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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1920)
HSttTAYi'JM3nfKV'i9; 1MM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON paoh poun, .- SOCIETY It . (A.m J LIBERTY THEATRE L . n pick op thr ncrrvMm Tll W nnTktV hkAM UARIIV itttltttl. Muulrnl HliVrtlir fc- t - " Bl ' TONIGHT Your last chance to see "POLLYANNA" Witlwchanning MARY PICKFORD starring ,. And. everyone' says it is the best Mary has been 3 ' mwky..r seenin .' i Tuesday 'THM-iLEVENTH COMMANDMENT" Starring Lucille Lee Stewart JLMvery woman knows the eleventh 1 "-SPECIAti ATTKNTION TO TUKSDAT ENTKKTAINMKNT 'v WfTliBTe something unusual In a comody It Is tho wonderful r:-uueatel-chlnipanoo, VJoo Martin." Tlio comedy Is two full reels I.&1 Is said to bo wonderful. m ; . - 1 - : (Continued from Purts 1) BictKOtiieroR fiIay j ,-BktoariaHkekrtory orHouston's Mr bouse has It been necessary to tarn people :way, but this happened list eTeatagl the performance otl tjMy Honolulu GlrC which Is a show 6t unttiusli Jneritr But 'the disap pointed ones will have another efaance to take la the show, for Mr. Houston persuaded the manager to Rtny over and put It en again tonight. STOCKHOLM, Jan. ID. Korty- ntno members of the American steamer Mncona were lost when tho vessel foundered eff Nidlngcn Light. Tho mate was tho solo survivor. lfWWWWWWWAMriWWwAMMWWAA'AAAAAM'VWAAMAM BQNT MISS IT Tonight and Tomorrow ft .ClS'-iJ 'See Our Window ajf20,SOUTH SIXTH STREET - -. . (One half block southjjf Main) ? L -S'rS - "J .. fr 5t - X h- ' c MMAIfytfiMMAMMMMMIMVMAAMWWWMMWWM -t"M-4"M"M"S"M4 . - urctw' 'if''"'1 -H x Public Auction : I ? ... ? :: " . . . , I at ? ,i . ? ... x 3 ft: the Nathan Johnson Rancht 3smiles southeast of Merrill j (Friday), Januaryv23 ' consisting of horses, cows, farming implements, household gopdsand automobiles. ; ohe: Mrs It. A. Smith, Mnld of. Har em f Mro. Hogardus, Jostori Qlenu Jetler, TourIi Kid: tioruldlno Wall. Illiltni? Until t : Aim. llnrko. Sttmmnf " 1 y " glil: Uona'JrryJlqltolliiiLcori Chjis vuey, uu iu otiiii, 4110. viuj, jt uimio, Mrs. Doll, Uusslnn; Don noldlng. Jnnnncso; Mr, Uoliol, Foxy Urnnd pn; Harold Morrymnn, Cap & dewn: Mrs. 'nn Uctlon, Kgyptlan: Mrs. Orn hnni. HPimnl trtrl; Jnno Monro. Kyusy: t Mrs. J. S. Klllott, Miss lndopondonco; Mrs. Klllott, Canadian Captain; Joe McDonald, Clown; Miss Ulnkor, Polly of Circus; Agnes Drlscoll, nosoj lllanch Warren, Spanish Maiden; Miss Ueorgo llurton, Hox factory clewn: Paul Johnson, kid! Klslo Laird, Poipliantus; Mi. Hnnsor, Uurblll, uutioriiioit; mr. rrain r. Cnsey Jenes: C. V. Holmes Ynmu Yama; Mrs. C. V. Holmes, Pocohnn tr.s; Miss tluost. Miss MeLoushlln. telllus: Mr. Uurko, Mr. Hanson, l)r. Wlsocarver, Mr. ltoderlck Smith. Yuma Ynmns; llyron Hardonhrook, Policeman; Mrs. llyron Ilnrdonbroak. school girl; Mrs. Orvn K. Eornost, Japanese; Mrs. H J. Winters. Ynlna Ynma; Mr. H. J. Winters. Farmer. Miss Mabel Ousborgor, Mai;.m,, Sff. Will Houston, girl"; Mrs. nrattou, Mrs. Leo Houston, domlnos, Mrs. Rlenn Jester, school glrL ' The Musclal Study club mot at tho homo of. Mis. Fred Cotor on High btrcet last week and elected the fol low Iiik officers for tho coming year: President, Mrs. Charles Wood Ebor- loln; vice-president, Mrs. K. I). Johnson; becretary and treasurer. "Miss Alice McCourt. Kofreshmonls Vidro served nt tho closo of tho busi ness meeting. Mr. ami Mrs. J. E. Dratton enter tained at dinner on Monday in honor of Mrs. Richard Haydon of Calahdn, California, who is visiting her son, Austin Hayden of this city. Th'o guests were Mrs. Jlichard Haydon, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hayden and tlttlo sen, Dick, and Miss Minnlo Uarnum. . Mrs. Ilcrt C. Thomas entertained tho Kedron club at her homo on Pine street on Tuesday. The afternoon was "pleasantly spent in needlework, after1 " which refreshments wore served to the guests. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thrasher en tertained at dinner at 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening in honor of , D. Sphallhorn of San Francisco. Mr. ScJtallhorn is Mrs. Thrasher's brother. A surprise party was given by n number1 of the frhnuH of Mrs. Vail at her homo on Pine street Wednes day afternoon. Tho afternoon wai spent at cards and a dainty luncheon sorved. Those present were: MIsh Vorda Cozad nnd the Mesdnmes F, T. Andrews, Gory Cozad, Chnrlun F. Stemwell, James M. Watklns Jr., Vail and Master Watklns. "t'-L iiS?T i.:sr ' v7 f- r SALE STARTS AT 10:30 . FREE LUNCH AT NOON Terms: (fcOO or under f!af?h. All nvpr ,P "J1S20.00 credifof 10 months at 8 ner cent inter- it -- e8tjv5;per cent off for cash on all sums over $20. OUR PLEDGE FOR 19 2 0 lli v v?2Jpa 1 TO bo of honest, conscientious sor vico to our customers and tho coimnunity-utrUmVv. , To sell oniy high-ghulb gearing y pafcl tcffwalntUfn our iigirquaht standards despite conditions. v ,v To oftor the newest styles, tho finest;' fabric-qualities, tho best values l' ., clothes that you know and we know aro thoroiigllly reliable Kuppenheiiner Clothes. To price every article fairly and lion-; estly ; to tako as little as wo can rathor . A than as much as yodfll give. ( v To .subordinate all selfish interests and 1 consider "your satisfaction" of para mount im)oi"tanco. x, A To bo sure that you get satisfaction in the greatest possible measure. To adjust. alL,claimtL cheerfully and' gladly ; to remember that the customer is right always. To represent tq tho utmost all that you expect or hope for in buying clothes. To bd more than a-mere clothing stere: to represent a clothing service; a vital, pulsating force in the community; a definite personality interested in the welfare, growth and development of Klamath Falls; an institution which Klamath Falls people may. well point to with pride. KKK STORE Leading Clothiers "i In tho County Court of tho Stnto of Oregon, for Klamath County. In the Mutter of tho Estato of Thom as Drake. Deceased. Notico of settlement of final nc- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY VWAA FOIt HAI.H Ono woll-uraif' Poland rltlrtti hhfip Mrtrplll rnitln t iitlfn , inrui suasis vuiv M count und of hearing of potltlon for' east of Wilson liridgu. CI'U. Trlnk. dischargo. ,19-21 r , Notico Is hereby given that tho un- POSITION WANT1UX lly oxporlonc od man muungomonl largo board ing house or will bundle on con tract prlco. Dox 217 Herald office. t'J-21 WANTKIJ Kxporloncoir girl for housework and belli enro for two light .small chlldrun. Phono 13G. 10-tt u DIONT HAVE WELL 7S-V VTV . Mmt'Xf IWATHAN JOHNSON, Owner ?: MF.RRII.I. A- MOORF. Anrlinnw MERRILL & MOORE Auctioneers CECIL JOHNSON, Clerk ' 'M44---..S-.... "t Diir FOR n MS AN ..FRANCISCO WOMAN HAS GAIMKI) TIIIRTV POUNDS IIY TAKING TANLAC derslcnod. as executrix of tho estato I WANTKD TO IU0NT For of Thomas Drake, deceased, has, rond-1 hoiwckcoplng. furnished or untarn-j ored nnd presented for settlement, 'shod 3 to 8 room cottage or flnt j FOR 8AI..12 Pno corner lot closo In nnd filed In said court, her flir.il tic--Immediate or future possession. Ad-1 and on paved street. Tortus Phono count of tho administration of said dress Hox H. Herald offlco. I9-tf,317M. 10-22 estato, nnd a potltlon for hqr'' dls-t ' ' chnrgo. and that the 23rd day'ofj Will soil my Nash Six Special now, repruury, ivtv, uj, au q cioujtj ii. -ni. moo II. Aiariin, oa unK el. In tho court room of snld court, at 19-20-21-22-23-24-26 tno court nousn, in Klamath Fnlis, NOTIOK Itogular meeting tit Iloyal Arch Masons will bo held Tuosdny ovonlng, Jnuunry 20. lly order of MARION HANKS, High Chlof Kiamntn county, Oregon, nns beon WANTICD Position as chauffeur lixeu iv Bnin court as tho timo and, mechanic, steam shovel, ornno, or 10.20 , .-..., ,......... ., ....... .-riujimiuK uiiKHieer or will no any Kinill count nnd tho hearing of said potl-rof work Address Box D. Herald. 19 ,VAqmMnn,nH Tn , ;,, Hon for distribution and discharge. , ., WA8HINOTON, Jan. 19. With at which tlmo and placo aijy person h.oST At tho depot about train ren'""B l,l,l,'ncB8 lnon "'"' financiers Interested In said estato may nppoar tlmo Sundnv n ..nnn hn, fnllInr 0f tho 21 republics of tho western saM fina?Mo5nt and" confest" h'o c?nt"ln,nB bout 70'00 ,n b'lls and ntlnont present, tho second pan! s8aamVnnd snha;Unctaunse:, fCnnnf 'thft JffiSSS' iJ.Sr.'iiiSJK Ari 'nC,, CO"Sr0a8 "nod o -m-hx, o finni .iiovii..,inn nt on i.i I "iL""" lo "oruiu ouico or j-nono , .., r J f :. Y PUBLIC SALE 1 'TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 4920 ' f 9. Logging Horses 'r !i4 .Dnvinff Team ii: : 2 Milk Cows LoFTra' '' 5 Wagonio'wi't Ho R $ 2 Sleds, i Hack 5 Sets Logging Harness 1 Set Farm Harness 1 Driving Harness i rifi luCliains, Blocks, Saws, Tongs', "Wedges, Tramways, jsuuaing, eic. Turner Brothers' Sawmill ' "Sy2 Miles South of Olene C. G. 'Merrill, H, Moore, Auctioneers Sale Starts at 10 A. M. AinfwHle$50 cash. .Terms: Over $50. ten I months' time, 8 per cent. 5 per cent off for cash on I .yvci foy.. ' T fiMMttttttttitTM :&?&, 1tw;SrWa4-Nern- "r had? not soon a well day In twentyrftvo years until I started tak ing Tarilac," said Mrs. Virginia Stapp, of 185 Valencia St., San Francisco, Cal.- ' "t was beginning to think," she. continued ''that I would havo to bear my wretched health as long as I liv ed. I had no appetite, and when 1 managed to eat a few bites I co'uld not digest it and as I could got no strength or nourishment I foil off twenty-flvo pounds in weight. I hard ly knew what It was to bo without a headache All my.'llfo I havo been so constipated' that evory day for years I had to tako a laxative. My tonguo wa"s always coated nnd I had a had taste in my mouth all tho tlmo. M condition was so bad that I could get Httlo sleep, but would roll and roup about all night long. "But all that is changed now, for sluco taking Tanlac I am ablo to cut anything I please wfthout any bad after effects and I havo actually gnincd thirty pounds. I haven't had a 1 tadacho In so long I havo almost for gotten about them. My constipated c-edftion has been relieved and 1 never havo that bad tasto or coated tongue any more. I slpep nlno to ten hours every night, can do my house work with ease and I have sq.much new life and energy that I Just feel fine all the time." ' Tanlac is sold in Klamath Fall by the Star Drug Co., and in Lorella by tho Jumca Merc. Co. Adv, he. whv a final distribution of said estato should not bo ordered, and tho executrix aiscnargea. - Dated this 23rd clay of January, 1920. RUTH PRAKR 19-2C-2-9-16 Fxocutrlx of said Estates, , NOTICR 2C8M. 19-tf 'lpro loflnr' Notico is hereby given that thoro will bo a special communication of Klamath Lodgo.No. 77 A, F. & A. M; Monday ovcnlng January 19th, 1920, at 7:30 p. m. at Masonic Hall. Work In M, M. Pectreo. ' OponOB CHASTAIN, W. M. Honolulu n ,-, . ' uy special engagomoni, Theatres Today OPERA HOUSE "My tflrl Last performance tonight.' STAR "Heart O' tho Hills" Mary Pickford. TEMPLE "Girl at Bay" Corlnno Griffith. adv. I t( ; 'AGAIN TONIGHT , My Honolulu Girl " will' be at the Houston Opera House LAST CHANCE Upholstering, Mattress Renovating. Furniture Repairing of all kinds' PERKINS' REPAIR SHOP PHONE 41-W " ' CRATING AND PA(sfNG! " ' ' . IF IT CAN BE FIXED, WEIETlflX-Tl'' ' .A Sfc ... - 1 (A , 4. V t -v & i
