THE EVENING HERALD, . KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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1 PIMOKAL MENTION
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C, MtM, FDasiauIr, It her for
t .''islj left this morning for
Ttitttk' whsre be wilt ipnd the
WWif
C. . tturrel arrived from San
Fl eisfeb fat'lght unit U a guest
at ske-Walte Pelican hotels
f, 4-.' Ba D -0. Irown were In
Ua -yeetarder afternoon from Cry
tal'atteadlDg to matter ot business.
Clareae Williams departed for
sHrketer tbla .pontine expecting to
reaUtW kla iUdle In the Unlver
ttr Callforal. .
MKMi.Un. Hobert II. Darin are
Ml Ik pity from their homo In Swan
MftalTUrThcr are gueata at the
Wait, rellcaa hotel.
3. n. Wfcltt'en and wife are Ktam.
asa Patta Ttoltora this week from In.
eUaaapotl. and are rrglatrred at the
Watt Pelican hotel.
Taa Paat Matron club, o( Aloha
ckattar of Eastern Star, will meet
s an trow afternoon at the llatdwln
fetXal'at J:10 o'clock.
Hay Patrtch ta here front Corvallla
vtatOkg -with' hli aunt, Mra. Joe
assra,'atr. Patrick la a atudent at
afcelgrlealtoral collate.
W; S. Taa Itorn returned laat
alfat from Alameda, California.
Whew he haa been visiting with
Maada and relatives for the paat
e$.
Salvia Peyton,-wao la employed In
saHl at.Crystal. wilt return there
ftajenw after several daye apent
(tor vtth hie parenta, Mr. and Mra,
O. feytaa.
(Jfcajrlee Gray and family were In
taaja, yea trdayf from their ranch
ea'a'eer Olent for the parpoae of
ttaiHbJhaaJBeea with, county aeat
ffcrilattle Klmbro ta here aa the
PMH Dr. and Mr. L. U Truax
JWk. Mlaa Klmbro la In charge
vWatatlraiary on" the TJnlverelty of
0"M ax5u.
sVfrivals at the Arcade hotel to-
are: Joe Cnnnlnsham and Sam
Ifrtaialyof New York City: If. Tur
fs. Bam Kohter. Phil Tlntean, and 8
tVMterald.'all of Medtord; and It
aVtBtaya ot San Francisco.
"iaV.'aaorMrs. M. A. Callaghan ar
rHMWUat alRht'a train from Horn
Is4k and will 'he here for the next
' slays 'vlilting with old frlcndr
atoaVstteadlng to- baalnees affairs
iiitiil with their real eatate hold
Mftatiisclty.
HITS OIL . LEASE BILL
(torernor Wood Bar Mi
Idbvtwl to KotTixMera -
MANILA, P. !., Nor. .S (Hy
mall) Statlnc that It la. the belief.
of the government at Washington
that (ho law governing the leaao ot
exploration of oil lamia In the Phil
Ipptnca la leaa liberal to foreigner
than It I In America, Governor
General Wood In recommending the
amendment ot the law say ho la
acting on the auggeatlon of tho de
paltmeat ot atate at Washington.
The gorernor general a meaaagq
aaya!
"The department of state tlnda
BILLS IN TWO TONGUES
re','leej tttaNimrnrtisa tWrof liitM Hpanlali
., and Blf?h'ln..M.r-
JIANIIJ.A, P.'l., nec.j 29. At
Inn request ot the Awerlcan Cham
bej of Commerce, Governor Oen
oral Wood ha recommended to tho
legislature that all Important bill
Introduced be printed In both Span
Ish and Kngllah, Inatead ot Span lull
only, a at present.
In hi recommendation to the
legislature. Oorernor General Wood
said:
"There are about 3,000,0(10 of
the Inhabitant ot the Philippines
sScH
End of the Year Sale
.
ho understand the Kngllah Ian-
In Ita effort to Inalat. on the proper! goage, and It la believed that It
treatment of our nationals by for- would bo. advisable tor Important
elgn countries In this matter (leaae measure proposed In tho teglala-
ot petroleum lands and other landa
containing mineral oils) that It la
confronted with the atatement that
the law In the Philippines la leaa
liberal to foreigner than Is the
law In the United Btate. and the
department believe It should be
made to eaaform exactly with the,
Unltd tatt law."
turea to bn given out In Kngllah as
well a, Spanlah, ao that the Kng
llah speaking public may have
knowledge of em. thereby bring
ing aboat a taller public discussion
and understanding at proposed
measures."
RJJSS LEASE THEATER
atafcaW aa-anwaCea Mtovr Hoasea
,M6c6X De'-Jrhe Moscow
sHgat Um aaaounced that the Musi-aaTOraala-'-
Theater, the J.utetla
lUst aadtwcTolher theater which
'Weal city ajote'rnment' hal sup
Jh4 wiirha leased to private con
,jntaamlrea and haa asked, Russian
vMUIettcaU -aaaager to aab'nilt pro
Mali for taking over the theaters
aWaaraUsg them aa private enter-
'""TMa to In accordance with the gen
eral policy of the Moacow Soviet to
Tfatow the example of the central
'arnmaet and unload reaponalblll-
Jim which have been too great a tax
-) organlsatloo.
Wmmvtvua tomoht
Ana oiju.iii
REDUCE FUNERAL COST
Htep lake by Charch Krlratlea
of HI, Ionia
ST LOUIS. Dec 2. The Church
Federation of St, Louis hss taken
steps to reduce the coat of tunoarla.
following receipt ot a communleatlonj
from the local prrabytrry catling nt-f
tentlon to high funeral chargea. The
following passage was Included In
the communication. "When great
grief cornea no one I In a bargaining
mood but want the beat."
A committee of ministers was ap-
NEW TbDAY
Every Garment in the House re-priced, in
many instances AT LESS THAN ONE
HALF former price.
Regardless of being oiiginally priced for
less than you could buy them elsewhere.
Every Garment is included ,even the late
arrivals that were purchased for holiday
trade.
This is an Opportunity to Buy
Your Coat, Dress, Suit, Skirt, Hlouse, Ftirti,
Hats, Silk Underwear, Petticoats, all of tho
Latest and Heat Makes, for less than cost
of the material.
WANTBD Odd people to attend the
.odd entertainment at the.Odd BVI-
loirs Hall on tM odd Friday night
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WANTKD TO BUY room modern
? bouae, atstn full particulars, terms
etc: Address Dox 7, Herald Hoi
4 i 3"-31
WANTKD Flat top office deak and
chairs. Dox J. II. Herald office.
. , - . . ;
a
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"FOR ;HB.ST Space In Odjfelldwa"
hall for an odd entertainment to He.
tviini.A to rnnf.r with a rfierailnn 'bokaha' Oddfellows, and their friends.
of the St Lou,. Undertakers; wli"1'
elation, which claims that ''""'"
taker do not fix funeral charges but MLSC1UEKADB coitumea for rent, at
take order from realtlvea of dead' Pioneer Cleaning Pressing shop
peraons, . tXUO Main. - - , SB-lOt.
Jl x ... X.u...vn ' Sliaxh sehoor'gfrl woutd like Might
IUMMTS KILL CAHHIRR housework for board and room lln
AMI CLKlUt OF IIAK.JA. " Herald qftlce. . 29.2
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PKARL RIVKIt, X. Y Dec . :WAXTBD. all Odd Felllows. ttebek.
Four band... shot and ,,M tU'.tK-Vl
slstant cashier and a clerk of (he tw. anih ?i
First Xatlonal bank here today and.
escaped by automobile after wound-.WANTED A small cook stove ad
Ing a railroad guard. I dr A- D- "J"-
Extra Special
Twentyfive Silk Jersey Petticoats at S J J)5
Twenty Wool Jersey Coats at S3 95
Ten Plush Coats with Astrakan Shawl Collar, Trimmed Cuffs fc 1 C fif
and Bottom for .... fl) X OeVvl
Thirty Dresses Silks, Velvets, All' Wool Serges, beautifully fc 1 A QC
trimmed, Values up to $25.00 UXvfeftO
Twenty Evening Gowns, Specially priced at K I 5 v7ii)
HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS EQUALLY AS GOOD
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
24 Rounds - BOXING -24 Rounds
" ' At McDomM's Hill, Dec. 30
MAIN EVENT SIX ROUNDS
JUHL IUTtTHB,Uasalhwls i JACfC DflWKT.i FranHa
.
!T Tbara will be an unuauallr elarar
ajMaviJ
mkmmmm t bh iwuji- m m
jr...! I "- 'iicuui7 ana bun
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Z. , eorporatlon.
"-lar--
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yAy l " auHfuaui VIOTfr
'HJaTlItt aallpMrnti !,- OS... J
j "J,f",m - . IUO BlIIUU
JrT
two Orpbeum etrcnlt er-
JmmmriviU be seen In their lingh-
j-wjavagiag Alt, "Something Differ
t t The stop off' here for o'ne
4jaht la ssaklng tho jump from
rtrtlud t0 their next week' en
Sagemeat la San Francisco.
v A wonderful feature picture, "The
.XUekF Colonel," win be ahown,
KMk Joaeph Powltng In the leading
ate, whoaa last pletnre, "The Mlra
m'U Haa,' aUmped h(m as, perhaps.
te Mresnost character actor ot the
. sjUver screen.
rr Tha itorr I that of Imperishable
,-4rlaahlp laid among the pnrple
: UIK of Kentucky, adapted from the
'" aereJ by Ople Read, and presented
"' Vir the National Film corporation.
r releaae by the W. W. Hodkln-
It Is a photoplay
1 rfpatilni. aa a ,hmm
. ..' .w.w..m wtw W aH.UM,(
re, and It la taden with alt the
"jsweetaesa, the pathos, the romance,
,' aM 1h charm ot life In the old
..' ?!
1 t. "Country Store" night, too.
yayU la keeping with the holiday
-J-' Manager White will head the
' , Wtsan. prise with a fine, tat
laVSJMii terkey.
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W..,mSXUH BARK SUSPEND
"., rAnam or obuoatiom
tUNTa; Dm II. Bancs Ilaliana
4 eeat closed Us doors today,
JaOowlag an announcement by the
ajtanaSMBt ot a saodifled morator-
nasa Utnalttlsi saspenslon of par-
' sJSWt ef obllgaUons by certain cor-
'Wailaew through a court decree.
'fta wk, profiting by the an-
asuaasaasat. suspended payments
" Ma) Its a; eaurt proceeding.
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7 -Hjaaan kepoibT
'J PWWrtikD. Dm. St. JilTaftoek,
slessFi aors tr lower, buying prloes
tH la) 4o ' hiatiajg. wsak, lower ten-
.aunt, ir.oi io ii.oi,
KNI
?, SPECIAL 'EVENTJX ROUNDS ...
HAnniNOTO.V, ChlUiaaif a. 'aTTO' TWcfexT, liaaV
i
Francisco
PRELIMlNARIES-FOUrV ROUNDS EACH
-BOB AhXJKS TerYOGKQ .iOTCKIK. a
IIAUiOR HALL v.. 8AIL0R CHTLDapiH
TVl'.VG FITraiMMOXH vs. "TUFKYV AXDBR80X
At tie Old Popular Prices
Gen. Adm. $1.10 ' Ringside $2.20
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