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B.B. Walker ot
do to spend a few days.
arrived yM(Ni h. INckott I acre from Merrill
to spend a few da).
McKendroe VlaHa.
Ltavoa Per Satv
iMTim,wH.wni. a T. KeKtMm, sheepman
RMI t atareSall kHH for .,,w, ta , KUmtk pUk. OR
oral moats, left tats morning for ner i,,,,
bobm Ik Salem.
ily Teacher Hero.
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tnle saorntag for Wlltametto t.ll.r fX JS" rt,r ? .,,, "
t iTlk ibis KiCTitaK im nvgrnv iv rprm
S Cnrlstmae with ner parents.
aetata mi business.
Goto to Peddln. .
Mr, a K. Wllnnr. of 8Wairti. UMVW f9r nwl
will teste tomorrow moralag for Red-i Mm. Urn Moor left this morning
dta io spend Um fcolidaya. tor ar la B Faeo. Tnas, after
7T I a visit wit ner sister. Mr. C. H. Wlta-
CoMer LuvH. , '
Forey J. Confer C Hm lett tkto
moralag for nls kH, after a to Meoley Better,
daya business vtoll la Klamath Fall.: A letter from E. I Heeley of Chlt-
I quia, who la la fUa Fraaclaco to re
Port Peeple Hero, icetvo medical treatment for aa ta
il. S. Looaley, Roy Hickman aad Jure eye, any n aa left the hospital,
Walter Wroa of Fort Klamath are In la feellag hetter. aad probably will not
Klamath Fall on buaiaeea. loe the alght of either eye.
wwahl tab It oa ot tho
hands, that for eortaJa reaaoaa of Ma
awn. whfeh ho wM m! slat, that
M daya waa too Mac to wait Iwile
year frejrehlo,
Aa for myaetf, I am ready to pas
the. franchise otdiaaaco. aa eooa aa tho
company la ready to hack Ita nre
lar with aomethlag real.
However, they have tahea It oat of
the council haada. and It U tin to Mr.
Kern to come la and meet the coon
ell In committee, aad arranie tao mat
ter amicably. Tho. council have or
deml a new draft of the franchise
embtwIylDR the above named trature,
aad 1 am ready te meet hliu on that
haala.
Slmaly hecaaeo former contaanlea
havo worked the city. It doeunt nee
wearily follow that we should allow
the tame thing to bt repeated at thin
time.
Youra for common ene lecUlatlon.
r. j. sinners.
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SING HERE SUNDAY
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In tho original ,cuiunt,
tkovarl. Denmaik nreateat vltvl Ukovaard, the Imnlah vMlalat, Irav
llnM. will he featured at the appear cling with lal company, la owe of the
anrc at llouvlonV opera huuae neitjworld'a famoua vlrtuoaoa and la coo
Thunlay evening of the New York J tlderml Ihe atar atltactlon of the com
MctniHtlian ContiMny Thl company,' ivny. On hla wmulrrtul thirteen-
Notice of Kttray
jim m my .l.- !..,( ivr,rotf
Letters Ithi the Pet p?e
W. Uoyd Morne. of rortland. wilt,
lnjr Sunday morntnp and evening at
the McthodM churcb. accordlnB to nn.(
nouncctnrnt by Ur. u. II. ueaneu. ju
the mornlnKj-e will lns The Poor or
Hope," by JU5L and In the evenlna
"The Holy CStr." Adanw.
Mr. Mowc U a baritone of ability
and often has appeared in conoert.
It appear from rcadlnc of ibs Even
ing Herald that there wna a m.vui
Desnett. Ju rotlns ,ro cltlxea'togelher with
vxo or no counrunien preirnt wno
prtfeircti from some aeemlngly un
ktio
Uvliberatloru at a ma meettne whero
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i iia iririiiiru nuriun 111 inn a . ... ..ta
.i.k. .ii ..-.. i . i.- ..,.cmlilnirolw alle, U tourlnt lha.thottehml dollar Htradlvarlua violin. v ", reu :rr.n,i mVJ u-Uc
current .rodnctlon on lb. lramoat ".mi-ny. ha. crral rule. In f the rrv-ned head of t.u.op. He . AU,.,4, 0(rnft(
Pro-ram "The Kvll Tlt-rf " tilen "wr pe' m f"1" on HHntUn.wil. In adltltm l olhrr wulcl mim-1
i..."...,, . hHnLfrM . IMropo aa well aa lit Ainerlv-. Mr, lrn-,.rrS.rhHohAiifr,udU'nc M...aL IV1 .1
....... . si law in vinm'kia
HHIH "t " -" w rm lilm
a It crntrol theme,
Owlns ti tho ImiHirtance of tit in
cidents Itivohrd in the Interpirtatlon
of thl r.flpi'ln atory, writtn for t!ie
acn-en by the notrd dramatic author.
Kngle I ell known to $m Ktvnm.a immbrr of Kraudlnavtait
thrcunhnui th tatr. Mr Knsle fill l lout
aln? ntJA In costume frum many f. ibr orcheilrnl effect at1 pnalured
the Icautlful opern. fir till company by Allco Mrlune-
Aliiry Malbcn Allen came dlrwt Skvradnt. I he fnnnu ewcrt pUnlm NVtcneln
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6. A. R. RANKS ARE
THINNING RAPIDLY;
at Iho city hall, for the purpose of do
rximrlns the action of tbe council In
rtftuini; to adopt a certain franchise.
iviltbout amendment or alteration In
.'. i , and particular to the Kt-no lower Co.
SACRAMENTO. Dec 2i.-Tberapld:j wh( WM , ,be for th
Ity with which tbe rauf i tne "rocurinR and autributlon of hand
war veierans are -u.b ""' , WH cMinK tor the
shown by the report of 8. W. VnlBg wt
preaiaeni o . . ,""" -" t.Mned. Aa the aald
IBW leieiaos noer i """"" " r-.lnl I. l.,,. tho vonllrt whlrh
whkh the number of deaihdurinc the notl . ro,ww irrwpectlve
part year U Riven as 110. a rate of al- or Uearu, ( ,
ort ten a.monih. .w'the Interests of the people of the city)
The average age at the time of death Mmfi,s or MUII(incss 0, ,hf
waa 75 Vi year, xaere suu irouun
aaror nwminjuj "i,, ..... .., ..... ,,....-fiuu the Itotal vtHTn In YlcKun lo All Md(iiie i)kota.uiI m lt In the Ml- N'ew York
reason to make their omclali'-'"R -. - . t. ;..,.., .,., ,. ,.,... ,, .... , ,. ., ,.....,
Wtl Hhn "Ht? Ml llar iiiui it ih filMt)fe mr- tr (M(ltt! a7'ai Pa i w (HaiiWII an.
lh nCMA(lq ,,
i.wi rriuArkulfli nntraii- l;r, i)? urthrun. thuujch U tth4t4 illnnrM
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... . , , . . , ., ..... !,,( ,,f wpII limwn nln.-n IneIlIdlne,,ttu, ,oal -,,", x,":" JOTe imr ui (Mf many jrai, puimhuihs
lire applause wouiu wluuk uiu iuuu.i , .
the Famotu I'layer have nelecttnl a
ihln-ii
Kranlt Iuee. who ha jerfonnd ad
mirably in previous Fttraousi rUyrJ
l.
Critic cuimloVr that her llrunnlilldq l'Her known ftir hr arcimt'lthl In-
Nuith iMkuld
( the wtindoifut Mt Atitona ,.
Ug well known a it Meder (Inner, (et'itwltlorw rthe I cnilere tu Tet . .
Mbiehe U In a eU with Hchumami- he tl-t woman planUl with tti hlrie-tt ImlUna
HelnV. known puwer. fNebraaka
f-'Uiian Kmtna Drwusht, anprano, ha. Owing to their many eugaseieenU MUli'jl
nrtnturtloiK. an.t ubo I adduced w cne ih uer wraicai rie, immgn n (crHlMliil
tbe featureit role tn thl nubjee.t llentr"
llallam, Krauford Kent and Orace
Valentine.
With tbe auperh direction of Ruber!
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meettnt Tuesday ' vignoia ana aerie M exqutne ei-1- ',-, " ..-.-.-,.. r..,.. ,-, , - - .
ret h-n a.cer.'tlnw o euhance the pictorial value of ,HwaHc p)wer. U lia scored a on- only be ecute,l for one appear- New Mcilc. ...,
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f th., arrrt. iaxi raun in .Mnuam iiuuer-iTiew uiii. i.ny, ifuiuiri inai wte nouin t
a
r coatody of the laatitntioa T03
propoaed fraachUe.
It aalifif h wll to innrlw itnrrM. nt
CtrU War Yeteraa. whoae average age he tbe fo,,, l0
ka Tltt. aad alxMexkan war veterans ,0 aUe(d
whoae average age fa 31.. yeara. L a herey . u BUl,forTOp0t
aa to aose or the arovuiia ami
Ichaagea contended for, by a majority
of the eooacll Monday evening.
That a stipulated atnoant be'nameii
a, compensatkm for tho fraachlae, as
required by the charter. However.
this amount would be small, aa waa
Band Marts Work
-BEND, Dec. 22. Another step to
ward baUdtaa; the Strahorn railroad
waa takea.tedaruWheji G. KVKeeler.
off KeeJer Bros., bond dealers of Den
rerf arrived ia Bend to place tSS.ew.
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'" r m T i? """Toeeeeted. the igrjre to be placed at
awtkorlsed to secm -temtaaU and $JW MnyinK .
rjihtoMray to the cndlt of tbe city cumi from holding .the eleo
us mm ram .iiunw van. ... w -
wvu.
undoubtedly aurpaaa many
more important current pbotopU).
The atory potacaaea extraordinary In
tercut becauae three individual plul
are welded together, culminating lit a
great climax. It la designed to ahoar
the tragedies aad mlseriea that exist in
rollna
(artist would tn thl rfuttitanci- ewm-Htli iMkoU .
The aucce attained by MlldrrU Mne alt the bet number thai the Iuw4
ilair.r. dramatic soprano, by her ln-)prcraui.wuuld be a varied a It t. .Aikiit
terprrattlon of the varlou beautiful artltl. The beautiful MetideUaohU AUbama
lot folic can te claimed by but very! concert will be one of Hkovad'Ma4rhuli
few artUta, Mias Haynr never fallal-iitceat number and tho company lll.Nbri.k
M--veteMIM - "wjaasa
dtrstoad that work will be started to
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within a few days.
a t-nalloa wherever he I heard. ty Offenbach, a welt a well known Utah . -..--
inv irafniiw ua iBwvrm mm viul in - ..... -.- I .----
tbe background of life, and that are,(n w'n ,ne heart of her audience bylclto undltlona of the famoua (rvtelie, Hwtnlen
ih real eot of moner. Th MtmauiHcr aitUtry. and this combined wtthlfioiii tbe opra -jeaM and Ik ''h! Italy
tlon of the drama centers about a gay nrr marvelous dramatic voice create cnrolle" from lb "Tate of Hoffman" Clermany -
Millionaire broker gay pavfy o acme
friend, at which ha arrr,pd to have
leach or hi gueata receive a bUQdrcd
.dollar bill la a souvenir. A each bill
la disclosed, tha producer how the
history of the money, tracing the
coure by which It arrived in the cof
fers of the broker. Tbe route tra
versed by this money are road of Mor
row, thoroughfare of tragedy. Murder,
theft, crime of varied hue, pain and
That a daose be lnerted giving the."crific' " ,tb e.v ,h re
neen io pe inciuuru in ine acquire-
'"" city the right to purebasa tbe dUtrtb
ntlon system or tbe Blast in Its entire-
Ask Chilcote abeut tha
country.
Klamath
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ty, aad that the purchase price be d
termiaed by the public service com
rnUMoB of Oregon.
That owing to the fact that the said
ORPHEUS THEATER1
ment of the bill, no carelrly cant
away, without any thought of the
heartaches and despair that accom
panledtWlr progrea to the broker.
This great human drama, which i o
striking in It fidelity to life that it
Thursday and Friday
"Under Suspicion,"
Bed Feather Feature ia 5 Heels
-Lava and War,"
Fifth Episode of "Liberty."
Sevan Reels Goad Music
Admission 10 Cents
"LIBERTY"
Every Tharaday and) Friday
TTann Wiwr On ttt ihjk npfil tlm
... . .naiM.ni M.r .it . . realUm will startle, will be the main
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uracuon a me our ineaicr luniKoi.
establish a creditable competitive elec
trical service business In the city,
having something like 400 h. p. for dls
poaal here, and would not be enough
.power to operate one of oar box fac
tories alone.
Also that It
rM-f tinrir ntftnt. f ranamliLln ltn
c,.h-tlln nH HI.IHhnllnn v!m' RogUC IUver apple. $155.
sufficiently large and extensiv. toiL7S and l tbe Suet G"tr-
serve all the customers with electric!
lights and power, etc., that would ak
Fire Insurance In leading companies.
See Chllcot. 20
Oregon' dairy product for 1916 are
could take some time to iUmated to value 120,000.000.
11.50.
Citation to Show Causa on Sale of Rtalr . and would be entitled to the
Estate Jo
In the Count v Court. State of Oregon. I There a'jould be a time specified as
in and for the County of KIamatb.t yatem would be devel
Ia the Matter of the Estate of James iPl to tbe extent of furnishing power
'W. Gllmore. Deceased. to I0 WB0 'e entitled to It, say
To Beaie B. Gllmore, individually. December 1.1918, or about two years,
and Bessie B. Gllmore, as guardian And aa a guarantee to the city that
of tbe person and estates of Henry i Keno Power Co. will have sufficient
. mimere: Jonenh d. r.itmore w.'powar to deliver and a distribution
, r . , .
mer W. Gllmore and Floyd Gllmore,
minors, and to all persons interest
ed la the above entitled estate.
By order of this court you are here
by cited to appear before tbe Hon.
Harion Hanks, County Judge, of the
Cownty of- Klamath, State of Oregon,
at the courtroom of said court ia Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on the 22nd day of
January, 117, at 10 o'clock a. m... and
shew cause, if any exiat, why an order
of sale should not be made as prayed
for in the petition of John H. Foster,
administrator of said estate, to sell the
following described land belonging to
said estate, to-wit:
goutheast quarter of Section 30, and
tho northeast quarter of Section 31,
to Township 40, south of Range 9 east.
WUkUBCtte Meridian, containing 320
era.
In testimony whereof, I, C. X. DeLsp,
Clerk of said Court aforesaid, have
hereunto setmy hand and affixed the
seal of said court this 22nd day of De
cember. 1914.
,. C. IL DE LAP,
Clerk of tbe County Court.
,, BypUfcfcJJeLAP,
fJ-Mf-pU , jpu', Clerk.
system extensive enough to deliver
currant to all patrons entitled to their
rates that they can procure. The com
pany should post a surety bond to tbe
amount of at least 115,000 to be for
feited in case they fail to make good.
In other words. In two years If tbe
company baa established a real com
petitive electrical service In this city
they take down their bond, if not the
city takes the money as damage for
having the streets full of poles and
wires, and the people receiving no
benefit.
Mr. Kerns has told us that he would
rive, u real competition, and should
not. object to back up bis word with
sorueimng suosiantiai.
In fact, be Indicated that he was
willing to do so, if necessary. But
when tbn mayor told him at the meet
ing fbat it waa not tha intention of
the council to deprive his company of
a franchise and if he would consent to
Inserting these clauses It' would un
doubtedly be granted. He refused on
thn frrounds that be would not wait 60
day: longer (the time necessary to
make the changes) and that It mut bo
granted, v'r rejected at once or be
H
OUSTO
Metropolitan Amusements
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OPERA HOUSE
DECEMBER SM
HKOVOAARD
Denmark'a Greatest Violinist ami New
York Metropolitan Company.
STAR THEATER
Daniel Frshman Presenta
THE EVIL THEREOF"
By Cbannlng Pollock and Rennold
Wolf. A powerful morality drama,
With Frank Loom
' "A Paramount Plctura"
Produced by Famous Players Film Co.
Also Etta May
And Her Vlolln-Harp
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TEMPLE THEATER if
"What I Said Gees" '
Essanay Comedy Drama in 3 Parts
"Canlmatad Nee,"
Pictorial and Cartoons
"Wsary Willie's Birthday,"
Vltagrspb Comedy
"Paths News,"
Current Events
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
Tl'KHDAYH AM) SATURDAYS
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GIFTS FOR MEN
Selecting gifts for men it admitted, by all women, to
be difficult. Let us give you a few suggestions and
whether gift is for man or boy you will probably
find something suitable.
MILITARY BRUSHES
ThssVwe have in ebony,
coca bolo ami ivory backs.
$2.50 to SS.OO per Foil
BOOKS '
Tales oC adventure, fic
tion, travel an:l poems. All
by the belt authors.
50c l'p
CLOTH BRUSHES
Are indispensable. The
averag; nun needs a ne.'
one. A ,'. variety to se
lect from.
50c,Up
TOILET ARTICLES
Shaving soaps, lotions,
talcums and other acces
sories. Everything needed
SHAVING STANDS
Silver-plated, with mir
ror, shaving brush and
mug.
Prices, $2.50 to $10.00
KODAKS
The Kodak makes a par
ticularly pleasing gift to
anyone. Prices range from
75c to $60.00
LATHER BRUSHES
Many a man needs an
other lather brush. Get
him a good one.
$1.00 Up
RAZOR STROPS
Perhaps he would have
a better disposition If Ms
rasor was sharper. W
have strops from
50c to $2-50
SAFETY RAZORS
Ever Ready, Gem mitl
Enders ....$1.00 each
Auto Strop and Gillette
are $5.00 each
MIRRORS
A good Mirror, witli
stand, is just the thing Tor
shaving. Wt have them
from 50c Up
GAMES '
Card games, such as
piaochlt, poker, etc, ore
vary popular. We have
some extra fine cards and
game sets. 25c Up
BATH BRUSHES
Rubber Sponges, Tow
Is, Friction Gloves, Bath
Mats, in great varsity and
at prices that arc right.
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