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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11
Make a, Good Impression.

1t costs you no more; it's a real in
vestment; Il the appearance is right the
mar is right. A real value in your
tailored spring suit is here. ]. II.
Moriarty & Son, Tailors, 81 South Main
Street. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11

leading physicians of Chattanooga, died
suddenly this morning as a result of a
general breakdown brought on by hard
work during the epidemic of influenza.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11

charge OF violating the liquor law, fined
$500 and sentenced to serve six months
in the county workhouse. This case
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11

was appealed He was acquitted sew
eral weeks ago OF a charge Of contempt
of the chancery court,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11
DOCTOR DIES SUDDENLY.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April IL
DR.. Benjamin G. Allen, As, one of the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11
/OA Hotel GqyO5O
Memphis Hotel Company
V FfOPrietOPs
~ Memphis, TenN .
Thursday, April 10th, 1919.

1hulodSyI +NPNA A"HJ 49,
swear about the silk twisting crooked. You know you
always said that was what affected the ~ready-made
models.
I also purchased you a number of flossy crepe
handkerchiefss They are allsilk and either bordered or
softly plaided-awful pretty, popsy, and III see about
the silk shirts tomorrow. Loud, you said-surely'
daddy, you know l wouldn't want the, head OF my
good-looking family to be p~rosaic-ever,
As for Aunt Maria, d~addykins, that woman is the
limit. From early morning until late at night she
endeavors to make a social celebrity out of little May
belle, and she's almost succeeded. Somehow I'm not
a bit glad. Of course, Aunt Maria's intentions are OF
the best, but, popsy, do you know the old saying about
intentions and the way below? Well, I'm sure she's
paving a few byways and highways.
Lately have driven, danced and golfed under her
chaperonage until | have neglected my shopping, I'll
have to stop by Goldsmith's at once and purchase a
pair of new patent oxfords, with baby Louis heels
they are the ones with the new style low heels-tor to-
morrow. I want a golf hat, too, something plain and
sunshady, in yetta straw. There was one in the shop
exactly suitable, and l must hustle along or it might
be sold.
I've been careful of my hands as you said, and the
new driving gloves are almost identical to street ones
so l always carry around a pair. Now don't worry.
daddy, and imagine things. shant get IN a bit OF
mischief, and as for a broken heart-weil, whoever
heard Of such a thing. 'Fess up now, popsy; what
is you been areadlng!
Goldsmith's close at 6, ~daddykins, and I'm to dine
at the hotel at 7, so l must make a little speed.
With a heart full of love,
~~H&&
P. S.-Alonso appreciated the lettuce and flowers. M.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-11

Flower-trimmcd Hats that are
beautiful beyond expression. An
unusual variety of the newest
trimmed effects, including num-
bers and numbers OF smart tai
lored banded sailors, These hats,
all in one big group, will be
placed on sale Saturday at the
unheard-of price of $500.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22

The Kirwan Confectionery is replac
soda fountain. 1t is being installed to-
day
Frank Whooley.. Who has recently
returned from Camp Lee, has accepted
a position with the Daily News and
will take up his new duties e week.
He is listing his parents at Clear
Lake at present.
Frank Lautenschlager arrived hom.
yesterda.r afternoon after being away
from Waterfowl for several months,
attending school in Florida. frank
says that all of his people are in very
good health and are enjoying thei,
Florida home. He is around greeting
all of his old friends, who are all glad
TO see him again.
Gladys Pratt arrived last night from
Benson, Mimi, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold Ran
ney, for the past two weeks. Mrs.
Ranney is recovering very nicely from
t.ic barns she received when their home
was destroyed about a month ago. Miss
Pratt will be with her sister, Adah
the librarian, until Friday night, when
she will return to Elkton.
Mrs. Alvin Johnson returned to Wa
tertown this morning to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. p. Pope. Of this
city. Mrs. Johnson's home is in Great
Falls. Mont. and she will be met il
Watertown by her husband about tht
middle Of June and they will return Il
their home together. She has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Pearl Pope, a
Estelline for the past week.
Mrs. Earl McGovern arrived in tn
city Hast night and stayed at the G
Northrup home. She left this mornin
for her nome in Iacotas n. .. She j
a friend OF Mrs. S.. ia. Hotchkiss
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Mo-
thrup, who will arrive I'M the city Il
night to spend the week with her par
ents. Mrs Hotchkiss,s home is In Jun
ius s. ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
MRS. ]. B. VAUGHN, OF
CASTLEWOOD, PRESIDENT
OF LADIES' AUXILIARY

erNkAN#1#H HTE 4IE1
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the South
Dakota State Medical association
met this morning TO elect the naw
officers for the xt year. The fol-
lowing were elected:
President, Mrs. Z. p. Vaughn, Gas.
stlewood.
LIST. vice Pres, Mrs. q ELL.
Sioux Falls.
Ind Vice Pres, Mrs. Owen King.
Aberdeen.
srd Vice Pres. Mrs. Howe. Dead
wood.
4th Vice Pres Mrs Moorhonse,
Deadwood.
Treasurer, Hrs P, Rolbb.
Mitchell.
4!Gasnasnandingas ncretary3 Mrs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
IT'S Goo. II II com4s from Ha!bkat's
Chas. F. HaIbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads.
WATERFOWL, q. ..

al - -NNEFht ~
Nv. ..,. .,a.v Roth ,ra rcal
,,,,,. t,,sr
Judge Samnc! W. ''l''"' "'' .'''"''
in the Christian S''ohIs '"".'' ''
night The pHN-' is co'7-'''E '"''.''
to attend lii" l'rt0T'.
str,n ~ers and visitors will judge
| oi+tas and towns th.s vrar Iv tho
manner IN "A!ol '"'S "'N'' ''..''''
ial day. How DO you "'nl t'o'' IL.
judge WATERFOWL;
Coi,ar Walsh IS 1hge to Ia ND and
nm, ,gnir lf,rr being sick for the
mas. fau. DAVIS Mr.. Walsh IS CONTEST
cd with the Wat,.tnvu Sash * door
ccr,,,,,,p ar -r.s r..v
,
4'H "'E N''" ID. '''7
form ho'1" o. '.t' I"N 80
MOI Il '''I'''1" 7V'''''
g,,,, or an Ga soldier. report at ihc
! rjub nj 1.15 IN the afternoon of
r,r,daz. Nav 8oth. which is Mc.aer.I.
""''
Gasin0-ffancc tomorrow night
A. a Nv, n = r.rf.rson wore
49, .,4a ,,.. ,,cb. 80 n,c.t ,r.a.,
-. III ,.,.a ,,.r4,.,,1 rror,
- sho.. ,.f.f, Mic.
,r..1, - ,t,,;,,a ,,.i.b han. Grand.
- u han ,,r.,,, moved IN
1,ya.a.u.n Oh. ,a,ci,,- ,,,sic Il, t,o
t. 1t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Len v Dolly went
through WATERFOWL on lheIF way N
Sioux Fails where they met li''f
son, Willard Dolly, VINO IS win me
lAIth Field Artillery. lie mas heeh III
France for several mohihS ana HIS
parents could not wait for MN % come
The Doty home IS IN Doiaho'
We have a few first mortgage Real
Estate oans for sale to net you 6 per
cent !'l'eies'' pay 'D'o va -
- Co.
%'0V ~ $500. - 900 -,
'"'e D"'N
Teddy Akin arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon and will spend two
or three days here on business, Ted
dy" is one of those popular men whom
everybody knows n calls by 1lrSt
name only, He has been selling the
past twenty wears and has always Iiv.
ed in Bookings.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22

Furniture will be sold at s-.:ction
Saturday at 1913 N. Broadway. Dining
room suite, kitchen cabinet, mirrors,
rags, dressers, bedsteads complete,
commodes, sanitary couch, refrigerator,
writing desk, Office desk and chairs,
music cabinet, two 15-ft. dry goods
show cases, three pool tables and 9TH
er goods. Saturday. 1oS N. Broad.
way.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
Seeds, bulk and package, ID. NJ.
Ferry's and Jno. A. Saltzer's onion
sets 10c at. 0~wsley's. cliff

The Amoma Club had a very inter
esting program at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening. The club meets
every two weeks and usually serve a
luncheon. This week they had a de
lightful time planning for the next six
months work. The girls viii take q
course of Bible stories, directed By
Miss Matthews, and study the Mis-
~sionary Work Stories from Six For
eigl fields. Committees We're appointed
and officers for various branches e
the Amoma class work. The girls will
continue. with their athletics and en-
large the membership gradually. The
meeting adjourned at a late our.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
DAILY NEWS TELEPHONE
2415

If the carrier boy misses the
delivery Of your paper call up
le'HONE 2o77, in which case your
paper will be delivered by special
messenger.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22


Miss Anna Rciter was in.the city
Yesterday shopping. Miss ReIter's
home is in Bristol,
DR. 7 c Ash was here Yesterday
from Gar1an civ. attending tho
doc+ors, convention.
p.os IN tho cffv Yesterday ,ronsao+.
ING business ana sboppipe.
Mrs }. Il, NontootA was IN the
city yesterday shopping. 9ne returned
t,r
Mrs. VIII Sehoepp ana daughter
Myrtle, were shopping mere Yesterday
They returned 10 alehrH ldSI even
Or. NJ. A.. Hopkins was IN the city
yesterday 70 attend the state Medical
association, DR.. hopkins IS a physiciah
at Arlington.
@ Shnnk was in Inc citv for a few
hours yesterday l~F"AsacI"s p""'i
between Trains lie was J"Ht :.
lie Is Il f''F'N " "'s' -"
Arlington
Rev. Mr.. White will speak at the
mfd-week prayer service this evening
at The Methodist church. His subject
WIN K
Mrs Earl FinElc is in the city again
after visiting her parents Tor the past
few weeks. Mr. tlnNie leaves thls
evening on a business UP ana VIII DC
away until FRIDAY h'Sht'
: I.n Co.. ,i++1e
- - wI4 ,.,.d 10 ror home
=, z4s.5a,. 11re r. Count
II ~ siatonn
'"'' ''7
DIR. Lilah Frink fully expected to op
en- her office on Monday, but some
supplies were still lacking. Most ev
70 one, hor dental office in = dav or
+nr
The G. a. r, w. X. C., Spanish
War Veterans and returned soldlcrs
and affiliated societies Will be guests
of the Methodist Episcopal church
Memorial Sunday, May 23th. lIeV. Gay
the day,
Grace Donahue and' Sophle VOC
are expected nome tomorrow nlght.
They went to Sioux Fails to see the
parade in honor of the l41th Field
Artillery. Grace has a brother IN
that city, whom she likes 10 SEQ as
A. r. Ferguson leaves tomorrow fo'
Hot Springs Va, where he will attent
a national meeting of the agents o
the Phoenix Mutual Life insurance
company. The convention will be h *
during a t~hree-day session and Nj
plans to be out of the city about
week.
Little Lois Keck came home yes
terday, accompanied by her nurse
from a long visit with grandpa ant
grandma at their home in Menomi
nee. Wis. She has bean there 70
some time and was glad to GET HON,
/ to see the new twin sister an,
brother.
/.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
DR.. ]. c. IEpLER
Eye Specialist and Nenrologist
Southwick Bldg.
Phones-O1rfce 2s7G. House 1878.
Appointments must be made in advance
Lake City Taxi Line. Phone 1882, 2

Lake City, Taxi Line. Phone 1882, "a
hour service. 140-tf.)
Tom Schmidt is in Hazel today, on
business.
Anton Bccking was in the city yes
to-day from Florence t~ransacting bust.
ness.
Mr.. n Mrs. w, s. Madden returned
to Castlewood last night, having con,
Guided their business in Watertown.
Harry Sanders, who was employed
in the Kreiser drug store, during the
absence Of I. Z. Larson, is now en-
ployod in the Independent Drug CO
store. corner of Phillips and seventh
in Sioux Fails.
Mrs. Pearl Pope and her mother,
Mrs, George Hopkins, of Estelltno are
here to attend the lecture on Christian
Science ut the church edfce this eve.
ming, They will stay at the Pope home
at 300 9Th st. S, E., while in the city.
Mrs. Pope is the telephone operator
in F!stelIine and has made her home
there for the past two years.
Colonel and Mrs. stephen Marshall
Of Minneapolis will conduct the final
farewell of Commandlnt and Adjutant
Whitson, also the welcoming meeting
Of the new officers Adjutant Bacon ana
Captain Whittleson, AT the Salvation
Army building on South Maple street
tonight at eight O'Clock. Adiutant
Swanson, of Huron, will assist in the
service. Don't fail to como.
Cas;no-Dancc tomorrow night.
The freshman class had their class
picnic at the lake yesterday afternoon
and from all reports the ''freshies''
must have had a good time. The re-
lief from that title ''freshies" is so near
that they could afford to ''let loose
All OF the members furnished the
lunch. which, was a bounteous one.
There were boats and plenty of games
to keep them amused for many hours.
and some even went in bathing. The
class came in early and attended the
Lyric.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
THfNK IN IRTEREsT--sAvE
STEAM NCUBATORS

so days free trial. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Brcoder Hove. The latest i'm
Iprovemcnt in heating the coop for
Echick 81
Incubator Repairs and Foultry
Supplies.
Day Old Chicks after Apr. 90.
Custom Hatching.
Waleltown Steam hatchery @,
Phone 1850 nos s Broadway
Hatchery Basement l00 n Broad;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
BONDS! BONDS!

We buy and sell all kinds Of u. s..
Government Bonds. Come in and talk
with us. P1atts auto Company, TarbeIl
Building, s. Broadway. Watertown, s..
p. 166tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22
FENCE POSTS

White cedar fence p It in carload
lots. For prices write
JOHN RoDEwALD,
t2i2,.2asJ Bemidje, MINI.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22

sCuR MOVE CALL Us.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22

y y y B s 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-22

Anton Booking was In the city yes
terday from Florence t~ransacting bust.
ness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-04

Thursday.
Mrs. r Mccarthy and Mrs W
T.nm Of Lake avenue were n Ch.ca-
60 on business Thursday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-04
GARY CASES IN
PORTER COURTS

VALPARAISO. Ind. october 4.-Ths
case entitled Joe saplnski my his next
friend IS Rahnn & Rahnn. Gary par
ties was settled. The plalntin claim
ed he was severely bitten by a vicious
dow owned BY the defendants Daily
and Freund and j. {. Wells represent
cd the plae
Hit Us Lightner ct al. case involv-
ing the title to some of the land that
is claimed by the steel company. and
Mrs Carr. which was set for trial to-
day. was postponed on account Of a
smaller case pending in the higher
coArts. Daily and Freund and Knapp
ana Campbell represent plaintiffs and
Kelly and Calvin and Crumpacker the
defendants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-04

Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-04

Fine muslin gowns, feath-
erstitching and ribbon
trimmed; $3.50 gown at
1929.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION
tirTiE siDEii0urs ~ ,OCAl na,rr>,>os
AssONG TNE rWis CRY a>U V,C,>IT,
.O,>Gs Am 'OM,>Gs or IU.AL E,I Ks

pocted, Mr.. MacGowan will return 10
snhnnVillo tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26

follow them up. Fine fellows' They
smoke good stuff and; what's bet
ter. they Just chew their cigars and
throw away half OF them. That's
where we gather In cur little harvest.
The quality NJ my tobacco has gone
up several degrees, and he grinned.
Just now business is fine" he
went on. People are beginning to sit
outside the cafes again, and my men
pick up all the flag ends on the side
walk. Another squad cleans up the
music hall lounges early in the morn
ing People smoke mere than ever"
Ont in the Latin quarter, Papa
Cinquante has drying and sorting
shed, where the cigar stubs are cut
m and made into pipe mixture, and
the cigarette ends are sifted and tur-
ned into new smokes. He pays from
, cents TO s1.25 pound for the
raw material. according to quality"
he says
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.
April 20, 1913.

Huns Hcyenty-fiyc mile gun throws
shells into Paris streets.
Germans smash Allied lines near
iiangnrd en santorne as preliminary
10 Somme attack
British and French clinging des-
paSntcly To battered lines In Picnrdy.
German thruStn In Flanders out
flank Allied stronghold on Mt Kem-
mel
Small units Of Americas overseas
army receiving training In quiet sec
tors.
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE VIC
TORY LIBERTY LOAN WHAT YOU
WOULD HAVE PAID FOR VIC
TORY THEN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
At the Theaters

Dainty Biflie Rhodes In the bare
back togs OF filmy gauze and white
tights is an "eyeful OF Joy"
Miss Rhodes Is not only a a/wonder-
fully clever comedienne: she is en-
phatically a swell locker" being
there" with beauty OF face and a
figure over which artists and judges
of feminine puichritude rave.
When little Billie pirouettes into
thes saw-dust ring as "Hoop-La." In
the sparkling comedy drama OF that
title released by Exhibitors Mutual,
you gasp at the vision. You have
never seen Billie in tights before! !
Well. when you see her In Hoop
La" you'll want TO see her again. In
fact. the more you see OF Billie the
better you like her. Al the Liberty
tonight.
Playing the role of an Oriental
clairvoyant was not without discom-
forts for Mae Marsh. the delightful
Goldwyn star. who had previously
never felt the slightest uneasiness In
the scares Of part she has been call
ed upon to portray. WORK in the stu
do and on location has always been
so much play for her, but chanting
wierd incantaiions In the garb Of an
Egyptian seeress. as she does in the
latest Goldwyn Picture. Money Mad.
which comes to the Star Theatre be-
ginning Sunday got on her nerves.
she said.
Being chased by a giant negro. As
! was In THE Birth Of Nation, was
child's play compared with the feel
Ing that came over me In my first ex-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
YANk FAC STUB
To Be MISSED
BY PAR|S|ANS

PARIS. April 26.--By no one will
the departure Of the American SOL
diers from Paris be more keenly
felt than by the humble "megottiers"
the pickersup Of cigar stubs and Gig
arctic ends. This has been a golden
time for them, and Papa Cinquante'
who Is the recognized boss OF the
trade and employs some thirty pick
ers replies disdainly when they grum-
Bile to him about the scarcity Of tob-
acco.
There's always tobacco where
Americans sre." he says. my men
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
perience in the play, as an Egyptian
clairvoyant." remarked Miss Marsh.

perience in the play, as an Egyptian
clairvoyant," remarked Miss Marsh.
1T all seemed so wie.d, and. tho
! never for a moment forgot that It
was all acting. ! must confess II got
on my nerves at first. The wierd
surroundings. the dimly lighted halls
and the sinister-looking Hindus
about the place gave me moments Of
unessiness, but soon I was myself
again and found much that was
pleasing in the role. for you know.
I've always wanted TO play such a
part"
In Toys OF Fate" starring the
great Nazimova, which will be shown
st the Liberty theatre Sunday, the
wonderful Russian star, has been de-
ciared 20 have surpassed her mar
velous work In her previous Screen
Classics. Inc. super-picture, "Revcla-
tion." As a gypsy princess. Nao.-
nova brings all the histrionic talent
which has made her famous into ef-
fective play.
Probably few photoplsys produced
In the last few years have developed
. more mysterious and enigmatic
character than that Of Judith In
False Ambition" portrayed by Alma
Rubens. and to be presented at the
Temple theatre on Sunday night.
The daughter OF humble people.
Judith's unsovernable temper and
greed bring her tothe Big City where
she establishes a fortune-telling sa-
lon which caters to and lures High
Society. Her unscrupulous activities
eliminate in her impersonation OF
s7s-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26

the dead sister OF wealthy woman
In order 10 obtain fortune.
Only when her soul IL laid bare be-
fore her by the One Man that 1he
fears and learns 10 love, does this
charlatan and schemer break on the
Tocks Of remorse.
False Ambition" Is colorful, grip
ping and novel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26

Miss Edna Taylor IN III 'hc CITY LOT
,hor, visit from Algoma.
u Greer N business visitor IN
v,,ma,h Fails from Modford,
,,orpcy Charles T., Stone has re-
,,,sd from short business visit
10 Portland
u,,A C. Flrnswor,h came IN yoS-
,.,day afternoon for u short visit
from ChIloqnin'
Mia. X earn who hnH been here
n,s short umc on business left this
mo,plnr for san Francisco.
r Sheffield is here for few dnEH
>, matters Of business from iioni lie
/, stopping at the Hotel Hail,
Mrs John H. lIenSig In IN thc city
,.,a short visit from Fort ki,mhth
u. 4, guest at the Hotel Hall
CT. Finn Of the chiioauln inin-
ber Company is In the county sea,
,ootiny after business interests.
Guy y Hickok was among tho
train arrivals iaN evening. ~" Is r'-
ri,,.red a, the white Psiicaniotei
Mis-. Rose Cacka left this nornin.
10, San nernadino California. where
,bs VIII vlsR with her sister who m
III,
chas q. Twohy. u iumbcrman from
harris IN In the city for a few days on
buriness He In staying NJ the white
Pelican,
Mrs. y. werdermnnn and children.
Who have been here Tor . short time
from worden. returned to that ,oin,
this morning.
Nr and Mrs. II. r. sprasus left
on the train this morning for Red
ding, California. where they expect
10 renfntn for nomc time.
City Attorney J, u. carnahan hrs
returned from u brief visit 20 Port.
,snd. Mrs. CarnAhan viii remain for
visit with her sister. Mrs. Haincs.
Dr.. q. y. Darrow and Mrr Oar
row Of Doris who were In tosn for
q short visR. attended the oarty NJ
he white Pelican Hotel last night.
They left for Doris this morning.
Nr. and Mrs. c. +. Gotten. form.
o. residents OF this cry who removed
some time ago to California are hero
for . short time from Paio Alto, They
came In last evening and are guests
a the Hotel Hail.
L. L. GehaEen. who 10 Identified
vkh the Pelican bay Lumber Com
pany and stationed At the Logging
camp on the west side OF the Nppcr
Klamath Lake. In In the city today
shaking hands with his many friends.
NJ. and Mrs Frank Thunnsn who
have been here for few days Writ.
Ing Al the home OF the latter's broth
er. George Walton left this morning
Tor their home at Oakland. Their
Visit here was u surprise to Mr. wal
ton and came very nearly being q
surprise TO them as he was about to
start on n business trip when they ar.
rived.
Chas. McGowen. formerly manager
OF the Ewauna BOX Company Of this
city, one OF the men who launched
'ns enterprise and who Is identified
with hn extensive box operation at
susarville California. cams In inst
evening on short business visit. lie
ff''rts that his concern IL now going
enead under the most favo able cir
ctna'snces and a good season is ex-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26

The great popularity Of the Travel-
ers LOW COST Guaranteed life pol.
icies is reflected in the fact that dur
ing 1913 this progressive company Is
sued more than S213, ,O00, 600 Of new
life business. Ask Chileote & Smith
about the NEW 1910 policies. s-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
MAsONs ATTENTION.

A special communication OF kiam.
ath Lodge No. IT. A. +. and A. NJ.
viii be- held at tho hall on Monday
evening. April IS. at 1880 p. NJ.
Wort In +. &, degree. by order OF
W, NJ. u. &. APPLEGATE.
?S-?t Secretary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26
GCY MERRILL VISITS.

Guy Merrill. who was in town yes
terday from the alfalfa city, says
that conditions there were never
more prosperous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-26

snhnnvillc tomorrow morning.
Mr., and Mrs. James Pelton cnmc
IN y"mcrday afternoon from their
big ranch In the wood River Vailcy
near Fort klamath, They will be- here
l"r u short time while MIR. prllon
attends to matters of business. lie
reports that .gho prospects for the
coming year In the Wood River Val.
lev are of the best and looks for.
ward TO n prosperous season.