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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1919)
' w-yy w$i ,v S&' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATt,n,,AVt ,;riCMtl:n FAGK FOtm lOlh A TheEveninff Herald ADDITIONAL SOCIETY lfie levelling AACI1U continued from Page 5 U i) E. J. MUKKAY Editor FRED HOCLE City Editor Wallace, Lethn Miller, Pearl Dlohn, Mario Tnltiot. Vivian Klllott, l.ona,, Miller, Helen Flominlnc Klorenco ,'Wllnnl, Inez Wllllt, Jo I'PP. Ksther Calkin?, Metu Chostnln, Helen Tum or, Sybil Unmber, Lotto Caldwell, ' Florence Ilradley, Kntltorlno Upp. ' Ksther ITorlluRS, Jessie lllnckinore, and Helen MeCrcndy. I ' Mrs. Bert Cnrl Thomas entertain- Subscription terms by mall to any j nt n ,,rcttv luncheon yesterday at . .U Wi UM..V- ...... hpr homp ,,,no s(rcet Complm. Dm year 5 on Dae month - . Published dally except Sunday by Tka Herald 1'ubllshlnB Company of nuaath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. 'Entered nt the poMofflco at Klam Ut Falls, Ore., for transmission thru k malls as second-class matter. ! her home on ilientlnK her annt. Miss Clements, of .Columbus, Ohio, who Is n Kuest at . . .. , . . , . 'the Thomas home and Mrs. Wilson Member of tho Associated Pros , ., , , , j of Sunbury, Ohio, who Is n suest at iKe.dMp,s?iiSiSssi2 ?? rztToi C mil news dispatches credited to It Those present besides tho guests of T not otherwise credited In this pa- honor were, Mesdames Hunt, Arth 9r, and also local news published' ur wilson, Krause and William Dun- " can. All rights of republication of spe- Ul dispatches herein are also reserr- Mrg Ear, n,,ock oruinod the Leisure Hour club at Its last -SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1 0 10 ' meeting and tho highest score was 'won by Mrs. H. N. Moo. f Anarchists Turned Loose ' Of 697 alien anarchists and kindred malcontents, i plotters against the government, sent to New York in re- cent months for deportation, only 55 (Ole Hanson, late mayor of Seattle, declares only 39) were deported. All the rest, after brief detention at Ellis Island, 1 'where they were treated with marked consideration and . allowed to receive I. W. W. literature, were turned loose to resume their seditious activities. Frederick C Howe, late immigration commissioner, according to astounding disclosures, uniformly showed a sympathetic attitude toward these offenders and be friended them up to the time of his resigiaton to take up the espousal of the Plumb plan for railroad control. Us asserts, however, in his defense, that not one of the dangerous group was released or paroled save by official order from Washington! A letter to Commissioner Howe from Emma Gold man, the notorious anarchist, recently released from a western prison and now to be deported, was brought to light " It reads as follows, addressed "MY DEAR FRED HOWE": "I hear about yon a great deal, even though you are anion tb high mucky mucks to Americanize America I was rather surprised to find your name there, bnt one of your position. I suppose, must par ticipate in a- lot of foolish things. I hope, however, that yonr fine spirit and your good taste will not be carried away by the cheap nationalism which is every where raising its sinister head In America today. I hope yon and Marie are well. Please remember me very kindly to her. I leave for a two months' tour tomor row, which will take me as tar as St: Louis and back." An investigation by the House Committee on Immi gration, Representative Albert Johnson, chairman, has revealed a most reprehensible condition of affairs at Ellis Island, reflecting scandalously upon government officials, and further probing is under way. saaaaaaTX aaasZi aal BIHIIIrM aaw aaw YaH bk m I sW w 111 feS aaaaafjv at ",i-. S. vBBaBaaaaBaBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaakaaaaaaaaaaaaaV i till jfe". ?J mdmmzrmmJbibgjm i, i v wtmmmmmmmmmmimmmmtmMmmmaBaimiM V W jniberola , fi7"Wz .w m5sa-itscv Mm xoncE ,To Milk Consumers, Witn the price of butter fat where it now is and prices of labor and sup plies where they are the producers must have more money for their pro duct, 'if they continue; to produce milk. In fact, they have demanded a 'substantial raise. rn order for us to get milk must pay their price there fore must raise our price accordingly. Please remember that we milk dealers must pay the same high price for all we ! set that our customers have to pay. JL We have been distributing milk for some time with no margin and w unless we can make the business pay we can not continue in business.! In order to pay help, repair bills j and general running expenses, we 4 must advance our prices as follows; ' X Dec. 20. 1019, 30 deliveries. lj pint, S2.75; 1 quart, $4.75; 1 quart iJ 1 pint $7.50; 2 quarts $8.75; 3 qts, I $12.75; 4 quarts $1 00; 1-2 pt.'V Table cream, $5.50; 1-2 pint whip- ? ping cream,, $7.50. il Signed Perfection Dairy The Herald would bring good cheer from Klamath County; not only during the Christmas season, but during eery day in the year. Shop Early. m Genuine hand-tinted phutcs t.f Outer Lake ind Mt. Shasta at the MJII.T I'hoto Co., 1311 Main St. 19-4t 3 ! 1 hnstmas Read This Remarkable Utter! Edicon, the greatest inventor of the nc whose nunicroun inventions have brought greater comfort and enjoyment into the daily Uvea of countless millions of people hna expressed the wish to sec n phonograph in every home in the U. S. A. this Christmas 1 Edison knows how much brightness nnd cheer r;tu.iic brings to the family circle how n phonograph makes home more attractive to young nnd old alike nnd ho doesn't want money to stand in the UV7V of any family obtaining this su preme cnjoin:nt. That is why wc are able to offer you Etli.on'a New Diamond Atnberola the world's gTratest phonograph value on practically your own terms I Never mind how heavily theChrintmas scacon will tax your financial resources you don't have to go without r, pho nognph a day longer you en have an Atnberola In 'your home right iiwny. Come today to our store, nnd bring the family nlong. Pick out your Ambcrcla nnd n selection of records to fill your Christmas with inuaic. Then tell us just whnt terms of payment will suit you but and wc wi'l come to n satisfactory agree ment. Whereupon wc will send the Ambcrola nnd tcccrJn to your home nt once, nnd you will have the merriest Christmas your family has ever known. The Kcniu of IZdison r-nl; s his Atnberola' superior lo ordinnry pbo u 1: ..p'ia nnd "talk inp machines" in purity ol hw. in t!c per manent Dlamord Point R'prodjccr (no rcedlri to chnngc): in the wonderful Ar- nlRtanh Ihni me almost unbrta!;alle aid etr31. You cn Ret nil the world's bed inuaic on Amberol Rrcoida; famous opera ti.iReri. latest popular songs and dance, bandt. bnllnds, hymns. New records isjued every month. Amberolus arc priced (run $41.00 up. m This oiler oprn until Chri'tmai day m Ic30 our stock of Ambcrolit it cxSaini-J before then. "i-re urc of vtur coms hoc us without delay "TS Don't Miss This Chance To. Get Edison's New Diamond Amberola On Your Own Terms A 4i I S Br. fe. . . mil ------:r-j THE KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE G. A. WIRTZ, Prop. 614 Main Street Klamath FalU, Oregon CunNiTunEFonri-jRisTMAS ib BBBBBk III I Mi 4llrn . rABSBMrv-aM mzie UTSTmsSSSSSJr . ' TJmtW win fwtim MO n 'II III III Kim msrWrr VTgQlll-' Cigars C' mBtSSSL irPlMFMF City Milk Depot if MMMAAAAAAMM A HOUSTON'? iletropolitin Amusement HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE IUXCIXG i:vi:hy wuiMcsn.w AM) SATL'ltlUV STAR THEATER Sl'XDAV & .MOX11AV XOII.MA TAL.MAIKJK i A Tin IHJiiK Diiimiitic Picture UiSi "TIIK Xi:V .MOOX" AIm "f A Illlile WW Comctly And An IMiicntioiial Tenure. TEMPLE THEATER KUXDAV MOXI1AY KAHIj WILLIASIS (In "A ItOGUKS ItOMA.VCR Also Two Keels at Goml Comoly. MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTUREH TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS M' Merrill, Orcgoa f T v t t ;: Brighten Your Home with a beautiful floor lamp they ro ynrv popular this season as Rifts, and an article every home should have. Perkins 1ms an un ,.o,iiv jfiro rii)lay In many designs his, 24-lnch silk shades with chenille frlnso on Tnhhogany standards, etc. See them. He will appreciate a smoke stand more than most gifts you can think of. Perkins has a big exhibit ot these gifts for men. t t r Flowers Indoors during the winter months are a joy. A fernery either for a single plant or a row of them. Selected styles. Gifts for Tiny Children Pleasing the little ones and gladdening their hearts can be accomplished when, under the Christmas Tree, they find somethinn; to play house with or something in tiny furniture i Toys we carry for children for tiny tots. We have a splen- Kiddy Kars, Sammy Kars, did variety open to your se- Miniature Dining Sets, Rock lecMon. I ers, Chair, etc. Gifts for Kiddies . ! Something a Woman When Christmas comes at last ' aPlV''rV1"1 fh w,i,nM lnnV fn,. tho mfte I table with triple plate tiencn fw , ffc, n.4 n,i X,o . I mirror, drayer space 107.- ure. This sort of gift can be found among the variety of articles and large table top. Perkins phows a wuic w-.-tion in mahogany, walnut 01 ivory to match other bedroom j)iec'es of most any peno l re sign. One of these will please your wiie. r 120-126 Sixth St Klamath FaJU Oregon Perkins Furniture House "Furnisher of Happy Homes'9 y t T T t T T T T f t T T T f f T T T T T T T T y y y T y T T T y y y y y y y y h