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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

paper No with
will be allowed a candidate this
work for contestants
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know whom for before coming
the ballot the editor will positively not
information the subject The the
shall possession awarding during
contest.
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be voted free for any lady contestant
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JANUARY The right date of dosing
if sufficient should
10 days prior closing the judges will carefully lock
ballot the Bank, where
will be place where voting be during business
and locked vault ngtunt close of contest the
judges will take charge and count and the ladies
winning in their
The last days all voting be done in
the bank do wish to know whom
ing for, place your together your
sealed envelope which will be
put ballot give everyone square
deal.
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SIMMONS

In the District Court Of the State OF Idaho In
and for the County of Boundary in the Eighth
Judicial District.
A. d. WEIGH. Plaintiff, VS.. James W. Stewart
and Ina Mae Stewart Minor, Defendants:
The State of Idaho to the above named de-
PENDANTS; Greeting:
You are hereby notified that there is on file
in the above entitled Court. the verified Com
plant of the Plaintiff herein, wherein Judg-
ment is prayed for against you to quiet title to
the following land. to-wit: The Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NwANE14)
and the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter (NELNwIz) of section Eighteen tls)
Township Sixty-two (62) North OF Range Two
(2) East OF the Boise Meridian. and the follow
ing tract in the same section, to-wit: Commenc-
ing at point IS rods east of the Northwest cor
ner of said section. thence south so rods; thence
east 80 rods; thence north so rods; thence west
81 rods to place of beginning.
And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer the said complaint within twenty days
oil the service OF this summons. II served within
aid Judicial District. and within forty days II
served elsewhere. and you are further notified
that unless you so appear and answer the said
complaint within the time specified herein, the
plaintiff will take judgment against you a.
prayed for In said Complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the said
District Court this 18th day of December, 1915.
J. Y. STANLEY, Clerf.
| tseall ByH. H. Elder. Deputy.
! Ferry, Idahe. DscioJAnlsAdy
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Aftermath" which comes to the
Star theater today. like most Famous
Players productions. is dramatic
offering of the highest type.
The story portrays the life Of q
girl and young man. who go to the
great metropolis. the man as strug-
Cling young physician. the girl as
a florist. Both become the victims
of most unfortunate circumstances.
In their saddest hour. fate brings
them together. They tell each other
of their past, which they both agree
to forget and begin anew.
Virginia Pearson is seen as the
girl. Miss Pearson will become very
popular with picture fans. She Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13
United Press Service

United Press Service
LONDON, Jan. 23.--(By mall to
New York. )--How she defled n party
of De Vets rebel commando. is told
by Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Geach, writing
from Steynrust. Orange Colony. to a
friend In London.
When De Vets men passed
through here they stole everything
they could lay their hands on" she
says. For time we managed to hide
our horse. but at last they spotted
them. l clung to the animal and de-
fled them to take him. Just did
give 1t to them straight from the
shoulder. and they loft. But soon
five OF them returned and before We
could prevent 1t two OF them grabbed
the horse and led It away.
Then the other threo came to the
house. grinned. and one held out hi
paw. put my hand behind. looked
him up and down. and said. I dom
take the hand OF thing like you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13
Woman De6es Beers
Who Stole Her Horse


This riicd him. for Il Is u big In
suit to refuse Boer'a hand. Then
we went mt It, l called them thieves
and liars. They rode on. but camc
galloping back with their rifles ready
10 shoot me " l offered any further
resistance to their going Into the store
and stealing. They made our kamr
man. at tho point Of tho rife. show
them where reins and hnltcrs were.
which they stole.
Two weeks after. our dear old
horse found his way home. He had
been wounded In the head and nearly
ridden to death"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

beautiful and q most capable actress.
Owen Moore. as the man. needs no
Introduction.
Aftermath" Is a modern drama.
OF the type that will make wide
appeal TO all classes. The scenes
are laid In New York. The street
scenes. parks. rivers. interiors. and In
fact, all OF them are beautiful.
Aftermath" Is In four parts. Two
other subjects will complete the pro-
gram.
Tonight at the Orpheus. THE First
Law" the fourteenth episode Of the
Trey o. Hearts. will be shown. This
linstallment has several exciting situ-
ations and holds the interest from
beginning to end. As there Is only
one more installment Of this popular
serial. much interest is.being mani
Tested on the outcome.
Another even greater serial will
be started at "Klamath's Klassy Show
House" the week following the con-
clusion OF the Trey o. Hearts,"
The management has promised the
people of klamath Falls the greatest
ten cent show ever given In the city.
The coming serial will be shown at
the usual price OF ten cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13
Card of Thanks

We desire to express our ~
and heartfelt thanks to III
unSclnsh friends who 10 ireal, ,
willingly rendered their 49,
to " during tho proloussd ~
death and funeral OF our ~
husband, son and brother, A. y
especially 10 Rev. stubbleAe,l y
kind words spoken:' 10 Nm N
Bath ttd Mrs. J +, Moore I'll
beautiful flowers: 80 Dr. ou]
Mitchell for three teams. aal b I
J r Mas"n'n quintet OF slnspn ,
rendered speh insririns music n
funeral,
MRS. Al. LYONS, vlh.
u. II, LYONS. iatAx,
MRS. A. =, CREEDI, Y
n. c. LYONS. bro.As
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13 -
Francis ]. Heney. famous graft prose-
cutor. today secured license to
marry Mrs. Edna l. Van Wrinkle, OF
this city.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle was Heney's cam
palgn manager In his recent efforts
to become United States senator.
In his APPLICATION for the license.
Heney gives his age as SO. and his
brides as IS years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Prs-Lenton festivities reached q
grand climax at the White Pelican
hotel last night, when Miss Agnes
Lee. Miss Edna Wells. Miss Louise
Sargent. Miss Ada Soule. Miss Ger
truds Seeley, Miss Alice Blackford,
Miss Alice McCourt. Miss Estslle
Blair and Mrs. Rose Torrey enter
tanned two hundred or more people
At dancing and card party, which
will long be red letter event In
the social history Of Klamath Falls.
For ingenuity and thoroughness. the
charming young hostesses have few
equals In the art Of entertaining. The
evenings festivities started with q
grand march. The procession formed
In the lobby. and to the strains Of
an eight-piece orchestra. entered the
dining room. The decoration scheme
Of which excited exclamations Of
hearty approval from all ~ they en-
tered. Saint Valentine never had
such = pretty compliment paid to
his memory - the decorations In
the spacious dining room. Every
whore were hearts. hearts Of all
sizes. They were intermingled with
Cupids on the walls and window cur
tains. they were strung in hundreds
Of festoons across the hall above
the heads Of the dancers. they were
suspended from the chandeliers-to
be exact, they were everywhere. The
lights were shaded with artificial
poinsetta blooms. and the booth
where punch was served. and the
corner occupied by the musicians.
were beautiful with myriads Of hearts
ip tasteful Arrangement. Even the
lobby did not escape this splendid
type Of decoration. After the grand
march had given way to dancing.
Jess Turner. Hindu clairvoyant. was
introduced, and in = corner in the
lobby, he told wonderful sometimes
embarrassing truths regarding his
visitors. to the great delight Of those
assembled around him. Many were
the guesses ventured as to the iden-
tity Of the mystsrious soothsayer BY
those who scoied at his claim Of
magic gifts. In the sun parlor OF
the hostelry. I'VE hundred was In
order. and there were several tables
busy until midnight. Fortune telling
and dancing obtained until long past
the midnight hour. and It was 6atur-
day morning before the guests began
TO leave. after expressing the big
aAair - one Of the most enjoyable
ever held IN klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Aubrey h. Campbell. Mrs. Clarence
H. Underwood. Mrs. J. c. Brocken-
brough and Miss Agnes Lee at an in
formal five hundred. There were four
tables. and the prize was won BY
Mrs. Hall. Dainty refreshments were
served during the course Of the en-
tertainment.
The musical club, composed Of the
pupils of Mrs. Fred Cofer. met this
afternoon at the Cofer home. 602
Eighth street. and spent several en-
joyable hours. The life of Beethoven
was discussed by all. and the follow
ing interesting program was rem
'dered:
t-"Grandfather's Song" Miss
Evelyn whitmore and Miss Ruth
Cofer.
."Contentment" Miss Ruth Cofer.
'serenade" Miss Evelyn
Whitmore.
Chapel by the Sea-. Calvin Peyton.
'Mignonette" Miss Esther
Haines.
Joyous Heaven. Mrs. J. j. Parker.
Dorothy. Smith, Mrs. Carl c.
Cofer.
Farewell to the Piano"-Beethoven.
Myler Calkins.
The eight anniversary OF the birth
LOT John Kuykendall was fittingly
celebrated Monday afternoon by a
party at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. v. Kuykendall.
which was attended by Francis Nc
Lain. Miles McLain. Josie McLain,
Margaret and Buford Hargus. Elsie
and Nellie Fielding. Raymond Hill,
Maud. Ruby and "Buster" Revenue
and John, William and Vernon Kuk-
kendall. The afternoon was thor
oughly enjoyed, being devoted to
Juvenile games, and a birthday lunch
was served by Mrs. Kuykendah.
90
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mar
ion Hanks entertained few OF her
most intimate friends in honor OF
| her sister-in-law. Mrs. .Afie Briggs; OF
Manila. p. l.. and Mrs. H. H. Van
valkenburg, Of this city. Mrs. Briggs
lis sister of Judge Hanks. and has
been visiting relatives in Oregon for
some time, coming to klamath Falls
from Glendale. She will leave for
her island home ON the Pacific liner
China, which sails from San Fran
ciso ON the goth Of this month.
Cascade Pythian club met Tuesday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Whit
lock. on Sixth and High streets, with
tho following invited guests: Mrs.
Fred Melhase. Mrs. Raymond Watts,
Mrs. Chester Avery. Mrs. Fred sehal-
lock and Mrs. Earl Whitlock. The
club members present were: Mrs.
C. C. Hogue, Mrs. Jennie Hurn. Mrs.
DR.. Truax. Mrs. G. G. Low and the
hostess. Mrs. VIM. Whitlock. The
afternoon being pleasantly spent. Re
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Homer leave
tomorrow for so5ourn In California
Mr.. Horuer Il Just up from thre<
months seige Of typhoid,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

games were played. including for
tune telling game, selling forfeits. /"
March to Jerusalem" and the guess
ing of popular advertisements. Suit
able prizes were awarded the winners
in the various competitions, and a
dainty luncheon was served the as
semblage by the efficient hostess.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. Fred
Goeller entertained number Of her
friends at her West Side home In
honor of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Bertha
Sawyer. of Ashland. The guests were
Mrs. c. r. DeLap. Mrs. o. A. Stearns,
Mrs. Grace Dewitt. Mrs. Clay p.
Mason, Mrs. R. J. Sheets. Mrs. L. N.
Fitch. Mrs. Karl @. Cummings. Mrs.
Thomas Hampton. Mrs. Charles H.
withrow. Mrs. Eliza N. Marple. Mrs.
Russell A. Afford. Mrs. Harry Goel-
Ter, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Leslie Rogers.
Mrs Richard Breitenstein.. Needle
work and conversation were enjoyed
during the afternoon. as were @musi-
cal numbers by Mrs. Marple and Mrs.
De Witt. The hostess served a
luncheon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13
3 . . .

Mrs. J. N. Esell. teacher Of the
summers school entsrtainsd the
pupils Of the school this afternoon 1t
I Valentine party, with profusion
Of valentine decorations. There were
about twenty youngsters In atten-
dance. and . number Of interesting
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Valentine decorations were much
in evidence at q meeting of the Happy
Hour club. held last night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mundy,
corner Seventh and Oak streets. and
which proved immensely entertain-
ing for all the guests. Five hundred
was the game Of the evening. and
first prize was won by Mrs. Walters
Mr.. North receiving the consolation
prize. Refreshments were served
and there were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Brenneman. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. EN-
mitt, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hamil-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Heidrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Hilyard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Houston. Mr.. and. Mrs. O.
d. Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. X. D.
North, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Sheets
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. shipley. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. steinmetz. Mr.. and Mrs
William P. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
". Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Win.
tiers. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mundy and
Miss Grace Richardson.
-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-13

Wednesday ID Ash Wednesday. the
day ushering in the forty days preced-
Ing Easter Sunday. which this year
will be April I. and a. usual. there
will be retirement from social ac-
tiyities By many Klamath Falls people
in observance Of the Saviour's forty
days of fast. psrsecution, crucihc-
tion. Owing to the fact that theiI
final dancing party was BY an over
sight set for q Lenten date, the
members Of the Klatawa club have
decided to postpone this party until
after Lent. The dance was scheduled
for Friday night at the White Peli-
can hotel.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-07

v&reu5- 3eitnng" iolgenoe 8nrte, 81,
Die innere gelucgung ibres Serial
lers perrnten:
vSaures Weroego1g 5eigt i'm al;
Wom bon ltarfem Nillen lno cls
einen sSilbrer Ser So5ialilten, be;
nit grober Sineabe uno NegeiIte.
rrng bic SSoeen ieiner Yortei pcc-
foht. Sullres lit einer ser al1n.
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beillbt, ipursc nber 1alt ltcts bon
Der Eolisei om ofientlihen Neben
Hcrbinoert.
&ielleid)t mGrc pielcs onbers &c,
lporOen, menn Sallres om 2ebcn ge-
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GinfluB in oie gntmifllng Ser
Ginge babe. Seooh sSal,res bcein-
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brl,d ciner Tartci lit in fritilben
Womcnten elmer 9tation oft entibei-
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lleber Sen 8etoteten lbrieb 8en.
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lollten. Gie'en erlehnten Gag bot
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Sean SaureS.

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cmpurgcrld,tet unbt bcfreit perbeu fam
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Itnlloe gebrad)t pcrben. giimmemebl
fonnen nuf hieiem ySeae Die geaenleiz
tiaen 3miltigfeiteu Der @0lfer beleitigi
ipcrben. G,clpib bnben felt $50 Sabrel
3ublreide lilternntionnle 0elpalttdter
ltattgeilnben IN europa, sic i'm Ve.
ipiiBt1ein bon Willionen bcufenper Mcns
Iheu llnpernarbte Wumben 5uriidlieber
lnb hercn Splgen ld)per auf europa
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blpB nurtb bas &nhlen ser Scmpfratie
lmo ocs Sosialismls fDnnen pieie Sci.
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len Srageu gelolt nerbcn"
(Sean Salrres 1905
Tor einem Sabre fieI elmer bel
coelitcn UtenIhen cinenn Mcuhel-
morber 5nm Spfer. 8enoIle Seau
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Nrbcitet fir ocn Sricccn,

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brehens geItbiibt iino. @enn mr.
ett nicbt an Den fSrieoen oenfeu,
10 miro oicier binter llnierm Niidcn
unh iiber llnire &opie hinpca &C.
ihloiicn nrrocn. Die slrbeit De-,
Solootcn funn hohltens Shlpicria
fcitcn beicitigcn; lie fam uns eincn
sSeg burd ben Srriralo Scr Srr-
timer lmb OiiBuerltGnonillc bobne:l.
Gs lit Sadie oes 3ipililten uno nidt
0es Solooten, Sen oauernoen @e,
81 cbnen lno oarolli 81, ahten, oob
er nibt IN sufiinftigeu 5agen iiber.
.plldert ueroc. ssh tpciB 3unpcilcr
nid)t, oh ib in eincm ssrrcnbauit
lebe, ooer Of oie 3ud)tb1rslcr, oie
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-07
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balten aber cine groBe @abrbcit
Ger arieg miro ourb Ole Gntidloi.
icnbeit Der Golfer slm Sriebeu be-
elloet iueroen. Iieie Gntlhloilel;,
belt slm1 sllsorlld 81; nringen oor-
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.''ten oller Sdnocr nliiIlcn nit ocI
Srlcocnsagitotion einicscn.
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Snl prellbiiden Serrcnballs er.
flirte om 5. Mars Ger %rdii-
Dent bieler IorpCrld)aft:
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atld;laaen, 10 glanbc id,, wIrbc e.
n:d)t aQsmldlucr icin, einen ,yricoea
in fnrser Triit st erlanaen. Gc.
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ecberren Spisrn, oic mir oe5raht
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Sab lno Wut, miilicn mir mcb.
ioroern ipir fonncu oas shper1