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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1930)
Thursday, AuriihI M, 1'jriO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE KM RELATES STORIES TO PARK FOLK Noted Author Believe! Life in Far North Muit Be Hard (HATfcll LAKK. Or.., Aug. II. (Hpwilul) Willi epeuklug "I boars In Crater l.uke, I'eter II. Kyoe, world tanioua aullior alio vlalted Ilia park, related fallowing alorjri Two old 1 1 mart mat In I ha smoking room coming from Alaska and Ilia talk turned to tnertencea In the far north. It muat ba a bard Ufa In winter up lhara If you helleve all you haar. It sesuis thai tha olilar of Ilia two men bad limi caught uul In hla canoe, ball war across tho Inland lake liy a sudden squall. Tbo wind developed to a hurrl caia. ahnel of hlludlug snow ohllterated any trace of abur. At any mouiant tha thrashing lump Ira threatened to demolish tha llllla boat and add lb a nam a of tba occupant to tha Hat of tha missing. All hupea bad sanlshsd whan tba canulat heard, even ahova tba roar of tha atorm a anortlni and panting which ba thought ba recognised. Ila waa right. Nwluuilug paat. within iMrb, waa a huge grlialy who paid no attention to tha canoa hat bant afforu toward reaching lha ueareel ahora. Thar aay that a drowning man grsspa at elrewa, but not halug tha eeasona for atrawa, th plotter got a firm bold of tha lur nanr tb tall and of tha haar. Tba haar nual have beau a atrong awlmmer for It low ad lha man and tba boat to ahora. Tha yaungar man's story dlf farad aomawbat. Lasting bis tant ons morning, ba etarled down a narrow woodvd trail for a buckat of watar. being an experienced woodauian, ba look his rifle. At on placa It wss necessary to pass batwaan two high bouldara aud at tola apol ha mat tha fathar of all grls ,rt thrr wsa only tlma for ono shot, aud ba dropped lha burkat and took that one. Uut ha ahot too quirk tha boar charged tha second cart ridge Jammed In the breach of tha gun. uropplug ma useless weapon the man fled up the trail puraued by the hear. Tba knowledge that the hear waa gaining Induced lb man to bunt some plaoa (or aataty. Ahead wss a tree, too large to climb. High orer tha path waa single branch. It waa far out of reach but his only chance. Could ho make It? Pulling orery ounce of energy Into Ilia leap ha Jumped lor the limb and missed. "What happened!" asked hla ompanlun, brealhleealy. "Ob, snswered tha man car leaaly. "I caught It coming down." Dropping tba subject of hear. ilr. Km looked again at tha lake and said thoughtfullr "Crater Lake, tha moat beauti ful of all lakee. without ccptlou. Midland Farmer Combining Grain C. R. Patterson and O. Travers hare stsrtad Combining their grain and report a vary good crop. Thar recently purchased new combine. William llouck and Clnronca pnlaon left Tuoadsr for northern Idaho, where they plan to rsmsln several months. 8am Oehllnger of Henley was a rsller on the Island Monday. Misses f'aullnn and Catharine Burnett, Floyd and Arthur Stew art and George Ilurnetl spent Sun day at Diamond lake. Tha day was spent boat riding on the lake. Mrs. Orr Hooper and daughter, Dorothy left Saturday for Colusa, California, where they will remain for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Motachen-hai-bsr soa Barnard, Tletted at tha Zuckerman ranch Sunday. Mr a. O. Trever and son James SIDE GLANCES 'Mow don't tall ma anything lft Launch Campaign ror Teaching of Bible in School The "Week Day Hchool of II- lllou Uducalluu" hue been char- aulurlsed as one of the greatest movements Introduced Into our educational InatliuUuiie In many rusts. It Is ludoraed by educa tional lata and clvlu leaders throughout the whole of lb Uuit- ed CHutes of America. Ila aims, aa slated by the Duuartuiaul of ICdmaiiou. are aa follows, "To furnish ample background for the character development of uoya ana slrls. to avoid any ainpuaels on any doctrine, or creed, lo acquaint uoya snd girls with the main facts of lha lilble, aud to give tbaiu a knowledge of lilble characters, Ulble atorlee. and Ulttl liters tura." Thla uiovameiit was put luto Uiu schools of Klamalb rails Ust year with gralllylug results. II la under th direction of a hoard cuuiDoaed uf two members of aacb inatitutiou amnaiea wnn iu Mlulaterlal Aaauvlatalou. Ill teaching Is In iiualllled bauds as the teacher must have received a certificate from the department of educatlou. Funds to carry on Ihle work are gathered by public- sub- sorlptluu. We closed last years activities with all accounts paid lr full, thanks tu the generona re sponse of business snd other peo ple uf the community. Una the tweutlvtb day of tnis mouth a caiopaigu to rals slab 111 b launched fur the purpose of carrying on lha work title year. Tula will be known aa "Dollar Campaign". Nobody will be ask ed lo contribute mora, all will be aaked to couirlbul that much, la view of the tremendous Import ance of thla auterjrlsa w feel that nobody who csn contribute will fall lo do so. Any Inquiries rvgardlug the week day school of rallgloua edu cation should he mad to Mr. 11. j, Uireus, chairmen of tb board. On behalf of lha Hoard, Signed, Mrs. K. L. Kreuch, Arthur T. Eaton. Publlclay Cumiailt. Ruaaell Graders Now Caterpillar Harelballng tb growth of road building aclenc Itself U lb his tory of the newly-named "Cater pillar" road machinery. From the tlrat elevating grader ever built 17 years ago by tb llussell Grad er Msnufscturlug Company, to th wlda range of today'a 14 models of blade grade, elevating graders, mslntalners, and motor patrols la a long step. When roads were Utile more then beaten trails from on town' shin to another, th Kuasell com panr built lha first elevating grader, 11 waa a horae-drawn machine built to make roads that would drain In wet woalher and aland no under year-round travel. Than came th aulomonua, wiaon ing lha rang of travel and de manding roads thst would sup port heavy, high-speed trams, Th automobile ushered In a new era In road engineering. In tha place one occupied by whittling country town politicians, thnre are now skilled highway engin eers who build roads scientifically with modern machinery. Uvea with well-built and maintained roads of today, engineers , and good machinery ar multiplying th power of tha taxpayer'a road building dollar by ten. Machine kept up the pace ael by onglneera. Track-type tractors were developed and Russell O rad ars took advantage of th new power- with a sturdier, heavier grader. Bclenlldo aousirnctlon gave a lighter draft machine with even greater capacity. A year ago the Russell compsny Joined forces with the Caterpillar Tractor com pany to better produce matched tractors and gradera. Now, tha Ruaaoll (traders have taken tha Cstorplllsr" name, th final step In cementing the union of two fa mous msrhtnes. war Klamath Falls visitors Mon- dsy. Mrs. Marshall of Colusa, Calif.. spent several days here with rela tives. Mr. and lira . J. R. Burnott vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Har nett Ssturdsy evening. H. B. Lament has moved his csltls lo from Bear valley ts tba Flowarg ranch at Ady. Tba vslus of tb annual hsrvest of tlsh along Alaska's 2S.000 miles of ssacoaat la nssrly 150.000.000. By George Clarb me ir.nk soma mistakes first." LAKETRAVEL RECORDS FALL S u n d a y'a Registration Heaviest in Crater Park History CnATril LAKK, Ore., Aug. 14, (Hpeoial) -Hunday, Auguat 10, travel Into Crater National park waa tha heaviest lu lb history of the park. 1011 autoe were check ed through th varloua entrancea. They carried a total of 8161 per sons. To dale 13.141 cars hav to ured the park with 106,1,00 rial tors. Included In this Urge Dum ber ar motorists from every ststa In tha union, from Alaska, Ha waii, Old Mexico, Ills' ( anal Zou, Canada and aareral from South America and Huron (Valor Ike llrlrfa Auguat It, (Hpeclall Mr. and Mrs, Charles Roberta paaaed through tha park bunday enrout to Diamond Lak lo apend tha day with their boo Inula, who Is In charge of th boa (a at tha Dia mond Lak Iodic. Mr. Ilobsrta report lb road from Crater to Diamond Lake la In excellent condition. Mr. and Mr. Oeorg Mrlntyr and daughter spent Hunday at Anna Hprlngs. It waa baby No lotyre't first trip from lino. Iter. Kmlth and Mrs. Smith of Tb Dalle. Oregon, spent th week end st ths home of their son, Hsoger Kmlth, at Anna Springs. W. I. Tlngley and party visited Crater Lak on Hunday while en rout from Medford, They made lha loop trip from Klamath Falls. Miss Henrietta Kkern of Kla math Falls spent th week end at IFodip a jl.flnmiil11eill Minnie CDimny These special terms I I eVsr-STarEFKEfe use GENERAL INCLUDING NO EXTRA COST An extra Inrluecwncnt dur- 1 ing this Scclnl Offer only THE CALIFORNIA 0BEG0N POWER COMPANY "Ysh Ssrtssri Anna Hprlngs cabin aa the guest uf Mr, and Mrs. Don C. Fisher. C. V, Uecwar of the Hank of America of Los Angeles left for California Tuesday after spending a week's vacation at tb Anna Hprlng cabin with lunger Don C. Flatter aud hit wife. Ila reported wonderful lurk fishing In Crater Uki and th North Uuipqua dis trict. II. K. Perkins, wife and nephew vlaiiea crater lAge Hunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomas snd Mrs. Thoniss. Br., of Denver, mo tored to crater Lake on Hunday, Mr. and Mr. Thomaa Vint are visitors In the park this week, Mr. Vint Is In charge of lb land scape work for the National parks. He Is coulcrrlng with landscape engineer Baser, relative to th plans for Crate National park. Mrs. J. Royal Hhaw waa among tba Klamath visitors to enjoy a vlalt lo the rim oo Wsilnesday. Mrs. Cunning snd Mrs. Cum mlngs, both of Klauiatb Falls, mo tored to tb rim recently. Willi In the psrk Mrs. Curnnitngs o Joysd a visit with her daughter, Margaret, who Is employed at tb cafeteria. Mr. snd Mrs. Usorgs Drum, mond, former owners of tb Drummond Print Hhop, were visi tors In the park thla week. Mr. Drummond la now living near Gold Hill. J. Ashman Beavers of Honolu lu, T. H., wss a visitor st th psrk recently. Mr. Beavers Is th manager of the Honolulu atadlum, snd th leading sports promoter of th Island. Among th foreign visitors at th park recently were Frits K. Scherber f Ouedlrnburg, Ger many, and Dr. F. A. Detken of Frankfurt, Oerjnany. Mr, and Mra. Thomas Orlmlson of Balboa. Canal Zone, called at th Fisher cabin while en route to tb lak oo Monday. They hav bsen making s tour of th Nation al parks and plan to return to their horn at Balboa next month. Mr. and Mra. Georg Kampl and daughter of Pelican City and 1 J make It easy to own this WONDERFUL ELECTRIC ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR YOUR first month's payment ($13.25) places this beautiful General Electric Refrigerator in your home. You'll enjoy it so much this summer, and for years and years to come. A General Elec tric is a lifetime invest ment why not have yours now! Not one) of the 400,000 1 General Electric owners has ever paid cent for service. Is rt areas their guests, Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Flahiir uf Oakland, vlalted Crater Lake Hunday. Hnrac M. Albright, director of national puma, j.: rt on Wednes day fur Berkeley after spending aaveral days at Crater Lake park. ltd ward Hnllnaky and Gordon Webber left Crater Lake park on Saturday for their bow us In Berkeley, where they will re-enter school th first of th week. They hav heea employed on the sur veying craw during li summer. Youthful Aviator Trying for Record WKHTFIKLD, N ., Aug. 14, (API Eddie Hchnellr old pilot, took oft at 4:Ss a. m. (K. 8. T.) today In an attempt to set a nw Junior trsntcontlnental flight rarwrd. The present record WSS established hv the let I'Mnk Ooldeborough, who made tha trip In 13 hours, 311 minutes. If nlans to make Ma ttrmt at Columbus, o., for fuel and a secona reiueung stop st St. Louis. At Wichita. Kan., he el.n. t. spend the night while a 250 gal lon tank is fitted Into bis plane. The Isst stage of th flight will be to Ainsraora, cel., which he hop to reach by tomorrow night. KMOHI HCCCEEDS DAT AUGUSTA. Ge. Just aa Ihm night aucaseds th day, so has KOigm succeeded Hay In Hprlng field. Thla cam aboat rermi. whan th Her. Blewatar Knight of Rlddlerllla, exchanged pul pits with th Rev. Lon Day of HprlngflaJd. French-Italian Restaurant Will Be Ope Saturday, Aug. 16 Also Board aad Rooms. Koonsa SS per week and np 1021 MAIN ST. NORTHLAND Transportation Company To all points North East and West Eooaoavy, Safety and DepesdablUty "aUDB TUB NORTHLAND" Phone 999 Terminal Stage Depot 830 Klamath Ave. Union Stage . DELUXE Sciberling Siaa Price 29x450 12.05 29x4.75 14.15 29x5.00 14.GO 30x450 13.35 30x5.00 14.05 31x55 17.30 32x6.00 10.75 33x6.00 20.35 IRDEN OF THE WOHDKN, Or., Aug. 14 (spe cial to me iierulu) Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Csmphell are spending a few days at th home uf Mrs. Csnipht'll's father, Henry Cham pan. They will go from here to Heattls where they will complete their vacation vlaitlng friends. stopping In Word-a on their rs turn hum. Mr. and Mrs. Charley baty returned from California alter a visit with Mr. Italy's brother. Jim. A fir on the Zuckerman ranch near Wordsn Wi paat few day a kaa kspt tb entire ranch crew busy. It Is now under control. Mrs. W. D. Miller and baby, Mrs. Mshel Tsber and children. Mra. Oliver Hly and Mrs. Taber ware former resldenta visiting In Worden last week. Don Wllifmind waa a Klamath Falls visitor Saturday. Mr. Will found la expecting to buy a track for hauling. Mr. and Mrs. Lyla Gordon and daughter Darleen wer Klamath Falls visitors Hnndsy. Th Gordon brothers are clean Their Value I So WEEK Used BUT-- We Have All Other Makes 1 1929 Ford Coupe, a bargain 1 1928 Chrysler Custom Sedan, six wire wheel and trunk 2 Buicks, rarin' to go. 11928 Olds Coach, like new 1 1927 Dodge Sedan, license, runs fine W Have Many More For You To Select From LIBERAL TERMS Roy Call Auto Co. Lot 527 Klamath Ave. Open Sunday and Evenings. Phone 334. WITH 5,000 OTHER ETOEFENDENT SEIB ERLING TIRE MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT AMERICA WE HAVE JOINED HANDS TO BUY THE ENTIRE FACTORY OUT-PUT OF REG ULAR SEIBERLING TIRES AT LESS THAN CAR MANUFACTURER'S PRICES BALSIGER Main & Esplanade. ing up the Uordou cemetery building a fence around It and otnerwiae improving It. Due. Gordon of Dorrls, who Just returned from the military training camp at Han Francises, pant Hsturdsy with bis grand parents, Mr. iwid Mra. Dau Uor dou, and his cousin, Gordon Van. Dun Is a high school atudont of Dorrls. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Campbell uf New Mexico and Mr. and Mrs. it. Lew na of Klamath Fulls, snd Jack Champs speat Holiday st ths home of Henry Champan. Mllo Campbell la In th aviation aervlra In New Mexico. County Judge Goddard and Conimlaalonera Wllllama and Obenehaln were In tVordea laat week lnapectlng tha roads. Dao and Henry Gordon were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gordon. John Collins aud Jack Cum in lugs are In the timber thla week getting out Mr. Cummtngs' wood. Howard Bhnr Is th prond pos sessor of s sew car bought lo Klamath Falls the past week. AGED VLTLKAN DIKH SACRAMENTO. Cal., Aug. 14. (APj Cupula Elbrldg La Fay ette Hawk, US, former national commander In chief of tha Grand Army of tha Republic, died yes terday In th soldier's horn at Yountrtlle, Napa county. Great, We Never Have MOTOR CO. Phone 2100. inippg RADITM HfiATIMO PAD VIENNA -A radlust ray hast ing pad I being seed lo ths surgical clinic f th raasMii Osaoral hospital here, under tk direction of Prof. Aston Elaala berg. Thee radium rays, tsp Plled by layers of powdered resi dues of radium, glv oft Just enough beat stlmalst th circulation of blood without nos ing serious radium burn. Travel to FOLGl.RI Tonisrit 4mo rvtav tHUtV n 9 ts 9.X p.n. cotuMStA Htrwoirx A W-etoW-aj ,.at, saw sad Ver) Any REGULAR Seiberling Slae Prise 29x4.40 $5.55 28x4.75 7.33 29x4.50 29x4.75 29x5.00 30x450 30x5.00 31x5.25 630 7.05 7.03 6.35 8.15 0.75 ED