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Practical ery worn-. In Klamath Mb will T ar J t
andWyX of them that contemplate, a new .ilk frock, will b. in early to
make heTchok. from this stock, The shipment include, all the new .ohd .hade.
and many pretty conceit, in fancy .tripe..
In Ginghams, too, there is a wide auortment of the very lattft in thU d..ir.bl.
fabric, and the early caller will, of course, get the choice of the lot
Every day, from now on we will receive addition, to our .pring display, and it
will be to your interest, to watch our advertisement..
STILTS DRYGOODS CO.
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White Pellcan0hotel. with Lawrence
MehaCey boat. The program will
fee aefoUews:
Plaao Solo Sextette from Lucia '
(Domliettl), Mrs. Vernon Motsch--eaaachar.
"Yteeee of theaWoods" (Rnbensteln) ;
Joefc.Lomond" (old Scotch). Hiss
vjHorteaeeHogue.
VJack o; Lantern, Bogle Man", from
. x. "Mite Sherry", Mrs: C. C. Cof er.
"Oeod-bye, Sweet Day" (Vannab).
..'JUaalHelea Paxoa.
fancy work, and was pleaaeatly spent
by all. Following this, a splendid
chicken dinner, cooked as only Mrs.
Wilson can prepare, was highly en-
Joyed by the guests, who were Mrs.
A. A. Bellman. Mrs. Percy Evans,
Mrs. Gray a ton A. Bellman and Mrs.
Syd Brans.
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The following compose the Febru
ary banquet commute chosen by
Prosperity Rebekah lodge at the last
meeting: Addle Walker, chairman;
M. Rr Doty, Kittle Tulle, Fred Hynd
man, Jennie Pelts, Jasper Bennett,
rflnr Dun". Mnhnum) : "Winter
S-UWto" (DoKoTen).Mlss Gladys lEllbe Bnort. Bur" Bnort- '
. !pAa 'Wnlilrnn n-nrM Rlnnn hma
Peel.
Hoetarae . Op.
tees Waldron, Georgia Sloan, Rose
mm) 'Mrs. R. R. Hamilton.
"Uri bf Lore Divine" (Spross); "A
s Day Dream (StrelesM), Miss Carrie
Foeter.
MlauW Walts (Chopin). Mrs Fred
a"Oofr;
'"Prayer from Jewels of the Madon-
" aa" 1Ferrarl) ; "Marchioness Tour
Dancing" (Lemalre), Miss Louise
Beaton.
"Dear Lore, Remember Me" (Mar-
skall); "The Road to Maadalay"
. (Speaks), Mr. Lawrence Mehaffey.
Xallaby 'from "Jocelyn" (Godard) ;
."Happy Day" (Sanderson), Miss
Claudia Spink.
'All'Are Sleeping" (Pasmore) ; "Aus
"jfalaer Grossen" (Schmergen-
,Ai error crept into this column
last, Saturday, In the announcement
ef tie second Klatawa dance of the
present series. The dance is to held
, tats coming Friday night, at the
t White' Pelican hotel dining room. A
saliedld time is expected by the
eoterio attending these bops.
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,.Mrs.- Eugene A. Wilson was hostess
to) the Merry-Go-Rouqd Club, at ber
heme oa Sixth street Tuesday after-
aeoa. The afternoon was devoted to
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9, No. 2 (Chopin), !John80n- Laur B,co Etn1 Gr0' x
Miss Margaret Worden. !" "" uu, -. u,u
-meSwaaewa" (Cowea); "From the Pe"' Be,Ie Sm,ta
Laa of the Sky-blue Water" (Cad-1
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Rebekah Lodge, the following mem
bers were chosen as members of the
degree team, in addition to the regu
lar efficers:
Banner Bearers Mrs. Llssle Rams-
by, Mrs. Kit Tulle, Mrs. Rose Keesee,
Miss Greta McMillan.
Supporters to Banner Bearers
Mrs. Lea Bean, Mrs. Dick Willis, Miss
Waldron, Mrs. O. D. Matthews, Mrs.
Adeline Cofer, Mrs. Chan. Graves,
Mlsa Laura Bice and Miss Watten-burg.
Scene Supporters Mrs. Miles Lip-
pert and Miss Bee Summers.
Musician Mrs. Chas. Garcelon.
The team will meet for practice on
Monday night, at 7:80, and the cap
tain, Mrs. Margery Oterbein, insists
that all members of the team be pre
sent. Other members are also re
quested to be at the hall on that
evening, so that if any alterations ta
the lineup are necessary, they can be
made with no Inconvenience.
Mrs. G. K. Van Riper was hostess
to the Tuesday Bridge Club, at ber
home on Johnson and Canby streets,
Tuesday afternoon, an enjoyable
afternoon being spent. Following
bridge, a luncheon was served to tke
Pan," a New Coiucviiun of the Sprite
For the Panama-Pacific Exposition
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guests who were Mrs. 811as Oben
chain, Mrs. Frank Ward. Mrs. Lyle
O. Mills, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs.
Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Fred Melhase,
Mrs. George J. Walton and Mrs. Will
T. Lee.
In the name of Valentine, patron
saint
Of hearts and the arrows of Cupid,
We ask you to Join us to sing and
dance
It the playing cards grows stupid,
In the Pelican lobby at half past
eight; ,
February twelfth will be the date.
The foregoing little poem is the
wording on the invitations being sent
out by Miss Louise Sargent, Miss Ag
nes Lee, Miss Edna Wells, MUs Ada
Soule, Miss Gertrude Seeley, Miss
Alice Blackford, Miss Alice McCourt,
Miss Estelle Blair. The affair prom
ises to be blgbly enjoyable, replete
with novel stunts, and it is needless
to say that with such versatile young
ladles In charge. It will prove to be
one of tbe biggest entertainments of
the winter season.
Mrs. Charles F. Stone entertained
the Bridge Club, Saturday afternoon,
there being two tables.
Mrs. Aubrey R. Campbell, Mrs.
Fred Melhase and Mrs. Arthur E.
Whitman were Invited guests at Fri
day's meeting of the Friday Pelican
Club, when Mrs. Earl Whitlock was
hostess. Mrs. Thomas Hampton won
the bridge prize, after which dainty
refreshments were served. Members
of the club are Mrs. J. C. Brocken-
brougb, Mrs. Fred Schallock, Mrs.
Thomas Hampton, Mrs. Earl Whit
lock, Mrs. English, Mrs. Qua A,
Krause, Mrs. Louis G. Van Bellen and
Mrs. Mary Jackson.
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Upwards of thirty women were in
attendance at yesterday's session of
the art department of the Woman's
Library Club, and at tbis, work was
outlined in an admirable manner.
Mrs. Addle Walker and Mrs. H. E.
Momyer took charge of Instructions
in tatting, Mrs. S. B. Evans and Mrs.
J. B. Elliott were la charge of cro
cheting Instructions and embroider
ing was explained to beginners by
Mrs. Robert E. Watenburg. At this
meeting a class in water color and
pastel work was formed, and the
work will be under the direction
of Mrs. Zeno 0. Kimball. The ad
dress of the president of the State
Federation of Woman's Clubs, given
at the recent Eugene convention, was
read at yesterday's meeting by Mrs.
Wilbur Joaes.
Mrs. Earl Whitlock entertains tbe
Tuesday Club aext Tuesday.
Card of Tbaaks
Wa take tbis means of extending
to tke many friends who so kindly
helped as in our sad bereavement,
for their generous efforts to make
tba blow fall lighter, and for their
sympathy, which brought to us the
pint of resignation, and has taaght
a tba true seaalag f the wart
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A LITTLE SPORTING GO!
By Hal Sheridan
United I'rcM Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 23. Without a
doubt trio game of gol( Is gaining
converts, perhaps more rapidly than
any other sport. Onco looked upon
as distinctly tlio sport of the men
of some ago and avoldupols, It now
reaches Into all iiKon aud tjpes of
men for Its follower.
Wldo prcj nKcntlng, one itolf
port doclarttx, U rcapoiultilo (or tho
adonce In gol'lnx. Word tlut sturdy
athletics like Christy Mathowson and
other ball players had taken to chas-
wlth a lino assortment of loUittfc
The army of fanatics who abyss
gome In this country was
lost year by more than &o,000,i
I tig to representatives of golf i
houses. At the recent mtsUsfi
tho United States dolt AModMlsti
ealn lit membership of 31 tolfi
with members running lntotstttss
and, was reported ovrr the ;
year.
Tho growth of munlclptl til
courses has brought out
uf new golf enthusiasts In Itresri
of tli country. There W Trfi
Iiir the llttlu whlto ball across tho
green, brought many followers to tho ,n to bollevo that tin- comlm
Kamo. Tlioy uon retort litre that (0 w wo KrPftt (,, 0(
Joliu J. McOrnw of tbo Ulauts, l.to tho game,
about to tnkt up tho paslluiv of John
I). Itockofeller and other notables, j
Tho report, however, seams to be
based on nothing more tauglbto thau'
the fact that "Jnwu" was presented j
Water Systems for
J Rural Communities
This photograph shows a sketch Hon at San Francisco. Mr. Fry has
model of "Pan," by Sherry E. Fry, executed one of his delightful con
the famous American sculptor, tor tho trlbutlons to tho sculpture at the Kx-
Panama-Paclflc International Expos!- position.
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Mary Pickford, the most popular
photoplay actress In tho world, will
be seen at the Star theater today and
tomorrow, In her greatest success,
"Hearts Adrift".
"Hearts Adrift" is a romantic
drama of tbe sea, which portrays the
life of a little Spanish girl, who, after
a terrible storm at sea, Is cast upon
the sands of a desolate Island, of
which she Is the sole human Inhabit
ant, and after many acts of kindness,
she finally galas the everlasting
friendship of a wild beast, a wolf,
which is her only companion, until
one day while walking on tbe beach,
she cornea upon a human being, ly
ing unconscious mjon the sands. At
first sbo fears him, later, through
constant companionship, she learns
to love Mm, and later a great many
wonderful things happen the kind
of slturtlons it takes to make a won
derful story,
"Little Mary" la soen at ber best
In "Hearts Adrift." The scenes are
beautiful and for most part aro
ocean nnd tropical scenes.
"HoartH Adrift" is In four reek, l
In addition to tbe feature, the Hearst
Sollg News Pictorial, and one reel,
showing come of the world's beauty
spots, will be showa.
Every patron will ha presented with
a postcard photo of Miss Pickford.
Tonight the Orpheus will again
show 'Painted Hills," the eleventh
episode of the "Trey o' Hearts." "The
Rice Industry of the U. 8.," and a
Ford Sterling comedy will complet
the program.
For Suaiay aad Monday "Paid in
rail," with Tally Marshal! aad the
full original cast, comes to the Or
pheus. Few of tho reading public
have uot read this story, uud conse
quently the movie portrnsal will bo
of unusual Interest.
No Trust Hero President Wilson
has not lost ono wink of sleep worry
ing about ono of the largest Indus
tries In tho United States, and usci
the oxamplo to show that keen com
petition helps, and not hinders, big
business.
Just think, there aro 189 different
makes of sewing machines and the
surprising thing about it Is that ono
firm In this town has taken tho
trouble to get machine needles for
ovcry one or thoso 189 different
makes.
"Who Is going to all this trouble
to make shopping easy?" Why Wll
lls-Johnstone Co., of course
i BA1.U.M, Jan. 23. Communities
aro authorised to Incorporate like
municipal corporations for tho pur
poitu of supplying their Inhabitants
with water for domestic purposos In a
bill, Introduced today by Representa
tive Rlsley. To Incorporate they
must petition tho county court, and If
tho petition has flftocu por rent of
the legal voters of tho district pre
scribed In tbo potltlou, tho court
shall call u special election for the
purposo of giving tho people In tho
district an opportunity to vote on
tho question. Should tho voto bo In
favor of Incorporation, then trustees
nro to be olocted,
Many thousands of women are em
ployed by tbo British government as
telegraphic and telephone operators,
both systems now being owned and
worKoa tiy tbe government These
women are paid from 16.76 to fit)
por week.'
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Mr. w. W. Itohliuon, Portland. Ore.
Carried 1 10,000 Insurnnco twenty
six months for I08G.20, loss div
idends, 1180.32. His family re
colvos $37. CO a month for twenty
yoars certain, and during llfo of bene
ficiary. F. M. PRIEST, Agent.
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Accurate Information about
Klamath Basin. Ask Chllcotc.
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The man who eats apples has little
desire to drink. BAGLEY'S APPLE
JUICE should be more widely used.
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Subscribe for the Ilenild. 50 cent
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Estray Notice"
Sorrel horse, taken up about Janu
ary 9, at my place, Z miles east
of Klamath Falls, known as Broad
view farm. Said animal Is about 17
hands high, old, bearing saddle marks
no evidence of harness, so perceptible
brand, slightly store in knees for
ward, Sweney oa left shoulder, Owner
can have same by paying teed bill
and paying for this advertisement.
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lasaraaea that pays, and pays oa
time. Sea OhHcote, SSS Main St
"The Palntod Hills'
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"Tho Illce Industry in tint U. t."
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Sterling comody
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MAKY riCKFOW
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Additional AtractJow
"Hearet-HeUsT News lleMfW;
"The Beauty Spots of I
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MATINKK KVKRV HATH RIMY AND
SUNDAY AT SlSO
Pallia Dally News
Latest war scenes
"Till Death Do Us Fart"
Sells two-reel drsaw
"Egyptian Mammy"
Vltagraph comody
SUNDAY
"A Midnight Trasedr''
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"Golden Hope"
1 Kalem two-reel drasu
"lied Dye"
Blograph comedy
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