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- Burrell 8hort and wlf. ara la tha
city today on butlaeae.
Ba at "The Portland Btora" tonight
at 10. m. Pour prttr. .
Im Parrlah and John ItatllK ot
Merrill aro la the city.
II. Ilolvln leave In the morning
(or Portland and San Francisco on a
hualncaa trip.
Kxtra tonight at Iho Iris, Chna.
Overton, Irlth and Scotch alnalnit.
dancing comedian. You'll laff, laff,
laff!
Mlta Mllle 8IIIU returned from an
extended trip to San PranrUro laat
nlaht, whrr ahe haa been on liuol
neaa. KdlMtn rectirda (or Seplemlier noa
on aale at Winter' Jewelry store.
A special mevtlnK of the board of
dlrectora of the Water User'
elation hai been calletl for nest Wed
neaday. At thli meeting will be se
lected a representative to bo sent to
Salt take to confer with the senate
commlltie on irrigation, which wll.
convene there September 7th.
Klamath's Kaclusive Shoe Store
offers for this week In children's
shoes the Webster school shoe and
the Kilucalor at reduced price. Our
stock also contains shoes for any pur
pose. UoiKera. cruisers, drivers
worklnnnicn'a and the beat of dress
shoes. No sweat-shop or prlnon slutes.
This Is the store that Introduced Reed
shoes In Klamath county. In the
Wilson building. Kast Knd.
Ijidles, see the new fall coats at
K K K Store.
Salesladies wanted. Apply Monday
at the mick Store.
Kdaar Johnson o( the Merrill pre
cinct was arrested on the charge of
the larceny of a horse, Martha Jone
betas; the complaining witness. On
account of the abaeac of O. W. Of
field. Justice of the Peace at Merrill,
the case will be tried before Justice
Miller In this city neat Tuesday at
: p. m. Mr. Johnson was Implicated
In a wagon-sheet stealing case In the
courts some time since.
. Mayor Sanderson Is very anxious
to get all the numerous nails ham
mered down In the sidewalks. To that
end he recently gave orders to the po
lice to put tho first able-bodied pris
oner at work on this task. Coming
up this morning the Mayor stubbed
his toe. and forthwith gave the pollen
orders to bring forth a prisoner for
tho nail stunt. "Certainly," was the
response on the art of the officer.
The Mayor leaned bark In his chair.
doubtlesa with the thought that the
140,000 lnt sewer bonds has not
showed up yet, and the city needed
tho money, when lo, and behold!
ioor, old "Polly" was brought before
the Mayor. "What for, what for!"
cried Polly; "mo no carpenter: me
only Injun!" The Ma) or collapsed,
and Polly waa led back. Meral: Put
In cement sidewalks, Mayor.
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Aa Opportunity to Witness This Par.
Pamed Production.
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Al the Iris Ihealer tomorrow nlghl
will he shown Iho films of the Passion (
Play of 1100 at Oher-AntniviKrati,
The following partial description
gives some Idea of the magnitude of I
the play and the surroundings In
which It Is protlurisl.
Ober-Ammergrnu Is a plcturciucj
village In llavurla, tt. miles soulhwesl
of Munich, famed for the Passion
Pin) performed there ill Intervals of
ten years by Iho pennants of the ll '
Inge and district. The pin), wlilrhj
represents In n ury serious uinl retil.
Istlc manner the pn.ft.tlon and denth
of Christ, was Instituted as far l:irk
as lint, In token of gratitude on the
part of the simple villagers for the!
abatement ot a plague. The decern j
nlal representations extend oer the'
summer months, from May to 'IH
lember, and attract large numbers o( 1
visitors from all parts of the orld.
Tho erformanres, which are given)
three times a week tununlly on Mun
day. Monday and Prlday), extern!
from M a. m. to & p. m., with a mid
day Intermission of an hour and a
half-. The cast numbers about fitio
performers (about one-third being
children), and all are rhoieu for their
several parts by the Inhabitant
themselves. Obcr-AmmcrKrou l 'lu'
only place where the ni)slery or mir
acle play Is now performed In true
mediaeval fashion. 1 1 inutile and re
ligious aa are the villagers, the per
formance Is most nrtlstlc as well m
Impressive; and though severe In It
simplicity, the whole Is admirably
ataged. with dramatic regard for the
massing of the ierformer. for the
grouping of tho prlnrlpal actors, for
the combination of rotor In the
dresses of tho chorus and for effective
scenic display.
The building In which the perform-'
ance Is given will scat several thous
and people, and wllh Its imrtlsllr
open end and spans of Iron girders
rather resembles a huge railway de-j
pot than a modern theater. Therhlrf
character In Ihe play, who, a has
been said, are Ihe Inhabitants of the
village, and are locally known asi
Herod, Pilate, Calphas, 81. John, rtr
seem to have been selected for their
parts wllh an eye for dramatic effect,!
aided by religious Instinct and pious
training. In the ix-rfortiiance of l&nn
(at which this picture was taken) the
speaker of the prologue, Jimef Meyer,
was he who took the pnrt of Chrlntin
ten )eara previously. Ills acting was ,
characterised by illgnlty of manner Tstarus it
and apiM-nrunce, as, staff In hand, he
Jel onto the stage one wing of the
chorus, clad In "gold bordered white
dreases, wllh colored cloaks, alwt gnM
bordered, and rlacd across the
breast." The other chief members of
the cast In this play are as follews:
Calaphas, tne high priest (Kebns
tlan tang); Judas (Johann Zwlnk):
Peter (Thomas Rendl); John (Peter
Rendl), and Christ (Anton Ijing),
Rach apiearcd and acted his part
,wlth striking and characteristic ni
nes.
Tho personations of Peter, of "iho
beloved dlsclplo" and of our l.ord
wero specially distinctive and Impres
sive, tho effect being heightened In
each case by fine personal appearance
and tender acting. Tho Judas was
also an effective porsonatlon, whoso
rendition of tho forbidding rolo was
so dramatic as to bring leara to tho
eye of the spectator and caused
many a heart to ache. The most
striking of the tableaux were the en
try of Christ Into Jerusalem, the part
ing at Bethany, the Ust Supper, the
agony In the garden, Iho dlspalr of
Judas, the condemnation of Jesus, the
Way of the Cross, the Crucifixion.
supplemented by scenes representing
the Resurrection and tho Ascension.
Jlav. Father Cunningham will c.
turn tha Passion Play la produced.
A quartet will furnish appropriate
music for the preaentatlon. Admission
ton cents aa usual.
Our Summer
Clearance Sale Ends
Saturday, Aug. 28th
At which time we will tfivc away two Jan of money
as first and second prizes. Also, we will have two
other cash prizes, making in all four prizes to be
given away. Between now and the end of thtt
drcat sale come in and take advantage of our many
bargains in all departments in order to enable yoi
to participate in this prize contest. You not only
save money on the goods bought, but may receive
enough in a prize to pay for all you need this fall
and winter. Remember, at 10 o'clock p. m. sharp.
Saturday. August 28th.
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JiaaiU of llllaoia and Cbarlea White
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Did You
Visit It ?
Last week we Invited the peo
ple of Klamath Falls to vjgjt our
gtore and see for themtelvea Its
cleanliness, the efficient staff of
clerks and the completeness of
the stock.
For It ii reallT t0 your id?antig to Imow
what to man? know alrcadY-that a paya to
trade at the c
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