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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11

like Il road runner SWalloWin' a whip
snake. And You may bust me open a
can Of grcen-agc rlumS. sam, while
I'm Waitin' for Solncthin' better"
open me some yellow clinys,' or
drr"d roky Rodgers. III wait too
The tobaccolesS punchcrs arranged
themselves comfortably on the steps
of the store. Inside Sam chopped
open With a Ratchet the tops of the
ans Of fruit.
The store. a bic. white wooden build
ing like !; barn. stood fifty yards from
the ranch house. Beyond it were the
horse %corrHlS and still farther the
wool sheds and the brush topped shear
ing pens for the Rancho Cilnlo raised
both cattle and sheep. Behind the
store. at q; little distance. were the
grass matched %iacals of the NIexlcanS
who bestowed their allegiance upon
the Cibolo.
The ranch house WAS composed of
-four large rooms with plH>trrpd adobe
walls. and II two room wooden ell. \
twenty foot wide 'gallory'' circum-
N'llt'' ili' u ~ ~ was NRl III IL
grove of immense live oaks and water
elnS near Il lake. Il long. not very
wide and tremendously deep lake. in
which ut ni-htfall great cars lenpcl
to the surface and plunged with the
noise of appropriateness fr"licking Mt
their bath. From the trees hung gar
lands aud massive pendants of the
~melAllph"Iy "lny moss of the south.
i:ut. %tIou"l, he did not bring the
family mansion. Truc>'l"Il did brin.
something in the way of a family in
hr"itanre that was moro lasting than
brick or stone. He brought one end Of
the TruoSIell-curtiS family ford. And
when Il Curtis bought the I;anrho de
los Olmos. sixteen miles from the CT
bolo. there were lively times on the
pear fats and in the chaparral thick
cts of the southwest, In those days
Trucsdcll cleaned the brush of many a
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
PhiIippine Rice Increase

Manila. i. T.. July g.. Rice rroduc
ton in the Philippines is rapidly III
creaslnc as Il result If tho >uprrvi-
sion of the United States. and the indi-
cations are that the time is not far in
the future when the FilipinpS will prn
duce all the rice needed by Themselves
Increased production IF rico in tho
Philippines. due to systematic govern
ment efforts and cement Of NJ,
tive farmers by Philippine business
men. is affecting the arrhipelaco'S rice
imports through Hnngkong. the value
OF which fell from Sf41.W in the first
quarter nj 1912 to Sl3s;.%93 in tho SAM.
quarter of this year.
The Philippines have been import
ing annually an average of about ST.
100000 worth Of rice. which the islands
can produce probably :s rhcnply n~
the countries from which their supply
is imported.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
Elected to Office 17o Times,

tnnalli, july 1.-.Attnr being elected
T." rtir" 11D times EDcu *. Long Of
this city ha% resigned lwall~" of old
and Deafness. lie is piyhty-SeNen
.N"1r> old and proudly says that he ney-
or asked any m" 10 vote for him.
IiflN-fN" years ago h" was elected
to his first political office. and not a
year has passed since that time when
no has not drawn Il salary from the
public. HUt long before that time he
was cl"rt"d tr office to some of the
many fla'crnal orders to which he be-
longs. In fact. his average of elections
sine" he became of z has run close
70 three Il year. once when he was a
candidate he was defeated, but this
WAS :" long ago that he cannot recall
the details of the incident.
Mr.. Long has been Il justice Of the
peace in Omaha for twrnty-one years,
and more than 10000 cases have come
before him for trial. Scarcely an cleo
ton has been held here in the last tift,
Years in which the name of Eben *.
Long has not appeared in the list Of
Republican voters.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
Pensions For Mothers.

Philadelphia, July This city has
100000 as its portion Of the money set
aside by the state for mothers pen
siunS. Plans for its distribution have
now reached Il point where applica-
tions for pensions are being received
daily.
From i've to seven women in each
county Of the state are being appoint
ed 10y the governor to act as trustees
and t" provide monthly payment for
@l"rti,l support of their children III
thHir uWE homes.
The now law states that 1.-THE com
bined total maximum payment shall
not exceed SD per month for one
child. 500 per month for two children.
SIG month for three children and
81 per month for each additional
child"
\ woman with Il family Of five
mont, from the state to support
her family.
The conditions which the mother
must meet tn he Il beneficiary Of this
school and he under the age
when the aw all0WS them to work for
their living. and she must have been Il
continunn> resident of the county i'm
which she is arpl, ing for the benefits
for a period OF three years. [2S 81
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
Federal Versus State R,ohts.

Washington. July T. To make it i'm.
possible III the future for u single state
by the disregard Of an international
treaty to cndanger the peaceful rela-
tons eNistin" between the United
States and Il foreign power. Repre-
sentative Richard Barth"idt. Il Kepulr
lican. of Missouri. noted as a peace
advocate. introduced in the house Il
resolution proposing an amendment to
the constitution.
In explanation of his resolution Mr..
Hartholdt cited the delicate situation
in which this country and Japan find
themselves as a result of The enact
ment of the California alien land Jaw.
Here is tho text of the Harthnldt
amendment:
"Jhe congress shall have the cXclu-
slve power to legi>latc ON questions nf-
fecting the rights and privileges of cit
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
Cities Lure Farm Bows.

st. i'au'. Mimi. July THE rrl;
ti"nS between the r"ral community anl
the outside world has been the subject
of an investigation by Professors &. W.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
PILGRIM Memorial In Enoland.

London, July S.-Waltcr II. Page,
who has now taken up his ambassa-
dorial duties in this country as the
American representative. is making his
temporary headquarters ut the Coburg
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11

bot YOU wcel cScu>c me. Don Samuel
Nov. what's the use Of chewin' the
rag, boys said the untroubled Sam,
STOPPING over to rub the toes of his
shoes with Il red and yellow handker-
chief "RanSe took the order for
some moro SmOkin' to San Antoine with
him Tuesday. PHncho rode Ranse's
boss back Yesterday: and ltanse is go
in to drive the wagon back himself.
There wasn't much Of q load-juSt some
Wool>ackS and blankets and nails and
canned peaches and a few things we
was out Of. | look for I;an>e to roll in
today sure. He's an early starter and
a hell to split driver. and he ought to
be here no far from sundOvn."
what plugs is he drivin':' asked
Mustang Taylor. with a smack of hope
in his tones.
The blackboard @rays." said Sam.
I'll wait Il spell. then" said the
w%ran@ler. Them plugs eat up Il trail
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11

motel. n|lI"llun- ';ru~v"nur square a
quiet h">,elrr little n,Iown to .Ameri-
cans beyond th" fHrt that it is the
l-"nd"h abode Of Andrew Carnegie.
Ihc nmhas>a1or has been invited to
unNoil the Pilgrim Fathers Memorial
monument ut Southampton on Aug. IL
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
O. STORIES
No. 2
The Higher Abdication
Copyright by the Mcclure Company
E.

Curly. a young tramp seeking tree
lunch hospitality i'll hitherto uneN-
plored paths. arrives at San Antonio.
which was IA far different place than
It is today. Some r~ollickinG Stockmcn
hail him as a new geological discovery.
but their interest is of short duration.
and Curly is again left to his own re-
sources.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11
A Free Ride.

DRILLING. cold Texas rain
had begun to fall-an endless.
lazy. uninteimittent down.
fall that lowered the spirits
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-07-11

lZel's or other countries residing in the
nlted States and the relations Of the
United States With other Countries"
Mr.. l;arlhuldt in an interview stated
that the weakest point in the roustitu-
ton WAS its failure to yiv. the federal
government power +" make treaties
which it can promise to carry on,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Il. ana lot 3. IL section %. sai1 tewn-
ship and range. soataialag 1is.s~
acres, also.
The north halt = ~ eeutAvess
quarter and lots !. : Aad : Of ssssiea
~. said township and ranss. soasAia-
IND 1911 acrss; slso.
THE soulhwsat quarter Of the north
west quarter and lots \ :. : aad q.
In section ~. sald tewaship and
range. containing is7.s> acres;
And also. the northwest quarter os
the southeast esartsr aaa lots ]. ,. .
aud 4 Of section ~. In said rovaship
and range. eostaininG 1855 acres.
together with All watss rights appur-
tenant 10 and bsloastas 10 sAld ~
scribsd pvsmises and used 10 the ir.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

|Adul>,ssrssos's Nessss Of ki''ss Flnal
| m the County Court of the state o.
Oregon. TOR klamath County
lin the Matter Of the Estate Of AdA Il
Kinney. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that nave
u,ea my nnal account and report %
administrator Of the estate Of Ada II
Kinney, deceased. and the above en-
titled oour, has nxsd upon 10 o'clock
IN The forenoon Of March =. isis' %
tho time. and the county court room
iu the court house Of klamath eoan-
u, Oregon. In the city Of klAmssa
Falls In said county. ~ the place
when and whsrc any person may pre-
sent any objection or exception 70 any
thing therein contained. or TO aay-
thing done By me - adminissrasos'
and Al the same time and place NE
said court will nnAlly settle the said
account.
This notice 10 published psrsasns
TO order Of the above entitled eosrs
made January 10. isis. and The arss
publication 10 made on January ~.
isis.
A. KINNEY.
Administrator Of the Estais of Ada
l.. Kinney. Dscsassd.
. rRR0uSoN.
Attorneys for the Administrator.
i.3S-3-37r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
1AskERS HAVE
4 GREAT EVENING
UPWARDS o. FIFTY OoUPlns
sxArnD IN laAsoUn At RAvn-
non Last Nlon1- 1-.-s,o cnowD
OP sPnCrArons

THE Arss masquerade skating party
LOT the ssasoa. which was held q ne
|pavilioa last night. proved oas ee the
most sajoyabls svsats Of the kiAd
held since roller skating cane into
vogue here. There wsrs at least 80
couples mashed. and svsvy manner Of
costume was worn by the rsvelsrs
gliding around the ROOM On wheeled
shoes.
Misa Jessie Low and Nlse violet
epradlins. - Indian MAZDA we're
awarded the ladiss' prisss. anA Geo.
W. Whites representation Of ''Cassy
Jones" woa hlu the msn's first psiss.
Music was rsndsrsd during the eve
ming BY the Pavilion orehsstra. n
aesrseatioa juse eesaa-
lied By Manager Hinslsy. TIE ~
|sry was crowded with spsetatess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Dy virtue Of IN sxscutioa duly y
sued By the clssk Of the circuit coust
Of the county Of klamath Of the ssAts
|of Oregon. dated the isth day es No.
vsmbsr. 1919. n . esstaia action n
the circuit court In said cossy sad
state. vhsrsia Richard willis q
plaintiff recovered lsdsmsat against
John Yahr for the sun Of o1S. With
Interest at the rate Of . per osat pss
annum from the seth day Of March.
1910. and the costs and disbsrss-
msnts.
Notice is hereby sivsa that ! viii
on the s7th day Of February. ists. 81
the front door Of the court house. h
klamath vails. In said eouaiy. q 10
o'clock In the forsnoos Of said lAy.
ssll 1t public auctioa. 70 The hishsss
bidder for cash. sli the right. utis
and interest Of the within named o.
fsndant. JoAa Yahr. 10 The tollovias
described psopssty. to-vis;
sk Of sx ssetioa .. revnsAip
thirty-sighs (ss) south. saass
twelve li3) sass Of wiiisnsets No
ridiaa. 10 osssoa. ssa sissaes1 10
klamath eosAly II sail stats.
Taken and isvssd upoa - Ne Deopss.
" Of said defendant. JeAa YsAs. o. -
much thereof - nay ~ ssssssasy 70
satisfy the ssid jsdsnsss h fsvss es
lhs plaintia. Richard wiiiis. asaiass
'aid dsfsa1ast. viii iatsrsss tAsssea.
lsoseAss VIII sli eeses ~ 1iaossss.
msats that have Or nay accrue.
Dated at klamath vslls. Ovseoa,
January 10. 1919.
G. G. Low. SAssis.
GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
i.1s-3-I9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
'llnfIe un \ mu mlm


tcoatiausa mon Pass ~
formulate . teatativs ~ e by.laVs
Thh committee vill naks u ~
|port q another meeting - ~ Aoll
Friday night ~ hat tins . ssey d
the conseitutioa Of The Multnouah
Amateur Athlstje Club ef Portland
Vim - read for The gui1aacs q the
local organisatioa.
Il = Tie intsaAiea of IL elub. vhsa
Horned. 10 taks over The basement Of
The wAits Pelican hotel. TAh b al.
rssdy admirably suited fes sacA q
purposs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
KLAMATH DISPLAY
N sAn JOSE H.s.
raopUCzs o. rms SECTION 90.
CUrr rRolnNnNF Pl.Aon IN
oCnoola ~C0onGnRCrAL lGuon.
Ulr~ OLIVIER n Ixyoa,GusD

~ u INV " - Ass
asA Chamber q cennsroe Aas rsesfv
- Z lettse fron ~ oaA Jose high
scAcol statina eat tAe Hlanath
county erhihaeo ooorpy : rro~lne.l
position n ~ connerclal Nussuu
iust op>nsd e hat irssitutio..
The nussun ceatains displays ol
aericultural ana industrial actiyit,ee
mon iii parts q The united state,
n slditan % exhihlts nor Yaexieo
saa Canada. n its,lf n = 4 sr,ae
eaucatioual feeturs. "A an ~ =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

BY virtue Of aa ssscution d sees.
closure duly Issued b. The ciesk q
the circuit court Of the eounty ol
Klamath. state Of Oregon. dated tn
isth day Of January. 1913. 10 Q ess.
tain action 10 the circuit court To-
said county and state. wherein w. q
Clay recovered judgment against
John }. Csmbsrs and Nay Can.
bsrs. bic wife. for the the sen q
Tea Thousaad Five Huadrsl anl
Softy-avs and so-ioo (oie.sts.se)
Dollars. with intsrsst anl aessuina
osts. and vhsssia The dsssadast Mar.
tha 4. Barroa recovered judsusnt Tor
the sum Of Pour Theusaal Tive Hvn.
dred el.soO Dollars With iatsssss
and secsains costs. aad vhssela
Charles p. ChSistiansss recovsr,A
judgment for The sum Of Four Hss.
drsd and Niasty-ains and sS.ieo
NSss.sS) Dollars. With iatsssss ssd
sceruins costs. ssd wherein The eouu.
" OF klamath. state Of OREGON. =
public corporation. recovered juds.
msnt for the sun Of Vivs Huudred
and Fifteen and st-ioe (Vsls.slJ
Dollars.
Notice b hsrssy gives that ! vill.
On ths ltth day Of vsbruasy. 1919.
II the froat door ef ths court ,heuae.
u klamath Fails. n sail eousty. ~
10 O'Clock ID ths fersnoos Of said day
'sll q public auction 70 the hishese
bidder. for cash. the foliowi,s e.
'cribsd property. to-wit:
Lots 5. 9. 7 sad .. ana the south |
,aIs Of ths southeast euaress Of -. |
Ion II. and lot 8 In ssetioa u. Al |
ots 3. :. 2 and .. and the east haIf !,
4 section ~. and lots s. 8, 2 ana { |
. section -. township % south Of
anse 5 east Of W. r., soatsinins
ls.0s aesss; also.
Lots . aaA Z snl ne southv...
uartsr Of The south vest qusrtsr a
eeeios -. and Lots I. 5 ssA {. and
70 southwest quarter Of ths sorth. H
ass euartes Of section -. ana lots II
ana ana ~ northwest quarter Of \
- nesthwsst quarter Of section q. /
ssia Township sad sAass. eoatsia.
y ssi.7< acses; also.
Ths wsst half Of section - and lot II
; section -. said township a.
Aass. soetainins $3.50 ssses: ~.
Iae northwest quarter oi ~
. o'thsase euastsr and tAs north haif
.ne southeast susstss aad lot :.
'euoa -. and The southeast ausrtsr
ths seuthwest suastss q sset,o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
|TuO DR0Inels Alf
| y kejlE T CITIZENS


ApDlieatiea sbs sitiseasAiD ~
na1s tAh aftseaeea ~ BGnsl A.
drsss - August AA1sisu. bsssAsss.
vAe are res16ing h III eeun1y. TAsls
petitions win b considered q the
June tern. of TIE circuit sesFt.
The tvo nsa ere natives of Hraaes.
and thsy cans 70 The uaited otaAss h
1907. Thsy ass farming h ~ vieiA-
ity Of Waite Lahs. s's s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
rieatiea thereof. ali situate |. .'
alh county, Oregon.

rlsatios thereof. al situate w.
ash county. Oregon.
rshsa and lsvIed UPON :. !.
erV ef shs said deienass,.
Gamblers and May cambsrs' n VI y
o. - much thereof a. ns,
sasy 10 sAsiafy the said juAss
favor ef klama,h County. w.
Martina \. nArron. char,.s ! A.
tlaassa AsAins, said deiesS...'
inssrsct thereon. ,ose,hs, -.
costs and disbursements ,A., N.
may accrue,
Dated a. klamath rall,. a.
January -. ipis.
q, Z. Low, g.
~ oro. A. iiArDoS. i,,ss..
" l.is.Aio,|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Ar. and Mn. NsrIs Kilsoes. Who
are among thu bsst known rssidsats
OF the county. were II Friday attend
Ing 70 shopping and othsr matters.
Thsir> sanch b % Tie Merrill road.
near Wllbon's bri1ea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08


$500 A.
sphinx, Mo. Char'ss - '"''
oscar y wuisy anu
0lyun'
800 49,.
n h'ss Agnes lee anu .- -
Wsun were sa'sr'a'nsa " ,',.., % ~
"wednesday q dinner oy MT W." :"
Mason.
-oo-
Ars. Q. 4. Gym va nos'sss 70 'a'
Leisure Hour Ciae Weonssoss .
noon. ne eussss os'ns 70 .va"
lock. Ars. Charles As'urum. %
Frsd sehalleek. Mrs. .. W. Hooss.'
eoa' nrs' bsrt wmnrow, M vro
Campbell. nn. J. Jay Nnapp' ~"
Rossrs h watssnours. Inc a'e.
noon was devoted 10 nvs nsndrso'
ana rssrsshmsnss were sefvso'
800
AZ sas hons OF MA hasvs'' Ions
hin sus busasst and miss rsar TAI
Nv were hosesssss to . numesr OF
aaa oesSe aelped 70 make sns sven
ing an eoJoyae'e one Tor the guests
Ar' aae afs. Lcas. MISS Laura nlcs,
Aiss Rachel hsnaman. M'ss Ethel
0fesss n'se u'adys Roberts. Edmond
Chi'eose. kollo O. orossosck. STANLEY
wsee. Arsnur D. HAY ana sidney .
soaasoa' Durins the course Of shsl
evseme rsuseemeau were served "
shs AessssseA
-o-o-o-
vsssoes Of NJ. aad hrs. Carey y.
Hameey were es(iehtfu'iy entersainsd
q ne HanseS home on rim street
Tuesday AiGAt. shs occasion being
'unchsoo. The guests we're Mn.
Ross Sutton a Dairy. Mr.. and Ars.
Q. ~. Rossrtsoa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
L. Hoassoa. hFs. George Bradley. Nr.
Aad Ars. Wul Houston. Ar. and hrs.
Bert =. wishrov. NJ. Y. B. Ramsby.
-e-e-o--
The PSiseilla Club. one of the local
'rsaaisatioss devoted 10 nsedlswork.
was satsrtsinsd Wednesday after
neoa by ArA b. J. Sheets. A delight
M sfessnooa ves spent By the mem-
1ess. sn3oyiAe conversation and
lssdls work. aa1 % snjoyabis eoiia-
lion vas served By the hostsss. A.
'eadsag ws1nesdsy's meeting were
srs. niIss Lsppsst. hrs. W. n. Kss-
-. ns' Q. b. House. Mn. Charles
ssevss. Hra y. =. Wilson. nrs. L. n.
IsssA. Nm 2. L. Walker. Mn. Kay
seetA. Mn. Psseival sholi and Mn. 4
J. ,. oesessea.
-e-eN 4
: sesessse1 psseAy afternoon. when
NUMBER @ her fTssnds called At her
.oes % west Main street to spend
= s"eraooa. An brought their
'seessvosk and rssfsshmsnts. and
.ceee's asy vas spent BY the A.
e.enss' Aemsess OF the surprise
.,... 10y vese AFs. y. c. Lyons. Mrs.
sI''s" ssIseans, hrs. J. r. Clark.
-. ~ :. snee's. 'hrs. Oscar II. Brsn-
'eman. An. a. Carlson. hrs. L. n.
An. Robert T. wattsn-
VIE - cnaf'es Graves. Mn. 8. @.
..snpc''. nasy Mcclure. hrs.
.'nss' Mn. Nay Lons. hrs. o. A. !.
I0AEM0. Mn ~ 2A>.anA ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

| ~. Aatihs ~ = ts1Ay mon his
|ssash ~ Esas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
Social Evenzs Of the Week

OV(1Wk AVEWI
A novel msshod Of spsndins . %
cial evening cane 10 The tront We'd
sssaay night. when . number ol
young people asssmblsd n The Club
Sowing allsya and spsat several
hours playing tAe teapiA game This
was The arst tine that several of the
young ladies Of the paSty had ever
sssaysd b play The game aad thslr
efforts at bowling earsel . great Zeal
Of nsrrimsal Il az not taks then
very lons. howsvsr. 70 lsarA tAe prin-
|eiplss of the game. and several efe1-
table scores were made during The
sveains. Joe b. McAllistsr was ia
ans form that evening. rolling oas
score Of u and another Of %. wAils
Joe Brett could only roll ~ . 800
score. The bowling party vas een-
posed Of Niss Rose Red. Miss Loh
Myers. Mlss Maude Rippsg. Ahs
Claudia 0'LaasAlin, Mlas Hlsie Low.
Niss KathryA Willians. Mn Adelai1s
Andsrsoa. Miss v1ersass Dowea. 1ias
Fern Wood. Min Hasea Sumner. Ar.
thur Lsavitt, Alosft q. Lesws. Harry
0esilsr. yos Brett. John sismsas Jr..
J. p. MeAllistsr. \ ". vsa Bsllsa.
Phillp ,. oinAote John Yadsa and
wsllingtoa Tsnplss.
-o-o-o-
nlks and their ladiss vim attsad . |
hard tines naseusraAs ball. te bsI
givsa Wednesday nigAt at Hesslea's |
ppsea house. Arraaosnsnls ass h
sharss Of The satsstalnnsns coanit- |
- Of klamath PAIN telss No. lal7.
,. ?. o. =
The LAlio Ala ooeiety oe 0Paeo
nsthodist church AsiA a at hone"
ast TAurs1as q The hone of the
Prssidsat. Mn. n. \. Monyve. for
he nsahsrs Of The church. An en-
oyabls peogram of instrunsntal and i
'oeai solos by Mrs 2. II. Cefsr. Mn. 1
!. R. Haniltoa. Miss Louise Bsasoa
nd Miss Iris Turner was rsadsesd.
gusssing coatsst and . eonunerum |
luncheon were anoas the features oe IL
hs aftsrnoon. TIE ladies assisting |
In. Aomysr we're Mn. @. Q. Levis, L
Grs. L. Lsvis. Mn. 1isAsr. Mn.
laniltoa. Mn. J. .. Dl1iotl Present /
'sres Mra W. ". l1astsn. Nm. Ne 4
'eaa. Mn. ". 1ehests. Mn. Carey
Iansby. Mn. chas. Martin, Mn. vaa
'alkeabsfg. Nfa otelnnits. Mn.
lills. Mn. vssss. Mn. Rebertssa, Il
rrs. skillinstea. Mn. Hail. Ma y. q
ofss. Nm. ". .. cefss. Mn. J. J.1I
arkss. Mn. Benson. Mn. @. =. Wa .
-. Ma Fisher. Nm. Q. G. LsvA. e
lrs. HaUi1tsa. Nh. L. Lswio, Mn.
lpgsas. Niss yeeosea. 1eln Deosoa,
III Mastsa, Nh Tsrnss. ~ Dse- I
srwiek. Mn. J. 9. B1lieeA Mn. n. Il
slts. nrs. Ksesss. Dainty rsfsssA-
'ents were serve1. aa1 III expsssss1
Asnselvss - having . eslighsful Z
ne. The nszt sesial aftssneoa vin Z
, hs,d at the home of Nm. PipgYass e
, February SetA. whsa Mn. Pip. >
rso. Mn. Pslts. Mrs. Stsinnits and '
lrs. Dr.. Fisher win - the hostsssss. !
Mrs.. Fred Mslhass entertained Tie :
~ Nssdiswork Club at her homo !
Fiday aftesnoon. r
~ her pretty hone n Hot speinss h
ldition. Mn. 4. D. Miller proved .
'rsslf . delightful Aestsss Tuesday. q
- shs entertained ths Asls- \
Dedls Craft q . vaisatias bsslss. n
kseoiag WITH Tie appsoaeh oe yeb- p
Az 1tth. ~ Miller hons vas ~
lstivsly lseosstsd fes ~ oeaaslea,
Z hearts an1 ether synbols of the h
' beins use1 h prseusiea Win Q ii
Dtsful eject. ne seors sas1s, ~. ~
'rs prstty haid-DaintsA pieces, anl n
, plaee cards we're dainty haAl- Il
lated sachsts. TAs 1rst prise vas -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

william ?. Jshasea ~ viss n.
sssnsd last ntght fsen Cssvaliis,
y vssee ne fosmss has bssa takins Z
"short horn" eousss u creamery
vesk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Mn. J. H. Haynes. Who he's beee
vis'aas relatives b California. 70.
eurnsd 70 klamath yalls Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Mrs. Fred Mslhass entertained IN
1919 Nssdlswork Club at her home
Friday aftsrnooa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Ths HAPPY Hour Ciub met ct The
eens Of Mn. WIN Hosseea last Tues
az afternoon. Among thoss present
wsss; nssdsnss Geo. Dsihs. Geo.
Hsnphrsy. shipIsy. Floyd Nunday.
Ley hiilyasd. Ray Athsstos. vsrnis
Heaeeon. Geo. Hay1ea. JeAa Hanil-
sos' r. D. North, Provost. 3. T. Sum
nsss and r. 4. Dnmitt. A Asinty
isneA Wa served snd % sajoysble
sstsrnoon WAS speof
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Elks and their ladiss vim astsaA Z
hard tines nasensra1s ball. % u
|sivsa wednesday nigAt q HouGtea's
opera house. Arraaoensals ass n
charge Of The satsetalnnsat commit
tes Of klamath valls Lodss No, l1l7.
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