The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 27, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text. . ' Rnt.mluv. October 27, 1028; Fi Four THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON T. B. MAI.ARKBT F. M. KNULIHH PabllshMl avary Bftorniton aiotpt Bunds by Th Hr14 Publlshlaa; Vcpaaar l tOI-lll Houth ririb llrwl. aUaraalh Kalla, Or.oa. a taratl as aonel rla matter at the poatnffl at Klamatk mil, Qrtaoa, M Ausual (. !. undr aot of Coa"a. Mtrca 1. una. Br MaU OH Taar . Jia Mentha kraa Moatka atoath . I.TI 1.11 - . : aao'iATK PRit" i.BAaKD wma ' ok at hit hi hicaii or ihi i-atiow Mbr mt AiliM p aa Tka Aaaoalatat Praaa la iclimv.ljr anting to lha Of rpahllo Maa of all aowa dunaichra cr.dli.d to It or not otharwlaa aradlta la thla papar, and alao lha local nwa publish thrroln. All Menu at r paklloalloa a( special dlapatckaa h.r.la ara alao rw a- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928 v Do You Know? "pvOES THE average citizen realize the extent of de-- vclopment iu Klamath during the year 11)28? . Does he realize that 123 miles of county road will have been graded and surfaced by the time winter snow flies; that 21.2 miles of state highway will have been constructed; that this summer approximately 100 miles of estate highway was oiled; and that 31 miles of high way, has been re-surfaced a grand total for 1928 of 275 miles of new and re-constructed highway? . Does he realize that the O. C. & E. railroad, jointly owned by the Great Northern and Southern Pacific rail roads, has been extended 26 miles from Sprague River to Bly, and will be open to traffic within a short time ; that over ten miles of grading on the Modoc Northern railroad from Klamath Falls to Alturas has been completed and the grading contract for the remainder of the new line has been recently let to the Utah Construction company; that the Weyerhaeuser Timber company is constructing one of the finest logging lines in the northwest from its mill site 20 miles into the heart of iU timber west of Keno; that the Pelican Bay Lumber company has graded nine miles of its 12-mile log line extending from Bly, the new terminus of the O. C. & E. railroad iuto the mill's timber near the county line; that the Ewaiina Box cbmpany has announced its intention to construct a log ging line from Bly into its timber holdings in south-eastern Klamath and south-western Lake county; that the Lamm Lumber company has announced its plan to con - struct a logging line from Modoc Point east into timber holdings in east central Klamath; that the Shaw Bertram Lumber company, constructed a log line this year tap ping' its holdings in northern Klamath; and that the Owen-Oregon Lumber company of Jackson ' county has surveyed a log line from Butte Falls to a point near Lake O' the Woods? . . Does he know that Klamath county has a registered vote, of 11,203; that this figure exceeds the total registr ation of Lake. Crook. Jeffersonnd 'DesChuOsrCotUitJea which, with Klamath,, form the legislative district from which three state representatives and one state senator are selected? A V Is he aware that there are approximately 35 miles of " paved streets in Klamath Falls of which nearly six miles was laid this year; that the contract will be Jet this fall for the first two units of a $300,000 sewer system in Klamath Falls; that during the year 1928, the Great Northern railroad completed construction of its Klamath extension, constructed a $125,000 station in Klamath Falls, built an 1100 foot trestle across Lake Ewauna and laid out a railroad yard just south of Klamath Falls? Has he been informed that the present estimated population of Klamath Falls, Altamont and Pelican City the latter two merge into Klamath Falls and are, in reality, a part of the city is estimated at between 14,000 and 15.000? 4 If he has not been informed of these developments which have, been going on before his eyes, he should familiarize Iiiinself, aiid,'v realizing that expansion of Klamath iFalls is built on the rock of stability and the foundations of progress, should construct a permanent home in the city which is destined to be the fifth largest city in the northwest. - Now that war is outlawed, nations need armament only to nhow what they could do if they hadn't reformed. Small families are essential. Think of an old-fashioned family waiting on an Electric Toaster. Versatile Peggy Can Marry Handsome English Lord Just as Soon as She Wants Home NEW YORK, Oct. 27. (UP) When ever, and If ever, Peggy ' Hopkins Joyce makes up her mind she will find the Earl of Korthesk waiting to take-off as co-pllot on her fifth matrimonial flight. The great romancer was as sured again of Lord Northesk's ' attitude after Lady Northesk left a dingy court room In Edln-- burgh, Scotland, early today "without legal possession of the : handsome man who had been her husband when she entered. The granting of a divorce to "Lady. Northesk, the former "fol - Ilea" alar, Jessica Brown, put Peggy In the news again. .There bad been broad hints itjtat-bl Lordship was in . love Peggy last summer when' JIA went? over to Inspect the 1128 crop of sand on the Beach . at Deauvllle. It seemed then ,i&ut'vLord Northesk applied for . the position of assistant sand Inspector and be aud Peggy spent hours and hours together ' .Ulpcutsluj this and that on the ..BualBMa U.Rrr Ilt 4 kr Carri Oaa Taar H W till Montha .M Thro Montha , .- Ona Month ., sands of tho famous French social resort. At that time Lord Northesk intimated that he was looking around for a permanent position and Peggy didn't deny that she might find blm necessary In the future. Then today Lord Northesk was informed of the divorce granted his wife. There was a short silence and then he came through with: "Thank You." Then be was asked If he was going to marry Miss Joyce. "That Is for Miss Joyce to ay." he said. Then, after another silence, he added brightly: "I hope she will marry me." BOX SOCIAL AT Worden School FRIDAY KVKNIXG NOV. BM All Candhliites lnvlt-d. oAt The fhurches r'lrol Cliurvh of (lirfel, N-Iutl , by tb rvaiiRuliatic nusaitt, "Tim-y will Im alvvn In tint ao lul Ti'itlli ami ValihiKon I Mull Christ J emu". MUlwfok parlor of tho rliuri'h oil WVil- Sumlay ai-hool at :4S a. m.i wrvlrva on tlia ilfeju-r rhrUtlmi m.nluy wmlim,. Oft. .11, by the Sunday service. It a. m. sul- life, Wednesday ami KrUluy even-1 Kpworth l.vnKue. A rorillitl In ject "Probation after Death". ( In. Thursday veiling, choir ; vllatloti In extended to the youim Wednesday evening meeting at f 'practice. Mra. DeVrlea In charge, ! people of the community, o'clock. Free reading room and alao HI Ma at Oily conducted by strainers In tho city will find free lending library open front the pastor at tho aame hour. a genuine weleonui at all sur 1:30 to 4:30, Tuesday. Thursday; Guy DeVrles. nualor. 1015 Call-. vices of tho church, and Saturday. The public 1 cor- forulu Ave. Phono 10SJ-W, Sunduy achool conwnea ut dlally Invited to attend the for-: J f, M5 a. tn. vice aud use tho reudlug room.' . tuipiw timrvlt !ii r'i I'i ' iS K K 1 Hill Wa-lilumoii Kin, , lmmiinuel UiiptM t'liiirclt Sacrrtl Heart t'lmrvli A. K. Slinuioiin. paator "'K1' Klahtli and IIUlli lllhle achool with cliisae for lllblo achool at : S. A period Kev. A. K. Locaer. Itev. Schmidt, all. 9:30 a. in. ,Mr. O. O. Welch, j 'or helpful atudy of tho world a Sunday, masaea at (:30. S:00 supt. Mr. llunuker, primary . greutent Hook. and 10:30; evening devotion at T:.10: week-day mill at 7 a. m. Merrill first aud third Sunday. All ro cordially welcome at our aerviifs. I W 'S HI Kiainaiii l.miicruM iiurrii There will bo uo acrvlcva Sun- day.- The palor I out of the j city for a conference. Watch the . paper for future announce- uicnt. C. f. A. Jensen, Paslor. S ' JS Urst (lirialUn fhurt-h Bible school at 9:46 a. m. ! each Sunday. C. S. Robertsao la tha superintendent. There Is a, class for every age taught by an efficient teacher. , Lord's supper is served, at, 10:45 a. m. Preaching at 11:1S by the pastor. Mr. Allison will speak on "The Power of His Res-! urrectlon" at the Sunday morning service. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p. m. ML. TVor,.. .nrf Ml..! , TAaiir.lh.; i 1, ,1 . m ? ? m are leader, of, x.u.g , " ImI "rT.P' " ih. .., 7 i . i i,i..- f. , anbiecV "i .... -T.i W . '"" rL .Tn , Vr ' I Be Raved Out of the Church. .ion Lutheran ( liurch ! , , . ' r v""nff. o. G. . Hoffmann, Pastor. ej., hn. . , ., nltl J..? . n ! vice at 10:30. The pastor will prtach on the topic, "Continue In the Word of Christ." Evening service at 7:30. Y. P. S. Bible class meets Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday achool teachers meet Friday evening at 7:30. Strangers and rlsltor. are In- vited to attend O I IT " " -."V. - 5 r-i-lAJ Jp T"",Tl,"ll- ..'n ri, ',,). Iu,-, "M.VklKainl Ih. rm.i.1 Bn ,t...,l The friendly hnnli Rev. J. Henry Thomas et. - t a . . . . . . gam uA. r . -4- ri 71? inurcn Scliool. Them. "Win 'r J tZJVT ...i , T in n. . . . . 1 !ZO. I Ml In nuMnna rol Islnn conducted by rector for any who wish . ,.., 7, wish to grow In spiritual life. Onr pleasure Is for strangers and newcomers to unite' with ns In worship and adoration of Jesus the Redeemer. SMS? Seventh Dny Adventlst Clmpel 833 N. 9th. Robert E. Palmer, Ministerial student. Sabbath school, 10 a. m. Mrs. Ankeny. superintendent. Morning worship, 11 a. m. ! Sermon, "Altar Kires" a call to! greater faith In prayer. i M. V. Society, 1:30 p. m. Mra.' Hannut, leader. Standard of Attainment, 2:00, Mr. Art Hannut, Instructor. Wednesday evening, 7:30 p. m.i prayer meeting. K K K Klamath Temple Klamath Temple. Eighth and Oak street. Tonight street meet ing, followed by an evangelistic meeting, conducted ty the young people. Sunday services: Bible school at 9:15 a. m., classes for all ages. Mrs. John Linfesty, superinten dent. At eleven o'clock TMvltio" Worship, topic of message by the pastor, "Tho Secret Place-of the Most High." At 5.00 p. m. county Juil serlvce. At seven o'clock street meeting, also proycr IMMANUEL A Regular JliiptiKt Church, Affllliillim nilh tho IlnptM Churchm of Oregon. HALLOWE'EN! THANKSGIVING! CHRISTMAS! We advise early reserva tions for holiday dinners. Special dining room ' for private parties. LINKHAVEN Phone 762 129 N. 5th St. In fhiiivli prayer room at tha same hour. At rlnht o'rtwk aparial niuali-al itioitraiu. followed HUpt. , ' Itrgulnr preaching aervtcc. It . m. An ofr.s-Uig will be taken i for foreign iiiIssIoiik ut this morn- j lug servliv. Itemihir uvenliii: service 7:110 m. Prayer meetliiR and lllhle study Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Tho pub-! lie I Invited In meet with us, Jjhi t?i Jif Seventh Ituy AclventUla Merrill, Ore. ltobcrt K. F.liucr, MiuUtvrlul . student. Sabbath school, 1:30 p. tu. Mrs. Sauter. Superintendent Worship. 3:30 p. m. Sermon, "The Four Great Beast of Daniel". Sunday evening. 7:30 p. ui. Sermon. "Would you be ready if Jesus Came ToduyT" Wednesday. 7:30 p. tn. prayer meeting, K5 KI J ' -- - j I Church of The Nauuv ne . Crrnen, of Martin A (iarden Kta. , . .vitna .i.Kinitm 10 O.cloi.kt Sund3jr school. C1"ws for B" . 11 ';,c"'lt P''"K servur. :jw . I "' Pr---Bln !"rvl?' t 7:30 f"-"' nioetlug each Wednesday night. 7:10 co,URe pruycr -,ln ea(.h KriaaT nlhl conducted by ,h v V p J nu ' B- Ail are iiivnca to aucna mese:san. "Vlces. , -r- -- 3. art 'lr PresbjU-rUn liurch Sunday school classee for all In the present campaign." and democratic theory of computltlvn ages at t.iS Sunday morning. , praised the New York record of tariff as unsound und a a men Spec la 1 features. Morning wor- Gov. Alfred K. Smith. 1 uce tn the prosperity of the ship at 11:00 o'clock; topic "The i '. Amerlcun farmer, working man Spiritual Church." Anthem by CUtp fATrHr? manufacturer, and charged the chair, and a aulo by a visit ing soloist, Mrs. Harry Caden. Special sermon for the Juulors. fW .u.l.. 1 1 1 1 ha In . , " .i, . ", union tiiii m uuier rumciiTs ui 'the city to hear Dr. Carl Dnnev. nresldent of Willamette Ident of WlUamett - ! Issues la the' -romUiK - - ram palgn," at the Klrst Christian cnurca. ; i " ...a in i me The regular church night fam-,Alea shipped sea which broke; 1jr dinner 0 -Wednesday even- the pilot house door and stove I iIn 06 e'd nsual- Thei,n ,he root nooMK ,he n5'" topic will be "Temperament and room "' uPet the foreastle , Christian- Life." from Dr. i ' ''i"1 "X ' th 'TtT t the Synod of Oregon., relating. I the teaching and the method of Jesus to modern psychological problems and truths. Thursday, 2:30 p. m. the wom en's auxiliary meets in the church parlor. In the evening the Stew ardship Club of young business and professional men meets ut 434 North Second street at 7:00 o'clock for supper and an ac-' qualntancc with each other and the Gospel of John. ; K !:; Ji first Methodist Church Tenth anil Hitch Hlreetn j Frank L. Wemett, Minister Dr. Carl G. Doncy. president ' of Willamette University will lie the speaker at the First Metho dist church on Sunday morning at eleven o'clock and will alro address the mass meeting, under union church auspices, at tho Tim ( Efcw m LOS ANGELES a . Better uTYoa Stop mt SIXTH aad SPBJTNO tU Oat frii wy i Ml i tUO par 4mf mp waKk I Priced CoSmm I mmi OriU H. C FRYMAN, Proprleto a mmn i i a I rirnt Chi Ut Uttt vliuivlt im Shii- ,ay rvriiliii at 7:. 10. a mo.UfritiW HullowvVn .lir- horning woroliln at li uu. A review of one ut I'hrUt'a aorinona. Theme: ' Why t hrlst Omo l.wt I'1 I'ongregittltin". Meellng of I ho young people nl '1n- 7:'"' 'ivlco will l.o I omitted liccuuso of tho tiiilou meeting, thureh nlcht every Wednesday Prosperity in U.S. Mythical, C-.,- r.t.!..--,M i il S IVUl'IllSUII i nri.t'Tit. M?n . Oct it. criM Senntor Jnnoph T. Hobtuoii, Uomorrntlc ranilidnto for vtcv tM.in 1t..,l ..niil.ll.,.n ncn. ! U-r.t'y claim, mythical her, last night before a lurge and cntliua- tactic audience. i onriiminK ni ntiaca on ins prosperity Issue on which he said .v. . ..., . ... ... 1 l""" ' l"l.ueu campaign fight with a question H, Illllon la l)0 Wm "h betweet. three and fl,ur n,niiun men unemployed,". (he senator assailed tho nduiin ' Istratlon' record during the past ,eron ,,, , ,, yM. . "t ., poor leadership." ho M. "when a member of the ri,pilbcttn cu,,net bartered awav .. . i, . , . tho naval oil rescrvos for private ' Robinson Jeered Herbert ,.. , ., 'Hoover, the republican preslden-1 tial nominee, for his "Inactivity FIRE IN BAY , NEWPORT, Ore. Oct. !7. (AIM mn iisiiui m-uooner Acaiea, of fooa Hay. caught fire when a atov. in her forecastle unset - 'J'Kilus. wrecked Md euluriiB -rri5itilllan thket. j harbor here Thursday evening stove, setting the vessel afire. . WOOD You remcmln-r Liist Fall Every Family Needed delivery at -"once Order Iilock Wood Kurly E. U FRENCH Phone 607 Are Your Cows Earning 14 or 100 Profit? Yearly rerords from more than 1(10,(1(10 individual eowx on official test proved that the average producer of 100 pounds of hutterfat a year returns only j?ross profit over the cost of feed, or less than 1c per day,., Those pro ducing 300 pounds netted $!)('; 400 pounds, .?K!8; and 500 pounds, 5 178 or nearly 50c per day. At the Pacific International Llvclock KMltlin held in Portland, Oregon, (this year November 3-101 'In presented un opportunity for every farmer lo see and study dairy animals that proifiiro 10.000, 20,000 and 30,000 pounds of milk per annum; aluo to olitnln lii formatlvn how these results are achieved. Here also are exhibit of the fluent pure bred lleef Cattle, Horses, sheep. Hogs, (ionts and Koxcs for which Premiums totullng $100,0110,011 are awarded. The Inspiration of Ihia mat farm cIushIc, together with the know ledge and Information provided are not siirpnfi elsewhere. Tin First National Hank (eels that all farmers In litis section who at tend will benefit materially. The First National Bank KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Member Federal Reserve Bank in i n ii ii i 1 1 1 i iT J h I I t 11 I a 0 THRUSTS PS UT HJ DOVER Qualifications of Secret ary Questioned by U. $. Senator v 1 . -J KI.IZ.VHKTM, N. J Ot l 17. (I'I'I- Seiiulor ' JalnVa 'A. Heed of Missouri returned to hi hit- ; ler nrrulKtiit;ut of the republican purty ulid hl erltlelBUi of Herbert Hoover, II preaideiulul candi date. Ill u speech tit tho Klks' utidlloiimn toulKht. "Tliere In one consoling fuet In this ciiuipaiKii," Itccd sulil "Wo have Oo chiim-n In vole for man whoso eltl'UHhi does not requite nil offli lul rerllfl- Jc.ite. "Mr. lloovir lived all his i adult life, until he came hero In I take office. In llrlllsh territory. ! Ills American cilUeiishiii Is an much In doubt that it require. cvrtlilcatlon. Tho republican: national cmhiltte solemnly ter-, ',f'r "'Y,,r rM ,,'.'' i' u ii inrii nui'jiH i, i uv ceriHicato udmit that hi nanto was on the llrlllsh list a a ''"fled voter. It admit, lhal ho owued property In Kncland It also admitted l!mt In 1911 !.. was a director of ! llrlllsh cimianles. "Think of placing control of our foreign policies In the hand of a ninii who 'left the 1'iiiled Stale anil for 2.1 yours choso hi live miller tho llrltlsli union Ju.-k." e . TARIFF STAND OF DEMOCRATS IS CRITICISED M-r. VKKXOX, .. Oct IT -Senator t'harle. Curtis. . n . - , republican candidate for vlco- t president, last night atlacked tho 'Hint !..w ktfmA V n. It). an- dorsed Hi la theory In hi speech of acceplance. ' He offered the republican memj ui iii,,i,'-.ir ..ni. a. a means of continuing present ' lirosnerltv aud noon this hnsed 1 l,U nl.. f,,r iiii,nrl.i,f thn r... Tho latest Victor Records a: Star Drug Store. S27-02, f An apple contain about $2 5 per cenl water. t I I 1. SHAR HAFTS CRATING W carry in slock Piano, Phonograph "d Packing Boaea AND WILL DO YOL'K t U VTINO. KITIIEU FOIt STOKING OK SIIIITINU "Pino Moving Spclly" City Transfer 8C Storage Co. riiuuu i :J3 OPENING Mrs. Wright' Hand Made Candy Studio, 12." N. 8th, Monday evening at 8 o'clock Hill Kezar and his Sonpr Butchers will entertain with musical and Vaudeville num bers. Come anl enjoy an hour of fun. Mrs. Wright will present all visitors with a sample of her delicious candy. Look for the ti ii!, fill mlrm lflf f f 5 jfj SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING DINNER WITH MUSIC Dinner G:.'!0 to 9 I M. Mimic 7:00 to 9 I M. By Jack Bowring's Orchestra ' MElfeU (ITALIAN VrYLK) .' Appetizer Italian .Salami Celery Htrarla nrnl Olives Soup . , f Chicken Broth, Alphabet Salad . Mixed Vegetables, Anchoire Drciitiing I ii - , Fish- 1 Filet of White Finn Lemon. Butter Sauco Paste Spaghetti a La Napolitano - Poultry 1-2 Chicken, Italian nlyl, Vinc 5?uuca , Vegetables Impmletl Italian String Henna, Butler Sauco Assorted Fruits Coffee Parmisano Cheese Bring the family and enjoy otir Opening Dinner for the neanon it will be tho finest ever Hurved In Klamath Falls.. Special dollar dinner, every even ing with Ki'islc 'vill he acrved if It is the desire of the .ul.,iIo of (his community. v.v.Tcii nut tint .urn 1.50 Plate Hotel Willard's New Dining Room S.'U I'.lailiaill Ave. Spot Light