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Music Movies and
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SATU1UUV
Van JtTork
la Nonsensical Nonsense.
"A Itcaeaaile'a Heart,"
Xmericaa Urama.
"IMittatka,"..
Thanhauser Drama.
Hi WHea AfttaUtj,"
8olaz Comedy.
"Watte Mrs. McFaddea Looked Oat,"
Thaahaaser Comedy.
SUNDAY AXD MONDAY
Mad Ja ABaest,
Ilef Ined Comedy Entertainers.
SPECIAL! gPKOALlI
A StapraMloaa lYmlMctioai
THE I"ALACE OF FLOWERS,"
The greatest and aaoat realistic
fire picture ever produced. Three
great reela ot sensation from
atart to flnlab.
Oaaaaoat Weekly,
Interesting Currant Evaata.
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STAR TKCATEK
THE EVENING HERALD
W. O. SMITH Sdlta
Published dally except Sunday ay Um
Herald Publishing Coaapaay of
Klamath ralle, at III rourtfc St.
Political Enemies
on Same Platform
Entered at the poatoBce at Klamath
faHs, Oregon, for tranaintelon
through the malls aa second-claa
natter.
Subscription term by mall to any ad
dreaa la the United State:
One year . k I&.00
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KltAMATB MLLH. - OUKGON
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TEMPLE THEATRE
SATURDAY
rathe Weekly,
Current Ereata.
Taa Qaeea aC Hadae,"
Ciak Two-Reel Feature.
a Lady."
Yttacraaa Cemady.
SUNDAY
"The AaaaHcaa Prlacaas."
Kalem Drama.
"Oar Caaet Dcfeaaara,"
VlUgraph Educational.
"The laveator's Sketch,"
Edisoa Drama.
The FerfMy ef Mary,"
Blegraph Comedy.
MAT1NKK DAILY AT 2:90
ALL LICENSL'D PICTUKKH
Pure Upper Lake
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Delivered anywhere
is the city
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FhoMe 270 W
Grocery
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Buying
Grocery buying should have
careful attention. It's aaay w
Bake a mistake. Wa believe
better grocerlea are the cheaper
grocerlea. Careful hovers alio
know thla. Grocery huylag la
your bualaaaa aad
Grocery
Selling
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far taa least moaey passl-
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Weather OoaaMeaa far April
Dato Max. Mia. Weather
1 it SI Clear
2 69 II Clear
3 II IB Clear
4 II II Clear
5 71 41 Clear
6 7? 40 Clear
7 76 46 Clear
S 17 40 PLCl'dy
9 67 40 PLCl'dy
10 66 II PLCl'dy
11 66 10 PLCl'dy
12 60 31 Cloudy
13 53 30 Clear
14 61 39 PLCl'dy
16 10 44 Cloudy
IS 67 II Clear
16 67 31 Clear
17 16 44 PLCl'dy
18 , 61 37 Clear
19 60 33 PLCl'dy
20 67 37 Clear
21 77 41 Clear
22 80 49 Clear
23 77 SO Clear
INDIANS FACE A
SERIOUS CHARGE
WITHOUT GETTING A DIVORCE,
OR GETTLNG MARRIED, COUPLE
LIVE TOGETHER ON THE HK8-ERVATION
Hiram Vlllard aad Adale Chock-
toot, two Klamath lad I ana, were ar
retted at the Klamatk Agency aad
brought to thla city yeaterday by
Deputy United State Marahal W. B.
Griffith. They are arreeted upon
complaint of the womaa'a lawful hus
band, Clark ChocktooL
Chocktoot charge that hi wife
left hlaa oyer a year ago, aad with-
out getting a divorce from him, or
being married to Vlllard, baa bees
living with him: They wlU he taken
to Portland to appear before the
grand Jury.
Juit after noon today, Griffith
brought to Klamath Falla another In
dian couple, charged with a similar
offense. Theae are Brick Jim aad
Sarah Weeke, wife ot Mike Week.
Jim and the Weeka woman have
been living together for aome time.
Recently both began divorce aulta
against their former helpmeet. la
both caaet, detertloa waa charged.
A ihort time ago, the Idea pre
vailed among the Klamath Indiana
that all that waa neceaaary for them
to divorce the one they vowed to love
and cberlab, waa to tear up the mar
riage Ilcenae or certificate. iThls
landed quite a number before the fed
oral grand Jury, aa aome of them took
other wive after thla form of sep-aartlon.
If you have a timber data for ante
aad are gaaae eaoagh to aaake a low
price, for caab, aee Caklota at 4MB
Mala' afreet, or paoae M.
Subscribe (or The Herald, 60
a meata.
Block
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llder promptly.
GREEN SLAB WOOD
lOlncn
DRY SLAB WOOD
10 Inch ssd 4 foot
LIMB AND BODY WOOD
4 foot, 10 Inch sad 12 lack
Spsclsl prices st the West Side
Mill:
4 ft. green slabs $1.50
4 ft. dry slabs SI. 78
16 lack green slabs f 2.00
Leave orders st Bradley Har
ness Co., near 0th sndMsla.
Phone 127
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IL1NGKII WOUI.H UK SUPKIUN
TKMIKNT UIIU'lilTIM I'KTI.
TION IN AHIIUM)
ASHLAND. Muy 21. U. J. Mom-
Mr of Klamath Knlln I" " HX ,
JlliU wock, and mul n number of :ltl-
rou whom ho Intern n m rvanm
I to hit-ril'cctn fur belns iipi'itlnU'ill
!ii)orliiteudeiit of Crater Lake park, 1
In aucweil Butmrlntrmlent Arrant. It
, arcnia to tn geurrally t onccUcd that
Mr. Arant will be romoveu, uuu iv
'UiiuiRlit that Uio I'onltlon will ho
Klven to (onie worthy Democrat un
der tho prcaent nUmlnlttratluti.
Mr. Momyer I a Democrat uud ap
pear to have a good record and repu
tation among hi ucqualntuure. lie
tin worked under Superlnteuuetii
In the park for a eufflclcnt length of
tlmo to bo familiar ltl tho neeu
and what I requlrod of a tuperiu-
tendont.
Ticre haa been a movement afoot
to put V. G. Steele of Portland In a
uprlnlcndent. Thl move I not
looked upon with favor by peoplo In
louthcrn Oregon. Mr. Steele I at
tho head of the Crater Lake company,
which exploit tho park for tourUU
traffic, and la not a touthern Oregon
man III effort to become auper
lutiudrnt are looked upon a effort
ou tho part of Portland to make tho
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k 11 .1 iw !. tt I1" ,,lul ll,ll 'v iriiu tft ciiivii
r routhern'Vregon except to drag ' ' . .,... I
niv 'i rwrii pfhpuu "I'viim iiH"ai -
McCraw placed Shafer at alum, an I
tic ha done umn hrltlluiit Mork In
the poalllon. III bAttlng averaio u
to hi bat game wa ,396, which I
jptrlly high for a youuicater of II
)ar. Once In a while lie wa erratlr
'and mimed inmo raay play. Ijilrly
the wa ent to center field, a plaro
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Arthur Hhafer, affcctlonalely "Ar
tie" to the fan of tho Now York
Ulanta, National league pennant hold
cm, one nftlio miiai promlilng young
player of evrat aeaion, ha unit
tmleliall becautu of hit lute for hi
friend, Krvd Hnoditra. utility man of
tho aame club. That la tho lntrrprH
Utlon hi friend placv ou hl trniir'
dcvrllon of the club.
Klin for, who haa a Mcalthy father
In ttm automobile builtto In Uu Ait
for
omtthlng out of It, and put nothlug
lulu It, the movement In favor ot Mr.
Steele doiiin'l appeal to the people of
thl part of the alate.
Chi
AT THK C'lltmCUhri
NEW YORK, May II When
Theodoro liooaevelt, William IL
Uearat and Governor William Sulier
itand on the aame platform at Car
negle hall, thla city, May 28, to apeak
for direct prlmarlea agalnat Tammany
Hall and the atate Democratic organ!
ration, the old adage that "politic
make atrango bedfellow" will have
a forcible Illustration. Governor Sui
ter, having broken with the organlxa
tlon of hi party In New York atate,
decided to mako a fight on It, ualng
direct prlmarlea a the Uue. The
legltlatlon In control of the atate or
ganization, of which Cbarlca F. Mur
phy la the leader, adjourned with'
out passing tho kind of direct pri
mary meaiura the governor wanted
At onco ho announced a call for a ape
clal aesalon, and laid ho would tako
the stump to arouie public opinion to
forco Democratic and Republican
member allfco to accept a bill In the
extra leitlon.
Ho Invited co-operation from nil
parties of men, especially aaked
Meeir. Hoogovelt and fleam. Uoth
accepted.
Sulzer spent 18 yeara aa a member
of the Ilounc of Representative from
a strong Tammany district of Now
York city, and It win seldom he op
posed Tammany. ,At the same time
Koosevelt waa one of the ataunchest
Ik-publicans, spending seven year of
the time us a Republican prealdent
Ho hud no moro use for Sulxer than
for any other Democrat In those days,
Hearst had not fought Sulzer,
though ho bad at times bitterly op
posed Tammany Hall, of which the
present governor was n member. Dut
Roosevelt and Hearu have been bit
tor political cnomlei. When the i dlt
or waa the Democratic candidate for
governor In Now Yorl- statu In 1906
against tho present supreme court
Justice, Churle E. Hughes, Prealdent
Koosevelt aont his secretary of atate,
Kllbu Hoot, to Utlca to make a Re
publican speech. Hoot's attack on
Hearst create.d a sensation. It waa
bitter and personal, going much
farther than most political addresses.
It cost Hearst tbousanda of vote.
Now Governor Sulier, Independent
Democrat; Roosevelt, leader of the
Progressives, and Hearst, creator of
the Independence league, will war on
Murphy and William Barnes, Jr., the
Republican atate leader, who la also
blamed by them for the defeat of the
direct primary bills.
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Cuarcti of the sacred Heart-
Corner Wordeu avenue and Donald
itreeL
Week day aaaaa every moralag at
;:1B.
First aaaaa at S:I0; high taaa aad
benedlclloa at 10:10.
Catechetical Inatructloa for the
children Saturday and Sunday more-
lag at :10.
Rev. Wm. McMillan. B. J., paator.
New Mayer llano Maale
Neat Daor la Paetettlee.
c R.
U4Ut Church
Klghth and Canal (treat
Sunday acbool at 10 a.
De Lap, auperlateadeat
Eldar J. D. OrHBth will preach la
the morning at 11 o'clock and la Ue
evening at 8 o'clock.
'onco filled by hU friend flnodgrau
Ai long a 8hafer played there there
waa no chance for Hnodgra to get
Into the game. Since Shafer I of
emotional temperament and given to
strange fanclea hi friends believe
thai Ms chief motive In quitting was
to give Snodgra a chance. Hhafer
Is a college graduate, having gmia
throuvh one In to Angelee, He
c-rmea from a good family and iImd
not find It necessary to work at base
ball lo mako a living.
ChrtoUaa Church
Cornor Ninth and I'lne street.
Iilble acbooi at 10 a. aa.
Y. P. B.C. K. at 6:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting at 7; JO p. so. Wed
nesday. You aro welcome to alt these Mr-vice.
I 3. room house. I
&-rooni house. I
((room bouse, close to nig I
llasln Lumber Co, I
KLMKH L. KltH.N'CH I
ISin Main Hi. I
Oraca Metliodlat KpUcopei amrch
Corner Tenth and High atreeta.
Itev. Oeo. II, Keese, paator.
Sunday school at 980 a. bb., Oeo.'
J. Walton auperlntendenL
Intermediate League at 2:30, Mlas.
Lucille Waluron, prealdent. '
Kpworth League at C;30 p. iu,,.
Stanley Wood, president. I
Special anneuncement: Morning
thomo, "Tho Value of Monuments,"
memorial sermon. In the evening the
congregation will Join tho baccalau-i
rent service at the high school
chapel.
Cordial welcome. Obliging ushers.
Good music.
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PmbyterUa Church
Third and Pine street, J. S. Stublo
field, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m.; J. D. Mason, superintendent
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.; Kr
neat Nail, prealdent.
Preaching at 11 a. m.; subject,
"Memorial Thought."
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30.
There will be no preaching Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock on account of tho
baccalaureate services at the high
school at that time.
You aro cordially Invited to nttend
all of these services.
The Herald covers tho great Klam
ath country,
Do Not Mave
That Dry Feeling
Come ta aaa rMreaa yourself
and Mead with a delicious
Ice Cream or lea Oraaa Hods.
TlaO aBtlCBSatCl
430 Mala SI.
Makers of Para Caady
Any size
Ranch
you want
Two 100-acro ranclie, one
10-nrro ranch, onu 20-acra
much, from 1 to 18 miles from
Klamath Kails.
Itealdruco Property
One 8-rootu house, uno 7
room hbuse, two C-room houses,
threu l-room house, and two
3-room houses; also some va
cant city property.
Will sell (or cash, or on pay
ment, or will eichange any or
nil of tho above property for
ranch or city property. We
handle only our own property,
Coma In and talk It over with
us,
A. A. BELLMAN & SON
517 Main St.
That can look otlr . '
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wmn. iron, f,mll; 'JJ'Ji
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