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Wednesday Evening. SeDtember 25th
DANCING ALj NIGHT
MUSIC BY THE KASILGA WIGWAM ORCHESTRA OF FIVE PIECES
H. Borel, Violin 0. Arnold, Clarinet Mrs. Lottie Bailey, Piano A. T. Tindall, Cornet C. Arnold, Drams
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MTJSIC A GOOD TIME
Music and Hall finished for prLe dancing par and sockus
Admission $1
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Hum BiiiWkirii Cor. 6 and Main
Ladies Free
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SUN MN
(Continued iron Pat 1)
fear womea who were ladleted br the
graad jury aad who are charted with
eeadaeUag bawfly komt, contrary to
the atate law. These women had not
Ma to aacure 9600 cash ball
i aa to a lata hour thla afternoon.
aad were remanded Into the custody
of tha aharUt.
Wltk the Indictment of the two
coaacllmea after a thorough Invest!
sjatlaa br eevea repraaeatatlve dtl
aaaa at Klamath coaaty, It Is expected
hat' Masara. 8aTldsa aad Ooeller wilt
realf lamed lately aa members of the
eHr aasmell. It la uaderttood that
their Meaaa have advised them to
take this aetlas.
Tha fact that Couacllmaa Crisler
was aot ladleted has caused eoaaid
erahla specuUtloa on the streets. It
seems that Mr. Crisler, walla present
when tha original dtauad tar graft
was made, did aot appear at the
meeUag when tha meaey aad notes
were handed orer. M t Is supposed
that tha graad Jury did net consider
that there waa suBcleat arldeaco
agalaat him to secure a conviction of
wrong doing.
Driely the story of the charges
sgalnat the two councilman and Hun
ter Savldge U as follews:
Tha Llvermore brothers, who were
operating the Llvermore hotel In this I properly made, and Mr. Wheeler did
dty, were not able to make both ends I not again see his money,
eat and the place waa attached. Tha
bar (a connection was sold under a
chattel mortgage and was bought by
Jamas Wheeler. Soon after the pur
chase, Hunter Savldge, accompanied
by three councllmen, two of whom
were bis brother and Mr. Ooeller,
called at the Llvermore bar and de
manded that unless bills aggregating
about 11,100 were paid, an effort to
secure the transfer of the Llvermore
license to Wheeler by the city council
would bo defeated. In other words,
the threat was made that unless Mr.(
Wheeler paid over about 11,600 tha
tha city council, defeat Wheeler laj
nis effort tn-enect a license iranaiar.
and by so doing, prevent him from
carrying on the business he had just
bought
Wheeler was' not able to pay the
oaey at that time, but a day or two
later another conference was held and
Wheeler paid SI 60 In cash and gave
two notes for enough to make up the
total around $800, about half what
was originally demanded. This
money and the notes were placed in
an envelope and given to Mr. Ooeller,
with Instructions that If the license
transfer was made, tha money aad
notes were to be retained, but if it
was not made, the envelope and con
tents were to be returned to Mr.
Whaeler. The license transfer was
Subsequently the affair was ex
posed by The Herald, end the grand
jury was called to consider the
charges, with the result that the In
dictments were returned, tho charge
against the two councllmen being . mined this afternoon with bridge and
"accepting and receiving a bribe," and !"G00" at the magnificent Johtuon res-
Social Events of the Week.
uou. i no rooms wre tastefully dec-1 Now music.
orated with sweet peas aad earns- ment. Dane
linns, and n most enjoyable lima was
had. Those present were: Mesdamea, , ... ..., ..... ...X. ,.....
a forerunner of other enjoyablo iTho 'cello solo by Mr, Klllott was'tisr-'lf". Humphrey, Oeo. Ilelhn, It, A.itt ,... -i V.Jfo,.. .w-.it.'
luicuia uuiiui me luriuiuiuins .iki.i "iicuianjr incusing, mm I lie acroimftni-'r.iiiiuiiit;uco. naiaeu, r. M. HUBdy,!
season, Mrs. W. I. Johnson enter- menu were all well rendered. W. V, Johnson. W. II. North. I.ov
Hllrard. J. II. Monro., ll.nr Htm.i N' mutlc. good flflrfr mu-
Mn. Chart H. Mooro entertained
against Hunter Savldge being exlor- Idence on 1'acinc Terrace. About sev- fix tables at "GOO" Thunday after-
uon ot money. ,cnty Klamath Palls ladles enjoyed the noon at her beautiful homo on tho i
aslora ami sweet
II, llarilenbrook, O. II. Humphrey, J.iuirni. DanrAw
Hrk und W. II. Weedon. ' X
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ouir tonllit.
DROP DOWN
i hospitality of Mrs. Johnson. The West HI Jo. The rooms warn decorat-
rooms were beautifully decorated ed with tutors and
PIANO BRIEFS
A pisao ta tb hosse this winter
rhildrea, aad latcreat litem aad
A aiaao la the home this wmter ,
aad eatertalameat for the whole i
wlkr
their M
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mJier
MaaosMc
Yaawa for gaaUty bad
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BJtJrUWAQK
w
ae aa edacatloa
steal Meads la
for the
Ufe.
leaas aa asaoaat of pleasure
aad caJIiag f rleada.
A musical borne meaaa a I
We wW aeU yea any
reseated here), aad save yoa i
suit your coaveataaea.
We boy the i
aricea aad freights, hat aeU
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1094 Mala ft.
of redaemeat aad edacatloa.
la 'Frisco or Portland (aot rep-
sad make terass of payment to
ai the same factories, pay the same
alaaos oaraelvea oa a small selling
Home Trade,
MUSIC GO.
lte Willii rirnltftre Co.
Mr.. 8. K. Murlln niirt (b children . CHOICE LOTS
!. Alnilil Mrm Tan inu.L f U-..III -- 1 .... -
'with Oreson tr.im lcaM and nlnk .,!.. ... w.r.t..l fnr m.i..-. ,7 . ....L . . . . ""."' ".-MMMI, rlrsl ralnlew, aioe.
wsot ..... .nd in .. ,i.,i. I VmI ", .;:.",'. ' '" '" !"". '"' V m"u.. r m , View lot. ..a the hill, rls
I ,' " . . . ' .U..U-..I. ikuci.is oi ir. and Mrs. K. II, lUmisr. aejia avoa
Icomposltlon the card table were ar- were tha successful nlayrra: Mr. .Mrs. Martin's parents. Mrs. Twa- J!wZ .. !Z'.
rangea. rs. jonnson was assisted in Wright. Mrs, Meldrum. Mrs. Hell. brook is en route to Marshneld
receiving by Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. 8. O. Mrs. Wattenburg. Mrs. Zumwall. Mrs. . ,
Johnson. Mrs. Oowan, Mrs. C. H. John Mooro and Mrs. Zlm llaldwln. ,.. .... . . .
Moore and Mrs. L. (lerber. The guls I'imch waa x.red during the ltr.d,,'ll;nmAl'!!.oth
were: Mesdames C. K. Word.n. II. noon, and at In. clo. nf ,h ... ?,r?' .""' 'rm" Uoti" nd "- "
. .. .... r. ,'.iifi in mvrriu .rriY.a in mm
idly last night to attend the musicals).
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nod Mrs, J, Krank Adams ar-
(Masou, O. II. Merryman, 8. Oheu
( chain, L. P. Wlllets, W. 8. Wordcii,
r. i. write, r. ii. siiiu, i (lurber,
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HALL'S GRILL
The Hotel Hi
ular with
A distinct f
laach aervi
price of 3S
service compa
of aay of the
For some
haa prevailed
have beea ere
ter ol
of fare
city show
The raansj
arrangements
thai
II
Q rlll is proving pop-
Ismstb Palls pubtlc.
re la tha merchants'
it noon. The uniform
ts Is charged, and the
s favorably with that
tea In tha big centers.
the Impression
the prlcea charged
when, aa a mat-
parison of tha bill
f other cafea In the
le If any difference.
baa made especial
erring parties In
!J. II. Drlscoll, E. R. Reames, R. U.
j Richardson, Oeorge Walton, C. P.
Stone, W. K. Kaught, D. J. Zumwalt.
W. O. Smith. A. R. Campbell, Zlm
llaldwln, It. II. Hovey, W. W. llald
wln, K. W. dowan. A. M. Warden, K.
II. Hall, Ilowen, L. Titus, (I. W, Mc
Near. W. 8. Pish. K,H. Henry, Oeo.
llaldwln, M, 8. Sargent, It. A. John
son. L. W. Chilton, II, J. Knapp, (leo
NoUnd, A. A. Dellman, A. J. Lyle, 0
rvfroshmenU wore served to tho fol
lowing guests: Mesdiimea I P. Wit
(Its, i:. It. Ileamiii. it. M. Klchsrdson,
Den Zumwall. W. O. Smith, K. J.
Mirrny, Will llaldwln, Zlm llaldwln,
i:. II. Henry. P. II. Mills. W. I'clI
Jalumoii, I,, dorter, II. W. (lowen,
(io. Morryman. Hllaa ObvnFli.ln. I'mr.
I'i'iilcr, II. K. Wattenburg, II. P. Mur-'
riocli, K. II. Hall, (leo. Wright, O I.
Itoherls, Oscar Hhlve.-C. K. Meldrum,
Inhn Monro and Miss Maud llaldwln.
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Wednesday afternoon 'Margaret
Mr.
iA7slO, faring new muit I
A good nae oa t'rrwrnt at
A better me oa t'rrwrii
(Nip of llir Iml In Kit
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Mrhols AiMllhui hA-dni
aad MS).
I am ho erlulc egret far tei
alMtvi lotaNuMl ranahiske i
tired In the city yesterday afternoon I . Iloasrs, Bav kluUeu arerert;.
fiom their Merrill home, to attead I farm land,
tho concert and In visit friends for cilllAyTK
u few days. . Svxt lo American Motel. Phes aW
I3VOrvtlaXlaa:
afternoon' or evenlw. The grill has
been fitted up with aWew particularly
for this service.
Also, we would like to call your at
tcntlon to our special Sunday dinner
for 7C cents, which excells anything
In the city for the price,
$250 Ca
wfcsw
5 room a
level lot cl
bilaice li
Allf
atb; fine
toichool-
rent.
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AGNER
Biiarpless, C. 8. Mooro, Thos. Hnmi-
ton, O. II, Underwood, O. II. Capron,
W. II. Mason, O. O. Johnson. Prod
Schallock. II. Shawn, C. S. Itoherls,
Oscar Shlve. (1. W. White, P. Wil
liams, Colllus, J. Klllott, Carpenter,
John Moore, 8. O. Johnson and Ii. J
her
mother, Mrs. W. O. Hmlth, on Conger
avemio. The afternoon was spent In
KHiiics nn the lawn uml leo cream and
cake was served to tin. follewing:
Marlon Martin, Chrlstlnn Murdoch,
Mildred Uwls, Ileatrlco West, Mellin
Davenport, llonnle Davenport, Pran
E2aws.-sis-.r.7Js;
iieroer, nilly Wronn, Innls ItoberU
and lluford Hargus.
Tho ladlcH of the Jul Nl Yel Club
entertained nlno tabes at "500" Mon
day afternoon at tho Jericho Club.
Ico cream and cako wore served, and
prizes for high scores awarded to
Mrs. C. U. Meldrum and Mrs. L. (ler
ber. Mm. '(icno (,'hlldorH returned this
veck from tho noguo River Valle,
whro she hns been vlaltlni for v.
ernt weeks.
Mrs. J. K. llallard and Mr.. I n
Applegate returnsd last evening from
n several days' automobile trip and
visit at Ashland and Medford.
I ho Happy Hour Club was d.n.i.t.
' uwriinuu on Tuesday after-J
noon at the home of Mrs. W. II. Wee- I
Maud llaldwln and M. Zlegleman.
Mrs. Don Zumwall captivated u
large audience In Houston's opera
house last night In her aong recital
for tho benefit of the Klamath Palls
library fund. Prom the first to the
last number of the well selected pro
gram there waa no lack of interest,
and the npplauso was enthusiastic.
In tho llmt fw numbers, Mrs. Zum-
wait was not at her beat, but com-
menclng with "Who Is Sylvia?" she
showed her thorough training and
her natural ability. In the numbers
hlch followed, especially la the
"Shadow Dance from Dlnorab," her
wonderful execution and perfect In
tonation stood forth. Mrs. Zumwalt
was assisted by Mrs. II. R. Elliott, pi-
ano; If. R. Klllott, 'cello; Mr. Mitch
ell, clarinet; Miss Paye Hogue, ac
companist, and Harry Borel, violin.
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