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THE EVENING I1KRAUX K1AMATH 1'ALLS, OREGON
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. Editor
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Published every afternoon except Sandiy by The Herald Publlsh
Idi Company at 102-123 South Fifth si reel, Ktamatfc Folia, Oregon.
BISHOP TALKS :
TO KIINISi
JCntered second dm natter at the postofflce at Klamath Falls, !
Oregon, OB August 30, 1906, under act ot Congress, March I, 1879.
Taking. as, his lex I,
- Ttj Mall IVllTCTeil by Carrier-
On Tear . 15.60 One Year 50
8I Monlba ... 75 Six. Months ; S.SO
Three Montlii 1.7S Three Month! 1.95
" Ona Month .. ,6S One Month .85
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of all news dlriKitrhrs credited to It or not otherwise credited In this
paper, sand also the local new published therein. AU rights ot republi
cation of special dispatches herein are also reserred.
Thursday, January 26, 1928
Gigantic Growth
Think back just a short time and remember the empty
store building which was converted into a ten-cent pic
ture show. You saw the fire department going to the
fire, you saw the comedian hurling the custard pie, and
you went away smiling. ......
Little di dyou realize that the foundation for one of the
biggest business enterprises the world has ever known
- was then being laid.
Little did you realize that the foundation for one of the !
reached the high brackets note the dispatches which tell j ert fl
today of a deal involving one hundred' million dollars.
The Fox corporation 1 as bought the West Coast nnd
Wesco string of theatres through the country, and will
"operate under one head." '
Thus, the little empty store room business of a short
Service.
I Above S e I f", Hishnp William
! Kriulngton addressed the mom
j hers of the Klwanla club In a
most inspiring; talk at the noon
j I mi eh eon today. Thai till prnb
' leme must eventually yield In the
,' spirit of friendship was pointed
1 out by nishop Remington.
"Not only do service clubs nd
j vance the interest of the (ens
'fortunate, hut they advance In
terest In I ho entire community.
You cannot possibly live where
I service cltibs are prominent with
; nut reaping benefit". Bishop
Remington ueelured.
I Citing Minneapolis ns an ex
I ample of effective service club
work, the lllshop related how
1 ninny years ago u service clnli
sponsored the- movement for a
public pluy ground and as a r.i
snlt of that inovonieut tho city
today has. spent more, than ten
million dollars for play grouud.
public golf courses un.l other
places of recreation.
"Play grounds are essenlinl (o
every community", he concluded.
I (ieorgc Cunning, presided as
'chairman of tho noon lutichton
iand invited K, .M. Chilcole and
his division of nitie men to be
guests at the head of the tuble
as a courtesy for their having a
one hundred percent attendance
at the luncheon last week.''
E. II. Kalsiger defeated Harb-
oover by a . large majority
in the race for president -.which
was counted by straw vole. A.
number of other candidate were
in the race, soflle of 3 bent rutMl
ning close to ttaisiger. -T
E. M. Chilcole and his division
will have charge of the program
Leh erg ; From
'the People
Herald, " j
ad it .ynit "
Editor of The Evening
Dear Sir; . ,
I would lie very glad
would give this letter sisien ih
your columns. Too murk credit
ranunl be given the : American
I.okIou post of Klamath Fulls- for
llielr efforts. - . .1
"Praise to the American Leg
lou of Klamath Fnila and to 11.
E. Cell and tho Veteran's hospl
lul In Portland tor service rend
ered to nij- friend Arthur Ker
rirr . 1 railed Mr. tints ai S.tiil
o'clock ill Ihe uftoriiooii und laid
him Mr. Ferrler, was ill and
needed hospital care. Mr. tleti
had transportation lor Mr.-Fer
rer the next niorning at 8:vil I
o'clock,. I received a card frmn
lii 111 in which he stated tho hivv
pital staff were wenderful to him
and lhat we should lit, verv slud
that wo huve Hie kind of an 1
orgnuixntion with whiclf to take i
care of disabled world war veter
ans. ' , 1
M. UKEVES.
406 Main Street.
KAIL T START .
Because a tieeessiirj; part of
tho mill engine was missing,- the
smalt 'portable Weyerhaeuser
plant five milea west of Kluinath
Falls on the ilolllduy mill site
failed to open yesterday as sched
uled. Weyerhaeuser o f 1 1 c I uls
here have been obliged to send
away for the necessary equip
ment. .
'Harold Davis
! ; Wins Decision ;
.: a 'in J
tt.s rovu 000s
At The Liberty
At The Pine. Tree
KOSEIirtlC, Jan. S. '
Harold Davis of Etigeue, . won j capos
an unpopular decision over Sinn-1 has surpassed
llnrd riding und swifl union
uiurk . Tom , Mix" luteal, "Tim
Canyon of Light" now showing
I Ihe Liberty Theater. For breuth
j Inking Htispense nerve tingling
(A'l-r-' csi lieAiienl. and liulr raising es-
It is doubtful If eve,, Tom 1 ""Vl,"l . " "
..,., ... . . i sii enu oesirueu 111
ley Stewart of Portland ill a tills gripping drama of the Iron-8-iouud
boxing match here last Her. Not only are there some real
night. Stewart was tho aggressor shock, producer lu the nioiiu
Ibroughout and 'In the second i lHuous country where, many uf
Davis down lor the I i" tucea are tuxun mil uai-
tie scenes 111 rrnnce, wnore Tom
plays the part of a dlspalrhr
round put
county of nluo, but by a series :
til hi k unK" pii hi ii'h ifui lieu i ... , - , . ,. . ,. ,
Stewart groggy in the second and "l,r' ar0 u," fu" ot "'""
eighth rounds nnd obtained a u"l,'ll!"'- . . , .
tWtj to ono decision, joe Jowt-tl 1. '
of Portland Scott llollliigs of! PAtiK MR. til PI.IN
Kla'muth Falls, fought an S-; Judge: School girls ot Yakl
round draw. Hulling was clov-j . Wnsh., have made an upple
erer thun Jeweu but the' hitler i I'1" 'net In diumeler, right
was glv n credit for nggresslve- , Inches, deep and filled with a Ion
ncss. Ju 11 seml-tlnal Johnnie or frulis, but a wondejliii movie
I.ee ot Khitnnlh Fulls knocked j Ibis would uiuke If they could
mil II11I Hudson of Eugene l.t the ; only rind 11 comedian strong en
first round. ' ough to throw II.
Tlin biggest things are the
sliupU'St. Nn.L, iHiillliliiXlty or .em.
01 Ion. bul .lis depllt and Irulb
murk real grenlness. In the. In
stance ot "lion 1 1 nr." til the
Plllo Tree Theater, love gild re
venge are llm sup re 1110 motives
tho Itoin
house ot
lliir; l4ve, nil lueoiisolubln pas
sion lhat makes Us hwo svareh
the wide world over lo find his
Inst mill her and sister, und l.ovu
the flowering ' ot youth's umv
Hons to his true 111 .He. Esther:
these sit the keys lo Hen llur'e
heart u,id llinso are the elements
of nppeul that make his alury
ao engrossing, '
PNEUMONIA
Call f hynivUiu Thn Ufllr.
"tmrj(nc liMitnnl with
VICKS
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Oer II fleu JmnDfJ ..rh
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timo jio-n Vino MnoonnaiJ int r W ..(, t 'or next Ihursuay. noon.
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enterprises.
Radio Program.
'
Selfishness?
V;";No more amusing thing has happened in a long time
f'than the attitude of some of the state newspapers when
they charge Klamath Falls with selfishness rehuive tb the
i'V cross-state railroad and the Modoc Northern. '
There is nothing selfish about wanting cae job done be
;' fore another is begun, especially in view of the fact that
K excuses have been. the cause of Oregon s lack of railroads 1 7:is-8, orchestra concert: 8-.
tun T,nt ,rt Istui
Obituary
rm t i,.RA noYi.E v,
ii'lara Doyle, wife of Martin F.
Doyre passed away nt beq late
residence 15U5 Martin avenne on
Thursday morning ' at : ts : 3 1
KGW,' Portland, 491.5m -o-clock. The end came following
C::w p. m., dinner concert: ,6:30- an Illness of several months tdura-
7 :."u, (Golden West concert: 7: Si)-, Hon. In addition to her husband
7:40. educational lecture: 7:40-8,; she leaves n son 1 Karl Conrad
popular.-entertuinment. by TomJ l)oyle. her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
my Luke's Flower C.lrls; -. 1 Israel Mc.Mlchael. all of Port Ang
Calpet hour: 9. Longines time eles, Washington and a brother
signals: S-:J0. Dodge Bros." pro-1 and sister of Portland. Mrs. Uoylu
gram: 9:30-10, "Moon Magic'
KOIN. Portland. 31m -7 p.
m., dinner concert: 7:00-7:15,
amusement guide and utility:
.-for the past fifteen years.
;? There :iB nothing selfish about, Klamath's request for
completion of the Modoc Northern railroad, which has
p been ordered built. .
: . Neither is there anything selfish in this city advocating
the completion of a line of road that will give a better
, freight rate to all Western Oregon products that are
' shipped east.
7X
ED I TOR I A L S
; ' FROM OVER THE NATION
dio artists: 9-9:30. Hawaiian
music. .
KEX. Portland. 23m 6:30-7
p. m., "Onr Gang:" 7-8. dance
music: 8-8:30. studio program:
8:30-10, chain concert; 10-12,
dance music
K.MO.- Tacoma. 254.1m S-10
p. m., studio concert.
KFOA, Seattle. 447.5m 6-6:30
p. m.. sightseeing program: 7:30
8, vocal trio: 8-9, studio con
cert; 9-10, .Pacific coast network
concert.
was born in California and was
40 years of age at the time of
her passing. Private funeral ser
vices will be held at the . Earl
Whrtlock funeral home, pin ave
nue at Sixth on Friday afternoun
at 3:00 o'clock. Interment will
be made In the Linkville ceme
tery, r . . ,
KI.BF.RT 4'OOPKK ' -:'
Elbert Crtoper. well known res-;
Ident of Dorris, - Calif., passed
away on Thursday morning- fol
lowing a brief Illness. He Is sur- :
rived vhy bis wife and a' daugh-1
ter. Mr. Cooper was In his 60th
year at the-time ot his . passing.
Theffltaintl htt 1n "fafd' of the
Karl Whitlork funeral home. Pine
avenut) at" Sixth. Funeral ar-1
rangeinent will he announced
later. . . -
percentage of this wheat was ex
ported, or will be exported, are
not yet at hand, but in 1924.
' 29.9 per cent of the wheat crop
I was exported: in 1923. 19.6 per
and steel In great quantities, cent and In 1922. 25.6 per rent.
120,760,195 net long of coarse If 25 per cent of the lake
freight were carried on lake 'wheat brought down during the
cargo boats fu 1927. , This was ' year Just ended goes overseas,
only 529,307 tons short of the. the foreign shipment will be
f A coxnxcixa akgvmext.
.-- Toledo Blade: Notwithstand
ing; the slump last year In the
automotive industries and some
other lines which consume iron
high record mark set in 1926.
Cargoes of bituminous coal, lime
atone and wheat were greater
than ever before, but Iron ore
shipment foil from the high mark
ot 59,000,000 gross tons in 1923
to 51,000,000 tons. Three-quarters
ot the ore tonnage loss was
overcome by the greater tonnage saving
or coal, stone and wheat. cents
about 88.750,000 bushels. Tbe
wheat price, fixed in Liverpool.
Includes the freight charges.
When the proposed St. Lawrence
sea cut is completed, and wheat
can be carried overseas without
breaking bulk, the freight rate
will be reduced greatly. The
Is estimated at 8 to 10
bushel. On the 10-cent
MLET.YOUl
GLASS
TROUBLES" BE OUR3"
All kinds of Glas
purpose -'
for ..all
An. authority on marine mat-' basis, the wheat growers would
ters says that for the first time; be saved 18,875,000 in one year:
in tbo history of the Great Lakes' on the 8-cent basis. 1 7.100, 000.
the wheat movement by boat ex- That would be substantial farm
ceeded 360,000.000 bushels the relief.
total approximating 355,000,000 j In . tbe figures there is the
bushels. . - (most convincing argument for
Statistics showing just what I pushing the St. Lawrence project.
MILLS LADIES
AUXILIARY IS
ed at the cloge ot the business
meeting.
The carpenter .work 00 . the
Congregational community sun
day school expects to hold their
sessions there in another week.
A large number of Klamath
Falls business men have been
more than generous In their do
nations towards the building and
many workmen have donated
their labor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hendcrs who
have been renting an aoartment
New$ Notes of Klamath i E'GTM ZfrkV '"V1" ycar-
raui jneaiaenuai uw
born
trict Told
(Special to The Herald)
(Mrs. Kelson F, Cole, correspondent)
MILLS ADDITION, Jan. 26.-
part of Mills addition and moved
to their new home the first of
the week.
John Cole, the small son of
Hot. and Mrs. N. F. Cole, who
has been 111 with bronchitis, is
reported as rapidly Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams of
Weiser, Idaho, who were return-
KCfMO, Beat'tle. W'ash.,' 305.9m
6 p.. ni., concert orchestra; 7.
vocal and orchestral music; 8.
orchestral and vocal music; 9-10,
Pacific coast network; 10-12:30.
orchestra and popular songs.
KCiO, Oakland. 384.4m 6:00-1
6:55 p. m Ben's little sym-i
phony orchestra: fe:5S-7:30, ulil-j
ity: . 8-9. dramatic program; 9.1
time' signals; 9-10, Pacific coast j
network concert; 10-11, Hotel'
St. Francis dance orchestra.
. Kjn, Seattle. 348.6m 6-6:30
p. in., time signals and utility; !
6:30-7:30. dinner concert; 7:30-!
8:30, "fireside program:" 8:30-,
10) chain program; 10, time sig
nals; lu-12, dance, music. I
KFI, Los Angeles. 468.5m !
6:15 p. m.J . radiotorial period;!
6:30. Henri Starr; 7. V. 8. C..
program; 8, studl oconcert; 9-10.
Pacific coast network concerts; !
10-11, modem classics. ;
KFON. Long Beach. 241.8m j;
6 p. m., .request period; 6:15-7.'!
concert orchestra; 7-8, old-tinre !
barn dance; 8-9, hand concerts !
9-10, "Masterpiece" concert; 10- ;
II, concert; 11-12, dance frolic.
knx, Los Angeles, 337m--6:30-7
p. m.. concert orchestra;
7-8, organ recital: 8-9, 81 u die 1
recital; 9-10, orchestra; 10-12, i
dance frolic. . ' . j
KPO. San Francisco. 422.3m, Mu:tcrolciseaytoapp!vnndwoik
6:30-7 p. m.; board of education right away. It may prevent acoldfrom
program; 7-7:15. book review; tumimy into "fiu" or nneumonin. It
7:15-7:30. "Sports on the Air;" ; does allftegixid work of krajKmiothci'g
8-9, Pacific coast network con-1 mustard plaster. v i
eerts;. 9-10, Pacific coast net-1 hlimeroleisaclean.Khiteointrrient,
work concerts; 10-11, dance or-1 made of oil o( mustard and other home
chestra. 1 gimples. It is recommended by many
KYA. Ran Francisco, 309m 1 doctors and nurses. Try Muiterole (of
8-9, international hour, studio j sore throat, cold on the chest, rheuma
program; 9-10, novelty program: j tjsm,lumlso,pknirisy,stiilneck,bron-10-11,
carnival night at Apollo ehitis, BMhina, neuralgia, congestion,
care, i ... - . i fjains and acricsof the back and joints,
KFRC, San Francisco, 451.3m ' ipraint. sore muscles, bruises, chilblains.
6:30-7 p. m sports talk: 7-! trotted leet cuius ol all sorts.
10 to 40 REDUCTIONS
' ; In Mo.t All ;
HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
, Only , 4 More Days of Our January Clearance Sale
Walnut Flnl.lf ' High (ira.le IVOItV
CIIIH'OMKIt ' 1 lllgli tra)t( Walnut I llll'l OMI It
lleglilur lrlre ' ' ' 1 HlMKIt It.-giilne Price
SIT-KI 7 Iti'guliu- Price 1 0.7,1
Sale Prlcei ' It -- Hl..-l Sale I'Hi-e.
' $12.50 fl 00 " 5-75
' Solid Onk ' , '' ' i'htiteoc W ft'ker
IIKKSSKIt NKW ItlM'KKKS
Itegular 'l"rlce " . 1111 V III (it, V It.-giilne Prh-e,
SIH..VI f"1" SH.K.1
Kale Prl.-e $20.00 Prli
$15.00 $6.50
' Walnut
XHL SPKIXfJ V.!.1m1,.HK 40 POIMI
lr.lln.e ,K.m .41.1, 4 OTTtIN
No SU.IH lt. Ulrr.l .te l'ric. ' M 1THFHS
. $13-00 '
T - Moll A lit IIKI 1X1 IMilli:i T.UII.K
All Padlocks, ltulrher IIA'KNPOHT Itegutnr Price
Knlrra, Srrrw Driver), ,M ,M,uiid Silk Fl S7..V
Plh-rs. SclMMins MiTTIIFSM Kali Prkt aH.7.1
20 Reduction li'rJ u..n..M,i tiiair
Large Assortment $127.50' $1.15
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Lucas Furniture and Hardware
826 Main . ;.
Estimates gladly furnish
ed for: . '
SASH DOORS '
FRAMES ' "
CABINET WORK
The Glass House
Phone 477-W 1 1th and Pine
hf---.p--2
When You Catch Cold
Rub 0a Musterole
7:30, the Hawaiians; 8-9, cour-i
tesy concert; 9-9:45, movie club;
10-12, danco orchestra. j
Of . course, . If Tunney should)
wish to fight for someone other i
than Mr. Itickard,-. 'twould. be 4,-
easy. Among the many gents 7-
Tex Hasn't signed to fight exclti- y
slvely for him are James J. Cor- ,
Dett, Kogers liornsby and a con
pie of democratic delegates tht:
To Mothtrti Muiterole U also .
made la milder form for
bebjes and small cbil4rea
Ask for Children's Miutarole,
Jan & Tubs
can't be located.
Bttt than a nauttad platter
women 01 the Congregational . In from Lonr Reach Tall fort.!.
Community church Bunday school 1 were In Klamath Falls on Wed-i
no oiner leaning women 01 nesday visiting at the home of
Mills Addition met at the home D. Ellis Young and Burt Haw
of Mrs. L. E. French on Tuesday I kins. T he Williams are former
afternoon lo . organize a Ladles I residents of the Klamath Basin.
Auxiliary. Mrs. Nelson F. Cole .The K. L. French and 8lan
prestded as chairman of the meet- ley Berry families are enjoying
Ing and Mrs. W. I. Hopkins, see-1 rsdlos which they recently had
retary. The following otricers Installed. .
were elected: Mrs. Nelson , F. . '
Cole, president; Mrs. K. D. Jones,
vice-president; Mrs. W. J. Hop
kins, secretary and treasurer;
Mrs, O. Randall was appointed
chairman of the constitutional
committee. It was voted to hold (
Ihe meetings the first Thursday
ot each month. The next meet-.
In will be held at the home of-.ad merit badges at tbe regular
Mrs. Burt C. Hawkins on Thttrs- court of honor to be held r.t the
day afternoon, February second, j library on Friday evening at
The hostesses for tbe afternoon 1 7:30 o'clock. ' .
wore: Mrs. E. L. French, Mrs. I - Attorney Kollo C .Oroesbvck
W. Edwards and Mrs. L. Pyle. I will preside as chairman of th?
llellelous refreshments wora eerv-1 program. . . .
SCOUT COURT
VILU BE HELD
More than 30 Boy ficouts of
Klamaih Falls will receive recog
nition, many of them to be award-
$10.00
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xasi e nm vor)i ci,D
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Just a Few Days Left
of Our Monster
Clearance
January
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