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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1928)
f five Four THE KVEN1NH IfRKAM). KLAMATH FALLS. OIIKCON Saturday. Oct..1cr LI, 1028 T. B. MALARKBT. V. B. BNtlLIHH -aMttsr ..Bualnaa afanaerar Fabllaka Try fternnon aioept Bundar br Th Herald Publlaklag Bmpuit at lil-lll South Fifth tret. Klamath rails, (mm. atr4 a eaoon etaae matter at th poatofflea at Klamath Fall, Ortajos, iaiuit It, 10, uadsr o( of Congress, llareh t, Hl. Oh Tear . II Mental M afon Moat tkra Month Oa DllTra4 br Cai i laa I.M On r.r f . BIX klonlha MS l.Ta Thra. Month l.tt . . Ob Month .at ISIOdATKO PIIRM LKAKRD W1HH IBM OK At' KIT HURRAH or CIHt'l'LATIOlf First (iini-rli of rhiUt, KclcnU-t Tenth anil Wmililngton tSuudny school nt 8. 45 a. in.: Sunday service, ll u. ui.. subject. "Are Sin. Disease and Death Real?" Wednesday evening nicol- of music both niiiriiliiK nntl eve ning. . llllilo school at 9:45. YtMiK I People's mooting nl ' l. in- preceded by u social hour ut C:3U. irt! r'Htttr. Vlt lllng Knileilvor-j Mcclliiij TuoMlity - I . ,11:00 u. in., iiiriitliit wuikUIi. ' n III In ii' I nil TiiOMilny ult, l' iinini . I'umiitiiitlou service. Aullicin und Mcinliwrs iiik nuked In iiiiiku " , urmiu iiiiiiiIkTH ' I xclul tflnrt to ullcnd lliu Hi'-' t- , : p.m.. pro-prayer service Iiik. ' Announcement In mailo of llio of 1'hrlHtlnii Kndonvorvr. , . couihiR of Misliop Titus l.owo lol . T:JU p.m., Evening meeting Hero I'rom preach on Sunday morning, Octo- of Kndeavuror convention. Suiik Iiir at 8 o'clock. Free reading , bcr 21. Wshop LoWo will ulso bo service. Address. "Crusade wild room and free lending library I tlui spciikcr at a dinner to bo glv- Christ In CllUenshlp-- Your ("hit open from 11:31) to 4:30 p. m. uuin by tha rburcb In his honor eu , Maaakr r tk Aaalat fiiaa Th Associated Praaa la aicluaivaly antltlae to th aa or rapaklto. Una of all Daws dtapatchsa credited to It or not otherwla oradltao la Ikl aasar, and alao tha local wi publlahad tharala. All right at ra MklltiaUoB of poll dlapatokaa baraln ara alao raaarvad. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday The public la cordially Invited to attend the services and use tho reading room. 5S K Sacred Heart hurrh Eighth anil High Rer. A. F. Loeser. Her. Schmidt Monduy evening, October 23. ffi SS S Kliunath Temple Eighth anil Onk atrrcta Rousing atreet tervlco on for ner of Seven ih and Malu tonight li'iigo," by the Her. lr. MacLeod of the rreebyterl-n church, Cor vnllla. Wednenday evcitliiR, church night with tupper at 1:30, v Thursday, 3: 3D, meeting of the Mlnalonnry aoclety. Mrs. N. II. iuI'iIh . Mm. . C liu r I c ra i ii.-ll iiiiM iliuililil.'i' of HonU mo hi'in In,' tile WfrVrml vlnlt luit Willi Mrx. Unrui'll'i iiiiiihci, Mm. Ilmuly. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928 Sunday manse at 6:30, 8:00 j, lompe, lat T:o p.m.. followed by Young j Urw- to- People's Evangelistic servloe. In ..Thursday 7:00 p.m.. Steward Sunday school at 9:45 Sunday hip club for young men. Supper at tho manse, H North Second. K Si All ara cordially welcome at our services. The rYleiiilly lliurrh" Rev. J. Heury Thomas. Church Army rusadcr contin uing their fine musical services A Warning V"LAMATII has been witness to the withdrawal of 7500 acres of marsh land on Tule lake from the public hunting ground ; and it has recently seen the closure of a substantial area to hunting in the upper Klamath basin. With these facts in mind and with the additional ;; 'J0 ."' Wi"!?!- ... ;are short and simple, and all are fact that the land holders are lightening up on "no cordially invited to worship in hunting" restrictions on their property, it seems to us this ..beautiful , gray, shingled that sportsmen of Klamath should soon awake to the chu";h- 8:0, "'y, " mitln awlnhranl ri h lltlt P Alt fact that if the present trend continues, more land will '(asy. be withdrawn in the future seriously curtailing hunting I :45 a.m.. Special Sunday in the Klamath basin. cho1 cssion- yhor"!' 'l"la ,, , . . . ... .... , nd action songs taught scholars .Unless sportsmen organize, investigate, petition and oy captain Estabrook. idemand hearings on vital game questions;, unless, they ii:oo a.m.. A helpful cmsad revive the weak Klamath sportsmen's association and "9 Preacher, captain a. i i. a. t. j i i j Buchanan; organist, Captalu J. mould that body into a strong and aggresive group U Lewis. capable of attracting the attention of the powers who fso p. m., a fine mission erv- .withdraw these public hunting grounds, they might just ,0 wlth good mU8lc- cP,B'n ' 1 .. .... . ,, . . . t.1- 7 .. Buchanan soloist: Captain J. T. B9 Wall tirriTa fllliu rn lhair f,ifiita himfinir ntMnti..nn ' 1 - ...... ....... v , ...... auuav uuiiwus Mfuaiiuw, I Lewis preacher There is one way to reach an objective organiza tion. How much organization has there been to date? Thirty-five or forty sportsmen turned out, at the initial sportsmen's association meeting to discuss the game ; reserve question. ,A committee was appointed which took time in the middle of the week to investigate the ' situation on Tule lake. ' ' : " and 10:30: evening devotion at .... 1 . . v , . t - ami .. ... . . . . . " morulna. Mrs. John Llntesty su Merrill llrst ana tnira sunaay. ; . ... . , seventh l)av AriventlM t'linml pvriliitjtiiuoiik, luiionvu uiui ii- - in worshln at 11 a.m. Jail H.i.1 North Mulli at. midline at K n m. threat evan ' Robert R. Palmer. mlnlRlerliil K Hi & 'gellsttc service at 7:45 p. m.. I student St. VauPa EpiscMl Oiurch ; Kvangellst Charles Orvllle Beu- Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m., All will enjoy these popular musical services, and we especial ly Invite hotel guests, strangers and newcomers to town. Si ffi K ion Lutheran Church IO-J.1 High Street G. W. Hoffman, pastor Gnmlnv a..h.,nl ntwl Itlltln oIhm i"JA Second special session was called to receive thejat 9:3o. Morning service at committee's report. What happened? ' Thirteen sports-10:S0- Tn pastor win speak on men turned out and, by the" ' enormous vote of 8 to 5, Khe !.opi: "Tbe ,L"e of , cH.rls" , , . , . 7 , . ' tlan. 1 The regular monthly Ger- icjuuiBicu me cuminiiiee s report ana suosuiuiea one: man service at 2:30. 'Evening Of their own. . service at 7:30, .Puny votes of 8 to 5 can not impress any govern- "ciin "d Abel" , , , r . " i Regular quarterly congrega aucuk uuihu pnrucuiariy wnen inai oureau is mcimea clonal meeting after the mornin to set aside reserves without consulting the people affected. - i ? Thefk is a sportsmen's association in Klamath. Use it. . " If its policies or its officers do not appeal to you, set up an organization of your own. But, at all costs, if you wish to secure a modification of this government game reerve,.,if you wajit any yoice at all in what shall" be 'done with your limiting land' organize. Mid-week services Wednesday and Friday at 7:43 p.m. Guy DeVriea, pastor, 1015 CbI lltornla avenuo. Phono 1095-W. S !. S Churcli of the Naaan-uo Cor. (innlner and Mnrtln Mnvts, Mills Addition Rev. Kred Klmsey. pastor 10:00 a.m., a growing Sunday school, with classes for all ages. 11:00 a.m., preaching service. 8:30 p.m.. N. Y. I. S.. with lively spiritual meetings, conduct ed by tho young people. 7:30 p.m., preaching service. Prater meeting every Wednes day night. 7:30. All are Invited to come and enjoy these services with us. iS a The Salvation Army 010 Walnut avr. Ensign and Mrs. Fred Robinson. officers in charge Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Envoy Lilllau Gray McCormick will preach. Subject. "Obedi ence." Robert K. Palmer will sing "The Holy City." Illustrated. En sign and Mrs. Robinson will play a new Instrument, the ukelin. Sunday at 11:00 o'clock Ensign sermon topic, j" Robinson will preach. Mrs. Robinson will have for ber sub ject. "Holiness." I' Sunday school at 2:30 p.m., 1 . . . . ... r- . i" 1 gg.gg . JIUUUU, M UlCIl 19 UIUH. V IU9W.B Y. P. S. Bible class meats Wed-! ,or " , ... nesday evening at 7:30. ! oun mcct at t Sa Strangers are Invited to attend m PcpPy - v t, our services 'i JT-ching at 8:00 p. m. by En- sign r re a noumsun. iianusuw solo and other musical feature. Earh moetltirT preceded by a Htrwt mrt I ii v ft tn I n ii I nu huffim arWriasdcc W Sunday.; ,pl ,... , .. Morning worship at 11:00. '.'.?... ,.... " ham sieaklng at both morning 1 Mrs. Ankeuy superintendent. and evening service. Come, a I Mornlug worship at 11 a. m. welcome awaits every one. I Sermon topic. "When Will the World and the Church lie Won to Christ?" , Su inlay evening ut 7:30, "After America What?" This lecture will outline uud truce God's guld- i lug hnml in the past and present urfnlrs of nations. Wednesday evening at 7:30, "Hope of the Church." w m w Xew Tivstiiinent Itiwi vo .Ml.viuu , Malu and Conger Sis. (At Link lllver Itrldge) Sunday services, Suuduy school and Hi bio class at 10 no a.m. Preaching at lj:0iva. m., subject, f "Mystery Babylon the Great." Divine worship at 2:30 p.m.1 Open air service at :4R p.m. Evangelistic, service at 7:15 p. ni.. Mld-weck services Tuesday evening. Thursday evening and Saturday evening. We recognise visiting ministers. E. I). Ayres. pastor evangelist. IIKRAI.I) ClSSIFlRD AflS HIIINIi KKSIM.TH WOOD Order for Slabs and 'Block Wood are coming in fast, and prices will necessarily advance us i bad weather comes on.' j i We have a bargain in Slab Edging at $2.00 per cord at the yard or Hurry-up orders are go ing out promptly.. $5.00 delivered. Order a little ahead of your needs if possible. Peyton & Co. COAL, I I EL OIL, OIL III ItNEItH 1(1 H. 7lh St. l'lioiio HM Have Yon Kept Up Your Fire Insurance? No doubt you have kept up .your prenv ium payments but, have you kept the amount of your coverago up to the in creased value of your' property? , If you haven't, you are in the same posi tion as though you had allowed a portion of your insurance to lapse you . are under-insured. Let us help you inventory your holdings and make sure that you have adequate coverage of the most appropriate and economical kind. Sco Jas. H. Driscoll Write. LIFE FIRE AUTO BONDS LIVESTOCK Plenty of money to loan on good improved city nropprtv. Phone 432 206 William Bldg. A rriivfttitfnt.M will lie itliiil to nit )mi. I - i Kiiuikllii Hi-mi S.t!uu This car in good running con dition with good tires and fair paint. Glass enclosed top. and wo will sell this car for J 150 00 djwn and J0.00 per month on balance. Ostenil:rf Motor Co. llodge Dealer. a m k linnianufl IUipllM. KlcTcntli at Hl;h Mr. Balsiger Withdraws . WITH the last-minute withdrawal of Elmer Balsiger from the city council race, Klamath Falls has lost one of the most vigorous, aggressive, far sighted and constructive thinking public servants that ever served the city. j For four years, this writer has attended city council meetings and . has traced minutely, the progress of Klamath Falls as reflected through administritive acts of the city government. He has seen that a strong and Evening worship at 7:30, ad dress, "A Secret Society Without ! Secret." Our young people to meet at Presbyterian church this Sunday evening. ' Church night every Wednesday. S K H First Methodist hnrch Tenth and High Frank L. Wemett, minister The pastor is delivering a series of popular Sunday evening ser mons under the general title. "Milestones Along the Path of the Christian Life." The second firm hand, a halnr-P wVippI nnri f , t,,;:.,i ln ,ne erle"- to De lTen h' . . 7 i Sunday night hears the subjeet uvurauuB ioit -ui me city government originated in Mr. Balsiger's chair. v. - Mr. Balsiger is an original thinker andNa , man who has the courage of his convictions. Time after time he has taken direct issue with the rest of the council on matters involving vital questions of city government; time after time he has presented unanswerable argu ments in favor of his stand'and swayed the majority in his favor. Occasionally the rest of the council, "stood pat" against Mr. Balsiger, but that -'fact 'never caused him to vacillate one inch. ' ' Mr. Balsiger - is essentially progressive-minded. Throughout his four year tenure, he was constantly urg ing action. ' Where others might side-step some issue, Mr. Balsiger would step in and face the matter fairly and squarely, however embarrassing to him or the administration. 7:00 p. m., Friday. You am cordially invited to all these services. s Vi Presbyterian Church Pine at Blxth Sunday school at 9:45 classes for all ages. Special "Conversion." Regular service of worship at 11:00 a.m. Excellent program a. m.. : h ij lfKUl Irtip. Rig Sedan This car Is In good condition with two new rear tire and has .trunk rack, extra tire, spot light, paint fair, will sell for $300.00 down bal, 147.50 per month. Olrmlorf Motor fa. . Podge Dealer. ' It is with deep regret, and with no reflection on his successor, Clifton Hammond, that the Herald wit nesses the retirement from public office of Mr. Balsiger. He has done more than his share in community better ment, but his abilities in this direction have been so outstanding that if it were in our power, we would have him continue in public office for years to come. Home for Week End. Mfss Wtnnlfred May, duughter lit Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. May, Is home from Ashland for the week end, and visiting relatives nd friends. Miss May Is attend ing Southern Oregon Normal at Ashland. Her brother, George Hay, motored to the valley yes terday to bring her home for the week end. . Planning On Hunting Trip Judge R. A. Enimitt and Will Humphrey plan to leave Monday for Illy to spend several days on a deer hunt. Despite Judge Kmmltt' 77 years he looks forward each docd season to a hunting trip. Prom Poo Val loy Mrs. Homer Roberts of Poo Valley spent the day here shop ping and visiting friends. ; Club tat Meet - j The Friendship club Is sched juled to meet at the home of Mrs. i W. E. Toung on North Third on i the afternoon of Frldav, Octo !bt 26. I From Fort KImiuhIIi I Mrs. J. C. Pelton and Mrs. ; L. C. Sisemore of Fort Klam ath are here for the day shop I ping and visiting friends. j Olene Visitor Charles Voght of Olene was In the city this forenoon trans ; acting business. I Here Prom Merrill E. L. Hosley Is transacting business In the city today from his home at Merrill. For rosulla use Herald Class Ada EASTERN OREGON'S INTERESTS DEPEND UPON THE ' ELECTION OF Robert R. Butler Republican Candidate JM 'i w Northland Transportation Company To all points North, East and West For Convenience, Economy, Safety and Dependability "Ride the Northland" Phone 999 Terminal Stage Depot 615 Main Street for Congress Second Oregon District The excellent work of Hon. N. J. Sinnott should be carried on. Judge Butler is the man to represent Eastern Oregon in Congress to carry on Sinnott' s service. He is 48 years old, young enough to serve the 'district for many more years. VO'TERS OF EASTERN OREGON can well follow the recommendation of Senator Steiwer, Senator McNary, Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton and Arthur V. Swift of Baker, who represents the farm ing interests. All of these men endorse Judge Butler's candidacy. t Paid adv. by Republican Congressional Committee, 11., 1. Warder, Cliulrinnn, Pendle ton, Ore.,. Den K. 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