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ft. A. Alford has returned from
Roewe River vslley. where he ru
called by Ike illness of hit father.
Here From Fert
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Eagle of Part
Klamath are In the county teal for a
few day.
Ossfletts To Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Claude IL Daggett will
I Called to Portland.
leave tomorrow morning for Oakland' Mr?. Alex Slewart arrived tn the
8a Diego and other California cities
to tpead six weeks or two month'.
SPRING LAKE DRIPPINGS
'.it. t.w .!!. mA IP Ifcl mimti
for Portland. Mrs. Stewart's aother
Us In a critical condition at her Port-
' land home.
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Piekel It Married I
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School opened apain Monday with xtnmA Ust nUht from
rervore back on the job. In ;pltc of Qrd wth m j, she ro MM
Wr .. ... .u ,--. .Ruth SchuI(.r of Medford. The couple
Mrs. W. E. Folaoni loft TtmrsUaj will live here,
morning for Marysville, Califs to .
visit her daughter. Mrs. Warren Dodd ' Heme From Frisco. i
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Miss Maud Schreiner I vlItlnc near
Olene this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart were,
Klamath Fall visitors Wednesday.
Master Lester Lancer of near Dor
r's carolled in our Eighth grade Ust
Tuesday.
J. IL Ttectersua. for thirty years
Ir. Horace Mannina and dauxhter.
JIK Marie Rambo. returned Monday jpajmas'ef for the city of New York.
errainc from San Francisco, where: and who ia that ttoe saM out hua-
they bate
week.
been visiting for seTeral
Arthur E. Schreiner was a Klamath
Falls visitor Thursday.
Ulneh Returns
George C Ulnch. local agent for the
dreds of elllioes of the city mosey,
recently retired the most popular maa
the city has ever nkowa. For thirty
years every time Mr.Tunmermaa hand
ed out a check he gate a smile with
Mutual Life Insurance Company of'"' B "" ba tn "
-8horty Wright was a Tisitor at
BchreJaer hose Sunday.
he
New York, has returned from Portland ( - r ry-j.
and will open an office sooa. He fom-J
erly was deputy sheriff.
Earl Elghtmier is hauling straw for
Uaker Brothers this week.
HEXLEV HAPPEXINGS
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Congressman Who
Started the Probe
Perrta Dixon and Helen Addison.
who hara been III. are again in school.
Mr. Sexton, the principal of the
school, has bees coaSsed to his hose
(or a few days oa account of ittsess.
Ylalette Mataey has been compelled
to school during the Tery cold
Horia. WOhe Palo! and
M&e PsdeeT bare mored to Poe Valley.
The Parect- Teachers AzsociaUoa
art oa Jasaary 5th to consider buy
iM 70Uea for school teaches.
The school childrea baTe had a hard
i to keep tbeir fingers, noses, ears
i their toes from freezing this zero
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SOCIETY
Notice to CrediUrs
ttrfhe County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
la the matter of the Estate and the
Last Will and Testament of E. R. C.
William, deceased.
The public will please take notice
that oa the 10th day of January. 1917.
the nadenigned was duly appointed
execatrix of the above entitled estate
of E. R. C Williams, deceased, and has
duly qualified as such executrix. All
creditors and all persons having
elates against the said estate will
please present such claims, duly veil
he4b together with the necessary
tuathcis, within six months from th .
date of this notice, at the office of
ITorace M. Masnins. attorney at law. '
inmmii, rails. Oregon, which said i Cnancial arriter. again will be called
eases the undersigned selects as the upm t0 teU vbat ne knows about leaka
bee for transacting the business of from the national capitoL
the said estate. - S
Dated this 11th day of January. 1917.
MARY H. WILLIAMS
Ezecatnz of the Estate of E. R. C.
Wllhaaat. Deceased.
H. X. MANNING, Loomis Building.
Kiaaath Falls, Ore Attorney for
Executrix. 12-19-26-2-9
Thomas W. Lawson, broker
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Cash paid-tor second band
auto. Give make, model and price
first letter. Address 167, care Herald.
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Margaret Corine Plath. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Plath. was hos
tess at a party given in honor of her
sixth birthday this afternoon. The
Plath heme was fittingly decorated and
the afternoon was spent in playing
games of various kinds. The friends
who were InvtW were Muriel Moore,
Delbert DelreU. Elizabeth Delicti. Mary
Camming?. Delbert Powell, Elizabeth
Powell. Ethel Carlson. Zepha Rogers.
Jeaa Rogers. Esther Veatch. Helen
Hard. Gretchen Hurn, Helen Mason.
Francis Kent. Aleaxis Lyte. Lucille
Henline. Edna Dunbar. Eileen LoomU,
Robert Cathey and Ralph Peyton.
A coasting party is planned for the
members of the Elks Lodge and their
I ladies, on Third street, Tuesday even
,ing of next week. The track Is (a
j splendid condition, and the traffle on
(Main street will be carefully watched.
'Mr. Hunter Savidge has given his lance
bobsled to the club, and arrangements
have been made to have enough sleds.
The club will hold open bouse Tuesday
evening.
A group of young people enjoyed
hayrack ride to a mock trial given by
the Orindale Literary Society last eve
ning. The trial was held at the Orin-
dals school house, and was enjoyed by
the entire party. Those who were oa
the ride were Misses Greta McMillan,
Octavia DeLap, Claudia Spina. Faye
West, Vera Houston, Gertrude Parker,
Pearl Talley. Nellie McAndrews, Clara
Calkins and Messrs. Verle Brewbaker,
i Will McMillan. Floyd McMillan. Will
I Weeks. Frank Mills, Wade Short, Oil
nd belt Arnold and John Houston.
The Music Club, pupils of Mrs. Fred
Cofer, met last Saturday afternoon at
her home for study and instruction and
to - be entertained. Piano numbers
were rendered by Miss Evelyn Whit
more. Miss Beatrice Cofer and Miss
Bernlee Hector.
The fw ht www tho J oo U
Lasay tMwd-arttea of Th ttaa."
wMeh wM ho acea at the Star theater
oa Sawday. wtth the pofalar scree
star. Hum anwi. a m sntasr reap,
were take d-artag the aaaaa) tartat
heat of otse of the taost itomlaim
heat crabs la Aasertca. The Laeky
cosafaay received peraUsaioa to pho
tograph these terse wtth- the ad
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its aaeaiWrs were cot to he revealed.
At the coaaoletioa of the pictare the
ictsb ateaihers were tavtted to a spe-
JcUl prrforssasice gtrea ia the aUlag
! rooaa of the faatocs crab homee. "The
Dupe- is a Parastoaat release.
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Mot lag plctare have sever bees
turned to a store useful asd beeeftcial
purpose thaa la traaslattag to the
screes "A Christmas Carol," that lav
perishable Dtckeas' classic, to be ex-
hibited at tho Orpheas oa Jasaary II
aad IS. Is Bltsebird Photoplays, aader
the title of The Right to Be Happy." I
The special reasons for coaaawadiag
this great work to theater goer are
set forth as follew: ,
1 Until sow the ssarveloaa word
pictures Charles Dtckeas drew of ta-
cidesu ia Loados life save bees the
joaly BMaa whereby the beaaUea aad
jbeaescial precepts set forth la "A
j Christmas Carol" might be transmitted
to maaktsd. BloeMrd Photoplays, inc..
have visualised the classic aad gives
it the year-rbwad title of The Right
to Be Happy." .
2 This title Is seemly aad appropri
atefor the lessons Dtckeas baa
taught are applicable to every soar la
.'every day of every persoa'a life. The
"Christmas spirit" to only a means of
centering, or emphasizing the great
purpose of the classic narrative. July
or December. ' November or March
t-ere is no stated season for the hu
man heart to expand in benevolent and
worthy deeds. ' '
James J. Jeffries, for years champion
-earrwelght pugilist of tho world,
rives an exhibition In1 "Pennington's
Choice. the attraction at the Bur the
ater tonight. ' Jeffries Is teaching hos
ing to Francis X. Bushman, hero of
he story, that Boshman may return to
the Ca-iadseari'ea tad trovaco sev
eral of his enemies. The film carries
a love story Jhro-tthDoC
iHmltlve life In the '
FIRE!
We have a good warm fire in our
store for you. Don't stay out in the
cold. Our store is the warmest store
in Klamath Falls.
We have good warm goods to keep
you warm when you go out. In our
line of underwear and hosiery for
ladies and children, you will find
what you need to keep you warm.
In our line of Coats, yK. v" find
some good warn ones am
ilso good
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warn.
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warm.
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Services at 8:30 and 10:30 tomor
row at the Catholic church, Eighth and
High. It
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bargains,
keep vou i.i-ds and
We want vou to keep warm and will
help you?
Come in and
Get Warm
STILTS DRYGOODS CO.
"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
STAB THEATER
Metropolitan ktwree Cerperatiea
Preseats
The Distinguished Screes Favorites
Francis X. Bushman A Bevtriy Bayne
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"KNNINtTON'o CHOICI"
A Five Part Photo Drama of tho
Canadian Northwest
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ICE FOR SALE A few tons of real
ice, 12 inches thick, for sale while It) "
lasts at 65c per ton on Parker's wharf. I
Shlpplngton. Phone 82X. 13-lt I If aaakoa PraeulaasV rLMal
1 ORPHEUS THEATER
Saturday
"The Fake Part,"
A Drama In Two Reels
Hulda the Silent,"
Drama of Love and Intrigue, 2 Arts '
"The Three Wishes,"
In One Part
"Their Awful Predicament,"
A Lhe Wire of Laughland
Sunday and Monday
Brilliant Bluebird Photoplay, nictur.
'inK Dicken's Greatest werk:
"THE RIGHT TO BE HAPPY"
Screen ersion of Charles Dickens' Im
mortal clajisic, "Christmas Carol." I
CAST (
Ebenezer Sciooge Rupert Julian'
Bob Cratchit jonn coi
:irx. Cratchit Claire McDowell'
Tiny Tim Francis Loo
Jacob Marley Harry Carter'
Fred (Scrooge's nephew .....-...'..i....
Emory Johnson
Roberta Wilson
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Saeetfaeart
. Francelia Billington
Seven P)ls In All.- Admltalen Its'
The Orpheus gives only one show
acb evening, beginning promptly at
8 o'clock.
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By Margaret Turnbull
AnAppealtoTaxpayersandVoters
It has been Intimated that the coun- subjected. Let then aad their fami
ly court removed the bounty on co- lies get out In a sparsely aattled coun
yotes because certain persons were try and they will ask for protection aa
thought to have brought skins from quickly aa any one.
California to secure the larger bounty, "one child's life U worth nor thaa
paid la Klamath count I at- lne tUl hMn u
I, for one, will give $25 reward for In Klamath eouatv. Children are It.
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Tua u a flim play which abounds la, the arrest and conviction of any per- lng sent to school oa horses, hut oven
unusual thrilling situations. The story , i0 or persons bringing skins from an then the danger Is very great for a
deals with soma strange but most la- u'ld county or state to secure the rabid animal of say klad fean Both-
bounty here. Anyone else desiring to lag.
add to this reward may leave thelr(
names at the Herald office. A man
-avtiea Pisana & d ...- A..a
'creating evolutions la modern society,
Coming Wednesday.
These Ban In
"UNDER TWO FLA0S"
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Face In the Mirror,"
Essanay Drama in Three Parts
"The Chalk Line,"
A Via Comedy
outside Klamath county perjures him
self when he tries to collect bounty In
this county.
job raoiu coyoic menace is really out
becoming vtry serious. Many farm- and
Many other
much than is
danger Is not
counties are paying
asked here and the
limnur null and hoc. which f
able them to "stand up" thrmitb i
Ciime. The glilo' tram la talklni '
doing something Mmllar In onlrr
I buy shoe alia
Ily Wrdnenday of next week mBt
gay, light hnanrd student mill H
l'i nv n In Die ilrplhK of tlxKlialr, I
haps never to rise, for by that time
rivlnatltm exemptions will be kna't-
and thofc whoxf conduct or Kf
fave been unnattfactory muni artl
on their subjects. Those who set
this year should be thankful Indeed.
One section of Freshman KnstM
class dramaltzed 'The l-egt-nd
weepy Hollow" Thursday. rry mix"
lo Its credit as well ns amusenti'ni.
grpnt.
Bo do not begrudge the few cental ORACB M. E. CHURCH TO
,ou win nave 10 pay. we are sending have aoa-riai ornviCI
invnsiions oroaacasi 10 farmers
ntoekmen to come here
to
halm
era and stockmen forced to attend this f..ii,i ., .. ... k...i t... ' Sunday n.ti.'iiln
session of court are very much worried they come only to find the country
over the condition of affairs around overrun with mad don snrf mvi..)
their homes. In many cases the wives Th Miuinn, .. ,...i ., ..
Dreamy Dud ,Haa a Uugh en th.,nd eWWren are being left alone to country, asking for a 110 bounty, are
"HoM"Eseaaay Cartoon Comedy! k fUr T, Wh"t ,r' thej' - "' 'ned. with only a few ricrp-
.... . m cue oi an auacici Uons, by all who ran get to ten one of
There are Incidents in the last 30 them. The danger Is Imminent; action
ds)s In Langell Valley where the wo- should be taken at once. Mr. Tag
men have been kept in the bouse all payer, sign the petition.
day by a mad coyote. Mad coyotes arc
reported very numerous around Swan
lake and the Bly country and It Is
hard to Sad a man from this section
of the country who has not had some
experience with a mad animal.
'Path News,"
Current Events
SUNDAY AND MONDAV
Haunted and Heundsd."
Knickerbocker Drama In 3 Parts
"The Trial Run,
Hamrda of Helen Series
"Makes and wnlaa,"
Kaltm Comedy
"ltths NewaV
Current Events
Bo far none uave been seen In the
country west of Link river, hut It I.
only a question of time until tbey win'
i oe tBcre.
Yours sincerely,
A TAXPAYER
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The high school orchestra accompa
nied tho assembly Hinging Thursday
wit! Iip ii "Mr?
bm to Church" Sunday at lhe Mrlfc
dint church. Kcry nicniln'i' ' "
church In expected to lti pre ill nda
special service h:t bwii iirranr!
Thero will liu ii xlmrt seriniiii hy iH
pastor, followed by a prog-nin
ducted by the lay ini'inberri II
hopeil to mRko UiIh u meellng fr'rt
oral dlscUMslnn nml fur hukki'i!!'"1'1
to Improving the work of the church
Tho followliiK iniislc will be (!le!
Come Jvsus Itnlcoincr (llnrll'11!
Mrs. V. T. MolHrlmiibnrlier; Ai'lbrS
Hush My Hmil, Choir; duet, l'H
Thou .IoIiuvhIi (Donltciltl), l.iirf"(1
MebaSey and V. T. Motschenbnrh
The Very Latest. Just Out.
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Men fitting around the are in their n5orn'nr- "PWlni the music a j-rtut uta n(lV0 no equal. They pny tho W
own homes In Klamath Falls feel safe
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country people are being
Ah a result of several nttemptM lo
mine money for suits and hIiooh, koiuo
of which were very successful, tlio
basketball hoys now haw neat, lit
est ilhldenilM. Boo tlicm before M
Hiiro unit iittMi innHoi. l rrl'j
OBenl, nor K. IC. K. Hlom. 13 Jl
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