rfift Four
THE KVKNTNG HERALD. KLAMATfl FALLS. OREGON
SntuidiW', November 1, Wl
STlii? SEitiMtiitn IHnralh ! Klamath Elks ' ct The Churches ont4,N"r hT ".rivers wild
Tvr.ii r ... . ! ... ;.. IN MID-WESTi
win initiate
T. B. MAI.AHKKT
r. U. KNUi.lXII
Bailor
..Hualnaaa llnnaaar
Pabllaha4 nvnrv afternoon ascrpf ffundnjr by Tha Harald Publlaklng
Cat-lnuy at 103-111 Houln Ftrib ilrHC klamalb Kalla, Oregoa.
Kntarad aa aronil rlaaa matter at Ilia poatofrlca at Klamath falla,
Oraou, on Anguil 10, mot, undar act of Congraaa, March I, MTS.
First Clturrh of (lirlal, Scion. I Flr-t Methodist Clirucli, 10th
llt. 10(h and Washington Sun- mid High streets. Frank I.. We-
jiliiy school at 1:43 a. m.) Sunday niett. minister "Al hirst forc.od"
service 11 a. m.. subject. "Mortals U I ho title of Iho pastor's sermon
and Immortals.". Wednesday eve- on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
;nlng meeting at g o'clock. Free ai 7:30 In the evening the Mot ho
ur Mall
an Moutha
1'kra Months
Opa Month -.
Iillvm4 hr Canter
-II. I On fear f '
I. It Mix Mouiha Its
. I ll Tbr.n Montba , , l.M
.a ooa Month .aa
Ashland Class
Klamath lodge of F.lki hat re,lln room and free lending dint choir, composed of IS trained" wa" 1
been invited to confer the ln-;ibrnry open from J:30 to 4:30 n, voices, together with two violin l,r
ASMirlATKII I'HKH I.KASKII WIHB
RVRKH K l HIT HI HKAU OV iMt I LATIOH
Memtor f lh Aaaii-If- PrM
Aaaoctata. Pti la axclusiveiy .mined to tha naa or rapvhlti
leaver all ar-wa dlatuttchon credited to It or not otharwlaa eradttnd la
thlrpapar, and alao tha local newa publlalied therein. Alt rlfbta of ra-
asnucaiioa or ipmiai aiapaicnaa aarain ara aiao reaervaa.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192S
Highways And Live Stock
maiory work on a largo group m, Tuondnv. Thnradsv and Salur
of candidates for tho Ashlund dav.
! lodge on November 19. I
Antly McGee, a former Klam
ath county man. and exalted
ami iilunn, la giving one of tho
';flnn sacred c worts which this
v Irapabln organisation presents
Harnsl Heart. Oiiircli. 8th and from time to time. Iltltlo achool
tll-h !,. A t ab .t nt. :.anYcnca at ft'4!t a m lli.
ruler of the Ashland lodeo. is- i.hn.iiit s.iil.'. I,,..... . t.in I Yonn IVonle aaihep for ih.,i.
10,. -... m .... .....,-,,. nurnim s:nrt antt io:(l a. m.: erenlnc de- hour aL s p. m., after which
(Onnilnui-4 from I'naa nnal .
drowned wheu liU a'litom.ililln wna
awiii inio a iioniieu airenm at
i-aoia, inna., yeaiertiny, m
not recovered. . V, K.
Iller, waa electroi'uloU
at Mulherry, Kana., when he allp
ped on wet plunk In I nnd foil on
a lilxh-tenaKin wire. Jluith Iteitvo
killed hero laat nlxht when
hla rnr wan airtu-k frnm helilml
hr another ear (Inrlim a down-'
pur,
t Inn nt tlin rnniluii i'l(it of the
Texan It'Klalutiirn hy H. I' Hr
uett of tlreenvllle. Illn plnu U
It) Iiiiha the fen on welitht of til
en r,
DANCE TO THE
BLUEJACKETS
Do Your Xmat Shop-
ping At Home
r lilfU for Fvoryono
write llt
FULLER BRUSH MAN
for tin itppolntmont day
tir ovoninir.
J. A. JENNINGS
lit.i) s.ijifoii.t StN City
odK ha Invited tho Ashln.id potion at ? week-day maaa at the aludy oxonntlnn amoiiK the In-', Tnn "' ' 'oo, over
.Merrill flrnt and third I torontlnn peoplo of the Orient will "";,""" ""'""" ivun-
it-uKo tit put mn worK on nfmlj. ,. m.
at a meetinK In De.-emher. A for- Sunrtny.
m., mvnaiton win pa extended; All are cordially
when the exact date haa been our aervices.
aermeti. Kighteen appllcatlona
fof- membership have bden ra-
celved by the Klamath lod.e I-!0,urcli. 3011 Wantland
he resumed. A public aervlco it ",y lo", ol'l ,rln aarvlco :
weleiine at , Thank.tRlvlna under union church i-aruniiy paruivie.i. ioiiow-
auiplcea will he held lh Ihla 'V- 'tea m rnin. a rnnro.ii
k . . . . ttl-lilu Ha wk.il .. ' M..taf
. . - icnurcn on i nantHKivinn mornlnK, --" ""
r- i. i November 30. at 10:0. u-in. ih., P"raona alnnit flooded nectlona of
- in in ii ii iiiii-.-uHiiiinni ..-
I llev. Nelson. Colo of tho First
llu lllun river were driven to
, ,..,., .,, a veil no. i " hither mun.l. A r.v.-ln of
TUST S no irrigation project should ever be built with- , vm ; 'n",-'r iff her. covered 100 fee,
J out provision for drainage, no highway should be con- ln ivcember. )the eTPnn- .rvi,.e at 7:so " ' of ,lr"" rar ,r"rk-
structed in a livestock country without proper safeguards ',,', v "ve Stranner, are welcome to our
i i- i . , . , , . iiinr inienuon ot accom- aervlcea ,
against livestock roaming the highways where automo-. nanyina the officera of the lodge)
biles operate. when they go to Aabland to ire i..,..i , ,i
. tho rltnni tk. 1.-1 . . Jiiimanucl lltiplLst riiurcli, 11th
This comes to us with positive force when we desire" that a KUmalh M" " HUh. Ralph r. .Muihoiuud. ,
aider the accident of Mrs. Floyd HenriotT causing injury .attend the ce4monyy a'nd TTieve P48,0r-Blhle " 3t We I
to a bright, intelligent and useful lady, all due'to lack of ". with ,h. experience n...ed .'"n.mo'X To SuX'i
proper safeguards on the highways when .they w ere con- - V l,"m"" officers con- Mornin wor,hp at n. add.-e
strutted ' W , . j ,7 ..ate convtton ."'Ihe 00 'he "ubieoV ' Th Marl" of i
A mere law on the statute book nreventino- livestork iwlll d,,i the wort, o . J? Lora. jMU " Vauna. p.)UV
- , . . T -T . . --o -- - meetin, at i:jo. Evening wor
ji nin wantiennK onto a puoiic roaa is meaningless, impe
rially is it meaningless in a livestock country such as
tUia ' T V, An. ....... u .. i ..re : u i i
iiij.-i. ,t a ii- -uij" ajr cuai viitrt;Liv jh met tutu t.un uu finu ' - . m
is to build the highways like the railroads provide cat-' JTief DCFt JTlOOVCr
tie-guards at every intersection, and fence the roads well, j '
Mrs. Hennot s many fnenas sincerely hone that her' Aur. i
NEWS NOTES
SPRING LIE!'!
feet" at Ashland.
ItltlKF SKKTt II ).'
laimineil In lkntnifl
Thirty peraoua who fled from
Inmej In low aectlona if Autumn,
Jkaui , were marooned kneo deep
I in water in '.'o nanta (' rrlit:il
depot mere early today. The wa-
er wai rlalni ateadily, and there
was 111 t lo hopo of an early rescue
iiiecnuse rowiioatn could not nnvl
alo In tho swirling flood current
' Kl Iinrsd , Kuna.. residents,
, followlnj nine Inches of rainfall
.MltS. K. Nt'llltKIVKIt
lliralil (VrrCNiMiiiilcnt
SPKINT, LAKE. N;v. 17-
ahlp at 7:30. churcn nlht ser- ? . "u T . 1 ""' rrom .L . . . """"""
iii-iKiiniirnouu enjoyeti me annilnl ...-..-,.
(lllr .eariy utty tnuilllea worn driv
en from their lowland homes
.lurk Ppa v. 'about Ottnwn. Kiins.. hv atemlllv
Earl Ladd Is beelnnln tho third : Snndav evcnlnr rmm i:r,..,. 'llslnr waters of thn Marias' ties
week of evanKeflstlc ni-xVlnts ' t If ianea river, fiillowlnir aeven
Sunday
VlCA Mrh 'AilfiH,.v 1 I
potato ihnw ball at tho
I ,-,J. --,..,.
LS74nnrn at 'i , "ervit-rs r- rtiw-. Mrs. Willlum Cheyne and Mrs. ' '"cnes ot rumtaii. tno neuviest in
roinvorw rnnv ha rnnwl frn- th i..i..-,u -;,.,1 i - ! Branch. Ia.. son ct . ht...k.mHi. . 1 m ln,ere" nl twor. Mr. ( Fruuk Stewart attended ihe kenty years.
, ;., . u i. . . ., , .. 1 lSSOLeft ,n ornhan .nJ P""1"''" ' P"" "'I Ladles Aid nt Mrs. Morrison's nil ' Trylim lo Knve Itani
automobile smash-up When the machine collided Wlth,aen , by ln"g, ioKie- nd ' wrmona are arrlp-': Wednesday. J.ilnln of ffwded waters of
livestock, but to remove this hazard is the problem that Branch. 8 !,"a' "nd ''oar-cut. Sunday Is I The school bus has been hav-l11"" Neosho and Collonwoo.r rlr-
l 1SS4 Taken to Oreson by an 1 1,111 ' mok rt"r 'n their at Kmporia. Kans.. threw
incle. Later worked In real nCl -h"rcn- lr,"0 ot !- 3 "nd j route on account cf bad roads. barkwater Into that town today.
estate office. " 10 lnB tnree nav , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schrelner The heavy ralniall continued. One
lSl-Enrolled at Inland Sttn- l'"" th b'" Tecord- Bible achiof ! returned -heme on Wetlueaday . thousand feel nt Mlxsmrl Pacific
ford I'nlverslty, worklntr hh. v ! ",a m' aa Supper
ihronah al 19:" - l-add will
all should center "attention upon in the future.
Shriners' Effort To Help .
XTEXT TUESDAY evening Hillah Temple will present a
program in the new high schoo auditorium. Ittwill
beycomposed of Klamath's best musical talent, together
wife ' two-reel film showing the splendid work being
done for the crippled children of this nation.- The Shrin
ers started in 1912 to formulate plans for hospitals to
care for crippled children not necessarily the children
of Shriners,' but all children Who were physically unfor
tunate. The result of this work has been marvelous, and
a half million children, including children from all kinds
of homes, from all religious denominations, from all na
tionalities, have been blest with aid that permitted them
to run and pkayTand work as other children- do. - The
Shriners of Klamath Falls want the privilege of aiding
the Hospital for Crippled Children located at Portland;
they want the general public of this city to have the same
opportunity, and with that end in view the local musical
talent has been donated for the event, with Tuesday eve
ning, at which time all proceeds will go to the hospital at
Portland.
evenlnit
Med ford.
from
Orunl.
lS9--radated from Inland '"M ' on " The '""' '' Waller Fol
Stanford and went tJ work in a " p' ln' oa "Th ! "ay with Ke
California mid mine, later Join-' 'r"?,, ,T"" " .Mrs' V" I Earl .Mack
I'nss and railroad track was washed nit
there, whllo trains were delayed'
worn visited Wrdiicn-lfnr six hours, between Coffey-j
enneth Stewart. vllle an I Arkansas City. Kans., j
called at the Alex , due to a washout.
in- the minlna firm of IjmI ' " ,ne mofnlng Cheyne home on Wednesday. j A hundred volunteer workers.
Janin. (Servicea. Mr. ueerson ana Mr. I.eo Wiser was transacting battled last nlxht to save a Aim
1S97 Went to Australia as!Wmb!e 8mUn 8,nlt ' the j business in Klamath Falls on at llarrlsouvllle. Mo. which "Im-
mining engineer for a British I erenlas rlcft. Christian En-1 Wednesday. .pounds Lake I.una, source of the
svnfr.i4 -deavor at 6:30 p.m. O'Connor brothers are nmtur- 'rltv'a water sunnlr. rtreal .lm.
lS93-.larrled Misi Lou Henrv ! ' J Ing a large bunch of ahoep on thn 'age lo the town and pisslblo loss'
of Monterey, Calif., and went -to 1 8t- Taul'a Kpisconnl Church,
, The Vote In Nicaragua
pOSSIBLY you didn't notice it, what with the news of
lour own election filling the papers; but. that much
talked-of Nicaraguan election was finally held,, and llon
cada, the liberal candidate, was overwhelmingly elected.
If you will let your memory roam back over a little
, period, you may recall that Moncada was the man whom
the revolutionists sought to make president by force of
arms. We sent our marines down there, squelched the
revolution, saw a number of our young men killed, killed
a larger number of Nicaraguans, spent a good deal of
money, incurred considerable ill will in various places
and' Moncada gets the presidency anyway. Diaz, whose
regime was preserved by our intervention, goes out.
Someone doubtless feels very proud of this bit
statesmanship. But we can't imagine just who it is.
( hina as mining expert for thoTae Friendly Church. nev. J.
Chinese government. Henry Thomas, phone 21-n S
1900 Helped other Americana ,-"-i Holy Commnnlin. 9:4S a.
defend Tientsin during the Boxer im- -urch achool. We pay the
rebellion. j greatest attention to the choice
1903 E n t e r e d partnership iot teachers and in adequate prep-
w tlra)irrotitcf mining engineers j aratlon of. .lessens, '""l l :oo a.m.,
in London. i. . ..'i morning, prayer, .sermon by the
1906 Changed his al resl- j rector. 7:30 p. m., -class in per-
dence to Palo Alto. California, jsonal religion. , i
1914 In London when war We especially welcome strang-
Stewart ranch.
Kenneth Stewart has been con
fined lo his home for several
days with a severe cold.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
ntK.NK i:i.iz wu:tii n-mtiKN
of life was threatened If the dam
gave way.
The highest flood In history of
Pleasant Hill, Mo-., droro ia turn
Mr from their homes..
Highway lllm-knl
Arterial highways east an I
snuh of Kannaa City wern block
ed by flood waters, and scores of
motorists were reported stranded
in small tomns along the routes.
Ball service between Kansas
broke out, was appointed to take era in town to the above helpful I The remains of Irene Elizabeth, . City an1 Sednlia was stopped last
charge cf relief work in Bel- j services of spiritual depth. daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Archie night br washouts.
glum. , . s O O'Brien, will he forwarded to Al-1 Tho general rainfall over Okla-
1917 Returned to the United I Zlon Lutheran Church. 1025 rhambra, California, where funer- noma Increased to a downpiur
States to become food adminis- i High street. Q. W. Hoffman, pis-fal services will be held and Inler- last night, with the mercury drop
trator. itor Sunday achool and nihln ; menr made in the family plot, ping at Oklahoma city fr.im 6S
1919 Made director general i class at 9:30 a. m. Morning ser- I Arrangements are In rare of the to 46 degrees. Tho Texaa Pun-
of relief work by allied powers I vice at 10:30. The pastor will i Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, handle reported threo Inches of
and organized American Belief lapeak On "How and- Why WejI'lne Avenue at Sixth. rain, with moderate rains, but no
Administration. I Should Come to Jesus." Erenlna- damago reported In other section
1920 Han unsuccessfully for ' service at 7:30. - At thin service JAMKS U'UJIKIIT I'OMIOV of the state.
Republican nomination for presl- the third of a aeries of sermons Friends are respectfully invited
dent. .on the life of Abraham win he e.
1921 Made secretary cf com-: livered. Topic this Sunday. "Ab-
merce in President Harding s raham the Peaceful." Sneclal
cabinet.1 meeting of the Council after tha
1927 Directed relief work In I morning service.
Mississippi flood.
I92S Elected president of th.e You are invited td attend our 'ng at 8 o'clock, with Rev. A
United States.
to attend the funeral services for I VIOLA, "LEFTY" l'XITEI
the late James Wilhert Conroy to! HOLLYWOOD. Calif.. Nov.
be held Momlay morning at the (UP) Viola Pana, screen art
Sacred Heart church where a Ite. ress, and Maurice "I.efty" Flynn.
v n niki. oulem Mass will he celebrated for . former V ain fnnlhall am nnit
Iclasa Wednesday evening at 7:30. ,aa repce cf his soul, com mene- movie actor, have effected recon-
F. dilation, she said today after her
Of
Tlie Murder Of " Rot lutein
'"THE big news of recent days, aside from the presiden
tial election, has been the murder of Arnold Rothstein
of New York, "gambling king." .
Nearly as much fuss has been made over this affair
as though Rothstein had actually been a useful citizen.
Ire was not, of course. He was famous simply because
he rolled up a fortune of $10,000,000 by gambling. He
was accused of various shady deals; he apparently was
not even the curious anomaly, a "square gambler."
, But, after all, he had $10,000,000. And, in this day
and age, any man who has that much money can be sure
of fairly respectful attention when he passes on.
THE CAREER OF
Charles Curtis
i services.
i
Loeser offrclntjAg. Interment . return from a visit In Iho east.
a will be made ln Llnkvlllo come- , Hho said that Flynn. 'who left the
Klamath Temple Sunday ser-terT- The remains are in the movie colony after the cstrange
vlces at :45 a.m. Bible school.'001"1 roum of th E"rl Whltlock i ment a year ago, will return
classes for all ages, Mrs. John ! Funeral Home, Pine Avenue, at here.
Linfestv superintendent. At 1 1 , Sixth, where fronds may. call. . , ,
; a. m.. Divine worship, special mes. " '
on a farm near sage hy Rer. M. B. Parounaulan. ' A lolal ' 29"' languages
Kas.. of part In-1 native of Armenia. At 5 p m 'P"len throughout the. world Is
county Jail service. At 7 n m I lven " "Pe" from carefully
Special
Sunday Dinner
6 to 8:30 P. M.
Served in a Finer, Nicer and Hetter
DININd HOOM
Musie lly
Jack Bowrihg Orchestra
From 6:30 to 8:30 P. M.
.Choice of various dishes delicious and tasty
served from a spotless kitchen.
t .
PLATE
TRY OUR MERCHANTS LUNCH
EVERY DAY
"It's where Everybody Goes"
HOTEL WILLARD
New Dining Room
Correct this sentence : "Now that I have this niece of
furniture," she said, "I'll never want another thing for
the house."
Thrift urges you to serve your cake until you are
too old to eat it. The installment plan cuts a slice while
you still hijve an appetite.
Some school teachers feel no urge to slay anything,
and others have pupils whose mothers call them
"darling." ,
vVhon a wife begins to yearn for the higher things
in life, she has found some sweet-scented pill who sym
pathizes with her.
Appendix: An extra that doesn't do anything except
make tnjulltj.. Somewhat like a foreman.
Writing a play is hard work. Think how many you
must' attend in order to steal your stuff.
I860 Born
N'orth Topeka,
-ti.- ..
man ant:(7ii j. .
1865 Orphaned.' he went to 'street service, also prayer In tho compiled statistics from the varl
live with relatives on an Indian .church prayer room. At 7:30, oa countries,
reservation in Morris county, great evangelistic song and I
Kansas. .preaching service. Message hy the
1868 Went to Topeka to live i pastor ."Ood'i Banqueting House."
with his father's people. j Mid-week services on "Deeper
1870 Attended school, work- christian Life." Wednesday and
ing ln livery stables In spa-re Friday at 7:30 p. m. Choir prac-
time. jtlce and Bible Studv class Thurs-
1876 Signed a contract as a day evenlnr at T-3A Pn.ine
DeVrles, 1045 California avenue.
Phones, 1095-W home, study
575-W
AITO I.W.IKI.ATION IM.AWF.lt
GREE.VVILLB. Te.t Nor.
' tUPI A bill, proposing a mini-'
' uitim atitoniflhllo registration lee
of 14 and a mrixlimiin fee of f 10 :
' hJis been prepared for presentu-
6ih
jockey on Kansas tracks.
1877 Quit riding and retnrn-
M In achont In ffpt nn edlirntlon.
ISfil AHmltlori to the bar' a . I
- ; v v
after studying law. First Presbyterian Clmrcli
7 . , j"1"' niinnay. sua a.m., a.
aiiuonrc i.-iuiii7 u " "" isaooatn school with a class and a,
by enforcing Kansas' prohibition ! welcome for persons of all ages.!
law'- - 'H m" morning wirshlp; Rev! ;
1892 Elected to Congress on n. v. Halht ., prM(,h ())B frn
the Republican, ticket. 0f several sermons on Old Testa-
1903 left Congress to run (,.,. Roo. aI)(J e -.,,
for the Senate, but was defeated, pruks, showing the hie-old de
1907 Succeeded in aspirations velopment of Christian Ideas
and won election to the Senate. :vn 0w) Mcryre wtn hp' , hi
. 1912 Defeated In campaign , organ The choir.' Ulracled
for reflection. , by Miss Augusta Parker, will pre-
1914-Returned t the Senate. ;..nt , anthem ,
1924 -Became Republican Chrl,tlan Endeavor for CoTng !
leader of the Senate. I people of high school age. 7 -so
1928 Elected vice president. I p. m.. evening service; Mrs. M. It. ;
Purounaglun, guest speaker. Mon-
TO GET XORTIICOTT
LOS ANGELES, Nor. (UP)
Chief Deputy District Attorney
Forest Murray and Captain J.
W. Bright of the Los Angeles
county sheriff's office, will leave
here for Vancouver, B. C, Sat
urday night to aid In the extra
dition of Gordon Stuart North-
cott and his mother, Mrs. Louisa
Northeott, asserted proprietors of
the Riverside "murder farm."
Muslin Is from Mosul, whence'
It was first exported, though
nearly all the cotton muslin
names are Indian. -
aay evening, church parly for
men and women. Wednesday, 1
:30 p. m church night chicken
dinner, with spiritual fellowship.
Thursday, Circles meet, except
ing Rellinny, which meets on Fri
day. 7:00 p. m., Stewardship club
of young men meets for supper
IMMANUEL
A HeRitlnr Baptist Church,
Affiliating nilli iho Baptist
Churches of Oregon.
DELAYED
ACTION
I
frequently is the reason why a property owner
jji under-insured. While he has been waiting
for a chance to order the additional insurance
he required, fire has destroyed his property.
The service of a well-organized insurance
agency would have made it convenient for him
to secure the additional protection when he
first realized he needed it. -
See
Jas. EL Driscoll
Write.
LIFE FIRE AUTO BONDS
LIVESTOCK
Tlenty of money to loan on good
..improved city property.
Phone 432 206 Williams Bid.
A represcntnllve will lie Rind lo rail upon yon.
Ride with
Soutitflhie&'im
i?egoim ;
TERMINAL DEPOT
615 Main - Phone 999
t The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon
operating local service from Klamath
Falls to Chiloquin Ashland and
Medford, with connections to
all points North and South.
This company has served you faithfully in
the pus. yr;u and will continue giving
, jor excellent service.
Busses leave from Stage Terminal, 615
Main street for Ashland and Medford at
7 a. m. 10 a. m. 1:30 p. m 5 p. m.
For Chiloquin and way points
8 a. m. 12:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 7 p. m.
Southern Oregon Stages