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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1925)
Pace Twrf EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, November 18, 1926 ill III 1 I 8K RESIGNATION OF DR. MASSEY IS LAID ON TABLE Physician Will Continue to Act as Director of Klamath Falls Chamber nr. 0. A. Hwj'i resignation as . ; ii director of (he chamber fo cora . iwTri!, title n i. rcfuaod wus 'laid m i h..' lahlt' fuejiday. .ad there "Mt will continue ta lay Indefinitely, mi far tu A aa bout A is coiicernnd, liyeanse ibat body prize Dr. Mnr ay s work oa..Je!i.iri o( iho -ham-be i-. Dr. Mussey lusl we: k Attempted tv sign, giving pdene of other bus Imm as his reason. No action could fan taken last week because of the absence of a quorum at the directors' liincheou. If u bit mora interest wjuld be taken iu the attempt of tc Oregon Stata Moior association to get es tablished in this community. Klam uth v ould have a bran.-h office of the association, second to uone !n f;'0regcn. Such was the opinion of K. C. Grocsberk. "All that is needed Is 40 or 50 more members and we will have an association office bore that .will dis seminate publicity about Klamath that will bo of great benefit to th community. I hope the chamber directors and members will take personal interest in seeing that the association receives the support the community.' The directors, at the suggestion of Charles H. Carey, chairman of the Portland World Court committee. went o.i record as favoring th World Court plan as outlined by Ex- President Harding aud Prealdpn Coolldge. Sailor's Suit Stolen As Gob Works On Road F. Bleach is Minus Fur lough Papers, And Discharge Papers It isn'i the suit but what w.i in Hi., suit thai F. Bleach, furlong'ied sailor of the United -States navv, 11 worrying about, llleach was work ing on a railroad sanj yesterday. He left his light colored suit, pur chased in Honolulu. In a box car while laboring. When he returned to change back Into his good cloth es, i he suit was Kone, He Is annoyed, of course, abool the suit because it was a good one. Hut he is not only annoyed bbt wor ried about the loss of his furlough papers, his discharge papers from thc'Cunudtau army at the close of the world war and the papers by which he was allowed entruuee into the United States. So he came to the Klamath Fills police and asked for aid In locating the suit. As a link in the London-Bombay air route airplane service over 900 milos of desert between Ramleh, Palestine, and Basrah. Iraq;, is con templated, wiUi an intermediate landing at Bagdad. ill ma i Where fireplaces don't teach your Oil Healer does Pearl Oil in a port able oil heater is an auxiliary to the fire- place and furnace, and of many daily uses warmth to dress by, J bathe, or dine, etc. ( Pearl Oil is the highest grade kerosene only re fined and re-rcfincd by the Standard Oil Company's special process. Clean burn ing no oily odor and it won't corrode the heater! Ask for Pearl Oil by name! STANDARD Oil COMPANY (CStSfixnla) U. S. COURT IS DESERTED; LACK OF FEES REASON Officers Patronize Court Where They Get Higher Pay For Their Work Because the I'nited States is not quite as liberal with fees to her servants as is the state of Oregon, the wheels of ejustice, so far as V. S. Commissioner Bert. C. Thomas is concerned, have ceased to move. It has been days, weeks and even months since the once busy magis trate for the federal government has been disturbed by a hearing in his office. Federal officers are avoiding his office as the tramp avoids the county poor farm. Mr. Thomas was asked concerning this situation yesterday and respond ed quite frankly: ' . "Can't blame them." he ruminated. "You see, fees from this court are not sufficiently attractive to the of ficers. They are looking out for them selves just like everybody else. So they take the prisoners before the justice of the peace at Chlloquin and arc paid far more liberally than they are here. "As a result things are becoming pretty quiet in this neighborhood. The Indians or. white men who are arrested on the reservation on charg es of violating prohibition laws may be prosecuted under the state or federal law. depending upon the choice of the arresting officer." Tile choice of the officer has been where most of the money was stored. Scout Masters Meet at Chamber Tuesdav ljrmRL OIL Three new members were added to the Scout Masters' association at the meeting held in the chamber A commerce last evening, Including I,. Metdalf. Arthur H. Scheffler and Howard Barnhisel. The members are to be trained for openings in scout ing. Instructions were given In the scout knots, recreational methods of teaching knot tying, along with the story of the flag, the significance of the badge, scouting signs, salutes and hand clasps. Scout Executive Nord gave a de monstration in fire by friction, his outfit being received yesterday morn ing from Portland. The next meeting of the associa tion which has a membership of over a dozen, will be In the form of a banquet at the Owl cafe on Tuesday evening, December 1, at G:3U. The members will go to the scout head quarters in the chamber of commerce following the banquet. NORTH BEND Iff rr 1 For Those Who Care- What Their Money Buys Dodge Brothers, Inc. have always built a good, sound, long-lived product. They have never built "yeaily models and never will. They do not make frequent expensive changes simply to catch the whim of the hour. On the contrary, they devote themselves steadfastly to the improvement of a car that has been good from the very beginning. This process of improvement has now been going on for 1 1 years. Its influence on the car's appearance and performance has been nothing short of remarkable. Always eminently dependable, it is now also an exceptionally easy riding car. Always up-to-date, it is now strikingly attractive. Style and smartness stand out in every line. Sheer logic never made the choice more obvious Dodge Brothers Motor Car for those who really care what their money buys. WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMANY 170 MAIN STREET NEW HAVEN, Conn Forty rare bibles, including a copy of the first issue of the King James version, are on exhibition at Yale, commemorat ing the first translation of the book Into English by William Tyndalo four hundred years ago. (KEROSENE) HEAT MIGHT Wwtf.i. . vV ... . talks mm (Continued From Page One) wero H. (!. kerns, president of the First National Bank of North Bend, also owner of the North Bend Iron iworks and vice president of the North Bend chamber of commerce, C. M. Byler, prominent groceryman and Harry Kern, son of H. Q. Kern. The parly are enjoying a duok altnt while here and plan to return lo the Day tomorrow. In behalf of the North Bend chamber, Rev. Snyder extended an Invitation to the local chamber to bring a caravan and visit Coos Bay In Iho spring. A Chinese Proverb Never hum false incense before a true God ; ten-cent Glasses insult million-dollar eyes. V.yt-H Examined Itcpalrs Glasses Fitted Quick Service DR. GOBLE 700 MAIN SPRING LAKE .Mr. and Mrs. Triplet havo mov ed on the Oeirge drizzle ranch. - Mrs. Chas. Mack Ib confined to her home by Illness. F. O. Williams has installed u telephone In his home. Gladys Toniucr visited Thelma Setak Sunday. Mrs. - Davidson and Mrs. Fulsom visited with Mrs. Frank Stewart one day last week. Several from this neighborhood attended the cgrd party 'at Dan Kaylor's Sal unlay nlglil. Mrs. Floyd .McMlllen visited 'Sun day with her mother, Mrs. frank Stewart. Mrs. Alexander Cheyne was a city visitor Friday. Miss Dorothy Hawkins visited Saturday and .Sunday with her par ents in Klamath Fulls. HILDEBRAND ' Eic Egert was transacting bus iness In Klamath Falls Monday. James IJnzl hud the misfortune of getting his bund badly cut while butchering a beef Saturday night. J. E. (iasklll and Wlllli Hoover HA I K IlIXt.W.N DAYTON, Uro., Nov. 18. (R) The safe In Ui0 Dnyton post office was blown early this morning, n was announced by Sheriff Manning who Is investigating. There was but a small amount of cash In I he safe nnd It Is believed the loot will not exceed $4. Go. No stumps or money orders were taken. Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters at CLUB CAFE mado n business trip to Klamath I Falls Wednesday. W. H. Bliss was transacting bus- Inoss In Klunwth Falls Tuesday. Jack llortou had to stop Jogging ion account of thu recent rain and snow. I V Hazel McClellnnd county health I nurse was a visitor at the Hlldu j brand school Tucsdiiy. Andrew Bodnar made a busi ness trip to i he Shooks ranch near i Dulry, Wednesday. Ludwlg Sturzl had tho mlsfor i tune of his horso running through the fence and ho Is badly Injured. J. A. Roberts returned homo, Wednesday, after spending a pleas ant week In Klamath Falls.' Jacob Knock and son Ward threshed for Charlos Carlson Mon day. Mrs. C. Woelk nnd daughter Holon were visitors at the Michael homo Sun. lay. 13. K. Hartzlor delivered JiIb beef cattle to the Charts I)row "ranch In Morrill Tuesday. Carl Knock and friends of Won dal, Oregon, were visiting Mr. Kueck's parents, Mr. and Mjs. Jacob Ituock. Hmllo Egort was transacting bus iness at the S, K, Hartzler ranch Thursday. There Is going to bo a commun ity club meeting at the Hlldobrand school bouse Saturday night. HARTFORD, Conn Percy A. Rockefeller has takon out tl.oon,. 000 earthquake Insurance on 'hie property at droenwlch, because ot recent slight shocks. 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