davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06
FEE.I-|- slNlI77TI9
cHAMBERLAlN ES FL REMEpio4
PARA IA ToS.

Esta es no solamente una de las
mejores medicines para las toses, res
friados y Ell Group, sine que tambie4
es agradable y segura para tomarla,
10 cual es importante cuando Sc les
debe dar medicina a los nihos. Mu-
chas madres lie han dado su aproba-
ci6n sin restricciones.
-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

''Muy pocos historiadores dejan al
guna cosa a la Imagination o al cri
terio del lector. El cronista general
tiene mas empefo en- forzar su punto
de vista sobre ell pdblico, que en re-
gistrar hechos. Tiene va 9 una eau
sa que e%sponsar, o un heroe que de-
fender y pondra cuidados ~indebidos
sobre eventos memories que levanten
sus argumentos 0 justifiquen u con-
c~lusiones, 81 minimizara episodes i'm
~portantes cuya tendencia sea antago-
nista a sus conclusiones. BESIDE He
rodotus hasta Carlyle, los historiado-
Q han sido mas o menos partidari5-
tss e%speciales.
Durante los dltimos amos, sin EN-
barge, Sc ha hecho sentir la influen-
cia de una nueva escuela de ASTORIA
dores; n clase que SO contenta con
dejar que los eyentos hablen por 81
mismos, que permite al lector juzgar
por ST mismo los motives y las causas
ocultas, que Sc dedican q ST mismos
enteramente al trabajo de investiga-
ci6n, trayendo a luz las fuentes ORR
ginales mas dignas de credito, de las
cuales Sc pueda escribir nuestra his
toria.
Para Nuevo Mexico. esta clase de
trabajo improbable de investigation
fue hecho primero en- una manera
cientifica por Adolf a. Bandelier, y
los amos postsriores por el Hon.
benjamin M. Read, quien es 81 mis-
una figura importante en- la his
toria del nueyo Estado, y quien no
ha escatimado nj medios nj tempo.
para ilegar a las fuentes originates,
para sehalar sin misericordia los e,
rrores de las tradiciones de dido, pa.
ra 'dar al pueblo una version correcta
de los eventos como realmente suce-
dieron. I'll ha escudrihado dos con-
tinentes para sue datos, ha empleado
profesores en- Erpaia, Mexico y on Ia
America Central, para que escudrila-
ran archives Y .b~iDliotecas para Ell, ha
tenido y~oluminosas correspondeDcias
con bombres de ciencia, quienes han
hecho para 81 estudios ~especiales de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

La manera de presentar estos he
chos y ell modo en- Ell cual estan for.
mados para hacer resaltar 81 caracter
dc muchos de los hombres que estan
Representatives en- ellos, es tai que le
hacen o uno olvidar que esta aquf.
sino cast Sc imagina que "esta ALA"
miranda q los actores, a los cuales
ha b~osquejado. y oyendo su CONVEX
saci6n. Cast Sc les We moverse. Sc
oye sus voces, Sc notan los cambios
en- sus fisonomfas como 81 SO les es-
tuviera miranda.
Este trabajo es improbable para
aquellos que desean saber 10 que SUI
cedi6 en- nuestro pasado. y que clase
de hombres estuvieron ejecutando
aqueilos hechos. LOS presenta como
hombres de information nacional, To-
cal y de estado, hombres de pensa-
miento, acci6n y de proezas.
Este libro nos dara una idea mejor
y mas realfstica de los fundadores de
Nuevo Mexico. Ningunos hombres a.
ve%nturaron mas, arriesgaron mas y
con los recursos tan limitados logra-
ron mas. Entire ellos hubo generates,
hombres de Estado, legislatures y
go~bernantes. Ell Sr. Read nos ha trail
do este a nuestra noticia y conoci-
miento. No ha hecho NADIA mejor o
mas grandioso, sin embargo, espera-
mos que continuara sus labores, en- la
Inca que Sc ha ~propuesto seguir.
r. 3. CATRoN,
Ex-senator de los EE. w.,
Santa Fe. N. NJ. Noviembre "a, 1917.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06
LA VIDA Es uN E

Cast todos los ninos
Que estan durmIendo
Parece que se rfen
AHA entire suehos;
Pero se observa
Que casi todos iloran.
cuando despiertan.
sueho las Ilusiones
Son de la vida,
Y mIentras las tenerfos
Tenemos rIsa.
Pero al perderIas,
Lloramos como nifos
Que sc desplcrtan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06
(Traduccion de Ia Redsccion.)

1fANH
Nuevo Mexico es un Estado de luz
solar y de aire puro. Els Ell paradise
de los que bascan la salud. Mucho
mas que ESQ; es Ell mas rico en- his
toria chronological Q medicines histo-
ricos mas que ningun otro Estado de
la Union. Su historic general ha ST.
do narrada en- 0rden chronological por
algunos escritores .ipteligentes. Ell
pasado de Nuevo Mexico estA ador-
nado con los nombres y hechos de In
numerables hombres de eminencia y
habilidad, cuyas carreras entran en-
su historic. No Sc le ha ocurrido al
historiador poner dentro de III pagi-
mas los muchos i%ncidentes raciales,
interesantes y chuscos que han ocu-
rrido de tempo en- tempo, en- ell pro-
greso de nuestra vida historical.
La conception DEFY ell amoldar
dentro de una forma ,lefble I'm ndmero
de tales incidentes que han sucedido
en- los lfmites ~territoriales de Nueyo
Mexico en- los afios pasados, mfentras
sus habitantes estaban aisladoe cast
de los otros pueblos del mundo, estakf
bA reservado para Ell Honorable Don
I'M. Read, Ell autor. Ell Sr.
Read fue nacido. criado y educado en-
Nueyo Mexico. Nunca ha residido en-
otra parte. Ell viene de buenas fami-
lios. Els Ell descendiente en- Inca
recta de uno de Los firmantesi de nues
ira Declaration de Independence VI
de sangre mitad anglo sajona, la
otra mitad siendo de- pura sangre de
Castillo. Posee en- su caracter la fir
meza y determination de los antiques
Puritanos, combinada o eli entusias-
mo y espfritu de aventura de los Els
paiioles que abrieron las Americas al
resto de los habitantes del mlindo, "
quienes eKploraron Y establecieron
en- toda la America del
Sur, las Indias Oc~cidentales, Mexico,
la America Central y n gran partc
de los ~presentes Estados Unidos.
Cuando Ell ST., Read Sc ayentur0 en-
los campos de la historic, 10 hizo con
81 proposito y la determination de To-
graz alcanzar ell exito. Quem6 sus
puentes detras de 81, y no dej6 we're
das sobre las cuales efectuar Ia reti-
rada. Fue mi fortuna 81 poder, GUAM
do 20 era I'm Senador de los Hstados
Unidos, ayudar su trabajo por me-
do de conseguir para FL n cantidad
de documentos de los archives del
gobierno en- Ia capital, y tambien por
medic de ponerlo en- contacto con la
mayor parte de los representatives de
Sur y Centre America en- Washing
ton, asf como escolares eminentes en-
aquellos paises, de cuyas fuentes. me
ha informado que ha obtenido ayuds
muy valiosa,
DespuAs de escribir n historic
de Nuevo Mexico, le ocurri6 al 81.
Read que sepultadas entire las playas
dc Va historic corriente de Nuevo Me
xico, habia medicines, hechos y ocu'
rrencias yaliosas y aisladas. las que
debfan Q desenterradas y traidas a
Iuz--a In atenci6n del pdblico lector
Muchos de- estos eran do caracter e.
.poradico, pero eran, 81 Sc les pon1a
en- debida forma, verdaderas joyas
que alderman y embellecen n~uestra
historic.
El, con su acostumbrada energfa y
afan de e~scudrinar, SO aplic6 a la "a
rea de reconstruirlas en- una fornla Y
manera que ha hecho que 81 colecr
ci0n sea una coronado alhajas que va
con IA narrative usual de IA
historic,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

"La vida pasa y 81 mundo rueda, y
siempre hay aIgo que Sc nos Qneda
de tsnto v tanto que SO nos va."..
PEzA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

e. secretario executive del Museo de
Nuevo Mexico, decIara que muchos
historiadores tratan de forzar sus
c~oncIusiones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

--SPor que to da tanto miedo ir q
la guerra?
-No; 81 10 que me da miedo 81 no
regresar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

Por Paul A.. r. Walter, traduccion
de la Reduction.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

EI siguiente a~rticulos ha sldo escrIto
por Ell ex-senator de los Estados
unldos, Hon. Thomas 8. Catron, CO.
mo introduction al libro historico
escrIto en- ingles por 81 Hon. Don
Benjamin NJ. Read, ell que Ilevs por
tftuIo: "SiDELlGHTs OF NEW
MExIco'S HISTORY
(Por Il. B. Catron, Ex-senator de los
Estados Unid0s.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-06

Los HisToRiADoREs DEBERiAN
usAR soLAMENTE HEcHoS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice Of sherIf's Sale on Execution
Notice Ii hereby given that under
and by virtue Of q writ OF execution In
foreclosure, issued out Of tho circuit
court " the state Of Oregon. for the
county Of klamath. In the case OF @.
W. Smith Real Estate company. a cor
poration. plaintiff. Va. George Goodell,
administrator Of the estate Of George
holland, deceased: George G0odell. ad'
ministrntor Of the estate Of Lottie No
land, deceased: N. J. Chapman. ad'
ninistrator Of AitamOnt ranch: Alta
mont Investment company. a corpora
tIon; N. J. Chapman. ]. d. Carroh
Pcrl T.. Carroll. Ella Carroll. II. Crane
the heirs Of r. ID. Ward. deceased. and
J. l.. Beckiey. defendants. which said
writ was dater on the 7th day Of June
1917, ! will. on the 10th day OF July
A. y. 1917. at the front door Of the
court house OF klamath county. Ore
gon. In the city Of klamath Falls. Ore
eon. at the hour Of 2 o'clock In thu
afternoon OF said date. proceed to sci
Il public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right. title. interes,
and equity OF the said George Goodell
administrator Of the estate Of Gcorg'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

In the County Court q the state q
Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Natter o9 The Nstats a 0eorop
W. McLaAs. dscsassA
Notice y hereby alyea tAat ] have
nled my AnAl aecosAt anA rspost q
Exscutrix q ~ laAt vim. and tsstar
ment Of 0eorpe ". McI4ane. dsceased.
and the ahove sotitlsd court has 11sd
upon. 10 O'Clock In the foranooa a the
25th day Of June. A. n. 1911. - the
time and the County Court room IN
the Court House in the city oe KAN
ath Falls, Oregon. - the place vAsa
and whore any psrson or perseas may
present any objections er excsptions
to anything in said ANAL account con-
tanned or to anything done By me q
Executrix Of the last vtll and tsstar
ment Of the said George W. NcLaie.
deceased. and that at such tims and
place the court viii finally settle said
account and rspoEt and close the a.
ministratiou q said estate:
This notice H. published pursuant
to the order Of The alove e0titled
court made on the 1eth day q Nay;
A. D.. 1917. and tAs Arst puhuoatioa
IL made In The Evenins Herald o.
the 1StA day q Nay. A. D.. 1911.
NARY y. McLANR.
Executfix Of the Last WIN aAd
Testament Of George ". NelaAs
deceased. 1eSe-3-e11e'S1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

from the sth Day q rstsuasy, 1915,
and for the sum q thrse hundred dos.
lars attorneys fsss. ed ~ costs aaA
disburssmsnts q suit ed Q decseo
forecloslnS one csrtain nosteaee upon
the lands and premises hereafter q.
scribed. made and delivered By the
said Charles n. McCumbef and Llssis
McCumber. defsndants. 70 The plais.
til A. 9. Moorland. on the 9Th day Of
July. 100. 10 secure The payment q
the said sum of @5.0oo.ee. and intsrsst.
upon the following DESERVED lands TO.
wit: the southwest quarter. and the
west one-half Of the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter q the soeth.
east quarter Of sectioa twelve. IN
Township thirty-sight south q rsass
eleven and one-half, east q ths VIII
lamette meridian IN klamath County
and State OF 0rssos. and that ssjd
lanrs b sold to satisfy The said judg-
ment. and the proceeds of said sajs
be applied 70 the satisfactjoa q tAe
same. and that you and each q ~
shove named dsfsudants b lorsvef
barred and forseIossd q I'll rishA titls
and claim to equity q rsdsmptiea b
and to the said laads shove DESERVED
and that one certain judgnsat As3d
BY the said H. w. Tstsss, ds6enlAAt
against the said Charles n. McCumbss,
defendant, for The sum q el4l.14. WITH
interest therson from date q jUde
ment. said judgment hsvins hssa nads
and entered in The abeve entitled eoart
ON or about The eeth day q Mareh.
1915. and which b Len q the lAAAs
hereinbefors described b declared H.
ferior to the lien a plainttAs mort
gage and b foreclassd and forever
basrod.
This sumneas b DubllsAsd. b. oFdss
Of the Honorahls D. v. X1yksadall.
judge of The sbovs satttled essrt and
dated the 3stA aay e Nay. 1917. h
the Evening Hsraja daily AswsDaDsa
Of general eireulatioa Deintsd. Da1liaA
ed and circulated daily n Klanat1
County. Orsaoa. at klamath Talls, d
said County anA 9tats: ~ Arst psb
lication Of this summeos 10 ~ naAl
upon Saturday he ssh day q Nay
1917. and the last publication 70 b
made upon Saturday tAs u. DAY q
July. 1917.
\ HORACE n. MANNING,
Attorney Tor PiaiAti1. Lso0is B,1e
klamath Fails, OreSoa. s
2e-3-e-le33-3o.7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

In the above entitled suit on or before
the 26th day Of June. 1917. that being
the last day OF the time prescribed in
the order Of publication Of this sum
mons; and II you fail 20 to appear. to
plead. answer. demur or otherwise
move. for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in his Complaint. to.wit:
For judgment and decree foreclos-
ing claims for loggers' liens ~ fol.
lows: On about 100000 feet Of logs
located upon the west half OF the
southeast quarter OF section Is; also
to foreclose claim for loggers' lien on
about 100000 feet Of loss located On the
west half Of the southwest Quartsr q
section 2S. all Of the above named
logs are in township 80 south. range
10 east Of the Willamette Meridian. in
Klamath county. Oregon: to satisfy .
claim for $las.00 for labor and for
plaintiffs other costs. expenses and at'
t0rney fees.
This summons IL served upon you.
tho said defendants. By publication
thereof in the Evening Herald Il pub.
lie newspaper OF general circulation.
printed and pnhlished at klamath
Falls. In klamath county. OregoA)
once week for six successive weeks
(seven inssrtions) the Arst publication
being made May II. 1sa1. and the laat
publication June -. lsl5. by order Of
the Honorable D. v. Kuykeudall. Judge
Of the circuit court oe klamath county
Oregon. which said order vAs made
entered, dated and Aled In this suit
May II. 1Sl7.
REllNUR Z KENT.
Attorneys for Plainti6.
ls.ls-as.s-s-ls-as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

Uric acid IN meat excites the kidneys. tesy &
beco,as ovsrworl:od, ct sugeish. ache. and tss'
like Jumps oi iead. The urine becomes cloudy cloudy
the Ladder il irritated. and you may be oD,igea
TO seek relief two or three times during the nea!.
When the kilueys cog you must help teem ',u.I aai
Oft tie bs.ly's urincus waste OF youl! % : All All
sick person shortly. At first you !es' irom rS
misery IN tho kidney Tegion, you a,sch .umsch cets
sour, tongue cnated and you feel sheama'''
twinsss when the. weather d bad. .,.o 90.
Eat leas meat. drink lota OF wafer; s'IS :. n:
from any pharmacist four ounces o. e" ,ssS"s: eS
<Axs tshlsapooniul IN glass ot ws'es '''s''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

holland. deceased: George Godell. I'D.
ministrator Of the estate Of Lottie No
land, deceased: N. J. Chapman. admin
,strator Of Altamont ranch: Altamont
Investment compaAs. q corporation;
N. J. Chapman and J. l. Beckley In
and to the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter. the northeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter. the west
half OF the southeast quarter. the east
half Of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section 5: and the nerth'
west quarter. and the west half OF the
northeast quarter Of section 10. In
township 80 south. range . east Of the
Willamette Meridian: and the north.
east quarter OF the southwest quarter.
and the northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section 10: and that
portion Of the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section 10; and
the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section Is. In township 80
south, range . east Of the Willamette
Meridian. which has been plated and
II now known a. lots I. .. 3. I. 8. 3. Z.
8, -, g and - OF Altamont Ranch
Tracts. or 90 much thereof ~ may be
necessary to satisfy . judgment rem
dered In the above entitled case on the
lst day Of June. A. D. 1917. which said
Judgment 10 for the sum OF nineteen
thousand one hundred and seventeen
and $500 (sle.ll7.3s) dollars. with
interest thereon from the 10th day OF
April. 1917. 1t the rate Of s per cent
per annum. and twelve hundred dol
lars (el.2o0) attorneys tees. and the
further sum Of twenty.thres and $500
($3S.SS) dollars costs and the further
sum Of eighteen hundred and thirty
two and a7.loo (sl.ssa37) dollars. with
interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
April. A. D. 1917. at the rate Of 8 per
cent per snnum; and the further sum
Of two thousand two hundred ana
eighty-sisht and 33.1o0 ts3.1sasS) dol
lars. with interest thereon from the
18th day OF April. a. D. lelI and the
costs and expenses Of this sale On sss'
cution.
Dated this 7th day Of April. A. D.
1917.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY.
Sheriff OF klamath County. Oregon
BY 7. n GRIFFITH. Deputy.
e-1e.13.S0.1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09
Moving Pictures

Vnlcnka Suratt iS the star Of the new
William Fox photopiny. Jealousy"
which opens nj the Star tonight. Miss
Suratt plays the part Of n hcartiess
woman who marrics man she does
not love. and then proceeds to neglect
him, In the cnd the husband discovers
his wifc's deceit. and leaves her. Wal.
ter Law plays the part 0f the husband
and Curtis Benton has an important
part In the photoplay.
Tho Fiashlight," with Dorothy
Phillips In the principal role. Ia likely
To bc voted the greatest screen succesv
of the period when II In offered a. the
attraction at the Orpheus on Sunday
md Monday. when Dlucbird Day again
comes around. In this play Miss Phil.
lips hnS boundiess opportunity for the
display Of her artistic talents. She
plavs tho role of a society girl driven
10 the mountains by the call Of fam.
ily f"ud. There she provides the Key
to n mystcry that nearly drives an In.
noceni man To legal death because Of
4 murder that has been committed un.
der strange circumstances. That the
Girl arrives In court In time to free the
accused In but one Item Of surprise that
figures In the outcome Of the gripping
pioi. Lon Chsney and VIM. Stowell
Will lead Miss Phillips supporting com.
pany In n production guaranteed to full
OIL the Blucbird standard Of artistic
excellence. II It's q Bluebird. IT'S got
TO he good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09
TAKE SALTS FOR
The KIDNEYS IF
YOUR BACK HURTS
We Should Drink Lots Of Water and Eat Loss meat' SdJs
Noted Authority on Kidney Disorders
Recommends Spoonful Of lad Salts |n Glass o. wafer bs'ds
Breakfast to Stimulate kidneys and Eliminate
tho Uric Acid

breakiast Tor few days and your kidney: will
shc the acid Of grapes and lemon juice. combined
.,;sh .s ithis. snd has been used for generations
70 80 clean clogged kidneys aud stimulate them
to normal activity also 70 nsutssss r,,so. sSs ai'Ss
thuS ending bladder weakness.
Jsd Salts 10 Inexpensive. cannot iniuTc. makes
asishtiui eilervescent lithla-water drink which
.vsrvone should take now and then to keep tho
I;Snevs clean and active. Drusgists here say
thev sel lots Of Jad Salts to folks who believe in
ovcscomins kidney trouble while It y only
trouble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09
oumgvseMo
(Gqulty Ne. 0sl

00WSsVVWo
(Gsulty Ne. o6sl
In the Circuit Court Of the etAte o(
Oregon. for the County oe klamath.
A. 8. Moorland. Plainti6.
",
Charles n. NcCumber and Liasis No
Cumbsr formerly the wife q
Charles H. NoCumbsrl and II. W,
Teters, Defendants.
10 Charles II. NeCumher and q. w
Teters. defendants above named:
In the nAms Of the 0tate Of Oregon;
you and each Of you are hsrsby ~
quirsd to appear and answer ths Con
plaint nled against you In the. aeovl
entitled suit on or bseors saturday
the 7th day OF July. lal7. that hsinl
the day OF the laat publication q
summons and the last day wttAtu
which you and each oe you. the defend
ants, ars required to answer said eoua
plant ~ Axsd by fhs order oe publi
cation Of this summons end u YOU fai
to appear and answer. - Aforesaid
The plailtiS viii apply TO the court IL
the relief prayed for In his complaint
to-wit; for . judgment and dsers'
against the above named defendant
| Charles II. NcCumber and Lissie NJ
| cumbsr. for the sum oe three thousaaa
dollars. together with interest thereof
| at The rate oe 10 pr cent Per annuz
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

WASHINGTON. June s.-From the
debris OF devastated France and Bel
gium will rise model villages and cities
beautiful. planned 70 order BY the high
eat architectural and engineering skill
America can furnish. II the offer OF the
University Of Illinois. recently brought
to AMBASSADOR Jusserand BY Dr.. I'd
mund James James. president OF the
university. II accepted BY the French
government. The uniqus proposal Of
the university contemplates sending to
France trained units Of city planners to
be placed At the disposal Of city and
village mayors. and to take charge OF
the reconstruction q rapidly - the
Germans are pushed back. II this plan
II followed II will mean that there VIII
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09
In Societys Realm

treat They viii make their home n,
the Baldwin hotel Tor the present.
Mn, J.. J.. Truax viii entertain n few
friends Informally NJ her home on Es.
plAnadc street this afternoon nj an
afternoon tea.
The i.eisnr" Hour Bridge club meet.
ins for Tuesday this past week was
p"ntponcd On account of tho members
bring engaged In He'd Cross work. Tho
next meeting Will De- held ut the homs
of Mr. Thomas Hampton.
A very pretty wedding wan solemn.
ifrd nj ih. home Ut Il. W. Tower. near
Keno. last evening. when Raymond I.
Tower and Mim Charlotte l. Evans
i'sok the vows of holy wedi0ck. Al q
o'clock Mrs. Sadie aMttoon played the
wedding march. when the bridal part y
entered the pnrior. Ilcv. Geo. II. Den
.nrit performed tho ring ceremony nj
tho prcncncc of twenty-five guests. The
groom lr the son ~ T. w. Tower. and
has u homestead near Maiin. Tho bride
has been teaching school Ut Maiin foi
two or three years. and has also been
acting as postmaster. A bounteour
dinner Was served following the wed
ding ceremony.
Miss Gertrude Sccicy. who leaves
shortly for her home In Delta. Ohio. II
stvinR = luncheon st tho white Peli
eau this afternoon 10 few OF heI
friends. Miss Alice McCourt will &C
company MiSs Scclcy east. and spend
her vacation thcrc. Those ihvited are
Mrs. Ronc Toirey. Mrs. Louise voye
Mn. Jewel Barlowe. Miss Alice Nc
Court. Miss Edna Wells. Miss Kilt,
Wells. Mlss Agnes Leo and Mrs. Louis,
Ferguson.
The Missionary Society met nj ih'
Christian hcurch Friday evening. Al
attendance of forty.Avc was present
Three new members were received int
The hocic,y, An Interesting program
was given. conducted BY Mrs. J. u
duncan. Papers were read BY Mia
Rachel Appicsate. Mrs.. II. II. Dunbs
and oihcrS. A piano solo BY Miss Jsn
nic Appic.atc was enjoyed. The pro
gram was concluded with . dinner
served as Il is In india. At which Mrs.
". u. Rambo gave an interesting DE-
sctiption of u dinner served Oy IN
natives of India.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-09

"evy . home first" Or buy . lot and
build . home. and yev'ii have comfort
through NE and peace In old aes.
Gee chtieete. -