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THEJVENiNG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
T
5 o c i e t y
i,..r fir unuminiiy
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Pt tml "' "",rl0,
' .n till' Allium;"" kui.iwi.
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?; 'Tor'l'o IM.U...U of the
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...hlCH tlH'HH HOIIll-IlllllllO
t,B,1 hi-ro won. ninny Pleasant
C: i horlimH. ""lt ll ",,,y, "
" ... iii week wiui (if more than
"V J llc.mci. in Hoolal circle,..
,ul . ,. beginning ' wlml
CI"1"15 ... .... mwlllllV MUCVUHNtUl
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rloter
, hundnd ciil-loa enjoyed tho
T ..... In.t IllKllt t HlO Wllltd
."". .... ,., which MrH. Oiiroy
r,llT, m ' " w,tlm,Wi MrM
5 ' . '"' MrH:, ,,urry
Cia f vluw tho (luncQ
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JSeroolho iMilWlnn fund f.r lh.
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build next your
. ,. nnrfed condition (mil tin.
..r-mont of tho lumtolry Himrod
SSTi .rr.nI..C -ory dotal.
IBccc. HI""'"1"" '"""' '"" ",
' f..ii(iirn)t (if llin
l the iuen'ii -
Tim Woman'M Library Cluli hold a
vury InluroiitliiK inuctliii; yimtorday
aftonioon. Tho iiiiiiiiIhii-h woro ad
(IriWHod hy l)r Claim Htnwitil, who
Kiivo an liiHlriirljIvn talk on her
work among llin niimlllon plimtH
during tho war purlod uhd tho r-on-illlloiiH
n h hIiii round thorn., which
wiim greatly enjoyed hy thu ludleii
priMimt At tho next meotlnjs Hat
urday November 22, MIhh KiiiiiiIm
Virgil, who linn charge of tho duiti
iwtlc Htlnnco dopiirtinoiit of tho pub
lln hcIiooIm, will give a prpor and
(loinoiiHtriitloii on ".Mllli and lu f lod
valiioM." Thin will lm given untlor
tin. auspices of llm Home KcomoiiiHh
dopiirliuiml of tho cluli, which will
utility child wolfaro UiIh year
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Klamath Falls Music House
Al 507 R,"ln ,:"rl Hliophord HiiyH,
"lluy miiHlc MiIh riirlHtniUH " tf
Personal Mention
druw unlvorHiil
crowd wan tho
dteiilon.
A number linn
...i.niA rrn ii '"
iinelng of tho HlKhland IIIiik ""'I
other fancy i1"ch uy ..n.u "-"
fjoan Thompson
The danco kItoh by tho Amorlcnn
Lcjlon at tho Moon.. Mall Tuomiay
ibt was uniiouuicuiy uhu v,i ..
BMt succesuful of tho fioason. T ho
'iinn had nH iholr buwIb ox-Hor-
,lce men and tholr women rolatlvoH
ud friends, and tho miiiiiborit of tho
Tobw,i Kellcf fori. Thoro woro
.,di from Merrill, uniioqiiin,
. i. I.. ..... t ti 'iMti
Boninn ami n "' " '
retries orcherttra funilHhod oxcol
Itat music for Iho dancorn and
ibose ho did not cam to danco
llijed cards
Jin Mnrjorlo (iallachor or n-
loii, Calliorniii iiohkiuuu "-
Loeiis llli a vocal nolo.
J 11. Carnahan, pri-Bldoni m
KliBth Post No. 8. of tho Anicrl
In Legion, dcllvorcd an addrcsH of
elcome. Mr. farnahnn told of tho
iirposon of tho Legion mi! oxt.-nd-
led an Invitation to oil ov-sorvico
ten, not already moiiibytf. to Join.
Ui the charter of tho l'OHt Ih clonnd.
Is likely that tho Inlvltntion fro
III he rained Many in on took nl-
f utije of tho lnftivtlon in jo n
.01.
Mrs. Verio Ilrulmkor ontortalnud
be Kcdron flub at hor homo on '
fine street Thursduy ovonlnR Aftof
he bujlncH.1 iiuH'tliiK thoro wan a!
tleasant social hour. Kofroxhinuiiti.
ere served hy tho lumtouu.
I
A mcetlnK of tho Womon'H For-,
fljn Missionary Society of tho I
elhodtst church wbb held WodncH-
iij afternoon at tho homo of Mr
Elliott In Hot BprliiKH Addl
Thero woro llfteon Indies
resent. Mtb. I). M. Smith wns tho
sier of tho niootlnK.. tho Bubjoct
hlch was India, hIio bolni; ns-
ted by Miss Campbell. A hocI.U
mr followed tho Btudy, and the
Mess, assisted 'jy MUs Campbell
1 her dauchtor (Jrnco. Borvod
ellclous rcfroshniontB.
Mrs. Louis Ilrndfonl ontortnlnod
11 her homo on Lincoln strcot Snt-
cvenliiB, in honor of hor
band's llrthdav. Tho nvrnlne
" Passed In nlnvlne enrds. tho
'W scores being wen by Mra. O. L.
n and Mr. Sid Bvcins. and tho
"olatlon prlzo fnlllnir to Mr. J. J."
,rer. RcfrcBhmentH woro sorvod
'' the hostess.
guests woro Mr nn.l Mm. .T. J.
"ker, Mr. and Mra. Pnrev Kvann.
' and Mrs. O. L. Ilrown. Mr. and
" N. W. ConfSnhnnm Mr nn.l Mn
'd Eans, Mr. and Mrs. John Hnm-
0D'Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Manning.
'S3 Mlnnln Tlnrnil... r.nln.lnln.,,1
'wo tables of cards last Saturday
' Thoso prosont wore: Mr.
11 "" J. R. Ilratton, Mr. and Mrs.
v' 'lOgUC Mls.1 Pnvn Unirim nnil
r ai"l Mrs. faroy M. Unmsby.
"l"' Chapter of l. 10. O.
' met at tho homo of Mrs.
"rubakor last Saturday ovon-
fhrco now mombors, Mrs. Hort
'"onias. Mi-U n
ft . " "iiu uruiu uiirn
I. Ml8s '''rnneea noatty woro
Ml1 'itO tho Snntn.,,
Tk
Musical study Club hold lta
hart. !?etl"B ,lt Ul' "omo of Mrs.
Boon. ""imuin mis nuor-
I). Ilowman of Chlloiiuln Ih In tho
city today.
Solum Mclliiynoldn of Midland Ih
In Klamath Falln today.
Mr. and MrH. Charley IMckutt of
Merrill are In Klamath KhIIh today
I K. Kllgoro of Lorella Ih In tho
county Heat on matters of IhihIiichh
1). K. Veuni: of Nuhh Lake left
thin niornlni; for Portland on u hiiHi-!!
iiohh trip. I
Mr. and MrH. Karl Johnson are
In Klamath Falhi from tholr home
at .Mount Hebron.
It S. AdauiH came up from Murrlll
today and Ih looking aflur personal
matters.
J. II. HohhIb of Korl Klamath Is
In Klamath Fulls today looking aft
or uintterH of buHlnuHB. i
Jas. W. Sullivan, rancher, whose
farm Ih near town, was In tho city
yoBtordny on matters of lmnlncKH. II
I). KIIIh Young, who operates a
ranch on tho Merrill road, was trans
acting business at tho county sent
yesterday.
Neva Whltlatch, who has boon
omployed by tho Shasta, Is confined
to hor room with a severe cold ami
other complications.
Among tho now nrrlvalB at tho
White Pelican hotel aro L. Jones of
Portland und It. K. Woodson of
Onintii Pass.
J. S Kvans, Han Fruncibco attor
ney, who formerly had a practice
here, is in town for a few days In
connection with legal business.
W. Llndsey and
lai.t evening from
Home of the New Edison
which solves the Mystery
of Music
Edison waves his wand and the secrets of nature
and science reveal themselves.
Think of his inventions! Electric Light! Motion
Pictures! Phonograph! Each is founded on his
discovery of some mysterious secret of nature,
some strange law of science.
People ask: "How is it possible for music to be
literally RE-CREATED?" Yet Edison found out.,
THE
New Edison
'The Phonograph with a Soul"
is in a class by itself, because, as Sigmund
Spaeth, the distinguished New York music critic,
says: "Edison alone has mastered the secret of
tone-color. This makes his record an artistic RE
CEATION instead of an imitation of something
whose reality must be left largely to the imagina
tion of the hearer."
Agents for the
Aldrich Piano
THE WORLD FAMOUS
Steinway
The Kurtzman and Emerson
Pianos, and the Famous
Aeolian Player
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if
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Which claims countless thousands
of music lovers in America today
Make a list of the Sheet Music you want,
is not in stock we will order it for you.
If it
KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE
GEO. A. WIRTZ
725 MAIN STREET
Mr and .Mrs. J. A. Mnntcr will
loavo tomorrow for their homo In
Is. ....... .- .1 .1. !... - f.
family returned -nll:o '" xi'e" wn- nmr. .i. ;"
Fresno. Calif or- ,or hus ,)('c orMB u carpenter
nla. whore tho havo been for a short 1,uru " Hummer. Ho plans to close
while on business and pleasure. !out ,,lK Vrovony In California and
ruturn hero next spring for a per
manent residence.
A CORRECTION'
It. K. Uradbury was in from IiIh
ranch in tho vulloy yusterdny trans
acting business in connection with
tho Klamath irrigation district.
Mrs. A. L. Marshall and. her two
chlldron of Olene loft this morning
for Indiana, whero they will visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. O. W. Dally and Mrs. E. U
Poland went to Dorrls this morning
Mrs. Dally has been living In Dorrls
but expects to return hooii to Klam
ath Falls.
Mrs. IS. J. Mears, mother of Miss
Mabel Mears, left this morning i r
Medford, whoro sho expects to re
main an Indefinite timo.
Mrs. J. W. Hnnta left this morn
ing for Sacramento, San Francisco
and othor California contort) to spend
tho winter wllh relatives and friends.
Misses Ethel and Kitty Puckott
loft this morning for Portland,
whero thoy will spend a fow days.
William Crawford, a promlnont
stock man of tho Klamath rosorva-
tlon, was In town yostorday attend
ing to matters In connection with
Indian affairs.
Ed. Sutton, rancher of tho Miller
Hill section, was In town yestordny
on matters of business. Mr. Sutton
is president of tho Klamath Falls
Nationnl Farm Loan association, In
whoso bohnlt tho fodoral appraiser,
It. A .Sanford, is now touring tho
county to oxamlno tho securities of-
forod for fedoral farm loans doslrod
by various fnrmors.
Miss Opal Cardwoll and Miss
Cutharlno Caldwoll wont to Merrill
yesterday afornoon, Miss Cardwoll
to spond tho wook ond at tho Qln
conlnni ranch and Miss Caldwoll to
visit nt home.
Loo Sullivan, doorgo Chapman,
Vanco Hutchlns and Pollco Chief II.
L. Wilson wont hunting cottontails
in tho vicinity of l'ino Grove yester
day. Tho casualties among tho rab
bits woro numerous. Each of tho
huntors roturned lust night with tho
iimu. i
dipt. J. W. Slomons and Ed. und
George llloomlngcamp will loavo to
morrow morning for I'ortlnnd to nt-
tend tho Pacific Intornatlonul Live
stock show, at which tho entire
country west of tho Rockies will bo
roDrosontod. and to attond to busi
J A. Nownhnm, whoso ranch en
tho uost sldo has produced ninny
llm- specimens of fruit in times past,
loft this mornlni; for Santa Cruz,
California, whore ho will muke his
permanent homo Mrs Newnhnm
loft two weeks ago for Santa Cruz.
In the advertisement of K. Sugar
man In yesterday's Herald an error
was made In stating that the closing
hour tor all days except Saturday
'would be 9 o'clock. Tho closing
I hour for Mr. Sugarman's store 1b 6
o'clock, except on Saturday, when it
Is 9 o'clock.
Orange blossoms were adopted
for bridal wreathB because tho
orange branch boars fruit and
flower nt tho samo time a sign of
plenty.
NOTICE OP DOXD SALIC j shoulder, one small white mare,
'branded S on both Jaws. $10.00 a
Sealed proposals will be received head reward. Phone O. K. Livery
by the Common Council for thu pur- Stable or write W. L. Sims, Klam
chaso of five issues of City of Klam- ath Falls, . 14-5t
ath Falls Improvement Bonds aggre-
gating J97.031.22, authorized by or-j
dinances of said city, numbered 480, . .,-,, -..w ,, Aceicxr
481, 483, 484 and 485, for the im- TOO LATE TO CLAbMr Y
provement of Lincoln Street from
Ninth Street easterly to Eleventh
Street, including intersections, $6,-'
(111 0 fn fn tmnrnvuman. nf . ' v"
Tenth Street from Main Street north
erly to Lincoln Street and High
Street, easterly from Ninth Street to
SALE Two
plete bed, also
447-M.
large rugs, com
counter. Phone
15-3t
9nS3 iHhi7?N'ikSNE3$ "IW HMM HMBM MMMBppllllBB
' IH ill YOUR CHRISTMAS
VI VIC i KOLA NOW I
Ss Es Owing to tho great shortago In cor- ;2
$ gpzS tain standard mako models and tho
jy '' h- reasonable terms that aro granted ;
1 ssj: gr5 by our firm, better select your Vic- :r:
I 5?iSf trola now und let us set It aside for ts
, S53 r"311!?? Christmas Evo delivery. xl; .
fj!y tJliPi . Open Two Evenings
gsfzs; jwflfi (f Wednesday-Saturday
lfiiW?y EARL SHEPHERD
llP COMPANY j
I MtSSi&'fflRK-' "!U,V Mllslt" ",,s niilstmius"
xNMXJaaWAgi. Vnt rally Located 507 Main St. 3
Plnvon.l, Stront S 1 5(18 47' fnr Ihn WANTED By
ln.nrnvi.mnnl lt Mnrlrnt Strvsnt frnm ' keeper , Set Of
the northerly line of Sixth Street noons F
to the southerly line of Lot 10, in
Block 17. and the southerly lino of A VACANCY at
Lot 30, in Block 18, of Second Rail
road Addition, for $2,921.60; for'
competent book
booka for after-
447-M 152t
Whitlock
ments, 524 High cor. 6th.
Apart-15-lt
the improvement of Esplanade Street J..OST Scotch
irom mo nonneriy siue oi wan.
Street to Intersection of Pacific Ter
race: Pacific Terrace from Huron'
collie dog, 4 or 5
months old. Dark gray white
breast, white streak1 on nose, all
Vi . ', .. . , -. .. ic . ituui icci vvtiiLC Ausnrjio i-u iiaiiia
ai street nonneriy loi-oruuiiu ., , H Return to 42 Main St.,
iutiuniii., uu Au.i.fu,u ...wt .uuw An.i rprplvo rfiwnrn.
erly to the city limits of the City
15-2t
of Klamath Falls. Oregon l including F0R SALE Sweet cider In any
, ntersections, for SG5.811.92; for quantities. Phono 253-X. 15-tf
tho improvement of Grant Street
from Eleventh Street northerly to
Llnkvllle Cemetery, Including inter
sections, for $976.00, respectively.
Proposals to purchase such bonds
will be received by the undersigned
up to and including the 24th day of
November, 1919, at the hour of 8:00
o'clock p. m. and opened at a meet
ing of said Council immediately
thereafter. Said bonds are to be
dated when issued, due ten years
after date of Issue, optional at any
coupon data on and after one year,
bearing interest nt 6 per cent, pay
able semi-annually .principal and in
terest payable at Oregon Fiscal
Agency in New York City.
Proposals to purchase must be un
conditional and accompanied by cer
tified checks for 5 per cent of
amount of proposal.
By order of tho Council.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge, City of Klamath Falls.
13-10
WANTED Work on ranch by man
and -wife, middle aged. Would
take charge of ranch for salary, 603
Jefferson St. 15-4t
Just arrived
Music House.
Records.
at Klamath Falls
300 Catchy New
15-lt
FOR RENT Housekeeping' rooms
nice for one or two men. 203'
Main. 15-2t
IT
ESTRAY
LOST between Klamath Falls and
Ashland, three brown mare mulos
one branded with V on right stifle,
ono branded with H. J. on left stifle,
ono branded with HEW on left
FOR SALE First class milk cow,
young, giving milk now. Phone
4 50-J or address 930 Ninth St.
15-5t
WANTED Bids for moving my saw
mill outfit, consisting of 2 boilers,
engines, and mill machinery from
present location near Olene to
Sprague River near Yalnax. To be
dono at once while weather is favor
able. See H. H. Edmunds, 813 Lin
coln or phono 251-R. 15-2t
FOR SALE Ono set of 1916 Saxon-Six
sent covers. New, $15.
Phone 18F13. 15-2t
LOST Boy's gray sweater. Please
return to 436 Klamath. 15-lt
A New Tire
Hero Is a tiro that Is a tire THE GENERAL CORD. It is
guaranteed for 10,000 miles, but you don't hnve to worry about
that, for it will always boat that mark. Tho next tlmo you buy a
tiro, buy a General It's tho tiro you've been looking for. ;
Wo hnvo a full lino of accessories hero. Drop in and look
them over. ,
HOAGLAND & McCOLLUM
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