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W. O. SMITH, Editor
dally etcept Sunday bi
fta Herald Publishing Compear of
Kkmata ItUa, at IIS Fourth street
Intend at the Boatofflce at Klamath
falta' Oregon, for transmission throab
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WANTED Lady prrsser at Klamath
Dye Works. 2J-5t
WANTED Pressman or prcssfeedcr.
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FOR RENT Six-room modern house,
oa pavement; no children: 125.
Phone 284W. It
FOR RENT Housekeeping room. Call
at Hdrnld office. 27-3t
FOR RENT Pasture, for several
thousand bead' of stock In lower
Klamath Marsh. See A. A. Mebaffey,
411 Mall St.. Klamath Falls. 16-tf
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Indian motor cycle, al
most good as new; cheap for cash.
See Chllcote, 633 Main street 27-3t
FOR SALE Good bootblack stand,
cheap for cash. The Mecca. 26-2 1
FOR SALE One large electric heat
lac plate. The Mecca. 26-21
FOR SALE Empty bottles, gallon
Jugs, glass Jars. The Mecca. 26-21
Here Is something good, a five-room
furnished house, close In, for 91,000.
Mastered, painted and tinted. saoo
cash, balance 983 per month. J. F.
Magu't, 719 Main. 21-5
FOR SALE $250; lots 3 and 4, block
Sf, Hot Springs Addition; 950 down
Balance eight months. Address Roy A.
Feathers, 2645 E St, San Diego, Calif.
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FOR SALE Five room house, close
la, 11,700.
FOR SALE Four room
paved street, $800.
house on
J. T. WARD CO.,
15 Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
Saturday and Sunday
William Fox Presents
William Farnum In
"WHIN A MAN 8KES RED
y Larry Evans
From his Saturday Evening Post
Story, "The Painted Lady.
Mask by Mrs. FlUpatrlck aad
Harry Borel
Klamath Lodge No. 1S7, 1. 0. 0. F.,
meets Friday night. H. F. Esell,
N. 0., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary,
Kwauaa Encampment No. 46, 1. O.
O. F., meets Tuesday night. W. A.
Mastea, O. P., Nata Otterbeln Scribe.
Regulai
V Klamath ,
JF A. M.,
Regular communications
Lodge No. 77, A. F.jplny of newspaper life In a small city
second Monday of
ach moatb.
A. R. Leavitt, W. M.
t Aak Chllcote about the new low cost
Ufa, accident and health policies of the
Travelers.
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The First American Ufa Insurance
Oa." Iarestlfste tho new 1918 pol-
'Maa U TM Mutual Llfa of N. Y., Both-
t taf? better. Go O. Ulrica, district
"sjaaafsr, UUt aver Pint Stata Bank.
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"The Barrier"
"The Barrier," the photodrama of
Rex Beach's famous novel by tho samo
name, comes to the Star theater, com'
menclng Wednesday, May 1st. This
picture has been heralded as one of
the greatest dramas that has ever
HEX DEACH,
AUTHOR o "
THE BARRIERS
LLHII J. 5E1.1KICK
been on the screen. At the Broadway
thenter. New York, It scored a tremen
dous hit, and hat since broken attend
ance records everywhere It has been
shown. .
It will be recalled that the story Is
of the love of Necla, a white girl, who
thinks she I n half-breed, for Lieu
tenant Meade Ilurrell, a blue-blooded
Southerner from Kentucky. Tho In
dian blood Is the barrier between
them, and the strong situations which
lead up to DurreU's decision to marry
fcer in spite of everything provide tre
mendous dramatic material.
'Poleon Doret Is a French Canadian
prospector who has "been Necla'a idol
from childhood. He loves her deeply,
but gives her up to Durrcll with a
smile. Of thl part of the plot "Moving
ricture World" has said: "Here we
hae strong contrasts In character, but
nbove everything Is 'the greatest of
thee renunciation."
"" Mabel Jullenc Scott plays the lead
ing part, doing "Merrldy" in the pro
logue, nnd "Nccla." Kmsell Simpson as
John Gaylord, who "ain't much to look
nt," plays tlitv simple, straightforward
old man. Other members of tho cast
are Victor Sutherland, who does Dur
rcll; Howard Hall ns Bennett, nnd Ed
Itoscman ns Runnlon, share tho heavy
honors. A special score composed by
Fred O. Hanks and Sol Levy will ac
company "The Barrier," which Is be
ing presented thruout the country un
dreShe control of Lewis J. Sclznick.
Ask Chllcote to show you that four
roommedtrn bungalow In the heart of
tl-.e city, only one block from Main
street You should not overloek this
opportunity. Price $2,180, en easy
terms. 19
Auto Comfort Cushions and Camp
Cook gasoline stoves at Telford Bros,
garage. is
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
J. Stewart Blackton, Master of Screen
craft, Presents
Violet Homing and Conway Tearle In
"THE WORLD FOR SALE"
Full of romance, thrills and adven
tures galore, by the world's famous
author, Sir Gilbert Parker.
Sunday
Jesse L Laskey Presents
Wallace Reld In
"NAN OF MU8IC MOUNTAINS"
A corking good story of mountain
feuds and tense heart Interest.
TEMPLE THEATER
Mutual Film Corp. Presents
Beautiful Edna Goodrich In
"HER SECOND HUSBAND"
And a Geo. Ovey Comedy
Admission 10 and 16c
8UNDAY
Gladys Hulctte
In the delightful I'atho Gold Rooster
"OVER THE HILL"
HEARST PATHE NEWS
Latest War Pictures, Current Events
Admission 10 and 15c
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
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ERSONAL
MTTLK HtlKLMIHTS OX LOCAL HAITKNIXO.S
AMONG T1IK PKOPI.K OF THIS CITY A.M VICIMTY.
GOINGS AM) COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
Geo. Apr of Kcno was here yester
day. Jim Tnntingo of Chicago Is at the
Hall.
W. II
rettlt Is n city visitor from
Salem.
J. T. Perlgo of Dorrls eamo In yet
rday. A. Nelson Is a business visitor to
Dairy today.
) J. M. Dougnn of Portland Is ut the
) Hotel Hall.
Irving Peterson of Worden was
town jesterday.
In
O. M. Engle of this city Is reglttered
Inl the Hotel Hall.
Mrs. V. M. Applegate Is registered
nt the Hotel Halt.
John Cook from
Istered at the Hull.
Fort Rock Is
reg-
II. J. Overture of Bend
rival here esterday.
was an ar-
Frank Orohs of Rlmrock ranch
was here jesterday.
Mr. nnd Mm. C. R. Zlnn went to
Medford by auto today.
J. S. McGanghey from Seattle was nn'
arrival here yesterday.
Win. Wood of Bonanza was In town
on business yesterday.
John W. Stevens of Chlco, Calif., Is
registered nt the Halt.
Mrs. R. C. Short was In from (ho
Merrill district jesterday.
Miss Marie Dolan came
In from
Spring take this morning.
Mrs. W. T. Thompson arrived rrom
S.i n Francisco last evening.
D. E. Jewart or Merrill was n visitor
nt the county sent yesterday.
A. C. McCall of Sun Frnnclsco Is
registered at the Hotel Hall.
Mrs. C
. Loosley from Fort Klam-
nth was In town yesterday.
II. W. LaFrcmero of Bray, Calif.,
was an arrival here last night
C. E. Maxwell of the Pelican Bay
Lumber company was In town yester
day. B. Miller and Jack Harris went to
Ashland by the stage line this morn
ing. Mrij. Anna Sctzer left for Portland
thin morning to visit her son, Paul
Setter.
Klamath Liberty
Loan Blue List
Lamm Lumber Company Employes
Subscriptions
W. E. Lamm .. ...
Ethel Lurum ...
Ivcr Andortion .
J N. Bramwell and wlfo
Arthur Bramhull
Chas. Barnard .
200
100
ino
100
100
CO
CO
A. Bcckstrom ...
Eil Boberg ..
100
I 1 ..iciarinoy ................
Oscar Dahlln
J. F. Kthrldge
0. W. Engllne and wife .
Herbert Elttriem
I.ouIh E. Fisher
Earl H. Hallurd
U. T. Hlgginson :. .
Martin Hanson .
Tom Holder ..
A. E. Johnson 100
Mrs. A. E. Johnson
Ed Johnson ............
Alex Klein
Conrad Lower ... . .
Constantino Lampropulos ..
Joo Miller .
Joseph A. Miller .
A. C. McCumber .
Knut Nelson
100
100,
100
50
400
100
100,
60
CO
Nols Nelson ............................
100
CO
50
50
200
100
Owen Joso ............................
Walter E. Perkins
John Rogers ...
Henry Swcetman and wife ,
Fred Sadelius
Demetrlous J. Splropulos ....
400
George Swansen 100
Splros Turnas ... ......... 200
Henry Tessler 200
M. W. Tullar 60
Lee Taylor ;. . 100
Louis Wcstly 50.
uomer umun .... -. .......
60
60
Ralph M. LaFollotte
THE EVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH
MENTION
John O'Lenry Is i.oln Ihmsmulr
today to visit his brother there.
J. M. Tipton of Olcno was n business
visitor nt the county seat yesterday.
Chas. Parley and J. O. Hamaker
fiom llonnnta were In town esterdny.
Mrs. II. M. Moo arrived Inst nlnlit
from Medford, where she has been
Uniting.
Ke Potter, n conductor on the
Southern Pacific, went to Ashland this'
morning.
Leo Sutton of Midland and P. 1.
Young, n merchant from Midland.
were In town yesterday.
n, . ,. . . n,u ,.,., ,
. 1 " ... ,"". . .. ,..,.. o..- .-
' ll'WII Ull UU1HU-PN IUM DIM". "
turned home this morning.
W. C. Dunning and Robert Kntlen
horn were county seat lsltors ester
day afternoon from Meirltl.
,, .
II. rollel.1, of Philomath. Ore.. ' - -
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moving to Drews Volley, where
ho
will enter the cattle btitlncss,
Mrs. Jns. Wntklns and Miss Ruth
rAvery were v Isltors nt the Cozad ranch
jesterday afternoon and evening.
Samuel Smith of San Frnnclsco Is
In Klamath Falls for a short time,
iookinp. after matters or business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Winner Ilea of SprM,0,,owru " " """ n,on" "igniucnni one
knnc enmo In on the train last even-,'0 l'nt, "" ",0 w,, K"ow" w-in-
Th. r, ..(., m iim whim or would make for Paniniount four
Pelican hotel.
J. I- Realty of Collage Grove enmo'
In town last night from Cottage Grove.
He left for Ashland by the stage line
this morning.
Mist Kdnn Wellt, county school su
perintendent. Is In rrom Lnngell Val-
.1.... ..!.- ..- l.. 1. .,...ll !..'
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Word has been received here that,'" ,0 to sr,n nt ,hp Star In "Nan or
chas- r: Stewart, who formerly lived)
I here, nnd who has property Interests
here. Is iiuilo III,
Mrs. Clay Coal of Itotvllle, Calif., Is
hero to keep house for her sitter, Mrs.
E. A. Dunham, who Is In the hospital,
following an operation.
Oliver C. Applegate Jr. Is expected
homo Sunday evening from Sacramen
to. Mr. Applegnte Is employed with
the Standard Oil company there.
Chas. Yecl: or Slsson, Cullf., will
make his home on 422 Washington
street It Is reported that Mr. Yock
has purchased a place at Big Springs.
Edward G. nnd Bessie Rourk ...... CO
Wm. I). Roe CO
Ben Scott CO
Mrs. JJen Scott CO
Chm. E. nnd Emma Street . CO
Perley II. ond Mury L. Benl ...... CO
Ficd M. nnd Blancho Cleaves .... 100
Thomas Bracken . . CO
.niuu i, iiiiu jiu.-mi jiuwuru ijU
, Leo nnd Itllla Howard . CO
Edwin Johnson GO
CO ( Frank Carlson .. 200
CO James Johnson . CO
100 1 Walter E. and Stella Kemp ...... CO
100 1 Benjamin E. nnd AgnoH Kerns .. 600
GO ! John nnd Phlllsy Llskey 100
100 Capt. J. P. Leo nnd wlfo 100
60 (H. J. Lincoln .... . 100
lOOBIIllo Morser ... CO
100 .Helen Morser Co
60 Bertha Pittman 100
8. B. and Lllllo Tnrbell CO
Wm. nnd Jessie M. Wight ..... .. 2,000
Burns, C. E. .!..... CO
Bramhall, J. O CO
'J. R. Cochran 60
A. Fraser .
Gus Frcdorlclison
Gladys Fredurlckson
Mntthlas K. nnd Helen Gray
8. C. Hughes
co
50
60
60
60
Ludwig Hngormnnn ...... CO
Edward S. nnd Anna Klrby 100
John and Bortha Lusby 100
A. B. Peterson .... CO
'Fred Plum v CO
Jesso Pattcison 50
T. L. Snook 60
Jack Smead . ........... . 50
Allco N. Chadwlck .. . . 100
Ernest Hlnmnn
Wm. M. Jonon ..
Joseph Nason
C. F. Orchard ..
GO
60
50
50
60
100
60
,P; O. Rudd
(Angle Ransome .
j Ctoo. H. and Ira Stiles
FALLS, OSEOON
fijuinnnri'iViT ' -
At the Theaters
VWWtfVimAMm1
"When a Man Sec Red," a special
super do iuxe William Fox pholodranm
founded on the Urry Rvnns story of
"The Painted Lady," which was In tho
Saturday Kvenlng Post, with the pre
eminent Wllllnm Farnum In n stirring
olo, will be shown nt the Orpheus to
day and tomotrow. As i.utnor mniiii.
Wllllniii Farnum Rives a forceful and
vlillo Impersonation of a rough "ml
ready sailor, rites above his surround
Ingn, and nhvnys keeps In mind tho
bojhood teaching of his mother. Ar
riving homo from n long vo)ngo, he
finds that his sister had died of u
broken heart caused by her being Jilt-
ed by n brutnl sen cnptnln. and that
hit mother, broken In health, confides
to her son tho tragedy that had hap
pencil In his nbnence. Soon after hit
mother dies, and Smith re embarks on
iimmin ,. o. ...w ......... ..
jn 0yHKl, f0r the South Sea Isles on
board a vesset.Jho captain of which It
the one responsible for his sister's
dentil. During the voyage, Smith,
while reading a family bible. In be
rated by the captain, nnd In n fight
that ensues, worsts the master of tho
hlp. Smith then leaves the ship at
one or the South Sea Isles. With him
I It lert another sailor, who confides In
Js,,,,,,, lhn, Ul0 m(lerof th ,hp they
hud Just lert was tho man who was re
spontlhle for his sister's death. Smith
vows to bring tho captain to Justice.
Paramount Pictures Corporation re
cently announced the ufllllatlon of J.
Stuart Blackton, famous producer of
the big photoplay. "The llatllo Cry of
Peace." This announcement was soon
I big features each ear. The second or
mete, "Tho worm for Hale," arranged
for the screen by Mr. Blackton himself
from the famous novel of that name,
by Sir Gilbert Parker, will be shown
at the Star tonight.
Popular Wallace Reld, who has re-
V..-..1.-U n iiuiiiuiu ruui'i-n wiui
iGernldlno Fnrrar In her Aztec Indian
production, "The Woman God Forgot,"
Music Mountain," a Paramount pic
ture. This Is a western drnma, being
the thrilling tale of a man who started
out to avenge his father's murder.
How he Is turned from his purpose
nnd nmdo to forget the hatred -In his
heart thru the love of Nan, makes a
photoplay that is Interesting as well
as picturesque. At the Star 8um!ay.
In his desire to get realism. Director
Wm. Pnrke; while taking "Over the
Hill." his latest picture in which
Gladys Hulette Is the star. Invaded the
office of a newspaper In New Rochelle.
N. Y.. and secured permission to make
uso of both the office and printing
plant for the staging of a number of
scenes. He had to Install his own
lights, of course, but the atmosphere
was Just what he wanted. Every news
paper man In a small city will recog
nize tho accuracy of detail In theso
scenes, which show Oladys Hulctte as
n competent nnd charming young
newspnper woman. The staff of "Tho
New Rochells Pioneer," tho nowspa
per which loaned its plant for the pic
ture, was greatly Interested in seeing
tho plant turned Into a motion picture
studio. The reporters agreed that
seeing Mr. Parke's company nt work
had it nit over the covering of City
nun. I'oiico Courts, etc. "Over thei
Hill" Is a Pathe Gold Rooster play, J
nnu win no shown nt the Teniplo on
Sunday.
At the Churches
Tho Christian Science Society of
Klamath Falls, which Is a branch or
ganizotlon or The Mother Church,
1 no first church of Christ Scientists,
in Boston, Mass., holds services at
113 South Fourth street, every Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock and ever)
vvounesaay evening at 8:00. All aro
welcome.
The lesson subject for Sunday,
April 27, "Probation After Dea'.h."
Tho Sunday school session Is from
0:45 to 10:45 every Sunday mornlnn.
rupiis nro enrolled to tho ago of 20.
j e nee reatiins room umi rrn
lending library Is open from 2:30 to
4:30
on Tuesdays. Thursday, nmt
Saturdays. Tho Bible and all author.
Izcd Christian Bclonco literature may
ho read, borrowed or purchased.
Rogular church, Christian Endeavor,
fiundaj school and prayer mooting ser
vices will be held at usual at the First
Christian church.
Tho Church of the Cordial Weleomo
(Methodist Episcopal).
O. O. Oliver, A, M., B. D., pastor; I
resilience nag isast street. Phone
67W.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., E. M.
Chllcote, superintendent.
Preaching service at 11:00 a. m.
hhemo, "Pinyer nnd tho Reign u
Law."
I ICpworth Lvngue at 7 p. in., I. IM
Whltmoic, presldont.
Evening services at 8 p. m. Thome1
"Jesus' Conception of Whiit It Meant)
for a Man to Bv Lost." I
St. Paul's Episcopal Mission l.l-'
brury hull, corner Third nnd Main;
streets.
Your co-operation In our inlnslon of,
evangelism and service cordially wol
coined. j
'
Church or tho Hue red Heart, corner
or Eighth and High strouts. Rev.
Hugh Marshall, pastor. '
First Mass nt 8:30 a. in.
Second Mass at 10:30 a. in.
Evening services at 7 o'clock.
t
Evangelical Lutheran services will
ho held In tho Eighth street ll.iptlst'
church nt 7,:t0 p. 111
Sunday school will be held nt 2
p. m., Mr, (3. Elttrelm, supeilnlendeiit.
Sermon subject Tor tho evening ser'
vlcen, "What the Lutheran Chuich
Stands for."
All l.uthoriitit of Klanmtli Falls are
most cordially Invited to attend theso
services. All others Interested are,
welcome. Anyone knowing or l,uthj
eraus In or around Klamath F.1II1
.iImiu. imllfv V.I I ll.iuMiiiiiti iiitnliir '
137 First street.
Eleventh Street Baptist church.
Rov. W. II. Cox, pastor. Telephone
11.. Residence, 235 Tenth street.
Suuduy school nt 10 a. in., Miss
P. I). Owen superintendent.
Pleaching at II n. 111. and 7:30 p. 111.
II. Y P. It. will meet at 7:00 p. m.
Mrs. C. E. Murphy president.
Wednesday night. Pro) or sen-Ice
and Bible Study.
You are very cordially Invited to be,
present nt tl.eso meetings. They are
for )ou. I
I
At Die morning set vice nt II 11. 111.
the pastor will spc.ik un the subject,
'The Naturalness or Prn)er," I ho first
in 11 series of several semions In
Prnyri "SaMy First" will he th.
tlien.e fur the evening seruicn. Young
piopte ate especially Invited to this
serv Ice.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. and Chris
tian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
UNCLE SAM TO HELP GREECE
WASHINGTON, I). C, April 26.
The piesldent hns assured the Greek
people that tho United Slntes will give
the fullest measure of support to
Greece, ami preserve that country's
rights In nn flnnt pence negotlntlonn
War Saving Stamps earn Intormt
for )ou on Sundays and holldayi.
Mnln auil Hevralli Phose 111
DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER
PHYSICIAN and SCIKJI.OX
Spliuil TreMtiucul
Specialist In chronic diseases. Examination and consultation frM
largest X-ltay laboratory In Southern Oregon. Latcit tlecuietl
appliances that are now used In the curing of dlscute.
Our Dollars
are Called to the Colors
The Third Liberty Loan
Our terms of peace are written so clearly
that all the world can see. There is no
thought of conquest only the demand of
freemen that for us and for all the world
shall be free.
The United States is to show the world that
America, in Liberty's cause, responds more
freely to each call for the sinews of war.
And let us alslo show our country that
Klamath Falls is in the forefront. Let each
subscribe to a Third-issue Liberty Bend
the biggest one we can.
Without charge the services of this institu
tion are extended.
First State & Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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