The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 24, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVEXTXO TIKRAl n.'KT,AMATH FALLS. OHFCON
Snhtnlny, Sfptomlwr 24, 1027
II. M M.AItKKY.
II. i;.M;l.lBH ....
K.lltor
llualneita Mauuxer
! Ih-lltrrrd tj farrier
On Year 60
Fit Month 1 (0
Three Mnmbi ... l.SS
(inq Monlh 65
Iljr Mall
Oos Month
Thre Months
8li Month
Una Year . . ..
CS
75
2.7S
5 Ul)
knlenM sorond rlnM mutter lit tho piwlufflee Hi Klamnth Falls anil Hint eiivenel)r imull R.ioil
lirfn4. nil Annual SU, 1904, under pot ul Conraa, March 3. l?.an Im duim bjr untiliwil ami
1 i r-lttf ully worked mil maiemoiil,.'
lot fuels and polliles.
i The I Iiouk hi of the onlintir)
IlliMuin.e hU h l exerted oi. , cirvniiiriitlnii In uii)i t iil!iie
( youni: peile by tlm hlMorv thai) and randldale lirai taUiiluled to
I fliey m tuUKlH In sehoula and , iruiinl riiinl uinl i t i )iitt.e
. oIU-bom la a powerful foivc lor,!,! 0I (ln.l f pedal privileges lo
Ihti molding of n.ittonal mul u- noiuv" '
teiiu.llun.il uiidi fslaudiitR uu.l Cootilii I he resolution aM:
illielr opposite. -if . ,at(f s . cuuouiU- nee. -
Williout oott rliMt upon a d' ay ln,.n ln0 advantage idiould
tailed dim-uvulon o (ho proa u,l'.,, ..qualued and niudi of uniform
cona of tho suujeet. II l taf to i i.,,fn f.,r , jiomIMo lo all
y that many false lmpro.si.ioiu I IVilon of III country. The tra-
iar conveyed by unwise Ivaruing. dlilom.1 rvnulilli mi tariff la a
r r-rUr- xT TT.f
I K ti ii p ill meet al tlio hum ot'llm ainalon of I ho Aiiuuul "-j
Or. and .Mia. 'Titian. t5 Nurlli 'i''iu a In Hatrm, Mr. W. 11. I'oiii-
r'uiulli at vlithl. ' t1"1" ,hl" r"' '''l; ""'
I Associated Press Leased Wire
Ntcmber of Audit Bureau of Circulation
of reSublleailun of survlul dlspauhfs taorela ai aUo reserved.
iiKunif.u'iuriTs' tariff, framed up
on Ihr theory that the manufac
turer tiiuil have free r.iw mv
Irrial mii h in wo produce In the
we!, and til shly prutm-llv aehed-
I
, iudont of hiatory readily
molded In whatever . dlreetlou
'Ilium.' repniiHlblv for youthful lu
atru.tlon turn I heir e(in.
Memlier of Ihe Awirlalnl l"rr - I y, every country It I impor-
Th Aaix lated Plena la exclusively entitled to Ihe use or republlra-j taut that a rtuRt estimate of
lion of all newa dithatches credited lo It or not otherwise credited : hi.ri.i r...,. .w...t:i . t...,
: . . . ....... ... l rmiuiii it 'idmru ...... m .1.
In Ihif paper and kimi the ioi news iuuiisnea tnerein. All riKbta i because II l liarUI) raiBhle I ' ' un.ci ins nr.
In nvn t II ' 1 1 " 111.1 1 VI ,U Ilierwuy
to tw built iiku a fouud.ilionj
I of false tea, hi!i(i. And yet In
I many countries a ttroni: effort
ll I'ltKMIYTKHI.W t ill III II
There will be no Sunday i liool '
until further notice. .VorniiK,
worohlp al 11 a. in. Keritton.
Organ niimhera by .Mr, (ieorge
j Mclnt re
j Ilercini-e
' K. by Itluir: Antliein, "The Kiirtb1
etnivrt.viil l.,n elitveu it', lin k
I tr.le nieelliig will not be held 1,11. .,,.,,., of ilu,
udull llihle School al 11:4 5.
1 Ou Hi" aflcrnoun tit Huuday.
iv;rioiipr .nil, wcaiucr pel iiiuiiii
I la uioulli.
t IIMMIM I Y
MIM.Itl ; U ll II. ( Ill M il
W11 WanllaiKl Aw,
Hot. NcIhoii r, t ole I'aalor
I'nttl Ihe qnilrunlliii) I rained
the Sunday School under my
.sunrlae hy Kr-KIerl: I'""'" """
by Delbnuk. March lu
KVt Ki ll IIKMIT ( III III II
K'lahih und IIIkIi Ktreeta
Itev. A. K. l.oe r
Iter-. ('. II. rVlne
Slllldar lliaxaea ul 6. If. H
-4-
Saturday, September 2-1, 1927
The Steady Thrift Habit
Ail'of us are too anxious to get rich in a day or
in certain direction has bven
peniiateutly made lo tcah hU
tory from a biased or prejudiced
I stamlnoint M.'h,i.il t, vi It.i.ik a In
a yer; we are impulsive and cannot be satisfied with ue in these coumrie are writ-
tho lw of ttVor'nfe,' neither can we be content with theu'n o'temiuie by individual
steadind. Wendin eighty cents of every dollar eara-j.'..'".'! ihaN
ed and laying aside the other twenty cents for the pro- many intanees the truth I made
Verbial rainv day. (subservient to the desire lo cn-
. " ,, . '-i. i. j . force a certain viewpoint or to
Occasionally there is an individual who is different Bpholll p,,, .
on who believes the long- race is the best race und The resulting harm that unques-
therefore works daily with the end in view of making 'llol,-b,v -c in many case
.1 . . . can . scarcely be estimated, seed?
a unuoim ana consiuiu mimiis
ule for tuaiuiractured producia.il11 th laird.
When the republicans placed a I Kveiilu worship. 8 p. m. Ser
tarilf on our western product. ": )fn number Kveiiina
they uot only gave, lo 111 niunii- j "aniier. iiuu uy i.ouiu: :,,, ,0 ,0, Kveniu devotion at
faeturer in addition lo his re-1 """ " ainrun. 7::W.
ular and very hiKh tariff, a com- Wednesday evenlim f.yowslilp Week day maa at 7:00 a. Ill
I Merrill, first and third Hun
slrona K-lhlilty (hut tire fllitht day at li:.10. All are coidlully
tn'the Pnrlfle. eoaat atul relnrti WidcoliiH at nur urvlie.
of the western producer of rawniiKbt liner be called off entire-! " "
materials and at the same lime ly, hut Ihts rtport could uofbo tllltlsTUN St IKVt K fill III II
Kiiilsfvlnit the manufacturer, hut j confirmed. ' i Tenth nl WnslitiiKlon
in uddltiou (hereto so framed - - - . , Suiidiiy sclunil, :4& a. in.
the tariff on western product WOMAN Ml.l.KI) 11V AlV j Sunday service, 1 1 on a. Ul.
as lo afford a Kk hole tlirounh I I'tHITLAMI. Ore , Sept. 21, (,Ti i Suliject: "Kcullty."
a ptilille Viwper seflce Willi
special proiiiuiii of eierclae will
be held on the Auditorium floor
of the MethodUl church liulldln
now under construction nl I lie
corner of Tentlf and lllitli si recti
AriuiiKunieiiia are In chiiriio of
a, commlllii lonalalliiK o( Mr
ti. T. Caaper, I.. K Phelps. W.
IS, t'uniliia, Mrs. Hurry I'elu
and Mr, lleuiml.
'
IMMVM I I, IIAI'TIST I III III II
i uii and i ( i k it j
It. II. Mulliiilland, I'aalor
The adult llllilo Si hool mods
ul ! -15. There I liitereatina audi
prof liable dlsrusxlou of I ho lesson '
liiakliiK alii nilnliie worth while.
LI.. ... I V..
hi. AM UII TliMI'l.i:
l oriiei Kill ud link
liny HeVrles, I'aalor
I 1 1 a. iu I I y 1 1 u worship, lople
will bo "rYiHIl In Hod."
i p m. Yuuiu I'coplea' hum l-
ii al . fitllowaal hy si reel uieelllia.
7 : 4 5 M Ai. I'reai blna services.
Just one week until the I rol
ler Kliut revival cacninllll.
I HINT IIAI'TINT ( HI IK II
KlKlilll and WushliiKton
A. ' Sluiiiious, I'uKlor
llllll" schliol. Adllll strude:!
only. H SU a. m. Mornlim or.
sltlp and rnmn 1 1 a. iu. Kve
nliisT service 7 at) P III. Prayer
service. Wednesday '.',10 p. III.
You are respectfully Invited lu
Mtl ud and w urchin Willi u. v
which Hie manufacturer could
import competitive commodities
I by p:tltis: only a fractlou cf Ihe
nominal tariff."
I'OSTI'ONK I l.KillT
XKW YOliK. Sept. II. (i
Captuin Uene Konck. French ace.
today announced Indefinite post
ponement of. hi proposed week
end flight with six passenger In
his riant Sikorsky biplane. ' Vllle
linuorm nu cunsimu Having. lot friction- and discord , beini;; rl mnl MKorsay oipiune. '
Rfcentlv Miss Mary Frances Lawrence of Portland 'own where harmon antt fndsfv-'I,c 1'rls- 'rnnrisco.
a . .... ... ... ,.t -.j.-l. , . I was ronorteil that the-.-e j
passuH on. She was a teacher and had devoted her life ins "V11. mim hv bwn
kto her professior., saving a little each month and living; Krom' ihi s'uudpolnt.
a nolle and correct life. C. C. Erower knew her well'
and his praise of the lady is most sincere. When Miss
Lawrence passed to her great reward, the Portland Jour
nal had the following beautiful tribute to her. every
wordvof which is vouched for by Mr. Brower of Klamath
Falls-!
From her savings and investments as a teacher in
Oregon public schools, Miss Mary Frances Lawrence,
Portland, in her will sets aside a Jund to found a home
" for sif-supporting women.
For nearly 50 years she taught in Astoria, Salem and
rortljjnd schools. Out of her monthly earnings she laid
nsidoja small saving. As this saving grew, the money was
invested, and so invested, worked for her by day and
by nirht. . ,
By and by she found herself with a little competence,
and made her feel independent, free-minded, and with
hope 'ahead. There were no financial worries to haunt
her days or harass her nights. There were no debts to
pay, tio creditors to evade, no collectors to dodge. '
Along her placid way she walked, planning and j history should be nothing but a
.... . . . ! trtia nrtHiontiit inn nf v h t nrliml.
IhinWng for the children under her care in tne scnool, y h;, (akcn "p,are ,t (h,
4AnAV.;n tkatn 4n. tV.mlc fillincr 4 Viiiir vTiiincr mi nr? with ! . i. . i i. : -
information, building :them- into: a . future..
Wiea it was all over, and the life span of this teach
er hd been lived out, there was wealth enough in her
hand! to bequeath $25,000 to relatives and others and
a final estimate of $75,000 to ?80,000 as a home for
homeless self-supporting women.
It is a beautiful lesson i thrift, a beautiful story of
a liff an( a beautiful sequel to its close.
Mrs. Kllrabeta Welsh of Os
vcko. S3 years old. was struck
and killed by an automobile
driven- by I.lovd K. Uosjers, at
Fast Fifteenth' uud Tlllniuook
streets lust olahl. Ho was re
ported driving at ten mile nn
hour. Police did oot hold him.
Tho, woman body wa Identified
his mornliiK by her sister, Mrs.
11. F. Wheeler.
Win. IVnn
a cent. A good clear.-
! Wediiesduy evrliliiK meeting ul
:u0.
' Free readlnx room oud free
'leudlua llluury open from 1: .10
' lo 4:30 p. m. on Tuesday, Thurs
idity and Saturday. The public
Is cordlully Invited lo nitend the
services und use the rradlny.
room.
I UtsT MKTIIOIIIsT ( III lll'll
t ny I. Iinaiy Ilulldiiia
Frank I.. Wiirtett. Minister
lu the absence of the pastor ai j
MornliiK worship at It. No
evculiiK service this Sunday. i
Thero will be uil Iniporlunt
IH'tltlt bllalliess mcettllil Wutllles
dav evening al 7:31).
ION I I I III IIAN I III III II i
luii lllitli Str-et
j Ii. W. llotfilian. I'aalor ,J
lil.au a. m. Moriilnx seivice. .
i Topic: "Paul's Admonition To
Walk In Ihe Spirit. I
' There w ill lie uu Sunday school,
j The lllblu class wUI uicct Moll-
one
would be Justified in bellevinx
that no little pood uiielit be ac
complished hy the institution ofj
an inieruauonai ooara or com
mission. havinK as Its dutv the
writing or the rensorlns; oi the
history to be taupht to the youim
people of tho world. Such A
board would have within "lis
trasp a wonderful opportunity
for constructive endeavor. With
a personal devoted to the best in
terests, not only of their own
countries but also of the world,
such a commission could offset
much of the propaxa.-ida that in
the past has tended to arouse
inharmonic and antagonism.
Scarcely anyone will deny tint
much that would tend to world
peace would result from the In
culcation of a fair view of the
various relationships in p a t
year between the nations of the
world.
An important point to remem
ber in such a connection is that
EDITORIALS
i
FROM OVER .THE NATION
truth that is nought and nothing
else. Ther should not, indtd.
be jive pligiiit'st doubt on thin
issmv 1 1 Mary that is tint true
is not history. And an4liinp
that can le In to rtimlnnt
falsehood from tht liintor? thai
is taught concern. ne ncihlporinR
and friendly nation phmild fin-1
a welcome from all thoie desir
ous of see I nn established an atti
tude of Ktlll areater friendship
between them.
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I . . AJv - Y 1 7 . - I I f-
f - ? r '. -.-A! t....r , i, cauer .
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day evvnliiK lit 7 3u
tT. PAl i.'H HPI'OPAI.
(Ill 11(11
The Friendly t'tiurch
Mh and Jefferson
Itev. J Henry Thoiua
. m Holy Comniiiiiloii.
1 1 a. in Momlnc Praper.
There w ill be no Sunday school
Slranxer and newcomer to town
ur eipeciully Invited lu these
services.
Try
c
Cc
ifnt
PLUMBING
HEATING-
FURNACES
Motor, Pumps, Engines
Pressure Water Systems
123 No. Cth Phone 871
SMITH MEETS
OPPOSITION
KUKXCK TOO MUCH FOlt
JTHK "WITCH IMHTOn"
(Continued from pace 1)
Kanizatlon adopted the name The
Al Smith for president associa
tion of tho Kacky Mountain and
Pacific states." The name was
sugftestcd by W. II. Matoiioy, for-,
mcr mayor of P.uttn, Ihe man
who made the shorte-it speech di
livcrcd at the lit" demeratic
convention: "Me tot' in m-eond-ins
tbe nomination of .lnilb at
I bag. When he returned I or
dered him to cut me a six-foot
1 bamboo pole. Then I got to work.
Frmn the Asia Majailue. M ' the sorl
Iu the African Jncglea witch l always carry In my camp equlp
doctors'1 are the mental and nnt right through the hollow
physiisjl practitioners for their ; bamboo. Then 1 tied two pennies
tribes.: W hether It be a back- "uu ! that convention
ache or a. case of delirium the "n sirips on ioe ouisioe oi iue ,
wilch iLxtor is ou hand with hi Po'e where, the fishor would
paraphernalia to ease tendons or KP 't to spear the eel. I next
drive 'wwav evil spirits. J. L. drove an Iron nail Into the bam
Buck.J writing of hi experiences boo &o that it made a connection
In thl Dark Continent, describes between the pennies on the out
his meeting with a chieftain who side and the wire on the inside,
appeared to look with disparage-' "With a flourish I took up the
nient 'pon Ihe white man's civil- fishing rod. I grasped it below
iiatiok - I the pennies. I sent the end. fit-
There was nothing left- to do ted witn lis iron spear poini, ifuh state senator, active with
but prvve that the white "witch I down Into muddy water. Up Johnson and l-os Dillingham.
doctotl1 bad powers excelling I rame a twelve-Inch, wiggling fish. Mackay, Idaho state chairman, as
thosejjof the nalive priest. Mr. 'There,' said I; "so man goes jsistants. they to select their own
Huck .wanted to buy some ant-1 fishing." I secretary and vice iiresldeuls
mal specimens, but the chieftain j "Hector dutifully, translated ' from each dilate,
was filamant to his requests (and I passed the pole to the witch I Tariff ICcxolution Adopted '
until jjie. demonstrated his "un-1 doctor. He threw up his f ace, The tariff resolution w hich
earthly prowess. He must per-1 laughing. - . i was adopted without discussion
The tariff resolution prepared
Uy John H. lloyle, Utah national
committeeman, was referred to a
committee of three with instruc
tions to report back.
Fred W. Johnson. Mock Sprlngi,
Wyo.. leader In tho. movement
was made chairman' nf the com
mittee on permanent orcunizalion
with JoHeph Chez. Ogden, former
form a "miracle" to convince the
chief Uf his powers.
The tnlracle was this, he writes:
"In lithe woods cast of Conju
we hiiil reached a stream swollen
from the rain of the wet season
just tinded. Kariina. the witch
doctor) was still shaking his rat
Then he rame forward. This : or dissenting vote, pledged Ihe
his manner showed, was child s
play. Woman's business, this
fifh spearing! lie grasped tho
pole firmly over the pennies,
into the water he. plunged it.
Within a second the point had
speared a fish. Hut as soon as it
lies. , turned to him. I looked hit Ihe fish over rolled the wilcf
at hinj as If he were a small boy
who annoyed me. Can you catch
fish, 1 asked him through Hec
tor tpVlr. Huek'a native guide).
KsniiiH replied that when he
wanted fish he sent out his
Wlves:
Theii 1 tried lo eein as much 'the fish aud rolled over,
like a statue as a short, slender i tint of a slight electric
doctor on the hank. Up Into the
air shot his legs.
"Some mysterious power, some
white man's medicine, had done
this thing.
"Then man after man came up.
took the spcer. plunged It into
a vic-rhock.
man, ' bush-broken
Ihe African wild.
con seem in
1 spoke lu a
deep Jlvolco of mystery. '11111,'
suld I' 'can you catch fish man
fashlfii?' Karunt had never heard
of mtn's catching fish. 'Well,'
aid f.. 'I'll show yon."
"As I rigged my line I looked
at llitse fish again. 1 was sure
I was certain. They were, beyond
a doislit. small elect Die catfish.
They'rould be made lo give these
sulky" savages a fine shock. II Christian Science Monitor: It
sent Hector lor one of my kit j is. commonly recognized that thei
Finally I took the pole again and
repealed the process, unharmed.
"Hot on this finale, Chief Mor
phu grasped my arm and began
to talk. Would I be his medicine
man? Regretfully I declined, but
my stork was high In Conju. And
after that the chief furnished me
with all the help I needed."
Tltl'TII IX IIISTOItY TKACMIVt;
Academy
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sacred Heart
a select boarding and day
school for girls and also for
hoys under 1 1 years of age,
conducted by tho Sisters of
St, Francis. Crudes 1 follow
the same roiirso as Iho slain.
High school standardized. Mu
sic and art departments In
charge of experienced teach
ers. Hates reasonable.
A new Studio nnd new firmly
Class Rooms for Iho coming
year will add lo the conveni
ence of larger classo. More
teachers will bo employed in
iho Music and Art Depart
ments. For Information nddres
Sisters of Ht. Francis or call
at the Academy.
When You Are Seeking a Better Job
Whether you work in field, store, office or factory, when you wish to bet
ter ycur present job, you'll offer your past record as evidence of your pres
ent and future ability. v
At such a time there is no better recommendation then the one you can give
yourself, when you show one of our savings pass books with regular de
posits in a neat column.
For the man who can run his own af fairs at a profit saved surplus is a
preferred prospect for any job. Just another good reason for a savings
account at the .
BANK FOR SAVERS
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL Rf SERVE , SYSTEM
...j Klamath Falls, Oregon "
t . i !
PELICAN CAFE
Inc.
"for everybody"
SPECIAL
Merchants' Lunch
. 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
50c
Williams Bldg. 722 Main
2 Biff Events-2
Tonight
Saturday
Night
DANCE
The big night
of the week
Everybody goes
tonight at the
WINTER
GARDEN
. DANCE
- From 12:00 to
3:00 A. M.
With the
BON DUREE CLUB
and
HAL BLACKBURN
AND HIS BAND
Dues 75c
Everybody Invited
at the
ALT A MONT
vj; v- icw , nioiu' owe
O'lUCM UvrtrtC!'-? r-iAiMt"
rTlDiKJ', vuri HtlFTLrtl
RAlE A FOOT" E.VE.RY
ccrin-i vmv.iv C?,-.w.
' V ' -.11 l l- j I
CP.E. ACTUALS
Vva.'AlWiU' AW DOtJl
, MOAI rf.
Y
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pat Misr conuv, V
BUT QH1 A HULL
. j W WkOWiM DAT
i r-pvfr-
VI. A-
It Will
Pay You
to investigate our
Loan Company
t
y
6o. Money
JAS. H. DRISCOLL
FIRE
206 Williams Bldg.
Phone 432
LIFE
UGPc.N0CD AMlMATiONi.
1)0 YOUR FEET HURT?
Have you weak or fhit feet? Have you coiiih,
callunt'8, . iiiKi owing nailH, warts or bunions?.
DR. J. M. INGALLS
Foot Specialist, Registered Chiropodist
At Iho
Buster Brown . Shoe Store
Monday and Tuesday,
September 26 and 27
FREE EXAMINATIONS ARCH SUPPORTS
t