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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1920)
I'AOK l-'IVM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATVJinAY, JANlMTtYV 10, 1020 1 Xt"t"t""te A. Society t T ? T 1 THE HIGH COST.OF CHARACTER Como and ifenr what some of Klamath Falls leading business men have to say about "CHARACTER!; GRACE M. E. CHURCH Cor. 10th and High SUNDAY, JANUARY 11TH, 1920 Young People's Meeting, 6:30 P. M. A. H. JOHNSTON, Gospel Singer, will sing. Good ' music, good time. If you have no other, church homo we invite you. It. L. MKIlltITT, Lciulrr. f.v-.av.- .. j' ,. .1 ..4...4.....4,.S..4......j.15.4.!'1'xt Frl'l'y evening, January Six- Star Theatre ? Banner Week of the Season - JANUARY 11-17 Sunday-Monday Thomas. "The t Tuesday "The Love Burglar," Wallace Reid. Wednesday-Thursday "Crimson Gardenia," Rex Beach. Friday-Saturday "THE MIRACLE MAN," the Great Artcraft Special. ' ' '' Sunday-Monday, January 18-19 MARY PICKFORD in "HEART 'O THE HILLS" . . x............ ... .imr tvuivu J"iiin "i mi IIS CONTEST Tho "Spark Plugs" (ailed to spark In last night's ccontest on ttib Elks' ulIoy.ln the mld-suason tournament, nnd tbo "Sawdust Club," captained by H.M. Ackliy1 degeatof Hong land's squad In, tn tw f ljifc, gnls of tho' contest and ledtliem in' tbJ third. ' The score follews: ' 8nwduit Club ,, Ackley 187 191i-10B--Rf Bodge 108 171 179 61 bennox J7.4 1B6 161481 Wright 154 168 196517 683 690- 683 Spark" Plugs r - Hoagland i72. 14vtl98 611 W.' Houston .. 162 190 167509 Barry,, ...., 1C ,161 118425 Lavenlk ..-. 19 P 169' 161 523 683 661 634 J. H. Carnahan thlB afternoon re ceived n telegram, stating that tho Ir rigation Congress, at Portland, by unanimous voto, adopted a resolution supporting tho Amorlcnn Legion's fight ngnlnst tho leasing of Uppor Lake marsh lands and advocating tho passago of the Slnriott bll. As tho time for action on tho thlr-t-yoar leases of Upper Lake marsh LEDUM ' FIGHT KEEPS WIRES MI You May Be Old but you're not too old; and you may be young, but you're not too young 'to find a class where you'll feel at home in the new Presby terian Sunday School now ready. Primary and kindergarten departments will be held tomorrow in the new basement. Be on hand tomorrow morning. i i ?! f ' tl "jfi X 's Y, Spite Bride," Olive lends ncars, tho American Legion Is bringing all forces to beur to defeat served at a late hour. tho proposed leases and rcsorvo tho! Thoso present were: Hural Wallon, lands for homostoading. Ivorna Wallon, Thelma Browne, Jean J. H. Carnahan, commandor of tho 'McDonald. Inez Jenkins. Edna Sovlts. local post, has received wires from Gcorgo Slcnon. Oeorge Bradley, tho Cnllfornla Legion, assuring thlslnruco Peiklns. Johnny Powel, Glyne post of tholr support, and advising jOtten and Charley Hall, that they havo wired tho California delegation In Congress to support tho Mrs. C. I. Roberts entertained Slnnott bill for restoring tho lands to, Wednesday afternoon, at a surprise entry. I party In honor of Mrs. Oscar Shlve, Jay' H. Uptojl.jffesldcnttit the Ore- who leaves soon for southern Call- gon IrffglltlorrcArgTess IB session at Portland.'has'aastired'the T post'of bis Bupport. "I am ttrong for you," he riade by Mrs. George -Wright and the aiys, "and hqvo- appointed R. E. guest ofl;no'n6r. Delicious refresh Bradbury, of 'Klamath Falls, chair-, ments were servedi Those, .present man of the resolutions committee to were: Mesdames OScar Shlve, George handle the matter." ' Wright', WJlllam Baldwin. W. O, W. B. Follett, state commander, Is Smllh. c- p- Ma8on- Geer Me"y on the eround at Portland, uslnr tho man, G. A. Krause, Wm. A.' Duncan, state artnnlziitlon's influence with, the Irrigation delegates. 'Wo arc not a political organiza tion," said Mr. Carnahan today, "and as. a post wo cannot use our .Influ ence against G. W. Of field, for 're election to the presidency of the Kla math Irrigation district, but, with the grootest rospoeffor Mr. Of field per- . 0I South Riverside street om sonally. I connot, as tho head of nPl1't!ns tnelr numerous younger nntHMiP onmnirntinn hut fi th.t. friends. The girls who gathered Mr. Of flold, In 'his stand on the lease questlon. has shown himself a friend f ,nr in,, nrf nnnA.o.i totho woYfa'fS'oi'the-pufc'ftc, afldVfof!1")". Elizabeth Fitch. Garrett 'Van that reason, propor man t do not believe he is a fcr the office." AVQIiVKS RAID VILLAGES. nOJJBAV. Dec. 20, (By Mall). Raids by n pack of man-eating wolves nro causing great terror among thoJo30i TI0 aft0rnoon wns spent in villagers of Berar on tho bordor of needlework nnd social chat after Nlzom Provlnco. 'which n tea was served. Rocontly seven persons wro killed and devoured, while many othors wero attacked but escaped. A roward of 20 rupoos Is offorod to ovoryono who kills n wolf. Mrs, 8. J-J. Mnrlln Is giving a ro caption tills nftornoon for Bishop Paddock at her homo on High street. -Mr. 0. I). Ilurko will loiivo HOon ror tin extended visit among friends nnd relatives In tho entt. St. Paul's Episcopal guild was do- .llglitfully entertained by .Mrs. 811ns I'Obonchnln this weak. Invitations hnvo boon Issued by Miss Vorila Cozad, Mrs. Losllo Tcr wjlllgor, Mrs. Hnrdln Carlor and Mrs, .John Mooro to n Masque Hall to bo Riven at tbu White oilcan Hotol llTUJllll Mrs. llolon Curry and brother, .loo .-iicijonniu, win entertain at rtlnnor .tomorrow ovcnlng, tbolr suests being: tUr. and Mrs. Lamb, tho Misses Alice McCourt and Acnes Loo, Mrs. Julo Hurlow and Mrs. Henry Davis. ' Miss Agnes Leo gavo n dinner lost Sundny In compliment to tho two re .. rnnt lirlilnl nnrlln. Mr nti.l Mru flnv -.. .-... j. .-, . .. . . ..,, Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ack ley. "-.,, T ' www T Prosporlty Ileboknli Lodgo 104 In- stalled their now officers for tho cn X suing term, Thursday evening at tho Lodgo rbo'ms. Mrs. Flora Emmltt was Installing officer-and Mrs. Kllzabcth Hamshy was doputy grand marshal!. Tho following officers wore Install ed: Olondora Marshall, noble grand; Hettlo Onrrett, vice-grand; Mrs. Mary Horiio, Financial secretary; Adeline TiCofor, treasurer. . Tuesday night a .crowd of young people gave a surprise birthday party .. iir.i. Tin. i . her home. flames and cards wero played during tho evening. Dancing was a feature of tho evening. Refreshments werej fornla. "Five Hundred" whlled nwoy the'afterridon.the' high" scores being C. H. Underwood, Mrs E. T. Ludden, Bert C Thomas, and Miss Maude Baldwin. . , . , . . H ""Mrs. Rufus 'Moore arid Miss Eliza beth McCiirdy entertained Tuesday. at a 'delightful dinner party at one o'clock .at tbe Moore home, The 'Map- Broun Mrs. Moore's beautifully de- eoratea tome were: xuesoames ueo. TJ'BaldwIn, E. W. Gown, John Foun-, iqper, Jns. .Mcuiuro, k. c. waien bljrg, J. S. Mills, Mary McLane and Ay,U Lcavltt. ' Friday nfternon another group of friends were Invlled by Mrs. Moore nnd Miss McCiirdy. the Incentive for ,, nffnlr ben Mr8, A. w, PIe, .wno loft todoy for ner homo ln San Thoso who were bidden to extend good wishes to Mrs.'Plol on her ro- moval to her now. homo wore Mes- dames S. E, Martin, U. J. Martin. Caroy Ramsby, E. J. Murray, Frank Davis, K.-G. Cummings, J. F. Gooller, Jas. McCluro, C. F. Stono, W. O. Smith, R. E. Wnttenburg, R. H. Dun bar, O. A, Wirtz, Lou Rogers, Will Baldwin, W. M. Duncan, G. A, Krause, Thomas Hampton nnd E. S, Phillips. . Miss Hazel Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fry, ontertalued at a delightful partx on Tuesday of last week. The craning was spont In games and mualc, after which ro- freshmontB wero sorred. Tho guests woro tho Misses Jennie and Anna May Johnstone, Esther McAndrows, Mnrgarot nnd Florence Dowllng, Oc tarln poLap, and tho Messrs. Austen and Thoadoro Case, Wayne Koesoo, Wallace and Verne McClollan, Virgil DoLap and Clommcns. .j Miss Frances Beatty entertained at cards at her homo ln. the White apartments on Monday evening, of last week. Her- cuosta wero tbe Mlssea Minnie Barnum, Faye Hogue, and Eunice Vandenburg; 9 ? "J f t t t t f L, w . T r T T f T t t T T t f t t T T T -4 :.. i m '"ft !h.f-t. - c -v ' :i Il7 'ty Liki$l !. I . JL &&v&fr&w&&w&w$ Miss Eva Hanks was hostess at a delightful party at her home, 733 Pine' street, last Saturday. The even ing' was spent ln cards, music, -and games. . Refreshments were 'serve! Those present were: Misses Nellie and Esther McAndrews, Jennie nd Anna .May, Johnston, Gertrude- Far Ken Eva .and Fern Hanks; Messri. Prober,- .Charles Collier, fcClemniens, 3oble,-and Colman .Q'Laiigbiin. ' i i rx .w T w - -yy wij n. , , . )VlAlr. C. C. Hogue was hostess 'to the: A. Nl' W. Club on-Wednesday. The afternoon was pleasantly spent: -' . .. -. . . m . ln-.neeqieworK, aiier wnica raireou ments.' were served by the hestess: Tose , present -were: Mesdames Charles. Martin, Rose Otej Soule Bratto'n, K. G. Cummlngsf R'.".-E. LWatte'nhurg, ' E. P'. Lawrence; O.' A. don, a,'Vw.J',AVhlte', Geofge-Chastain1', A.-Wfljgiel, E. F. Phillips, RosevHay'" den. and c.C. Hogue. 'J " -v T v ... , n yA VJ Mrs. H;iJL DunbarnteiUined tbfe W6nienrsi!Misslonary Society- o the Chrlstiah church and theicjtbands atvher home, n420 JeftoKBonstreet, on Thursday evening. . . ij, t " ( - -. ' . v Thekedron Club met at-the home of' iMlsses 'Jennie and AnnalyiMay. Johnston, 1146 Canby streetn! on Tuesday; The evening -was pleasant ly spent 'in needlework and conversa tion, afterwhlch 'refreshments ,wore served. The guests were: ''Misses Valve Drew, Gertru.de Parker, Alta Ralp'h.Maud,. and Olive Carlton, Ros Blter, Alice Palmer, Ruth" Patton, Fayo'Hogiie, and Mrs. V. G. Bru b'aker. Miss Mnrie Rambo who loft for San Francisco Thursday morning Is tho latest Klnnmth Falls girl to take up niuslc as, n profession. She Is frtudyfng music with Wallace Sabln of San Francisco admittedly ono of the host plpo organists in ho United States and taking vocal training from Mrs. Luella Wngar Coplin, who lias a national rqputatlon for bringing out musical talent. Miss Rambo. glyes every promise of a musical caroor which will reflect great crodit on her homo town, tho 8ho Is but one of a number of talent ed Klamath Falls girls who hnvo Joined San Francisco's musical col ony, Mlssea Bess Pickett, Claudia Spink, nnd Leithla Drlscoll aro nlso toklng Intensive musical training In San Francisco nnd tho tlmo is not far dlstnnt whenl Klamath Falls will hnvo n right to be proud of them all. ' Mrs, E. B. Hall was hostess Wed nesday afternoon to a number of her "viends at her lovoly new homo on Pine street. Tho nftornoon Was given over to the absorbing game of bridge' nnd when tho scores had been count ed there wns n tea, Mrs. H, N. Moe W66 awarded the prize, Those present , ' - i- ' v?4', ., i '. 'jpA. li i.' t'tf- THERE MAY BE LARGER BANKS IN THE WORLD THAN THE KLAMATH STATE BANK, BUT WHERE WOULD YOU FIND A BETTER ONE?, ":JB Klamath State Bank The Daylight Bank Corner Sixth and Main 0 ;BlI Of SfV'.rtC,! 1J' &- ! ' ' .' e- -aft ',- i- r. . -were: Mesdames Fred Schallock, H. N Moe, Thomas' Hampton, Klpp Van Riper, Earl Whltlock, J. C. Brockeri brough and G. R. Manning. Help the census .taker. POLISH-AMERICAN ' ESCADRILLE FORMED LEMBERG Galicia, TJec.?21, (By Mall), Another American air squad ron ,1s to be formed in conjunction wlfh the Kosciuszkof squadron' to serve ,yrlth the Polish army1 against the 'Bfjlshevlkl, according to Mafor Cedrlc. Fauntlero'y, commanding the Koselnszko squadron. t Thenew squadron will be named P.uiaskl,','- after the Polish patriot' IwJjo ought and died inr the American cplonJes during the Revolution. The squadron, VilT "fornj 'y?hat will be &9con'sumer and .th'e, other a food1 deafejyor producer. Persons .who ex port' (yithaut government permission articles which the Economic Minister hpldsas j necessary for-life will be punished by these courts' 7'PeqalUes will ilnclude. bdth Im prisonment and tines up to 500,000 marks., There is to be no appeal from,the verdict of these courts; "f HEADS R. R. UNION LONDON, Dec. 15. (By Mail.) J. H. Thomas, member of parliament, has 'been nppolnted supreme' head of the National 'Union of Railway men aj a saiary or t,uuu a year, exciu- sive of his parliamentary salary of $2,000. penses. Ho is allowed traveling ex- An extra- added attractloh-at the! i.ioeriy aunnay nnu .uonaay. is inejana i'.i) p. m. ana every afternoon wonderful now color photography mt 2:30 and evening at -7:30 all next Prlzma the first ever shown In week. 10 Klamath Falls. The subject is "Trout" nnd will be of great Interest to sportsmen and nature1 lovers.iQ c Help, tho census taker, S Save Your Pennies The Cash and Catry System Will Help You! i All goods marked in plain figures. No special baits necessary. Just the best of everything for less, at this Spot Cash Basket Grocery 1$flit','f-y More? . . AfeftuYtlhp, Trop. 822-824 Klamath Avenue 4-M-44"H T T f t T f T f T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T. T T T t T. f . T 7 'T T 7 T T T t 7 T T 7 T 'itV, ESTRAY , Came to, my place,- 8 miles east of Merrill, or 3 miles west of Malin', about six weeks ago, one" roan cow, with red calf, brand lazy E on left hip, uppr- half crop ot; the left ear crop off right ear. Owner may hare same by paying charges'. 10-13 JOHN CACKA. m i . " HdW 4BODT YOUR- FERN ' DISHES? ' h '-'-' ."r -i- l --- Wo have "the, ferns. ,. Order any time now. Wedding Bouquets. Cut' Flowers! In season. Potted Plants, Floral Designs: , t -iWe will help, you plan your' flower garden for. the -coming- season. In terview our landscape gardener. KLAMATH FLORAL CO. Phone 337M 210 K. Mala St. Theatres' Today STAR,', "The usner,'," Charles Ray." TEMPLE,1 'heAvalanche" ' Elsie Ferguso. ad'v1.,e , GREAT MEETINGS AT .. THBIETHODIST CHURCH. The meetings at . the Methodist church are gaining In interest every night. Thei .house was crowded last night. Dr.. Dantord preached on the subject "Finding Tfourself." He said a man must find' himself in "Some thing to do.'' in ''The Harmonious Working of his own nature," in an Hxaitea forsonniity, nd as a "Child of God". Mr. Johnston sane M'Vill Mn. 3in, in ,n Aatni nf aU especlally.io the youngsters. The song service engaged in by all the nu- dience. is a great feature of tho serv- ice each evening. The Methodists are doing their best to make everybody feel at home and welcome ln nil tho services. Meetings on Sunrtav at 11 n. m. 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