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THE rA'EN'IN'O HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OKECON,
Mo
lid ay, Doopmbpr 191027.
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, 1), DNdl.lSH Business Manager
1 1'iH'ltsheil every afternoon Sunday by The Herald 1'ublUh-
lilf tympany at 10J-1 18 South Fifth street, Klamath Kalis, Oregon.
Sinclair Lewis Admits Fondness!
For United States
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I.ONDOX, IVc. 19. Sinclair
Hrftarert aa aecond class matter at tha Dostofttco at Klamath Falls
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Monday, December 19, 1927.
Help the Fund
to ludite his home country and
countrymen Just from what I .owls
says about thorn In his novels.
Lewis really thinks America a
great country and Americans au
e- .
J. l.lon Keuchtwaniter, Ciermin
author of some International best
sellers, divulged this after an In
terview between the two writers. '
"I told Sinclair Lewis that I
looked upou -the average Ameri
can as a compound of Henry
Kurd, Thomas Alva Kdlson. and
his own Uabbltt," said Koucht
wanger. , Ardently American
"Now. thouKh Lewis has wril-
teu tremendously powerful satiri-J
ral novel about the I tilted
States, he is an ardent Americuu:
nil, nna nf v..tir f ill, iAi.j,nnt,,K
Tn nnnthnr iilnmn nf tha nnnpp MrjiM rnrlpr will f who sees everything American
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American -who understands Am
erica, sees tta virtues as well as
Its faults, and yet lores It with
a very clear-eyed, wholesome, un
derstandable love.
"Lewis begged me not to Judge
America solely by his books nor
by the novels of any, of the other
younger men. Ho said the en
ergy and aspiration and optimism
and charity of America, the mul
tiplicity, of Its life, the variety
of Its sections and even of Its
big and little cities, all were too
big and complex to be put Into
one book."
How Conic?
Feuchtwanger never has been
In the United States, but despite
this he has Just completed a
book of American poems. It's
dedicated to Sinclair Lewis, "in
admiration and comradeship."
Authorship of "Power" and
"The I'gly Duchess" darted
Feuchtwanger on the road to for
tune. "The I'gly Duchess" be
came a best seller In the United
States. Ciermany, England and
Scandinavia.
An Interesting example of his
"American" poetry written by
him In the German language U
on the subject of -"Pep." 1 trans
lated It thusly:
.Derivation of "Pep"
I "The word 'pep' comes from
! pepper.
I "And means Stimulation. Head
High! Hurrah! Courage!
"The American seeks there-
read and be touched deeply by a tale of poverty that
ekists in our midst.
Seven children eating potatoes and cold biscuits in
a bare room," poorly heated ; a father desperately search
ing for work that cannot be found; boys and girls who
oould not go to school because they had no books.
That is but one of many such instances of dire wanl
i 1 Klamath Falls. There is an agency that should relieve
t lis situation that is the Christmas Chest Fund drive.
It is perfectly true that the merchants on Main street
ieel that they have been "funded" to death; it is alsc
tVue that it has been overdone to a certain extent
v""J5utrthere are certain situations that cannot be over
looked." and such conditions as Mayor Watters revealed
isHe Santa Clans-will be a nonenity to score? of fam
ilies Christmas Day will be 6ut a ghastly paradox if the
cjlizens of this city do not dig down deep in their pockets
ancontribute food, clothing and money.
jCiive something if you can't afford money, rummage
afjoUhd in the attic and locate clothes; in lieu of these
tv'tr offerings, give food.
y,Jhe American Legion building is the Fund Head
Qjjirters; the telephone number is 1330.
& Just Scandal
Jfjhe Mexican slush fund scandal is scandal pure and
simple. The idea of trying to. besmirch the character-
Borah or Norris or La Follette or Heflin in the
United States senate is too unreasonable to consider.
You may not agree with these senators on many ques
tions of state but they are not crooks and they are not
dforyg to be be caught in an international mess that will
t . 11 f" 11 1 ji.r-ii I. 1 1 ii 1 1 ii ti I ii iimi-ii ii ii ii nun rrT rr t.iii i. I a -
.y ,uio.itui ujiuu mi.uiiita aim nig iiuuuic iu ana aeserve it, and worse.
the.llf .-nation.-r ,''- ', t.' yt"'J'A?J ? man wno betrays his love
The scandal-monger is still at work and men who
are in public life are still the targets of the scandalmonger.
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$&A ' t$ 2 t. wi.it ai .inn tw- I
JA I'lT-vlB ' Maurice I.. tlunskv. noted'
K''' ?sV Vf vor. m lnK t the Pine Tree
Cv ) ,hi" eren,MK both perform-1
i "v-,J; V u f;'. .ances. with His wire and rhlld
I KaVatCr . ten have just returned to the
Sinclair I'wIm (alMive) nnl J.
l.lon Keurlitwanser. j
with to accomplish his efficiency.
"Kapeclally when he gets mut-
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Talfn 1'ni.ii Tti.li. Ill
'l iken seriounly III while en
route south ti Los Angeles for
the winter mouths, J. A. Hay of
Monte Jaw, Canada, was remov
ed freni the south bound train
this morning and taken to the
Klamath lieneral hospital. Ills
condition was slightly Improved
this afternoon. Mrs. Hay ac
companied her hurhnnd and will
it-muln here until he Is ublu to
travel.
imrm pimp nnoTV ' unn nop
KusTI ssk aW atsT I rill I 111 I I
lull I sTII . IHu 111 1 1 II III I I MIIIUIIII.il
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RETURNS HERE MISS GREGORY
niiTimniii pur
I
Matnrice Guntky to Give
Another Concert to
Music Lover
SATURDAY EVE
.M.irrl.il At HI, Paul's lliurcli
Miss t'rystul May Horsey bo
rn me the bride of tleorue A.
Stewart at a pretty church wed
ding at St. Paul' Kplsropnl
church on Sitlhrduy evening. Iter.
J. Henry Thomas, pastor per
formed the ceremony In the pres
ence of a number of Intimate
friends. ,Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
will make Klamath Kails their
future home.
i:imuicn lMft for Konth
l,i Cnmninn. ntnlntensnre en-
I gtucer for tha Califoruln. Orogou
I Power company left today for
' Sau K'ranclsco, t'alirnrnl i. to Join
' Iih wlfo and two children for tho
(Christmas holidays. Mrs. (lain
Inum went sonth some llmo ngo
to visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. (ieorge Kuiacl! I!eed,
who plan to snll for Kurope
within the coming few day on
an extended tour.
I Music lover of Klamath Kail
I will be Interested to learn of the
; return of Maurice liunsky, noted
i tenor, who will appear at both
! performance at the Pine Treo
this evening. With his wife and
i two children. Mr. (luiisky Is en
route to Ilia home In California
: liter an extended tour of Canada
and northern alales where he wu
'greeted by large audience where
jever ho apiK'tirsd.
I People of this community wilt
remember hi appearance hero
iseverul months ngo when he sung
many of his popular numbers In
cluding "The Hixintlng Wults."
"Lay My Head lleneith a Itoso"
' and "Why Do I Always Ucmom
ber." i Mr. and Mrs. (iunskv are
'guests at the Hotel Wllard.
Mm. Young l.efl For North
Mrs. M. J. Young of I he Young
Coal and Transfer company, left
cn Saturday for Portland, hre
she will vl-lt with relatives and
friend until Saturday.
Carrel t to VUlt l'nrc-nls ,
j Avnrnn Carroll of Glendnle,
I California, has arrived In the
j city to spend tho Chrlnmns holi
day wiin ins parenis, mr. ami
Mrs. J. W. C irrett of till city.
Newt Notes of Midland
District Tofd by Her
ald Correspondent
Pauline Iliirnell. . mrrespoiMlciit
ISperlnl to The Herald)
Mlltl. AM), Dee. 19. Honoring
Miss Nadlno tin-gory, a purty of
friend gathered mi last Saturday
night. The evening wa spent
with dancing. Dalnly refrexh
liienls were aerved to the guar to
at midnight,
Itussell liradlny of Klnmiilh
Kalis spent Ihn week-end with bis
sister, Mrs. Sam l.shule of Mid
lund.
Mrs. D. Travor and Mrs. Phil
Motchrnbacher spent Monday .
afternoon In Klamath Kalb). !
Mrs. II. 11. I. urgent was visit-1
lug at the Midland school on,
Monday.
Mr. MiTormlek of Keno spent
Monday evening with hi mother
' aud slater of Midland.
Mr. niiri Mr. Harry Ilond of
Klnmnlh Kalis spent the woek
ind. at Hie home of Mr. Ilond'
parents, Mr. and Mr. J. 1).
Hooper.
Mr, and Mrs. K. I.. Kiirher
spent Saturday In Klamath Kails.
Messrs. I II I lie, and Harry Ste
wart of (iranls Pass spent tho
week-end at I ho home of Mr.
and Mra. S. I., llurnelt.
Hot uriM-il to Meilfonl
K. W. Parson returned from
Kluiniilh Kali after several da
spent In I list city and surround
ing territory. In Chlloqiiln hu
encountered IS Inches of snow
Medford Trlliiilie.
Just Phone 408
for Quick Service
KLAMATH
CLICANERS
& DYERS
4 tt M.l STHKKT '
In rro.i. Oli"iM
' Mr, and Airs. McFnrlnne of
Olene aro visiting In Klamath
Kails today.
I-
wlth to accomplish his efficiency.
"Especially when he gets mut
zy and his energy begin to
slacken.
"Pep!
"The average American lise3
700 words, women 800.
"A chauffeur (Including ouss
words) 900; President Cooltdge.
none.
"W. Shakespeare 14,000, 0. n.
Shnw 3700.
"Uut in reality, only one Is
necessary.
Pep:"
states from a tcur of Canada. It
will he with Interest that music
lovers leant of his return to this
city. I
Ih MaHcy Improving i
Dr. 11. A. Massey is reported
as improving from a serious ill-
I ness which has confined him to
tho family home. It will lie a
month cr longer before ha Is able
to resume his practice.
From the Valley
A. A. fllllett transacted bul- i
ncs In Klamath Kails over tho)
week end from .Mei:ord.
Adams From Clilloiiln
C. I.. Adams of Chlloqiiln spent
Sunday here with friends.
CUNNING SHOWN
ThprA 4 fen lnrlie nf ,nftv n, .
RY L. A FIFND'lbe Oregon Caves and traveling
i between Lake CrA-k and Sunset,
, Point Is reported to be hard. The ;
(Continued liom page 1) jsnow is found about half way np
have brought this cn yourself the hill on tho way to the cavej. i
A Urants Pass CourieT. i
for
IGH SEAS ARE
BIG HINDRANCE
I (Continued from page 1)
navy yard on board the mine
pveeper Falcon.
i WASHINGTON. Dec. 19. (AP)
The chances of rescuing alive
the six members of the crew of
he wrecked submarine S-4 known
to be alive are "exceedingly slim"
fn the opinion of - Lieutenant
Charles B. Momsen, submarine
f xpert of the navy.
Lieutenant Momsen expressed
Ihe belief today that under the
tnost favorable conditions the
sea craft at 2 o'clock this after
noon. A radio message to the
submarine base here ' reported.
The method by which the com
munication wis carried on was
not given in the message.
MAN ARRESTED
ON RUM COUNT
Charged trlth possession of
home brew, E. A. Ireland was
arrested last night at 2230 Dar
row street. According to offi
cers, Ireland bad several Backs
of home brew In bis possession
men could last only until early 1 at tne tlme 01 lne arrest, w nen
.Wednesday morning before being ; ho failed t appear at police
overcome by carbon dioxido gas. j court this morning to answer to
i The men already had been en- 'he charge he forfeited $25 bail,
fombed In their sunken craft Ruber Peterson forfeited bail
aibout 45 hours at noon today lot $25 on a charge of being
nd Momsen docs not believe that drunk when he did not appear
It will be possible to raise tho In police court thla morning.
! fries did ,too.
fe-4 by Wednesday.
I Admiral Charles F. Hughes,
rhlef of naval operations, also
lias Indicated that It would be
liercral day before rescuers could
raise the craft from her position
300 feet under the water's sur-jface.
1JADY CHILD LEFT
AT PORTLAND HOME
PORTLAND, Dec. 19. (JP
Yolonda, a six-day old baby girl,
left on the doorstep of the home
of Mr. Joseph Campbell Satur-
y WASHINGTON, Dee. 19. (AP) i ' n,nl "n " , nol lv ?B
fflcial reports to the navy do-, name and asking that the
ment today said that the sea:fhlld. bo kept: ? 0 be ad0I,tC(1
too rough off Provincetown. i "J, Mr8- Campbell a soon as pos
blass.. for further diving oDer- ""''P- A red rose which the child
lations and attempts to talk with wore when 'onnd Inside a paste-
those believed alive on the sub'
.marine S-4 on the bottom of the i
ea. Diver Michaels, one of the :
score or more divers on the :
Vrvrterwas forced to remain under j
he"freezing cold water for three (
hours when his diving lines be-:
rame tangled, tho message added, i
pie was rescued by a brother! OLD
jdiv,er. Kadie, and removed to the 1
iiavaL hospital at linston in aj
I serious couuilion.
The message was from Rear
'Admiral Drumby in charre of
rescue operations.
-4iidieations that at leist one
i'maln ballast tank of the S-4 is
free of water wore given in the
mu. ,u v I. (,.li Baa.
"Continually blowing tanks sal
rage airlines his brought large
quantities of air bubbles to sur
face. 'This is an Indication at least
one main ballast tank Is un
board box, was pressed today In
the Campbell family Bible. Mrs.
Campbell Is a grandmother, and
also an experienced nurse. She
said the baby was the best
Christmas present she could bare
received.
AD ;!: tiOLF
i'lNALLV- DISPROVED
I SAN DIEOO, Dec. 19. (IP)
'One of the best known adages of
the royal and ancient game of
golf that the match Is most oft
I en woo with the putter was
j knocked Into a cocked but yester
i day by Leo DIegel, professional,
of the Fenlmore Country club,
i New York, as he flashed around
I to win the (2500 San Diego
I Country club open tournament.
Diegel had low total of 214
, for the E4 hole of medal play
watered. Sea entirely too rough i to wln ,lr"t money ' "00 ver
foj:iUving and getting worse. Onlone of the greatest golfing fields
account of very serious condition
in, diver Michaels the Falcon Is
(proceeding to Boston to land him
1st naval hospital as Impracti
Vshle to land him t another ves
sel. Falcon will leave Provlnce-
lown Immediately.
Strother in charge."
that has ever
western event.
competed in
vi;t;;s disappointed.
PENDLETON, Ore., Dec. 19.
(AP) Safe blowers some time
Commnnder. Sunday night, blew the heavy
outer safe of the Pendleton
: freight offleo of tho Northern Pa-
NEW LONDON, Conn., Dec. 19. iclflc company. The inner door
(AP) Rescue workers at tho withstood the charge and the
sreu of the sunken 8-4 off Pro- J looters left without securing any
viuiel.own, Mass., were still in i.thlng. This Is the second time in
communication with the survivors I two year that the safe has been
uf the torpedo room of the under-'blown,
"LET YOUR
GLASS
f St.. 1 ....!
his own daughter Is a second j R.' c'. Spink of ChiloatUn was
Judah Iscarlot many times more t -siness vi3itor in the city'
wicked than the worst modern today. , , .
criminal. , I ,
"If by 8:00 p. m. tcdny yon j Now-Domnsey ay ho may re
have not received my telephone ! ,ire- don't forget Uiat .lef-
can men noia a quiet iunerai
service at your cemetery with
out the body cri Sunday the
18th. Only God knows where
the body of Marian Parker
would rest in this event. Not
much effort is needed to take
her life. She may pass out be
fore 8:00 p. m., so I could not
affcrd to call you and ask for
Ihe S1500 for a lifeless mass rf
flesh. I am base and low, bat
I would not stoop to that depth.'
This missive was signed "Fate
Fox," and was followed by a
summary of instructions which
Parker was to follow.
Briefly, he was to bring J1500
in $20.00 gold certificates, come
alone and unarmed and stay in
his car.
"The slightest cause cf mlsbe-
bearicr on your part at this mo
ment will be tragic," the letter
read. "Don't attempt to follow
when you get the girl, ml will
do as I say and I hope to
r.od that vou will have sense en
ough to do exactly as I havo said.
TROUBLES BE OURS"
All kinds of Class
purposes
for all
Estimates gladly furnish
ed for:
SASH DOORS
FRAMES
CAEINET WORK
The Glass House
Phono 477-W 11th and Pine
Our Suggestion
for a Gift or Prize.
Pol
Cara Nome
, Bath Salts
A popular package for gift
purposes.
A spoonful cr two In the
bath softens the water and
edds a delightful odor.
1.50
STAR DRUG
STORE
Klamath Falls. Oregon
For All Couglis
and All Ages
bale and
Children like
it. Mothers W
r" endorse it. All
rfrt rprn'V.
mend it. r
. .nM Sir.n
Underwood's Pharmacy. K
Winter Is Here!
DON'T HESITATE
Order Your Fuel Toda
Pine and Fir Body Wood
also
LIMB WOOD
Xmas Trco Given
With Each '
Order
JOHNSTON'S
PHONE 314 1321 SO. 6TH
Riihsenuent developments re
vealed that the child wa already
dead leng before her last note
was received by Parker. ,
WM. R. HEARST.
IS CONDEMNED
m i
(Continued from page 1) '
and of his testimony before the
committee "leads lr the inevit
able conclusion that you are not :
only unfair and dishonest but
that you are entirely without
honor."
The special committee Invcstl-,
gating the authenticity of tho
documents had adjourned hear
ings until December 27, seek
ing additional ' papers, perhaps
from the Mexican-government It-j
self, as a check on the docu-t
ments. ;
t :
I Deeds Filed 1
, :
Vnlted States to Minor Lewis; ;
E'4E4 of Sec. 1-29-9.
Otto H. Orhs et ux to I!.
Van Iliper; lot 13-H, block
Uailroad addition.
O. W. Corneil et ux to O.
Van Hlper; lot U-A, Mock
Kailroad addition.
Fred Peterson et ux to J. V.
Mnrtt: (contract of sale) NWU
SV of Sec. 14-39-8; $4500.
John F. (icldsworlhy et ux to , j
J. W. McCoy and H. C. tiroes- it
beck; S'ASEU of Sec. 1S-40-10.
Slate Supt. of Banks to Hom
er F. Itoberts et ux; lols 8, 9,
Sec. 4-40-11.
W. i, Dwver et ux to O. T..
Hoe; W(4 of lot 3, block 32, Hill
side addition to Klamath Falls.
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The Kansas man
kicked on the nose
must bare had hi
who was
by a mule
face lifted.
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