The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX" THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Ki'tniiiry 13. IJIUU Until f lie (Cucnlng ctali EUOENa. 8. KELT! Pablubed every afternoon except Snnday by The Herald Publishing Company at 101-111 Booth fifth Street, KlmU rail. Oregon Entered aa second cleat matter at tha eoitofflce of Klamath JTeJie Oregon, on August 10. 110. aadar act of Congress. March 1. 19?. MAIL RATES PA I ABLE IN ADVANCE By Mall Dejjeered by Oanta U Oiulda ta Ota County County Thraa Month 1.7 ll.lt Big Mentha l.Ti 1 It Ona Taar l-Ot . MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCCl T1UM Represented nationally by 11. C. MOGENSEN CO, INC.. Baa Francisco. Naw Tork. Detroit. Seattle. Chicago, Portland. Lo Angelea. Coplaa ot tha Nawa and Harald. together with complete Inform Uoa abont tha Klamath Faila aaking at any of theae office. Meaaber ol aha AaaocUua rreea Tba Aaaociatad Preaa la exclusively entitled to the aaa of republic. Uoa of all aewe dlapatchea credited la thla paper, and alao the local of republication of special diipatrhc Beret are also reserved. Combination Herald aad Nawa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE8 Telephone lie Three cents pr word par day. game ad m thrse eonsecutne save lo par word. "arae ad run la competitive aajs lo per word. Seme ad run I eoaeee ntlve dava 17c par word. No book rharae made for leaa tkaa kt ceata. If your ad appeere incorrectly, notify ua Imm.aiataly. w.'e ee rapt reipoailbillty for oaly oae tncerreet laeerUoa. Claaaifiexi Index AatoBaoUve Builnaea Opportunltlee Contract Work Wanted Educational Farm Implemnte For Rent ReeJtore rurnuhad Apta. to Let Purnlahad Uouaa te Let . Furnish Booma ta Let . Financial - Ganaral Notices . Halt, Wanted. Mala Halp Wanted. F:r.ale . Livestock and Feed Lodaae I .oat aad Found llscallaaeeua for Bala Faraonals Poultry for Hale Real Estate for Sale Itaal Estate for Lease . Raa! Eatata Wanted ftoom and Board Sltuatlone Wanted Stores and Ot floss -lie II .lis -la wane Trans portatioa To Exchange .lie rntitmt.h.d Aota. to Let 12a Unfurnished Hoaase ta Let wanted. Mucalleaeooa tl Waat.d te Rvnt li Lodge KLAMATH LODGE NO Tl a, r. a a. j. Btatad CommanicatlOB Second and Fourth 7fl, ( .. m DPnka Welcome LOOMI3 BUILDING Loot and Found LOST Female brlndle bull dot. Name "Babe." Childrea'a pet. Reward. Call 14W, corner 5th and Pine. till 8TRATED Toy bull pap. Owner Invalid la dr. Reward. Apt. S. oiFansjJjjJM General Notice SPIRITUALIST readings. 1111 Walnut. SCSI TOR 8ALE Store fixtures, floor rasea, floor oablneta. ahow ranee, tabled, ona larne aafo. Tale door check, ladders, and many other desirable fixtures, very reasonable. K. Sugar nun. SM6 A-B-C of Specialized Business and Professional Service BOARD ANCHOR HOTEL DINING ROOM tth and Oak Bta. Dellclons Food Dinners a specialty, rsmlly atyle, 50c Short orders, t a. m. to t p. m. Vtrtan Daffy and Emma Black CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Paul C. Long Chiropractor and Nerve Specialist 117 Booth Seventh Street Phona 1140 DENTISTS DR. ERNEST H. BALL S -.ecesBor to Dr. . O. Wlaecarrar (OS Oregon Bank Bldg. Phona I4S DR. J. E. CLANAHAN 107 Oregon Bank Phone 836 Residence Pbona 22 21-J. DRESSMAKING BESS MERAKDA Dressmaking Coat rellnlag. Alterattona. 101 Stewart-Draw Bldg. Phone 1496J. 711 Mala FROZEN PIPES FROZEN PIPES Dyv and Night Service THAWED BY ELECTRICITY ALSO SHARPEN ICE SKA""" ; Bert'i Battery and Electrlo lit 8. 6th. Phona 4-W. You Have Read These Classified Ads You Have Not Read All of Today's Pablleb- Ona Month a Thraa Mentha 1.(1 81 Month 1.18 Oaa Taar .te market, may ba obtained tor tha to It or aot otherwise credited aewe published therein. All right General Notice NOTICE Write your congressmen and senators, nrglug them to support H. R. No. 1, now. it job waat your boaua. Congressmen are; R. R. Batlar, Chaa. Martin. W. C. Hewley. Sen a t ore are: rrederick Stetwer. Chaa. lm McNary. PELICAN POST lilt v. r. w. MOTHPROOFING 4 Year Guarantee H. 8. C. Method Kill. Harmlee to flneat fab rice. We cleaa ephol ttery and m ra. aad wa do upholstering. F. A. Thurman 111 Commarctai Phone 1471 PeraonaU WISH ta express my afneara thanks for tha beautiful floral offertnta. tha kindness, arm' ps thy and bain of oar many frlenda during tha laat illness ana deem et my Brother, Charles Miller. X. A. Miller. (114 6 Help Wanted, Male DIESEL ENGINEERS aad ME CHANICS wanted. Diesel en gines bow need 1b all lines of industry railroads, airplanes, trucks and busses, boats (from the largeat ocean liners to tha smallest tugs), donkeys, ehovela, power plants, ate. Diesel airplanes et eleven dif ferent makaa now have ap proval type certificate Issued by U. 8. Dept. of Commerce. An acute abortage of experts exists. Wa train yoa to oper ate the latest power plant Diesels aad high-speed types. Send for new Illustrated book let. "Diesel Opportunities of 111." Hemphill Diesel En gineering Schools, Dept. It' ll. Weetlake and Republican Sta.. Seattle. Waeh. 104 HOSPITALS "KLAMATH'S EMEKQENCT HOSPITAL" THE VALLEY HOSPITAL . Cor. Fourth aad Ptse Bta. OPTOMETRISTS DR. GOBLE . OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Olaaaea Fitted No Dropa Deed Phona 1(1. 708 Mala at RADIOS Long's Radio Service 115 Donald Street Phona lit ' 8erriee, repairing, tea ting, ate. Tnbea, parti, ate. Backed by ears ot experience. HTJLBERT'S RADIO SERVICE Tor Better Reception" Equipped and experienced to service or repair yonr radio. Phone 711-M. 1041 Owent St, No effort la made In theae classified ads to Influence your Judgment by flowery language or sperlon- argu ment. The Important polntt of each offer are stated brief ly and clearly. Tha choice li left to you. Is allies Probably tha most In teresting thlnae In life are the unusual ones. The man that can put out an unuual product that Is useful will ee care business far ahead of hts competitors. Onca in a while wa aea aa unusual adver tisement oa tha classi fied page. Of course the unusual ad doesn't necessarily bring mora business but It does draw more attention. Probably the most un usual ad in today's paper la In classification No. 1. It Is the first lima that 1 have eeen an ad on the classified page asking anyone to write to their senatora or rep resentatives. It yon are a veteran ba sura to read this ad vertisement. Whea yoa want to place an announcement where everyone will see It. tha place to put It la oa tha classified page. SALLY 7 Herp Wanted, Female WANTED Girl tor general aonaewort. Must oa compe tent and famish excellent ref erences. Applv between 1 and 4. at 711 Jefferson. file WANTED Middle-aged house-1 keeper. Inquire after a, Fri day. Ill 8. 4th. till WANTED Girls that play band instramenta. see nee Wilkes. Ill 8. tb. 77 Educational TEACHER OF VIOLIN. Element ary and advanced courses. Arthur Hebert. Special at tention gtven to beginners. Addreea 45 Martin. 1141 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED practical nana dealrea work. Phona 111. 6811 CAPABLE woman wishes house work or hotel work. Phone 14. 1811 10 Contract Work Wanted PAINTING, paper hanging and kalsomlning. Prices right. Jess K. Patterson. Phone 2387J. S321 11 Furnished Room FOR KENT Rooms, ateam heat ed Silt S. 5th. 579 12 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM 11 N. 5th St. ft. a. 5HJ7 13 Furnished Apartment FOR RENT Ground floor apart ment, bu Francis Apu., 2S Oak. 1197 FOR RENT f-room apartment. overstuffed furniture. fire place, hot and cold water tar nished, 125 month. Close In. Phone K54W. 6411 FOR RENT First due turn lin ed apartments. Evana apart ments. Phone 144J, or 200. 4135 FURNISHED APT. Hot water and electric rang. 104 Lin coln. BS09 OUT OUR WAY DOS HAt - ALU VKI - I M-v ur n ttjot-tKi i t i v. , i m i ri-rrY -&TAcrr& oigg.m' tj O V 1 ' FtMOABOHVED BOME ( tl - N 13 Furnished Apartment Beat for tha money. i With or without frl.lilalre. electricity, leiepnone. steam heated (erase. JS and up. Maid service If desired. 11th and Walnut Phone Too 14 Furnished Houaea FOR RENT Partly furnished 4 roora boue water free, licut fll.it). liti Manianlta. 111 1-ROOM furnlhrd cabin, l.ltlita, water furnished, ill) month. toil. 1M1 MODKKN three-room furnished hout, with garage, on pave ment, near Mills school. J. 8. Mills, iui .Martin St. Phone !31J. iM 11-KOOM bouse, !4U: 7 -room house, 130; 5-rooiu home, $30; 1-rooin house, 12"; t room house. fli; 1-room house. 110. Phone 111. Hu; ri'RNI8HKD (-room house, fur nace heat. modern. - rhoue liiiilJ. Sii KOR RENT S-room partly fur- nianea nrtcg nouse. rinse in on pavement. Phone 19S. In quire 1.14 Kxplanaile ;.ll IS Unfurniahed Houaea 1318 JOHNSON AVENl'E Mod ern, 1 bedrooms. basement, furnace, double garnet., good view. 1 blocks from hlich school. Reduces). ISO to flu month. Phone 31SJ. 5 Mi t-ROOM house, 135: 1-room nouse, IIS; 4-room house. flO: 1-room bouse. 12u; 3 room house, fit. Phone 11 iSnS NEW f-room house, close In. 1 bathrooms, full basement, with pip furnace, Phona 1S1J. 535 GOOD i-room Bouse, adults. 117.10. 13S7J. 4934 17 Real Eatate For Sale KOR SALE Homestead relin quishment, nine miles from Grants pass, oa public road. House. 10 young walnut tre. good timber. High so hoot 1 1 miles. D. Russell, Merlin. Ore gon. 1137 rOR SALE At a aacrttica. I'n-to-date modern borne. Hot Springs. Consider lata model car part payment. Phone 1211J. SSU4 HOMES $3150 Modern 5-room home with full baftement. flullt-ln feturs. lams cloth closet., breakf-it nook and nclotwd back porch. Fur nace. On paTcmeot near achoot. All asim-nt paid In full. Will .MM on term, or consider araaller noma and acreage In exchange 13500 Four-room home with all modern convenience. Full concrete bafw-ment. Good district. Term. $30 - down and balance $30 per month. TUNE IS Sr.N'DAT, 3:30 to 4 p. m., and bear Klamath Realty Board program over KFJI. REALTORS 711 Main (Upstairs) Phona 4 20 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR 8ALE Store fixtures, floor cases, floor cablnett, ahow cases, tablet, one large aafe. Tale door check, ladders, and many other desirable fixtures, very reasonable. K. Buxar man. 542 Those who consult the Classi fied Ada regularly are bound to profit many timet. weuU.rF "eV-PT Oil VVAfCrAKt rViT GoOr-y, F AVS(LC.P AN', OF A SuOCMKl' &TAcrr& oiGGtM' AN Tovin' T FtHO A BURVED BOME 4 THE CEMeMT ALMOST MUM AM. .m.twi-. Automotive USED CA1RS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIALS l3fl DeSoto sedan, fine c.tiidltlon. new tires, paint HltM naw V-rv anlMl only 1171 11 Pord. S-wlndow se dan, new paint, new tires, motor perfect. Very ane- clal, only titt 1S Pord. 4-door sedan, best buy lu ton. only. 1171 111! Whippet 4-door se dan. This car Is a steal. Ouly ISSJ The above cart can be had for only 140 down and KZ terma on balance. H:c A3 Cc. (10 Klamath Ana. Really Reconditioned USED CAES with an Jj that counts Next Spring Prices Today 1911 Ford 4-door sedan, Juat traded In, oruinal tires, looks like new. Only run a few thousand miles 14:5 1111 Chevrolet sedan, hot water heater, trunk, lots of extras. The beat used car in our aloca H'i ltlo Ford coupe, sold in 1931, looks and runs like new 1141 1110 Chevrolet coupe, completely reconditioned 1115 Lowest and best. G. M. A. C. Terma fit 8. tth. Phone 4 We Pay SPOT CASH for Used Fords and Chevrolets. Nelson Auto Co. 430 Klamath Ave. 20 Miscellaneous For S le Ft'RNITl'ItE Dinette, table. 4 chairs. 410; walnut finish bed room suite. 1.15; smsll tables, baby befl. !!: ranxe, hot water front. 125; healer and floor board. IS; small tup piles, garden tools. Call at 721 Mltrhell. 1117 PRACTICALLY new automatic Hot Point electric range, rea sonable. Phona 1S16J. (120 REAL BARGAIN'S In illghtly used furniture. We buy, tell and exchange. Your credit la good. Klamath Furniture Exchange 1011 Main Phona 160 GOOD PINE body wood, 15.25. Fir, ft. Phona 1644J. S777 Coal I Coal! Coal! HAKDKST. HOTTEST HOCK SPRINGS No anhea, no soot. Young Coal Co. 444 Spring or Phone 1097 By J. R. William 1 HE. AinTSO GOOFV led FACT HE'S SMART SMART EMOU&H TO GET busv when he sees the boll o th'vjoods COrAVtsi', JUST LIKE A JfTWlU.lA.Mfi 2J2i 19 20 Miacellaneout For Sal IlKtl AND Hl'ltlNtlS for aale at H! S. Srd SI MOS 20a Swaps FOR HALE OR TRADE for po tatoea or hav, coast cedar fence posla. Call T.OJ. IMS WANTED Team for their feed. I'lione t'OSJ Milt 21 Wanted Mlacenaneoue TO Rl'Y fsed davenport-bed. Phone 1110. S77 22 Livestock and Feed FOH 8A1.K 11 head hogs, weight about lit pounds. Must tell at onca. I'houe 3U. Illl Tit AUK tilieep for milch cowl. Phona 1UK1. W. li. llell. s::t 23 Financial AUTOMOBILE LOANS Iteflnanrlng Most Liberal Terma Kay I'ay.uenta Strictly Confidential Courteoun bervlce Borrow Atlditional Mont')' Or Refinance Your Prvnt Contract Motor Investment Co. Phona 1144 K. A. Moore. il 111 Main St. Licensed by atata No. M-104 GETS MEDAL. BUT POHTLANH. Feb 11. (,! Medals are floe They're great. but they don't get you a Job." said Helmuth 11 Dewlti today. He had been told the war department had announced Thursdsy that after these many years the distinguish ed service cross has been award ed him for valor during the world war. Out of a Job tor more than a year. Iiewltt aat with his young wife and three small children. It great." ha agreed, "but It doesn't get me a Job. I've been trying for a year. Its pretty tough, you know, with the fam ily pretty blamed tough'" It waa about August 14. 1111. when Dewlta and another soldier routed out 70 Germans from a machine gun neat, took the ma chine gun and used It In blasting out another enemy group. Long ago Kranre awarded De wlti the croli de guerre, and Italy presented htm with a almllar medal. Beatty Woman Burned On Face BEATTY. Ore. While prepar ing a meal last week, Mrs. liar rlton, who waa attending to the fire In her gat range, received an unexpected burst of flame In tha face, which Inflicted minor burns. No other damage re sulted. .MrXlOO I'KllMIT MEXICO CITY Don't fly over Mexico unless yon have a permit. Thla country hat Issued a decree that no American avlatora thall fly over Mexico without permis sion. Commanders at border pnlnM have been given ordera to "forcibly ground planea that dis obey the order." THIH IS HI'KKft BERLIN Around the world In 90 minutes la the goal set by Kelnhold Tiling, rocket pioneer of Germany, lie plant to build a passenger carrying rocket which will carry him aloft and trans port hint around the world In that time. He pinna to have It completed before the end of thin year. "Nig" Gets Mouse Fifteen Minutes After Homecoming "Nig." once a loneeome black kitten, but now a hu morous and well ted, practical Joker type of rat, la back at tha city ball again. Police men who searched the new city fire atatlon found "Nig," pride and Joy of the firemen and policemen, and returned him to the city hall Friday night, where within 11 min utes he caught a mouse. Friday he went through his regular program of following the Janitor and attempting to catch the twlshing mop aa the floors were being cleaned. After that duty he Jumped to tha till of a tunny window and purred contentodly under the watchful eye of the desk sergeant. Hut whether the dask sergeant cast hit eye out of the window, or Jutt in a spirit of Jolly camaraderie with "Nig." cloned hit eriitwhlln watchful eyes In a "cat nnp," "Nig" disappeared. Latest roporta from the fire station were to the effect that "Nig" returned about 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon and mnrched through the doort of the sta tion with hit tall held proud ly aloft. The firemen refused to ny whether or not "Nig" niRtlo tlm trip from city hull to fire million with or with out assistance. Alt THn Mcandiiwvlaa Mlaalnn, Corner Fltlh and Main, Hotel Ktrly base nient. Hunday school t:il a. m.; sermon I Swedish I 1 1 a. m. Topic. Our Moat Important Work. Young Peoples meeting I p. a.; Evening service I p. m.; Mid-week service every Thursday eveulng 7:10 p m. E. A. Unman, pastor, aaa Klamath Temple, lth gud Oak atreela. Fred lluruahuh, pastor. Sunday arhool at 41, Mra. Laura Turpen, superintendent. Morning worship at 11. "The Neceaalty ot Christian Grace to the Christian Life." Young Peo ple's meellug at 4:10. Klectlon of offlrert for the enatilng tlx uionilts. Evening services from 7:46 to V. Hpeclal numbers by the Klamath Temple orchestra, choir selections, and other vocal aud Instrumental numbers. The sermon subject will be "Gud Will llrlna Thee Into Judgment." Evauaellttic aervlree will be post poned antll further notice. Owing to Evangelist Southard's extended campaign la Handon, Oregon, our week night services will be held aa usual. see litituaattrl Itaullat ffiurt-h. 11th and High atresia, Kev. W. T. 8. Hprlggs, paator. Illbla school 4& a m U.v II J l.arem. aupt. Morning service 11 a. ni., subject. "The Prodigal a Hroth er." Tha Junior and settlor II. Y. P. V., 4: JO p. m : Kvenlng service T:lti p. m., topic, "Then Hoi k and Our Hock " Mid week aarvlra Werfneailav 7-3U n. m studiea In Zecboviah. On Monday evening the mid year missionary I meeting, lr. ri. K. Moon and Mlsa Huth Hughes together with Dr. O. C. Wright and Dr. T. II. Ilagea will be with ns. Meetings I at l it) p. m. and 7:1a p. m l The ladles of the church will serve dinner. sea Hrt IUMlat Church, Corner Eighth atreet at Wanhlngton Pastor, Leonard U Slgle, phone 144-J. The regular church aerv lree for Hun.lar are bald at 1U:41 a. m. and 7:lu p. m. In the morning the peator will bring a meaaage on the theme "True Chriitianlty." Special mu.lc. The lllble arhool begins at :4t a. m. George O. Welrh. superin tendent. B. Y. r. I', meeta at 4 10. a e a M4. l-mula tplacopal Chanh. Joseph 8. Ewing. rector. 1:41 a. m. Church school: 11 00 a. m. morning prayer and sermon Tbeme. "The Avenue to Easier " 4:10 p. m. Young People's Fel lowship In tha rectory, 410 N I lth atreet. e e e The Ural PrrahyterUa Church. Sixth and Pine Hts Services at II a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Tha pa. tor It the Rev. A. Theodore 8mlth. 7U-J. Mlas Auguela Parker directs the morning choir. She will be assisted by ber alter. Mra E. 8. Veatrb. who will play the organ for the morn ing service for thlt Sundsy. The organ prelude Is "Grand Offer tolre." by Hat Isle. The offertory la Ithelnlierger t "'lalon." the anthem It "Jeeut Only." by Ho toll; and the organ poetlude It Itead'a "Pottlude la O." The topic of the morning sermon by the pastor la "Tha Entreatloe of God." e e e Catholic Church Rev. T. L. Gelt, paitor. Kev. Timothy Casey, atalttant. Sunday masses at Iho Sacred Heart church. Eighth and High it recti at ( a. m., and high nun at 10:10 a. m. Evening de votions at 7:10. Week day mastea at 1 a. m. . e e Fin frharrh of Chr1rrt, Helen, list Tenth and Washington. Sunday tchool from t:10 to 10:30; Sunday aervlca at 11 a. m., subject, "Soul." and testi monial meeting on Wednesday evening at 1 o'clock. Thlt church maintains a read ing room at 100 Williams build ing, 714 Main atreet, where the liiblo and authorized Chrlttlan Science literature may he read, borrowed or purchased. The reading room la open dally from 9 a. m. to p. m. An attendant It In charge from 11 to 1 o'clock and from 1:30 to 4:10, except on Sundays and holldaya. see Community Congregational Chorrh, Garden and Mnrlln Hts., East Hide, Hev. T. Davit Preston, minister. Sundity school, 10 a. m. Borvlre of worship at 11 o'clock. Preaching by the min ister. Second In Iho tnrlni of "Radio" aermont: "Tuning Out Interference." Sunday evening picture tervlce at 7:30. Pictures of the life of Abraham Lincoln. Talk by Fred Small, attorney, "The Religion of Lincoln." aaa First Methodist Epltcopal Church, corner 10th and High Sts. Melville T. Wire, pastor. Sunday school at 8:46. Morning worthlo at 11. Anthem "Going Home' Sermon topic, "Vis Ion of Ood." Epworth league at 4:30 p. m. The evening church aorvlre will be dismissed to the mem bers of our congregation can go with our choir to the Presbyter ian church where they will repeat the mualral program given In otir church January 31. see - .Ion Lutheran Church (Mis souri Synod), 1030 High St., G. W. Hoffman, pastor. Morning worship begins at 10:30. Sermon topic, "The Redeemer." Sunday tchool with classes for children and adults meeta at 9:30. Mid week Lenten service Wednesday nvenlna at 8:00. The nattor will tpenk on "The Redeeming Love of Joint for Hit Knemlct. aaa Klmnnlh Lutheran Church, I. O. O. F. hall, Mil and Muln streetii, Eiigenn W. Lee, minister, tele phone ir7IT..l. Hundny school and adult llllile clmorea at 10 a. m, Communion nervlces at 1 1 o'clock. Sermon theme, "The News Chwdhes Sixth Petition." Young I'eopls't league at t:10 p. m Evening Lenten tervlrea at 7:10. Every body welcome. see First IVntnoatal Aearitihly, 1101 Applegate St., corner A p. plegale and Martin. A. H. Drake, pastor. Hunday achool for all agea. 1:41 a. m.. Koy Darnell, superintendent. Morning Fellow- hip aervlre, 11:00 a. a. P. A. C. meeting, 4.10 p. m. Evening evangellille aervlre. 7:41 p. Bl. Tueedny, open meeting 7:41 p. in. Thursday, lilble study. 7:41 p. m. Friday, prayer meeting, 7:41 p. m. All aelrume. a a a Highway Taliernailr. Ilev. Guy DeVrlea, pastor. Corner Division aud South Sixth. Sunday tchool 10 a. m. Classes (or all ages. Albert Itollarhhle, superintendent. Morning worhlf. 11 a. m. Eve. nlng evangelistic aervbe. 7:41 p. m. A cordial welcome to alL TO The Flrat Methodlet rhurct choir, under the leaderihlp of It. K. Paltaraon. aaalated by H. T. Hlewart, violinist, and Mra. H. F. Stewart, planlil, will preeent a sacred concert at the Flrat I'rea bvterlaa rhurrh Sunday evening. The Methodlit con xregatlon la dlamlaalng Ita usual hunday night meeting to unite In this service. The program: Anthem. "Great and Marvel ous" rholr. Uuartet. "Deep Hlver." Mee dsmee Pierre and Laurensnn and Meears. Southwell and Patter son. Solo. "Tender Khepherd" Mrs. S. Meade Badger. ladles' Doul'le Quartet. "My Task" Meidamea Miller, I'lercr. Hailger, Yadon. lurenion. Ken dall, Avery aud llarnstable. Offertory, violin and piano Mr. and Mra. H. F. Slewart. Anthem. "Hark, Hark. My Soul" choir. Ladles' Trio. "I Shall Not Pass Again Thlt Way" Meedamea Pierce. Avery and Laurenson. Duel, "As the Heart Paaseth" Anne Avery, K. E I'atteraoa. Anthem. "Goln Home" choir. Every Wednesdsy morning at 10 o'clock, daring the eeeaon of Lent Ih. rarliir nf ttl Cur. church will conduct a claas la peraonal religion. Thla rltas will be a part nf the regular Wednee- ill m.imln ur.ln. W I ,H i.a rhurrh and the public It corditl ly invited lo attend. The sub jects to be discussed are aa fol lows: February 17, "Coming to Terma With Difficulties"; Feb ruary 14, "Finding Reality"; If...... a "I i ... .i.i, . tlont": March . "Sharing With 111,.....". VI ... I. 1 . ',..(. Heallnx": March 13, "Forglwt nesa of Sins." Hebert Organizes New Concert Trio Arthur Hebert, violinist, baa organlied a naw concert trio In Klamath Falls. Hebert Is a, for mer teacher nf violin In the Boa. Ionian School of Muilc, Beaton, M.i , and haa had two aeatnt with the Phllharmonle orchestra. Jacksonville. Fla, Other members of the trio at a Harry Fy Kerude, 'call 111. who atudled under A. Peterson and R. Wrenn of the Seattle Symphony orchestra, and Jennie Lea Hevclk, pianist, who atudled ga it Itohrharher and Lelpalg In Germany and Seattle, and under Eugenie Remholdt of the New England Conservatory of Mull. Boys' Club Meets At High School The Boys' Alliance club, com posed of all boys In Klamath Union high tchool, mat M'day nfternnnn at the high achool and , dnrlded to orgnnlia a rooting V section which will he formed aa a cheer section tonight at 1 o'clock when the Klamath basketball team plays the Athland five. Coach Leslie Avrlt talked on the value of a rooting section to a team and Jnroma Wllllamt led the group In cheer practice. Hue sell P. Andrews, dean of men, met with the club. Canadian Mounties Near End of Search ' AKLAVIK, Norlhwent Terri tory. Feb. 13, (U.R) "The trail shows hit step, are gettltu shorter," clicked a brief radle message tonight. Indicating thai tha Arctic's wnlrdeat manhunt waa about lo end In tragedy, with a crar.y man frnxen to death at royal Canadian mounted po lice wore about to rapture him The messnge referred lo Ar thur Johnson, frnppcr, who Inst hit mind In the frnten tundra nenr lint river Inst month and who killed one officer and wounded another In their re pented at tempi to catch him. Mnyor Jimmy Wnlker of New York Is taking another rest. We didn't know lie had recoverod from the last ona.