mr. Mathlcs Is an un
usual man. Ho Is a man's man. He
Is a minister of which tho Lutherans
liavo reason to bo proud. Ho
llev.es In what he preaches and Is not
ashamed of It. Ho has not trans
formed hlmsolf into tho "modern"
method of camouflaging tho 'teach
ings of Jesus Christ so as to satisfy
tho esthetic fancies of tho 20th cent
ury christian. Ho preaches the gos
pel of Christ aa Christ Intended It
ahould be preached and when he docs
it his words carry with them no
tinge at apology. What wo need nowa-,
days are moro preachers and teach
ers of the Mathles typo and we wont
havo to bo hunting around this and'
that and tho other things to keep
the present and futuro generations
In the straight and narrow path.
To our notion tho Rev. Mr. Mathlcs
rings true. He carries His mossago
to the people honestly. That Is -why
we say to the Lutherans and thoso
"who are not Lutherans, too to hear
him, next Sunday and other Sundays
tor he will help you.
Everett True
By Condo
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Through, one. of th.qs.i typograph
ical errors thai creep' In to a newspa
per, Irrespective of tho cs.ro oxer
clsed to avoid auch mistakes, th'e
price of Cara Nome face powder was
quoted at (0 cents In the advertise
ment of the Star Dru? company In
yesterday's Herald. Tho price should
havo been 12.00. and as this Is the
lowest price at whfch It can be soldJjj
customers must accept this correc
tlon as sufficient Veaso'n for 'the
atore to sell it at that figuro, and
not 60 cents.
Eastern Cut in Gas
Cost Not to Affect '
Coast, Is Reported
PORTLAND, ' Jan. 28. No reduc
tion In tho retail price of gasollno
In Portland is to be expected, despite
the decline of 2 cents announced by
the Standard Oil company of Indi
ana at Chicago, It was said at the
offices of tho leading oil companies
FUN OUT
OFNEWUKA
OIL DISTRICT
JUNEAU, Alaska, Jan. 28. Win
ter trails 1,385 miles across tho
northern continental dlvido wero fol
lowed recently by J. T. Burns, well
known Alaska "musher," on a trip
to Juneau from the new oil fields
at Fort Norman, In' the great Mac-
keniie'TjasIn of northwestcnfCan
Burns, it Is believed, .,1s the first
man to reach Alaska this winter
from the snowbound oil country.
Royal Canadian mounted police are
holding back until spring scores of
prospectors,, who would strike out
over the snow for tho fields.
In coming out from Norman,
luras fell over a cliff, he reported,
when within several hundred miles
of his destination. Ho broke a bono
in his foot and Injured his hip, he
said. As he was alone, be camo on
without assistance.
Burns, an Australian mining en
gineer, has been in the nortbland
for years, and claims ho haa covered
26,000 miles "mushing" over trails.
His doc Peary, which has accom
panied him on many trips, camo
from Norman with him.
SHIP PRODUCTION
PORTLAND, Jan. 28 Completion
of present contracts by shipyards in
tbo Portland district will swell tho
district production to approximately
1,000,000 tons of steel ships.
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DRUG SEIZED
"ALAMEDA. Co"., Jan. 28. Flf.
teen fiundrod dollars worth of mor
phine was the seicuro pollco officers
and representatives of tho ,stato
board of pharmacy believed they
have made hero in arresting a drug
peddlor suspect. Analysis proved
the seizure to be bag of table salt.
OPENS NEW SHOP
Ccorgo L. Mctz has opened a
watch and Jewolry repairing busl
'ness In tho Seehorn office, next door
here. A cut in the price of gasollnrflto tho Western Union oftico. Mr.
on the Pacific coast by tho Standard JMetr has been employed by W. C.
Oil company offlco announced. Davenport for tho past eight monf ,
The action of tho Standard Oil. and is well known to tho local
company at Chicago caused specula- public.
tlon as to tho probability of a simi
lar reduction In this section. The de
cline of 2 cents a gallon on gasoline
and 3 cents on kerosono was duo, It
was stated in a dispatch from Can
ada, to a reduction of tho cost of
crude oil from 13.50 to ? 3 a barrel.
Tho price of gasollno on the Pa
cific coast, it was explained by an of
ficial ot tbo Standard, is depended
upon the price of crude oil In Cali
fornia .and has no direct connection
with the prlcq of .gasollno or crudo
oil In tbo middle west. As there lmi
been no erductlon In California crude
ollr it was stated, and as none Is ex
pected for I no Immedlato future, no
hope Is held out for a drop in gaso
line, A similar summary ot the situation
was given by en official of the Union'
Oil company of California, who said
that no reduction was probablo.
MAYOR RAKER OPPOHKM
RE.UP8EY ItOUT, CALLED
OFF RY COMMISSION
'PORTLAND, Jan. 28. Tho Port
land boxing commission, nt a moot
ing' today called by Mayor Baker,
decided to call off the proposed
Dompscy match hero In April. Tho
mayor hold such a mutch mivorcd
too much of "prim fighting,"
HIBKWALK HK1NS ARE
RAHHED IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Jan. 28. V-shaped,
or sandwich signs for advertising
purposes, oro banned from Port
land's downtown sidewalks, by ordor
ot tho city council. Refusing appli
cation ot tho Portland Young Men's
Christian Association for uso ot such
signs in n campaign, tho council de
clared such signs nn Impediment to
trnfflc.
HAILS FROM THIBET
RICH UTAH DAIRIES
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan.
28. Utah's hundred thousand dairy
cattlo earned n "-'"ntoly 18,000,
000 last year, according to n state
report on dairy produce
NEW MILK RECORD
LONDON Jan. 28,' CpYlon ,Bocrot
III, a British Ifrlonlnn Vow, has not
a now record for milk' production In
this ctmnlrly, by yloldlng ten nnd
one-halt gallonn of milk In 24' hours.
In nlno mouths dim has given nlno
tom ot milk or 10 times her own
weight.
This mask of frlghtfulnoss, fin
ished off with flvo skulls, In worn
In the oriental "devil dancu" of
Thibet. It was brought hack to
America by Ruv. II, B. Marx, n
missionary who spent 10 years In ro
moto roglonn of Central Aula, nnd
placol on exhibit In thn Atuurlcun
Museum of Natural History.
A Classtnod Ail will unll It.
Hco Winti'iH mill Hon llrttiv
I) iii Exnmliit'il CHiiMM-n Flttixl
H. J. WINTERS
Jpwclw iinil Optician
710.71 'J Mitln
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Letters From
The People
WHY HAVE A MAYOR?
Klamath Falls,
Jan. 28, 1j21
To tho Editor
Of Tho Evening Herald :
I would like to ask through The
Evening Herald this questien: Why
do the voters ot the city of Klamath
Falls elect a mayor and honor him
as the head ot our administration
If bo has no power or say In con-
I ducting tho Interests ot tho people?,
wny-not leave it up to tho council
land let them run things their own
wy as they havo started out to do?
L for one tax-payer, think it n use
less expense to pay a mayor If ho
can do no good In tho offlco to wb'lch
he Is elected by the people? This,
present council, It seems to me, Is
starting out In rather bolshevik
stylo. It has been the practice of
councils in Klamath Falls for
a long time to buck tho
Mayor. If ho Is responsible for tho
welfare ot the city and Its officers
why are they allowed the right to
interfere with him and hamper him
in doing his duty by the people? I
for ono think uch a council should)
be recalled before they get any farth
er. A CITIZEN AND TAX PAYER
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Whnt docs your tolephcno service iiieun to you?
In tho successful operation ot your business Is your tnlophono necessary?
Does tho tolophono In your rcsldunco provo moro than a convonlonco and per
form nn Important part In tho management ot your affairs?
In fact, den't
and homo?
good tolcphono service essential in both your offlco
Tho Tolophono Company
you.
Tclopbono properties nro now operated at a loss In tho 8tato of Oregon.
Increased rates aro nocouary to continue present sorvlco and attract capital for
building now plant needed. Can Investors be oxpoctod to furnish funds for exten
sions when tho present plant, dooa not pay Its way?
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Is not tho Telephono Company entitled to rates which will enable them to con
tinue to furnish good tolcphono sorvlco to tho people of Oregon, and wlthout-whlch-they
cannot carry out their plans fdr development?
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