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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The Evening Herald
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WEDNKSDAY, 1KC. HI. tl
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OPERA HOUSE
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AM) SATUItDAY
STAR THEATER
TODAY
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- A I.uj;liable l-'nrco Comedy
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A Dundy Comedy in Two Part
",0 MOTIII'.lt TO (JLIDi: HIM"
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
SHIHIiKV MASOX
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"THE KIXAli CLOSE VV"
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Two llocls of (IimmI Comedy
' Oregon" Is the title of u Itlsturt
cnl roluino by John II. Homer, A. M.
I.itt. l . hend of the department of
Mi-toitcnl research of tho Oregon
Ar.ilcullunil college, dealing with
Oiegon history, lltenituio and tho
men who havu helpud In the making
of the stnto since tho earliest days of
(discovery. The book Ih dedicated to
j the "Heroes and llcroluoi of Ore
gon," past and present, ami contains
la detailed mass of vulunblo Ittforniu-
I tlon, obviously gathered by wide and
l ainstaklng research, which should
i make It Valuable to every student of
j the Ktsio'a history
The author, having been n resident
of tho state for lmlf ft century, tmd
'vlth ft gift for historical research
end analysis, la peculiarly fitted for
; t p tusk of writing a historical work
of this sort. In compiling tho volume
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New Yearns Dav
JEWEL CAFE
SPECIAL DINNER $1.00
This Date in History
in the War
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Tonight the I'nlted Statej will ex
perience Its first "dry" New Year's
Eve celebration.
Today is the 425 anniversary of
the birth of Jacques Cartlar, the fam
tfts explorer of the St. Lawrenro.
The annual national congtess of
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity is
to he entered In Cleveland during
Ihe four days beginning today.
College graduates and students In
terested In the practical advance
ment of Zionism will gather at Har
vard University today for the nation--Jil
conference of the Intercollegiate
'Zionist Association.
ho had the collaboration of n nu in
ter of ploneor citizens, members of
tl'o Oregon Historical society, among
LcihoM Cnpt. O. C. Applegate of this
ct. whoso iimno Is mentioned govor
al times In connection with burros-
It'ons and data In regard to this sec
tion of tho state.
The book covers the historical do-
elopment of tho stnto thoroughly,
dealing with the subject In flyo
I epochs, heglnnlt.g with tho earliest
or .nore preparatory schools and col-. plorntlon of tho American romln
lees of North America aro oxpe:ted 'ei t. and following In clear, flowing
If. Mes Moines today for the opening narrative thtougli tho eras of occu
of the Elshth International conven-! I ation. territorial and stnto estnU-
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE:
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAY!
Merrill. Orrctta
ticn of the Student Volunteer Move
nvnt for foreign missions.
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MIDLAND NOTES.
llihment, down to our own porl'-d.
The writer avoids the usual dry"
vein of the historian and present
the unfolding plcturu of develop-
viinent, step by step in a vivid style
(worthy of the picturesque ronvinco
There was a program and Christ- cr tne subject, considerable space is
mas tree at the Midland school house
Ctrlitmns Eve. Every one had a nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Depuy spent
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Pates.
devoted to men and women of letters
and the best -t.xntnpleg of their poet
ry and prose occupy a number of
panes.
Eventually without doubt. Pro
fcasir Horner t- book w.ll be accept-
Miss Selma Mclleynolds is spend-ed a a tot book on irr. history,
lug her Christmas vacation In Klam-j Every home and school library In
ath Falls. ! t"- st.itn ionld contain a copy of a
J. D. Hooper lost six head of fine! work so full of patriot!.' Incentive
cattle in Klamath River last week. ! for the Iu:urt through IU clear de-
Miss Julia McHeynolds visited her j Unr:ii.n of the great achievements
Miss Selma McReynolds lastot the rest
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rrfleeitis renresent'ns a thonsnnd ' wek.
Sabrlna von Steinbach, known
as
The New City Laundry
WISHES TO EXTEND TO
ITS PATRONS BEST
WISHES FOR A HAPPY,
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
FRANK NAKATA
"The Fnlr Saba." was the designer of
tile famous Cathedral of Strasburg,
one of the most magnificent church
edifices In the world.
( By the newest style of hair dress
ing, English women are adding three
Inches to their height.
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NEW YEAR'S DINNER
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Choice of
Coimommti km Tnssn
Purvo of ChcHimit, Crcutons Souffio
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Queen OHvoh Pin Mny Plckli-i
Hearts of Culnry
S.iImiI
Jewel Sprclul Prull Hnlml
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Pilot of Halibut, Santo. Mcnnlero
Potatoes, Luclllo
Choice of
Klamath Tiirkny, Oyster Dressing
Itonst Squab Chicken, 1'nrclo
Milk l-Vd Veal, Cranlx-rry Jelly
Fried ilelgiun Huru, Chuneut
VrgrCablrf
Sweet Potatoes, Itlssolo
Cnulltlower Polonaise
DfftMrrt
Cliolrv of
Hot Mince Pit
Holiday Pudding, Cider Satire
Pumpkin Pie. Whipped Cream
Ten Coffee Milk
Jewel Cafe
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This Picture Has
the Punch
Here's the picture that has all
the punch necessnry for a cork
ing good photoplay. It Is
"THE DEVIL'S TRAIL"
starring
BETTY COMPSON
and
GEORGE LARKIN
and It is the newest World
Picture. Believe us when we
say that it steps right along
without a single dragging mo
ment to a smashing climax.
Liberty Theatre Tonight
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Arthur R. Wilson
wishes his friends and patrons a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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and announces that he has changed
the name of
4' CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
to
Wilson Abstract Company
Dr. T. C. Campbell
Physician and Surgeon
announces the opening of his of
fices, 214-215 Odd Fellows' Uldg.,
Klamath Falls.
Telephenes:
Olllic, No. 2M)
lies., White) Pelican Hotel, No. 5
To all our friends and patrons we send
our message of cheer A Happy and Pros
perous New Year.
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Apples' $2.25 per box while
they last.
Klamath Fruit
Store
Klamath Packing
Company
PALACE and
Liberty Markets
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