The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 12, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMi,i,$r.. s " . 'IS K lis? is 1 i i, Vf. Is? ... j " kl e. ''-t&fi -Sr ttS WBPWESDAY, APRIL II, lU ab rotm LOWER LANGELL SCHOOL 10 GROW . PETITION 18 SUBMITTED, ASKING VOTE ON THE QUESTION OF BONDING THE DISTRICT FOR A NEW BUILDING A petition Biking the ichool direct on to place upon the next school elec tion ballot the question of bonding the district for f 2,000 for the building of a new school house has been prepared and signed by property owners of the Lower Langell, or Vinson, district. Thn school contemplated Is to be a two-room building, supplanting the( present scnooi, wuicu m wo buiou. BIy'la also cnslderlng enlarging its school by adding another room. The same sort of improvement will be made at the Henley school this sura-ster. Notice to Creditors 1b the County Court of the State of Oregon, .for Klamath County la the Matter of the Estate of Henry W. Butler, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been' duly appointed executrix of the estate of Henry W. Butler, deceased, by the above en titled court, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present same to the undersigned at the law office of Rollo C. Groesbeck, In Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 12th day or April, 1918. FRANCES BUTLER, Executrix of the Estate of Henry W. Butler, Deceased 12-19-26-3 $15 Grafonola faSSBaSPSBSV. Heiress Bride and Wife Suing Her .awamannnmV ,aaaaamaiBBBBmiamannnaaannmi BBBml sHStP'BIKSBSlSBBBBllBQIiBlH SBBBbI B111iBb1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111iH H HOHsla!eslHHBBi9H an & 'er aammami ma mrsmannnnnnnnni-oaMai i8s9 sisflSiilhMisHIBBS mmjs- ;-..c-JbiBsi e tettaBsmBn I aaamrV&iSti3H H MBBJstsBlliEsS i sHsmJp- tssMSim1 8 amammmm afraVWammmi j I SSBBTIBBSS9sIBSmBSb1 If ? SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm Sl BBBBBBBB BllPaw aanHalLSimanumE H Mrs 'MlcotB Strauss amanIlNKiSmai m sea i.sisss:..vt e- r IBIMElilil aasgS&'g-anBi?:lamK:U f f sBR5smWSiyl ' fL3llBiaf!! h Elia'&mlfl P TH EV1NINC "" "'JtUW" ,,,MaMMa,iMitgsllia,MaZr ROBERTS IS NOW CLUB DIRECTOR HEAD OF BUSINESS MEN'S ASSO CIATION 18 CHOSEN AS SUCCES SOR TO FRANK VANNICE, WHO RESIGNED At last night's meeting of the Klam ath Commercial Club, W. J. Roberts wa atuctad m. member of the board of directors, and the head of the Import- ant m Arrant lift demrtment OI m viuv 'orvaniMtion. H succeeds Frank Van- I nice, who resigned when he left for 'Grants Pass, to remain. Mr. Roberts is a popular choice ror the position, as he has proven him self an energetic worker. He Is also head of the Klamath Falls Uuslness Men's Associaton. Mrs. Malcolm Strauss shocked so ciety In several cities when she Died In the supreme court in New Tork city a suit for $100,000 against Mrs. Cladys Snellenberg Seligman, heiress of Philadelphia, and bride of a week, for alienation of her husband's affec tions. Mrs. Strauss charged that the alienation took place while Strauss, an artist, painted Miss Snellenberg's picture. This picture of her Is a pho tograph of a painting by -Leopold Selffert. ELKS TAKE TWO MORE PIN GAMES PALMS STILL HAVE SLIGHT EDGE IN THE TWENTY-FOUR GAME TOURNAMENT ACKLEY IB THE HIGH MAN Mrs. Gladys Snellenberg Seligman Called the baby, not on account of Ms voice, bat because It gets so macb attention la the home. New$35 Grafonola Precinct Seven Has the Largest Registration The Elks cut down me ieaa 01 me Palms a little last night, when In a three game series on the Palm alleys R.tr nnV tWA nltlM ThaM IM SlX .. a. ft. ..llnjt A nrwint i more un iv uw w' ..--. the Palms have ten and the Elks eight wins. Acklev was the high man last night, averaa-lna- 184 for the three games. Frank M. Upp was high for the Palms. with a three game average of 171. Members of the teams bowling last night were: v Elks Lennox, Ackley, Lawrence, Hayden and Van Bellen. Palms Lavenlk, Wright, Rlmmele, Upp and Dal. A good, roomy dresser with French bevel plate mirror, $10.50.. It WILLI8-JOHNBTONB CO. "agmBBBBBBnBaZBTlBaamamamamaBmmW Precinct. Seven in Klamath Falls haaMhe largest registration for the ! coming primary election. The regis tration by precincts, up to Monday, follew: Klamath Falls One, 186; Two, 154; Three, 143; Four, 191; Five, 172; Six, 138; Seven, 215; Eight, 84; Nine, 146; Ten. 63. Langell Valley, 81; Malln, 91; Mer rill, 60; Tule Lake, 112; Midland, 65; W or den, 19; Plevna, 45; Mt. Lakl. 116; Poe Valley, 59; Lost River, 118; Aectwaia IwaVwi tloa aboat Dairy, 91; Hlldebrand, 67; Swan, n;KIaamth country. AsfcChflcote. Pine Grove, 99; Algoma, le; tuamaia Lake, 22; Wood River, 174; Odell, 89; Sprague River, 67. 11 Jast arrived with aew Improve- 1st Uses either steel or Boa-chaag-tag Swiss Agate needle. and. Motor piano hinged for easy oil lag. A good point. SraV-Xew position of Beedle maga alae. Ask to see this. eth Best lid support amde. ' Bth Large twla motor that is noise- 8th New "hornless arrangement." Terms Up to a year's time for re liable (oiks. $100 Grafonola QSBBSEfj5U BBBBBBat v ' BBBBMaPaBaaLZZ ILbbbbMH wc .& m vf.X jiUi ., ..BBSBraaaw V'sBaalsesase so away aave "'tBassiU'.sy iaatirwetow of mvak. m ha "aamtlc teacber'a wmmi aave kaw tr ft SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Sheep Maa Visits. O. T. McKendree, a well known Lake county sheep man. Is here on a business trip. O. T. shipped many carloads of sheep from Klamath coun ty this fall 'and. winter. To the Public; The Klamath Motorcycle Club takes this means of letting the public know that Carl Schubert being rejected aa a club member does not bar him from the race. We regret Mr. Veghte'a Inability to ride In the race, and would Ilka Mr. Schubert to enter. L. B. DECKER, President Motorcycle Club. (Paid Advertisement) . K RACE NOT FAD I take this means to Inform the public of the facts concerning the motorcycle race given by the Klamath Motorcycle Club Sunday. I am the agent for the Indian Mo torcycle, which has a reputation as a world beater, and as I am just recov ering from nine weeks' illness, I am unable physically to ride my Indian demonstrator In the race. I am a member"of the Klamath Motorcycle Club, In good standing, and explained to the 'club members my inability to participate in tne race. My employe, Carl Schubert Jr., who bad the Indian agency prior to me, was Induced by me to make applica tion for membership in the said club, which was accompanied by a check for $5, which was to cover member ship and entrance fees In the race. He was refused entry, and the check was returned to him. The boys of the Motorcycle Club are afraid of Schubert mounted on a 1916 Powerplus Indian. This machine has done 72 miles'on the road. Com part this machine to the 1914, which be rode last year, which would only do 65 miles. I do not consider I am getting a fair deal In this matter, and would like to have a chance tdbe represent ed in this race, and use a local rjder, whom J have named. KLAMATH SPORTSMAN'S STORE E. B. VEGHTJD, Prop. (Paid Advertisement) HOUSTON'S Metnsilau Aawacats BMiaVWrtWfcMWMffWWMnAM HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE April S4tb and SStb Return Engagement "BATTLE CRY OF FEAOS The World's Greatest Picture rEERLESS ORCHESTRA Here From Bonanza. Mrs. Etta Kilgore and daughter Ines and Mrs. Parsons are here from Bonanza on business today. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BALE Five passenger Over land 1918 medel: two 8-foot floor showcases. Apply Sugar Bowl. 1141 CHILOOTE SPECIALS Four room house, two big lota, nice ly furnished, good location. A real nice borne for f 1,050. Only M0 cash, balance fSS m BKmtb, withoat Interest. Five room house, big lot, nicely far nlsbed, rinse In. A good modem borne for 82,800. Jast $800 cash aa balance $300 yearly. Good four room boaae, oatlmfld lags, six large lots, close to big pay roll. It's cheap at $8,000, and wffl pay 15 per cent on the Invest meat. Includes blHlard took and equipment. Good five room bouse wltb two aad half lots. Price $1,500. Only $500 cash. Big level lot in bet section of Hot Springs Addition. Only $525, oa easytansm, Oae of the best lota in MUla Add, lion. Price $175, oa easy tanse. A good 240Hcre ranch, partly irri gated, aiae mile from Falls. Prion $8,000, either oae4blrd or oae half cali,aad good time oa balance. Oae of tlte best 40-acre irrigated tracta la the Klamath Valley. Will make a nice little dairy aad hog ranch.' Has some alfalfa. Fife la $8,000, half cash. Business property, boasea, lea, farm lands, stock reaches, raatam, STAR THEATER The Beal of Broadway," Five Reel Fox Production FEATUR1NO VALBKKA 8UBJUTT TEMPLE THEATER Pathe Weekly. "Brought Home," Two Reel Kssaaay "Levy's Seven Daagaters,M One Reel Vltagrapk The PerUoa Swing," Oae Reel Kalem Admission Always 10c MATINEE DAILY AT 2(80 ALL LICENSED PICTURES Easter Is Near! Are You Ready? H jrm xtt I M&4 Lbbbbbs 1 ananas ji&(3HG3r In Bsai UevJmBBTCnSP S W LbbbbbI I I Pi I I 3 , ''Wr BESBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBSB Eattcr Sunday th day when all the world dresMS up U only lvn days away. You should not dalay longar in making your natations for Eaitar, as the) last few days art) sura to ba busy ones. New Silk Dresses for Easter. Clever Suits of Silk Taf fata. Tailored Suit in th most stylish modes. Millinery designed especially for Easter. Exquisite Embroideries. Lovely new Neckwear. The very latest in Dress and Blouse WaitU. Silk Hosiery, Gloves and all the accessories necessary to make you appear well dressed. Stilts Drygoods Company "WHERE THE LADIES SHOP" Moving Pictures Valeska Suratt, the most discussed woman of .the stage or screen, is, aa is known to theatergoers the country over, the fashion-plate of the dramatic profession. Her gowns have made millions gasp by their beauty and dar ing as well as by their dauling lav lsbness of design. . In making her screen debut in "The Soul of Broad way," the latest of the great William Fox photodramas Hlsa Buratt has out done all her previous efforts in gowns and millinery, fashioned by famous modistes. In all she wears 160 gowns, some daringly and uniquely simple; others that are calculated to make the femin ine portion of her spectators break unlike anything yet seen la a motion picture, and were especially designed for William Fox by a celebrated artist of the ultra modern school. This Ave reel Fox production will be shown at the Star theater tonight only. To Shasta Valley. Dr.andMrs.A.A.SouIe,0W- hate. Mrs. Richard MslnueMaO' Ketadeever leave by auto Id tb i Ing for a visit of several dtriBHr ta Valley. MERRILL OPERA HOU8E Merrill. Or MOTION PICTURES WKDNBRDtV AND flATimnAYn SEECHILCOra Subscribe for the Herald. SS esita a mean. TO YOUR HEALTH HAWXHURSTS MARKET Haa ,ls in the aad haa to (arar saaltarr eoadkioa, aa aatoaMhiw delivery Uatatala service. CAN YOU BEAT TT? 717 Mam St. Oar prises are right tsm MIDew2smamawVmaflmaU taBamB?,fl8rjwwtriBaWUtfim saygaKBjBaasnSBWBruvaS3aiSaaaJBl mamaBuJr5y,V iT'4smaaa I gggamaVLui' jv''Jmamaal Into astonished exclamations when they see them. It u estimated that In the course of "The Soul of Broad way" Miss Suratt changes her gar ments with' every forty feet el Slat, Many of them are. designed to matea the "sets" of "The foul of Broadway," which latter ta themselves are suite The Ideal Home Every maa haa hie Meal c what be would like to have ta his !sae thssortof hoase that he ca balM for the money that ha has to spend- Y" have yoar Meal even If yea eaaaet draw it on -paper. To assist Hoase emlMere aad plaee the lattt ideas wtthta reach of everyoae, or lumbermen Aa-oci-tlonthrlUrTUardlarttlP' pared aad published at aw eapeaee of eome twelve thousand dollar, a most beaatlfal aad coopM PUa Book of Modem Homes etepevera tlir termed, cosy, coavaaleat aad ecoaomlcal. We court aa opportunity to ehowyou aad i teu you about this serf loe, whether you expect V baild now or later. Competent builders cheerfully iwaomweade. .1 Big Basut Lumber EVERYTHINOTO ulph, 107 juamaui raus,- wragon a-