The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1928, City Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ i r i ii 1 t. THE-EVENlKO.'HERALn.' KLAMATH. FALLS. OREGON V ' Monday', Fclmiliiy 1.1,- 1028 Qtfv Sunning HralR T. B. MALARKET f.- B. ENUL18H ..Editor .Business Manager Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Herald Publish D Com pan r at 102-121 Sooth Fifth street, Klamath Falls. Oregon. In Honor, of LindyV Flight to Franca fcmsred aa second elaaa matter at tha postofflce at Klamath FalU, Orafoa, on August SO, 1106, under act of Congress, March 1. 1879, Br Mail On Tear Sti Montba .. , ThrM Months Ona Month Delivered by Carrier -..36.00 One Tear 16.50 1.76 Six Montha J. SO 1.78 . Three Monthi , 1.95 .(5 - - One Month .66 . A8SOC1ATEO PRESS LEASED W1RK M.EMBKR OF AUDIT BCREAU OP CTRCIXATIOX ' Mentor mt rhe wtntr4 pig n.. The Aeeoolate41 Preaa U eacluelvely entitled to Iht dm or republication of all newe dlepatrhee credited to It or not otherwise credited la I ri I caper, aana alao the local newe publtahed therein.- All rlahle at republl- ,ltlo of apeelal dlepatehea hereta are alao reaerTed ; ! Monday, February 13, 1928 . - - Abraham Lincoln , 'Throughout the nation today the press of the United i States is singing praises of Abraham Lincoln his friends ' ' "in Sangamon county, Illinois, called him "Abe Linkern, theeller who was so funny he could make a cat laugh." ' :(. Today shiny-faced, bright-eyed little girls and boys are j., being led. through appropriate exercises marking the birthday of Lincoln, February 12. Children-like, their -.. Appreciation of Lincoln exercises is perhaps slightly dull ed by disappointment at not being awarded a holiday. . Thoughts are dwelling on this great man,' the one and only man who could have saved the nation. . His under , standing bridged gaps of misunderstanding: his intelli gence and courage guided the United States through, the hurricane of civil strife and, finally, into the peaceful! aa ae ..... . ...... Day 01 national Unity ana combined national purpose. . Frank Vlttor, Pittsburgh sculptor, has Immortalized Lindbergh's ",; Such nhrases as the above were heard in nearlv pvorv ! ,,lRnt acroM Atlantic in this place to be cast In brome If ton- , oucn pnrases as me aooe, were neara in neany every , ,h. niece win he erected on Le Bonnet field.- Paria Class room in the- nation today; editorial pages of the ' vrhere Lindbergh landed. The dominating figure is "winged youth," nation's press recite glowing generalities of the "Savior j pnn: statue of Liberty and Eiffel tower. . . !j ; 1 y County Court Proceedings I Kxpendlturea Klamath County, ; Deeembar, 1J7 I Court December 7th. 117, to January 4th. M3t. CritRKNT KXIUNHK. FfNIU. Counlv Court nnil (uiuuuwlonmtl L Mileage Juilgo and Commlaslonera. .1 41 oo Uunrlutlue and 1'eat Ioune, 41 Sd Ally foea and collia-tlon uriuuiuent tiutea . JIS&.OO term County Suppllra. telcgrnma, etc. ... Total , ! Hlierlffa Offh-xt Hoard of prtaouer Jull on., etc Auto, tvavullua wx.,.traua, pr(oneria.... Wexteru Vnldit, aorrliKa ..' Druinmoiul 1'rlnt Shop, supplier.. ... American Surety Co., bond ... l.akeottlo l.br. Co.. auppllva...., ... Mux llurtelrudu. aervliuta. Htockwoll iwk Co,. auppllva.... .. Kurt E. Huwklns. poaiaae -:.. liomliigtou llutlneaa, ervlce,..T ..... Total y ( l.-rk'e tlffl.fi 1 C. It. He Lap, pontage... ltoberta A Harvey, supplied. C. A. Maydvn. bond ' Koke Vhapman Co., aupplloa..... 1.10 Kt.lH 378.61 S 43 10.60 16.00 t.&6 8.00 10.00 vlU.OO 1.36 I 747.86 ...r ... 10.00 45 41.00 18.73 : of our country". "The Great Emancipator.'' ' " The Herald, on the other hand, desires to touch on the phase of Lincoln's life which is little mentioned, and then only in' & hushed,, withdrawn manner ;ihia home life nd, "" most of all, his brilliant, -ambitious, temperamental vand sharp-tongued wife, Mary Todd Lincoln. - . , 11 The- general impression, hazy and indefinite, is that Lincoln succeeded in spite of his. wife; that she was an everlasting drag, a heckling virago, a woman with a temper, -w-ith no understanding and with -little of the homing instinct of the western American, mother. , Springfield, Illinois, matrons frankly disliked her. Gos sip enlivened afternoon tatting circles gossip' of-Lincoln's unhappy home life. ; The pore wp read of Mary Todd, the more we con aider Lincoln's early life in Illinois, the; more: 'ar6 We 'in clined to believe that Mary Todd Lincoln took a hand in the forging of that great character, mind and , EDITORIALS From over the -Nation j Radio Program : KOW, Portland. 1.6m 6-7 JAP.JX BRE.IKS.AXOTHER TR-DITIOX Edwards Dependable Coffee pro Igram: 7:30-7:46. horticultural 1 ; lecture;- 7:46-8. trarel lecture; i 8-S. Shell Oil company, program; ie.lo IUII UmiM mtfM rnn- . Time: Officially announced at j cert:' io-ll, Broadway and Boule Tokyo, last week,, waa the en-jTards." , gagement ot the Imperial Japan- KOIK. Portland. 319m 6-7 p. ese heir presumptive. Prince m dinner concert: 7:15-8. ox- ,.l,m1, . . : rhestra music; . 8-8:30, musical Chlchlbu. to a commoner. Miss tc,wre,. g:J0.9i U(,0 ,rU.,.: Setsu Matudsaira; , . i 9-10. orchestral concert; ,:. 10- In Japan the sensation . far H;30. dance frolic. . . transcended that which would! K EX.' Portland, 239m 6:S0-7 "L. ,APBVr?XOnla.n- ,BtP- hdren s program; 7-8. th? betrothal of Edward of Wales dan( matia: g.j,,. ,tndlo on- tt mere woman. The Britiah eti?10-12, rerue frolic . house of Windsor, is a sprig, a,' ' . . ., . sapling, an upstart compared to!" "11 '"TT?-., . th lun.n kn,,.. IP- - -""" proRram, .1-0. registrations, elu. Total .S... : i . KuglwH-r'a lfflce: J. K. DurUnd, service .. K. U IKiW- 1 r. Kelsay J. R, Franey A. K. Thomao J. R. Durlonil K. M. Bocker ..... J. V. llumbK.lt ..... W. It Rush J. C. Alexander F. 0. Hoan ... ' Mrs. R. B. Honry v- 1. R. Durland , J. F. Kelway , F. G. llogan Vm. Btium - J. R. DiKland - F. L. Dow . F. U Dow J. F. Kelea J. E. Franey J. R. Durland -.. Wm. Baum J. C. Alexander ......... W. R. Rush . J. F. Hamblltt K. M. Becker Total State Water Mjuetrri . tfervlcet r. ,.- 35.60 aMHan- 11.00 S0. 7 140.7 116.78 14.87 148.06 . 131.00 104.70 104.18 10.7 -S4.3S . : 11.87 18.80 11.60 38.34 36.00 7.10 66.40 46. 96 41.85 36.34 39.93 141.08' . 19.84 19.94 33.34 39.94 I ' 649.43 77.08 36.60 6.78 personality which saved ,the United States in the time of which reigned before the dawn.5.re"ra'vl'J?-:?.5,..I5!! its oreatAHf. rriela , - of recorded Japaneso history. . Lincoln was a man of dreams. , , uncoln was a man of dreams. Marv instillarl m - bition into him and the dreams bore fruit. Lincoln was a f i mooas, tne center of attraction with his funny f j . , tales one hour and a sad a"nd dijected figure the next Morver,he em'peror oHn ! "f 1. . rftm. ki cal nd Instrnmcnti 9:30-10, is a divine being, "descended from the Sun Goddess." Emperor talnment. Hlrobito has not yet a man child, I . JV- Spokane. 3. o.zm 8:00- and thua his brother. Prince Chi- :3?, P- m- orchestra; 8:30-8. chlbu.. Is still presumptlve'.y a "V""0,, Jf"'1"1'- she1' hour' ..i , ,u o .... 9-10. KGW concert. Mary .Todd Lincoln' was the rrMtmt indmmo.t 'week old school Jaoanese' wer : KFOA, Seattle, 447.5m 6:00- him from the inward gnawing of his emotions. Lincoln 'XS? IZli&ftua? probably would have been perfectly happy to occupy a jborn of once common woman. it'Jj0.' $w: J:r3t0?4:' hnorhal relatively prominent place in state politics. He was 'u.Cp !!0rlatt, Jf)a!,"e , rej'd Pacific cokstTe?work ; T10. con humility apd .modesty personified. Mary from the day fmSntenu ntre,rrtm KGW; 10"U' network she first married him told her friends "He's going to be ,,ather u the Ja,aneB ambassa- romo. Seattle. 305.9m 6:30 ; president of the United States some day." It became an MYuudarvciumarr" LTS? ".d- ofisesslon and her constant reference to the subject final--00"",cd an fnne",ei tfe- t" work: 9-10, orchestra and vocal Jy helped galvanize the latent genius of he husband into cnMaut".r.hetanndeae're3c-y V.-c." COnCe": " Action. ! i K '3 - Ann Rutledge waa Lincoln's, first and sweetest love Death took her shcrtly after she had plighted her troth to the aix-feet-four-inch giant with the twangy drawl and funny stories. After, he first proposed and was accepted by Mary Todd he lost courage. The wedding which had been announced for a certain date, did not take place.' They patched up their troubles and a year later were married. Her family attempted to dissuade her. They considered Mary was marying beneath her station. : - Shortly after Lincoln was beaten for re-cWtinn fnr . Ttesentetive from Illinois, he devoted months of his time to campaigning lor lieneral Zacharay Taylor. . His stump .speeches re-echoed thmnoh nuncio ti i j of votes for -."Old Hickory." As a reward ha was con j nidered for the. office , of land commissioner but in its t utead was offered the governorship rltory. That was a tuning point in his life. He vacillated: : ;Wbat should it be? . Oregon or Illinois?" The appeal of the pioneer west was ingrained, i On that decision rest ed the fate of a nation, later events disclosed. Who was the ..deciding factor? Mary Todd Lincoln.- She turned loose her battery of sharp adjectives, and by the time the Springfield home was silent once more Abraham had made.up.hia mind... He would remain in Illinois. , j ! Perhaps Mary Todd Lincoln was vain, perhaps she did I ' riavn n li i rrVi amk;t!nH 3 - 1 1 , ' """ aim .pernaps ner longue was in clined to sharpness still considering all these things, we can not help but feel that she lent the necessary material urge to.Lincoln's career.., What. he lacked in worldly ambition, she supplied. , , So, on this day that the United States bows its head in remcmUrance of a great American, at least let us give a thought to this proud an dintellifcent woman, Mary Todd Lincoln who said from the marriage altar on, "remember what I nay. Abraham' Lincoln will be president of the United States, some day.". . Now comes Jimmy Wataon of Indfana. who is r nnn in o- for president as a favorite son .from that state. All of to give her rank by adoption. KPI, Los Angeles,' 468.5b 6-7 r,ven so. nowever, sne j not ci p. m., dinner concert; 7-8, Music one of the five princely houses box hour; 8:30-10. concert by um.u uin me L,oa . Anreles Philharmonic icusly been chosen for Japanese orchestra: 10; 'network concert Imperial males. .The engagement KGO, Oakland. 384. 4ji 6:00- ot Miss Matsadaira shatters, a 6:45 p. m.. dinner concert: 6 46, precedent, and is In timo with What's Happening in the World; the quick tempo of modern Japan. 7-7:80, Utility service; . 8-9, net- (work concert; 9-10, "The 111- G LOSS ART OF DANCE TERMS, frima;" 10-11, Hpotllght hour , through the Pacific coast net- Aslo Kagoifan In Llfei Dance work. ' ' Hall A gathering, p'.ace, or aay '' KFRC, San Franclsoo. 454.3m lum, for half-baked youngsters, 6:30-7:30 p. m., concert by the drivellnr nlristera. von. vour wife. Cccellans: 7-7:30. concert hv the and other asinine asses who enjoy Kawailans; 8-10, blue Monday a Modern Dance Any series of jamnoree; iu-iz, dance frolic, violent contortions, accidental or KLX, Oakland, 608m 6:30-7 otherwise, executed on a polished V- m., dinner . concert; . 7-7:30, floor to tho accompaniment of news; 8-9, dance orchestra; 9- Modern Dance Music Any lv'v"MeT"lt Mucl"-..-nrns of mlBcellaneons and nn- - fvP'.61111 Francisco, 422.3m b:30-7:30 p. m., concert orchea- ira; -:i, dook review; 8-9 Total - ......... Dbiuirt AttonkFT'a IMTler: Shaw Mae Rea Staty. Co., auppllee. 4.45 M. E. Drlscoll, postajce 10.00- , . Bute Corp. Dept., services f...., , S.00. Total . " Coroaer'a Off Ire: Fees, Coroner, Wltneaaea and Jurore.... 266.06 Total X 1. .. Circuit Court: 8uppllea. . Fees. Jurors, Wltaaassa. meal ,: Jury. etc. . , 1.109.67 Court Roane: Telephone, Insurance, etc' ... 116.01 l!r!lthWfion: Pae. Tl. 4 Tel. Co., aervtoe. Total 1 11.71 681.13 -; County Poor Farm: , : Maintenance, repairs, etc. ..!.... Total '. .'. C'ooaty Poor awl Widows PrwialotMt - Poor not at, farm and widow's pensions... 1,311.00 Total .. ...i ... Tax ItcfsuMlt 103.06 chorus of miscellaneous and un related noises, made by such In- tit en munla a m iah, tu11ea tin (aanu automobile horns, horse fiddles' ?irl!hIV1' Faclflc coa and saxophones., which sounds "0.,,w?r: concert of Inter- like music after the fourth visit 1 ' y"lotr Total .... Justice 4ourta: ' , Fees Justice Courts, Jurors and witnesses.. 1,46?. 66 Inaane: ' - . - - .Examination Insane, witness (see, etc Total .. J..i HunUng Drowned Maa t,- 63.00 12.00 Total - :.X. TOTAL CURR1CNT EXPENSBS.... ' i ' .' MARKET ROAD FUXa Market Roads: - Supplies "' , " ' ii, ' 1 1 ,,, ', Homer Roberts, labor ' Henry Holtcbouser ll.7IO.lt I - 6.71 t 11,46 I 266.06 1,301.67 t 116.01, 11.71 t 683.63 11,312.00 f 103.06 . . , . . . 11,462.66 ; 63.00 f 12.00 $8,429.14 W. K. Ilnclii...r'. .. ' (Ion. W. Whllaclt . J. W. CrulKhi'Ail ('. It, MIK'hull W. F. CorkoJ C. L. Moore II. W; Harris K. C. Houi'h W. It. Mnyor J. K. McCulIvy Jack Muliier W, M. Un Main Jt. Hillings Fr.iuk Coakl W. C. Mayfleld ... . Henry Voss ' W. II. Hieiu-r F. K. Look , W. a. Hachulor J. K. .Mit'tilley Frank t'oakl W. C. Muylleld L. O. Ht lli-e Fraii k Coskl W. C. Miiyfleld J. K. McCullev W. E. Spencer ' C. L. Mltrhell Karl llrown Karl llrown Kurl llrown K remit sparks lloyil llruiinor Frank C'wkl W. V. Mnvdeld Joe Wrlgl.t Total ROM) Ito.Ml FI ND. Itnad Hmul: Hupplli'a ' K. M. l.H'ver. labor , Holly Hrrwur ..., ' Wm, Rowland ,..v. Fr Lonsley t lilnl Lousley W. B. Hpemer v v J. K. Mot'iillcy ;.; , A. 41. ' lledgecock , ., A. Rarllnl , , Etnlle Kaert , W. 1. Miller, contract r Hoy C tlUiaon. labor U. W. llrown, contract s . nr. 8.84 11.118 17 41) 9 98 . ,9.1k 4 911 1N.3M .1.911 n.mi 6 9!l 9.98 4 HII 31 98 1 198 47.46 31 96 6 98 6.99 19 911 34.96 IB 9 l83 36 .94 VJ.nt, 11.97 10 48 7.17. 4.74 . 33.7li lu 07 19.96 3.96 M .". . U 4 36.94 IS. 9H ' Total ..... Library: Supplies. I.I Hil l It V. KVXI). etc.. County Library,.. 1.', il:l.l UIBti 14.96 1197 7.98 7.98 11.99 4 911 3.9!l 324 Ort 1.36 1.660. 4 91.18 3.272.48 97.19 I 796.10 Total 1, I , II SCHOOL Fl'Ml. Bih Hehooli Salarle. supplies, tuition, Iransportattoa etc. ..,...,. 7.879.61 11,431.66 17.81 37,171.64 Total ,., V Apprord for publication Ibis 4lh dar of February, 1928, ' FRED II. UODDARD. Couoiy Judge. - . . nURREI.L SHORT. H U . Commlaslonsr. C. Tt. De Up. County Clerk. II. K.,.PITLAP. Ily. Eida Heal, Deputy,' . Commissioner. Irvln Holtzhouser .... Cecil Day .. ' Fred Thompson ... Homer Roberta Cecil Day- - ,,,, , Homer Roberts .... ..., Henry Holtsbouser ,. .... Irvln Holtzhouser C. L. Mitchell . ., J, "W. Craighead ' H. M. Harrla ....... .. C. L. Moore W. T. f :orkle Frank Coskl W. C. Mayfleld J. K. McCulloy Jack Matney , J. E. McCulley ., Jack Matney i, Frank CohI v W.'C. Majfleld L. ' F. I ret on ,. .,.. V. Hi Spencer A. M.' Hedgocock W. E. Bachelor J. E. .McCulley W. C Maytlcld W. B. flpenrer ,.... XV.. E. Bachelor ,.. A. M. Hedgecock J. E.. McCHlley,, t,. to the Punch Bowl A large ornamen- is-w 11, iTII tal bowl containing a beverage F.L,A!V1 A I tl CLUBS that was probably within the one-1 . UfiJ Vk Hl tTCTtKir half of 1 per cent limit before -,ar 'ii JiTVJ somebody spiked It with his ., j Hip Flask A little instrument' 11 waJ Batnrday night in Lan carrled by dancers and . other gell valley and people gathered people engaged In dangerous 00 at l" community hall early to cupations, very useful in resusci- welcome their neighbors from an tatlng victims of accidents or other valley. They came In num nervous collapse on .the danco he- They brought their orrhes- noor, ana necessitating frequent oeir singers and their actor, trips to the . - . Henley and Langnll mingled In an Clotk Room A ' place - that T'lu of" good fellowship nd cloik a multitude of thlnas It Iun "ak'ne. . - wasn't Intended to cloak, after Hans Xylander presided and In . .. returning from which you can o 'doing he brought out tbs Koa'' '-"lulpmeatt dance with what they call strain of Mark Twain humor that Supplies .......... Daneing Expression The look h" Kverr waa an- ,,, of rapt, vacuo.ts. utter idiocy ob- ou,c", y Hans in a way that! servable upon the face of any ave fu" "ndersUndlng luit at I ' modern. ereaiied.hairaH ilinr, l,itw time,. Carried wfth it I Hoan Fnnd: hound known as a ia ,l,a" nt merriment that acted t Supplies flood Dancer What's fellow ? t:n,c ,he "nlirf Mtlier- has to be to keep bis feet from K' ' ' ' " ' being walked on by the other! After the pri.xram a dance fol- j louts so that he can , (lowed with mtmlc furnished by I tne nemoy orchestra. . Later in the evening refreshments were Iservod. . . .. " 7 ' . - ! ....... 166.76 , 26.lt , 16.86 . 16.96 ' , , 3.19 . 7.18 , 6.00 7.98 19.47 3.99 . .' 3.-.. 4.89 1 9.98 10.81 . 9.36 9.98 : 20.97 20.97 19.23 -19.22 .6 90 f . 6.99 : 8.99 r t.99 , 634.00 27,96 ; 11.97.--11.9)7- . 14.97. . 4.99. '23.14 16.21 16.21. 19.02 Total , ROAD EQCnomXT PCND.. 7,481.02 ROAD FVXD CLAOU. 11,031.01 17,456.024 Enjoy a Dante Sit ons out. KMOTIIKR. TIIK PtCKKK Christian Advocute: Aunt -I II' Before adjournment after hild flx your grapefruit for you, dear, night it waa voted that Langull vaiiey should return the visit at an early date. At that time ait lot Lauecll.wlll vlilt Henle-, . ' 1 n.lh.'t, il t. ... ' " Mi' ru ii ior yon, oeir. wnicn means the boys are stacking up a strong opposition "u-'h sugar shall i put on to Hoover. - : . ... , , Elsie Too much,- please, . -ir-. ,j .. .. . - Auntie , . . . .. , ' t , . - .... John. K. Jnnssen, labor ..... Jno. O. Janssea C. Janssen Jno, K. Jansson ,r Iee Suttou W. B. Spencer W. O. Hnrdberger W, K. Chnpiunn ... , J. P. Butler ..:.........'...' Freeman Gentry L. T. Meek C. L. MHebell P.- K - Look -v,.w..,. ' 764.21 16.46 3.99 , 9.47 ' v -7.98 -.43.68 41.94 ' 1 6.M 11.98,, . . 3.99 3.99' , 11.97 . ,- 1.80, . k Serve Waffles in the, Evening! Crisp, hot, golden-brown waffles but termaple syrup! There's nothing a man would rather eat nothing a wo man can prepare and serve more easily and gracefully." An electrio waffle iron is an appliance 1 beloved of hostesses, for it; enables them to bake right at the table the most delicious waffles in the world, and ' to serve them piping hot to their de lighted guests. , Serve electric waffles . at your, next party I ' . . , ' ' See. our big display of ; Waffle Irons for February . ''Waffle Mdjith; ' February Special- $13.00 Hotpoint , - Waffle Iront , , I :-::'". $9.95 on Power Company. v V' kLAMATH FALLS, OREGON x-'. . . .t . . . 1 1