The Evening herald., April 21, 1928, City Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Saturday, A)iil 2l, 1!2S
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v SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928
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Facing the Issue
friends of Nick Sinnott, and they are numbered in all
political parties,, are confronted with the problem of
whom to send to congress in Nick's place from this con
gressional district. Already a number have announced
their intention to contend for the nomination, but this
means little.
What republicans and others who have supported that
ticket for fifteen years must center on, is a plan to keep
out a democrat from the national congress.
There are only two things that can stop Klamath's
growth and impede the growth of the entire Eastern
Oregon country. One is a war, which no one anticipates
and the other is a democratic administration. Nothing
would set us all back so much as to have four years
offdemocratic government, for invariably the democrats
fall down completely when it comes to running the nation.
Jt would be a blight on the name of Oregon to send
a democrat to congress from the second district and those
who feel they are called to run should take stock and
sei if they are liable to be beaten by a democrat. If they
are, they should support the strongest man republicans
can name, thus continuing the Sinnott policies and at the
Fame time preserving the good name of the state, besides
insuring a period of better business conditions than has
ever followed a democratic victory. '
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Wan ll Mrs, I iu-iw
. Mi k Carter. th famous sleuth,
wua hi thi city yeateriiay. Nlrk
b;ia left liU old liHiintH of lilK
eltlea whore he hnii been Jaltiiiic
vlllluna ami resell I in fulr inutileiia
a it rl t-l In li Is old 10 rout
niuaterpleeea. He 1h how Uu'tited
at Hut Hi Kails mul leadlnit aa
quid a IK ua tho renders of hla
famous tales. Tlin writer lit not
sure, but thin mny not lie tho
same Nlek Carter. MedfordN'ewa.
; home after Mny fitlli to thi'lr
i friends nt N.I 2 Wot Twelfth
I street In Medford. Minn Tlimknri
' JiiHt rereutly left Klnmntli Fulla
alter naviiiK sunt lirr tieaiity par
lor to Sin. Klutoy.
! (Imiullor Yiaiieil Otj
11. I. Chandler, Soutlioru Pa
I rifle apeeial aaeiit of Dunnmulr
' waa a Klatnatlt Falls vlaltor yea
' terday. ('lundler wan uu of the
detertlvea who hail a prominent
1 part in dlaroverlni! I lie Identity
of III IV Autrt'iiiotit brothers af-
ttr thoy had committed tho Slv
Uiyou tunul outrage, and In
Fathprlnx evldi-nre which convict
id them.
Improving Weaver Yard
i The home of Mr. mid Mia.
Flank I.. Weaver at ISIS Auh-,
urn iivi'Iiiih la heliiK Improved
with an Alpine Karilen, liiwii aud
foiiudatlon pluntitiK. Work of
Improvlnn the yarda atnrted
thia moruliiK by . Nurd of
; the Nord l.audainpo company,
' Mrs. Ilr-iii-. lirre III '
Mm, Iteaa llrcnr.ilf fc of Tho '
Hetty Jane Shop la confined to
, the family home today with an
attack of lllneaa.
"BEAUTIFY THE EMPIRE AWAKENING"
Home Owners Attention!
Ilenutlfy your home rroumla with thla aperlnl home
arotinda beautlfyltiK aaaortinenl.
To Introiliico Hlark Quality Treea uud Khrulia to aa
many hnmca aa poNallile, fur the nckt tu ttika, I will
live you five lame ahnile treea Inn poplar itr, alirulia,
liii'liiilinic llildiil Wreath Hplrea. I.lliw. Iloneyaiickle, linn
wood. .Mock-Orauae, Multerlly llimh, etc., and flvo Itoai'a
All for only twenty dollnra - U'O.IIO,
With every fruit tree ai hi thla m.'tiih I will xlre you
auolhrr one. aainn aie, KI1KK.
Kvnryone Liiylnit Hlark Treea or Khruha, nlwaya hiiya
more. Stark quality for 112 yenra, .
Vniir rrcllt u omI, A year' lima If you need It.
Sold only by
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Uhiis IjtiiiUcapluir, fiaiileii l'iMUf .lplne f.nrileiia, llltn IVIula
217 Ml. Whitney St. Klamath Falls, Oregon
rcniinMil Oakland Coacli -'
Chape Whltcomh of Dorria i
' among; the hnaiueaa viaitora In
Klatuart) Falla on Friday. While
' here Whttcomb purchaaed a new
; Oakland roach.
Mm. Ilmvnutii S!iim I
Mra. '. W. Ilowman of Merrill
accompinled by her diiiiRhter.
tranaacted bualneaa here today.
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" One Celebration
frhere will be but one big celebration in Klamath Falls
thiVyear and this is the railroad celebration. This has
been determined by a number of the business men, and
instead of attempting to have a half-way Fourth of July
event all efforts will be centered in making the rail
road celebration the biggest thing ever attempted in
Southern Oregon.
This is a good decision for there is nothing to scat
tering shots. Make one good one. Have a crowd here
that goes home pleased and with something to talk about
and we -haveaa, a community accomplished somethings
Fourth of July celebrations have gone flat since the
day of the automobile. Too many people love to fish
and spend the day in the hills to have what we once
had in the way of Natal day events. '
.With one celebration merchants and other business
men can contribute to that occasion and make it a worth
while event. They can use the same funds that every
year are demanded for some kind of a Fourth of July
celebration and they will be none, the worse financially,
besides making(the occasion one of prominent worth to
the city and county.
EDITORIALS
FROM OVER THE NATION
Hunger, cold and olher privaticna were the lot of tha H member
of the crew of the flve-maated schooner K. V. Kruse, whlch,4winff
to adverse norms, was 111 days from Adelaide. Australia, to As
toria', Ore. One sallrrman went mad and leaped to death in the
ocean. Food ran out and the rice saved fcr the captain' parrot
was used. The Teasel was blown nearly to the Californal line, and
as far north as British Columbia before It could enter the Columbia
river. Above is the, Kruse beinR towed Into Astcria below, some cf
the crew hurryins to food and rest ashore.
cAt The Churches
TELKVUMOX PROKl'KtTS.
Pasadena Sur-Newa: Prediction
Is made by a radio expert that
television will be In American
homes within a year. Probably
ao. Marvelous advancement Is
being made in radio broadcast.
Television Is as sure to become
common as that ordinary broad
cast bas become .common. There
Is no foreknowing what other ex
traordinary ' developments may
come In the realm of radio. But
It may be assumed that this new
marvel of man's genius will go
on from development to develop
ment, until the whole world will
sit about the same fireside and be
linked together as one vast fam
ily, with the same broadcast
being heard In California, In
Alaska, In Patagonia, In New
Zealand, in South Africa, in
China In the uttermost parts of
the earth. In that more marve
lous radio' day oceans will be as
mill ponds and continents as fam
ily gardens. Broadcasting around
the world will become even more
common than national hookups
are today.
given to gumwood. redwood,
cedar, mahogany, walnut, oak,
rosewood or chestnut. In some
cases, however, when the wood is
selected for grain, figure and
color, the grain is maintained as
nearly natural as possible, carry
ing its own beauty story.
Home planning Is much better
understood now than it formerly
was and attractive interiors are
gaining increasing popularity with
a growing demand for more
cheerful Interiors and many com
binations are now accepted which
were formerly held to be quite
unconventional.
1IOMK DKCOIIATION'H.
Columbia, S. C, Record: In
creasing attention which is now
being given toward putting the
trnth in practice in trade, busi
ness Is coming with a fuller un
dorstandlng of how to make any
product really attractive by the
proper treatment. I'nder the Fed
eral law furs now must emphati
cally declare what they are.
The same practice Is more and
more emphasised by building con
tractors. The day of cheap Imita
tions Is happily past, or near it,
so far as home decorations are
concerned. At one time It was
nothing uncommon to make birch
look like mahogany, or gum look
Ilka walnut. It is no longer the
practice.
The effort now is centered on
making any building material na
tural as well as beautiful. Thus
natural stain or finish is now
Pungent Paragraphs
Nashville Banner: The demo
crats seem to have an excellent
chance to get the republican goat,
which does not necessarily mean
that they will know how to keep
It or what to do with it.
Boston Transcript: . A man has
been found who read a book a
day." Wmat he-doesn't know Is
probably the. only thing worth
knowing.' -.;.
'
Fort " Worth Star - Telegram:
Fire which originated in the
spring necktie stock of a Phila
delphia haberdashery destroyed
the store. .. Spontaneous combus
tion, no doubt.
SEVEN DIE IN
SUDDEN BLAZE
ELDORADO, Kans., April 21.
(AP) Seven members of the
William F. Overst family were
burned to death at their farm
home 20 miles northwest of El
dorado last night. The blaie of
unknown origin, occurred about
8 o'clock but the bodies were not
discovered until midnight, ss
neighbors who were attracted to
the fire at first believed the fam
ily had left home for the evening.
First Methodist Church, Tenth
and High streets, Frank I.
Wemett, Minister: Morning and
evening services will be held in
the Social Hall of the new build
ing, corner of Tenth and High
streets, on Sunday. Attractive
programs of music both morning
and night. Sunday school con
vocation at 9:45 a. m. On Sun
day evening at 6:30 the Young
People are holding the first in a
series of "Special Evening." with
a program of exceptional inter
est. On Friday evening, April
27, all members of the church
and congregation are asked to
gather for a "Home Coming Din
ner." This will be in the nature
of a celebration, marking the
first social gathering in the now
.buU4ing.
ion Lutheran Church, 1025
High street. G. W. Hoffman, pas
tor: Sunday school and Bible
class at 9:30: Morning services
at 10:30. Topic of sermon will
be. "Jesus, the Rood Shepherd."
The V. P. S. Bible class meets
Monday evening at 7:30. Strang
ers are cordially Invited to at
tend our services and Bible
classes.
First Baptist Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. A. F.
Simmons. Pastor: Bible, school
9:30 a. m., classes for all:
Morning sermon 11 a. m.; B. Y.
P. IT; 7 p. m.; Evening worship
and sermon 8 p. m.; Bible study
and prayer service, Wednesday
7:30 p. m.: Ladles Missionary
Aid. Thursday 2:30 p. m. Choir
practice Thursday 8 p. m.
.
First Christian Church, Ninth
and Pine streets. V. K. Allison.
Pastor: Bible school promptly
at 9:45 a. m., the Lord's supper
Immediately following at 10:45
a. m. The sermon will be the
first of a series of four sermons
on the general subject "The
Church Through the Ages." The
subject Sunday morning is, 'The
Church of the New Ttestament."
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.
m.; Evangelistic services at 730.
The sermon for the evening will
be, "The View From a Palace
Window."
Immanuel Baptist Church:
Rospel meetings at the Immanuel
Baptist church to continue all of
next week. The church has re
cently entered Its enlarged build
ing and with Increased room can
accommodate a larger Sunday
school. A goal of 25 new mem
bers added to the church by the
first Sunday In May. Baptists
with membership elsewhere are
urged to come out and hear Dr.
Trawln. Subject, Saturday night:
"What. Does the Bible Teach
About Divine Healing"? "Is
Healing in the Atonement"?
Sunday morning, "The Creates!
Secret Society In the World."
Sunday evening "The Miracle
Man." Dr. Trawln Is a pastor and
does not use the objectional
methods of many professional
evangelists. You should hear the
discussion of the above themes
from a practical point of view.
First I'rexbj tcrfnn Church.
Pine at Sixth: Sunday school at
9:45, departments for all ages;
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
Mr. Halght will speak on the
topic, "The Worth of Worship."
There will be special music by
the vested choir and organ num
ber by Mrs. Mclntyre. Nursery
for small children; Evening wor
ship 7:30 p. m. Subject of the
sermon, "Why Need One Believe
the Bible. There Is an Introduc
tory song service. Christian En
deavor social hour at 6:00. meet
ing at 6:30. Church night sup
per Wednesday evening at 6:30.
followed by discussion hour. Cir
cles meet on Thursday at 2:30.
! Men's banquet Friday evening at
the church. fr. .Campbell of San
t Francisco .will be guest of honor
and speaker of the evening.
.
First Church of Christ, Scien
tist, Tenth and Washington. Sun-'
'day school, 9:45 a. ni.; Sunday
'service 11 a. m.: subject. "Pro
' batlon After Death." Wednesday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock:
'free reading room and free lend-;
Ing library open from 2:30 to
4:30 p. m. on Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. The public Is
; cordially Invited to attend the
services and use , the reading
room.
-
' JSnrrWI Heart Church, Eighth:
and.' High streets: ' Rev A. F.I
; Loeser. - Rev. Schmidt. Sunday
I masses at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30:
evening devotion at 7:30: week
day mass at 7 a. m. ..Merrill
first and third Sunday at 10:30.
1 All are cordially welcome at our
services. !
INVESTIGATION
FIGHT BETWEEN
STAGES, IS PLAN
SALEM. Ore.. April' 21. (AI
The public service commission
will investigate to ascertain if
the increased schedule proposed
by two rompetlting stage lines,
the Pacific Stages, Inc., and the
Southern Pacific motor transport
company between Portland and
Forest Grove Is warranted. Pend
ing the Investigation the addi
tional schedules are suspended.
The two companies together pro
posed tq operate a total of 35
busses dally between the . two
points.
Decatur .Review: "Every bomb
l a hooat " should he the' slogan
j of some political publicity man.
Miss Thncknni Visits
I Misa Inei Thurkara spent the
j day in Klumath Falla from her
homo In Dorria where she I vis
iting with her parents. Mr. and
(Mrs. J. K. Thiu'knru. On Sunduy.
"April 29, Miss Thacknra will be
J married at the home of her pnr
i ents to O. O. Nichols of Meil
j ford. After a short honeymoon
the popular couple will bo nt
ORPHEUS
NOW I'LAVINti
"Midnight Rose"
vtltli Kenneth llailan
l.)it IM'utll
foinlnit SIM) AY
'Cohens and Kellys
in Paris"
1 MONEY TO LOAN
Banking Backs Up Business
Business is constantly exerting itself to
pull increased volume to itself. Dank-
ing works with business to got this vol
ume most expeditiously and with the
greatest profit. And banking is right
behind to help hold this business when
it is obtained.
In this institution competent officers
backed by an able board of directors
are daily working with business men
on the -practical problems that arise in
the course of work. We are helping as
we can to aid business men win greater
success. We'd like to work with you
and invite you to call at your con
venience. The American National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Member Federal Reserve System
ON GOOD IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY
Ask about our various plans.
JAS. H. DRISCOLL
Writes '
Life, Accident and Health,
Fire and Automobile
Insurance
Phone 432
206 Williams Bldg.
A representative will ho jflntl to call.
t '. I J : : f i : ' '
Service
on the Jump
Call ns on the telephone if
you have battery trouble. We
will be on our way to YOU
on the jump. Yon will be on
YOL'R way again, In a jiffy.
Prrhaps ihia is the lime to I
tell you thai very few of our
"regulars" have battery
troubles. We aril them
WII.I.ARDS, and we lake rash
f Ihem after ihey are aM.'
Yours for service. Yours for j
saving. j
FLOYD HENRIOTT,
320 Ho. llli.
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