The Evening herald., May 21, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Star Theater
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Substitute Exhibition
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ThursdayOnly May 23
AFTERNOON AND EVKNINO
Special engagement cf the great national feature prsdtctJsN,
Stand By The
President
"AMERICA
IS READY"
The meat startling pa"rs-na ' America's Pswor mi land, Ik
the air, en and under the sea.
Accompanied by the dainty lyric soprano wid csrnstlst.
Rose Allen
Introducing In uniforms of tre United States Army and Navy
the latest patriotic ssngs and cornet ssiss.
If you are an American you will inaiot on the whsia faaaHy at'
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ing this sesl-etlrrtns prsfram,
Special Prices -
15 cents ... - 35 cents
AMSTERDAM. May !.-?
been format to opa a "SabsUUte Ka-
hlbliloa of Ue Caatral. aspires" at
Vienna la May.' Tha ersaalsm are
the people food Varease of Austria,
sw. B.auall aslaAa sbsslsI avsMwdfcVsai tw
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we (real war caaBaaa ihiibib
the. manufacture of ssbstltuts Uxtiles.
oils, fats, coffee and tobacco. About
half the exhibition Is to be devoted to
the food department, whew model
kitchens will aire demonstration of
tebstttute foods and the u of refuse.
The exhibition I known In Austria
v ..k. . isi iM brlnr a short
' mla of the oflcial title. Ersattmlltel-
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Huns Would Alienate
Belgians' Allegiance
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Kai'scd after tares years of capthlty
la Osmaa prisem camps. Us Bslgua
lcgatloa hers has rscelrsd tatsrastlas
dstaUs of Us classsy sfforU of Us
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toaatijaw sC Walloon asscsat. as
practtesd aaaoac Bslftaa pHssasrs la
Osraaay.
Tas project, watch ass sssa dsscris
sd as stupidly toasilvsd aad axscntsd.
had lu birth. Us advisors say. la Us
orsaata sf Us paa-OeraaaalsU who
would sst p la aostasra Bslataaa a
nasals ettta Uat would assnfls Us
atatas of a Osnaaa protsetorata.
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Ladtsa Transk fmi Sport Matt at
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Parisian Ivory
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Fine Stationery
Kodaks
Fountain Pens
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Also a beautiful assortment of
Cards steel engraved and artistically hand-
colored. Prices range from ' - - 10c to 35c
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Uoa coaaaed In the prison camps. They
tsars ssgrsgated and forwarded to oth
er prison centers, where they were
treated with some degree of kindness
la an effort to win their support in e-t
tabUshtng Us new state. All meas
ures calculated to win over the prls
oasrs failsd miserably. said the legs
Uoaa lafomaat. and ths groups re
aaalasd ladissolubly Belgian.
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.Tares turkeys are being rallied for
ths beaefft of Auxiliary Jaalor Red
Crass, "spring Uks District Do your
bit mow by buying a chance at each of
Us followla places.
.Mesa store. 1111 Hotel. Whits Pell
eaa, Sugar Bowl, Klamath Creamery
aad Doaarfs pool hall.
Drawing at 8tar theater. Saturday
evening. May 25th.
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OOVIRNMKNT TO rftOTffCT
SHORT LINI RAILROADS
WA8H1NOTON. D. C. May M. In
atead of takJtjg orer ths short line rail
roads, ths administration now'piana to
Insure tbernn. f Ir divialon, joint rates
and adequate' care of their supplies.
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At the Theaters
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la "Double Crossed." at ths Star to
night. Eleanor Strattoa, a young aocl
ctr matron, much In love with her hua
hind." Is troubled at his abstracted
manner, aad later shocked to overhear,
at a house party they are attending, a
so-called "detective" trying to .black-1
mall him Into committing a theft, using
a elgned confession of a youthful slip
oa tbs part of her husband, to threaten I
him. Eleanor la forced to play eaves-j
dropper, snd learns that 'rather than!
sscrlflce her respect aad love by allow
bar to know of this, her husband Isj
willing to commit Us theft. Tbs wo-1
man decides to savs himself from hlm-
aslf, aad to steal Us necessary polit
ical document herself. That night sbs
ateals down Into tbs library of their
host, WorUlngtoa Lawrsaet, aad . .
from this point ths play swsepa oa to
a climax boU Urllllag aad unexpect
ed, la which Miss Frederick rises to
groat dramatic heights.
Miss Alice Joyce, wko will be seen
as Us heroine la "Richard ths Braien"
tbs Greater Vltagraph Blue Ribbon
feature, which will be Us attraction at
ths Temple tonight, has been doing
her "bit" in more 'ways Uan ono since
the Unltsd Statss entered tbs war.
Whsa tbs Ubsrty Loan was announced
shs agala cams to ths front She not
enly purchased, a block of bonds her
self, but orgaalied a Liberty Loan club
at Us studio, and caused scores of her
associates to Invest In tas bonds.
.
"Should largo landholders be com
pelled to look after the welfare of
Uoss working under UsmT" This
question Is raised In "A Magdalsne of
ths Hills," ths avsAct Mstro-Rolfs pro
duetloa, with Mabel Taliaferro as star,
wataslMBa a I II Buk asM ait dsaak IstsahskSSai -
wHlvsj wai w ssajuiu ass, ,asv waissivatst -.
Bight and tomorrow. In ths play Her-i.
ntn urwjraon, weaiioy new iorser,
has Urge timber holdings In a South'
srn aUte.
Helping to Win the War!
"Every little bit helps" is a common enough
saying, but it's a true one too., You Ye prob
ably doing your share of the helping, whatever
your share happens to be.
We're doing ours by selling good clothes
and nothing else; all-wool, stylish clothes thtt
wear well and keep their shape.
The latest spring overcoats and suits are h-re; new
colors, new style touches. Regardless of what you've
heard about prices, we're offering unusually good
values. You'll, say so too when you see the goods.
K. SUGARMAN
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The Home of Hart Schaffner s Marx Clothes
"AMIRICA IS RIAOY"
Startling Feature ts Be Shewn at ths
Star Thester, Thursday, Msy 23d
After years of calamity bowling pic
ture productions purporting to Illus
trate America's so-called "frightful un
preparedness," now appears a moat
emphatic anawer to the "acare-mong-or"
In the marvelous screen produc
tion, "America la Ready."
Tbla startling panorama of Uncle
S-tm'a might Illustrates In no uncer-
i tain manner this fact, that while
Uncle Sam haa said little, he haa not
been Idle, and the revelation in this
wonderful picture unfolded before the
eyes of the amaxed spectators Inspires
a love for America and an honest prldo
in her unequalled achievements.
A pleasing feature or the program Is
the appearance of Miss Rose Allen, a
dainty lyric soprano and cornetlst,
who Introduces during ths presenta
tion, the Istest patriotic songs and cor
net solos. Miss Allen appears In vari
ous uniforms of the United States
army.
CARD OP THANKS
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We wish to lender our sincere appre
ciation to ths many friends who were
so kind to as thruout the sickness snd
death of our beloved mother.
STEVEN WARD.
HARRY W. WARD.
DENITA L. WARD.
THEODORE WARD,
JAY W. WARD,
FLORA WARD.
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SOCIAL OANCI '
Cfine csrly ami enjoy r"11 1
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unit sonil lime. t MOON S SW
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UV A THRIFT STAMP ,,
It Is certain that every man and wo-
ii- .in . . ii. -. roan wh0 na "?ls country' Interest st
his lsnd,'prefsrrlns to seek profit by,hertlll wit nesa ibis unusual produc-
tbs Ignorance of tbs aatlvss. His pol- ."'""'' """" ''"ir
Icy leads to blttsr feeling and Anally . woon snd evening. Msy 23d.
trafsdy. A mountain youth who is I " '
suspscted of 'Having sst Ire to ons of, WIDDINQ FRIDAY NIGHT
Ora)soB'smllJssklUsdwbllsrsslstlng
srresi, asa u sutsr tows vsngsance John Englebsrt snd Mrs. Hattie
ob bit slsysri. Ths play shows the Bells Psrbsm of this city wars unltsd
Ufa of Southern BKmBtslB dwsllcrs snd in msrrlsis Friday av.nin. . i.-
tkt barriers sxktlag bsivssa tbsat and home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, 431 Cres-
looH fcr -this SIOI
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It means full-pewsrsd,
high quality gasoliac,
every drop I Ba sura it's
Red Crown before you fiO.
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wssithy peopls waoaa ttuiy suspect and
despise bscauss of aalsaaderaUBdlag
brad by cuts.
cent avsnue, by Rev. W. H. Cox of the
Emmanuel Baptist church. The cere
mony was performed at 8:30.
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