The Evening herald., June 13, 1914, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

HATOHDAV, JUNK lt ,t
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LOOK WELL AND BE COMFORTABLE
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
VOU will have a much pleasanter time on your vacation trip, if you feel that you are dressed
appropriately. If you wear your old clothes, you will be hot, uncomfortable and your "good
time" will be spoiled. Prepare for your trip by selecting one of our fashionable new patterns in
Galatea, Crepe or Linen. The prices are very reasonable.
Choice new line of corduroy Outing Hats, $2. In all the popular new
shades, white, citrous and tango
STILTS DRYGOODS COMPANY, "Where the Lad.es Shg
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Mr. Harold Klnnear
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Mr. Dou J. Zumwatt
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j3t alc open at the llonbonniere on I
Monday, and the program wilt begin I Mr, lleorgc Notand I hostess to
promptly at S:30 sharp. Ticket are th liridstf Club at her home In Hot
,25 cvnls and 35 cents. Following U (Spring addition this afternoon. Her
line program to bo rendered:
f Continued from Par It
highly complimented. In athletics,
Arthur D. Hay was a bright and shin-'
lng light, a ho won the married wo
men' race from Mrs. Stubbleaeld.'
, 1 Se-Saw Crowe
Margaret Cummin, Margaret
Hargus. Helen Hamilton, Flor
ence Morgan
Auitin and
guests atv Mrs. Charles P. Stone.
Mrs. Robert A. Johnson. Mrs. Clar
ence H. Underwood, Mrs. Don J, Zum
watt, Mrs. Wesley O. Smith. Mr. Kd-
Fred C.oeller.J3 J Murray, Mrs. Frri h. miii
Beatrice Gale,'"11 , "iiy uen.
Beatrice and Catherine Walton.'
and also tied for first honors in the ? In the Gloaming Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
attorney's race with Bert C Thomas.! Miss Vera Houston children and Mrs. Carl Cofer leave
Entered as an Episcopal eloriannan. ! 3 Duet Dost Thou I.ovt Me. tomorrow by auto for Medford, where
Mr. Hay ran In the minister's race. Ini Sister Ruth Haydn Mr. Rogers will attend the convention
which Hay, Rer. StubbleGeld and Misses Beatrice and Catherine 'of the State Bankers' Association.
Rev. Richards hit the tape slmulU- Walton. '
neootly. After the refreshments and I Dream Paces Hutchinson The Auction Bridge Club is being
the races, an election of officers was,
held, aad the following were chesen: 2
President, C. P. Stewart: Tice Preel-"
deat, J., G. Camp; secretary-treasurer.
Miss Eola Hawkins; members of ex-l
Miss Elisabeth Houston entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
-Duet Alice. Where Art Thou? Prcd Williams. The members of the
Ascher 'organisation are Mrs. Silas Obea-
Mrs. It. K. Hamilton. Mlsaicbaln. Mrs. E. B. Hall. Mrs. Robert A.
Louise Benson. .Johnson. Mrs. Jack McLean. Mrs. L
ecuthre committee. Mrs. J. S. Stubble- The Laird o' Cockpen . Old Scotch iF. Wlllets. Mrs. O. W. White. Mr.
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Mr. Arthur D. Hay
-Solo and quartet chorus
Sweet Genevieve Tucker
Miss Louise Benson, and Mrs.
Hamilton. Mr. Walton. Mr. Upp.
field and Dr. Fred Westerfeld. In at
ffndAnrM wrA Mr- jinrf Mr. f? P
Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Camp.
Miss Eola Hawkins, Iter. J. S. Stubble .
field and wife. Rer. E. C. Richards'
and wife, Arthur D. Hay, Hollo C. 8 In Old Madrid Trotere
Croetbeck. Miss Laura Bice. Mlssl Miss Marjorle McCIure
Pearl Talley, Mils Bessie Applegate. .9 A Warrior Bold Adams
Miss Jess French, Miss Jean Stewart, Mr. Lawrence Mehaffey
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Chllcote, Dr.: 10 Duet Flow Gently, Sweet Afton
Fred Westerfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ! Spllman
C. Thomas, Miss Ida Momyer, Miss Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Hay
Edith Wilson, Miss Mary Short, Miss ' 1 1 Long, Long Ago Bayly
Vellle Cogswell and MUs Erma Cole. Mrs. A. J. Voye
1! Mate quartet Tenting Tonight
Miss Florence Bowen left this ; Klttredge
morning for Yreka. Calif., where she1 Messrs. Walton, Mehaffey. Kin-
was summoned by the Illness of her' near, Upp.
mother, Mrs. G. W. Bowen. . 13 Rocked In the
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Louis Gerber, Mrs. Geo. II. Merry-
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"A Concert of Heartsongs" Is th;
title selected for the recital to be giv
es Tuesday night at Houston's opera
house by the ladles of Grace Episcopal
Guild. The affair Is under the direc
tion of Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt. The
Cradle of the
Deep Knight
Mr. J. B. Mason
14 Danube Rlrer Aide
Mrs. Bert Carl Thomas
15 The MIstle Bough . . Pantomine
1C Duet When Ye Gang AwV,
Jamie Demur
man, Mrs. P. R. Williams.
Mrs. E. R. Keame and Miss Maude
Baldwin have spent the week la Port
land as delegates to tbe 8tate Orand
I-odge of the Order of the Eastern
Star and attending tbe Rose Festival
Following the business meeting of
Calvary Commandry, Knights Tem
plar, Wednesday night, tbe wives and
ladles of the Knights were guests of
honor, and a highly enjoyable social
evening was spent. Vocal number
were rendered by Mrs. Bert Carl
Thomas, Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt and
Mrs. George J. Walton, and short
talks were made by a number present.
Following theso refreshments were
served.
Diving exhibitions by Will II. Ben
nett. Dr. Wheeler, John Siemens and
Mr. Matthlee was tbe exciting feature
of Friday night's "Splash Club" w
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Lawyer-Printer Game in the Morning
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Much Interest Is Being Worked Up. and Scores May Be Kept
Within Two Figures per Team
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It has been settled not by the
umpire, but majority rule, that the
much mooted baseball game between
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After Jsutge Nolaad Tape It
those who delve among calfskin cov
ered volumes and delight in calling
each other mean names In court, and
those who toll twenty-five hours out
of the twenty-four hours, gleaning
scandal or boost stuff, or employed In
transforming these gleaning Into
type. d then Imprinting them on
paper. l to tn played tomorrow fore
noon. A ballot circulated among iIicmp In
terested, show, that the majority fa
tors a foreuoon (itirn, Accordingly.
lo rup will bv cut at 10 o'clock
and ItiK tialtlo will wac at JIihIiht
Park.
Just how ilia lrnm will tin Up
w nut b? wpttled until tomorrow
morning, It l ttpvrd Hint butli
lineups will b hlftrl rtrry innlne.
In order to give all a rlianeo at .tarr
ing. Therff am some rrnl ball pUy
er In both ramix, and the tnmn
promise to b fairly lnpff-.tlne to
outsider.
There rem to to real Jealou.y Iw
twen Kdltor Hmlth and Kran a. to
their twirling ability. Kvan. want
Hmlth to catch and let him pltrh, and
Hmlth mak Jutt the nptvonlto offrr
to Kvan. Thn Icn-polnl asEteCallon
I thinking of clmnglng every Inninc.
Wllley will don the hfg milt for thi
attorney, and Klllott, Hay and Kent
will try throwing. Judge Notand wilt
. br il.r.l a 4 ptrtrt) hitter.
I A near a ran U- mured out ih
relirrrtlUllr (if (ttv dtt (lfn
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5 fry Tconil !, llaltt third ba".
Ulitnott mtd Kimball thDrl.topo Mf'
Coy, l(uicliln, TIihIbII, llowiloln, Hv
lt, K. Murray and a fpw dlher In thw
t'Utneld, Otierlifilh hat lty. nairr (If
there I any) carrier, tui(tie mif
BRor, rubber, etc, and McAH.ter a.
I coach.
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ular swim. Tbe diving was done In
tbe deepest part on the tank In a suc
cessful effort to recover two parts of
a bracelet. Tbe temperature of the
water was Just right Friday night,
and everyone seemed to be having a
dandy time. Quite a gathering of on
lookers watched tbe antics of the
splashers from the side lines and the
bleachers. In the water wore Mr.
Mary A. Jackson, Miss llaxel Ilarnes,
Miss Klale I-ow, Miss Jo.le lxw, Ml
I'earl Wheeler, Ml Mary Bcbuburi,
Miss Alice Duncan, Miss Illllle Leon
ard, Dr. Wheeler, Dr. Jotinon, Dr.
Cathay, Dr. Leonard, Will Dennett,
John Hlemen, l-awreiico MehtsfTey,
Harold Klnnear, Karl Klllott, II. J,
Lincoln, Frank Nolan, Jliumln Lytle,
Warren Duhl, Kred Mullen, Mr. Mat
thlen, Mr. Warner.
The third of It rie of dance will
be given this evening In Muo.o hall by
tho Hhlrtwalst Club. Then daiir
have provnd to bo highly enjoyahln,
and thorn U nlwnys a good ntteml
anco. Ksrellent mimic I furnUhrd.
rnpre.entrd, while Haltatlmi .one In
thnlr own tongue wer rendered by
cMiclnlly li-ind marrlilug chnlrs
from other, Tlio Amerlntit itelr-sa.
Hon, COO .fronrf, and arroinpaiiled by
'Theater Guide
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Salvation Army
a Great Procession
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OPERA HOUSE
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United Press Berries
LONDON, June 13. A graphic and
picturesque demonstration of tho
world-wide scope of the Hulvatlon
Array was given the people of Loudon
this afternoon.
With their national flags and or
ganisation banner flying, and to tbe
music of sixty bands, the 2,100 for
eign delegates to the decennial Inter
national congress of the army, repre
senting fifty-eight different countries,
accompanied by some 8,000 Salvation
ists from tbe British Islet, many of
whom had made the Journey to Lon
don especially for today's demonstra
tion, paraded fro mtbe Thames em
bankment to Hyde Park, whore a tre
mendous audience bad gathered to
hear speeches by General Booth and
other high officers delivered from a
doses platforms.
At the head ot the procession In tbe
guise of captives mnrchud two huge
hollow gods of Java, each navigated
from the inside by a native convert,
the hlilkaimnc of tho Idol's fan
lure being accentuated by thulr roll
ing eyeball and wagging tonuuwt ma
nipulated by their bonrors,
Among the most plcttirexuuo contin
gents In line were group of Zulu and
Kamrx from Hnuth Afrlcu, ruformeil
devll'dancers, Dom glrlu, ami repre
sentative of various niitlons anil
tribe of India. Coy I on. the Dutch
Kast Indie. China, Japan. India ulnl
South America, alt atllrod In native
dress.
Tho delogates from Holland. Hwlt.
serland, Donranrk, Finland, Hwedon,
Norway, Italy, Ilolglum and Oormany
also wore tho distinctive costumes of
the country, Natlvo airs were played
en route by bands In their own
tnngus from many of the cauntrlim
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