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Visit Today.
C. D. Chorpenlng, teacher of the Mt.
Lakl school, la vlsltlug in Klamath
Falls today.
Teacher Visits. -
Marion Ford, teacher 01 the Spring
Lake school, is a week end visitor In
the county seat
Tlnejley In. Town.
William Tlngley, grain grower of
the Miller Hill district, attended to
business matters in the county seat
today.
Pershing Promoted
to Major General
Marrlod Last Night.
Henry Stiles and Florence G. North
were married last evening by Justice
of the Peace E. W. Gowcn. Doth arc
of Klamath Falls.
Aekley Wins.
Tho bowling team headed by Hary
Aekley won two games out of three
from Ed Bodge'a team on the Elks
allays last night.
Bunnell toys Ranch.
A. C. Bunnell has purchased tho
Peter Glen ranch east of Merrill. Mr.
Glen is In poor health and will move
to California soon.
Hamptons to Leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hampton will
leave Monday for Oakland to remain
a few months. Mr. Hampton is able
to be up but yet is weak.
Bvnnele Leave.
r'lC H. Bunnel and family and Mrs.
A. C. Bunnell have gone to San Fran
cisco to visit their sisters. Mr. Bun
nell and family will go on to Los Ang
eles to visit Mrs. Bunnell's family.
Called to Medford.
Mrs. Nate Otterbein left this morn
ing for Medford. called thither by the
serious condition of "Grandma" Merri
man, who met with an automobile ac
cident some tome ago while on a visit
with the family of her son, John Chap
man, near Lewiston. Mont
Sure He'll Come Back.
B. T. McKlmmons will leave in the
morning for Sacramento and San
Francisco for'a stay of about three
month. "Mack" says that if they pre
sent kirn with either city he may stay,
but it .would take inducements of
about that size to keep him away from
Klamath' permanently.
Foresters Leave.
'.Qeorc H.JCeciL district forester,
with'' neadquartera" at Portland, and
M. L. Erlckson, forester for the Crater
Lake national forest, left this morning
for their homes, after spending several
days in Klamath. They were looking
over Umber tracts sold to Pelican Bay
Lumber company and Lamm Lumber
company.
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Catholic service will be held in the
west hall of the Odd Fellows' build
ing Sunday at 10:30 only. 16-lt
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SOCIETY
General Pershing yesterday was
made a major-general In recognition
sneintion or community of Interests,
particularly between the principal
hni.iini- enmnnnlcs. The movement to
ward concentration In commercial cen
tral stations of nil the primary power
empUicd In the electrical Industries
nnd In manufactures was found In nil
sections of the United Stntcs, the rate
of concentration during the period
190M913 being highest in the South
Atlantic states and tho extent of con
centration greatest In tho Western
stales.
"The rate of Increase In water now
er doelopment for public service use
from 1902-1912 was approximately
three times as great as In steam power.
Primary power Installation from nil
sources anr for all uses Increased from
1S0J to 1912 more than two and one
hnif timrs as ranldly In tho eleven
Western sta's as In the remainder of
of jhc United States, whllo the In
crease for primary electric power for
lhe;same period was 440 per cent for
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cent In the other states. The devel
opment per capita of the Western
Mates in 1912 was two and one-half
times as great as In other parts of the
country.
"The report showed a considerable
o er-devclopment In nearly all tho
power centers of tho Western states
Pnllfrirnln. Oreson and Washington
in particular showing Installations far tirookfleld. Mrs. Flnnell. Mrs
in excess of maximum demands." j jj,, lhe MjMC8 Minnie Elberger. Eva
" " lltuhme. Alma Brookfleld, Elnga Hen-
Joe Hesslg of Deswlck Is hero for n'Urtck8on Mary Flmci Phoebe Thorn
visit with relatives and to transact , ., Thornton. Nadlne BearclllT.
About the complotest thing In sur
prises was pulled off last 8aturun
night, when Mr. and Mrs. llenrcllff and
family, said family being both numer
ous and Interesting, walked In on Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. l'nrkcr at their homo
at Shlpplngton. Apparently anticipat
ing the high cost of living, packages,
diver and sundry, were smuggled Into
tho pantry, after which, and denuding
tho dining room of everything but tho
clock, tho meeting was opened. Tho
music of threo pieces, by Messrs.
Chrlstensen, Caldwell and Richardson,
was nnnnrcntlv satisfactory, aa no
cessation of hostilities wero notice
ablo until about 11:30, when the bell
rang for lunch. which consisted of
about everything eatable, backed by
tho determination to uphold the honor
of Pelican City and Shlpplngton. Af
ter keeping the Cap'n up till nearly
chore time In tho a. m., wo quit, fully
convinced that we had had an awfully
good time, and. In tho near future, If! A
ho would let us, wo would do it again.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bcarcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rich
ardson. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harttell, Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Hooey.
Mr. and Mrs. Putman, Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrickson. Mr. and Mrs. Heifer, Mr.
and Mrs. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Lam-
born. Mr. and Mrs. Al Yancy. Mr. and
Mrs. Captain Parker, Mrs. Wickstrom.
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.Esther Wickstrom. Lottie Caldwell.
Maggie Caldwell. Jessie Caldwell. Jess
made a niajor-generai iu ictusui"M Maggie Caldwell, Jessie caiuwen. jc
of his sen-ices. He is in charge of tte I . . , , ,, ,., , . . ,., . .... ok , (;umtnings, Ethel Curamlngs, Blossom
Amorlean uunltlve force which was, . . . ( i nnnt Thnrn Ilooev. Messrs. Charles
American punitive
sent into the into-;or of Mexico to "get
Villa." He b.ts been gone several
months and Villa still reigns as the
chief of the bandits and the terror ot
all peaceful Mclrans.
CATHOLIC SERVICE
Catholic service will be held In the
west hall of the Odd Fellows' build
ing Sunday at 10:30 only. 16-lt
ATTENTION, STORTSMENS ASSO
CIATION! A campaign has been started to
spread posion over the farming coun
try for the purpose of poisoning ran-
blts. Such action will result in the
unlawful slaughter of vast number
of quail and songbirds. Unless prompt
action is taken, such work will be ac
complisbed.
A meeting is called for Monday eve
ning, at 8 o'clock, at the Commercial
Club, to take vigorous action to put a
stoD to this plan of wholesale slaugh
ter of quail and songbirds. Every j
sportsman should be there.
W. P. JOHNSON. President,
Moving Pictures
SjULM.uruui.n-rmnrify-.-r - .
Bonnet. Thorn Hooey. Messrs. Charles
West, Frank Staff. Clarence Ragsdale,
Warren Kellogg. Wilfred Brookfleld,
George Brookfleld. Ernest Cassel, Ray
mond Hnrlan. Edward Cantrall, How
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"Hesper of the Mountains." the flvej How- A
part Vit.Rt.ph feature fllm , chrlstenson. Iw- X
the popular favorite Lillian Walker, Ketchum. George J t
will be shown at the btar lonigm a, Ovor Mi u a Klnncll A IV
great majority of the scenes In th s -'r r g(jth !
Real Christmas Gift
Buy "Her" Christmas fur now. There is no more de-
lightful present than a nice set or single piece fur. It
is not too late to select this much to be desired gift, at
we have many select pieces from which to choose.
Make "Her" present something worth while.
Maybe "She" needs a new coat. We have some very
i4 attractive and stylish cloaks and coats at very reason-
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Money spent for these gifts is well spent
fllm drama are s.ageu ' , ,anU Warren nennclt. Paul Eldsaa.
mountains the counlr- where might """
makes right. Two factions of a min
ing party are clearly portrayed In the
production. The discontented miners
W. Paul Johnson was host last Sat
urday evening at his
production. The d.sconte a , m.nen, , - Mortenson. Mr. and Mrs. C.
who hnally strike and the more satis-
fled men are depicted in a manner well Mr - g Q JohnBoni
worm tne praise wnicn uu.u
Contest Closes January 1
hom.Mto Mr and X 0ur real Profil harin8 conle wiU cloe JnwT 1 The candidate! are work
'Mnn'xir. pit i- UmA .nrl will MnnrncUte anv helo they receive from their friend. Then
The host prepared the dinner himself,
and It included many dainty dishes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Eberlcln
were host and hostess last Sunday
evening to Jadge Thomas Drake, 8. O.
Johnson andlW. S. Wiley at dinner.
CATHOLIC SERVICE
Catholic service will be held in the
west hall of the Odd Fellows' build
ing Sunday at 10:30 only. 16-lt
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WANTS RAILROAD PROBE
CONTINUED ANOTHER YEAR
Many Arrests Expected
EL PASO, Dec. 16. Wholesale ar
rests of Americans and Mexicans here
and elsewhere on the border as a re
sult of violations of American neutral
ity is hinted by secret service agents.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 16.
Representative Adamson. father of the
Adamson eight-hour-day for railroads,
today offered a resolution to extend
the life of the.Newlands railroad in
vestigation committee another year.
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be accorded them. Their uniforms are
correct to the minutest detail the en
tire outfit having been copied from a
suit sent from a mining section of Col
orado. Fannie Ward, the- distinguished dra-
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artist in "The Cheat." will be seen at,633 M,ln treBt
the Star on Sunday, In the Jesse L.
Lasky production of "A Gutter Mag
dalene, taken from Wlllard Mack's
story, and prepared for the screen by
Clinton H. Stagg. This story has to
do with the adventures ot a young girl
who falls Into the toils of an unscrupu
lous crook, and how she leaves him
and Joins the Salvation Army, and
while there falls in love with a manl
she helped ruin. Miss Ward is sur
rounded by a cast of unusual excel-1
lence, consisting of such distinguished '
actors as Jack Dean, Billy Elmer,,
James Nelll, Gertrude Kellar and Rob
ert Bradbury.
are five grand prize and your help may win one of these for your friend.
are the leaders:
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cslendar. Call
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No.
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No.
No.
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No. 15.
No 24.
Ruby Smith
Henley School
Ina Graham
Grace Hoagland
Mabel Martin
Victoria Prue
Ida Thomas
14,125
79,150
204,815
01,275
07,8 H
56,204
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No. 31. Winona Molr 17,775
No. 13. Helen Paxton 8.830
No. ?4. Margaret Aldrlch 7 555
Nn. 37. Donna Wood 12,-:!
No. 40. Barbara Qoslltr 31,150
No. 42. Nellie Whltlock 151475
No 47. JuanlU Campbell 6,965
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CATHOLIC 8ERVICE
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Terms $4 monthly
$250 EDISON
Terms $10 monthly
ALL STANDARD MAKES
Under one roof where you can try them out side by tide.
Ours is, the only store where you can do this.
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"THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT BOOB"
DECEMIIER IS
Elllson-Wliita Lyceum
THE ORIOLES"
jMIbs Orah Harkness, Reader.
Miss Ethel Boyd, Soprano.
Miss Madge Becker Whistler.
DECEMBER 28
HKOVGAARD
Denmark's Greatest Violinist sod New
York Metropolitan Company.
Stilts Drygoods Co.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
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OIUNDALE NOTES
HI'ltINd LAKE DRII'PINGH
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STAR THEATER
J. Stuart Blackton and Albert E. Smith
Present
"HESPER OF THE MOUNTAINS"
The Five Part Vltagraph Featuring
Lillian Walker
SUNDAY
Jessie L. Laskey Presents
Fannie Ward In
"A GUTTER MAGDALENE
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
'"The Slave of Corruption,"
Knickerbocker Drama in 3 Parts
"Canlmated Noose,"
Pictorial and Cartons
"A Perfect Day,"
Vltagraph Comedy
"Pathe News,"
Current Events
Sunday and Monday
"The Primal Instinct,"
Vltagraph Drama in Z Parts
"The Gate of Death,"
Hazzard of Helen Series
"The Game That Faired,"
Vltagraph Comedy Drama
"Pathe News,"
Current Events
James Stansblc Is buny delivering
hay to town at present. Ho sold It to
Mr. Sutton on Link river.
Steve Foster was a business caller
at C. G. Hunt's Thursday of this wcclf.
Wc had a prospective land bucr In
our parts ono day thli week, n Mr.
Walton of Altamnnt.
" f-alurday night, December 23, Is tho
next regular meeting of the South
west Klamath Farmers' Development
League, voted to be held at Plevna
school house at 7:30 In tho evening
The meeting will be in the form of dis
cussions on farm topics. We wIhIi
all members to turn out, ns we wish
to make finnl planH on rabbit pois
oning.
The Orindale horse ranchers nio
busy weaning colts these days. II. S.
Fox is proprietor.
Bine Whltlatch of Round Lake was
a business caller at the county soat
Thursday of this week.
Orindale school is blessed with new
desks and also with some new benches
for tho literary society, ho now when
you come to hear thu debates you can
rest easily. I
T. A. Cregan butchered four head'
of bogs this week for tho Klamath
Falls market.
George M. Giffln loft Friday morning
for Sawtello, Cal for tho winter.
Miss Maml Kchrelner unci sister,
Mrs. G S. Kelley and bnbe Adah, via
Itud friends near Olene last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manning left for
Butte, Mont., Saturday.
Walter Folsom Is helping W. O.
Williams haul grain this week.
Win. Powurs and W. E. Folsom are
drilling n well for tho school.
1'iank Stewart uas u Klamath Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Miss .clina FolHom visited at the
Schrelner home Sunday.
A dance was given at the Schrelner
home Friday evening In honor of Mrs.
(J. 8. Kelly, who IH lfv 'or tw
.homo In Iwlnlon, Idaho, Mondtr.
large crowd wns In attendant, ad
ai. -nine rilflrN
every mxiy inji)ru mo o"U. -Ing
and vIsKIiik
J. W. Wright fro ,he 'k rt"h
near Olene, wns n liltor t "
Schrelner homo Sunday.
Carl Schubert w as a Klsmalh Fll
visitor Saturday.
Emmanuel Baptist Cltirch
LIIIKAKY HUILIHNti
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REV.W.H.COX
will preurti. Conio and hear liliu.
You are welcome.
Surety Bonds while you wait .
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ORPHEUS THEATERJ
Saturday Only
"The Broken Spur,"
Two Heel IH' ,)rMn
"Mountain Blood,"
One Keel " lwml
"A Double Crois,"
One Heel LK Kmedjr
"He's a Devil," ,
One Heel Nestor Comedy
"Universal Animated Wi"J.
Tho Ui to IJuto New Picture
Sunday and Mnfyult
Bluebird Photoplay
Ell. Hall, RuP"t Jul !-.
..THE BUGLER OF AL0EJ
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAY
Merrill, Oieen
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FOR SALE Piano In first class condi
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