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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1917)
I KtTUIIMV. HIIPTl'MIH'U W, IIH7 THE EVENING HERALD, Kt.AMATH FALLS, OREGON. Pica Society Events 1ln A N. W. ''I"' ,,,,,,l ,l" '"'',l 1I111; of I ho season ut tint liomn of Mrs. 1 i.iv nit iiHiiy rra""; " Mm. llnoller wiiK uppolnted to in in rcrtu iih sorielnry until tho return or, M,, lnv n,Ht .,.,K ,)f (, ,, Mrs. Wntlenbuig. " hnH ,u,,m tl,u " Tuesday, Heptcmhcr lltli. Mis. custom of thU dub for wich member ,oln Miimlijiiball, tlniuil Worthy Mat lu iniitrliiiilii ii book each year lo bo rot wm VMt ilio Chaplur on Hniur rlrculnii'il aiming ,h" ',","'rH ""' day, September 1Mb, returned l tbo owner nt tho end of ( , ,,-nr II was voted that those, Krl(iy mimK (i my kiU boot. i"i dispensed with this your. fl (lam.,MK mrJr W(lH K0 y B li wh nbM Noted that tbo club meet- Rr() ()f ,,,V(rHy ()f (,rwm R,rH inKH lm devoted to lied Cross work.j,,, , f .,. ... ., . . .i.... ii l..i Dm ilnlv of till) hostess IIH" 1"'" ' , . I iiimi lii linvo Ibo work ready mr . ,! to Iiiim- .-voryinieiK necoMnry t(Woro M,HMl,K Kii,,nl,otll wxMan. Kllai"'"" ,w" ,1""rH (,f W0Tk in m' mmi work ttltb. II wiih voted that the ro.(Wi J(( ,)rH(.0( Akih,h r,HC(ll ! ( tralnliiK il-partmoiit. Wood turn fronlimi'i'tx lm y' ' nwni H,lnl',u MomlamoH l.ukii Wnlk.-r and L. W.,I,1K ,'' !,,,,,,ul w,,rk itt" on,y '"' IOHlllll' "HI following moinborHM(mfr(iy Tio decoratloiiK wcro pnwiii. Ilratton. tloorgo Mesdames James Chastalu, CtttninliiKSi II. H . II. Dunbar, J. K. Clool-( Ilayden. (3. U. lingua. tor. tii'iiige Jennie llurii, S. Kd Martin, Henry Newnlmm. A. W. Poll. II. Phillips. H. T. HiiiiiniirM and (I. A. Wlrts. Tbo Invited (snouts wore Mowlames Tbos. Martin. Clias. Martin, John Martin. Hay Merrill and Chns. Otoy. Tbo next meeting will bo bold with Mrs. K. 0. CiiniinliiKH. MIsmi'-i Jo and Agnes Drlsroll en tertained MIhsok lluth Penman, Netlln Lomlmrd nnd Kiln Dews at dinner on Thumduy evening. Miss Pearson and Minn Lombard were schoolmate of tho MUsei Drlscoll at the Dnlverlty of Oregon. The Happy Hour Club met this week with Mrs. (Irorgo lllebn iih Iioh le.i. Tlioxo prortont were MesdnmoH Davis, It. A. Kmmltl, Hanks, Humph' rey, John Johnson, W. P. Johnson, A Last 1 feci lliat the people of Klaulath County will be intcrcMetl In know the actual pro; re.v made in l!ie Mile of lots at "Idlereit" on Spring Creelc, and whether this beauti ful spot is to remain for the no and enjoy ment of our local citizens. I can truthfully state that the sale to date has been unusually successful, and while not a sufficient amount has been realized to en tirely liquidate the obligation. I have every faith that this end will be accomplished in the very near future, inasmuch as an exten sion of time has been generously granted to September 20th to complete the sale. About thirty Klamath County families have become owners of lots at Spring Creek. Many of these went to Spring Creek recently simply for an outing, and were so impressed with the desirability of the location for a summer home that they purchased a lot while there, and began im provements immediately. Within the next few days contracts will be made out and delivered for a number of other lots, and from present indication the prospects are that sufficient lots will be sold before the TERMS R. 0 the Week vlUi, 'nil low, iiml Htoliiinetx, ltd hind HhcnW " Aloliii Ciitiitcr of I'lintem Hlur will ...... .. ... . ...... . . .i JIIH rtCIIIII I.OIIIHIM, WHO lltO nlMO' ... . . . i. in , Kriiu union, inn noHii'XHitx . were In jtlivorMv ,...,.. , .,.,. ,. ,, , K' "anil yellow, and tl... i.r.orn.m. nini,""sl ' ""r ' w0" working bo-. cnrr,(, 1t u tol)r ,.,., ,,r,y ,.1,,.K wt,r vrvnU . roneum'H wero l..u.li......a .,III..h I ...i... .... n xi.,..v.. Hum, KniMin ami Meliaffiiy, ('iicci.i: .MKirii.Mi The Women of Woodcraft held their regular (,'lirlo meeting on Tiich. day evening In I. . O. K. hall, a large ciowd of ineliiberH and a very Inter outing mi'Dilug, followed by the ho luctliig of commltteeH for the enler talliliieut for the winter months, tbo Woodcraft Tblmbli) Club was voted to meet once a month nt tho lied Cross lieadiiuarteiH nnd Join In tbu, work for the Holdlurs. Chllrolo Iiiih the exiiiiNlve wile of set em I well Ioi-uIinI IoIm iiiiiI seteml tkwlmbln Iioiim-. Prlcm ni-e low and temiM arc cy. 31 $10.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH laaallBlaaaaaBBBBSBlSBaBBBaaBlllllill",, "IM'' . . .iiiimii,,. .mm WssaaaMasMMsWssaaaaaMssmMsaaaaaaa - C. Spin INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDEHTS Continued floin Phkh 1 model i lilHlnry, ciMnet work, wood turnliiK, inei-hiiiilcnl ilruwiiiK, type writing, mimic 'i, Junior HiibJcetH -All Freshman ami Hoplioiiiori! subject, together ; UkikihUm A deposit of U will be with I Mo following English , Kng- required of evory student wbo enrolls IIhIi hlHtory, polltknl economy, liby-J nny f the following (lasses: Cook sles, Hliortliiiinl, geometry 2, Latin 3.'ng, chemistry, physics, funeral bcI (lernuui 1. forging, teachers' training.' mico j manual training. Hiinlor Subjects All subjects on1 iroernm All ludlvlilual nrocrnm I tlic program nru open to seniors Mnmiiil TiiilnhiL' KtmlftilH will " not mk a m H liu nllowi-il to i net morn elerted after a half credit hn been earned In bench work. Home credit About1 loro ""''""K '"fKing ami mnrnino ..... jlatlii) .ork miiHt follow fortilng If ,,, '"' ........ .i Agriculture Hut one year Is of f el cd In agrlciilliiie. Thlc subject. Is "pen 'o all sttidunts In the high school. (teneial Sclenro TIiIh Ik a nw mihject -offered HiIh year. It is for l first nnd second year high school pu- pllp, unit l.i designed to make students iiiiuiiiar wiui Home oi me more iiuer- estlng and eHsentlat facts of both tbo physical and natural sciences. It Chorus Only students who have does not Hatlsfy tbo collego entrance 'gome knowledgo of rending music and requirement In science. I who have suitable voices will be ac- Tondici-H' Training All Juniors' cmted In the chorus. This subject t ..." who expect to tako the tcacbors' ex- niiilnatlons after graduation must' take teachers' training this year as well nH next year. The ruling which goes Into effect In It) 19 requires two years of elementary teachers' train-, Ing work. Instead of one, as at prcs- cut. Tbu present Senior clnss will Word 20th to clean up all obligations against the balance of the property. 1 want to be perfectly frank with the people, as they have been very generous in helping me to save this property to Klam ath County. I have talked with nearly all of our citizens, and I know that there are many of them who want one of these sum mer homes, but have not realized the neces sity of making their selection at once. Now 1 have some good water front lots left, but I am confident that-they will not last long, so I feel it my 'duly to warn these people who want one of these lots to secure same without delay. There will be no lots for sale after September 20th, and if the lot you wanted should be sold before that dale, I do not want you to blame me, as I have' done everything in my power to give all an opportunity to make a satisfactory selec-, lion before the sale is closed. Don't wait for me to call upon you again, but come to my office and pick out the lot you want. Remember, a day's delay and the oppor tunity may be lost. Don't expect your friends to share their summer home with you'. Own one yourself. Kt 111 work under the old ruling, ami lake but onb year of thin work. Classification Hlinli'MtH who now Imvo three credits may classify iih 'sophomore, " thorn, iinvliii; so win credits may cliiBslfj iih JihiIoih, those Jinviug cloven credits limy ilavslfy iih Seniors. All other HtuilunlH art Ficjlimen or spccliilM. Text Hooks No l-xt books hboiiMlTWO bo pure-bused until after dlsmlssa ,, Tuesday mornlm September 1 1 tli lean! mum show at least four mib-! jectH. Special arrangement,, between I J" '" n,Mi i.i.... ' """ .,i0 .i i.ilm.i.,i tr...u I... mn.li. iml " !' " If . l.i.1nif wlalitu in lnln l.uu , fldv. ' .1 n. .I'M" "i. ... i ... ....... ,s.r, four Hiilijects Tho faculty reserves! tho right to grant or withhold per nilKioii to tako more than four nub' (,., Kxijinptlons Exemptions from mnuKtcr examinations will be grant- i( on the following conditiens: 1 Must enter school not later than Sep tember 24th; 2- Must flverago 90 per cent or above in .class work for tho semester; 3 Must not bo absent more than ten half days during the Hemester: 4 Must have no unex- cused absenco or tardiness on record for the semester; C MiiBt not be tardy more than twice; C Must be satisfactory to the fatuity In con- duct. H o,,0 to girls only. Leagues The Klamath County ,K, BChool is a member of tho Btate leagues In debating and in athletics, good agent gle n good client n good policy In it good company. Get one fiinii Clillcotc. 31 k JUDGE GQWAN HAS BUSY DAY wi:iiix; i:hi:momks WKItK I'Kltrolt.MKO YKHTKH. HAY AFTKIIXOOX ItlXfJ CKItK. moxv is i;si:i) Tbo largo Riipply of yokes which JuKtlrc of tbo I'eaco K. W. Oowan had recently carved out and put ahead fori 'hMe- th ?Vecelnt Ut 1,tt,e f.it.iro use la being rapidly dlmln-lknown abut them In Franca, are al- " - . lalmil. nn! If. U feared that If tho -- . . III OHf.ll I tleiliailfl Keetlfl UD llO Will UaVC. . . .- to have u new lot before winter sets""""; ""tu "' vrcuirnaoni pa Two ceremonkM were performed by !of wh,cn n8re r ' than tbo Justice Thursday afternoon at , thirty In the third battle flotilla, can Ms i evidence on Pine street. William, mako K81 Uncat, both beeauaa Jardlne of this city and Miss Laura!0' the,r Powerful motors and because llalousck of Malln were one of the,of thr hue aone Uhks, two of couples united. The groom is an em- niovo ,.r hn miiio hurfi nnrt the bride. is a daughter of farmers In the Malln section, i ' Hoscoe Konklong Regar and Mrs. Mae Walford of Klamath Palls were the other couple united. Kegar ig a rancher near Eagle Point, in the Ropue River Valley, and met the bride during a recent visit here. The ring ceremony was used In this wed ding. W. O. , ATTENTION rnbearsal tomorrow at 2 p. m.; regular meeting and Initiation next Tuesday evening, and may be a little Regular meetings 2d and 4th Tues- days all the tlme. i ci, lor. -A. W. Pell, Di-I At the Churches The Christian Science Society of Klamath Falls, which Is a branchor- ganizatlon of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientists, In Boston, Mass., holds services at 113 South Fourth street, every Sun day morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are welcome. i Subject of the lesson for Sunday, September 9, "Man." The Sunday school session is from 9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning.! Pupils are enrolled to the age of 20.' The free reading room and free lending library Is open from 2:30 to 4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The Bible and all author ized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. C The Episcopal prayer service will bo held in Library hall Sunday morn-, ing at If o'clock. All wbo are in terested are Invited to these services. Evening services at 7:30. Church of the Sacred Heart, cor ner High and Eighth streets. Rev. Hugh Marshall, pastor. First Mass at 6 a. m. Second Moss at 10:30 a. m. Sermon, "The Creed." Holy Hour at 7:30 p. m. ' At tho Methodist church "Evil In God's Universe," will be discussed in the sermon at 11 a. m. Mrs, A. M. McCarthy will sing a solo. Sunday school rally at 10 o'clock, E. M. Chtl coto superintendent. "Did Jesus Blunder?" will be the theme of the sermon at 8 p. m. Miss Clara Calkins will render a solo at this service. At the Eleventh street Baptist church, Sunday, August 26th: RevW. H. Cox, pastor, residence 235 Tonth street. Sunday school at 10 a. m., M. P. Perkins, superintendent. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. Subject, Romans, 8th chapter. n. V. P. U. 6:30 p. m. Preaching service at 7:30 p. m. "What Think Ye?" There will bo special music at each service. Good singing. Good preaching. Earnest effort characterizes these services. You are cordially invited to them; thoy are for you. "Tho Little Brown Church" Cor ner Ninth and Pine streets. W. E. Rambo, minister, residence 818 Ninth street. Telephone 334. Bible school 10 a. m., Mrs. Clara Moore superintendent. Communion service, followed by preaching, 11 a. m. Subject, "Echoes Fiom tho Turner State Convention." 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor meet ing, Victor C. Rambo leader, Evening worship, 8 p. m., sermon ' president P. L, Campbell (Universi ty of Oregon) on War and Recon struction Needs" an educational ad dress, v WAR WILL LIKELY BE WOI OR LOST IN MR Continued from page 3 i ion or a maculae with a 260 b. p. motor, which will break all record la tpced mid cMclency Today the Kumpler leema to be the favorite machine, tho those with 100 b. p. motors are not fast enough to Hull, and yet the machines will hard- ly stand up under a heavier motor. The raids on London were accom Pllshed with Qotba machines, but TAV irlvln wnv tn t.fr alrnlanaa reay BnB way 10 lasier airplanes, nnnBiilnlltf ,a iuimhI ..aKa., Vfl ' .. rw..w. ..vwyiiH wi !. .Vl.l. !... . J . ,,!cn wltl cPdtr Plc of 110 Iller r cornso in sacn macnine. Miss Elsie Calkins of Fort Klam ath left today for that nolnt. after .attending the Teacher.' Institute . -w w.... here this week. i Mr. nnrt Mra. Arthur WI1in ai1 family have returned from a two weeks' vacation visit spent in Colo rado with relatives. They report very pleasant time. Mrs. Annie McQrath and Mrs. W A. Fltzpatrick of Lakevlew left this M??I f0l"?"Fn!!f00' Mr. Fits. Patrick accompanied them as far as j Klamath Falls. COLLECTION SUIT FILED Action for the collection of $"546, plus $100 attorney fees, and interest at 6 per cent, on a note for $400 dated March 20, 1911, has been filed in the office of the Circuit Court by Graffle Baber against Garfield Jack and Edle Cook of the Klamath reser vation. Fred H. MUls ts the plain tiff's attorney. Ask Chilcote to show jroa some of those flae 40 aad SO acre tracts. Most of them have a good! ataad of alfalfa, and will aaake good dairy farm. SI Look and Feel Clean, Sweet and Fresh Every Day Drink a glass of real net bsfere breakfast te Jfl BealaMassBB. Wv savsBawsai Z-3 Life Is not merely to lire, but to live well, eat well, digest well, work well, sleep well, look well What a glorious condition to attain, and yet how very easy it is it one will only adopt the morning inside bath. Folks who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when thoy arise, split ting headache, stuffy from a cold; foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out the whole of the internal poisonous star nant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, should, each morning, before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it to wash from tho stom ach,, liver, kidneys and bowels the pre vious day's indigestible waste, sour bile and "poisonous toxins; thus clean sing, sweetening and purifying tho en tire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. Tho ac tion of hot water and limestone phos phate on an empty stomach is wonder fully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast While you are enjoying your breakfast the water and phosphate is quietly extracting a largo volume of water from the blood and getting ready for a thorough flushing of all the Inside organs. The millions of people wbo are both ered with constipation, bilious speUe, stomach trouble, rheumatism; others who have sallow skins, blood disc ders and sickly complexions are urged to. get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store, which will cost very little, but Is suaUie to make anyone a pronounced eraak the subject of Internal saaltatioa. Ad. LEGAL NOTIdt IWWWMMMMMMMMVMMMMWWMMMMIMMMMM Notice to Creditors In the County Court of tho Mat of Oregon, for the County of Klsm ath. in the Matter of the Estate of B. R. C. Williams, Deceased. . To the creditors and to all per sons having claims against or an in terest In the settlement of the estate of E. R. c. Williams, deceased: You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of September, 1917, the under signed filed in the above entitled court and matter her final account as executrix of the above entitled estate, and that Saturday, the 6th day of October, 1917, at the court room of . the above entitled court, in the county court house, in the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Ore gon, has been fixed by the above en titled court as the time and place the said court will hear objections to said account, if any there be, and settle the said account and approve or re ject the same. All persons having objections to the said account will please take notice and file their ob jections to said account, if any they have. Dated and first published, Septem ber 8, 1917. MARY H. WILLIAMS. Executrix of the Estate of B. R. C. Williams, Deceased. 8-16-SS-29 NOTICE OF POUNDMASTER'S BALK Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned, pouBdmaster of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, did Impound la the pound of said city, on ihe 2d day of September, 1917, the fol lowing described animate: One bay mare, white spot on right side, about 10 years old, branded on left shoulder, PH connected. One gray horse, branded on-left shoulder O. And that unless the owner or own ers of said animals, or other person or persons having an interest therein shall, before the time of sale stated below, claim possession of said ani mals and pay all costs and charges for the keeping and advertising there of, together with all fees provided by ordinance of said city for such cases, said animals will be sold at public auction for cash at the Klam ath Barn, at the hour of S p. m., oa the 12th day of September, 1917. J.W.HILTON, Acting Poua'dmaater. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. September 7, 1917. 7-4t NOTICE TO THE PVBLIO I am arranging to leave Klamath Falls for Marshfleld, where I will take care of another specialist's practice during his absence at the war. To anyone wishing my services, I will announce that I will be here until this doctor is called to the army, probably on the first or middle of October. I would very much appreciate having all persons knowing themselves to be Indebted to me to call and settle their accounts. 25-tf DR. F. M. WHITE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ftMMMMAAMMAAMWWMlMffAAAAAMWI DR J. H. CARTER DENTIST OFFICE, ROOM 7 and WHITE UII.DIN City ft County Abstract Co. ABTHVP R. WILSON 617 Main St ABSTRACTS, LOANS AND S per cent Money for INSURANCE DR F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician 41 Sargeou Suite ail, I. 0. O. F. Temple (over K. K. K. Store) Phone 331 . . Res. Phone, SSSB (The only Osteopathic Physi cian and Surgeon in Klamath Falls.) W. D. MILLER Cement Contractor Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con crete Building Blocks, Flues aad Tiles. 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