"
SATURDAY, AUQU8T 1, ttl
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAMPOUR
77SfMrt. .-'k '. ,
la.-
KW
&W
vy
If
".
Topics
.Jutfft Dtfy Hart.
Bernard Daly, Judge of the circuit
court at Lakevlew, Is In Klamath Falls
for the week end on business.
Saturday night dance at Pelican Bay
boarding house, $1.00 per couple, In
cluding supper. 17-3t
Lecture Postponed.
Rev. Cowley of Merrill announces
that his Illustrated lecture, "An Even
ing Wilh Sankey," which was to have
been given tomorrow at Merrill, has
been postponed until August 27th.
Moving Pictures
New stock of Men's Leather Gloves
just received, 60c to $2.60.
Mn-lu J. F. MAQUIRE Co., Inc.
Dance at Pelican City.
A dance will be given this evening
nt Pelican City. The people of Klam
ath Falls are Invited.
New stock of Men's Leather Gloves
just received, EOc to $2.60.
s-m-tu J. F. MAQUIRE Co., Inc.
To Crater Lake. v
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wills and Mr.
and Mrs. Al Melsner left at noon to
day for Crater Lake. They will re
turn tomorrow evening.
Dont fail to see. the last episode of
"Strange Case of Mary Page," at the
Temple Sunday and Monday. It
Move Goats.
Nineteen hundred goats belonging
to Ly'O. Mills were driven through
town this morning. They were moved
from the Keno country to the hills
east of Klamath Falls.
Dont fall to see the last episode of
"Strange Case of Mary Page," at the
Temple Sunday and Monday. It
Opportunity. and advancement has
come to pretty Louise Lovely, star of
Bluebird photoplays, in a great meas
ure and far more swiftly than falls to
the lot of one girl in a thousand who
alms to make her way upon the stage
or screen. Miss Lovely, star of "The
Gilded Spider," lo be seen at the Or
pheus theater on Sunday and Monday,
arrived In America from her home in
Australia just In time to spend last
Christmas in San Francisco. She had
won her way in Australia, but the
world war had halted progress, and to
America she came' for a free field and
no favor. Applying to Joseph De
Grasse, one of the directors of Blue
bird photoplays, she was assigned
three months ago to a minor role in
"The Grip of Jealousy." Her work so
impressed De Grasse that within a
week she had been made star of the
photoplay and had, within a few days
won a place that most girls have
struggled for years to attain. In "The
Gilded Spider" Miss Lovely has a dual
role that tests her talents in a differ
ent manner. She appears first as a
buoyant Italian girl, dancing and sing
ing on the streets and in public gar
dens of her native town. Later on (the
role she first appeared in having
passed through suicide) she takes up
the character of a pretty model in the
artists quarters of New York and all
through the piece her loveliness is the
Incentive for deeds of unusual daring
and she is the prize for which men
struggle to the death.
company. A murder occurs in a house
located In the country, and suspicion
is cast upon almost all of the charac
ters In turn. There seems to be somo
solution that the detective who U
working on the case has not hit upon,
but this is so carefully covered up by
the events which occur that no one
who sees the film can Imagine what It
can be. Not until, the climax occurs
is the real culprit exposed and then U
is sprung as the greatest of the many
surprises which occur throughout the
film. One of the most exciting parts
of the film Is wrere Aunt Ray, the
leading character, struggles with the
vllllan In a secret room. The villtanlath Falls the Hccomt city In the stato
escapes, but In his flight falls down of Oregon, both in population and
the circular staircase and is killed.
to tho relief of the taxpayer of county
taxes.
Again, take the merchant who Is
assessed at $5,000 on his stock. Ills
share would bo $30 a jcar, or leas
than 10 ccntu n day. If this railroad
will affect his business to the ex
tent or sales of $1 a day It will more
than pay his share.
In conclusion, I will say that I heart
ily favor the proposed bond Issue, and
will close with my usual statement. I
honestly believe that the building of
this proposed railroad will bring forth
! what I havo always contended, namely i j
jit will be the means of making Klam-' J
t
1 You Can Select New Fall
x
X
X
T
X
?
T
I
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Dont fall to see the last episode of
"Strange Case of Mary Page," at tho
Temple Sunday and Monday. It
Seimens Discusses Cost ot
Railroad to Taxpayers
Continued from Page 1
n Ltiiiu.
A
Society i
X-Cv rN
?
T
?
I
In "The Circular Staircase," the five
reel Selig Red Seal play which will be
shown at the Star tonight, Manager
Houston believes he has one of the
best offerings of the year. It is a mys
tery film, based upon the novel of the
same title by Mary Roberts Rinehart,
and features Eugenie Besserer, the
celebrated French actress of the Selig
UEsi L
Side Pianos, Player-Pianos
and Baby Grands
Shepherd Piano Depot
Next door to Postoffice. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mayer hnv
turned from an extended tour
ly all sections of the United
counting the county taxes, which ftg-'They ,ofl ,n8t "Pring. Mr. Meyer Is
uring on this year's levy would amount ' Instructor manual training In tho
to $4,400, or a total of city and county ,ocal h,Sn school. Mrs. Meyer for
taxes of $8,000, all within the rltylraerl-v was Ml88 La,lra Blcc-
limits.
Now let us Amiro what hla tnTea1 Mrs. Chas. I. Roberts and Mrs. Os-
., ..i
-in v. t h n.i. an, , u i. car snivo were hostesses Friday after-
- '" . .. ........ . ... -w
supposed to be close to 100 miles long, "oon- wnen lnev enienamea wim , - . ..
and taking an average of what, the thrce tab,es of brd6e at the home f X. re&SOIiaDle DrlCeS prevail.
Southern Pacific pays on. namely. Mrs- Shlvc. Dainty refreshments were. V
$17,940 per mile on the main line be- "erved. Miss Maui Baldwin was pre-
tween here and the California Hne,ipented w,th a Vtcity tra' for h,Sh !
$8,970 per mile on the line between scorp- Tho Kests present were Mrs. A
here and Kirk, and $4,850 per mile' on Geo- Watt- Mr8- Joe Kent Mrs- Wm-
sidetracks, say an average of $10,000 Duncan. Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mrs. Will 1
per nuie, men is conservative, on -""- - - -m:iw-u, hid. x
X The new silks are arriving daily. Taffeta silks still con- f
have re ; V !
"stales! X tinue to be popular and we show a big range of shades, j
$ from the light evening shades down. The new wool
$ dress goods are ready. You will get the fast colors in ;
all our new dress goods, and you
will find that
very
Get Posted on Jewelry
Prices Before Buying
Howard Railroad Watch, 17 jewel movement, fully
adjusted, gold filled, dust proof case, regular
price established by factory, only $50.00
Hamilton 21 jewel Railroad Grade, 20 year case, re
gular established sellingprice, only - $35.00
Genuine Waltham, O size watch, 20 year gold filled
case, regular price, only ... $13.50
20 piece Oneida Community Silver, bar plate, guar
anteed 10 years, 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6
forks, 6 knives, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar shell,
established factory selling price, only - $7.45
We have no cut prices
To offer for bait, '
But you will always find
Our prices are straight
It will pay yoo to get
onrprices before buying
Frank M. Upp, Jewler
The Store of Standard Prices
Emmanuel Baptist Church
W. H. COX
Will preach in the basement of
the Public Library.
11 a. m., subject, "Grace."
8 p. m., subject, "Wanted
Fighting Christians."
which the Southern Pacific Days at Fred H- M18. Mrs. A. B. Whitman, V
the present time, which In the case of. Mrs- wm Hurn- Mrs- G- W. White, '
the Strahorn road would mean an ln-'Mrs- - A- Krause. Mrs. Dopp, Mrs. A. J A
crease in the county's assessment of J- white, Mrs. William Imrael. Miss
$1,000,000. which at the rate of the Maude Baldwin.
present levy would bring in $22,000 In
taxes, which would afford that muoh The birthday of Mrs. Oswald R.
Melsner was celebrated last evening
at the Melsner home in Mills Addition
The evening was pleasantly spent,
and refreshments were served. Thoe
present were Mr. and Mrs. Al Mels
ner, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pell. Mrs. I..
A. Will, Mrs. Frank Pell, Miss Emma
Pell, Forrest Pell- and Mr. and Mrs. O.
R. Melsner.
Complimenting Mrs. Robert E. Stra
horn, a very pretty bridge luncheon
was given Friday by Mrs. Robert A.
Johnson at her beautiful home in Hot
Springs Addition. The guests were
Mrs. Robert E. Strahorn, Mrs. Chas.
W.-Eberlein, Mrs. W. H. Vlttum, Mrs.
New fall stock of OuUng Flannels W. C. Landon, Mrs. S. O. Johnson,
Just received, 10c and 12'c per yard. Mrs. E. B. Hall and Mrs. Don J. Zum-
s-m-tu J. F. MAGUIRE CO., Inc. wait.
1
i A miscellaneous shower was given !
I last evening to Mrs. C. L. Cornish,
who was married recently, at the Cor
nish home on Worden avenue. Many
beautiful presents were received by
the bride. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Perkins, Mrs. Dr.
Soule, Mrs. A. Drehhr. Mrs. L. A.
Davidson. Mrs. Jesse Bailey, Mrs. E.
J. Meyer, Mrs. A. B. Lund, Miss lor
aaine Blighton, Miss Kathcrine Hollo-
way, Miss Elinor Drehr, Miss Violet
Drehr, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cornish nnd
Clayton Cornish.
Mrs. Fred J. Williams and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Hum entertained on Tuesday
Standing of Contestants
Interest is increasing among the contestants for the
five grand prizes we are offering Free. Here are the
leaders at the last count on Friday:
No. I 9,7(l.ri No. '.!7 -r2') No. 2S 2 r,r,
No. G R.tr. No. 11 1!. It'll N(lj :l 2 )rir
No. 8 6,7.15 No. 12 - 3.2S . ,, '
No. 22 1.08s No. 31 ..:i.2r.'! ' ' W
No. 35 4.J10 No. 111 2.7.V; r"0, "' - "'-"
No. 14 ....'. ..3,893 No. 38 2.7r,.r. N. V.fir,
No. 14 3,670 No. 23 2.73Q No, 2!i 2.r.i)
r
T
T
t
T
T
t
T
t
?
t
?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA.A.A.A.A
2M2M2MI4IMMM2HMMgH
w-w-w-w-v-w-W'W-w-w--W w-v
Stilts Drygoods
"Where the Ladies Shop"
c
I
X
X
T
?
J
?
T
T
?
?
?
?
T
t
t
T
?
J
T
I
Klamath Falls, Ore.
ORPHEUS THEATER
SATURDAY ONLY
"Lady Raffles Returns,"
Two Reel Gold Seal Feature
"Girl Who Feared Daylight,"
Two Reel Victor Drama
"Sammy Johnson, Strong Man,"
One Reel Powers Comedy
"Universal Animated Weekly,"
All of the News That's Worth While
8UNDAY AND MONDAY
Bluebird Photoplays Present the Pret
tiest Girl in Photoplays
LOUI8E LOVELY,
IN
"THE GILDER SPIDER"
Thrilling, Sensational, Gripping
Also a Good One Reel Comedy
SIX REEL8 GOOD MU8IC
Admission Always 10 Ctnta
Coming
"PEG O' THE RING"
jana on Wednesday of last week at
bridge and five hundred respectively.
Get Three Deer.
F.d Probst, Jack Corkery and F. W.
Sexton returned last evening from
, the Lake of the Woods with three
deer and a cub bear. They were un
able to get the mother bear and thp
New stock of Men's Leather Gloves
just received, 50c to $2.50.
s-m-tu J. F. MAGUIRE Co., Inc.
Don't fail to see the last episode of
"Strange Case 'ot Mary Page," at tho
Temple Sunday and Monday. It
JUSTARRIVED
Fine assortment of Ladies' and Child
ren's Fall and Winter Coats. In
stripes, checks, plaids and plain colors
and at reasonable prices. All are in
the season's newest and smartest
models.
See Chilcote for homes In the city or
I automobile insurance In leading cam.
panlea. See Chtleote. V.
Arthur Middleton
of tho Metropolltiin, ti.is a o!ro of linns quality, yVt- run
tint; ery high Into tin baritone, ulnumt to tho tenor ni:l.
teP. He is one of th ninny great artists who have demonstrated by actual rniuparlson that I-M-hon's
Re-Creation of at artist's work rannol ho dlHllngulshed ftoru I ho original. Hear KdixonM
lle-Crcation of Middle on al the .Mctropollton or when the steal bans is on conceit tour.
OUST ON'
l Metropolitan Amusement
s
STAR THEATER
"THE CIRCULAR STAIRCASE"
Five Reel Selig
BRAY CARTOON8
8UNDAY
Pauline Frederick In
"AUDREY
Five Reel Paramount
THE MOST IN VALUE F. J. ERZ THE BEST IN QUALITY
TEMPLE THEATER
"A 8trange Case."
Three Reel Vltagraph Drama
"A Bunch of Flivvers,"
Ham and Bud Comedy
"8elia Tribune."
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
"Strange Case of Mary Page,"
Last Episode
"To Save the Road,"
Hazard of Helen Series
"Some Chleken,"
Vltagraph Comedy
"Path News."
"everly of GrausUrk,"
Three Reel Olograph Drama taken
rzzZf2tt-xrJr' tS"?
What would your neighbors think of
Arthur Middleton?
Suppo.e he sang for you tonight. Your neighbers would gather at their
aZ Im ?'8 wonderful b" -voice. Edison', new art recreate.
Arthur Middleton'. magnificent voice with absolute fidelity.
27k NEW EDISON
Not alone Middleton, but the voices and instrumental 'art o? all areat artl.t. . n.rf.etlv re-ere.
rNVEoTdr:. ;::.'"::; r-we r ,,eenMd
me new Edison. Come to us and hear examples of this new art
r a , Klamatn fall8 Music House
Geo. A..W.,lz, Prop. K,ra,tK p,,,, 0reg0I1
from the Book of the Same Name. '
Ui ' v