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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1921)
PAWS FOUR SATURDAY, APRIL o, wai THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AT THE CHURCHES No chango will bo mado Ih this j column unless tlio copy Is at The Evening Herald offlco by 6 o'clock Friday ovonlng. SACRED HEART CI1U1U7II, cor. of Eighth and High, nor. Hugh J. Mar- hall, Rov. J. V. Molloy. 8 a. m. ehlldron's scrTlce, Adults are requested not to attend this service. 10S30, high mass and sormon, 7:30 p. m., rosary and bonodlctlon. CHIUSTIAN SCIENCE socloty or Klamath Falls hold sorvlces In tho lowor.room of tho Library building. cornsr of Third and Main stroots, very Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and ovory Wednesday oronlng at S o'clock. The Sunday school session 1. from 8:45 to 10:45 ovory Sunday morn tng. Tho subject for Sunday Is "Aro Sin, Dtsoaso and Doath IloalT" Tho free reading room and free landing library Is opon from 2:30 to 4:80 oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. FinST alTIST CHURCH, corner Washington and Eighth. Bunday school at io:oo a. m.; preaching servlco at 11 a. m.; B. T. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. Tho Rot. S. E. , Milam Trill preach every Sunday evening at 7:30 until further notice. Tho public Is cordially Invited. . first ritnsnYTErtiAX emmeir corner Sixth and Pine streets. Iter. E. P. Lawrenco, minister, 437 Third i street. Phono 429. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, corner 9th and Pine streets, C F. Trimble, pas lor, 2107 Wantland Are. Phone; 139-R. hEVKNTn DAY ADYENTI8TS.' Eight street, Baptist's church. Sabbath school every Saturday ornlng at 10 o'cltek. Preaching at 11 o'clock by Evan gtllst L. E. Wade. Prayer meeting every Thursda. night at 7 o'clock. Everybody welcome. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUTtCH Tenth and High, Rev. S. J. Chaney, pastor. 1005 High St., Phone 537-W. EMMANUEL BAPTIST.. Church Eleventh St. Bible School 10 a. ta. Preaching 11 a. rri. followed by communion service. The band of fellowship will be given to new mem bers at this service. Union meeting at 7 p. .m. at the tabernacle on Pine street. Havo You Seen Kellcy today? m REDDING FOLK ABB MIXED OX TIME REDDING. Cal.. April 9. Painters putting now Roman nu merals on tho Redding town clock rocently mixed tho letters and put the "IX" whore the "XI" should be nd vice versa. When the mistake was discovered, a Redding news paper told its readers that It they were getting mixed In their tlmo, tho trouble was with the clock. "It yon boo tho bands pointing to 'XI' j and Xir yon will know it Is 9 o'clock and It you see them point ing to 'IX' and 'XII please be in formed that it is 11 o'clock," the paper said. LIBRARY RECEIVES AN TMMENHB DONATION. CORNING, Cal, Apr. 7. Interost aroused in the Corning library 22 years ago has resulted In the receipt of a cneck for more than 127,000 from tho estato of Mrs. Bara C. Ben nett, of .Nyack, N. Y. The trustees, It is announced, will Invest tho monoy in securities and uso tho Interest In the purchase ot now books. Mrs. Ben nett bocamo interested In tbo sub ject ot reading mattor for tho peo ple of Corning when abe invested in Tohama county lands more than a score of years ago. Havo You Seen Kclley today? NOOTOH OF APPOINTMENT OP AD. .MINISTRATOn AND FOR PRK8 ENTATION OF CIiAUM. I IN THU MATTER OP TUB baTATB Or JOHN CONNER, DECEASED. In the County Court In and tor the County ot Klamath, State of Or- egen: .u. i-. Ji.:? ;.r hn .ni;w VU UUU010I0MW1 VV.. r -..-- SdWWSurt SSSrSSl , trator ot tbo estato ot John Conner, deceased. Any person having a lalm against the said estate Is re quired to presont tho .same, duly ver Ifled, to the underslgnod-or to his attorneys, Brlggs & Brlggs. Pioneer Block, Ashland, Oregon,. within sfx month's" from the date of the first puhlldattbn ot this notice, which Is Msreh 19th, 1931. DANIEL R. CONNER. Administrator. Mar. 1936-Apr. 2-9-16. The Office Cat 1IY JUNIUS When Mux CnlltiKhiiu was working his way u tho railway iironiotlon ladder It Is Raid hu hnd n Job for n lirlnf nllitPtt 111 ttln i1tltmta tlnii'if li.nti.t TfJ hs Mk 010 Ja). MMo ho foow; lug from uu old farm er: "My rniorback stood on tho track, A weok ago today; Old Forty-nine camo duwn tho Hue And toolc his life nwny. You cun't blamo mo; tho pig. ou nee, j Strolled through tho e.ittlo gate, So kindly pen n check fur ten, i . ... .. - ......... 4 no U0Ul lo "luiunic. laiingnnu very promptly, courie outly and firmly dratted tho follow ing reply: "That Fortnlno camo down the Hue And killed your hog, wo know, Hut rnzorbacks on railroad tracks Havo no business to go. And so my friend wo cannot send Tho check for which you pine. Just plant your dead, place o'er his head, Hero lies a Foolish Swine.' U'm A Hard Life "You'ro short!" wo hear Soulo hiss, A scowl was on his handsomo faco, So wo sat down and ground out this To help fill our nlloted space. . J. Ma toon asked us to say via tho offlco cat that ho has nothing against woman suffrage. Ho says that J it a narrow minded male hypocrlto Is pormlttod to voiu. why not let a broad minded woman voto? Most ovory day you can sco some livo wiro making hay out of tho grass that grows under tho other fellow's feet. It cleanliness la next to Godliness, then some folks wo havo met must be in closo connection with Old Nick and his blast furnace. If a body meet a body When his throat is dry. Can't a body ask a body, "Have a drink of ryo7" Scotch you bet is hard to get No matter how wo try. If you don't suspect the-toddy Tako his drink o'ryo. "Why, Johnny." said thu llttlo boy's mother's friend, "how you aro growing!" "Yos", said tho boy, "It is because they water mo so much. Thoy give mo a bath every day. Tuff, Ain't It? (Dlctographed In Barber shop) Barber: "How did you gat your mustache In this condition? Guess I'll have to tako It off." Youthful custemer: "All right, I tried to steal a kiss from a girl who wag chowlng gum." A financial cxp.ert advluUB young men to go(ln debt. But that advlco Is not necessary. Help. Beneath tho soli Lies Mr. Grove, He poured somo oil On tho kltchon stovo. Wo'll havo compulsory breakfast foods noxt. Hnvo You Hern Kellcy today? ti,i.i.4.4..HrHrm :: :: The Exclusive Shine Parlor Wishes to announce that it has moved to 711 Main street, next door to the Bootery. .4& tttw CLOTHES OF REAL DISTINCTION must be mado for tlio wearer individually. Let mo make your now spring suit and enjoy wearing really distinctive clothing tailored to fit you perfcctlyAind to retain Ita extra-smartness during long constunt wear. .CHAS. J. CIZEK, Merchant Tailor - BIS Main St. 1t,44HiHrMi COUNTY AGENTS I m UNIFORM OREGON AGRICULTURAL coi,. l.KUK, Cqrvallls, Oregon, April 8. Practically nil tho county agents In Kastem Oregon havo adopted work along tho following lines: (1) Adop tion or (Irlium alfalfa, (2) Appli cation of sulphur to alfalfa, (3) Sil os, (4) Test control, (S) Bettor livestock. Many othor plans woro adopted In different rountlos. Those am com mon, however, to most counties and are of fundamental Importance from an economic standpoint. For Instance, thero aro more thnn SO, 000 acres of alfalfa land tho pro duction uf which may bo Increased frntn fwnntv fn flffv unr rrmt Uv tlt.i uso of (I rl ill in alfalfa. Thero aro 100,000 acres of alfal fa which will ruturn a ton por aero for ovory dollar expended for sul phur or land plaster. Tho cost of beer, wool and dairy production can bo reduced from twen ty to fifty per cent by focdlng cnstl ago figuring the cost of enallago pro duction and feeding vntuo In com parison with liny crops. In somo districts In certain couiv ties, pests, chiefly rnbbltH and ground squirrels, aro destroying more rungo and crops than tho live stock. Tho Klamath county Farm Bureau handled ten and unci half tons of poison last year for Its mem bers nt u great reduction In cost.' In somo countltAt farm bureau members' Instead or purchasing livestock Indis criminately ut public salon and from speculators, pool their orders and hnvo members of tho organization select stock desired. With difficult financial situations facing tho fanners these efficiency factors become moro Important than over. A Scries of Human Interest Talks on Insurance BUILD UP YOUR HOME STATE Arc you more interested in mnkinp; money plentiful in New York ,or at home. Millions in Ufa insurance premiums leavo tho west an nually most of it nour re turns tor investment. Why build up a surplus else where to be loaned at a low rate of interest. Our fumlo stay here and aro invested in farm mortgages, used to build your school houres and roads, . pave your city streets and construct water systems. Development hero provides ml dltionnl labor. Labor employed buys products from the farm and store. Build up your homo state and place, your next policy with CLINT M. BROOKIN8 TheQrCgOllIifcMan Phono 2S3M Tho Forest Sorvlco of Urn United Htiitog.Donttrtmont ot Agriculture has about twenty mnloVuffnloes of vary ing ago and h1:o which It denlreH In give away ot lond to zoological or park associations, ItosponMblo indiv iduals, may also take advantage of this offer provided -they taltn goo I caro of thorn and uso thorn fur exhibi tion purposes and breeding, Spfl i wctum , l itaut We Repair Recharge Rebuild All Makes of Auto Batteries Magnetoes Generators v Starting Motors Reed Auto Supply Co. Phone 208-J. lltti. Nt, Near Main HAVE YOU TRIED The Doughnut Shop LATELY FOR YOUR BREAKFAST LUNCH SUPPER f 7th and Main Klamath Lodge No. 13? L O. O. F. Moeta Friday night of each week ai I. O. O. F. hall, Cth and Main streets H. II, Ogle ............ Chas. Nowman .................. .N. Q. V. a O. I). Manguo ..... .. ..........Secy. W. D. Cofor Treas. ENCAMI'MFNT J. H. Houston ...C. P. II. V. nrown B. W. L. J. McClure .....Bcrlle E. J. Mayor Treasarer MINERAL BATHS Or Maud IngersoU Uawlei CtJropractlc Pbysldaa First National Dank Building Entrance, Room I aUULAND, OREGON EX-BERVICE MEN, ATTENTION I Klamath Post No. 8, American Legion moots at tho City Hall on tbo first and third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-service men are Invited to at tend tbo meetings. For membership curds or Informa tion ex-Borvico mon aro requested to seo or write tho following efficers: X H. Carnahan, Commander. Roy N. Fouch, Poet Adjutant. For rellof ot employment seo or write tbo Chairman of Tho Relief and Employment Committee, Francis Olds, care Lakosldo Lumber com pany. G. E. WASHBlJRN Contractor and Builder Construction Work of any kind. No Job too largo or too small. rCstlmntes furnished tron of charge PHONE 1IU7-J WILL Tnko nut Collars or Pill In IU CON MURPHY U17 Mortimer Nt. Lot Your GLASS trouble be Mine C. E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phono 477W I Eleventh and Pine HOUSE MOVING Having bought the moving outfit of True & Failing, we are now prepared to move houses or other heavy articles. Washburn & Houston piio.M-: 400-u Household Furniture GOODS OV ALU KINDS OUR l'UIClCS RIGHT Wo Buy, Bull and Kxchango. Cor. Sixth and Klamath Avo. Dll'K'H CO. Klamath Dye Works Phone 408 Ot It (I.KAM.Nd, I'ltliSSIM .M ltl;'.IIUM. U lt.. MAUK lOt'K I.OTIIKS LOOK LIKE NEW ii.vtm ui:iii.ii(Ki:d Ooods Called for and l)rllrrr1 (Ul Mala Htrm Klnn.lli Kail. NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ROUGH DRY "Put Your Dudi In Our Suds" PHONE 154 Corner Main nnd Conger LET UH DO YOUR COI.KKCTINO A number of business houses aro savins; the tlmo of their bookkeepers and Individual collectors by lotting us collect their monthly bills. It Is tho modorn mothoil. It cuts down your overhead. Got your bills roady and wo win do tlio rost. MRS. T. H. JOLLY ..Oth nnd Main Over SuRarman's storo. Phono 320W Klamath Falls Cyclery Wo aro hero to servo you, and aim to servo you right. Motorcycles and Blcyclos, Parts and Acessorlos Tiros and Tubes, that will stand your Inspection, as wo carry the oest in our una. uapair snop in connection with Ilarloy-Davldson Sorvlco. Phono 273 1010 Main Bt. Klamath Pall. C. E. DIHMARK Klamath Falls Plumb ing & Heating Co. 117B MAIN HT. PHONE fi-IO-W BEAUTY PARLOR Shampooing, marcollng, raassag Ing, manicuring. For appointments, phone 368, Whlto Pelican Hotel. PELICAN HAY HUB Fare 25c each way Leaves Rex Cafo Loavos Pelican City 7:45 n. m. 8:00 a. m. 12:45 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 5:00 p. in, 5:30 p. m. Rcckard Rent Service Phono 77 36-tf Instructions In Piano Playing by Expert of Many Years' Experience. MBS. OSBORN Apt. , Helms Apt. 10 LESSONS DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician und Surgeon Office find Rcsidonco Phonos 321 I. O. 6. P. Tomplo E. D. LAMB I'HVHICIAN AMI) SURGEON Phones 17W 17R Rooms 1 and I Whlto Building " L. D. Gass, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOMH AND THROAT GLAHHKH FURNISHER Wnrrcn Hunt Hospital Phono 407 Km. Whlto Pelican Hotel. Phono 5 DR. a A. MASSEY rourth and Pine MM. In Warren Hunt Hospital Off. Phone 47 Iloi. Phone SIM DR. T. C CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND HtJKOBOM I. O. O. F. Bnlldta Phone fWO Residence White Pelican Hotel Residence Phone I. DULL TRUAX WAUIIKN HUNT IIOHPITAI. Day Phone, 407 Night Phoae, Be JW.MMWH WW.MPWW.W. Offlco Phone 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Physician anil Margeon White nulldlns Klamath Falls Oregon ...Vi-i..W r DENTISTS E. G Wiaecanrar HONK MM Oi P M. Noel I'HONK 4 Over Uadrwoo4s rtffvraUi aad Mala '! i irtyXe. or. a a. uamiio Dentist I O. O. P. BaUdtag PHONIC 61 L CHIROPRACTORS DRS. MALLETT AND MALLETT OFFICE OVER UNDERWOOD'S Phone B30-J. Seventh A Mate HAW MILL ENGINEERING A CONSTRUCTION CO. Dmlgnera and builders ol mod ern saw mills, plunlug mill aad bos plants. Dredging. Pile driving. Phone 40O-W Office Corner flprlpg and Oak Near 8. P. Depot FRED WESTERFELD DENT1HT Phone 434W. X-ltay Laboratory Loomis Bldg., Klamath rail Excavating Teaming Let us make you a price on dig ging that basomont, or othor ex cavating you contemplate. We also do team work of every description. Phone 426-J J. O. CLEGIIOHN CIVIL ENOINEER AND SURVEYOR Phuno 192J 133 B. Riverside CHIROPRACTOR Dr. I4)W C. Drldges Over First Stato and Savings Bank Suite IOC Phone 102-J w N' )