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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04
YOUNG PEOPLES
| CHOIR IS BUSY
NEW PRESBYTERIAN OR0ANIzA.
TON WILL BE HEARD IN MI.
slCAL NUMBERS AT CHURCH
AND OTHER LOCAL AFFAIRS

The young peoples chorus, which
has been organised at the Preebytsr-
ian church under the direction OF the
pastor. Charles T. Hurd. Is practicins
faithfully every Thursday evening In
preparation for q musical program,
to be given on Sunday evening. De-
cember 18th. The following youns
people have already become members:
Messrs. Andrew Collier. Bert c.
Thomas. J. s. Hogg. Chas. Dorr. e. J.
Mayer, John Houston. Clinton Hurd.
Harrison Bradshaw. Horatio Graves.
wm Bennett. Fred Fleet. and Misses
Vera Houston, Ruth Bail. Waive
Drew. Georgia Porter. Elsinore Stein
man. Harriet Fink. Josephine Fink.
Hortense Hogue. Mary Ball. Marjorie
Lambert. Madge Shive. Eva Hanks
and .Greta Mcmillan. Many others are
expecting to Join. and new names are
enrolled at each rehearsal.
1T is expected that this chorus will
be heard not only in the religious ser
vices of the church, but In songs and
choruses Of varied nature at social
and other functions. Any young peo-
pie interested are asked to mese At
the church promptly at 1880 next
Thursday evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Carey NJ. Ramsby. Mrs. Henry Newn-
ham. Mrs. Karl q. Cummings. Mrs.
George Hurn. Mrs. Il. 3. Phillips and
Mrs. J.. Fred Goeller. Late In the
afternoon Mrs. Goeiler served delight
full refreshments to her guests.
The Leisure Hour Club will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. J. N. Bridges at the Clarem0nt.
. . .
In honor OF the birthday OF her
uncle. Duncan b. Campbell. Mrs. J. 8.
Elliott Of Pacific Terrace entertained
delightfully."- At luncheon and cards
Monday evening. the guests being the
following Hot Springs residents: Mr..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

and Mrs. Merle 8. West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur +. Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Watt. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wood EbSriein. DR.. and Mrs. Warren
Hunt. Miss Alice Mccourt. Miss Ethel
i.amm and Mr.. Campbcil.
Q . .
A pleasant surprise party WAS held
last Saturday evening at tho homo OF
MIR. and Mrs. II. J. Lockwood In
Shippington. tho occasion being
ciectus Lockwood's 18th birthday an.
niversary. The guests we're Edna
Burns. Clara Owens. Bertha Owens.
Lucille Harland. Cordoba Cantrali.
Ed Cantrali. Howard cantrsli. Roland
CantralI. James DeChsins. Warren
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

A RESIDENT would have no easy
Job today In convincing . newcomer
that Main street 10 hard surfaced.
Seeing 10 believing. Of course. but
there 10 too much mud to allow .
sight Of the bitulithic unless one does
some excavating.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

THE CONVICTION and sentencing
of Hamburg American Steamship
company omcials for neutrality viola-
tions, let NJ hope. has proven con-
clssively to the agents Of all the bel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

the WAY TO GET . thing you
want Is to 60 after II. Our local peo-
pie have at last arrived At this con-
clusion regarding freight rate rsduc-
tions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

IN AN ADDRESS at Madison. Wis.
the presidents daughter declared that
men vote blindly.' In 1919. per-
haps. but they've fully recovered their
sight since then.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04
TWENTY ACRES

Just six miles from Klamath Falls, On
good road, irrioated, fenced; desp
soil. excellent drainage. Price, o700
cash. See ChiclOte LIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

ligerent countries that Uncle Sam In.
sists ON their doing ell their scrap
pinK over across the Atlantic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

aa. -
nenas.., Frank Owens and Rayuo,;.,l
Har'and. The evening wss ~.
PLEASANTLY spsnt by the youu. ,..s,
IN games. music. sinxinx and dss.,.s
until the midnight hour. wb,n -.
guests enjoyed ~ splendid luuch.o,
ssrysd BY Mrs, Lockwood.
Thin weeks session Of the sh,..
pinGton Sewing Club was ho,d =, -.
home Of Mrs. ". p. Harlan, ana -
lowing the usual delightful as,.rpoo.
OF nesdlework and nocia, cha, ~.
hostess served coffee and doushnu,. -
her guesta. who were Mrs 0.o...
Nchrbas. Mrs, J. u. Finncn M, -
Putnam. Miss Grace brown Mr., n
u, Yanccy. Mrs. u. y. can,ra,i w..
u, J. Lockwood and Mrs. Tom pb,n.
Gar,
A. enjoyable M /, was noys, -.
tho unique party given las, ulsh, h,
tho poccna. an organization Of Kl,m.
ath County High School girls inv,.
tAttons were s~nt out several d,,.
ago inviting guests 10 Join In a .r,in
by the Panama Canal from san Fran,
cisco To Tippcrary. via New Yorh /"
aud advising tho early making Of rss.
ervations. Tho homo Of Miss Oc,aua
be Lap on West Main stree, WA san
Frsnciseo. tho point OF departure. and
here tho guests assembled. played ~.
eral games. and cnjoysd tho aru
courso Of refreshments. With stssm.
or Tickets directing them m 10 which
streets TO traverse. which corners 10
turn. etc. tho party set nail from n.
Goldcn Gate. and In ,ime reached
Now York. ~ tho homo OF Miss Pearl
Dow was designated. Hero FOLLOWED
moro games. and tho second courss Of
ihs evenings COLLATION.. and after sn
enJoyable visit. tho globe trottsn.
with an utter absence Of NAL do ms,.
creased the Mig Pond and landed ..
Ttpperary. the homo Of Horssoss
HoEue. There wan no mis,akins he
Celtic atmosphere of Tlpperary. for
the rooms wcrc here decorated with
emerald green. shamrocks and other
Irish emblems. while In San Francisco
and Gotham American faGa and the
national colors preiominaied In The
decorative schomc. Al Tippsrsry the
guests finished their delightful
and enjoyed games aad
Irish music and songs. tho evening d.
together proving one ol unbounds1
pleasure for the tourists. who were
Miss Ruth Dali. Miss Mary Bail. Aiss
De Lap. Miss Peric Dow. his
hortcnse Hoguc. Miss Marie 0rimth.
Miss Hasel 0riaith. Miss Kittis Ne.
Miss Waive Jacobs. Mis-
Faye West. Austin Case. Charles Dorr.
Anton Polivka. Joc Avery. Carl New.
berry. Roliin Sitter. Lawrence Not.
nchenbachsr. VIII Mcmillan. Irs
Orem and Verne Mcclellan.
.
Tho 26th birthday OF Charles wsse
was the occasion for happy birthday
party In his honor. given this week
nj the homo Of Mr.. and Ms. ". Put
man. and attended BY Mr., aud An, ..
n. Yanccy. Miss Grace Brown. ~.
West and Mr.. and Mrs Putnam. 4
pleasant evening was spent. ana 'ns
hostess served . dainty luncheon.
Q .
Shasta View Socisty
Sociais seem to be the order Of ~
day at Shasta View. On Friday sVss'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Z; NOW THAT WASHINGTON has
been declared wet" California mail
order houses have lost q big bunch Of
customer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

II you arc particular about your
fire insurance, see Chilco<s. 1-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Mrs. Ebert B. Hall will be hostess
at the next meeting Of the Tuesday
Bridge Club. scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon at the White Pelican hotel.
. .
Sewing OF Christmas articles was
chief form Of needlework INDUCED In
at Wednesday afternoons meeting OF
the Art Needle Club. when Mrs. J.
Fred Goeller entertained the club at
her West Side homo. Mrs. Rufus 8.
Moore. Miss Elizabeth McCurdy. Mrs.
Nate Otterbein. Mrs. r. J. Sheets.
Mrs. Charles E. Withrow and Miss
Lulu Wattenburg were present %
guests. IN addition to the club nom.
bership: Mrs. r. H. Dunbar. Mrs.
Robert e wattenburg. Mrs. George A
Hayden. Mrs. George A. Wirts, Mrs.
w. E. Taught. Mrs. George Chastain.
Mrs. Arthur r. Wilson. Mrs. Floyd
N. White. Mrs. C. c. Hogue, Mrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

What promises to be tho biggest
social affair ever held In Merrill Val
ley will take place Thursday evening.
December 80. when = masquerade bali
will be given In the Merrill opera
house. II has been decided TO make
the main feature Of the evening n
prise wAlts contest for first prise Of
$40 and liberal cash second prize.
Any couple attending will be eligible
to enter this contest. Judges from
sections outside Of Merrill win be
chosen to award the prizes, Liberal
psises will also be awarded for best
costumes and characters. Excellent
music will be furnished, and the man
aGement will see that the large fioor
IL In the best Of dancing condition.
An excellent supper will be served.
and tickets sold to dancers will In.
clude supper for two. Harold MILL
can Of Klamath Falls will have charge
Of the prise waits arrangements. and
Charles b. Hodgkin Of Merrill win
ofhciate ~ noor director. He will be
assisted BY competsnt lady and gen
tlemen floor managers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Shasta View Socisty
Soctsls seem to be the order Of ~
day st Shasta View. On Friday w.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs.. Louis q. Van Belien
entertained two tables at I'VE hum
dred at their homo on Sixth street
Tuesday night. their guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Merle 8. West. Mr. and Mrs.
Albrecht Oshlsr and Mr.. and Mrs..
Philip J. Sinnott. The evening was
enjoyably spent in playing cards, and
a dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Great interest Il being shown In
the final dancing party OF the White
Pelican Amusement Clubs series.
which will be held At the Pelican din
ing room Thursday evening. Modistes
have been hard a. work preparing
gowns for the ladies who will attend.
and the dance bids fair to be one Of
the prettiest Of the year. All OF the
parties given by the Amusement Club
have been highly enjoyable. and q
big attendance Il assured At Thur
days event.
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Entsrsd at the postones ct Klan.
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through the mails % sscold-elass
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Subscription terms By nail to aAy
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

nsnas.., Frank Owens and R.yno,.1
har'and' The evening w,s ~.
pleasantly spent by the young psos,.
In games. music. singing ana a....
until the midnight hour. when ~
guests enjoyed ~ splendid luucbso.
ssrysd BY Mrs. Lockwood.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-04

Tho 26th birthday OF Charles wss'
was the occasion for happy birthday
party In his honor. given this we'll
nj the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Put
man. and attended BY Mr., aud Ars G.
II. Yanccy. Miss Grace Brown. NJ
West and Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam. 4
pleasant evening was spent. and ths
hostess served q dainty luncheon.
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Ia UNION POSSIBLE.
VIele de ID Piaila !.

) la propaganda de u hojas I'M
prasas. ha hablado suficientemente
ciarO de nuestro criterio personal.
Pc la lectura de SuS peri6dicos y
- declaraciones de u repreSen-
mites. hemOs Sacado la slguIente
conclusion: ell VilliSmO no S0lamente
no recOnoce derecha alguno Ell Ell cons
iIuciOnaiiSmo para encabeHar I'm
:obiern0. Sino que tampoc0 esta
I>pueSto a permitir que en- sus
IlfaS entrcn a fOrmar Jos elcmcntos
lircctore> de- Neracruz.
Son pueS dos faccioneS distintas
iur prelrndcn 81 miSmO ObietO. las
Iup Sc di>puian e. dominic absolu-
. lie la ]Situaci6n. a prcciado des-
f. c>e punto de vista el caracter
h. cada mOvimienlo. no vacilamOs
II afirmar que la union IS impo-
.inlr Y que los llamados que Ca
rama Y Villa han cstadO hacienda
ara lograr tai coSa. 10 son mas
.ur medidaS pOIiticaS para ganar-
/, la estimation del Presidente
Wilson.
En- este e> 10 unico que los Re
yolucionarioS mcyicanoS 81 han
)uesto DE acuerdo: FL obtencr IA
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TRES lNDIVIDUOS FUSILADOS
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Sc pondran en- circulation monedas
de a 10 centavos.

La Casa de Moneda establecIda en-
esta ciudad ha terminate el troqueIa-
miento de una fuerte cantidad de mo-
aedas de a diez centavos. Segdn los
anuncios oficiales, el gobierno pom
dra en- circulation esas monedas, ell
ell curse de Ia presente semana, con
el objeto de satisfacer nj neceSidaG
ingente que Sc viene notando desde
hace mucho tempo.
Sc dice que el gobierno tiene Ia in
tenci0n de acunar monedas por valol
lie cincuenta centavos cada una, col
81 troqueI recientemente ordenadc
Dor ell Departamento de Hacienda !
Fomento. este es. en- el que figura
q retrato del eX-Presidente Madero.
FL troquel ha sido mandado cons
ruiz a los EstadoS Unidos, y en- cuaa
o Sc reciba en- esta ciudad. Sc pro
.cdera 4 acunar las nuevas monedas
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VAN A SER RENATADOS LOS Bic
Mes.
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lurautc cI regimen del general Huer-
a: dc los Diputados Y Senadores quo
'ormaron 81 Congress- Aacional; q,
los Gobcrnadores de los Estados; d.
os D~iputados 4 las Legislatures dc
os Estados; de los Generates quo
.ccibieron cl grade durante e. re
1imen del general Huerta. y de los
.editorcs Y ~redactores de los period.
eos nubIicados duraHte e. mismo re-
gimen.
Los biencs Sc remataran en- pr
a,tca aimoneda : eI rema;e sera de
cretado por el Juez de Disrrito don
de esttn situados los Dienes de qua
SO trata. 4 instancias del Ministerio
Publico. oyendo sumariamcntc q
propicrario de aqpelIos. quien sera
ci.ado por un solo cdicto que Sc pU-
b.icava en- ci P~eriodico Official dc.
Estado en- que funcione dicho jueZ.
La misma preciosa ley villista e%-
pcGida por ell lccnciado Escudero )
firmada por Ell '.jetc de las opcracic-
mes" concede accion popular para
derunciar ante eli Ministerio Publ
co los casos comprendidos en- esa ley,
teniendo ell denunciante derecho 4
.., r;I,,.is, ip,ral al iiav nov
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IN BUQJE HA SIDO ARMADA J
sN ! Ia C0STAS DEL Ii0UI...
(Viene de la Pag. ia.)

ron ~aprchendidcs ccrca de Fund.-
non por las fucrzaS mayjorcnISia>
Y cOnducidoS Il la villa vcclna. a Ia
disposition del :~ObcruadOr Maytorc-
ma. fucron puestOS cn Iibertad por
ordcn del Cifado mandatariO. do
puGS de- lIabcrl"S herho TN inLcrro-
-atorlo para Saber de d6nde Ncnian
y a dondc Sc dirisian.
De las ]pr"guniaS que Sc Ic, NJ
rlrron a los indlOS, cstos manIfcs-
iaron que yiencn del campamenlo
del general Obre=6n y que So inter
.naron primcrdmeutc en- Sinaioa. on
iunde Ilurbe les do VII s%alvocou-
Iurlo para Que pudieran segulr 81
marcia iIacla Sis hogares. Declare
ron los indios que los yaquiS que
- pnruentran con el general O3rc-
.6n pelican en la creencia de que ct
rlIado ierc csta de @cuerdo 0 ct
Gobcruador Maylorcna. pues Sc les
ha diyho Que Carranza, ell Estado
dc Sonora V Obrcg6n. son cnemlsoS
dc los viIIistaS. porquc csto> -
oponen al rcparto de t~icrras.
Ilasla Que ~Iiegaron aqui Salieron
de su error los indios. Estos. como
deio dichp. fuer0n puestos en- iber-
lad v salieron para sus hOgares He
vando ell dinero que les obsequi6 el
GoDernadur.
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AUMENTO

En- Inglatcrra Sc ha pucsto a Ia ven
tn IN ~aparatito muv convcniente paa
los ~dclincantes. por medic del cua,
sc puedc montar un Icntc dc aumcn-
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aiusta cl mango dc: Instruments. y
una vez coIocado en- la posicion nec"-
saria para Ia vista del operator, no
hay que cambiarlo. Para d%ibujar y
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Hermosa novela mexicana =. $50
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Dorque sedUce Ia maravillosa hisuo-
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Gil Bias de Santiiilna. Obra clasica
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Segdn los informes oficiales, la
baias dc los maytorenistas consistlc-
ron en- seis mucrtos y sicte hcridos
entire los primeros Sc contaron do
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Las bajas de los carrancistaS tue-
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entire los cuaIcs figuran cI tcniente
coroncl Eduardo Fernandez, I'm ma
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Sc ain
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