November 14, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
STATE OFFICER
HEADS RAIDS
ON WEDNESDAY
A special stale offlror wlifi linn
tii'iin IiivukIIkiiIIiik ciiiiilllltins In
KIiiiiiiiIIi Kails, u-riiiiiiaiilil by
ini'lliltnl'S of tha Iiical iiiillrn iln
pit 1 1 iiiii I , Mimed a rulil on "im
ry anlo" hunt Ina kits Wvilnusilay
iiIkIH, eluiritliu thrne wllli pia
iKasluii ( uiituseil lliiiiur,
TJinsn urrnslml wiire Jon Val
ley, I'tirl Ornai'i'sim nml Linus
l.iuniili, Viillny nml l.aiami wnr
fliiKil HUH uiii'll mill muili'iii'i'il
In atirvn Ml 1 it y H In Jail. (Iri'K
I'I'hiiii wim rln cil JtiU mill itlvuii a
3 0 -l ii y minlMiii'v.
Vnlliy imlil III fhm nurly
Tliiiiailuy mill 111" Jiill si-iiti'iico
v,ua aiin)iiiiiln(, Gn'RiTHtm ami
I .ii i mill rmniilniMl In Jail wllli
their flui' uiipiilil.
Ollior cliy court rnriiliiiK
Tliurailiiy wnro llatuil by 1'nlko
JiiiIkii Itli'liiiiunil hn follow: An
ily Anilnrnun ami John Unison,
tlo unrli or flvn iluys In Jull nn
rliium'n of ilriiiikniinnin, nml J I in
Ho 11 1 vn ll . HO ilnye In Jull nil (hi)
miinii cniuil, '
Thrno yoiilliful 1 1 aimlxii In.
cliuriti'il wllli diifrauillna. an Inn
kcipur, wurii rt'lnitsi'tt from c it -tmly
n no form 1 cuniplitluin
wore f I Icil BKulnnl llmni. Th"y
Mir alli'ilnil to hu vn nnlxriMl
illnnnr U'c-ilnimliiy nvKiilng nt a
lornl on To, paylim Ilia priipriulor
wllli t ti a ii k n only.
Tho thri'a wero rnqunsluil to
Iruvu llio city linnieclliilnly uftvr
bolng rcloniii'il from Jnll.
REVIVAL 6IS
The revival at the First Hon
tlst church, corner Klahth and
Wahlnton ' streets, I now In
proaroaa. Interest la raplilly In
creasing, and t lie auditorium
ahould bo filled before ninny
days. There la much evlilenr.a of
a rellnloua awaki'iilng among
Chrlillnn pimple wlilla sumo are
looking a doner walk with and.
Dr. Powell, who la conducting
tho revival, has already won the
hcarti of the congri'gatlona. HU
aoulhorn arcenl and penonnllly
are winsome. Although Dr. 1'ow
ll has a flno Sonne of humor, at
the k mo time ha la deadly In
earnest and preaclira the siisfinl
with unuauat force and power.
To him tho jtoapel la a vital, dy
namic, living power mid actually
oavoa. Dr. l'ownll la not "Just an
other evangelist romo to town."
It would be a discredit to tha
Where There's Smoke. Something's Hidden From Enemy Fire
I i t
i i Jio'two. - SLitimumi .Ms rrm
NoW York worn ln a haloT No, no! It's allll too venial a place for that! Tha effect of a halo vnclrcllon
the lowering akyacrapcra of lower Manhattan l Jim part of tho amoke acrceo by mhlrb (J. 8. Army
ploni'i conrtiiled the city to defend It from atU'.k by t auppoacd "onemv ' air flctL The army ftrolccl"'
repnrli'd the moneuver nucreiuiful" and tilt plcluro atteala Iho r,ho!f ittophlc aacceaa oi I be OIkI"
nt ii ii and hi" work lo clnaa til in
ii mu ll. Ilia work mid mlniatry
la of I he lilKhimt type. It la
mum, aiifo and piuclli ill. Ilia
pii'lhoila urn open and alrlclly
noil ml mid llii'iii la notlilnii of
th ii tiiuiihlinl or uni'hrliillan na
ture nhoiit them, llio uuiiHiiiil
micrenff which haa churartnrlzed
Dr. 1'iiwnira lulnlalry wherevor
tin lina been la uiiiili'tloiniilo
evlili'iice of tho aouuiliinaa of bla
Inbora.
Tliena aervlcea will continue
each ovnnliiK nt 7:.'IU except Knt
urdny. C'oltnito prayer mnutlniyi
nro holni conducted In tho homea
In tho varloua aecllona of tho
city. At avery aervlcn you will
enjoy tha flno Chrlatlan fnlluw-
hlp, apleudld comtrnKatlnnat
lnln mid apeclal niinlc. Tho
iiiiiiiikc will ho a apeclal treat
an do not uilaa them. Tho public
la cordially Invited.
Thursday evonlnit tho aermnn
aiihject will hu, "Klnce Ituiala la
Kllllni tho I'rearhera and De
alroylni the Churchea, Why Not
do io In America?"
It. N. A. to Mwt Tho Itoyal
NelRhhiira of America, will hold
a banquet at tho I. O. O. K. din
Ink room Monday evenlni, No
ronihur ID, In honor of Kioto Bu
porvlanr Krma Klhler. who will
lie preaeut to Klvo a talk on ft. N
A. Inaurnnco. All mombera are
reijueated to ho preacnt promptly
at 0:30 o'clock.
f'lrrlo Meet'-iB l'olKinn1 Tho
menlliiK of Iliitluiny circle of the
Flrat rruahylerliHi church, which
waa aiheduled for Tuenday. No
rtniher 19, ha been poatponed.
BUSINESS SECTION
CANVASS STARTS
TOIN
Cuuvannlnir of
thn liullic iIIh
trlct of Klam
ath Kalla by
workerl In thn
American Red
Croni roll call
drive ataried
Thuradiy morn
ing. 'I'he d o w n-
town catnpulftn la expected to
luke aeveral daya, oa each buel
neaa hoime mint be vlaited and
all eniployoa given an opportun
ity to Join tha Ked Croaa and
contribute to the work of the
organltatlon.
neglnnlng laat Tueaday, work
era have been attempting to
villi every home In tho city with
the result that thla part of the
drive la virtually completed.
Tho Red CronB roll call open
ed throughout the United Rlalei
on November 11 and will con
tinue until Thanksgiving.
Unfortunately we have never
been able to find a substitute
for war, aonieiblng to provldo
excitement for young men. Gen.
Binedley Duller.
The aafeat driving time, accord
ing tp atatlntlca, appears to be be
tween t and 7 In tho morning.
Court of Honor
Set for December
Hoy Bcoula will hold a court
of honor in Klumuth Kails the
flrat week In December, accord
ing to William Kuykendiill, maa
lor of troop No. Ill hero.
A. O. Hoderberg, national scout
executive, will be here at that
time. ' I
The court will be held at the
: courlhouao. It la expected five or
six alar acouta from Kuykendall'a
iroup win laae teais ai ine couri.
UG
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ORDERS
AHOI
EXPENSES PAID
Another warrant for Tnhoma
Duke's traveling expenses back to
Chicago waa ordered by Circuit
Judge K. I). Ashurst Thursday.
HHhs Duke waa called here by
tho defense and waa a witness In
thn trlul of Prcd and Ilertha
Duke on charges of burning with
Intent to defraud an Insurer.
They wore acquitted.
Judge Ashurst, In the order,
stated she traveled 5368 miles
under the subpoena. The socond
traveling "expense warrant order
ed was for $10.1.28. Total coat
lo the county of her trip here
ha a witness waa more than
I2O0.
Duke, on tho witness stand In
the case, testified Miss Duke
owns the cab company ho oper
ates and has lent him sums for
consti-uctlng a building and other
purposes. Her equity In the Duke
building, be testified, waa 26,-000.
lor glrla In the college and has
voted to raise money for a sim
ilar acholarahlp thla year, '
At the flrat meeting of the year
IS members attended and six
new members were presented.
Chorus to Appear
Sunday Evening
The male chorus of the Men's
Drotherhood of tha First Metho
dist church will make lis Initial
appearance on Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock, In a service of song,
using the great hymns of the
church.
The chorus will be under the
direction of R. K. pntlcr-on, who
will also arrange special music
In solo, trio and chorus numbers.
The program of the evening is
under the auspices of the Men's
Drotherhood, and will Include a
brief evangell-tic message.
All who enjoy listening to and
participating In an evening of
sacred song are cordially Invited
to attend this service, at the First
Methodist church, corner of North
Tenth and High streets.
White tall deer signal to their
kind by means of their white
flag, or tall.
SALEM, Nov, 14. (P) State
officials here generally discount
ed charges by Representative
Waller Norblad of Astoria that
tho state capltot bill passed by
the special legislative session was
unconstitutional..
Norblad had challenged the
legality of the 12.580.000 Capi
tol measure on the grounds It
was not read In sections by the
legislature aa he said the law
required.
Ralph K. Moody, assistant at
torney general, said the journal
showed the bill aa properly pass
ed, and unless there was some
thing In the record to show af
firmatively an Irregularity, the
bill would stand as enrolled.
It was stated that It had not
been the custom art Mm supreme
court to go be hied the Journal
record In such cuom, and that It
had been the custom for years In
both houses to read only the title
of a bill.
It waa further pointed out
that If tha onpltol bill war un
constitutional, all legislation- fnr
the past aovaral sessions would
also be Illegal. . ,
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Road Employes
Ask Pay Boosts
1 p
County road employes hare
asked an Increase In wages.
They filed a petition with the
county court, pointing out that
sines the present wags scale was
set, coata of living have In
creased. The court has the matter un
der advlaement,
Obituary
CAR I, I- KIlKHSDKIt
Carl L. Kressler, a resident of
this city for the past 17 years,
passed away Monday. November
11. He waa a native of Ger
many, having resided In this
country since he was two years
old. He waa aged 76 years. 9
months and It days when called.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Louise
Cooley of Klamath Falls, three
sons. John Kressler of Camas,
Wash:, Fred of Portervllle, Cal.,
audi Mark E. of Seattle. Wash.:
nno sister. Mrs. Augusta Rice of
Seattle, Wash. The deceased was
one of the first charter members
of tho local Klamath Temple.
The remains rest at the Klamath
Funeral Home. S25 High street.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced at a later date.
In six months' time we shall
have 80 per cent of the voting
strength of the nation demanding
enactment of the ToVnsend
I'lan. Dr. F. E. Townsend.
NAMED TO OFFICE
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallls, Nov. 14. Catherine
Cleghorn of Klamath Falls, sen
ior In borne economics at Oregon
State college, was recently elect
ed treasurer of the Chlntlmlnl
student chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution on
thla campus.
The chapter was organized two
years ago. Since that time It. haa
awarded two scholarships to sen-
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