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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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SOCIETY
IIBCBLLANKOV8 SHOWER
FOB MISS HAKIU8 '..
. Mrs, a. Wj, Houston, assisted by
Mrs. Leo Houston, was hostess Wed
nesday evelng, at a shower honor-
Ing Miss Vivian Harris, who recen
tly announced ber engagement to
'; M. F. Landls. ,.
? The shower which was ot a mis
. cellaneous nature,, cams as a com
plete surprise to the recipient, who
. returned home to find the following
. guest. The- Mesdames. Harden
Carter, C. B. Heldrlch, E, M. -Bubb,
Bryon Hardenbrook, F. L. Houston,
Carey Rambsy, W. A. Landls, Paul
Hilton, L. Van, fiellen, Richard
, Brown and the Misses Grace Hoag
land, Ruth Dixon, Vera Houston and
Minnie Walker. i .
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MRS. W. H. ROBERTSON
HOSTESS FRIDAY
' Mr. TV. H. Robertson was "at
home" Friday afternoon from three
' to fire at her home on Crescent
t avenue. She was assisted in rece
iving and at the tea tables by Mrs.
Alfred Collier, Mrs. Charles Wood
Eberleln, Mrs. Ws A. Delxell. Mrs.
William Canong.Mrs, Q. A Krause,
Mrs. . W." JB." Lamm, ,' Mrs. "' R. E.
Wright,- and Mrs. W. H." Robertson,
senior. .
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NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT I
nOLD MEETING THURSDAY
"An Interesting lodge'meeting and
social time -was enjoyed by Ewauna
circle 647 of Neighbors of Wood
craft' Thursday evening, when five
neW members were Initiated. The
district organizer, Mrs. Jennie Bet
xel, was present to help with the
work. A musical program, and
chicken dinner followed the lodge
meeting, and short talks were given
by Mrs. Betzel Organizer Hitchcock
of the Woodmen of the World, and
Council Comander W. G. Shidler
Taste is a matter
of tobacco quality
We state it as our
I belisi that
thetobaoooa used
. ia Chesterfield are
of finer quality
(and beooe oi bet
tar .taste) than ia
ay other eifa
tatte at the prise, - '
UfUtt a Myers
Tobsooo Co.
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Didirt I tell you? sjiC
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Another initiation will be held Fri
day evening, and meetings will be
held twice a week during the fall
and winter.
RECEPTION' HELD BY
KEDROX CLI B
For the first meeting after the
summer vacation season, the mom
en oi me iveraon club held a
reception to which they invited a
number ot their friends. About CO
member and guests gathered in the
club rooms of the Presbyterian chur
ch Tuesday evening, and enjoyed an
unusually interesting program.
Following the program, was a soc
ial hour, with games and refresh
ments. .
THEATER PARTY PROVES
DELIGHTFUL EVENT
Mrs.' R. R- Deweese and Mrs. J.
H. Carter 'were hostesses Friday
afternoon, when they entertained
with a theate rparty and luncheon.
Fifty gtteats were invited to attend,
the matinee at the Pine Tree and to
luncheon afterward at the Blue Bird.
.
EXJOY EVENING OF
CARDS AND DANCING
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McPherren were
hosts at cards and dancing last week
at the Mills addition hall Music was
furnished ' by an orchestra, and an I
enjoyable evening was had by 'a lar
ge number of guests. Out ot, town
guests were Mrs. George Daley of
Medtord, Mrs. J. W. Bird of Sacra
mento and Mr and 'Mrs. Winisky
from San Francisco. ' - ;
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MISSIOXARY SOCIETY HAS
AXXUAL LUNCHEOX
Thirty members of the Woman's
missionary society of the Presby
terian church were present at me
annual luncheon of the society,
which was held at the church
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Thursday at one o'clock. Following
t,b9 luncheon, an Interesting pro
gram took place.
FINAL CHAPTER
IS WRITTEN IN
MINE DISASTER
(Continued from Pago One)
by poison fumes probably within
four or five hours after the shaft
had been closed. ' '
When It was found Impossible to
penetrate the Argannut through its
main shaft or its auxiliary shaft,
known as the Muldoon, it was de
cided to' drive through from the
Kennedy mine adjoining, which In
years past had had open connections
with the Argonaut. For more than
three weefcs the drive continued.
Crews were 'placed in the 3900
level of the 'Kennedy to drive to
ward the 4650 level ot the Argonaut
and In the 3600 level of the Kenne
dy , to drive . toward the 4200 level
ot the Argonaut. Their progress
was impeded by cave-Ins, shattered
timbers and muck, and day by day
they only crept forward a few feet.
The public ot California, as well as
the entire country, followed each
step ot the advance, until the crew
on the highor level broke through
into the Argonaut.
- , Died Behind Bulkhead
Explorations on the 4200 level
failed to reveal the prisoners, and
the rescue workers dropped down
through a raise to the 4350 level.
Forty-six bodies were recovered
In a crosscut ot the latter level be
hind a bulkhead which the miners
had built In vain attempt to ward
off the assaulting force ot carbon
monoxide and carbon dioxide. They
lay row on row as though cut down
by one sweep ot a grim harvester's
scyth.
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All wore Identified except three,
and ot the latter, none oould havo
been Fossol. Then started a search
for the mUlng minor which was
fruitless until practically n your
from the day on which the rescue
workers broke .through to the- last
trench of tho beloaguored band. Dur
ing the year many reports and con
jectures marked tho hunt for Fes
sel, and A, K. Stent, vice-proxldunt
of the .Argonaut , Mining company,
received numerous letter stating
that he had boon seen in Nevada
and Arizona.
Any breaking out' of the skin.
even fiery, itching eczema, can be
quickly overcome by applying a
little Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted
skin specialist Because of its germ
destroying properties, this sulphur
preparation instantly brings ease
from skin irritation, soothes and
heals the eczema' right . up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom falls to relieve the
torment and disfigurement. Suffor-
ers from skin trouble should get a
little jar ot Rowles Mentho-Sul
phur from any good druggist and
uso It like a cold cream Advt.
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Store your grain and potatoes until price suits. ' We can load your
.oar at short notice.. Also, we. us still selling baled hay and train,
any quantity, at prlcos which are fair. Stop guessing at your
load,, our ton ton scales always ready and right. - If yon are mov
ing in, moving out or tome-hunting, let us take care ot yonr fur
niture and bouseold goods until yon get settled.
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STINSON STUDIO
: 428 Main Street .-
"metropolitan
GARAGE
OPEN DAI AJTD NIGHT
1st Claas Workmanship .
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AUTOMOBILES
FRANK1IN-RICKENBACKER
H. V. PETERSON, Prop.
'" Phones 008
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar. Bend ........ 6 p.m.
Lv. Bend 8 a. m.
Air. Klamath Falls 6 p. m.
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CITY TRANSFER CO.
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FALL
LIR DRUGS
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Display ' .
Trucks
RENNER
Phone 397-W
CONCRETE
Pepmar.ont th pyramids
Concrete Pipe
' sewer Pipe
Water Pipe
' Culvert Pipe .
Irrigation Pipe
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Concrete Brick
- Face Brick
Common Brick
Floor Tile
Mantel Brick
Concrete Blocks
.. Chimney Blocks
Building Blocks
Foundation Blocks .
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Concrete Contracting
....r .,i. sidewalks and Curbs
Foundations ' . r
Floors
Concrete Materials
Cement
floreened Sand.
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, CONCRETE PIPE CO.
i Phone 228-J Oth and Market 8ts.
Actors look for'wArd te, tlilir win
ter whon .the nudlnnco will opplnud
to kocp tliolr linndg warm.
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OOBDO.V AUTO BERVIC8
Formsxly W'itU Ooe . '
Phone 600 . ;
BBl Main St,
Klamath Tails, Ortfoa " '
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Oradaata and fttate Reasaarasl
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Prompt Borvlea . . (
714 Main Street
Coe'e Auto Senrice
Phone 168
Aland at The Binoko Neit boor
To Owl Cafe.
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NU BONE CORSETS ;
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Guaranteed .'.
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Bat Jefferson HU Pboaa t7T-W
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S. CROUCH, D.Vl"
Vetartaarf aarcaaa
- - Deputy HtaU Veterteatlaa
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Boston Beauty Shop
710 Mnln Phone 811-W
Export marcelling and hair"
bobbing.
Next door to Pine Tree Theater
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riosBBiHj Rebekah, 104 SBteta
i Ftret and Third Thnjeaajra -v
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DRB. HAXUCTI UAVUm
Office over Cnderwood'a
7th Main . Paona 4B9
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Jif. E. & J. I PATTERSON
Contracting Painters '
630 S. 6th ' 'Phone 582-J
Dr. E. Dietsche
Phyirtclan and 'Snrgeoa
Office! Room 8 and 7
, Hngarman IlldR.r
Office Ronrst 11 .III, o-B 74
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Phonos : Office B8H, Km, 050-W
American Legion
, KLAMATU POST NO. M
HeotliiKs 1st and 8rd Tnosdays
. Court ITnnse nasemeat
H. B, GKTZ, Oommaade
Phone 10M-M ,
Monclair Beauty Shope
4a0 Ht' - I'lilmo 885
All Linns of Ream Culture '
Open Kvonlngs
Near Cnrnei' of 4th fitrtyit .