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The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Dodson's shoe shining parlOr and news
stand, southwest corner 35th and
State st.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

A D. Hayes, cigars, tobacco, sta
tiOnery and news stand, s64O s. State
St.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Thomas Bell news stand, ice cream
parlOr and laundry Office, II W. 53rd
St., near State.
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Wittenberg Goes Over
The Top |n:Caupaig

Local Iutherans will be lneefeytSo In
tho announcement that. the cappeign
for n, .xpansIon fund of S1,5o0,o00 Tor
Wittenberg College at Springfield, OHIO,
has gone over the goal Gifts and SUD,
scrintions amounting to $l,665,Oo0 have
been received for the college TO datA
according TO the first general summary
report of the campaign Just issued ~
the college officials. -
OF the total amount raised 50 Af.
about SSIs.JOn came from the memDeEa
Of Lutheran churches in W!ttenber9 ter.
r;,orv. Springfield and Clark counW
contributed about SS05.000 which II.
riudcs the gifts OF a chapel from Cover.
nor james NJ Cox, and gymnasium
h,,j,d;nr from Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Nc
C;jlyray Of Springfield. which are estl-
mated nj a total OF something over a
half million. q
So far .72 Of the 4G1 Lutheran con.
pr.rations which are connected with
Wi,tenbcrG College have reported SUB
scripijons totallinE s46G.OO0. EXCLUSIVES
Of large gifts on tho minimum genera
quota Of S1UI.7SG. About G"9v Of the
churches have subscribed over oso. Or
the minimum quota. -
There reina ms about s2iO,ooo 10 De
subscribed by the remaining LOS Lutn-
cram churches Two college secretaries
are CARRYING on the work among these
churches and there is little doubt bpt
they will meet and surpass their ouota.
sunday. March 6th. will be observer
as "Wittcnberg Day" by, all Lutheran
churches in the territory supporting the
college.
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JUNIOR PARTY
At 7. D. HIGH
JUNIOR CLASS OF rBIADELFALA
pIsrRIcr HIGH SCHOOL Wnu
EMJOY WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Invitations Issued for birthday Party
Arranged for Edward Sehsnf' SF,
February 23.

ran Junior class OF Trjadciph.a d. 90
tn. high school announces a parii "i
Charming details WATCH Will hc held III
TN. now ~ nina>iUm next FRIDAY even
.uS February 18th. This is n" III Z
social event given by thu Junior cia;S.
and tho committees IN charge are plan
INK details which asSUT" the guess
an evening OF Gcuuin" delight. Il W..
H.. N the nature Of Il WashtnEton'> BRIT
day party. and patriotic decorations wal
D., effectively combined with the class
col"rS. grccn and gold. n making IN"
lymnaSium an appropriate background
To- the activities OF the juniors on that
festive occasion Miss Catherin" Webb.
MISS MarEaroi Ec>> and Miss Florence
IlkrnS a:e IN charge OF the decorating
and they pvoiuj~r some move! aAd arts
t.C effects
Miss Mjldr.I N.,ho'S. George Shi.i:ns
arG r'rIShnr Smith hitl" been appointed
tn. cumm:tt-" "u cn;cCtainrcut. az"
they have arranged :: program ~ merry
.ar;cS. exciting contests and some sur
prisrs " hIcn bid fair IL test the meni",
and physical powers OF the mighty Jun
.ors. Toward ;he close Of the o. "ninS
FARMERS will hc selected by distributing
pals OF Gavur~. and IN" guests Will A.
~.mbl" for refreshments. Miss L"uIs"
Is lmmiuS i chairman OF that c"mm'-
tee. aud she will BE- assisted by Howard
H.. and MarEarc; Atkinson. This DE-
llGhtfu, party j. for juniors only. but
he sponsors OF that class. Misses Smith
md Morgan. together with the r"maIn-
de- of the faculty. will b" present Z"
enjoy the pleasures the Juniors Will
Provide"
The fun VIII no. b, conliard to Friday
night. FOR on Saturday Afternoon i
cl"tn-up committee viii descend on the
school - clear away all cvidcnr" ~ tn"
hilarious party h.ld there the night be-
Cors The committee j. composed vt
r,r.jA Gw Enn. Helen Cook. Mabel Mc'i;r-
~. John Henry, Clark Powell and Rob
,.rt NIrIlln
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Y, ". C, A, ACTIVITIES
NUMEROUS NEXT WEEK
Gymnasium Glasses Will Hold Valsn'
tine Party and supper on Tuesday
Evening IN the Gym.

Nj tn" gymnasium cLs%"S 90 tn"
n. W. G. \ are holding Valentine
supper ami party on Tuesday night.
Surpcr vii b" scry"d at G:l|. after
which game. will l." played in the gym
nas.un All gymnasium members
must reg .,;"r for the supper before
Monday noon.
The regular Saturday roller skating
r.rinds will hc held. Juniors skate
from : ~ and members and their
friends from 80 10 $50.
NcSrcrs Sunday afternoon II t:"V
will be in charge OF the Happy Hour
club Of :hc Industrial Federation. DIR,
o. VI. Potter will speak on "SeryIce.
Ms Ttli:" Forest Will lend the meet
NIX Mrs. AKA otto, a member or the
club. Will sing solo and other mem
her, wi, hc hoSI"sscs a. tn" social
tea.
Monday evening IN" members or me
Suuiot club Will meet @t III" h"m" o!
Juna TnuuuhaH Mrs. 'hari"S Fiana-
gan. the advisor. viii meet With them
FOR the yearly election of officers and
tn" social hour.
Tuesday evening a -" thr VI. l."
club VIII mre, with their advisor, Mrs.
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Sidney. Australia, where hey Will mako
tn":r home.
Mrs. George Bowers is confined tn her
home on Market stree. with an attack
OF p.eurisy.
Miss Sal!ic Stringer has returned from
business trip TO New YORK CITY IN the
interest of Stone 4: Thomas.
Carl Sells. % tn" Island. lef; last c"H-
ming for h!ladeIphia, Pa. where he Will
, visit his sister,
Mrs. G. 4. Partenfe!der. OF Warw"odd,
, left last evening for M"rkIm"r' y. -
where Sne will visit her relatives.
Mss Bertha Kirtz. OF Chaplin" street.
Icf' last evening for Pittsburgh and
Buffalo, y. Y.
Miss Madeline IIarbor. Of Pittsburgh.
: left last evening after spending lie"
days IN this city.
Robert LIpphardi. Of III" Island. re-
turned home yesterdays after 4 week ;
visit in Frederick, Md
Waiter Holmes. oc 40. 81 OH" street,
. Island, was reported to b" mu"n b2tctT
after being seriously i'll with an ATTACK
Of Ia grippe
Ms Arch ImhofE. who has hHcn i'll
for som" liitl. tin" 1T her home on
Twentieth street, WarWooG. Is able 10
be out and around.
: Aiturn"; W. l.. bradshaw. y. w.
Lewis. L.. !. Lewis aud L. y. Wendell. all
Of this city. and NJ. 4. Jennings and W.
! e. Delaney. OF Charleston have returned
from a visit to the property holdings OF
the Tidcwatnr and Western Coal Com
Islny IN Kentucky.
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To Hear Noted seulptr.ss.

Many Whe";:He people are planning
t. Eo T. Pittsburgh neat Thursday. Feb
ruary l7lh. - hear the unlQu" lecture
To- o.. c'y.a by Mrs. Claire sheridan
he Sculptr,SS, writer and Traveller. "ho
WI speak in Carnegie MuSIS Hal
rl"rSdty night Mrs. Sheridan'S sup
le,t VIII Ice "Sculping Lcninc and Trots'
~ and her story Of her visit q Mos
Cow. where she made huStS OF l"n,r",
TT, ;Sky and other prominent revolutions
ary Traders. Got only ~ this Countr!
hut IN ivory parl OF the wYsld her thrill
urr account ~ hs- Russian experience
and her lmprSS>l"uS Of the men. MhI
Cvu>'ilu,. TIE ,rry heart q: Hrl-hcNiSUr
h..N,. aroused unparalleled interest. Mrs
>.,,"-,,latn h. rot unly z Scu,ptrrSS and
rr.'.~ OF note. but nulu~ Il foremost p"'
"i "a t.u-!ish society. Her youn';
ru-H.,ud wa~ an officer ~ IN" British
..riny and vas killed dur'as the war.
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Musical p.partment Recital.

large and apparently" nud"n'"
attended >hG cnn"crt given N'Nt"rd'}
afternoon in Yin. 4 -. 1. ". hall 10y tn"
musical department a. In" Nomnn'H
rluh. Of wh!ra Mr.. Anna llilt"n-tl'".
D., chairman and Mr.. flora Williams.
director. Tn, PROGRAM for yesterday $
-"cjtal was arranged lay Mr.. W. l."
Wooi"nW rhcr chairman Of tn daI. ""I
Couta ned some a. III" un"%t talent "I
;hc club. There was ON" chang" N "a"
program ann"uUr,d that beng tn
piano numbers played 10y Miss Helen
Virtue ia III" absence Of Mr.. John
p'Cunnur MISC N!rlu" played her num-
h,rs beautifully and showed remark
able skill and technique in h'r r"nd'-
Ion Of Rarhimanum "S"r'n"'" ~ y
Fiat" and tho "Vru par,r' 10y SymL
Til" opening humber was "rh" Sands
O'p"c. ry which tho club 4. "rU~. which
was exceptionally we'll received by III"
audience. Mrs. ". l.. St.f"l sang the
difficult solo paris in h"r usual lovely
manner and added greatly /" til" h'"u'!
at lhls wonderful iyrir written by
Frederick Clay. Miss Iaroln" HTand-
ta>s sang exceptionally we'll thu toll
lowing two numbers. "Th" li'rd ct IN"
WIdcrn"Sr." l., NurScmau. and -, Me
Gilman" Mimi" by rucc'n!.
Miss Rnra \ l.".n"r Played on" OF
itrr recent mus.cai compositions. "A'-
snJo Lrhurea" aS a ,!oiln solo and r.
>rundrd ~ the aprltu~" with u concert"
IN \ Minor by AccolnN. "Th" N"IHE'r
by Raw Foster. was the dramatic Hum-
nrr SUNK by Miss Hazel Scam"n IN
nr- hoiu,iCul voice. Roy M"ManuS
pleased the audience with. his banjo
solo and III" chorus rendered thor iir"'
nunhrr. Heart Foil Tha, Love The
ST. Johns Eve" Ivy Mrs iird Cray AMI
"Svnops,s." by Mrs.. Wool"nw"h"r. cot
GUIDED IN" thoroughly pleasing program.
Accompanies were Mrs W. t.. Sni"i.
Mrs W L. Woolruw"hrr.
Shar.r Pud Irrf ShuCknr?.
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Juvenile Party.

Mr.. aui Mrs. Edward SChSnE have IS
~..,d inv. jatIuu.' 70 a number OF the chill
G~-u of their n"iShborh""d 10 attend =
pariy arranged to celebrate IN" fourth
birthday anniversary % their son. E'.-
".;.rd Sch~aR Jr.. On Wednesday, aft@.-
noon. February -. This merry PARTY
v..I p, hold at The. S,'hrph HON" on NJ
pie. aN"uur. W"udlawu and WIN b" en-
=, yrd by twenty children. II will &c
90 the nature " WaShIDgtOn'S birti.-
Ias party. with games and decorations
wrpr"rr.alc TO that occasion. The chit
Ercn are eagerly anticipating the event
a. one. Of great pleasure. as little Junior
- = Iavur.tc with MS mar" playmatsS.
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DokieS Masquerade.

Attended BY n large crowd o. con-
genial guests the masquerade dance
given last might by the DukicS. was ono
Of the most delightful events "t the
week. TIL" auditorium or the E.kS club
was III" Srcn" OF this enjoyable affair
and splendid musical program was
rendered by the famous sunshine Boy :
orchestral The costumes worn were
artistic and cotniC and were r"mArhahIc
for their clrverncSS and indviduahi!
Tho committee had planned III" "details
of the dance with the idea Of giving
their guests an unusually rnJ"Aahf"
evening. and that their efforts were sue
yrSStul was C,inC"d by III" remarks OF
approval made by thoS" II Attendance
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banding Party To-day.

The bal! room OF the Windsor hotel
VII ha the scene OF 4 merry gathering
vf children Tins afternoon wncn the
pupils Of the dancing classes taught by
Ms, Alma Wilson Schaff"C will enjoy
n par;y Each pupil will bring one
I.ivnd rs u guest and following the
usual dancing lesson the children VIII
enjoy 4 varied program of games and
play dances arranged by Miss Sarah
Jackson. wno Will assist Mrs. Scnaffcr.
Tnis vii, occupy the children from un-
Il O'clock ard at ;he latter hour clover
l"sorS suggestive OF the Nalent!n" sea-
son will DC presented each little guest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
collsgiate Alunae Today.

Tie members Of the Collegiate
Nlumna" viii enjoy aIcnt'n" l'R
party 81 their february meeting. ""ir.'
Will bc held this afternoon IN IN" huu'-
forum OF the Y. w. I. y. Mrs, HIlan'
+. StiGcI as chairman Of the hospitality
committee will preside and Mrs. W.
Martin RiSgs will pour. They VIII b.
assisted nv a committee The program
for the session will hc most interesting
with the following taking part; Mrs.
Inhn O'Connor. MrA Harry DohSon.
Miss Jennie Mckuwn. Mrs. G"or6"
S,h"N:tIcr. Misses Mary and Martha
Maje>k.
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Girl Scout Sale.

The girls ut Girl ScoUt Troop No. !.
va. ~onduct Il hakc sale this morning IN
,ta lirnrg" T.. Stifrj Company store. The
,.,r'~ have prepared Il variety % tempt
U- GrI:caci"s included IL which arc:
nome mad" cakes. pics. rolls. potato
-a'ad and candy. Part of the money de-
-,,,d from the sale will 20 10 the Troop
.und for the starving children or Eu-
rope and tho remainder VIII be added 10
lnc camp fund
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pary store. In former Years these
young 2"up'' have CONDUIT ted >A!"S "i
'h,~ dainty vuutcct:"u ami ne d"u"i ~"
s,l" today Will nr well PATRONAGE.
prdcr~ may he left today for ro? corn
balls TO be Delivered at AMI future daie.
Proceeds from the sales Will <" !" the
IhIu,rl Chapter Of s.. LUX, =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Alpha P Dance.

\ ilrgr crowd 81 wheeling p"rpi" at
tended IN" Na'cnt;n" dane" given by
OmrI2 and Eta Chapters Of the Alpha
u fraternity last night IN IN" Etks
Home At Martins Ferry. Jones Novelty
orchestra. featuring Charles Pace and
h3S ACCORDION, furnished IN" musical
program and punch was served during
tire inie-miss!"n>. There paS a large
attendance and a merry evening was
spcut
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Going to italy.

Nj mi Mrs }. Fr.w HAIL. formerly
OF Wheeling. tpt NOW Of New York. Will
So IN F-chruar" l9th on the steam
ship New .Amstcrda m" tor Holland.
Grum Wa,rc they will 80 to Italy. MIR.
Hall viii represent 4 combination OF
American manufacturers and exporters
" 10 1r" Seeking to develop an already
n"l,-"Siab ,iShed tr;,GH with Italian IN
dYairin>. Mr. and Mrs. Hail viii remain
In ItAi? al Of TINS year.
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Board Meeting.

Thor" wl,l !" Il meeting "t III" board
co. uunaEvrs II The Kings Daughters
lay Nursery Tuesday. February 18th. at
q, "'v."ci, At the Nursery. No. 1880 Eott
>rr,nt. y tuil Attendance is desired.
Mrs. jacob Er:t;inLham vii, preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
LOYAL se-oan Bible Class.

The rcHu.Nr monthly meeting .: lhc
Loyal Rcreqn Bib,c Class was held
Thursday night a. the homo Of WALL
iSm Edwards on tn" South Side. Nft"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12

1t never matters 10 M what | sa}'
was the Quirk reply. 'Nha; concerns
M :" earn. when hear tn" hen cach-
ling. IS whether she is laying or lying.
Farm and F'ircsldc.
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Pop Corn Ball Sale.

The first az series "f pop corn la
Salr.. conducted hy the sunday "ch"NI
Of s.. Lukc's church. will be held thu
morning at the George l.. Site! com
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OATMAN'S
Lolly Pop Dance

Select Saturday evening dance. lLAs
auditorium: : melody boys. featuring
Tcrrcn Johnston on MaraHrorhon".
frb.7-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
About People
Movements of individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers J.. Bennett. Weston: H.
r, Buriin. Fdrrmunt: T.. G AI:cS,
Zan"svillc: G.. l., Fra;l. Pittsburgh.
McLure-,' NJ. Johnson, Cameron: {.
Y. johnson. Cameron: l.. T.. Hess. Sis
tcrSvillr: II. II. I.anham. Fairmont: w
VI. King ,Mab!c: q. NJ. f.ulctt. rarkcrS'
burg: Mr.. j.. VI. Cunningham. hunting
ton: i. Is. Real. Sist"rsville; II. Is
Walters and wife. FairmOnt.
windsor. T. White. St"ubcnvliIc'
John HARDWOOD. Huntington: l.. J. Lewis
Alliance
stamm-I: u Bean, Huntington; c
=. Randolph. Pittsburgh: =. T. Min"h
Marietta.
G. Lor.ng Van Camp left last e'ening
FOR radcn city. ". Va. 10 spend the
week end at his home.
Bernard Kaiser. ncwiy appointed act
ing adjutant Of III" state American Lee
Eiun. is 1T C.arkSburg preparing TO move
the headquarters of the state Legion TO
Wh"ClnE.
Mss Emily riggs returned to-day
from Wh"clinE whrr" she has been VS.
irinE friends since last week. MorSa n
town lo!l
Mrs. Elizabeth Talson. OF the Island,
IS Il rrmDcT Oh Al party tildN "'' 90.
from New York February S. on an e1-
tended South American tour.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman. OF Woodsdale.
and daughters. Misses Virginia and
katherine. sail to-day from New York
for Il trip TO the West Indies. They Will
return by way Of Key West and will
visit several points in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan G.. Roberts. o.
No,rdg,.il'r veil leave Monday on a tr D
~ Cuba and points in Florida.
Mrs. ". H. Webster returned Friday
from n trip 10 New York City in the in
tcrest OF the George L.. Stifel co.
Mr. W y. Hall and wife. formerly
Lnhana Bochm. left last evening for De-
trolt. and from there they Will SO 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
BACK FROM SOUTH AND
GLAD TO DE HOME AGAIN

Refreshed after n vacation OF nj
most two months spent In Santa Bar
bara hor former homo, and In other
California points, Mrs. Edward Es-
pinosa arrived last night, bringing
with her tho knowledge that how
ever bright and balmy tho South
land may be, and regardless OF tho
many attractions there, there Ia
something about tho atmosphere in
klamath Falls. and something in
tho rugged construction OF this
region, and the genial companion
ship Of It's residents, that oclipsos
the attractiveness down there. and
sho states that she Is heartily glad
to be at home here again. Like
many others who incline to lone
someness after leaving an almost
lifelong home, Mrs. Espinosa bo-
lievcs that this trip has cured her,
and she is now ready to sing home,
sweet home" and that tho home OF
which she will sing means klamath
Falls. Mrs. w. T. Leo. who made
the trip south with her. is still In
Los Angeles, but is expected back
soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
LUMBER RATE LOWERED

PORTLAND, Feb. 26.-Stimula-
tion of the northwestern lumber in
dustry is forecast by the report, re-
ceived in local railroad circles, that
officials of the trans-continental
lines, In session at Chicago, had
agreed upon a material reduction in
the lumber rate as far east as that
city.
According to these advices the rate
to st. Paul and the Missouri river
will be reduced to 66h cents per
100, and tho rate to Chicago and
st. Louis to 73 cents. Though this
basis is partially tentative, It is be-
lieved that It will represent approxi-
mately the new rate, constituting a
reduction of cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
Personal Mention

Il. +. Bell. OF Macdoel. Is in town
on brief business and pleasure trip.
Frank Thoma. creamery operator,
is here from Merrill.
G. NJ. Strowbridge is in town from
Chiloquin on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Terwilliger left
for San Francisco this morning.
Ed McBroom. of Malin, is here on
a business mission.
Bert Marshall, OF olene. is a visi-
tor here today.
w. T., Lyod is in from Midland to-
day.
Nate otterbein is enjoying a visit
from his friend. T. w. Shaughnessy.
a friend Of his Portland days.
Roy Gregory. who calls Sacra-
mento his home, is n visitor here to-
day.
A. ]. Edmistis, who has been in
town a week on business, left for his
home in Macdoei today.
Dave Liskey. who ranches in the
Merrill district, Is In town today say
ing hello to his many friends here.
George France left for his home
In Macdoel this morning, following
q short business visit here.
+. C. Grimshaw. OF Merrill. at
tended the Elks' ball given here last
night.
Glenn b. Garrett. who has been
under medical care in San Francisco,
is said to be improving nicely.
c. l.. Halliday, OF the Plevna sec
tion, was here on business yester-
day.
Frank Denton, OF Medford. was in
town today enroute to Fort klamath
where he will transact business.
Jack McAuliffe. the Fort Kla-
math rancher, returned home this
after spending two days
here on business.
After a weeks visit here with her
sister. Mrs. Guy Eckwald, Miss
Margaret McGrath has returned to
her home in San Francisco.
Paul Mckee. president, and p. o.
Crawford. engineer, OF the Califor-
Power company. are here
from San Francisco.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the
American Legion will hold a busi-
ness meeting In !. o. o. r. hall Tues
day evening. March 1st. After the
meeting a pork and bean supper
will be served to the members OF
the American Legion. All members
are requested TO be present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
NEW MILLINERY

Miss Margaret Callahan. who has
been In Portland for some time, has
returned home, and announces tha.
she has purchased a varied and chic
assortment OF spring and summer
millinery which will delight every
woman or girl who intends to buy
hat that will be both becoming and
fashionable. Her millinery store on
Main street, next door to the Style
Shop. will be open from now on.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
NOTICE no RESIDENTS
OF MILLS ADDITION

All property owners In the Mills
addition are requested to meet at
the corner OF East Main street and
Wantland avenue, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. the object being to
20 over the streets proposed to be
improved, and. to discuss the matter
from a viewpoint Of first-hand in
formation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
Siemens in Statement
Says Bank Will Open
Continued from page -

nancial machine that was travelling
the highways of commerce under
full steam, when II was brought to q
dead stop instantly. Such a stop
page has its effect upon a business
institution Just as It does on a piece
Of machinery. II has taken time to
bring back to normal adjustment the
disarranged mechanism. This read
justment has reached point now
where the finishing touches are be-
ing applied and when the hour ar
rives for me to make the much
wished-for announcement, you may
rest assured I will do SO.
In the meantime. I want you to
know that ! appreciate your loyal
support, and to tell you that the day
Is not far distant when you will
know that II has not been mis-
placed. J. w. SIEMENs.
WEATHER REPORT
OREGON-Tonight and Sunday,
generally cloudy.