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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1916)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY CCEMr ,. till w ? L0CAL HAffENlwcs 4 Clauda Maxwell left yesterday for Nevada to spend the winter. Mrs, Hall Returns. Mrs. Elbert B. Hall has returned from a short busUess visit to San Francisco. Leave for Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Setter of Mills Addition left this morning for Oak Innd, to remain until January 1st Sues for Divorce. ' . Elizabeth Eblen vs. O. C. Eblen Is the title of a divorce suit filed In cir cuit court by H. M. Manning, attorney for plaintiff. Hoaley'a Eye Better. Charles J. Martin, who has re turned from San Francisco, says the physician attending E. 'h. Hosley re ports that Mr. Hoaley's injured cyo will be saved. Aid Meeta Tamarraw. The Ladles Aid 8oclely of the Pres byterian church will meet In the home or Mrs. C C. Hogue. 616 High street, on Thursday afternoon at t:30. -This is a very Important meeting, aa It Is the time for the annual election of on cers and the closing up of the work of the year. ANOTHER BANDIT QlVtS SCARE TO CARRANZISTAS JUAREZ, Dec. 13. Important" move- niento by Jose Robles south of Mexico. City have been reported here. Foi elgnera declare that the Important City of Puebla. 100 miles south of Mexico City, is in possession of the revolutionists. HAYDEN'S TEAM TAKES TWO FROM LENNOX BOWLERS Sues for Grocery Bill. K. Quillitch began suit In the cir cuit court today to recover $158 SS from John Vollch and Fred Pulra for groceries sold to defendants last win ter. H. M. Manning Is counsel for Quilitch. WWWMWWWWWWWWWWWWA EVEN WITH NEW SHOE AT S24S It Pays to Let Us feOVOies Repair We do the finest grade of re pair work and charge reason able prices. We will repair your old shoes while you wait, if you desire. Don't let your old shoes become shabby and miserable looking. Keep them looking fresh and new. Our "Champion" repair department does that very thing. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING SAVES LOTS OF MONEY FOR YOU. WE DO IT. MleraSIe Repair! Sttre Phone 890 981 Mala St. Austin Haydens team of bowlers took two games out of three from the team captained by Dave Lennox on the Elks' alleys last night. Lesllo Rogers' and L. O. Van Bel len's teams will bowl tonight in the second series of the new tournament. MERRILL WILL HAVE BIO CHRISTMAS BALL MRS. MCCARTHY ; t IS PRESIDENT ELECTED TO HEAD OF EASTERN STAR LAST NIGHT JOINT IN. STALLATION WILL BE HELD BLUE LODGE OEC. 87. WITH Mrs. Herbert C. McCarthy was elected worthy mat ran of the Eastern Star lodge at the annual election of oBcera last night. Other omcers elected were: Mrs. H. E. Momycr, Associate Mat ron. L. F. Wllllt. Worthy Patron. Mrs, O. K. Van Riper. Conductress. Mrs.'H. T. Chltwood. Assistant Con ductress. Miss Maude Baldwin. Secretary. Miss Ida B. Momyer. Treasurer. The Eastern 8ar will hold a Joint Installation with the Blue Lodge, and probably with the Chapter, on Decern- 'ber 37th. Show cards are out announcing a grand Christmas ball at Merrill on Christmas night. The Merrill folks plan for a great time and extend the Invitation to come to everyone. Music will be furnished by the Imperial or chestra of Dorris. Fire insurance In leading companies See Chlcete.' MM NOTICE There are funds in the City Treas ury for the payment of the following First Unit Street Improvement war rants: Nos. 40, 41. 41. 4$. 44. 46. 47. Interest ceases from date hereof. Dated at Klamath Falls. Ore., this 13th day of December, 1916. J. W. SIEMENS. 13-3t City Treasurer. Have jou been to The Shasta since they Installed their new lunch ser vice? Meals served at all hours of the day and evening. 13-4t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST From auto In Klamath Falls, 22-hlgh power Savage rifle. Reward of $3 for return to Gun Store. 13-Jt ESKELSON BUYS LOT AND SIX ROOM HOUSE SCENE OF MAMIE BATTLE SACRED . i . i FRENCH MAY, SET AtfOB AS A, SACRED'FOREST THE GROUND WHERe'fRANCE TURNED BACK THE INVADING TEUTONS. By, HENRY .WOOD .(United Press Staff Correspondent) VKUUUN, Nov. JR. (By Mall). With the close of tho war the entire line of trenches In France, extending from Alsace to the Belgian border, may be converted lno a sort of na tional sacred forest, as a permanent tribute to the memory of the French "pollus" who died there defending their national soil. ' A proposition to this effect has Just been prepared by the general council of the department of the Meuse and will soon bo submitted to the French government. The plan Is to buy the battle-ground from the farmers. Should this plan be finally accepted, future generations not only of Franco but of the entire world would always ft.MBm it a fMKAiiiHtlv nf via II In v ihn Through a deal closed by the R. E. I . , "L .. ,,.. Smith Realty company, j a J - ? n ,enrth on whlcn the rc ,hrew olas Addition, from J. O. BrendeLof. . .... . ,. . . . . Clovis, Calif. A fine six-room house Is on the property. N- CANYONVILLE MEN LIKE , THE KLAMATH COUNTRY After seeing Klamath and becoming convinced that Its future is -bright, J. Huntley, and J, A. Comer left this morning for their homes In Canyon 1lle. Ore., to get their families and return Sere to reside. ! ' m iIoum Wo'i't Go Abroad WASHINGTON. D. C Dec. 13. The administration does not plan to send Colonel! House. President Wilson's confidemlar advisor and personal representative, abroad because of the present peace proposals. Leaves for California. Miss Kathryn Upp. daughter of F. M. Upg, has gone to southern Cali fornia for a visit the end of the war will always remain the basis of France's military effort to-rld her soil entirely of the enemy. The Immediate land through which these long linen of trenches run, to gether with the battlefields of the Siimme. of Artots and of Champagne will, it la believed, never again be tendered cultivable. Aside from the d?ep I tenches ami boaus, the groun I has been so pitted with shell holes to n depth tnrylni: from a few to flf tpen'fect. and all the upper strata nf soil on which, , fertility depends no completely wiped out, that little If any use could ocr be made of tho t-round for iiricul ural purpose; f. cirs to ft-me. - -' - I I'lne Italian embroidery and cut work. Imported direct Prices reas onable. ' Next to P. 0 ' -3t JTry the merchant's .lunch at ..the Shasta. 13-U "BTi Be Just to Yourself aMWWWMMMAAWW njvvirafvvvvv""Mi mmmmMmmmmmmmmmnfWvwAj DAN'L GREEN Comfy Slippers yyVWWWAWWMVV VWSAV rflBWaWw IE I m. BbWbwU 1 TVaWaWaWaWaT VJBWaaWaWfl Every foot in your family needs the luxurious comfort of Danl Green Comfys at evening after taking off stiff leather shoes in the morning while dressing Be just to yourself and insist on buying only those with the Comfy scroll trade mark on the inner sole.' A special felt -the best that can be madeis used in this brand, and in no other. It is especially made to give more wear, more lasting comfort, more permanent color that is what the Comfy scroll trade mark guarantees' you incomparably the bet value for the money. Only Dan'l Green slippers with the Comfy scroll trade mark are Comfy Ladies' Felt Slippers, Prices from 75 Cents to $2.25 Men's Felt Slippers, Prices from . . vi 75 Cents to $ioo Children's Felt Slippers, Prices from .. 55 Cents to $1.50 We are sole agents for Dan'l Green COMFY FELT SLIPPERS u Regal Shoe Store juuvtjuxAAnjvuxxiJVUxAArLAriJ'unni'tru't'LriTr'r ----- amfcfcmM if CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE LADIES OUR tore) offers exceptional opportunities for the selection of Holiday gift giving articles for the women. What we offer it good and you can have the assurance that the quality and style are absolutely correct. We have some beautiful purses and hand bait, new line of Persian Ivory toilet articles'. Our stock is fresh and complete in fancy collars, silk waists and skirts, kimonas, bath robes, ribbons; auto scarfs, furs, table linen and an endless Bst of other articles that would be greatly appreciated by, any woman in Klamath Falls' '-$ ' L Qtbf AiaLSifiMttBBBBBW 9 t t HAT WOMAN wouldn't be' YV deEhted witn a beautiful waist?. We have some beauties in crepe de chine and Geor "gette crepe, all hand-embroidery. The colors are gold, brown, white, pink, French gray and navy blue. Prices, $6.25 to $8.50. EVERY GIRL should have one of those attractive skattfg ' sets. They are all the rage, c They come in sets of caps and scarf, and also separate pieces in a great variety of colors and patterns. From $1.25 to $2.50 a set. SILK HOSIERY is always a very appropriate gift, and one that is greatly appreciated, as no woman has ever been known to have too many pairs. We can offer Bat boa and Kayser silk hose at $1.00, , $1.25 and $1.50. Other lines at a widerange in price. aTLHBaBBBBBBBatWafe yBBKjsUBVj w IITE HAVE the most extensive' WW and attractive line of ladies' w fine kercheifs we have ever shown. In plain and fancy Linen and' Swiss. Either with embroid ered initials or without. Attractive boxes. bbWbvVBbWbWbVVIbbVPV LOVES are always a safe and pleasing gift. We can offer you the best. We can recom- med ,Conay kid gloves for style, quality' and wear. They range "In price from $1.65 to $2.00. FOR YOUR MOTHER cr sistw yot? might select from our big line of hair ornaments, combi, barrettes, pins, etc. We have the at any price to suit your purse. J STILTS DRYGOODS "WHERE THE LADIES SHOP' COMPANY , JwKvjjQlVITRiBW1 Lw'X3M3BBWfc;i aK a tJCk MaT-laV TUSK" aBWVBjBBJBjJBjffl SfVBlB1.rej'BalBB? f . -J I jY3r . .V J T r.u- ft. rf t
