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AND SATURDAY
STAR THEATER
gCXDAY AND MONDAY
CLARA KlMRALIi YOU NO
And Her Own Company
In
l'THK IJKTTKn WIFE"
Also
A Uljc V. Special Comedy
Starring
LA BUY SEAMAN
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-"YAPS AND YOKKL8"
TEMPLE THEATER
HU.VDAY AND MONDAY
GLADYH LESLIE
"A STITCH IN TIME"
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a
Two Rl of Good Comedy
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE)
MOTION PICTUKKb
TIWDAirH AND SATURDAYS
Merrill. Oracos)
In Scandinavia, Thursday Is con
sidered tbo unlucky day of the week,
Imtead of Friday as in other lands.
"PAL" GOOD WORD, BUT SLANG
Term In Qsod Society AccspUa M
Msanlna "Chum;" In Vocabulary of
Crlmt Stands far Accomplice.
The dictionary recognises the right
of "pal" to Inclusion In our language,
thoogh designating It as slsng. I.Ik
Biany words thus classed, It Is a terse
way of expressing a relationship
readily understood hut not so easily
denned. In good society It Is accepted
as meaning a rhuui. a congenial com
panion; In the vocabulary of crime
It atauds for a confederate or accom
plice. The most natural and Instinctive
thing In life Is a desire for congenial
compiinlonihlp; only the abnormally
developed mentality caa live on a
sufficiently exalted or shsll we sa
self-centered plane as to other per
sonalities. A pul Is au Intltnute friend of either
sex. to whom one may "talk as tht
heiirt heats,' may confide hopes. fear.
bnpplneKS and disappointments, cer
tain the triiHt will not be betrayed.
Iletween opposite sexes Is excludes
lotemaklng or "spooning." hut mean
a broud. Intelligent, faithful, yet subtle
friendship, since all friends are nut
puis; not necessarily a unanimity of
opinion, hut a disposition to "agree
to disagree" in cose of differences.
There Is a tacit respect for each
other's Individuality.
I'erhnps one of the best tests of a
pal Is Hint the two enjoy silence to
gether; there Is a sense of companion
ship In being together without the
constant trickle of words which most
of us feel necessary unless one would
be thought unsocial. Detroit Free
Press.
Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
The Next Fire
may get your car or your house. It costs so little for
protection that you can't afford to be without it. Just
phone 484 and I will call and fix you up.
JAMES M. WATKINS, JR.
Suite One, Swanson Building
LITTLE RED LIZARD8.
"It'll very funny." snld the little red
llrnrd to IiIh coiupnnlori iih they hot li
crawled along n wnlk which led from
a limine to the street, "hut people
renll.v don't know how to appreciate
things."
"I know whnt you mean." snld the
second little red llr-nrd whne mime I
wn Mule. The firm little red llxard (
was named Lionel, which his mother
hud thought wus n very beautiful '
nu me. !
"Yes, I know whnl you mean," Mule I
hiii nyiiui, Aim Wlim in murr, i
agree with you. People don't know
how to npprectnte things. Now here
there Is a nice cool day. It's not too
cool. It's not such a day os there will
be after a time.
"In fart. It Is father an unusual au
tumn day, or fall day, or whatever
you want to call It."
"I'm not particular whether It Is
called on autumn day or n fall day,"
said Monel. "So continue'
"And," continued Mule, "It Is a
rainy day. That Is best of all. The
streets are wet, the grass Is wet there
Is delicious dampness everywhere."
"Yes," said Monel. "and, people never
speak of there being a delicious damp
ness over everything. There again
they are so foolish. They don't th'.nk'l
dampness Is delicious. We. fully ap
preciate a day like this. wbeniw,M
crawl along and when everything Is
nice and weL We don't care for other
days Ilk we do for these days."
"Life Is very funny," said Mule.
"Life and people both. Now when I
say that I mean life la funny I mean
that there are so many amusing things
happening all the time.
"For Instance, while I was sitting
on this walk or rather sprawling on
this walk I beard the people talking
on the porch. Not only did they talk
against the dampness and grumble be
cause It waslnlng but they told such
jMialtei aiins'lAtl
"Will you ' tell them to meT' said J
Lionel. "Part of the time we were on
Ida. walk In frint nt th hnnco I trail I
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VANMULDRUIHER
411-413-415 MAIN STREET
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
9 SHOPPING DAYS TO XMAS
SNOW
"No immediate prospect of moderation in temperature," says the weather
man. This is probably the forerunner of several acute cold spells. Lots of peo
ple are unprepared. Those who are should SCAN THIS BRIEF LIST
and take the opportunity to buy the things you need.
SHOP
EARLY
SHOP
EARLY
Underwear
Heavy winter underwear
for men, women, boys,
children. Best makes. All
styles and sizes. A wide
ranpe of pricesl
Gloves and Mitten
For everybody.
Hosiery
Men's, women's and
children's.
Shoes and Rubbers
Men's, women's and
children's.
Bath Robes
For Men, Women and Children
This is the jolly month of the
comfy bath robe. Mother notices
that dad's old one looks as if he
needed another; dad searches
mother's old one for exactly the
right sire; and perhaps it's Santa
Clans who discovers that the boys
'and girls of the. family need a
bath robe apiece.
All the bath robes are in the
latest designs and in the latest
patterns ,in the best of materials
at moderate. prices.
Sweaters
For men, women, chil
dren and boys.
For the' Hone,, r
Everything-to keep you
warm. .
Outer Garments o
' For everybody. Men's
and boys' overcoats and
mackinaws. Men's leathers
coats. Women's aoparel5'
and furs'. Children's wear.
LIBERTY THEATRE
"TUB PICK OF THE PICTURES"
WMV
H .W. POOLE, Owner.
1IAUKY UOUELi, Musical Director
TONIGHT
"DAWN"
A story of feeling, sympathy and pathos, writ
ten by- the author of "Pollyanna," produced by J.
Stuart Blackton, and featuring
SLYVIA BREAMER and ROBERT GORDON
Also
A Harold Lloyd Comedy
"SWAT THE CROOK"
Tomorrow
"DUST-OF DESIRE"
A dramatic, thrilling and fascinating photoplay.
"Broken Blossoms" next Sunday.
Door, open lsao and 7:00 1 M. Evening pictures start ut 7;0
-I Agree With You."
thinking of a talk I had had only the
other day when It was rainy with
Leppold Llsard."
"Yes," said Llirle. "Well, of course
they were talking about the weather
to begin with and as a matter of fact
they spoke about It every once In
awhile all the time and they ended off
talking about It, too.
"One of them saw me and spoke of
how funny It was we came out and
seemed to enjoy such days. '
"But they told such curious stories.
One of them told how a child had
dreamed of bats and hud wakened up
In the middle of the night quite fright
ened by her dream. Just Imagine how
foolish that was. Gracious, there nre
so many people who think every one
must be just as "they are. I've never
heard that bats were harmful.
"And the child was especially fright
ened because she said one of the bats
scolded her In her dream and that the,
bat was a mlddle-nged bnt who was
particularly cross looking."
"How nbsurd," said Lionel.
"And they told that they hnd heard
wild pigeons ate more thau any other
animals In proportion to their size,
meaning that considering their size
they ute more than any other crou
turcs of thnt same size.
"That Isn't so funny. They told It
as something very curious. To me It
Is more curious that they should think
It so queer, becnusn I think people do
a pood denl of eating themselves and
that It's not In the least becoming of
them to talk about the way other
creatures eat I
"Then they tnlked of butterflies who
opened nnd shut their wings when
they were surprised and of the noise
they mode with their wings and of
butterflies who'd gone for their winter
sleep.
"They spoke of cnterplllars who
would strike their heads on the leaves
and mnkc sounds wlwn they were rest
ing or swinging and they thought thnt
was very queer.
"Hut to me the queer thing is that
the peoplo should talk about such
things. Why shouldn't butterflies
hnvo their way of talking Just as peo
ple have?
"No reason nt nil why they should
not," snld Llpnel.
"Well," said Lizzie, "I'm glad we're
sensible nnd not queer, though I sup
pose everyone thinks other ways from
their own nro queer. For hero I ntn
tnlklng about people being queer be
cause they think other creatures are
queer. And I'm doing the same thing
In my thoughts, tool" t t
In cold weather baby must be taken care of, so visit our
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Babies' Dept.
In toe Babies' Department we handle everything for the baby, In
cludlngiSllk Bonnets, In white and nicely trimmed. Bootees are white
but-dafntily trimmed In both blue and pink. Baby Mittens We have
them. Quilts for baby, silk coverings with wool fillings. Baby Coats
silk covered and filled with wool, In blue only. Knit Sacques is what the
baby needs. Now then, a Blanket In cotton, both pink and blue. Comb
and Brush Set forthe baby. Pillows with down filling are the delight of
the little one, where it may lie in comfort. Also the Snowball and Dar
ling Sets, in white, grey, red and cadet, keep the baby warm when ex
posed to the weather. Everything you want for baby, we have a com
plete line of it.
"Visit Our Big Toyland"
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PERSONAL MENTION f
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Mrs. C. A. Plath and daughter
Corrine left this morning for Los
Angeles where they will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Plath's mother
and later will go east to Cincinnati
whre Corrine will be placed In a
private school. The expect to
icturn in June.
Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
TAILLEUR OF GRAY DUVETYN
SPRING HAKE NOTES
Bert Dawson and family Viifiieo
with the Alex Cheyne's Sunday.
Walter Stewart went to Merrill
Saturday and purchased an auto
mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart
visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Schreiner Sunday.
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EAGLE PASS, Texas, Dee. 15.
Fred Hugo, 'American ranch man
ager of El Paso, kidnaped by Yillls
tas near Muzquiz, Mexico, several
days ago, has been released with
out ransom, say (reports received
here.
TO INVESTIGATE RAISE
OF COMPENSATION RATE
SALEM, Dec, 15. Governor 01
cott today appointed" Leslie Butler,'
Hood, River; Sidney Graham; Del
Dinsmore,' DrT.horwaldsen', Port-v
landV and C jiijwley, of McCoy, .
a committee4tf0prcsent-; the state
at a conferenoe'-JwiPortlapd Decern--ber
22, to inquire Into' the 'question
of raising .rates for injured ' work
men 'under the workmen's compen-sition-"dctfl
wbllh is the main rea
son for calling a special session of.
the legislature January 12. Five
other committeemen are to be named
by the ; Oregon Industrial associa
tion and .fire byv the State Fedora-
tion "of Labor.
MURGUIA PROMOTED
In excellent tasto Is this tallleur of
gray duvetyn, cut with collar that Is
most becoming, whether worn high or
low. Narrow belt Is placed at a rather
high waistline and fine tucks and bone
buttons well placed relieve the severe
line.
The flatness of Denmark is some'
fl . . m.t . I
wnai remarKaoie; me loiuesi moun-, MEXIC0 CITY, Dec. 15. Gen
tain of the country is said to be eial Prancjaco Murguia, for somo
only 535 feet high. j tIme comman(1er of military forces
Many of the women and children ln the northern part of the republic,
of Slam are clay eaters. . nas been named nead oI the force3
in we state oi sonora.
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Your Christmas Shopping
will be easy at The Sunset Grocery if you will drop
in and see us. We will have a good selection of all
the real good things to eat. Our line of fresh, new
nuts and candies for the holidays are in. In the face
of the sugar shortage it has been really hard to se
cure some of the things that in former years we have
had. But we have been digging around until we
have finally secured a fine assortment at prices
which will attract you.
Our line of Mince Mats, Jams, Jellies, Plum
Pudding, Raisins, Citron and Orange Peels, Figs and
Dates will be complete.
Place your orders with us and we will take
care of you in the manner in which you will like.
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