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.Harvey Blacks, son of Engineer
H. W. Blacks aad wife, underwent
as operation at the hospital today for
teasllltls aad adaoida.
Hurt In Fall
Ckarlea Marsreau, a well known
lumberman, la la tke koapltal with a
few broken ribs as the result of falling
through the hatchway of the steamer
Klamath a couple of days ago.
Civil Service Jobs.
The following civil service examine-
Uearare anneunced: June 20, salvage
superintendent, navy yards; June 21,
apprentice draftsman and photogra
pher. Master mechanic, telephone en
gineer, assistant physicist, Qualified In
spectroscopy.
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Card ef Thank-
We take this means to express oar
thanks to the public for the splendid
patronage we have enjoyed durlng.the
paat Ave years, while we conducted
the Washington House, and wish to
state to our friends that although we
are leaving the hotel business, Klam
ath Falls will still be our home, aad
we nope to meet our many friends
again, la a business and social way.
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Thla Is the heme ef all ef the VCtna
companies. Chilcete, 33 Main. 26
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It la a new Russia which now turns
to America as the natural supplier of
the manufactured goods the empire
urgently requires today, according to
Richard Martens, head of a big Rus
sian engineering and shipping concern
of Petrograd and New York, in the Ini
tial issue of "Russia,"' a magazine.
Russia after the war la going to be
a far different country from Russia
before the war, or Russia during the
war, Mr. Martens adds, and the trad
ing after the war is going to be far
different from the trading that exist
ed before the war, principally owing
to the fact that the common people of
Russia, by tens of millions, have re
ceived an extraordinary new educa
tion.
"The Russian peasants have been
drawn by the war far from their home
surroundings," he says, "and have had
the opportunity of seeing new parts of
Russia, new conditions, and new cities.
They have seen trench diggers, motor
cars, field kitchens, machinery, tools.
and all sorts of appliances which are
used In modem warfare. The Russian
prisoners In Germany and Austria, It
Is understood, are utilised by those
governments "in building railroads,
bridges aad canals, and In the eoa
struction of towns. The large num
ber of German and Austrian prlaonora
which are detained, la concentration
camps at points in Russia, or' as la the
case In Siberia, are allowed consider
able freedom, have been eager, out of
sheer need of occupation, to teach the!
Russian peasants the latest methods
of cultivating the soil, by which the
greatest results may be obtained from
the vast but dormant possibilities of
the Russian farm land. Hundreds of
thousands of wounded have had the
opportunity of seeing railroads, mod
em shops, sanitation systems, and all
of the Improvements and devicee
which are a part of a highly civilised
community. '
"These things have left a lasting
Impression on their minds, for the
mind of the Russian peasant la auch
that he has an extraordinary power ef
observation, assimilation aad launlta
tlon. It ahouM be further remember
ed that the aale of vodka has beta
abollehed la Russia, aad tens of mil
lions of dollars have thereby been
saved whleh would otherwise have
been waited. The working capacity
of the peasant haa at the same time
been Increased, from the ataadpolats
of cadency, quality aad Increased oat
pat furthermore, a considerably
larger number have been employed la
facteriee aad la other constructive
work at vary good wages, la fast, at
wagea two or three times a
ever before, with the result that
money la now la general drculatloa
within Russia than for almost a
oration.
"The population at large haa grown
richer, aad the Increased wealth u
drown by the extraordinary rata of In
crease of the deposits In aavings
banks. The people are accordingly in
a position to purchase small maeala
ery tools, and various comforts, which
before the war they did not know ex
isted, or eoalf aot afford to bay."
STAR THEATER
"TNB UNFAITHFUL WIFE"
Five. Real Fox
Featurtag
ROBERT MANTELL AND
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
TEMPLE THEATER
"A Seeial Description,"
Three Reel'Selig
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Always 10c
MATIKEB DAILY AT :
ALL LICENSED PIOTCRR
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Ore.
MOTIOK PICTURES WEDNESDAY!)
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LOCAL FIREWOOD
IS SHIPPED 001
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8EVEN CARLOAD OF BLOCKS
HAVE. BEEN SENT TO SAN JOSE
DEALERS BY A KLAMATH FALLS
CONCERN
The latest Klamath product, or by
product, to enter the export trade is
block wood, the seasoned fuel turned
out at the box factories in the trim
ming of lumber for box shook making,
Thus far seven carloads have been
shipped, and there la a prospect of
still more bustaeea.
The firm shipping la the geehora-
Gets Wood company. This concern
haa opened a market for the Klamath
pine blocks In San Jose, aad the re
ception accorded it in that city la In
dicated by the repeat orders received.
The outcome of the State Taxpayers'
League movement will be aUx limita
tion law and a debt limitation law.
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Program Begins Fremptly
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Afternoon Concert, 2:30
Afternoon Lecture, 3:00
Morning Junior ChantauquapOrgaulsIng Kiag Arthar Conn.
Aiiernoon upenmg Kxercuea imnortaat
Evening Concert
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Readings : -..Rath Meeker T"
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Impersonations & Piatt Jones (Kaaaorlat) PACDTKJ COAST LEAGUE
Admission I9e
SUNDAY RoouHo Yeoterday
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, OullotU Trio Sua Francisco I $
- Dr. Mliott A. Boyl Oakland l U l
At Baa Fraaclseo R. H. B.
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New Sport
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For SunaMr Suits, Skirts ana) Jacksta
JUST IN
Pongee Silk
In the wide Snort Striae "" down to the
minute for styles.
Waists
New arrivals In Sport Waists In Sooraotto Crepe
and Crepe de Chine. Beautiful now Suits, Jacket
and Skirt. We have one ef Mohair whleh" sells
far 010,
Nice lino el new Sport Middles el Japan Crepe.
Get ready for. the warm weather.
Stilts Drygo.ods Co.
"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP1
TO CLASSIFY
Morning Usual Services all Churches.
Afternoon Prelude .
FOR RENT Modern furnished
at the ClalrmouL 4th near Plan.
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Inspirational Lecture, The Seen and Unseen'
Admission 16c
E. W. C. 8. Vesper Servlco All invited.
Evening Sacred Concert
Lecture Oration, "UacIeSam'a Tomorrow"
76c
MONDAY
Morning Junior Chautauqua .
Afternoon Popular Prelude -
,. Kias Arthur Court
Lyrie Oporatle Coanpaay
InspiraUonal Lecture, "The Matchless Book" Arthur A. Fraaiko
Admission 36c
Evening Opera "Martha" ...
Lecture, "Home Town Preparedness" .
Lyric Oporatle Company
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TUESDAY -
Morning-Junior ChauUuo.ua 1, xiag ArttuW Court
Afternoon Concert Witepskie's Royal Huagarlaa Otonoatra
Popular Lecture, "Saccees Where You Are" '
Mrs. Harrtotto Onaa Roborsoa
Evening Orand Concert .
"Popular Selections
ArfmlaalAM Kay.
Witepskie's Roysf Kungartaa Oreheotra
Maw. Fay Morvlllas
Accompanied by Royal Huagarlans
admission Tie
WEDNESDAY
Momlng-Junior Chautauqua ,
Afternoon Prelude . ..
Kiag Arthnrt Court
Lecture, "One Blood" .
Evening Harp Concert ...
Admission Sfe
Usaboth delarrio OIU
. Dr. FroaeTMk Vlaiag FUher
Stereoptlcon Lecture, "America Before the World" .
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THURSDAY
Dr. Frederick Vlaia Fisher
RECORDS
We have received seeree of now
fteeerds, making our oteck now the
Isrgeet in this part ef the otote.
We have Edison's Diamond Dice
and, Blue Ambrel, aa well ae Victor
and Columbia Records. You arc
always welcome to come In and
listen to these Records.
KLAMATH FALLS
MUSIC HOUSE
MoralncVJunlor Cheatauqaa
Afternoon Prelude ,
Arum Court
stokasarn MawaMaa QaiaUt
Kiag Arthur's Pagoant .
Evening Aa Eveniag ia Hawaii
(a) OfoalBgCoaeortC-i:-;
(b) ttlttttratod Laotaro, "Wee of Peace"
(o) Closiag Coaeort, foaturtaf "Aloha Oo" (Ctoadaow)
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Vernon
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Phone 121
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Buy Your Season
Tickets to
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Them With a Smile
Robert B. Maatell, the only
who ever made Shakespeare pay, Mt
entered photoplay under the aJmaai
of William Vox, the movie aiipiai
Ho.has already made his debet la
r'o productloa, aad will be swa si
t ho Star tonight la another. "Thst
faithful Wife." Mr. MsnteU to tt
drat really great tragedian waste env
aummato' art will be preserve! Jer
posterity through the medium of Is
screen. Students aad twiaawoi
the drama, who havo oftea Wfthd
that the achievements of Booth, Ma
aU ami ethar dramstlc ItUataalkC
I of bygone years' live only la the ffk
,ed page aad In the memorial efw
admirers, are enthuslsiUO over w
fact that the moving picture
make It possible for unborn i
to visualise evea la the rar i
. iiunk. that have
Mr. Maatell to the thcaUrsalaf P
lie of the present generation,, w.
regard Mr. Maatell'a eatrsate m
photoplay the greatest enMieww
that nay actor of wide repot" T
gtvea to the artiatlo IKW'WJJ"
the silent stage. Mr.MtoteUjj""
aUy aasutcd la this preseoUei w
Mlsa Ooaovleve Hamper, and
star out
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