7
October BO, 1937
JUNIOR CHOIR
SET TO SING
AT SERVICES
Saturday night at I:30 et Om
Rayburn tallernacle the junior
choir, composiol et children front
the third grade through the sixth
grade, was to ping twin. Lea
Saturday nimbi they gave quite a
number of interesting wings. One
ospeetelly attractive ails singing
the books of the ilitile.
the chorus numbers, they had Nov
ara! nolo', genie solo oblignies
1 1 with the chortle nod other
riling feat urea.
Friday night it large audience
again welcomed the evangelist as
be spoke on "VII). Do the Irked
l'rotopert" Miley polite Ocoldo
were prepoint and quite n II II II Iuur
of Ow with 'Wenn, name 34
all, went fereard,
It with "Church night," end all
(Jr the participating churches were
well represented, although litany
from the outside, even some from
a distance, were present. There
'ore vialtors from Citiloquin, from
Manta Peso and some atilt further
:em home. A young mum and his
wife, the former irom 'foxes and
the latter from Albuquerque, N.
Id.. wore introduced as converts
trOni their hom towns in years
past. They were givess opporiun
Ity to testify.
Sunday morning Dr. itityburn
le to begin the service at lo:30
the morning in order that the en
tire 'sermon may be broadcast over
the local ignition. 1(F.111. Those
who cannot attend aro Invited to
tune in la I I 0.0Itlekt W111,11 IIIU
tabernacle service trove on Diu air.
)Sunday morning Dr. Rayburn
will speak on '",rhe Scope of the
Kingdom." Title is considered ono
of his areatuat addresaca. With
reference to title, the evangelist
requiting: "I want your prayers
for this sonnets end for all the
Sunday servicue. I want Sunday
to be a areat day la Klamath
Fails."
In the monittig at the First Mo
tion church at 11:15, all Chrietian
people who can do so are request
ed to be in attendunce at an early
prayer meeting, ululating Josue
himself, who "rope a great white
before day to pray."
Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock,
In the Kininath temple, the young
people of the various churches will
meet ha a lotion service with Rob
rt Rayburn as the leader.
Sunday evening at 1:30 in the
tabernacle. Dr. Rayburn will speak
on "Confessing Christ."
A nursery la maintained at the
First Presbyterian churcit for all
the evening meeting's, and will' be
open for the Sunday services both
morning god evening. This is to
et permit mothers of email children
to attend the meetings In coffort
and also is intended to prevent dis
traction of the autlitioce during
the sermon. MI mothers bring
ing their children are earnestly
requested to take advantage of
this arrangement. Some have not
done so, anti usually at the crit
'Mai time the children become rest
less. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
the store meeting tor men will be
held in Walgreon's drug liter, cor
ner of Alain and Seventh streets.
On Tuesday from noon to 13:20
p. to. a shop meeting will bo bold
at Kentertion's mill. This illeting
will be in the open air near the
dry kilns.
Wednesday at 11:45 in the
morning, an open-air shop meet
ing will be held at the Weyerhaeu
per plant. All of the shop meet
ings have been enthuniatitically re
ceived. This was especially true
at Kosterson's and Weyerhaeus
er's. Dr. Rayburn will give his
blackboard talk at this time. It
is urged that all men who can
11, possibly do so will attend these
great meetings.
Last night Dr. Rayburn spoke
on the text. "It is appointed unto
man once to die, and after that
the judgment." He sold in part:
"I could go all over this country
from north to south and from total
, to weat and would not find a sin
ale person who would disbelieve
the.firat part of my text.
"There may be 1101110 who claim
to disbelieve in the latter part of
the text, but tied mays that the
. judgment Is coming. Wo can't
cut. down through tho text nod any
this part Is right and that part, is
not true.
There aro two univermal experi
ences in human life. One is birth
and the other Is death. I no not
know who you 'limo, but 1 know
that some time. Rome whore you
were born, and some day you will
die. Tot In spite of this great
statement of UOtt himself in my
text. men live as though there
would be no judgment. It is be
cause they take vertigo in lies."
Rayburnisms I
"A iot of poonto Aro moved
vaatly more by prejudice than
by prinelple."
a a
"Bin la a joke at ha begin
ning. Sin la quite a different
thing in its clotting chapter."
a a 4.
"Every propomition the Bible
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Creed end Purse
Klamath
Funeral Home
928 iligh fn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward.
Marmon,.
pule up to (IN is fair, sensible and
reasonable."
"Th0 devil didn't ant a It Min
MINIM but au Domain to betray
thrint. The once( that ItetritY
pow today are In (he church of
(hrint,"
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"It IN 1)ONNI110 to be filled
with the HO or to be filled
will( the devil. There are 'chil
dren of Mei' and 'ehildron of
the devil.' The one hundred and
twenty were 'ell filled with the
lily Hpirit' at Pentecost, Peter
anti! to Minnie and napphira,
'Hnian filled thy heart to lie to
(he Holy Spirit',"
"Satan, Instead of the Hob'
ppirit, only at time, fill church
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"141111 warns lest church of.
firers 'full into reproach and the
snore of the devil.' Where does
Homo ant his trap? Not In a
soloon or In a gambling house.
Those ore already his captive's,
lio mete his trap in the church.
If lie con trop the church mem
ber,. nod hotter than that, an or.
ricer, nod best of all, preacher,
how he con scandalize the
church."
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"Solon's bolt may be perfectly
ail right. A piece of rheum on
a piece of apple pie Is good, but
cheese In a mounetrop is danger.
mut for the motion. Honey On
bleculte le delirious, hut honey
iii it heur (rep is mighty danger
owl for the.heor."
Raton uses things inntliOnt In
themenives to intoner, the unwary."
I expect it ',roaches to hit se
some sense whether anyone else
has or not."
"It Is just so much hersy to
dlobelloso in a perilousl devil as
co dishollo In a oorstmal
Huy lor."
"The works of Ratan are Joel
ns patent as the works of God."
"The Bible apes It s of the
depths of titan and the heights
of God."
"James eommands us to submit
otirisOlifo to God, but to resist
the devil,"
"What are you to do when
the devil roars? Why, just let
him roar. Some Christians get
seared at his roar."
"If you don't believe in a per
sonal devil, you resist him for a
little while, and you'll believe In
him."
"Don't let the devil nave any
place In your business, your re
ligion (Jr In your social life."
"A lot or people can't WI the
difference between sophistry and
straunient."
- "A Christian Ought to be the
sante kind of a Christian on
Thursday afternoon at the coun
try club as on Sunday in church."
"The finest dancers I have ever
seen in my life were harlots. and
I have seen some of the finest.
Dancing is the darling diversion
of houses of prostitution."
"A thing that is born in her
lotry is loved by harlots and
practiced by harlots has no place
in a Presbyterian home or a
Methodist home or the homes of
any denomination."
"A thing that la popular In
the underworld should not be
popular in a Christian home or
in a Christian church."
"A man is known by his tools.
You can tell a blacksmith or
carpenter or a farmer by his
tools. The spotted card is the
recognized tool of the gambler
anywhere and everywhere in the
world."
Some say, 'you can gamble
with anything. Yes.' but they
don't. You go into a gambling
house and suggest 'Rook' or
'Monopoly' and they will laugh
01 you."
"You can make harm out of
anything. There's no harm in
II thing unless you put harm in
It, that'a sophistry. That's not
logic, yet that is the common
defense of things questionable."
"What is the intrinsic moral
difference between winning a
silver card tray at Mrs. High
brow's and a silver dollar in a
Jackpot at 25 cents anty at flinty
Moore'a with the gang? rho
winners both use the same tools."
"Why don't they gamble with
di ices ? Because se ch is pure
science and the best player
wins."
It is estimated that nearly half
of Um 28,000.000 vehicles In use
in the United States today lack
safety glass, tour wheel brakeR
and other modern aatety features.
HEADING ON
11800 HEI.0
AT LAKE VIEW
LAKIIIVIICW, Ore.The LOW
flotations hoerd hearing against
the Crane Creek Lumber company
came to a close here Frit! ity. The
circuit court room hen been Jam
med the laid three days with large
delegetions from Willow ranch
because of the unusual amount of
interest from that community In
the case. The federal 'government
endeavored to prove that certain
employes had been discharged be
cause of their effort. to sponsor
the CIO while the testimony of the
WitlICNION for the lumber company
tended to deny the charges.
Investigators for the Labor Ito
Wiens board and for the CIO are
now buy in Lakeview gathering
evidence in support of the com
plaint which the CIO has melte
against all of the Lakeview mills
wherein the CIO claims that local
mills refaced to sign with their
union. The CIO lealso attacking
the Lake County Association of
Loggers and Mill Workers.
it the present Cl() charges ma
terialise the community will prob
ably he kept in a turmoil for about
six. weeks while all the charges
are being threshed out.
President A. J. Callaghan of
the Lake County Association of
Loggers and Mill tVorkers. an in
corporated union, stated today
that his union now has working
agreements with the liesard Lum
ber company and with the Lake
view Pine Lumber company. and
that the form of contract is the
typo of contract being used in
Pacific Coast sawmilla where
the American FO daritt1011 of Labor
is the bargaining agency. The re
lationship between the local CIO
1111110n and the local independent
union has been very cordial the
past few weeks and members of
both groups have been co-operating
very harmoniously in the Lake
county wooden box campaign.
MODE SHOP SOLO
TO PARTNERSHIP
Announcement was made Sat
urday of the purchase of the Mode
Shop. S35 Main street. by Mrs.
Mabel Hunsucker and Mrs. Nellie
ilartholf.
The former owner, Bertha
Bertsch, has operated the Mode
Shop in Klamath Falls for the
iota 18 year..
Mrs. Hunsucker la well known
in this city. having been with La
Pointe'a for about fly years and
with Adrienne 'a for the hat two
years. Mrs. Bartholf has recent
ly come to Klamath Falls from
Eureka, Cal.
The new proprietors 'aid Sat
urday the shop will be closed sev
eral days for remodeling and will
re-open Thuntday with all new
fall merchandise.
SAD MISTAKE
UNION. S. C.---(TP)--A police
man asked a merchant here to
repark hie car, but the tradesman
found it locked and couldn't lo
cate the key.
He ordered a locksmith to make
a key. had the machine washed
and greased. filled with gas and
MI and reparked.
Then the real owner got in and
drove away. apparently unaware
of what had happened.
"It looked exactly like mine."
the merchant lamented.
SAFE AND SANE
LINCOLN. Nob. (AlComes
forth the Lincoln American Leg
ion post with a solution of the
Hallowe'en problem.
It 'will sponsor a city-wide
children', partyto keep them
out of mischief. The Lincoln rec
reation board and other civic or
ganizations will assist.
Horses are able to go tor
months without lying down. Na
ture provides them with a muscu
lar mechanism that allows the
animal Ao.rest his logs while re
maining on them.
BALLOON
DANCE
at
K. C. HALL
Saturday, Oct. 30
Celebrating
Mooseheart
Founder's Day
FINANCE SERVICE
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skate et a new er need eat
ea a stetted payment haste,
me as. We are In rattles
Se ambit yea ht wearing
the tiusaelat es mut
taterabis tem&
01 CA Worn,
Os, alCsotissine Polley WM Soso You Appesstinstoely
OS Os Your swam) Cost.
rua DE GLAD TO DMZ YOU
7t5gi& Pro Marge ter Ilde Beryl
D. E. Pearce,
District Manager
Phone 1402
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Stock Market
Quotations
NM 'YORK, Oct. 30 (iP)An
apathetie stock market today Ken
tilted backward, although a
number of Items managed to con
test the trend with modest ad
vences. Dealing,' were comparatively
slow from the start with the tick
er tape seldom pressed in its re
cording work.
While selling was not particu
larly urgent, it was aufficient to
shake down many leaders frac
tions to a point or more.
Steels skidded from the etart
nnother drop in mill operations at
Pittsburgh and other centers was
forecast. Al the canto time some
observers thought activities In this
field may now be scraping bot
tom. -
Chrysler pointed higher follow
ing yesterday's favorable dividend
action, although the company's
earning statement was a bit under
Wall street's calculations.
With most foreign markets
closed, there was no inspiration
from that quarter. The usual
weekend cashing In of profits and
evening up of accounts, brokers
said, contributed to the sluggish
performance.
Transfers were in the neighbor.
hood of 700.000 shares.
Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction 571
Allied Chemical & Dye 1531
Allied Htores I If
American Can 94
American & Foreign Power 51
A. T. & T. 1541
American Tob. B 13
American Water Works 13
Anaconda Copper 311
Armour Illinois
Atchleon, T. & S. F. 42
Aviation Corp. 41
Baltimore at Ohio 141
itartiodall Int
liendix Aviation 131
Bethlehem Steel 55i
Boeing Air 241
Briggs Mfg. 304
Budd d tg 6g
Callahan Z-I, 2
Calumet & Hecht
Cadadien Pacific 81
Case. J. C. 104
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CO IlinaillO 28
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Cheaapeuke & Ohio 40
Chrysler Motor 76
Columbia (has & Electric 91
Commercial Investment Tr 49e
Commercial Solvent
Commonwealth & Southern 2e
Connolidated Edison 26
Consolidated Oil 11
corn Product's be
Curtiss Wright 4
Du Pont & De N. 1251
Electric Auto bight 25e
Deneral Electric 43
General roods 331
General Motors 43
Goodyear Tires 261
Great Northern phi. 30
Hudson Motor 91
Illinois Central 13
Insp. Copper 13
International liarventer 781
International Nickel Can 47e
International P. & P. pfd 53e
I.T.&T. 71
Johns Manville 85
Kennecott Con. Copper 37
Libbey-O-Ford 48e
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Monty Ward 444
:';.ash Kolvinator 131
National Biscuit 22A
National Meiners 241
National Power & Light 81
New York Central 21i
North American 21
Northern PaCitie 15
Packard Motor 6
Penney, J. C. 81
l'enn It. II. 24
Phillips Petrolennr 471
Pressed Steel Car 10
Pullman Co. 321
Radio Corp. b
Remington Rand 151
Republic Steel 21
Reynolds Tob. B 47 e
Hearn Roebuck 701
Union 191
Southern can Edison 20
Southern Pacific 22
Standard Brands 9
Standard Oil California 34
Standard Oil New Jersey 531
Studebaker Corp. 8
Superior Oil 3
Texas Corp. 46
lexas 'Gulf Sulphur 323
Timken Det Axel 151
Trans-America 12
Union Carbide 80
Union Pacific 99
United Airlines 9 e
United Aircraft 20
United Corn. 31
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sit United Aircraft
Iff4 United Corp.
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United Ilan Imp. 111
U. H. Rubber 31 k
U. S. Steel 83k
Wa 'worth i 82
Western Union 326
Westinghouse Electric 106I
White Motor 131
Woolworth 412
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Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 2k
Electric Bond & Share 112
EGON'S TURKEY
PRODUCTION FALLS
Oregon turkey growers expect
to market some 700,000 birds this
year, as compared with 800,000
In 1936, preliminary estimates
prepared by extension specialists
at 0.8.C. show. Seventy per cent
of these are expected to go to
out-of-state markets.
It generally pays to market
top-grade birds, growers have
found, even though that requires
several killing periods. It is well
to withhold all feed for 24 hours
before killing, and to cool car
casses to 40 degrees as quickly
as possible.
South S. F.
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I
30 (AP-USDA)--Hogs, receipts!
for five days, 4825 head. Com
pared with last Friday: Butchers
closed 70c lower, lowest in more
than two years; late top and bulk
good to choice 180 to 220 lb..
butchers, 19.05, week's top 1960
early; late sales. lights and light
lights, S8.55 to 18.80.
Cattle, receipts for five days,
1900 head. Compared with last
Friday: Steers very irregular,
closed mostly steady to weak; me
dium to good she stock largely 50c
down, lower grades steady to fully
25c lower; bulls steady to weak;
medium to good, 860 to 1075 lb..
fed steers, 18.25 to 19.25; good s
fed yearlings. $9.00 to 19.25; me
dium 945 to 1210 lbs. steers off
!met-tops, $8.25 to $8.50; bulls,
16.00 down.
Calves, receipts for five days.
225 head. Compared with last
Friday: Steady; two loads medi
um 238 lb.. Nevada range calves,
$750; good to choice venters ab
sent. quoted at $9.00 to $10.00.
Sheep. receipts for five days,
3150 head. Compared with lalt
Friday: Lambs irregular, closed
mostly steady to 25c lower; ewes
active, strong; actual lamb top,
59.75, one deck good 79 lbs. Cali
fornia woolskins, sorted 10 per
cent; other good 74 to 88 lbs.
wooled lambs. 59.00 to $9.50: me
dium grades, $8.50 to $9.00;
slaughter ewes, 54.00, moderately
sorted medium grades at $3.00.
OLD STORY, NEW TWIST
JOLIET. III. (.4) It cost
James Lend. a tavernkeeper,
MOO in savings to learn all con
fidence men aren't in jail. Three
strangers promieed him $20 for
each MO he could produce. He
produced $7200 which the trio
locked in a trunk, or so Lend
thought. In due time Lend open
ed the trunk to discover his funds
had been replaced with a package
of stage money appropriately
labeled "phony mazuma."
Gas masks for British babies.
Italy gives them guns.
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WHEAT REGISTERS
GAINS NEM CLOSE
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 C11----After
fluctuating nervously most of the
session, wheat prices rose to small
fractional gains before the close
today.
The market wag pulled up in
sympathy with a strong advance
at, Winnipeg, where prices were
around two cents higher at one
stage. Frost in Argentine and
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Trade gossip that some domestic
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to Spain was noted.
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er compared with Fridays finish,
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May 691e to 6910. Oats were el
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