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THE EVENING HERALD,
KLAMATH FALL&, OREGON
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I Personal Mention I
Duo to tho tact Mint tho Elks nro
having a danco on Friday night, tho
data first choson by tho University
club for thotr danco hns boon chnnK
od to Tiio'sdaybf next weak.
Clydo Orlffltli nnd h. A. West,
both farmors tn tho vnlloy south of
town, woro in tho county scat this
morning 'purchasing supplies.
Mrs. Eugene Fisher nnd daughter,
Mrs. Fritz Mnrk-yardt, loft tins af
tornoon forSwan lake vnlloy to visit
with Mrs. Flshor's mothor.
E. M. irpppo was tn town yesterday
afternoon from Merrill.
Mrs. Clarcnco O. Hunt and daugh
ter, Etta, woro shopping hqro yostr
day from tholr ranch In tho Orlndnlo
district.,'
F. Ml Cloavc's ' of Crescent Is in
town for n fow days looking after
business affairs.
Sidney Smyth, of tho Warren Con
struction Co., Is spending n fow days
In town attending to company busi
ness. Bruce Shollhorn Is in town this
weok-from 'Portland.
Hay Cyr and wlfb, who have been
spending tho summer nt Klrkford,
have como into town for tho winter.
Frank Ross Is horo from tlio Iloguo
Hlvor valloy nnd may arrange to lo
cato In Klamath Falls.
Jack McAullffo, left yesterday In
his car for'Modford.
Fred Stolnor nnd wlfo nro horo for
a fow days on business and plcasuro
from San Francisco.
Hoy Durblir, Frod Houston, Lester
Klrkpatrlck Thom.ns Durbln and
Shcdd Onrrlson mndo up a party of
hunters that left hero Sundnx morn
ing for tho Merrill country, nnd they
nro anxious for thclif friends to know
that they got tho limit of gceso.
Mr. Onrrlson nnipThdmns Durbln,
.employes of tho Southern Pacific
company, nro spending their vaca
tion hero as tho guests' of Mr, nnd
sfrs. Roy Durbln.
Thd Woman's Missionary Society
of tho Christian church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at tho homo ot
Mrs. C. F. Stomwoll, 414 Ninth street.
All members aro requested to ho
present and to bring a friend with
thorn. Airs. M. L. Mlllor will act n
leader and tho subject to bo dis
cussed" is "Africa." . .
AV. H. GaddoB is a- business visitor
hero today from Eaglo Rldgo.
Chris aolllob, W. K. Urnyton nnd
A. Drayton mndo up it party ot Mod
ford motorists that arrived horo Inst
evening on n combined business nnd
pleuauro trip.
Mr. nnd' Mrs.- S. A. Illakloy, who
hnvo boon In .San Francisco for tho
pnst fow weoks, whoro Mr. Ulnkloy
attended tho I-ogglni conforonco, nr
rlvod on Inst night's train. 'After
n day spent horo they will cantluuo
tho Journoy In tholr car to tholr homo
In Rend.
VS. W. Fisher, C. C. Wlllnms nnd
W. H. Woods nro rnllroad men who
nrrlvcd hero Inst night nnd nro stop
ping nt tho W'Mlto Pollcnn hotel.
Irving E. Kostorson nnd W. I. Kos
torson nro hero from Ivan looking
after business connected with their
lumber business.
J. T. Houston and J. B. Scott, Do-
iinuza residents, mndo u
W. D. Mann, formorly conno'ctod miur skeleton Is oxprossod by of
wltli tho city flro dopartmont, liusflclala ot tho nocloty horo following
takon ovor tho mnnngomont of tho' tho dtfor by Colonel D. Crockett,
Now Hot Springs bnth houso, which ot Corvnllls, Mont., of n hugo Bko-
wilt horonftor bo known v ns tho loton which ho recently discovered
Hot Spring nntntorlum.
Restaurant Workers
In General Walkout
(Coutlnuod nam rago 1)
town yesterday and transacted bus!
ncss nt tho court houso.
Philip Odon was purchasing sup
plies from locnl morchnnts yestordny
for his ranch In tho Dairy country.
H. R. Looscloy Is attending to bus
iness affairs horo this weok from his
Fort Klnmnth chttlo ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgo Walton drovo
up from tholr homo at Merrill yes
terday for tho purposo of attending
to business affairs, hero.
A. E. Onlo was n county seat visit
or yesterday from llonunzn, whoro lio
oporntos n ranch. E. S. Riley nnd
Robert Clungston wero other Bonnn
za farmors who transacted business
horo yestordny.
Sirs. Fred Murphoy loft on tho
morning train for n vacation trip
to San Francisco.
Ross Flnloy Is bnck In town after
several weoks spent looking nftor his
cattlo lntorcsts'ln tho Dly section.
.Too Foster of Round lako Is mak
ing frequent trips Into town theso
days with winter wood for his pnt
rons. Ilcrt WIthrow left this morning
for Rocky Point for tho purposo of
closing his summer hoathouso for
tho winter months.
Duck Williams Is In town this week
from his largo cnttlo holdings on tho
Sycnn marsh.
Walter 0. West Is n city visitor
today from tho Klamath Agency.
Undo Nato Merrill was In town
today from Merrill visiting with old
friends.
J. Y. Tipton and family havo mov
ed Into town for tho wlntor from
Klrkford.
tho contrnct. Whllo not nbsolutoly
Insisted upon, tho proprietors asked
for seven days u wook work. Tho
cooking pnrt of tho contrnct wns not
objoctod to so much as tho wnltcrs
nnd dlshwnshjirs wages nnd tho forc
ed relief clnuso, tho proprietors said.
A statoment was Issued this noon,
prior to n mooting ot tho Culinary
Union oxecutlvo commlttoo this af
ternoon, In which' Socrotnry McMil
lan snld: "Wo hnvo used ovory on-
trlp into donvor for n conciliation. After tho
north of that town,
Tho skoloton, which wnfl found
on n hlllslilo1 near tho Canadian
border, with n portion of tho lm
monso hond nnd forolcgs protrud
ing, Is doclnrod to bo in a porfoct
stnlo ot preservation. Colonel
Crockett cstlmatod thnt it would
bo found to ho raoro thnn 100 foot
In length upon oxcnvatlon. Thoro
npponr to bo .sovoral smnllor skol
ctontj In tho vicinity, ho statod. -
E. A. Lludsloy, amombor of tho
board ot directors ot tho musoum
has replied that arrangements will
adjourned conference Monday nftor
uoon, to await tho decision of tho
proprietors organization, Mr, Nick
orson, on behalf ot tho Proprietor's
Association In n conforonco arrang
ed with tho prosldcnt and secretary
of our organization, rojected tho re
submission of our wago scalo which
Included tho 7 per cont cut. and sub
mitted to us n countor wago scalo
with further reductions."
"Tho president of tho culinary al
liance, in conjunction with tho socro
tnry, nrgucd two-hours pro nnd con,
asking Mr. Nlckerson It ho could
not sco his way clear to furthor re
consider tho wago senlo. Porsonally,
(Mr. Nlckorson) wns willing but was
bound by tho association vlows and
stand. Tho rejection wns final. Wo
asked then "It another conference
would bring us closor together nnd
ho mndo n ncgntlvo roply."
"Tho action taken by tho on tiro
momborsblp body ot tho culinary al
liance following this was unnnlmous
rejection of tho counter scalo, as. our
contract had expired Novomber 1,
nnd wo woro bound no further. Tho
secretary was Instructed to withdraw
tho union houso cards and notify tho
proprietors that tholr culinary em
ployees could not work furthor un
der tholr conditions."
Seeking Skeleton
of Perfect Dinosaur
SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 2.
Hopo that thoy may obtain for tho
musoum of the Eastorn Washing
ton Historical socloty hero an al
most perfect spoctmon of a dlno-
TONIGHT
SERPENTINE
FEATURE
DANCE
at
SCANDINAVIAN
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This is the first of
our Wednesday
Night Feature
Dances and we
promise it to be
a snappy affair.
We also play
"Humming."
HOUSTON
lio mado nt onco for tho Investiga
tion ot tho find with u vlow to its
Imlor oxca-rtttloci. Thot musoum Is
ra-nktng pltins nt prcsont for tho
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oxcavatlon of a dinosaur kelettqjt
roconily discovered flvo miles soulli
ot Lowlaton, Idaho, by Patrick Gib
bons, n geologist.
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