MONDAY, APRIL IS. <•»«
PA OK THREW)
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
I hi. IM ITH GETS OOOD MENTION
IV S. I* <OAHT GUIDE BOOK
Interesting to the Ladies
Just such information about Ore- i
gon. California, the Klamath country, 1
UY M HUTA HET M ANO V
and the entire Pacific Coast as the
lourlst aud the 1915 exposition vis
show qilullil little shuulder capes In
To ba ou the right slds of Polly
itor will most appreciate Is to be |
Moaus left when we go out to walk. ¡stead of collars. In fact, the erst-
til Penny, Jay Heeds, A D. Harpold. found In the book just published by ;
For then 1 sea one eye, an eyebrow, while regulation tailored coat collar
T Htelnmetz, B. F Kinoear, Emma 'he Southern Pacific company under
An oar and some face when we talk la absolutely taboo. Aside from
the title of "California and the Pa-1
Grigsby, Mary McDonald.
capes, tlio Capuchin collar and
But when Um In bad I am exiled
clflc Coast for the Tourist.”
♦ ♦♦
To rlgfa.t, 'tls a sad plight al that, , 'Japanese are th« most popular.
The Klamath country and Crater
The Ewuuna Literary Club met ou
Thu fn wheiuless skirts of
For there's nothing left there of !
l-ake National Park are given espe
Wednesday
afternoon
with
Mrs.
L.
L.
wlntor have now become legion
Polly—
Mrs Archie L. Tibbetts of I’ortlaud
.and Vit
cial mention, the back cover being a | United Press Service
Hirn's wearing a qew baudeau hat* a hem on u skirt nowadays practical wus the guest of honor at the party Truax, there being present In addi color view of the lake.
11.—The : opposite
SAN DIEGO. April
tion
to
the
hostess,
Mrs.
G.
Chamber-
ly slumps It us puss«
Either lhe| given Friday ufternoou by Mrs. Carl
The book, which has striking front steamship Benito Jaurez arrived in pri oned.
ls< lvug>’ of th<* goods Is used In lieu I Cofer uud Mrs. Leslie Rogers at the lalu, Mrs. Jack Melman, Mrs. George
United Press Her vice
this port today from Lower Lower
NEW YORK. April II
It's quite i of u hem or else the skirt Is faced latter's West Hide home, and attend .1 Walton, Mrs. J. F. Maguire, Mrs. and bark color covers, contains 142 .California and West Mexico ports,
HINGTON, D. C., April 11.—
J.
J
.Maehl
and
Mrs
Kip
Vau
Riper.
pages
devoted
to
descriptive
matter
appropriate that a moonfaced lady up with u lining of s«lf-iiiutchlng chif ud by Mrs. Tibbetts, Mrs. Earl Whit
• bringing the first news of a violent Th«
ta department reports fighting
The
afternoon
was
devoted
to
the
of
scenic
attractions
and
tourist
re
should uffrct a bandeau hat, for It fon. Even handkerchiefs huv« taken lock. Mrs. Harry Bciisou, Mrs. Chas.
n
llerc»r than that,
sorts of the Pacific Coast, Including revolution which has been In progress
certainly causes a total ecilpMo of the to turning up noses at hems, at least Marlin, Mrs. H. Edward Martin, Mrs. Htudles taken up by the club.
Tn
that
section
for
the
past
fortnight.
ore Torreon.
H3
illustrations,
ten
maps
and
an
♦
♦♦
right hand aide of her countenance lieiustlti bed on«s, unit the sniurteat Carey M. Rauisby, Mrs. Richard E.
mi
, No news has been received of this
Hamm report«
Thursday evening's "ladies' night" | eight page directory of Pacific Coast affair before on account of the lack *tha t
Those plats of togal, plcot and crln ones ui< now rolled and cross-stitched Hmlth, Mrs. Fred Hchallock, Mrs.
ederal force« are
hotels,
giving
rates,
plan
and
capac
are set nt a (»erllous angle on n deep l ncolors, or els« button-hole stitched Claude Daggett, Mrs. J. J. Parker, >at the home of Klamath Falls Lodge
r*ng
'of telegraphic connections.
General Villa*«
ribbon-trimmed bandeau which sets Hi pastol hues. Where they tire h< ni- Mrs. Will W. Baldwin, Mrs. Zlm No. 1247, B. P. O. E, was featured ity. As a compendium of Informa
According
to
the
officers
of
tbs
enti
detaila are given.
tion
the
book
la
Intended
to
serve
as
on th« left aldo of the head. Tbelr iuud. It Is done with u running stitch i ildwlu, Mrs. Charles I. Robertson. by Instructions In the tango and other
,Jaurez G. Osuna, ex-Jeff politico of
flat tops ar« almost universally a ¡of colored thread. No matter how Mi s. Will Masten, Mrs Orb Cami>- new steps, th« lodge having provided a guide by which tourist and exposi ¡the southern peninsula, started the
WASHINGTON, D. C„ 'April 11.—
.i.itructor for this especial work. tion visitor may measure his time, ¡trouble. He deserted the government Reports from the state department
garden of exquisite blossoms, but one Its edge Is finish««! the crucial point bell. Mrs. Churles Meldrum, Mrs.
mouey
and
inclination,
the
main
ob-
fuscluutlng model glimpsed nt a dsn- uboul the 1914 hunkey Is that it John Moot«, Mrs. Charles I. Roberts. Dancing was Indulged in by many.
¡position and gathered around him say Uiat chaos reigns at Torreon. Gen
aunt was of black hemp and un in us I have tint to have tone. Either Mrs. Oscar Hhive, Mrs. George H. Others played cards, and late in the 1 ject being to point out to the tourist la desperate band of followers. The eral Villa has promised Consul Hamm
and
exposition
visitor
the
importance
adorned suve for the half of a tluy ¡the soft square of linen itself must Merrymuu. Mrs. Clarence H. Under evening refreshments were served.
of seeing the entire Pacific Coast be .band captured the Mexican steamship that all foreigners will be protected,
gold straw shepherdeaa basket filled 'be colored or II must boast u hem. wood, Mrs Wesley O. Hmlth. Mrs. L
♦ ♦♦
Bonita near Culican, confiscated the but continues the <l«i>ortatlon of the
fore leaving the West.
I
with Wee pink rosebuds, for-get tne ¡siltr lilng or Initials of tint.
Mrs. H. E Mornyer was hostess to
IL Bath and Mrs. M. G. Wilkins.
c-argo, valued at $200,000, and then Spaniards and the confiscation of
Of the Klamath country the book
note Bild violets set low ou the face
Bridge wus played, uud the prize was the lulling Club Ho rntrers Tuesday,
, beached the steamship. They also tbelr property.
Whether the new style coiffure and »on by Mrs. Benson. A dainty hand »lien an enjoyable evening was spent ■ays:
concealing right edge. The bandeau
¡captured and burned the schooner
Daniels admits that Mayo’s report
"The Klamath region is of unusual !Carmen, the crew of which has dlsap- of he affront offer««! to the Amer-
disclosed a huge flat bow of black the exposed ear are an outcome of embroidered collar was presented to iti needlework, and refreshments
the bandeau hut or the bandeau hat Mrs. Tibbetts as a guest prize, and Here served. Attending were Mrs. Interest to tourist and sportsman, and ipeared,
;
moire.
and it is feared they were leans at Tampico had been forward
The side tilt Is a general favorite I k au outcome of the hairdressing 'icos and cake were served.
W. T. Loe, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. H. E. lies on and across the boundary of 1 nurdered.
ed to president Wilson at White Sul-
of the bandeau hat, but tile Nlnli'ho la a question, but both seem respon
Mornyer, Mrs. George J. Walton, Mrs. the state, covering the country and
♦ ♦♦
The town of Lapaz was pillaged, phur Springs, He also said that he
launched last season is still popular sible for the sickle spit curl In front
Innls Roberts was host Wednesday Wulker, Mrs. Howard H. Van Valkeu- neighborhood of the Klamath lakes In and the loot included, among other did not know wh ether Zaragoza apolo-
of each ear, that seductive beauty afternoon at a delightful Easter party burg, Mrs. It R. Hamilton and Mrs. Siskiyou and Modoc counties in Cal valuables. $150,000 in cash.
with Its slant straight up the back.
gfzed end saluted the American flag
ifornia and Klamath county In Ore
mark niched from the daughters of
Cc.b.-al battles have been fought. or not.
given at the home of hla parents. Frank Ward
gon. Government irrigation works
Tha tendency to turn up on the side Andalusia
♦ ♦♦
Each little guest was provided with a
Like a feminised side-burn, these
and the fertility of the land are open
Is not confined to th« head by any
basket, Into which they gathered the
In honor of Mrs. Margaret Hay ter
with M ashington Second and Califor
means this season A novelty dancing fascinating Hut curia, gummed well Faster eggs hidden In various places ■ >l Dallas, Grand Worthy Matron of ing up the country, but most of it is
nia th! d.
frock of taffeta flounces on a chiffon foiward on each cheek, are infinitely 'round the house and in the yard. A the Order of the Eastern Star, Aloha a wilderness, unknown, untr . 'ed. a
In tl e main event of the day, Stan
foundation has a hoop on the right more charming than the gobs of balr, very pleasant afternoon was spent in < hapter held a special session Frida» region fuil of cl arm of mount: .n and ford fc lowed Washington, with Cali
■Id« only. This gives a bias which like car muffs, that lad the ears this playing gam*-s and partaking of dain n'.gbt, which proved highly enjoyable forest, ciear streams and bro;.d lakes. fornia hird.
scorns to prove the wearer not quite winter and were pa t*.<l over almost ty confections and Ice cream. As It for the large crowd in attendance. The hunting grounds and stn ams are
With a beauty ■ pot
half the cheek,
available by good roads for horse or
on the level.
( was Inula* fifth birthday, a huge birth Following tie heaslon a special even-
NOTAI LEH ASKED
Skirting the question of hoops and on the corner of your left eyo ■ nd day cake occupied the place of honor .ng v.as enjoyed, concluc ng with a motor. The towns are on ti e verge
TO TALK TOL
of the wild, forests reach the marrin
backing away from bustles, for they a sickle lock In front of each •ar. on the table. The guests were Geor n< : eon al i late hour.
look
I
how
of
the
lakes,
deer,
blacktail
and
can you possibly fall Io
are now an old Story, It cannot es
gia Delxell, Jenny Dclxoll, Zepha
WASHINGTON*. D. C., April 11
mele, cougar and bear, are plentiful;
cape, however, that a resume of pres piquant ? You simply can't.
Rogers, Margaret Hargus, Gene Rog I II «.RAM IN ARRANGED FOR
Whether America's repreeentati
flith
lead
and
waterfowl
gather
as
ent day fashions Is like turning the
ers, Billy Hayden. Buford Hargus.
< Il IMIIER OF COMMI RCF MEET
pb-dged England that America would
A cidloqulnl fashion which deservea
they did in the Indian days before the
time-stained pages of Godoy's' luidy's
RunseJI White, Jo,- White.
not ex< mpt Its ships from canal tolls
last
great
battle
was
fought
with
the
Book
With basque ruchlng. polos- universal adoption la the fad of San
♦ ♦ ♦
Tuesday
nights
meeting
of
the
Modocs in the lava beds, an epic of when negotiations for the Hay-Paun-
alee, dolman and shoulder crepe Fran< Isco women for wearing a tiny
.elite reaty was on, will be told the
The
1912
Needlework
Club
held
Its
n.embers
of
the
Chamber
of
Cotn-
conventional
bouquet
In
a
blace
pa
frontier
warfare; and the Klamath
crowding to the fore, you can almost
senate canal cimmittee next week.
regular
meeting
Friday
at
the
horn-
•<
rec
and
other
local
boosters
prom-
and Modoc tribes now dwell subdued
■cent the musk and old lavender that per frill In place of au artificial cor
Sent tor O'Gorman has announced
should be clinging to these old-tlm«- sage With a rosebud as center and of Mrs. Nate Otterbein, on Klamath lues to be one of the biggest get-to- and controlled in their reservation."
that h-> has summoned ex-Ambassa-
avenue,
und
whiled
away
the
after
gether
meetings
held
here.
Reallz-
alternating rows of for-get-me-nota
More space is devoted to Klamath
up-to-date gowns
dor ( 1 oate, Henry White and Oscar
and violets set off with Its quaint noon hours with needlework and Ing the Importance of choosing a Falls and the cities of the Klamath
Strauss,
ex-federal solicitor, and also
.octal
chatter.
At
4:30
refreshments
large
delegation
to
attend
the
scen
mid Crater Lake districts, especial at
Lovely woman Is Indeed ■n lace patter edge the effect Is frngrant-
General Frederick Lehman, Benjamin
wrapped up In the old new CS {W l> artistic and reminiscent of those were served, and the ladies dispersed, ery exploiting meeting st Medford, tention being paid the scenery and
Ide Waeeler, Horace While of New-
wraps,
Fitting tightly over the olden golden days when minuets uud to meet on April 24th, at the home of practically every business man In other attractions the tourist would
York and Frederick Judson of St.
shoulders the separate cape wraps romance reigned In lieu of tangoes Mrs. Fred Peterson. The members Klamath Falls has promised to be enjoy.
Louis to appear before the committee.
of the club present were Mrs. R. A preseut Tuesday.
break out Into ruffles and flounces tn and eugenics.
Emuiltt, Mrs G K. Van Riper, Mrs
The following talks will be given: WASHINGTON U.
Breaks His Anu.
A. M Worden. Mrs. Eliza lx>ach, Mrs
•'Co-operation,'' Judge H. L. Ben
WIN'S 'VARSITY
of 250 pounds per annum; It may
O. E. WILEY IN
Chester Avery, Mrs. William Whit son; "Ix>yalty,” Rev. E. C. Richards;
Bobby Ryan of the Oregon Harness
OPIN »MING GOW EN possibly be even greater. The corre
lock. Mrs. Sargent. Mrs. K D. North. Advantages of the Co-operation of
company Is weiring bis arm in a sling
OAKLAND.
April
11.
—
The
crew
sponding consumption for the United Mrs. A. D. Harpold, Mrs. Ids Fink, Southern Oregon Counties in Attract
as the result of a fall from a step
An opponent for Justice of the States wns computed by the United
Mrs. Fred Noel, Mrs. W. P. Johnson. ing Tourists," Postmaster W. A. Del- from the University of Washington ladder while putting up an awning a
Peace E. W Gowen In the fall elec States bureau of animal Industry to
won the boat race over the Estuary
nil; "The Other Side of the Question,”
♦ ♦♦
few days ago. The fall to the side
tion came to light today, when Oscar be 172 {rounds In 1909, and it Is esti
course in this city today from the
About eighteen couple attended Rev. J. 8. Stubblefield. In addition,
walk fractured the arm.
E Willey tiled announcement of can mated to be about ten pounds Iras at
Marion Silovitch. a 17-year-old
Stanford and University of California
Friday night's dancing party, given other prominent business men will
didacy for the democratic nomina the present time Thia Is much great
oarsmen. The time was 19:01.
Jewess,
who had worked in a little
by the Realign Club In Hum's hall make talks.
tion as Justice of the |>racs for Link- er thnn the British consumption, the
Thousands of Interested spectators
jewelry
store
in Brooklyn as a clerk
These dances are extremely popular
Another feature of the gathering
vlllo district
WILL A. LEONARD
largest In Europe, which la slightly with the young people, and all are will bo a luncheon, served by the witnessed the race from the Estuary
for
»eevral
months,
wltb no other am
shores.
Willey la a prominent local attor und« r 120 pounds per Inhabitant per
highly enjoyed. A five piece orches wives of the directors of the Chamber
DENTIST
bition
than
to
take
her few dollars
ney. Ho far. neither he nor Gowen annum.
The first race was between the
tra furnished the music for the danc of Commerce. The admission is free,
home
to
her
mother
every Saturday
are opposed for the nominations In
Freshmen crews, over the two mile
White Maddox Bldg.
ing. and fruit punch was served
and there will be no "charge to get
night, returned to her home the other
their own parties
course, which Stanford won in 13:19.1
• ♦♦
out.”
day with a letter fro mthe executor of
Four women have been elected to
Mrs. II. F. Kiuneur entertained a
her uncle’s estate In Odessa. Russia,
the
Chinese
Parliament.
U. N. NkT'OND IN
number of friends at her home ou
Wyoming mines and oil wells in
an uncle from thorn none of the fam
MEAT DINDONAI,
Second and High streets Tuesday af 1913 had an output valued at $37,-
ily had heard in many years.
Pennsylvania has about 7,500,000
ternoon. the occasion being a moth 000,000, and livestock gave the state
"Your uncle has left you 200,000
acres
of
limiter
land,
one-elglith
of
The only countries reported as hav
ers' meeting. Good talks were made, ranchers revenues totaling more than
Is made welcome here. Foi
rubles,” it read. That meant nearly
which Is owned by the state. The
ing ■ greater per capita consumption total value of the state's timber Is nnd interesting articles were read by $35,000,000.
"great oaks from little acorns $100,000. The uncle was a wealthy
M<sdanies Grigsby, Boyd and Har
of dressed moat than the United $139.000,000.
grow.
” and many of our largest wheat commission merchant in Odes
The tenth successive year without
pold. Light refreshments were served
Htates are the Australian common
sa. His poorer brother had emigrated
accounts were begun in a small
to the following guests: Meadames a forest Are has just been passed by
wealth and Argentina. These, It la
to the United States many years be
Yellow poplar, or tulip tree, the I I Boyd. Ethel Wlddows, 8. E. the Powell national forest In South
wall known, are countries of sparse
way. The First Trust and Sav fore. He had not prospered, and'%e
largest
broadleaf
tree
in
America,
has
¡Central
Utah.
Seeds, llomer Lemons, 8. D. Harlan.
population and vast herds and flocks;
ings Bank will open an account seldom heard from the merchant. But
hence meal la exceeding cheap, anti been known to reach nearly 2"0 feet
with you, even if it is not more the uncle has always been partial to
the native consumption large and In height and ten feet In diameter.
$1. Start one and don't his niece.
than
probably wasteful.
to
see It grow. Make It I "What are you going to do with the
wait
There are two kind« of Insurance,
The per capita consumption of
a reporter asked the girl,
grow by regular additions to It money?”
meat for Australia ■ nd Argentina Is t'lillcote writes the kind that pays.
mother and father happy for
"Make
estimated to l>o In the neighborhood «35 Main.
every pay day.
the rest of their days," was hur an-
swer.
LATEST OUTBREAK; NEWS HELD IIP
ONACCOUNTOFLACKOFTELtGRAPHS
Poor Little Jewess
Inherits a Fortune
THE SMALL DEPOSITOR
Can You Beat These Prices?
FIRST TRUST and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
A«l»»rngus, |<cr pound........................
Rhubarb, 3 pounds for....................
RailiBshra, 3 bunches for ...............
Lemons, per dozen.............................
10c
• 25c
10c
30c
25c
Pear Tivea, Prune Trees, Peach Tree«,
Cherry Trees and Rosebushes, each
Blackberry, laiganberry and Raspber
ry bushes, 5c each, or per dozen . . 50c
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
MAI’S. l’LANH. BLUEPRINTS. Etc.
1
Kt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
We pay 17 I-2c per dozen for
eggs and sell them for 17 1 -2c per
dozen.
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Capital Stock, 100,000 Surplus, $11,000
U. 8. DEPOSITARY
OUR POLICIES—
To diatribut« the banka assets In sik I i a way as to maintain under
any condltlona and at all timea an ample reserve to meet the demands
of Ito depositor« and take care of Ito borrowing customers.
ASHLAND FRUIT STORE
Phone 282 J
If your house is vacant—Tell Tin
dall. 622 Main
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Apple Tix*es, each .............................
('arolina I’oplar Trees, each.............
IKIN' J. ZUMWALT, Près.
K. M. BI BB, Vice Pref». and Tress.
BERT E. WITHROW. Secretary
Last year only twcnty-thfee murders
were committed in the city of London.
KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
In every line of business exitcriencc Is vvliat makes ctliciency. It
Is witli great pride that we can truthfully state that the different
departments of our business are managed by men of experience.
Experienced buyers, experienced butchers, experienced cutters,
experienced salesmen and experienced deliverymen—all combine
to give you the benefit of theirefliciency. Think this over when or
dering your supplies for the table.
KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY
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