The Evening herald., December 21, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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loceJ News Happeni
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In Frm Merrill.
Fred L. Pope, a wall kaowa Merrill-
Ite, aad on were In from the Alfalfa
City yesterday, attending to easiness
Batten.
Away for Trip.
BUlle Hatfield was among those leav
las oat tala morning. Hatfield has for
yeafa been connected with Klamath
county sawmills.
lon as late as 1 a. m. Before tala, tele
graph business of tala classification
was only accepted up to midnight
Have You a Dollar f
If so, It will place one of those new
1S hornless Talking Machines la your
home Christmas Em Hear them
played at Shepherd's, next door to the
postofice.
PROGRAM FOR "THE FOLLIES"
A OVERTURE. ORCHMTRA
-THB STRAHORN STATION"
(Arranged and Produced by Philip J. Slnnott)
SCENK Depot at Klamath Falls.
TIME A Bright Day, Not Far Off
CAST OF CHARACTERS
HORUS Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MoUchenbacher, Mrs. Philip J. Slnnott, Mm.
H. Roland Qlalsyer, Misses Wahe Jacobs, Anna Beebe and Georgia Porter;
Messrs. Andrew Collier, Rhtnehart Motschetibacher, Iceland U llalnc.
Claude Maxwell and Jotin Hubbard.
A. SKINNER
LUMBERJACK8
JIMMIE
Granted a Divorce. MICKEY
Hattie Eckhardt was yesterday i O'LAFFERTY .-
created a dlTorce from Albert D. Eck- GASOLINE QUS ,
STATION MASTER
WILLIAM
A. HICK
OoorRO J. Walton
Himself
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Clifford Sevlts
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Five Feet of Snow.
According to word received from
Crater Lake Park headauartera last
night by Head Ranger H. E. Momyer, j hardt, the decree being signed by Clr ARYM1NTY SIMPKINS ...
i)i nnw at tw iv . n jmth nflcult Judce Kuvkendall after heaiina wiLLan, oHiiii
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fire feet, four Inches.
Night Letter Later.
Hereafter the Western Union offices
will accept night letters for traaaato-
Satoklag Jackets for Xmas.
II K. K. K. Store.
testimony In the case. The Plaintiff Is SMITH KIDS
awarded the custody of one child, and A STRANDED PASSENGER
the other is given into the custody of HER CHILD
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adama. ' GEKALD1NU PA Hit A II
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Why not a Hand-bag or Suit Case
tor Xmas. See the new line at
16 K. K. K. Store.
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SPECIAL PRICE ON S
Jaa. Lytlo
Lloyd U Low
J. B. McAllister
Philip J. Slnnott
. Miss Dorothy Weeks
Harold C. Merryman
. Beatrice Walton, llnrry BoMn
. . ..Miss Pearl Dolvln
Katharine Walton
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt
Passengers, Etc. -
x MUSICAL PROGRAM
(Miss Maude Newberry, Pianist)
Opening Chorus "No High School Like Klamath County's" Serpentine and
Yells Chorus.
"So Long, Letty" Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T. MoUchenbacher and Chorus.
"Pelican Bay" and "Up Among the Tall Klamath Pines" Lumberjack Trio.
"Gasoline Gus and His Jitney Bus" Philip J. Slnnott and Boys' Chorus.
t"A Little Bit of Heaven" Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt
"Jubilee In My Old Kentucky Home" John Hubbard and Chorus.
C SELECTION, ORCHESTRA
D "WHO SHOT EDDIE ORIGOSr
Third Degree Scene From "Within the Law"
INSPECTOR BURKE - Joseph B. McAllister
CASSIDY lames Lytic
MARY TURNER
JOE OARSON
Elslnore Stelnnuin
Cecil Weeks
HI -TOP BOYS' AND
GIRLS' BOOTS
Boys' sixes, 12 to 2, regwlalr $4.00,
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Sin 2M to 5M, regular SUO,
now S2JS
Misses' sizes, 9 to 11, regular $2.78,
now $2.15
Size 11 K to 2, regular $3, now $Z48
Regal Shoe Store
SHOE FITTERS
515 MAIN STREET
ARGUMENT Eddie Griggs, a "stool pigeon." Is killed, a Mailm sllencor
being used, the mechanism of which the police are unable to master. Two
lovers of the criminal class, Mary Turner, a clever society crook, and Joe Gar-
son, a second story man, are wrongly entrapped by the police, but as each Is
made to think the other guilty, both try to confess, to shield the other.
' E MALE QUARTET
Messrs. George A. Haydon, Lawrence A. Mehaffey, H. Roland Qlalsyer and
William C. Hum.
(1) "We Meet Again Tonight, (2) "Until the Dawn"
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A Histrionic Travesty
THE HAM
THE BUM
Thos. J. Slnnott
.Philip J. Slnnott
G SELECTION. ORCHESTRA
H "MUSICAL MOMENTS"
A Trio of Late Ones
CHORUS Mr. and Mm. H. Roland Qlalsyer, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T. MoUch
enbacher, Mrs. Philip J. Slnnott, Misses Dorothy Weeks, Pearl Bolvln,
Georgia Porter, Anna Beebe, Waive Jacobs; Messrs. Claude Maxwell,
Lawrence Mehaffey, Leland Haines, John Hubbard, Rblnehart MoUchen
bacher, Andrew M. Collier, James Lytle.
(1) "Norway" Lawrence Mehaffey.
(2) "Mother" Miss Dorothy Weeks.
(3) "Come Back Dixie" H. Roland Qlalsyer.
HOLIDAY GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
Fancy Bordered Towels Fancy Combination Sets
Handkerchiefs
In mil style and patterns
5c to $1.00
M''1'
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Gloves
In colors and black
$1.25 and $1.50
Including Tia, Sox and Suspenders, and
other different assortments
Ribbons
Of all descriptions
Dressing Sets, Manicure
Sets. Shaving Sets. Etc.
SANTA CLAUS DURING
HIS VISIT HERE SATUR
DAY DECLARED THIS
STORE
THE
Shopping Center
of Klamath Co.
THE ONE BEST PLACE OF ALL TO BUY GIFTS FOR EVERY
MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. AGAIN AND AGAIN HE EX
PRESSED SURPRISE AT THE IMMENSE STOCKS CARRIED IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS, MAKING SPECIAL MENTION OF THE
REASONABLE PRICES QUOTED ON ALL LINES.
THIS STORE BEGAN MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR XMAS
SHOPPING LAST JULY BY PLACING LARGE ORDERS FOR DE
SIRABLE MERCHANDISE, MERCHANDISE SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday Just
Three More Days Then Xmas
COME HERE FIRST. YOU'LL BE BETTER SATISFIED WITH
WHAT YdU GIVE.
MERCHANDISE ORDERS MAKE SHOPPING EASY AND
QUITE OFTEN MORE SATISFACTORY. WE HAVE SEVERAL
STYLES FROM WHICH TO MAKE SELECTIONS. ORDERS
MAY BE BOUGHT IN ANY AMOUNTS.
(Store Open Evenings Until Xmas
MCEBROlErt
BRIEF MENTION
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Your Dollars Will Go Further Here
Store Qpen Evenings
J. F. MAGUIRE CO.
O. M. Hector. Manager Main. Near 8th
D. D. Llskey la a visitor from Dairy.
Tho Orpheus la putting on somo real
good shows for a dime. It
Florence Kldd Is a lato arrival from
the Agency.
Fancy goods, art ware, aluminum
cooking utensils and many ottior useful
articles at Henderson's 1134-36 Main.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Michael are In
this city from Dairy.
H. W. Wentell Is here on business
from San Francisco.
Neckwear styles you wou't And
olsewhore at K. K. K. Store. 16t
Expert mechanics employed at Hie
Ford Oarage; bring repairs there. It
Mrs. L. Hesslg Is a recent arrival
from Fort Klamath. r
L. B. Kaln Just goVIn from Portland.
Duy your meats from the People's
Market; they give the best of service.
Phone It. it
F. A. Baker and wife arejiere from
the Klamath Agency.
Rest your worries of tho day In a
game of billiards or bowling at the
New Palm, 'neath the K. K. K. Store.
Mrs. B.'F. Poorman Is down from tho
Klamath Ageaoy.
It's certain your friends would ap
preciate having a picture of you. Bet
ter see Henllne now. Henllne Photo
Shop. . it ,
J. Knox la a business visitor from
San Francisco. J
J. L. Frink came over recently from '
Central Point.
Have a messenger deliver your pack
age, day or night. Call Western
Union. it
B. L. Furber is In this city from
Midland.
F. M, Durham la here from Merrill.
Fine Ma of Pajamas for Xmas gifts.
" K. K, K. Store,
A. KaUaa Jut got In from Malln. j
NEW HEAD FOR
FEDERAL PARKS
MARK DANIELS RC8I0NS, AND
ROBERT MARSHALL IS NAMED
IN HIS PLACEIS EXPERIENCED
ENGINEER, ETC.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON! D. C. Dec. 21
There Is a new head for Undo Sam's
bureau of National I'srks. TaU to
Hobcrt Marshall, junt appointed to ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mark Daniels from (lie oBce of !
rrol superintendent of national parks.
after two yearn of efficient service.
Marshall is well known of in con
nection with his new ponltlon. Be to
nn experienced j-nKlnccr, and alio aa
experienced mounlalncor, and rl
work for the Improvenipnt of the prk
service In expected from bltn.
Ilouso Coats for Xmss.
16 K. K. K.Btor.
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A UngllUU 111 wumiv
been formed at Norwich, KBgiaa
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Combs
Brushes
Mirrors
Buffers
Trays
FRENCH
IVORY
The Ideal material for
toilet articles.
eware of cheap Imita
tions. We carry only the beat
CUTICLE
KNIVES SHOE mmu
HORNS
PIN
CUSHIONS,
Etc.
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