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ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE BIDfUORTS OJftOCAL BUrPENTNGB
AMOVO THB PEOPLE OP TbTJB CRT AND VICINITX.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OP LOCAL POLKS
J. It. Dccklcy of Portland
tlio city on business.
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.ficorgo J. Drels of Portland la In
the city on business.
Mn. E. P. West ot Hornbrook U
spending a few days In Klamath
Falls.
Mr. and Mr. P. T. Andrew ot
iMarahfleld are visiting In Klamath
Mrs. Emily M. Plshon of New York Falls. ,j ftjBJ
Is n Msltor to Klamath Falls.
city on business.
James Cochin of Ynklma Is a vis
itor to Klamath Falls.
C. M. RcM of Straw, Calif., Is n
business visitor In Klamath Falls.
Iloswcll Dosch Is a recent arrival
In the city from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. .Tcffory of Spo
kane arc visitors to Klamath Fall.
W. T. Pendergnst ot Juneau Is a
recent arrival In Klamath Falls.
Irving E. Kesteason of Worden U
J. E. Patterson of Bonanca Is In the transacting business In Klamath Falls
today.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Crane are
spending a few days In Klamath
Falls from their borne at Chltoquln.
O. E. Thomas, Inspector for the
Southern Pacific railroad, Is In the
city for a few days from Dunsmulr.
Mis Frances Nicholson arrived
last night from Medtord on her way
to. her home at Port Klamath. Mlas
Nicholson ia a daughter of Will Nlch.
olson ot Fort Klamath.
local Red Cross
Activities
fp ntiil Mr J V. 11 nitatnn hnvn
returned from a abort visit to San WORK WARTS ON
Vnnelam. ! SfKW COURT HOUSE
FEDERATED MISSIONARY
SOC1KTY ENTERTAINED
The Woman's Missionary Society
ot the Christian church will entertain
the Federated Mlstonary societies ot
the city at the Christian church at
2:30 Saturday afternoon.
The following program wtll be ren
dered: Address ot Welcome
Mrs. W. E. Seehorn
Round Table
Mrs. Clara Moore, Leader
Solo Mrs. Matt Smith
Faper "Some Glimpses ot the War"
Miss Rachel Applegate
-Duct Masdames O. A. Wlrti, Mrs.
J. L. Beckley
Solo Mr. Haydoni
,The first actual steps toward the
conatructlon ot the new county court
house, recently authorised by County
Judge Marlon Hanks and Commis
sioner Fraak McCornack, were com
menced here today la the removal of
several ot the big trees In the old
court house park.
BCN8 EXPECT RETURN DRUE
WASHINGTON, D. C, March St.
The official French dispatches ear
that the German newspapers art pre.
paring the people for a French and
British offensive, and forecasting the
entry of the reserve amies ot the
allied powers.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
(JIRL WANTED for housework. In.
quire Herald offlee. 18-St
Footwear for Easter
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- $ . .
Cone to Rradtey's for your Easter footwear. Yo wUI
spend wise! aad aavc haadsesaeljr.
Master Made Draat Shoes la leadtac colors aad latest
styles,
' THE QUALITY SHOE STORE
Bradley Supply Co.
Mala and Seventh Pkoaa US
DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER
PHYSICIAN aad SCROROX I
Splaal Treatiucal
Specialist In chronic diseases. Examination and consultation tree
Largest X-Ray laboratory In Southern Oregon. Latest electrical
appliances that are now used In the curing ot disease.
MAZOLA
Better cooUnff at Ins cot wHk
Mazola, the put oil frata cem
Mazola is a vegetable oil from aa edible
source for deep frying, sauttiag. sbortcJjigt
and salad dressings.
Foods fried in Mazola retain all of itfcetr'
natural flavor and are easy to digest.
Mazola does not transmit taste or odor,
from one food to another can be used over!
and over again a big factor in tctumy.
And because Mazola h a vegetable oil, it
enables you to follow the plans of the Food
Administration and save animal fats butter
lard, suet.
Get Mazola from your grocer in pint?
Juart, half-gallon and gallon tins. Also ask
or the free Mazola Book of. Recipes rori
write us direct.
Yew am? ItliUri U Mtult tm in gin (Mir NiMNriaft
Corn Products Refining Company'
New York
Tuesday's Rod Crosa workers were:
Sewing roem: Mcsdnmcs J. J. Me-
Court, II. Nowntinm, II. 1). Morten-
son, L. K. 8ulltvan aud Misses Phayo
Dlffonderfcr and Florence Chrlsman
Surgical dressings department: Mcs.
Unmcs A. D. Miller, Helen Currlc, G.
A. Dctlman, C. K. Wheeler, John Mar
tin, A. J. Lyle, It. W. Humphrey, Geo
0. Fry, M. S. Sargent, A. M. Worden,
Dolllo Snyder, J. II. Garrett, 1'nul
Dognrdus, Miss Pearl Ilolvln.
Those present yesterday were:
Surgical dressing department: Mes
dames W. H. Robertson, G. W. Whtto,
Wheeler, John Martin, Z. C. Kim
ball. Ruth S. Addison, Frank McCor
nack, Will Unldwln, Underwood, Ob
enchain, Gerbcr, Drlscoll, Van llellen,
O. W.'Robertsan, C. Lewis, W. Wood.
Stnnc, Carey Hnmsby.
Sewing roem: Mcsdnmcs Clins.
Martin, Jennie Hum. W. P. McMil
lan, It. C. 8htpley, J. M. Johnson, Idn
Grimes, W. J. Roberts, Louis Brad
ford. L. K. Sullivan.
LOCAL OFFICER IS
CALLED TO SERVICE
Captain lr. It. R. Hamilton of thin
city, who recently received his com
mission In the United States army
service, received a wire communica
tion from Washington, D. ., this mor
ning, ordering him to bo prepared
for active service on April 10th. He
Is bow busy making his plans for de
parture.
BOLSHEV1KI, RETAKE ODESSA
PETROQRAD, March 28. Official
dispatches confirm the report that
Odessa has been recaptured by the
bolshevlkl.
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At the Theaters
Cleopatra, sorceress of tlio Nile, n
genius ot smothered soul, who played
the beauty of her body and the spark
ling wit of her mind against the stake
of kingdoms, was not evil, declares
the Rev. Dr. James L. Gordon, pastor
of the First Congregational church of
Washington, D. C.
In this statement Dr. Gordon and
Tbeda Bara agree. Miss Dara has
made an exhaustive study of Clcopat-
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ular picture of that name, made care.
f ul research to establish exactly what
kind of woman Cleopatra really wb.
Miss Oara's decision "was that Cleo
patra was more slnued against timn
sinning." "Cleopatra was just as
good as the manhood of her genera
tion would let ber ue," fir. Gordon
told bis congregation In n sermon
which he preached while "Cloopatra"
the picture was being exhibited In
Washington. "She was compelled tc
be the toy, the perfumed, Jeweled
plaything of her men, yet before she
Was thru with .them she had with
perfect genius fought her way to what
waa denied ber." j
It Is of peculiar Interest to note
that on the night of Dr. Gordon'a nor
mon, with Cleopatra aa his text, tho
opening performance of William Fox's
screen version of "Cleopatra," with
Theda Bara In the title role, was be
ing presented at the Belasco theater
In the same city.
A thrilling fight under water is
show In the Metro production, "A
Sleeping Memory," atsrrlng Emily
Stevens, which will be shown at the
Orpheus today and tomorrow. This
part of the picture was taken at Pall
fades Amusement Park In New Jer
sey. A specially constructed glass
room waa sunk in the large awlm
Ing pool, tbs camera and camera
aan being stationed laslde. The man
who engaged -In the struggle wsra
Mario Majsronl aa Dr. Stephen Trow
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their correct, refined appear
ance; the ease and grace of
their fine fashioning; the pre
cision of their hand-tailoring
all help to make these the
kind of clothes you'll be glad
to live with.
$20.00 to $50.00
Let Your Easter Hat Be a "Kiwi
They are America's Style Hats, and are the
Choice of the Most Particular
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Leading Clothier.
and Hatters
NOTICE
Lady Maccabees and Sir Knights:
You have been asked by Supreme
Commander Brana M. West of Port
Huron, Mich., to give $1 per year for
rntrlotlc funds to help support our
bov at tho front. Please be present
at tho Moose hall this cculng nt St
o'clock with your dollar.
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IIAIIY HOY
Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Thulde are th.
proud paronts of an 8pound boy,
born this morning nt 2:45. both
mothor and baby am doing well, but
small hopes are entertained for the
recovery of the father. Dr. Wheeler
was In attendance.
(IKRTRl'RE CO
YHIIbk that Kaahloa Comments
Made Veils with fancy border; hair-
t line mesh: in plain efforts and fancy
I mesh with velvet spots.
MKIITIIl IIK til
ei Main Htrrrt
ll.llll TIMES PARTY
APRIL KOOW DANCE
ALMOST APPRECIATION
Tlit'iv' lot of irsii ikM
hut only one nf Imlfci TH I
"Ituikhtslil." Krasktr
It IIIIAIM.KVHtmte
and Wnltcr Horton as Henry John-'
son. Johnson and the Doctor meet1
on the edge of a cliff, and tho former I
tlirowa himself upon Dr. Trow. Ini
the Htruggto both fall to the lako he-
low. The strugglo continues under i
water with undiminished violence,
and tlio camera faithfully registers
tl'.o entire scene.
Proud as Lucifer was Mynderso
Van Dyun In the Triangle play "Re-;
generates" at the Star tonight. Ho
was proud of bis ancestral home, and
of his Influence, and, above all, of the
blue blood which coursed thru his1
veins. "Who was your grandfather?"
was hla first question when ho met a
Htrnngor, nnd on this hinged his
whole charnctor. Tho one desire of
his life was the union of his two
grandchildren, Cuthorlne Ten Eyck
At Moose hnll, Monday, April 1st
Wenr your old clothes. Surprlso
yourself and smite. Come, have a
good. time, flood music. You'll be
glad for having hcon there. Rag
men. no rents. Gentlemen, dressed
up, 75 rents. Ladloa free. 28-4t
Instead of consternntlon nt a punc
I turn or blowout when supplied with
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NOTICE TO t'REDITORH
POOD HALE
Conducted by the ladles of Sacred
Heart church, Saturday, March 30,
nt Van'a Auto Stag, office. Sl-tt
nnd Pell Van Dyun, for It meant the
pcrretuatlon of the fumlly name
without u break In the purity of the1
blood. And then came a grim trag-1
edy which at ono blow shattered th.
old man's dearest dreams and left
him a broken man. nut It remained
for the tiny bands of n child, thru
whose veins flowed the Van Dyun
blue and the red blood of the com
moner to open the eyes of this proud
old man In this glowing Trlangl.
play, "Regenerates."
Types of the underworld, from the
drug fiend to tho genial colored por
ter, have been chosen by E. II. Cal
vert, Kssanay director for the new
production, "Vultures of Society,"
which deals with the oporatlon ot n
band of outlaws who prey upon soci
ety and get away with It. Director
Calvert, nlwnya on tho lookout for
types, was nceostcd by a "bum" as
he walked In the loop. "Bay, boss,
can you let m. have aomethln' for a
nlght'ti lodgln'T" whined the "pan
hnndler." Calvert looked him over.
"You look good to me," ha said final,
ly. He gave the bearer 50 cents and
his card. "Coma to that address at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning." he said.
Promptlv i S th. rejuvenated man
was on the Job. H. was placed In th.
plctur. In on. of tb. type scenes.
The play features Lillian Draw, Mar
guerite Clayton E. H. Calvert and
Ernest Maupln. At tb. T.mpU to
day. Alto Cntrley Chaplin in "Th.
Count."
NOTICE
Until my departure for army ser
vice on April 10th, I will be found
ut th. office of Dr. E. D. Johnson at
tho corner of Seventh and Main
streets, where I hope to meet those
Indebted to ma for past services.
Prompt cctlon In this matter will be
ni'procinted.
JS-tf DR. R. R. HAMILTON.
Notice In hereby given that the un
dersigned hni born duly appointed
by the County Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County, admin
istrator with the will annexed of tho
eitnte of Alexander Cheyne, dercased.i
and that all persons having claims
ngnlnst said estate are required to
present same properly verified to'
sild administrator nt the law offices
nt R. C. Oroesbcrk, Klamath rails,
Oregon, within sis months from th.
date of thla nolle.
Dated: March 28, 191 8.
ALEX. II. CHEYNE.
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of Alexander Cheyne, Deceased.
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QPERA HOUSE- L5rf
Commencing Friday, March 29. Matinee Sttfe
Wm. Fox Presents
Theda Bara
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Th. Qr.at.st V.mplr. cf all History P.rf.etly Portray. by th.gr.aLst O.lln.ator of Va-Htt.".
Prices Night 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Sitardiv Matin, all seats 25c i '
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