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atlee Alice MeCourt return last
night from Portland; where tkt at
toaded the Bom Festival
Pram Brand Ledge
Mm. Jennie Ham aad aon. Will
Mara, returned Saturday night (rami
Albany and Portland, where they at-
tha grand chapter aad grand-.
lodge aa delegates from tbe local East
era Star aad Masonic ledges.
Htra from Aahland
C T. Shepherd and aon Kale hare
arrived tram Ashland. They are mak '
lag their lmadeuarters at tha Shep-
herd Piano Depot
Ta Hear Report
I Aleha Chapter, order of the astern '
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aeeafoa. At this time the worthy,
matron will make her report on thai
state crand chanter meeting t Al-j
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the material; to be
warn anhamtted Monday night
Tonight the people; will support their
choice beTireea the two paramanta.
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PLATHTELLS ALL
OF KLAMATH LAND
LOCAL ORUOOItT SHOW VIBWB
OF KLAMATH SCENI TO tAtT
KRNKRS, AND FINOi ALL -ARE
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RtCEPIION GIVEN
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WOMAN' LIBRARY CLUB FRAIi
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place like home meaning Klamath
is Carl A. Plath, proprietor at Uw
star Drag company, diaaorarer ait
(hose marrellous cure-alls, "Carl's
Little Urer Utters,- and all around
(Crowded Out of Saturday Issue)
Areceptlon waa tendered Mrs. Har
riette Qunn Kobersoa Tuesday attar
noon by th Woman'a Library Club
which prored ef great enjoyment to
all attending. Mrd. Boberaon
good citizen. Plath haa Juat returned here aa n ChauUue,ua lecturer and
.from ClndnatU, where he attended, aa I Interesting talk at Tueadays
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Following her lecture, aha waa aa
corted to the clubrooms, where she
was Introduced to tke.KUmata Fnlla
women. Mrs. Boberaon waa greatly
interested In the great work the toeal
club la carrying on, aad Instead of
making a talk, aha Ylelted here and
there, Inquiring about the work of
'each department, about tbe library
system, etc She paid many a glow.
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on hare by the women for the uplift
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'5? am0U' opera ,tar, th PPular comedians of the day, to charm and
cheer you with thejr music and mirth; or it becomes at will the best of dance
v PSif: i,; t0 fur?l,n thc u,ic to the newest dances.
i4refywhcre, the Vicrph is a constant delight.
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Plath waa away a month, and he
visited sereral Middle Western cities.
He states that a; wnra; at prosperity
I sweeping that section, and u surely
sweeping toward the Coast
While away Plata did mack to ad
vertise Klamath. He took along a big
collection of views, of Crater Lake
una ower mamain sceaea, ana ne lost
no opponunuy to snow ueee. As a
result, he was swamped with Inquiries
regaroing juamath. aad aays many
talked to are seriously eonaideriag auto
trips to Klamath la the nest couple
of yaan.
JAPS SEND MORS MEN
TO CHINBtB, PROVING!
Just received a new lot of
the Oregon City Casfimere
Suits with two pairs pants at
$15. Some new browns.
greys, and mixed patterns
made from the famous Ore
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mere, with two pairs- panes
for only
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
This is the Best Suit
Value in Klamath falls
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story grows after It la told a few times.
This Is a school boys' comedy, acted
by boys, aad will appeal to them aa
well aa older flshi
Dave Scott, a wealthy mine owner,
the elder Clark. In time, Ted's attach
nienl culminates 'In n protean!, whlah
Is rejected. Ted accuses bis father
of standing In his way and the father
makes Marie promise that aha will
accept Ted. A few minutes before tha
time set for the ceremony, n note from
Ted explains that ha realisea the lore
hat Alsts between Marie aad bis
father, and rather than enact tbe sacri
fice, he haa left bis father's home,
leaving them free to marry- This
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Mr... Mllo haa Um reputation ef be
ing net emly aa eaeelleat oeraetlst
and pianist but of being the only lady
In the world who plays the corset
aad piano at the same time.
Mllo, violinist aad eccentric treat
boalat; little Mudae, violinist, tan
years old; Cavallo, plaakt, twatfe
yenrs old. two Uttle musidaaa that
have been the talk of two coatiaeets,
aad Mlsa Lillian hlrley, a Uttle gai
with n big voice that will make you
forget your troubles and come bub
for more. There la also a line of neat
comedy through the performance, with
special scenery and beautiful costumes
which in nil promise aa ersnlas of
rwil pleasure.
HOUSTON'S
Metrsfstilan A-weKi$
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
United Press Service
TOKYO, June 12. It Ja learned that
the Japanese government u sending
additional troops to Has Talag and
lfUag.
Surety bends while ymt wnlt tee
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is killed. His daughter, Marie, goes
to her .father's -old friend., Richard
Clark, knowing that he will take care
of her interests. Clark, and bis grown
won, Ted, become attached to Marie.
Innocent in manner, she sees no neces-
(PATHS)
Ave fpc Gold Rooster feature will be
aliown at tbe Star U night. Alao a
two reel SeUg corned, "The Rein
Percy," one of tbe series of tbe Chran
Iclcs of Dloom Center, Tha Mllos wUl
also make their appearance tonight la
sity for concealing her preference for addition to tbe above program.
STAR THEATER
-TMI MltOS"
A Musical Treat
THE SHRINK OP HAPPINISS"
Five Reel Patbe Drama
f TH RUN ON PSRCV ,
Dloom Center Comedy in Two Acts
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TEMPLE THEATER
Sunday and Monday
"Stranse Case ef Mary Pafe,"
fifth BrJaode
"Puttlnf the Pap In Slew Town,"
-The Trail ef Otnter,"
Kslaaj Ceaaedy
Admlselen Always 10 Cent
CLASS A PHOTOPLAY
MATINS! DAILY AT 2lSS
FRKNCH CLAIM RBBUPP I
POR BBRMAN ATTACKS
United Frees Servtee
PARIS, Juae U-Tha official com
muniqua says tha rtench today re
pulsed repeated Oerman attacks upon
the Freusb treaekes west of Vaui.
Isewhere, m the Verdun front.
there U Uttle aeUvity.
Tha state of California baa reduced
IU typhoid death rate 7 par sent la
the past tea years.
Clean water, elaaa feed, eieaa atasap
emna, Pfawny ameriean Mtlaeaa.
THI MILOS
The Mllos, who appear at tha Star
theater tonight, come reeommoaSed as
one of Ike best Uttle mudlsal attrne
Uoas touring tola part at tat eouatry
at this time, sad from tae Uaeup we
believe there is a treat la. stops far.
the music lovers of Klamath Palls.
ORPHEUS THEATER
Sunday and Manday . '
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A Five Reel Red PeaUer Pre'iusalsa
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baa Real 1-ewers Jarsalla Pketoptey
MERJULL OPERA HOUS
Merrill, Orsgon
MOTION PICTURSS WIDNMOAY
AND SATURDAYS
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