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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1916)
flv" & i 4 2 nmiri ''" trri nnrnn-if-TT r' ' '" "- - ' " " WKDNKHDAY, MARCH in, llu THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FOUR 1 Colorado Looks for New Boom in Mining Circles United Press Service DENVER, March 15. With the opening of the spring season, Colo rado expects to experience a big boom in mining. High prices In all metals and ores and the falling off In Im ports of minerals due to the European war Is already showing its effects in record activity among Colorado's min ing camps. The tungsten fields of Boulder county remind old timers of the early days in Cripple Creek and Leadvllle. Fortunes have been made in the tungsten fields and the Increas ed demand of this ore for hardening tools promises continued prosperity. Zinc, which doubled its output In thei state last year, is keeping up its rec ord production. Good prices for sti ver has resulted in a renewed interest In that metal. Experts predict a big rise in the price of silver at the close of the war, based on the belligerents' great need of sllver-for a medium of exchange since America is in posses sion of a large part of the world's gold supply. Oold production con tinues to show remarkable staying powers in Colorado. Rich strikes on old properties are frequently report ed. Experts predict that the value of Colorado's minerals mined in 1916 will exceed that of any year in the state's history. Town Topics On the Sick List. William Whitlock is seriously ill at his home onIlgh street. Hack to Fort. J. H. Hessig left this morning for Fort Klamath, after being called here as a prospective juror. Virgil Is Better. -Edgar Virgil, who has been sick for the past ten days, is reported as somen hat Improved today. CLAMAN PLAYERS DRAWING MANY LAST XIGHT'S ATTENDANCE WAS LARGEST SO FAR VARIED MIXS ARE BEING PRESENTED HERE Leaves After Visit. Miss Margaret Colahan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ross Flnley, left out on this morning's train. Back From Fort. Abner Weed and J. Frank Adams returned yesterday evening from a business trip to the Weed ranch at Fort Klamath. Weed left this morn ing for Dunsmuir. Sliver Tea. The largest house so far greeted the Merchants Carnival company at i Houston's opera house last night, to 'witness David Graham Phillips' prob lem play, "The Price She Paid," near ly every scat being taken. This shows that the company la pleasing and gain ing in popularity. Last night's play was ably present ed by an evenly balanced company, every part being well sustained. Special scenery and careful attention given to details make last night's pro duction equal to many of the high priced shows. Tonight they present the New York success, "The Easiest Way," a story of the underworld. Tonight is what A silver tea will be glveu.by the is known as profit sharing night, Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist , when portions of the money received church at the home of Mrs. J. S. El-1 from ticket sales is returned to pat llott in Hot Springs tomorrow after-Irons, In envelopes containing amounts noon at 2:30. All friends of the 'varying from one cent to one dollar, church are invited. j 9IAN HE ROBBED GOES ON BONDS Union Prayer Meeting. AH of the prayer meeting districts will meet at the Methodist church tonight at 7:30 for a union meeting. This is the last prayer meeting before the beginning of the evangelistic meetings Friday night and all are urged to be present. Mrs. Newrywed, Our stock of Home Furnishings offers you a wider choice at a greater saving than any other in town. It WILLIS-JOHNSTON CO. Newcastle, England, has profession al women window cleaners. ORPHEUS THEATER C. R. Miller, Mgr. Friday and Saturday "The Great Goal," Last Episode, Neal of the Navy "On the Vosges," Picturesque France In Colors "Deep Died Dubs," Heinle and Louis "Police Dog," Fourth Adventure Cartoon Comedy Admission, 10c Sunday Only "HOP, THE DEVIL'S BREW" A Bluebird Play in Five Parts This remarkable photo play was produced with the consent and assist ance of the United States Authorities Matinee, 2:30. Admission 15c. Some time ago Jack' Ryan had a warrant issued for the arrest of James Bodner on charge of larceny, alleging that the lad stole close to $1,000 from clothing in Ryan's room. Yes terday Ryan appealed to Circuit Judge Kuykendall to have Bodner's bond re duced so he could be released on bond, and given 'an opportunity to make amends. The reduction was made, and Chas. D. Wlllson and Ryan were Bodner's bondsmen. Wlllson had a Job all in readiness for Bodner, who has al ready stated that he has only himself to blame for his present trouble. Moving Pictures Opium, most deadly of all habit forming drugs, is wrecking the lives of thousands throughout the country. Despite the government's ceaseless fight to stamp out the traffic, smug gling bands bring valuable consign ments to American Chinatowns every month. From these centers, hatchet faced agents operate in distributing the drug. Here are maintained se cret rooms wherein adlcts may con sume the death dealing narcotic. The natkm-wlde fight that Is being waged by the government to stamp out the traffic and restrict the use of opium has been made the basis of an excit ing and highly moral photoplay called "Hop, the Devil's Brew," to be shown at the Orpheus next Sunday afternoon and evening only. Thrilling scenes abound; exciting combats between government agents and the opium smugglers, actual scenes In China town and "opium raids" by secret ser vice agents all these Interwoven with an Impelling story of love and sacrifice, combine to make "Hop, the Devil's Brow," the greatest ot photo plays. "The Regeneration,'' a Fox feature in five reels, showing at the Star to night only, will no doubt prove to be one of the best productions of this fcaturo company. Below are a fow press opinions on this productien: Now York World "A powerful drama of brilliant power and depth. A play to move and sway with the deep und6rcurrents of human life and emotion fires and Inspires with masterly skill and dott dramatic work." Now York Sun "Swept a vast au dience off Its feet caused cheers to resound after the tremendous climax p great big success that will stay long on Broadway In our estimation." New York Telegraph (by Frank J. Price) "1 predict for "The Regen eration" a great success will stay on Broadway for some time really mov ing and gripping." New York Press "A drama that Is refreshingly powerful and true unfolds a touching and dramatic story thrills aplenty and swift action from start to finish." New York Times "Rarely Is a drana of such real merit presented on Broadway the authors are to be congratulated on a real play ot trpnehent worth and heart-reaching appeal." New York Herald "A magnificent drama that is filled with human Ufa and heart interest situations." Dearest Public: Just'returned from a two months' visit with Rip Van Winkle. I was awakened by a freshet of love surging throughmy heart, and It was for you, dear. If you are ever going to "coo" this weather ort to bring It out on Von. With the lovely things for spring, you should have some appropriate Jewelry. The aqua marine and 'the bloodstone are the birthstones for this month. The aqua marine is a beautiful translucent stone of the color of the ocean's wa ter (blue-green). They are found In Siberia, Colom bia in South America, and In Cooos county, Oregon. If you ain't got on yer birth stone you might as well quit the map, 'cause you ain't gotn' to have any luck. The blood stone Is a greenish opaque stone, with red blotches in it, which look like drops of blood. The ancient Babylonians used the bloodstone as a talisman. They are found In India, Scotland and Australia. 'Twdh by the sea shore She stood at bay. In hei defiant eyes Was the glitter of steel. He had kissed her and blistered her back. Ain't Sol the mean old cuss? If It's Jewelry you want, we have It. If I should farm my heart out to you would you put a blister onlt? Next week we are going to add a link to our chain of thoughts, and In the meantime we'd like to "add-a- Ilnk"to your bracelet. We have links in gold and silver, two bits each. I shall love you when your money Is all gone, but I'll not be with you. Dash over to 511 Main street, and see us If yer watch Is sick. 15 McHATTAN. SPRING SUITS SK The womanl who desires a really new and distinctive Suit will find it here, for never have we I featured better looking Suits, or Suits made from better looking material. TAFFETA SILK DRESSES Taffeta Dresses are in highest favor this season, and no woman should be without one. The prices are very reasonable. s V-Xw' Your New Hat It is sure to be found among the endless Sprint; Millinery wo nre slum lug. .Xo matter whnt price, our hats reflect the individuality of true milll nery genius. JUST IN The Popular Auto Caps Varietyjof Color and Stylet .Alio a Beautiful New'Line of Auto Veils Stilts Drygoods Company "WHERE THE LADIES SHOP" Smart Skirts lively Hllk Skirt for tuttr nlth tic nhcH'r IiIoumm. Tullorril mudtb arc mostly on (taring Hum. wry tvitle uilli ornamental llnpx. SHASTA VIEW NOTES Rev. Cowley delivered an excellent discourse on "Man's Dependency" last Sunday. On Friday, March 3d, at tlio homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strowbrldgo, ji birthday party was given in honor of Grandpa Rno, as ho is familiarly called. Friends and relatives began to arrivo as early as 10 o'clock, and many did not Ioavo until after 11 p.m. that night. Games, songs, religious services, etc., composed the exercises. Several school children gathered In Apartment house, price $7,600. Small payment down; completely fur nished; rents now for $100 per month aside from living apartments. 133 Tenth, corner of Pine. Call at prop-! "'"aldercd the beat ovor glvon. erty or address Dox 85. Mrs. Lucille. Cunningham. 15-lOt tlio evening, and recitations and mu hIc woro enjoyed. At a lato hour the guests doparted, wishing Mr. Ruo tlio return of many happy birthdays. Kcv. Tuppor Is delivering a courso of lectures at Shasta Vlow Thursday night of each week. C. M. Klrkpatrick, wlfo and family are visiting at A. Turner's, ncur tlio Falls. Mr. Klrkpatrick was summon ed as a juror. View Literary Society was not so wot) much noodud work for (lie district attended, but a ciphering match was through the onsulng )enr clvcn, ami ever) body seemed to enjoy it onpeclally the smallor folk. Sunday school Im hold ever) Sundi) ' at llio Midland Hchool Iiouio it 1 O. i:. Hunt mndo n trip to the Fall p. in. Preaching nor Icon will behild tho latter part of Inst week. every other Hundny, beginning stxt l)amo Humor has It that thcro wlllj s,,,,,la' be n wedding soon In thli nolglibor-l Mr Stuckle nun In Midland lut hood. Guess who? ' Monday nttcndlng to luminous. Tho ladles of the Helping Hand I Clurft Klrkpatrick ninl tier cousin. Society will givo an entertainment at Uoy Row, are lnltlni: their sunt two canuiuaies tor county omccs Hiumtu View on tho evening of march ami Uncle, Mr. and Mm Worden cm passod through hero last week on 2r.th. Everybody Im cordially Invited Lower Kthmnth Lake, tneir way to Bonanza to attend the' to attend, Tlio directors of tho Midland school are IixIiik up basket boll nnd tinals croitmlM, which will lie compltttd I soon candidate's ball. ' Tho Merrill Mlnstrol and Comedy troup gave an entertainment at Mallu Saturday oonlng, March 11th. Thoy " " " plalyed to a full houso, nnd it wus " day. MIDLAND .MININGS - Jory went to the city Satur- Clillrotc collects rents and nftcr property of all kinds. looks 2 A. S. Dennett has been cnllod Klamath Falls as a Juryman. On account of nn entertainment at ,Mnlln Saturday ovcnlng, tho Shasta IB I mm I IB to W. i:. I.loyil left for Ashland Mon day on a business trip. Livestock shipments are being mndo weekly from this place This means moro monoy In the ranctiors' pockets. ItollKloilH HcrvltOR lire bnlnir linlil at 'Anderson's store. 1 Mri. Homer vImKuiI tier mother nd I fritlinr, Mr. and Mrs. King, of the I Spring Lnko district this neck. Several Midland school children, with their teacher, Mr, Hiitcheni, vis Itod tho Henley polling contest btld Inst, Friday. Thcro will bo a shallow xocUl and candidates' mooting held at the Mid land school houso on Saturdny, Mtrca 2G. Everybody Is Invltod to come. A. J. WHITE WM. J. OfMEL Do Not Discard Broken Castings We weld Steel, Wrought Iron, Cast Iron, Brass, Broonxe, Copper, Alburn an ContbUuUio- of Meuis by OXY ACETYLENE. SaUtfeetiooa GwMusteed. Oregon Welding Co. Sixth Street Our Cedar Polish will make your furniture look new and brighten up the room. It WILLIS-JOHNSTON CO. Trunks at absolute cost. Our stock must be sold to make room for ma chinery now on the way. Some real bargains if you come at once. Brad ley Harness Co. 15-3t See the Suits at the K. K. K. Store that are selling for $16.00. ' 9-6t Imperial Tires WILL COST YOU LESS THAN ANY OTHER TIRE OF THE SAME GUARANTEE OF MILE AGE. With the increased cost of gas oline you will want to save some where. Why not on your tire coat? Good business would prowpt you to Investigate. Come la and let us show you why IMEPEIAL TIRES are better. Bradley Harness Co. 't. CL HOUSTON'S Metropolitan Amusements Hard-headed business men who demand value received in every transaction, and see that they get it, are the best customers for Nettleton Shoes For here is a make authorita . tive in style, with a full measure of value in the choice materials and careful work manship that are the very foundation of fine shoemaking. . Chiropodist Model Made of soft, lone weiring Glazed Kid skin with a plump sole and a low broad heel. Regal Exclusive Shoe Store ' Quluby brothers aro busy days clearing off sago bruih. theso I he Morgan family went to Lost lllvcr for n day's fishing Saturday. Spring plowing has started hero, with all the iihiiiiI vim nnd vigor of! Midland ranches. ' HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE CLAMAN PRICE HUE PAID 00. Tonight "THE EASIER WAY" Admission, SO cents 25 cents unit Merchant's Ticket which is already attracting notice and , 'l""" " "T 'f'rd,0,, i j proving a community need. The as sociation hopes to accomplish some! I I Mrs. ifrlendn C. It. Pattorson Is visiting In California, and Pat savs hatching Ih not all rosea. A rural Parcnt-Tcachor aauoclatlou i nu uijsuiiizuu at Aiiaiana recently. A MM AreYouLucky? Try Vmir'Lnrk Tonight HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE Merchants' Carnival CLAMAN PLAYERS Our Profit Sharing Night Admission S5c With MerclianC'a Ticket flue Without. When you buy your ticket you get nn envelope. You may get lc, 5c, 10c, 25c, SOc, $1.00 THE NEW YORK SUCCESS "The Easiest Way" A story of the Underworld, NO FREES TONIGHT STAR THEATER "The Regeneration," Fox Flvo Rool Drama , I Featuring 'Anna O, Wlbton ami ltxkllffe I lours. i "THE SPENDER " I'Ntlie Five Reel Feature ( Itljmple theater "At tho Risk of Her Life," . One Reel Kalem "When Lit, Oame Home," 0a Reel Vltagrapli V "A Tiling or Two In Movies,' k Two Reel Sellg Comedy Admission 3lwys 10e MATINEE DAILY AT 2l LICENSED Piciwn M l HOUSE Ml RK'II.I. OPERA Merrill. Ore v MO'IIO.N PICTURES WKDNKSDA" M SATURDAYS r