The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 22, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' Pajre Six EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,'" OREGON Monday, March 22, 1020 Potpourri CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Xsstied Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. I.OIXJH, HtATIIItNAt. NOTK-IM CIVIL LMJlNHI.'ltM 't.J. MURRAY V H. RAYMOND AMERICAN MCCIION Kluuutth Post No. 8. Meets jK.'W'Ipy l"t and Hid Tuiwduya hi SiW'tVM Court llouso llnnemeiit. vMs'Jr? O.D.Muttlisws, Commaiid - VitbJP vr ihone S9UM. . . . Publisher News Editor J, 0. Cl.KDIIORN fMvl Phono 1 Knglnoer and flurreyur 2 0 4 M S 1 0 Illuh Btront f v"'"" sr irt--SB! 1 Entered as second class matter at the post office at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3. 1879. Member of the Associated Press The ' Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local- news published therein. All rights of re-publication . of special ! dispatches herein are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by Currier dno Year $6.50 H Month! 3.50 I'tiree Months , 1.95 One Month .65 .Monday, March 22, 1926 AN ABRIDGED BIBLE, yoA RECENT suggestion by two prominent clergymen that 1 Christianity would do well to use an abridged Bible for workaday purpuses has brought forth both warm approval and hot dissent frOrh other members of the clergy and from' Bible students of many denominations. This is no new suggestion. '. It is centuries old, and it arises logically and from obvious causes, j - The Old Testament, as now used, is heavy with details that 'were local in time and place, which time and place are so far away as to be valuable now principally for the light they throw upon the development of the idea of God in the mind cf man. ;A,very great part of the Old Testament is dun to the uncer- standing oLthe young and to the average adult, reader, because ,-of lack of light on conditions that surrounded the production of the Book. This heaviness and dimness discourages most young 'people who otherwise might take pleasantly to Bible stady. " It is not to be denied that many Old Testament writers, using the bald language of their day and of the Orient, wrote things not now mentioned in public mixed audiences. There are not a few narratives that should not be read aloud in church or in the (family circle. Matter of this kind should not be in the Bibles we 'put into the hands of children and youth. Even so great an evan gelist as John Wesley declared that there are Psalms which should not be read in public or private worship Psalms that exhibit a spirit of revenge or that conceive of God as a vengeful - Being. ' ' r, ? As history or as sidelight upon history, as source material for the study of the character and work of God, everything in the Bible is valuable and should not be the book we use an 'study daily, iour children may profitably be a shorter, clearer book. No such objections hold in any degree against the text of the New Test ament Portland Telegram. - cAt The Tine Tree ( To Ramon rN6varro fell the lot of bringing to the screen the first U. S. Naval Academy midshipman in picture history. . And he does it remarkably -well in '''The . Midship man," tho ' pieturization of Carey Wilson's story which opened yester day at the Pine Tree theater. - This practically exemplifies the choice of the Navy . Department, in whoso hands it remained to select a star whom it deemed physically. PERMANENT CONSTBUCTIOH ' ,') ' ' ' ' Exclusive' Licensed Manu facturers for . The new Concrete Hollow-Wall Building Uriels for -junda-tions, Walls, BuilulLs, etc Absolutely Fire and Weather Proofyit a cost less than any othe'worin of masonary. Stone-Tile construction elim 1 lnates upkeep expense, is in destructible, and is approved, by the best architects and builders. " . unexcelled as a base for ,1 Stucco finish. ' Lot Us Estimate V'onr Job .. ConCrete Pipe Co. Oth and Market. Phone. 582W Kodak ILeaye Your Filtws 'fcfrre 9 O'clodK-Your A.ii. pictures are 4ft I f mmr mnmx mum H. MM . V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE II; Mall One Tour Six Months Thrco Months One Month lost. But for the reasons given the Old Testament we teach mentally and morally symbolical of the numerous heroes that hare em anated from the U. S. Naval Acada my. Though the deeds involved in the story , are very modern in their heroism and .perhaps not as glam orous as those of the Navy's Paul Joneses, Novarro makes tho enter tainment of "The Midshipman" juBt as enthralling as any tierce battle at sea. . . .. , ..... Under the direction of Christy Cabanne, himself a former student of the Annapolis. Nautical College, Novarro tempers humor with dig nity end drama with flniihcd pan tomimic ability. At no time is ho Inclined to be theatrical in his -effects., Ono soes him as one would In talking to a brother or son who happens to be a naval student and had encountered all the adventures that befell the James Randall--of Novarro's portrayal. It this is what naval, horocs can be like in the movies, glvo us more of them. LONB-nrcijj rr.onTs up NEW YORK, March 22. (JP)K gain of more than J800.000. In the net income for 1925 compared with the year before, is reported by the Long-Bell Lumber corporation. The total of $4,812,178, after Interest, federal taxc3, depreciation and de pletion, contracting with $4,006, 040 in 1924. ' i KAXCH S.1LE MAVK I LA GRANDE, March- 22. IJP) W. G. Gettings bas purchased a 4S0 acre ranch near Wallowa, Ore., from H. O. Masterson, the consideration being $45,000. This is the, largest real estate transaction recorded In Wallowa county for several 'years. Work ready ar 5 Iff u. . .... nI 1 LETTER" NKA Service Writer WASHINGTON. About the cheapest, easiest, surest way a sonator or representative has of cinching a vote for hlrasnif is by getting a constituent into the White House to see the president. He can do it without tho li-at bother to himself, too. . ! Arranging' nn interview of any considerable length with I ho chief cxecutlvo calls tor a rooj reason and quite a lot of fixing, ml ' the applicant's "' pretty Important, but Just getting inio Hit rncni with him, shaking hU band bo doesn't do any , of the sbaKiny a'U Inarm blm say "Howdy do':-' isn't difficult ' ; But the average senator or repre sentative makes a-big thing of i. He professes that he couldn't do It for everybody, but on account of his exceedingly high regard for Mr. and Mrs. So-and-So he'll ctraln a point. He'll write a note to PHvnte Secretary Sanders, who'll manage it somehow. Tho visitor this duck is from out of town, remember V.'aahhmtoninns are moro sophisticated gocj up to tho Whito House about 11:30 to noon,"' with his precious ' letter. , He could get in Just as well with out one, but what ho doesn't know can't hurt him.- 'V . He's allowed to poke around fm a' while in that part of tho estab Ttei OtDM VERV MlCROMETftPS II "Th' la. Place SO-l-l-vJtlL, ,1 AimT GoT . TOUCv-t NO wCRi SO t ' Milium I awThKPsTh) rfrZ f lishment' not specially reaend fur tho presidential family, ami by the time It's about 12:30. and h.'s hud i an eyeful, on an aYaruKO thi ro ere j a couple of hundred of him ou hum!, i . . . ' Then he's herded, In prorcssiua, ' through the presidential office. Tho, president stands up at his desk and shakes hands a couplo of hundred times, on an nveruxe. In succession. That's all there is to it. MARKET BRIEFS PORTLAND, Ore.. March 22. -(p stoady., Current receipts 20; fresh medium 21. Uutter steady. Extra cubes, city 38; standards $; prime firsts 3S; firsts 3C'i; prints 45; cartons 46. Milk steady.- Best churning cream 43c pound not shlppnrs' track l:t one 1. Cream dolivored Portland 45c. Raw milk (I per cent) $2.3i cwt. f. o. b. Portland. . Poultry, steady. Heavy hena 2C to 2Sc; light 23 to 24c; springs 21 to 30c; young whlto ducks 2S; dressed turkoys 43 to 4 5. , Potatoes steady, $2.60 to $2.73. Wheat: BUB Hard white. Hard whlto, Bluostom, Baart, Soft white, Western whlto $1.45. Tho first spring Iambs arrived In the local market this morning. Twenty head graded out good to choice, averaging 47 pounds and sold at $14. Ono rack of dresses at Bee Be nin's store for only ?D.!)5. Adv. 22-27 Out Our Vay 5lMPl.i ITS ALL IM M i feel: fwissos I'&IMP'Lt.tSOT T' J.'&O & .WE ! TSALL iNJ TVA' FEEU-AKl l P soo OONT FEEL VNELU -.PEfeHlLLW, IF VOO FEEL t-tASfBE WM3HTI OowMTO A Tr-tOUSAMOlW " SEE' VMHAfT .-This re ao&- GOOO! FEEUPuTOUT! oAt The LIBERTY If you nr.- In search of a thrill, drop Into the Liberty Theater nnd see "The Limited Mull." which opened there yesterday, nnd you'll Bet enough thrills to ImtUfy you and ooino to spare! Elmer Vuncc's old time melo drama, with Its roimiuttc story of the engineer who was thu disowned son of a millionaire, (rnltis tremen dously In effectiveness on the screen. The excite nt of thit mountain land slides and train wrerks inuile the audiences gasp with excitement. Then the picture was screened with tho majestic beauty of the Colorado mountains ns a background such ,i background us the stage could never suggest. Montn Blue Is featured In th.. typo role which first brought him Into ntijlce In the film world th, husky, virile hero, lu this case a railroad engineer. ROSSI & CO. Phone 583W 619 Main STONE MASONS . All kinds of Masonry Work By Day or Contract 20 Years Experience - Work Absolutely .. - Guaranteed . IflV -frf PAG Tti'-f ' FEEl-t AN Ct?AtiF.O TU". Bull is afraid -r' ES. - "BO '-ffERS S.FEr- 'ik; NUMBER!" UVJITH IM' ThEW BCTM DOmT Know BOvjrrTt-lEM COMQivjATiON K OM Mir c J KsTHlMfj&! . .i " 'Wax. www CXfTwiLLiftMO, n, p, o, ni.ics Meet Thursday eviuilnK. VIhII liig members welcnmu. llilks Teuiplii, Third and Main. Charlton Currln, Uxulled Kill er. Tom Deltull, Svvrolury. K. of a. COUNCIL No, 31t MnetlliK 1st Hrcl Wed iimdiiys. Moose Hull, 4th iiiul.Klauinlh. Vloltlng Knights welcome. K. W. Iteiilck, (I. K., plume H1W. ACOtiUNTLSO Accountlni nnd Audltlni lucomu Tux Service UKNICK A D Af.MINI 20 I.O. O.K. Bldg. Phono 141W Accounting and Auditing llookkcpplug by the Mouth W. W. SOUTIIWKLL CliO'i Main Ptreel rhuno 601 ADIMNti MACIIINKH I, K. TRAYNOIl Phono 0C3M Ilurroughs Adillng. Bookkeeping, flllling nnd Calculating Maclilne AIVi:ilTtSItl AtiKNCY Campalcns I'lnnned and Kxncuted Conference Hours 4 to p. m. The ALLAN W.McCOMB Co. Advertising 203 Wllllts Building Phone 1050 Letters, r'olders : : Dlrvct-.Mnll Service At'TOMonil.K DKALKItS Frattklln, & Oldsmobllo Sales and Service Reliable Used Care KLAMATH VALLEY MOTOR CO. Sovcntb & Klamath Phono 668 Oouulue Ports Quaker Klate Oil Repair Work, Battery Service. Tlree Agents for Nash and Oakland It. It. n. OARACIB 831 KLAMATH Next to Post Offlco Phono 212 Goodyear Tires Fireproof Storage AUTOMOBILE PAHT8 Illuh Orado Automnbllo Purls Bost Quality and Survtce LITTRELL-JENNINGS PARTS CO. 132 South Ninth Street Phone 1036 AUTO.MOBILB J'lKKS India Tiros The Tire of Service HUB TIRE! CO. Everything for Tho Whoel (02 South Sixth Stroet Phono 616 B.ITTKIIV KLKCTUICIAX3 Battnry-Mngnnto-Goncrutor and Completo Kloctrlcal Bcrvlco ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT 00. Automotive Electricians 724 Klamath Phono 34 8 Sola, Agents for Phlico Bu'ttory J1ATTKIIY HIOUVICW Battery Sorvlco - Mugnnto, Slartor and Generator Repairing FLOYD HENRIOT Wllard Battory Sorvlco 234 Mala Stroot - Phono 897W UHAUTV PAItLOIlS Eiport operators, individual booths, vtolot ray, murcolllng, hair tinting BOSTON BlilAUTY HIIOPPHJ Winters Bldgi Phono 311 Facial and scalp treatment; water,' French paper curl. Glorcnna Wnrron Marcolllng guaranteed to stay In. MRS. FINLBY Beauty Shop with Bee Benin's 120 South Sevcntli Phone G33 (JMOAWItS, PltHSHUItH Personal Sorvlco.Wo call and deliver KAPITOL KLHANER9 10C South Seventh Phono 1016 roLt'KCTiox, riinniT agk.ncy Wo Collect lloniwt Pelils Anywhere lu the United Hiatus utid I'uuada KLAMATH COM M HUCI AL b K It V I O M 1 in South Fifth 81. Phone 331 Collections :: Credit ItiillnK Service CON KtiCTION KIIY Our own luakH-fronh, dulloloui candy T II K BLUM Tl I It D "Sweets end Ksts" Tasty Lunches Courteous Service Confectlous Cigar Tobacco Special Lunches Prepared MARS CONFKCTIONBItT . 1036 Main Street Phone I74J t'ONHl'I.TINO KMilXKKHH C, C. K B L L E Y Cunsiiltlnv Civil Engineer Underwood Building Pboue 1071 DANCINO I N HT It U CTOIL1 MARY COB PETER80N Teacher of Dancing Call 6 1 6 W for Appointment DKNT1HTH DR. B. 0. WISECAItVEIt Dentistry Underwood Building Phone (it General Practice of Dentistry DR. PHILIP COLB 118 Mala Over Moo's Store-Phone BOD Open Evenings by Appolntuiont DRKHHMAKI.NO HAINES AND WALTON Dressmaking Parlors 1125 Main 8t. Ladles Attention! Bring your Fancy Work, etc., to tho Ladles Exchange HAINES AND WALTON Dressmaking Parlors - 1125 Main " KLKCTIUO STORKS, BADIO DoFornst and Crosloy Complete . Itadio Sots, Kloctrlcal Supplies UIILia'S KLECTUIC STORK 1026 Main btroot Phone 234 NMPLOYMKNT OFFIOE8 Employment for Workors In Hvory Trade, Mills, Hallway und Farms KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT OFF1CH James Ryan, Proprlotor SlUh nnd Main Stroets Phono 167 FARM IMPLKMUNT9 McCormlck-Doorlng Lino: Tractors, Spring Tllluco Machinery; 3 New carloads Just lu look thorn over. J. S. MILLS & SON Sixth and Klamath -Phono 9 t'oinploto Liuo of Farm Lmplomonts. ICJ'i; BOTTLED BIOVIOItAGKfl rVrMrWMrVSrVVMrTVVVVWVeVVVVV KLAMATH ICK & STOnAQK pO. ' White Pelican Mineral Springs Bottling Works, associated. Phone G INSURANCIO SnroKiiard your homo Protect your proportloi und loved onus J. II. DRI3COLL .1 Surety Bonds . Life, Flrd, Autd lnsuranco. Hart Bidg. Phone 433 ' (3S3E53 pvy Tneiiv pRyqs