rMOVJUMIOPAli CaHOi
PH. C. A. HAMBO,
Dealest
a Work auarantd.
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WEEKLY SERMON
The Easter Lesson
lljr f Jo. M. Vmm, Pastor of Owrc McUiodlH Church
CITY AMU COUNTY AIMiTltACT
COMPANY
Abetrerte. IneurSSCS
Members Oregon Association
Till Mm
MlMCKlJiANNOUS
c
I .uninVtlVII
gSII U) UUIDIUum ihvh v,
you want any kind if II KM
Register at tbe COMHTOt'K If
yea wast employment.
Moses did nut arbitrarily originate
this law,
flat limply recognised1 a law Inher
ent for the observance of man as any
law in the physical world,
Tim moral and physical benefit da
rived from the true observance of, the
law are Inseparable.
Jesus utry clearly, ihowe up tble
fact In the elatement "Tbe Sabbath
waa made for man, and sot. man for
the Habbatb; therefore the Bon of
Man li Lord alio of the Habbatb."
Tbe oplnlom of great men with
reference to tho Habbath are not un-foumlod,
'The Hunday li the core of otlr clr
forgottlng, before tbe end or tho week
thai he le a ClirliUan."
"I never, knew a man or woman
who steadily avoided tbe house of
prayer and public woriblp on the
1-orU'e dny, who did not come to grief
end bring tbe other people to grief."
"Uod'a altar staada from Sunder to
Hunday, and ths seventh It no store
for religion tbaa any other. It la for
reit. The whole aeven are for re
ligion, and one of them, for reet; for
Instructions for social wonhlp, for
gaining itrcngth for tbe other six."
lleecher.
Thu modern Innovation make great
Inroad upon the aanctlty and true
-1 , I- if iii mntm
. . . .saamsaaaw. ''i, m- -y i ,i gat gAMaMajgH,, YgfffMBBU
wTSafMsananaMH ImSb-
val4 W7f?0aaaf aua NfJW cfai 4aO0BltlrlB j
s,iixwv war fr-.to-JvirwrnT'' iirirr ai a, .aMiaatei
I ..5? w
llliatlon dedlcatod to thought and rev- obiervance of the Habbatb. There la
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KMMATH NOVKLTY WORM
Mh and Klamath are.
Illackimltblag ant general re
pair work done
Automobile a Specialty
II. tOR.MKABKO, lYeseletor.
KMKKI.MON A liACHTEI.HKHO
,Vrw ami Heroaithaatl Uoode
IllJti. Wool, 1'elte, Itubber and
Metala
g7 Mai M. Tel. VI I J
orenco." Kraerson.
"lie who ordained the Sabbath
lovoa the poor." Lowell.
"Where there la no Christian Sab
bath there la no Cbrlitlan morality.
and without thle free laatltutlou can
not long be sustained." McCloan.
"The etreama of religion run deep
er or shallower an. tbe baaka of tke
riabbath are kept up or neglected."
"Hunday la the common peoplo'e great
liberty day, and they are bound to
no uueitlon an to the doraorallilna
effect upon tbu people. Hut call at
tontlon to them and tho cry of "purl
tanlim, bigotry, Intolerance, aid the
Hunday law li railed. Aa a rata tke
peraone Interested Indirectly In an In
stitution or bunlneii tending toward
the destruction of tbe mala purpose
of Habbatb obiorvance have little la
terest In the Habbatk aa Interpreted
by the church. Kipcclally U tbla true
h
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i"i,uizr
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W-fcJ
where a monoy-maUIng eaterprlee U
i-e to that work doea not come Into Involvod.
IU' lleecher. Ho It behooves all Christian people
"To that which Is secular and aal to be waloui of the Sabbath day.
mal, Hunday aaya rest; that which Is
moral, Intellectual, social
One of the most enjoyable social
cventH of the week waa the Oriental
tea given Thursday sfterneoa.at the
home of Mrs. Robert E. Watteabarg.
Tho tea waa i gives for, the Ladies Aid
Hoclety of the-Presbyterlan. Charch,
and tho hostesses were Mrs. W. II.
Iiobertson, Mra. Karl 0. Camming,
Mrs. A. A. Mekafey, Mrs. 8. P. Low-
Deltell, Georgia OelaeU, Jeamw Dei
toll, Msfgaret'IUrgas, .gphaiHigiaw,
Jean Itogers, Ballard Stahlmaa, Ba
ford Hargus, Burge Maaaa Jr., a4
Joe WhlUt
HI
Mrs. Robert A., Johaaaaii ad -Mr.
deorge left friday for SaaiFraacieeo,
where tbey will remain fen a short-
time, visiting frleada.
'
Invitation have bees leaned for an
entertainment at tbe Hotel HaM1 on
Thursday afternoon, to be gives by
Mrs. Egbert B. Hall, Mrs. I. Jay
Kaapp, Mrs. 3. Fred Ooeller, Mrs.
ery ' Mrs? M.";. Ev'anV, ra .'ZV "' " "J"
u.V . u w a bi'...i. B M'ck. Mr. Thomas Hampton. Five
"., " . w.wwmj mwrnmi
As others cannot see the Import-
grow.'" nnce of a rlgbt observance of tbe day,
Classified
Column
FUll HKNT
NtCCLY furalihed rooms at Clic (irr
gea liouee, Xlith and Klamath
rURNIBIIED ROOMS Magi Ml
salt, by day, week or aiMim. Balk.
110 Walatit It-la
.S1JIA.'1XW iTi".
mhm:ki.i,am:i;h
All kinds of optical work done at
llirden's. Itoom 111, I. O. O. r.
building.
Kim nam:
roil SALE Hotel French
range. Hotel Houston.
16-tf
portable
WHITE OKI'INQTON CHICKENS I
ralie no other kind. A few select
cockerels for sale, II to II.SO; eggs
11.60 per aettlag during May. 'm
W.Mendenhall. lt-Ct
lleecher. Christian people, through the ea
A corruption of morals usually llghtment of the Word of Qod and
follows a profanation of the Sabbath." 'Christian experience eurely can. Aad
Illackatone. !tho observance will prove a great
lllitory has over shown this to be .light to the world.
Many Christian people are much to
blame for the disregard of tbe Sab
bath. They make tbe day one of con
venience, or whim or emotion, Instead
of representing a strong moral force;
n telling conviction; an abiding earn
Mtneas; a devout spirit; aa intelli
gent understanding of the purpose of
tbe day.
"Remember the Sabbath day to
keep It holy" should mean mor to
the Christian' than aayea .
,i
true In Individuals and nations.
"Ilreak down Hunday, close the
churches, opon the bars and theaters
on that day and where would values
be? What was real estate worth In
Hodorae?"
To these Influences can also be add
ed the Hunday baseball game aad tbe
Hunday picture show.
"He that remembers not to keep
thn Christian Habbath at the begin
ning of the week will be In danger of
lEGAL NOIICES
roil HALE Aa I must remain la a
dry warm climate, I am offering my
Klamath Pall properties at price
that bara competition, soaslstlng of
nsw rooming beaee, modern, 'Tke
Argraves," a C-raom modern cottage
adjoining; 4 -room cottage, 716 Math
treet, Hot 8prlaga addltloa tot aid
two Mills addition Iota. Address B.
". Argraves, El Ceatro. Cal. 7-tt
COWfl! COWBI COWSt I will have
16 carlqad'a of dairy and stock eat-
tie at the 8. V, stock yarda on Satur
day, April Uth. Bom of the choicest'
dairy cows that could b purckased In
tbe itate of California ar Included In
tbli herd. Now to tk time to set a
good town cew. Leave order with
U.T. Oliver Jit tke Klamath Baehange,
oil Mala atreet. '' ,4-10-lt
lY'PEW'ltlTEHS'
New Machine SS.ee Down and
S8.M a Month '
Klamath Fall Mnatc Monee.
You may
Cotumu.
tad It In the Want
JCE CREAM
Our Fountain da n',
wlater or aumaMr. A dton l
e cream wUI taat na ajeig
now as In hot vtter,
SJ'aXJITAX-.,, ., .
An itra 1m "bttUr-twnM '
ObocolateatTlatlMFauad.
Tlntt Mliionrnttm
C Paum OnndaT
'mx mvja ..v MiiyA
INibMeaUoaof
In the Juitlce'e Court. DUtrlct of
I.lakvllle, Klamath County, Stat
of Oregon.
J, K. Magulre, a sot trader, doing
dullness under the Irm nam
nad style of "Msgulr Mercantile
Company," IMaiaUf.
va.
Goftgo Wheeler, Defeadaat.
To Qeerge Whe)er, tk' ar
named defendant. In tk nam of tk
statu of Oregon, you ar hereby re
quired to appear aad answer tk
nmunded complaint filed against you
In tho above entitled court aad cause
on or before the last dsy of the time
prescribed In the order for publica
tion wad berela, to-wiu 'fa Uth
day of April. 1911. and If you fall to
so uniwer, for want thereof tk plain
tiff will tak Judgement against yn
aa demanded In hie amended com
plaint on II krln, to-wR; For tk
sum of auty-Mvea dIUra and ton
cents (117.19) betag amount du and
owing for goods, war and aaereaan-
dies aa in plalatil'a eeasnlaint al
logod, and for plaiatlB'a eot and dis
bursements herein. Tkia aammon ta
served by order of the Honorable ie.
V. Qowen, justlc of the nae of tk
above entitled court, March 8, 1911,
,.ml tbo date of the. Irst publleaUon
being the lib day of March,, 1111,
f.nd tho date of tbe last day will ex
pire on the 17th day of April, 1911.
MERRYMAN A DUNCAN,
Attorney for Ptalatl.
a-is-to-37-a-io k
hundred will be played.
MMMIIIIMI
1 am making an a Ret of Irrigated
and wW ambtteh a deacriatl cd
one in emaU folder. If yam want
oer land en tWe list, please ktin; r
tend me 0i haformatlen at one.
CHILOOTK
ForrDrYamjanaJmt
nryeai ewer isaaai
asM'eai'.tnr easr eesnaa
mreus eeert aT tt faela.
Te prove le yea that iadismalen
ead driprpel be itnwinily fe
lUrad tuXthM. sUeaTMeia
TabbU viU do.it. we wttl rwalab
the medirliie abaehMalyaMe at M
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la due te the
drtTM of sHtatiAe ebnl aeed la
ril tktlr foneule ea weH ea le
ear esereiMd la.lhea
ThafaamifcaMe I
DrpMlaTaUUi
wtMTtbr v wtu-kaewn BteMMim
et HMMMita4iibeiwei ead. Feaatn
bat bwa pfopeitjr earn Weed wtei
CanabuUvee ead ether tenets.
are
niBttlhJmhniSjele aad
e eoMUntiy emplayeaaad
eiesdbr the eallra aeeakei atefe
elea ea tavateaaw la the Inianiij
of taflqajjoa aad 7ejejsla. Tnejt
KSSuable sar iiamsSaSnl
We era ee-eerlam teal there le
aothlni to goad fee stimtihnm as
tUiail DvnpTeMiisiielmefge
you lo uy wb uwrsH, J"
W 35 etala. 60 cents, aad KM.
You ran buy Retail Pyepiade Takfcdj
la taw maisseeiireanraeeeei
STARDrtUQ CO, IPrtX
wtb w
vane ennnmal
raw li a Hml hw b tmumrf ateej
n4 MU'ta'tt Oafcaa aetlanJDaMat eel
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AND KLAMATH
FOURTH
lm'mmwmwjmsw
E. Watieaburg, Mrs. MaxwU LaneT.
Mrs. John McLean, Mrs. C. Pi Stew
art. Tbe gueet Includes Mrs. Fred
Hhcallock, Ml Vera Houston, Mrs.
George Chamberlain, Mrs. Era
O ravei, Mrs. Charles, H. Word),
Mrs. Leslie Refers, Mrs. Marry Ca-
den, Mrs. B. B. French, Mrs. A. M.
Worden, Mrs. R. C. Spink, Mis. J. J.
Maebl, Mrs. Fred T. Baadersos, Mrs,
8. A. Loose, Mrs. O,
Mrs. Job MeClure. Mies Marjori
McClure, Ml Faye liogue, Mrs. C.
C. Hogue, Mrs. Bert With row, Arthur
D. Hay, C. 1. Stewart, Rer. i. 8.
Stubbtefleld and wife, Robert K Wat
tenburg, Edmund M. Cbllcote, Mrs.
Thomaa Hampton, Mrs. R. B. Smith,
Mrs. E. Phillips, Mrs. Barbece, Mrs.
Willis E. Faugbt, Mrs. Loomls,Mre.
O. D. Matthews, Miss Alice Peel, Mrs.
J. V. Gilbert, Mrs. W. H.i Mason, Mrs.
William 8. Worden, Mrs; W. T. For
rest, Mrs. O. Illeosael, Mrs. R. Vance
Hutcblns. Mrs. C. Chandler, Mr. F.
J. Williams, Mrs. Louis Gerber, Mrs.
G. K. Van Riper, Mrs. J. B. Mason,
Mlsa Olive Carletoa, Mrs. Curttia
Holdrick. Mrs. Fred Ooeller, Mrs.
Geo. R. Hum, Mlea Restore Franak.
Mrs. William E. Pelley, Mrsv hV C.
Lyon, Mrs. Sid Evans, Mrs. William
H. Shaw, Mrs. W. C. Towns and, Mrs.
L. L. Heecock, Mrs. R. J. 8hU, Mrs.
Wi E. William,- Mr. D. F; AneM,
Mrs. H. H. -Van Valkenburg. Mrs.
Mae C. Mason. Mrs. W. T. Salve, Mrs.
Chester Avsry, Mrs. William Whit
lock, Master Fraddl Ooeller, Ml
Julia Pelley and Mlas Margaret Cam
mlage. Tke pretty Wattoaksrg ral
deace had n dKldedly Orslntal air
for tbe occasion, and this waa canted
out In every way In th earring tj Bally Brows
tbo tea. The hoot ease wrsibeeom
Ingly attired In Japan costamee.
and In the room where ton waa served
there were no cbalra to alt upon, or
no eugar or cream for tk tea. A
nrettr collection of Japanese curios.
gathered by Mrs. C. P. Stewart while
traveling is Nippon, was shown, sad
the history of each article waa highly
Interesting. In addition, Mrs. Harry
Cades eanif, aad plans selecUoae
a ere rendered by Miss Vara Houstos.
Report fran both tk aiairs'ladi
ato'that.tk ermMsc was a sjey.
able for tk ladles sttoudlnc thaea sa
R was lr tk men present at th
Kike' saeeker.,
CaMIoaearn was tk prlselpei
dlehio the ktM.tifsrsft tk party
giveby Mesdsm Carey M. Rsamby,
Charls Martin, Bert WMkrav, O.
W, Robsrtaon and Fred Kssston
whleh.wae attended ay Mrs. Tsoma
j Connors, Mrs. Walter Cfer, Mrs,
'Clsud HDscdwtt, Mrs.Frsd Saksl-
lock, Mrs. K. B. Ksnry, Mrs. J. .P.
fe, Mrs. Willlom LW, Mm.rFrel
mum, Mr. Kibert B. Mall, Mrs-tLyl
O. Mills, Mrs. Roy Hamaker,v Mlsa
LouIr L Mm (Bdnn Well, Men.
I Karl O. Casmtags, Mrs. R.C: Sstek,
Th Fir Hundred Club .1 belag
onterUlaed thle aftemssn by Mre. W.
E. WlllUms. AucUen bridge will be
played.
oo
Tbe cuitmnatlon ot.(n pretty ro
mance of mere than n years duration
took plaes Tuesday at t the hem of
thibrlaV.daughtey Mr. Orovor R.
Nell of Fort KlamaU, whom Mr.
Anna R. Sllaby becam th bride of
Warren Bennett, who 1 srseldeat of
th CKlaena'. bank sbiPnM Reblee,
Calif.. Rer. J. W. Worrsll performed
the ceremoay. Th nwly wadded
couple ar making a tow of Oregoa,
followlsg wklcb they will Ukeup
tketr'reatsene la SMtheen Csll-
torsta.
oo'
Mrs. Qeorge Nolan will entertain
th Brdg Club at kerkome In Hot
Springs addltloa ,tkia attornoos.
in,
In honor et her mother, Mrs. M. S.
Cornelius, friends of, Mrs. Qtenn
Johnson were eaUrtsbwd Saturday
afternoon. The time was pleasantly
pant in social chat and fancy work,
fellowsd by a spleudls dinner and
several after-dinner speeehes by th
follewing: Mrs., Amanda Kamaktr,
V.rs. Dells Arnold, Mrs. Thomaa W.
Stephens, Mrs. C. R. Milter, Mr. D.
V,' Kuykendall, Mr.) RssseU A. Al
tord, Mr. Cornelius, Mrs.T. D. Tal
bot. Mlsa Blteen Stepaen.
-o o.s
The fourth birthday ot llttte Innla
Robert. Wedseadaywaa ths oeeaslon
for n party lit, hi honor, givsn, that
attrsoon.by,his mother, Mr- Chaa,
I. RobeirU, sndAfor, arraUaoura n
marry party of youssstor romped, on
ths snaoloua Uws,, nteitnf Jsmlls
game and. posing, for,: numser si
kodak pIctUMS. Fottswtas; tie
thegusetawMsaervHte
cake,, and asch.WMfnjs,st wHh
prtyify4r. ismirswi, PajsMy
With every type of echolar imssin
sbl represeated, and th ludlerou
relgalag supreme, "Ye Deetrkk
Skawl of Huckleberry Corners" was
pretested st tbo Metkodlst charch
last sight la a maaaor thstwss '
highly credlUbte to th tors east,.
ana brougbt u uiesee win potnt
W. BsberteosJ bordering on hysterica by the eestls-
ual brosdslde of fun aad Inaallsms
that were eprasg. The perfermisre
waa given by latermedtete Lmujs
of the 8usdsy aehool, aad ths. east
preeiatlag K was eompeeed ef:
SKBWL KOMfTT
Dr. Perkins (ckalrmsa)
eeeee4eee Ce. sHnnnVMr VtpnFsl
Jacob. Blltekar. ..Howard Clarland
John Smith B.K.Chltet
APUKANTS
Mlas Daahawsy Fern W4
BeUnds Bhsrs),. . . . Mrs. Bate Arnsld
Bailie Simple Bs Bsmsit
Mrs; Mhttshto)PndrgTas. .
Mr Htlsn Tarntr
SKOLARS
LuclUa Snokha (dsH) hthstr
Matllda BlUlsgs (sstoi, tad-
OIMJ f ' CWsTsi
Fsithful Ssooks (lleplns nhrl)
Samasths Piper (glggyss; girl)
eVmsmV UarasnsVnsnmn
Jerssks Dkkson (tslhs tend)
MernMttter
Clorlsda Qeyser (gutet, stodi-
oua) ...Darsthy
Ruth Ketckum .Duteh ntel) . .
MMIMMllllli TIM
ueaa Crawford (ntlMhterten)
eeeeeeeoeeeeeeee OT TSTa
(the girl whs
usee ear ot e-yar in
Luther) Asdrcr Rsbsrsi
Dorea Doolittte (ery baby) . .
eeeeeeeeeeeeee JrTatftQM WanMrOB
Hexekleh Joae(toaehr pet)
eeeeeeeeeeeeeee eVstWsM UtfOBUsmtaJm
Luther Drown (baby scholar)
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee daVTU WfOf fvjfll
Bllllo Crowfoot (tleesy) ...
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lerTM aMasV
Sammy and Xddte 8noeka(Uap
. . . Howard 'Orsaa as4 Jess Ssm '
lag twins) Howard Orson asdlass '
Summars.
Steven Tucksr (Irish)
i Mrs. Charles Matsrua
.guests esses :garbsd , tm W
fumes, andiaiasingjesny
carda helped, to. msks tk.
highly esteysbto to aU i
4 ill
'
Mr. Will Bsldwks, Mrs.
and Mrs,
gave a Westers ssrtr si''ths.'Bstdwsi
hotel, an4Watern tsatamea
oratlesaipredeaatsatid. Ths
was stoaasstly aaent'ln
danctag, ssd"ehsek'M ws ssrrsd at
s late hosr. , Th gste war Mrs:
liurge Maeoa, Mrs. Oaasr Skrrs, Mrs.
Charles I. rtosefi,tMr.' Wtoesr.O.
Rmlthr Mrs. Dtok Rleksrss , Mrs.
Orb Cmpbtl, Mrs.
Mlas Msud BsMwIn
Leonard.
li.
Mr. nad Mrs. Frd Osrrmk
AfPs
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iiZMMtLMMmHkW
Antiis. h ';
FORT KCAsUTsV.tos
Wood Bivsr TsO'BJ'
very' beaatlfal sprlag,
be on grass In afww'
valley aad ampte fd tsthnt
winter wkiek hs Jest,
useuual amount sf '
laiiea ise atesaeacse aamttss smbss j ' -
ath eonaty a bsmei this ssss -. J
ing eessoa. . ytf-. ' i
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L' C.. Sterner kift
jackeon eesntr; wkers hi m
ated bsslssas hras,
pecU'to.'retornwiik a laesjs hast C
dairy eowa;. Mr.
r7rai
"Mair- ksMsaas sf ,vsrrssh 'auaA sa she.
esssteaisaA wm -..M.., w. . k t
wMf adapted lr saery, sssssge. Mfadav L
prassat 3 oaim'-' -'--'- -1- -'-- - ' ,
"r . jj raz 'TJ''rT..T T.-zr rrr ";. .
. i wM'sw-asesstsnas; jbbsj at aaa sjasr. ;.
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Jf remlak Jeakeaa (atew) Iris Tarasr
Dobbl O'Le (atosuMrinc) . .
esWJT JKtsmf
SlmDIpay (bad hoy) Ira Orsa
n VISITORS
Mtrands Dlpssy .... Mr. Lea Lewis
Mrs. Snooks -. Ida Mmyr
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With mors Jtksn on ksndrsd wo
men la atteadaaee, the reeeptten giv
en Tuesday afteraooa In honor of
Mrs. Edyth Tosler Weathered by ths
Women'a Clvio League proved, to be
on ot th moot ueeeasful afatr
ever participated In by the woaasn
of KUmsth Falte. Th epeoteas lob
by of the, Hotel HaU waa prettily b
decked, for tk oecaatos, and dainty
refrshmnta wr served, ineludlng;
delicious "made-ln-Oregon" oooktos,
from s Portland concern. A epleadid
talk was given by Mr. WcsUered,
whotwaf hars.tn th istrt( ek
bom iaduetry" movement, gars a
splendid talk on the part that woman
must .play In th eempslaa to-krlas
about the preferesee et hoats pro
ducts, suo tne psrt an atsst atsy la
local masters Her talk was fsUowd
by aa equally tatersatlat rlght-to-the-
polnt address by Mrs, Hary Rabbss.
who thoroughly ummd up s'ssm
ber of loeal ltuaUoaa, nad pointed
out steialy; ths dshr tTsry wi
who has U Ctrl "weUar ot
ath Falls, st hsart Othw
who brought out tsterwtlsg
war Mrs: Mary A., Jaehsoa, prssl-
aent of ths Langs, aad Mrs. C C.
Hogue. uurisg7tss snsrnooa sows
werrrd by Mr. Harry Cadsa;
Mia Loutee.Lee ss Mrs. J. . QU-
Uka completely by ssrprls Taasdar
eveaiag whea eliteeaet taslr frteads,
Udea wlU rofrseamsam, Mlted at
tkelr hosM ta epead th masnf. Pre
huadred was pteyd ustll a late ksar,
when-refreebmeate wr serred, st
lowisg whisk th aasembteg dav
persed, after s highly ajysbte
alag This psrtlelptrsg la ths
surprise were Mr. aad Mrs: s'Sraas,
Mr. sad Mrs. John , M. MasMatea. Mr.
in Mr. Fro cfr sad Mrs. CsansS
navi. Mr. sad Mrs. J. Dtesa. Mr.
snd Mrs. J. J. Parhsr, Mr. asm Mrs.
I.. M. Bradford. Mr. sad Mrs. M.
Coseboem.
Mr. and Mrs.- Jssssh 'S. Ksa
Tueeday vatag satsrtalaid Mr
Mrs. Ilirssaa Fr sad Mr. aad
B. R., Warns.. Card sad othsr dtrr
tieements IBwl ths TMiag.
s s s
Mrs. Frsak'WsN, Mrs. Kir Haas
aker, Mre. X, J. Parksr, Mrs. Cwaas
Daggett, Mrs., Carey Rameby, Mrs.
Charles MeUrum. Mrs. L Jay Knsss),
Mrs. Thomaa Hampton, Mrs. Orb
Campbell. Mrs. Fred Methane. Mrs.
Robert E. Watteabarg. Mrs. C. C.
Hogue, Mre. R. B. asttth. Mrs. Tssa
Connors, Mrs. Bert B. Wlthriw, Mrs.
O. W. Rossrteaa. Mr. Maxwell Lag.
Mrs. Henry Newsham asd Mrs.Bsrl
Inrtn Cala!w1l,UoeK WM Wsdaeaday
afternoon, when Mrs. Fred Bohanooh
waa hoetes to th Leteur Hsar Orsb.
Tbs aftsraeea was pteaaaatlr assat
playfag sards, asd refreebmeate wsr
served.
Mr. Fred Melhaee ha returned
from a three-weeks Calif orste trip.
Mrs. Methane epeet meat at th ttes
visiting relaUvee la Osklssd.
ssi v
The 1911 Needlework ash was a-
tertslsed Friday stterasstjt r Ms.
O. K. Vaa Riper, aad the ssssl good
time was aaloysd by th
Needlework sad eoaToraaUea
pled ths sftemsoa, sad retreah:
wereeerTed.
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l good sbaso, sad wttk las sgsgmjgh) ""
of a prssperea year ahead, 'nil gasav '
geaeral ataiaf st tk ssssastahav '' .
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a. W; Lar sad 9h' tsajansai
stwdawaasiVaiaaaasas4BaC '
te Mwetegas, Caakt, wkr a ssa rs- '
Mtes. On Mr. Lisa! ays ibb kg
eeM Oe Leak a nsm nK BJst i
tetaemi -, i- '
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Klamath. Falls Lodg of, Bibs 'was
no aloa titlte Wstern 1 frty
las eveaiag, tsr.sdRlSBV'.tksff
w'r' twevtaUatM,Btas'Wajg.ta
tangWiji f UM OfV iJWiaH aVMVtVaMto
a1 nkM RtTat
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f-r Hi
Bsukaak la, 1
But if y mi, aad 'tis
neya;
That eertowe Udnai
fellow ; ,,
That drossy r Bfigat
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Yes win so
lowisg
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waa vary
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klad tired ate. saw I magi
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ed too fregsently gt aajkt, sa4 I g
tleed sedlmeat to 'thsav, gassganag.
ago 1 bessnwalsg Dosns V Ismaf tnaw
aad they gave ass pramgt psglgt1' ;
ot teteay aM dtefa. Prlsg M'
New York, ssbt'
ry
tsksai
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SAGE TEH BEAUTIFULLY
' THE HAIR WHEN
Mixed WUk
BsaavaaT
The ss of kaas aa4.amlga fsf
reatorlag faded, gray hair to Ms nat
ural color gates hash to
rUsM.
i ksthsr kakr ksautl
s ewpei meewv .mnarmrw
fully daxsaasd, gtoaay nad asaadant
wKhabrtBasjTsa4Slshur.
Whesevsr hsr hair fill oat ,r,tok og
that dstt,iladd or trahadagpea-
anc thlaaampte mhrtsr waa agfdtsd
wUh wadrtul eBeet i .: '
.ast.saa.srswiag g nssa m
asmas FJbt, Ws? wJfBjsjass eRBBaWBjaBBJ
absaiktta da this iliattat tana
Br aahln st aas diMetovs tsw tan
asm ana gnlannr anur awaaagav" ana
lWsh. bss a aaram assms nsr ssamg ggji
'S?
V5
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wrnwm
cats." bm druggtets asta tav
wateh to
snog gettisg Wyashv.
no dasaassA nasg kssggks
Bgi BfsV ''BaBajr 1ggBBBg BBBBavM' sma mmgas BBBamar
te spieadid m assmraB; dPF)
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w.
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K derhea to sgaSBgMp
that usasdv asm ana m I
w awmweni sam psenv s j
annaVnanseaansnaVte ssma gagMtgasT AgW
BwPaT",af a?m tVsgaVr t
aswatasiat'i
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