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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
DANCING
PARTY
GIVEN TONIGHT
Assemble for Relay
lnli,..t Press Survlcc jlo prlniarJly will bo n gigantic battlui
illll.AUnM'lllAi April 28, Vwo fci i tiproinacy between East and West. '
hundred and fifty nlhlotlcn, represent-' Never In the history of tho I'enn re
In,, the host non Amorlcnn tinlvornl-jlnv cIiihhIc lino such a group of ath-1
,,,,1 nn,i rillogo possess will Htuiifitln Iaich boeu gathered as today Thin In
n Krnii!tll.i Floltl thin BfUinoon In tholl'iutly diuiln the. European war, which wl '" Klvcn tonight. Although not
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMDEP8
AND STUDENT1) OF KLAMATH
COUTY HIGH DRIIQOL WILL imp
LIGHT FANTASTIC
Tim danco toliolp tho Catholic fund, '
which was postponed from Anrlt u.
In
(-Ilmlinry lu-ntH of tho UiiIvoihII of jfiitiao.l nliamlmimeut of tho Olympic I'lKh school dnnco, tho procccdB of tho
gasnes, Altogether Micro nro cljithy occft,ln will bo contributed toward tho
colleges competing wl h v. reuroflonts- mihlo VKnCgffvKAl incw morn iii-m
Minn of oir 100 teams, Tho collogoi "thletlc deficit of tho high school,
ci'innd In tho (hmnplotihhlpH are. , A committee of high Rchool boyH In
1 S'llo, lltitvnul, I'llnrclon, Cornell, I col,m'c,1on with the Alumni has Invit
I Jt ftsinuiith, Mli'liliMit, Chicago. IIh','''' "io Alumnl (,nd the students of tho
wt-, Pennsylvania, Uitlwlty of Mln ' "K" HcUol-
Nolro
iinnmrwi in twoiiay roniy raiiiiviu.
vi.ni who ouallfy ".'III eompeto
Die llf'ii' tomorrow
Wlill" tin. mrliiim tennis will im
,!cno o wm iho point trophy for
llieli hi ., dual nlinn muter, tho iitnig-
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SARDINES "Bexlers Yacht Club"
BonelcM, large can -10c
CHEESE Mtrtln's New York.
Per pound 35c
RED PEPPERS "Pimentos."
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PASTRY FLOUR "Swans'Down."
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tbeso pill too highly. Wo cau
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Wood
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KLAMATH FUEL CO.
Peyton, Mgr. Phone 187
unit. University of i twsln,
IMme, Kansas. Indiana, Occidental
College, Ililghnm Unlvoislty, Iowa
Piiitr, (Senigeiown, Columbia, Hyrn
c:ic, MtiRKachuseitH Institute of Tech
noloKy, lliinilliui College Michigan At
I'rullural, Holly Cross -ml lYnnavt
vai'in State.
When these colleges riteiumled lo
wlier, slurs as MeredlUi uf I'enn. Dlu
jnmiid or Chleiiuo, Wlliox of Harvard
.iid .Monro of I'iIiroIoii, iIhtu Is more
Jtlrin ii rhniire Unit ne.v -vorld reroidi
I a 111 be established,
, This prediction was iim.Io toda do
,Mlu the fact the worth In two of
.Mir ttday (hatnplnnHhliM .ml aomo if
.tho pentathlon merits :.ro as low as it
isrenis jioittlbUi human frs and also
iHi'tiiKth can lake thmn
, While uiillHiial ntteiit on Is directed
jlfiWiml i he spilnt and dlitanre medley
championship and Mm . pirlal events.
eh)rr liitt-rest eclilers In Mie oiie-ii'ille
lelny, with Hi., two and four mil'.
championships almost sharing the
i.ime attention
I Inn. ml In picked by many dojiest
jura to win the mllo event. Ilingham.
.Teschener and Wilcox of last year'i'
fptttly nunrtet aro entered, while as
u lourlli man the filmson has Diddle,
.Mlnot and I'enn) bnckor, all of whom
can tlo cltMo to fifty seconds for the
tiuarter-mlle
Coach I)onoaii feels conlldont that
Mills team will break the present roc
'ord, now held by PonnBlvnnla, of V
minutes and 18 seconds
I Pennsylvania, however, is figured in :
jomo quarters to repeat, but while the
Quakers retain Ted Meredith, Knuf.j
mnn and l.nckwood, experts point nut.
.Mint tho loss or Don Mpplncott, ono
of tho fastest quartcr-mllers In Miol
country, will greatly reduce the Fled'
'and nine's chanco for success.
Princeton, Chicago, DartsmouMi,
Knntins and Wisconsin also have on
I "rod in tho mile relay nnd are classed
as dark horses
From tho way the runners shaped
up during tho spring It looks as thoucrh '
Vale should havo a good chance to I
bIIco Romothlng off Princeton's figures
for tho two-mllo event.
Tho Tigors' record established last
year, is 7 minutes nnd CC2-5 acconds,
muy cause Yalo and T'llnccton no little
tinublo.
Tho dark horses !n tho event nro
considered to bo Michigan, Kansas and
Pennsylvania.
In tho four-mllo re'aj, Cornell Is ev
pcetcd to repent her performance of
3911, whon tho Ithleane walked awav
with tho event to the tuno of 17 mln
utea and fiS 1-5 seconds, establishing
tho present record.
Threo of tho mou Cornell hns on
teicd nio Wlndnagle, Potter and Hotf
nil re. All can run tho mile in 4 mln
eles, 25 seconds.
Tho moM formidable team tho llh-
leans will stnek up against In this
event will be Massachusetts Instltuto
of Technology, which dofeatcd Cor
nell nf tho Indoor Intcr-collcglntcs,
Tho medloy rela-s, freshmen chain-
plonshlps nnd tho special events am
well reprosontod, nearly thirty ctd-
legos having entered teams and mon
In thoso events alone.
Worthlnglon of Dnrtsmouth, who tin-
iHhod noxt to riorry of Pcnn In tho
pontnthlon championship lasi year, J
enterod aiwin. In a recent broad Jump
trial, ho cleared 32 feot, 4 1-2 Incnca,
which wan two Inches hotter than his
winning jump hc:o last year.
Thlf affair Will bo belli In Hnuslnn'
opera house, and tho music will be
furnished by tho Peerless orchestra,
beginning promptly at 9 o'clock, (icn
tleiiim will bo charged soventy-fivo,
Cellti
ZUIWPALT GIVES
PAVING COSTS
nEITERATEG STATEMENT THAT
GII-PPINGTON ROAD NEED NOT
COST MORE THAN TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
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I'll) ICnpliicer Xumwalt a short time
... i i, ado an estimate of tho cost of
in iKi'iitt the mad to Shlpplngion. lto
'id then that Mio woil. could bo
one for $20,000.
Today he reiterated this statement,
and sets forth tho following figures
Main trunk road, four Inch oiled
macadam, 14,080 squaro yards, at Jl
per square yard. $11,080.
Two branch roads, fourteen reel
wide, flvo Inclrcs of crushed rock, at
2 pei cubic yard, $2,280
Orndlng, etc., $3,C40.
Making a total or $20,000.
Somo of thoso opposed to tho im
provement havo stated Mint It would
be Impossible to improvo the road for
less than $40,000.
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PELICAN MILL TO
RUN NIGHT SHIFT
OUTPUT OF MILL WILL BE DOUB
LED, WITH INCREA8ED PAY
ROLL AT THE OTHER END OF
SHIPPINGTON ROAD
PROTECT THE HEALTH OF YOUR FAMILY
Fortify your home against the disease
preading flies, which will soon be
here, by installing screen doors and s
windows. A complete line to select
from.
Big Basin Lumber Company
" EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH "
L. Klamath Falla. Orecon Phone 107
A material incrcaso in the payroll or
tho Pelican Dny Lumber company is to
be mado noon, for beginning May 1st
tho big sawmill Is to bo operated twen
ty hours dally. This will Incrcaso the
dally cut to 300,000 feet, and will ne
cessitate tho employment of fifty or
nioro men In tho mill. j
Announcement to this effect was
made today by President II. D. Mor-'
tenson of tho company. This means
Increased prosporlty for all of Klam
ath Falls, providing tho highway con
necting with Shippington nnd Pelican
City N Improved, so tho mill employes
can reach town to do their trading, In
stead of having to send away for
goods. i
The Improvement of the road will
also make it possible for these mill
uKl.ka.A.. Ah .u.Un In 41.A Mnln HavI Inn
UIUlluya lu ivniuu in mu itui i'wti,wi.
of town, renting or buying homes.'
whllo they rldo to and from work on
bicycles.
April 29th to May 6th
On the above dates we, as well as thousands of other
retailers all over the United States, will present for your
consideration a splendid exposition of MarxMldt
High Grade Trousers. (See window display).
The tailoring is unusual great care has been used in matching
linings and pocketings with the color and pattern of the trouser.
The stripes run even with the crease, the proportions in seat,
thigh and stride are fashioned along lines which mean' comfort
to you. The "Wunder Waist-Band", used exclusively on
Marx Made? Trousers, is in itself a splendid innovation.
Your size is here now. ' We advise an early selection.
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Concerning Other Goods
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No matter what your needs in apparel for man or boy, you will
find in our establishment a splendid assortment of recognized
merit. Always up to the minute in style and at prices which
we are sure you will admit are reasonable.
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
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STAR THEATER ,
"CARMEN ,
Six Reel Paramount, Featurlui;' J
Geraldlne Farrar
"FAN TAN"
A Bunch of Fun
By FILMPHAN
For the second time within a fort
night. Klamath Falls theater coers will
tonight have an opportunity to witness J
"Cnrraen" at the Star theater. Al
though the two Alms are founded upon
the same story, they are different, and
I'.ro portrayed by different companies,
supporting leading ladles, who are
favorites wlUi all, but who are before
the public eye in entirely different tho
' ntrlcal work.
Tho exhibition given a short time
ago was a ifllmatization of the dra
matic version of "Carmen," as pro
duced on tho stago, Thoda Bara ap
, pcarlng in the title role. Tonight, tho
operatic version will be shown, with!
'none other than Geraldlne Farrar,
I Americas greatest opera star, playing
"Carmen." A comparison of the two
versions should be of interest to all
theater goers and tonight's production
should bo of especial interest to music
lovers, as it shows a star of tho first
magnitude a little out of her orbit
but nevertheless an extremely capable
actress, keeping all Interested.
As to which version is the best there
Is much discussion. The supporters of
Theda Bara point with pride to the
famous leap to death and say, "Can
tho Farrar film touch that?" to which
the people favoring the operatic ver
sion reply that Miss Farrar and her
company make their film a success by
real acting, not by introduction of
thrills foreign to the story.
Those who witness tonight's exhibi
tion will find Miss Farrar a much
more fascinating "Carmen" than
Theda-of-the-Eyes. They will also find j
an able cast supporting her, a real in-;
toresting plot, with real thrills fur
nished by tho realistic fight between
"Carmen" and another cigaret factory
girl, by Jose's duello, and last, but not
least, by the bull fight, which Is, more
fight than "bull."
Standing of the Clubs
Won Lost Pet
PACIFIC COAST LKAGl'K
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Oakland 14 9 .609
Vernon ..13 10 .665
l.,os Angeles 11 11 .500
Salt Lake 9 9 .500
San Francisco 11 13 '.4C8
Portland 7 13 .350
Results Yesterday
At Portland No game on account of.'
wet grounds.
At Oakland S. H. &
Salt Lake : .. 8 14 M"
San Francisco -... S t l;
Warhop and Hannah; Perrltt and
Brooks. Couch replaced Perrltt la the
ninth. ""
At Los Angeles R. H. X.
Oakland 2 ' 1
Los Angeles T - '1 8, Z "
Martin and Elliett: Hontawa saa
Boles. Standridge replaced Horstauu
In the eighth.
Mr.. Maude ZInk leaves la ' fe
Ui,.s for Los Angola to spend tj or
thrro months, for the benefit of her
health.
Scads of fun at the Star
Fan Tan Vaudeville's great
tonight.
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TEMPLE -THEATER
"Out of the Quagmire,"
Throe Itoel Vltagraph
"Blllle's Revenge," i
One Reel Lubln
Admission Always 10c
MATINEK DAILY AT St"
ALL LICENSED PIOTURK8
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Ore
MOTION I'lCTUKKS WKUSKHUAVh
AND HATl'WMTH
Espee Makes Low Rates to
Klamath's Wonder Region
That tho Klamath country 1b be-1 eating, hunting and fishing,
coming moro widely known overy.yearj Besides these, there will bo special
as a summer playground anil tourists' ("fifteen day" excursion rates, for the
paradise is evidenced by tho special . benefit of the vacationists. These tick
rates the Southern Pacific, has made ' eis will be on sale In San Francisco on
between San Francisco, Klamath Falls Fridays and Saturdays during the sum
and Crater Lake for the coming sea-' iner and fall. The rate to Crater Lake
son.
A special round trip from San Fran
cisco to Crater Lake, good for ninety
days, Is fixed at 30. This gives the
vacationist ample time to see all of
the other scenic attractions In the
Klamath country, as well as Crater
Lake.
The, ninety day rato beiween San
Francisco and Klamath Falls for the
coming summer is 121.50, This rate
should be extremely popular with
those who spend several weeks rustl-
nnd return, with a fifteen day limit,
will be S 26. The rate to Klamath Falls
and return, with the same time limit,
will be 117.75.
With such extremely low rates, and
with such a wonderful summer vaca
tion country as this, Klamath Fails
should bo visited by thousands of Call
fornlans this summer. We hare the
scenio and sportsmen's attractions
and the Southern Paclflo has made
splendid rates It's up to Klavath to
do some advertising now.
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