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Star Theater Sunday and Monday
SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY
PRESENTED BY THE DIVISION
You want to know how the Government is spending
your money in its prosecution of the Great War. You
Want to know just what your Soldier Boys are doing in
France. "America's Answer" tells you. This pictorializa
tion of the greatest War Drama in all history has been
made and is presented for public consideration, not to
make money although it must necessarily produce a rev-
OF FILMS COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION
cnue, in order to meet the expense involved but in order
to show the millions of contributors to the several Liberty
Loans ,the purchasers of Thrift and War Stamps, Tax
payers, and those who have so generously given in other
ways for the needs of the war, exactly what has been ac
complished in France during the first year of America's
participation in the Struggle for Democracy.
GEORGE CREEL, CHAIRMAN
While showing the tremendous activities of the United
Stated in France, Rrowisitf out of the colossal needs of the
war, "America's Answer' 'also replies, in the thunderous
roar of cannon and the driving force of America's Soldiers,
to the kaiser's declaration -that "America wouldn't fight"
The answer has already readied the Hohenzollern..
It is your duty, as well as your privilege to see "Amer
cia's Answer."
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QUARTER OF U. S.
WHEAT FROM KANSAS
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Local Red Cross
Activities ..
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Those present at the Sewing room
Dec 30 were Mesdames O. D. Burke,
L. E. Sullivan.
Tuesday, Dec. 3 J. Mesdames E.
Bice, L. E. Sullivan.
. Thursday, Jan. 2. Mesdames Bob
Itobertson, J. B. Itees, O. D. Burke.
L. E. Sullivan.
Hrtdir, Jan 3. Mesdames Geo.
Humphrey, Percy Evans, B. N. Lewin, ' more than ono third of the 509,304.
.Vettlo Next-banks, G. C. Mitchell, Al- 000 bushels for the average annual
len Stansble, J. E. Mills, H. J. Win-' consumption In the United States, the
ters, J. H. Hamilton. L. E. Sullivan. ' report says.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 4 A
report by Edward C. Paxton. field
agent for, the federal department of
Agriculture, declares that Kansas,
with 11.1S4.000 acres.Jias 22. S per
cent of all the winter wheat area of
the United States.
A full crop on this enormous acre
age, which is 13 per cent larger than
the record acreage of last year,
would total 200,000,000 bushels, or
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The following Is taken from the
Sacramento Dee of u recent issue-
"These last few da.'s have been
busy, trying times for Postmaster
V. A. Delzoll of Kl.uuath Falls, but
he has found time to send to Post
master Thomas Fox of Sacramento a
Christmas poem.
"It is believed that the cleverness,
the thoroness and the timeliness of
the verses composed by the postmns-ter-poet
will maka them long remem
bered by the Sacramento official.
"The poem Is entitled 'If, -and is
'with apologies to Kipllus-' It foleows:
Lumberman's Protective
League Now Disbanded
ORGANIZATION WHICH WAS FORMED AT THE
TIME OF INDUSTRIAL WORKERS BIG DISTURB
ANCE, EIGHTEEN MONTHS AGO, FOUND TO BE
NO LONGER NECESSARY
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'I In- lli'ili' Iti'il t'ron will inri't
liui'Kila), Jau tit It from ! to 4 tit
Hi' lii'iin' of Mix ('lias l.ntln, iin
iuIIc south of the llitnli)' .School on
the Merrill mail All am Ittvltml to
limit' iiul bring tliclr lutirli
VI ATIII t! I'.KI'OItT
Oregon I'nlr anil roll, .rfllh him
tinned Unlit easterly iiiiU
Minimum ji'.ittirdny 2S tl rie
Minimum unlit) 9 degree
Thirty-two tlioumiml nrlinut thll
dreit In thu school of I'nrln n r
oivlitx rcKiiUr lunch from Hit Ri
Ck during the. pad year
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
1)11 WIIITK'B furnished hau.e lot
runt. 41 IMnn ulrnrt Inquire I.
It Kliinimr, Whitman Drug Co !(i
r'Oi'NI)-- Pocket book with imiil
amount of rnnli. Owner ran hut
Htmio by rallltiR 30M unit ileicrlV
Iiik property. 4-lt
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SEATTLE, Jan. 2. At a meetlixi tho dangers of n strlko tbut throJtun
of leprescntatlve lumbermen and log. (1 to tie up the Industry
. ..i. ii...ii..,..iii.ii,(,.i "Soon after Hint situation luid
ger at tho Washington Hotel ia beat ....
been met successfully, tho loern
tie a fe-w days ago the Lumbermen's' t l0k c)nlro of mlr ,,,,
Protective League, which was formed , 80 fnr ng production of Oovernmoiit
In the summer o f 1017 to represent j lumber was concerned and thu Loyal
the Interests of employers In tho lum-, Legion becamo t part of tlio (iovorn-
(With apologia to Klplliiig)
If you can" figure zones when alt
abo.ut you
The Babel of tho voices doth arise
If you have weighed the parcel so
that none can doubt you
And to all the C. O. D.-insuranco
kinks are wise
If you can register a foreign letter
And write the address down all
straight and truo
While all the lobby full of peoplo
crowd
And ask a dozen foolish things o
you
ber Industry, was formally disbanded
and the funds remaining in the treas
ury were voted to the American Red
Crocs.
Since the formation and successful
operation of the Loyal Legion of Log
gers and Lumbermen the employers
have had no need for a separate or
ganization of their own and the
Loigue, therefore, has bocn Innctho.
for nearly a year. i
At the time tho League was formed j
there was much agitation on the part
, of the I. W. W. and
i Ible elements for
ment program. The Loyal Lugloit
line succeeded so well that our fur
ther activities an a tei.irntt organi
zation are entirely unnecessary.
"It remains for the lumbermen
now to get behind the Loyal Legion
nnd glvo It tho same active and whole
huarted support that they i;nt the
1'rotectlvo League "
In order to yive more of our customers a chance to
get their orders in and get the benefit of our
Limb Wood Deal
Wc Imvc extended the time until January 10th
Two cords four-foot limb wood, $15.00 spot cash.
No more nnd no less to a customer. We guarantee
sawinrr at $1.25 per cord.
Klamath Fuel Co.,
O. PEYTON, Manager.
Phone 112R
Electric Cooftngti Meat Bills
a. i; 4
Tho Hughes Klcctrlc Range effects a.wcwderful saving orr
other fuels in meat hhrlnkago freqaeatlra much as a pound
on a single roast. With meat at from" 25c Jo :V5c a pound the
saving on meat bills each neck is a er- appreciable one.
The remarkable oven, with, nulls us heavily insulated and
heat concerting as a tireless cooker, retains aU tho rich juices
or the food usually carried off by air currents and the deli
cate flat or often spoiled by gaseous fumes.
This is but one of the many unusual cooking advantage?
of the Electric range. You can bake, bread ctenly without
burning it; roast meat without basting; brown case as etcnly
on lite bottom as the top; cook cabbage and onions in tho
men with very little water and no odor at the same time
obtaining better flaoretf food than you have ever known lie
fore. California-Oregon Power
Company
Change in Star Program
k Owing to a mix up In the film de
livery today, J V Houston wns In-
rnoon tin' t
red Stone
If you can trade a Thrift Card for bancCt. n th(j ,umber ln(lu8try an(, would not be mailable for tho slim
And twenty-three cents bonus e employers were combed . jo form J-t Jn
Instead.
nd other Irrespons- termed "X " wire this after
strikes and dlstur-1 "Tho (J"t" trlng Kr
on the side
And write a money order to Shears
Sawbuck Company,
An don the package get tho C. O. D.
tag tied
If you can answer phone call rings
And start a tracer for a parcel lost
last May
And forward all Dad's letters but the
duns
And see why Ma's "Home Comfort"
went astray
If you can tell Jane when her beau
Will get the candy that she sent to
Franco
And when tho Fluey ban will lift
And on the Red Cross raffle buy a
chance
If you can tell the Dee-part-ment
Just why you failed to write
That Hob's old stage was late an hour
Because It rained tlmt night
If you can fix, tho passports up
For a dozen aliens, too,
Who want to chango their resldenco
Ilecauso their "yob" is thru
If you can keep your temper Hweet
And not say little things like "damn"
Your Job In In the Fostofllce
A servln' Uncle Sam.
fil 1TTII
nn organization to repretcnt their
Interests to combat tho agitation.
I Shortly thereafter the War De
partment, thru Colonel Hrlco P. DIs
(Uc, effected the organization of tho
Loysl Legion, which since has ndc-,
(tuately represented tho Interests of j
both employe and employes In all,
activities of the Industry.
Xow that the Loyal Legion Is to be.
continued on a peace bads, abandon-
ment of the League wis unanimously! .....
weed upon. The meeting In Seattle W" '""'I Ju'1 recvcdi" "'""
merely wns for the purpose of taking "ed,r01!8 h1rtcr that no mor
, , ., i .i i i 'knitting will bo necessary, extent to
forma art on toward this end. . ,, . . ' .. ,
., . , mako up yirn already distributed
h S. onmmor. who has been , Wo ftrQ L,ro Uia n ,jo
Cba rman of tho orgtnlzatlon from , ,y reCsTsa tll080 w avo fcI,
Its Inception, urges all employers to falMuy gnco , ca nnl nmo
unite in tneir support oi tne i.oyni
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for knitted cootls.
I'eBlon- I Now thut thcro Is only
"The Loyal Legion now Ih doing all , Ioft ,et UH mak() ,,
tne worn mat tno rrotertivo League R0t h done quickly,
over was Intended to do," says Mr.j Tmo rcf,igeo garments are needed
Grammrr "Ub principal function at(for winter nnd should bo roidy for
the outeet was to hnrmonlzo whatever shipping now.
nrv a thrift stamf today
differences might arise between
employer and employe. When tho
League first was organized we faced
the. The eewlng room Is open mery
afternoon but Sunday fiom 1 o'clock
until fi.
Band Box I
Starting Monday, Jan. 6
DRESSES, WAISTS,
PACKAGE GOODS, EMBROIDERY
; MILLINERY AND CORSETS
Every article in shop at
Great Reductions
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LIBERTY THEATER
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
A SCREEN CLASSICS, Inc., PRODUCTION
THE BIG, SMASHING, ATTRACTION SENSATION
OF A GENERATION '
DIRECTED BY GEORGE IRVING
STORY BY JUNE MATHIS
METRO PICTURE CORPORATION, DISTRIBUTORS
rJ!l 6C-enC.f 'B, Ascription. The kaiser', council
ahSi?rof8tl tWnS Be,B,a village, are burned; there are
.hot. of the trenches and a fleet ofairplane. i. .hown in
battle w,th nval aircraft. In the realm of fancy the kai.cr
ii shown Bo,nS to his final destination, "the hcVplace'
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