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TiHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMA tH IFACls, OREGON
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LIKE THOSE OE
THE CIVIL II
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. A strik
ing similarity In the movement of
prices during the Civil Wnr, ns com
pared with the present wnr Is brought
out In the January number of the
Monthly Labor Revlow, published by
the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Unit
ed States Department of Labor.
The chief, differences In the price
movements as between the two wars
are that the rise began earlier in the
Civil War that It was more pronounc
ed than In the present war, and that
the fall began earlier.
The basic chart shows wholesale
' pTtrr'vfrT fMfc. FbfaVra'8siiihed-
' lane are ufed that Is, the median
for a date Is the mlddlo point In a
scale of prices ranged In order from
lowest to highest.
In the Civil War the highest point
touched was 216 In January, 186$,
which is 3S points higher than the
meillnn for the corresponding month
In the prrsont wnr, January, 1918. In
April, IStUi, the median had dropped
26 points below the high level while,
so far as Is known, no genorol decline
In prices preceded the German sur
render last fall. The differences arc,
however, In general less striking than
the essential similarity, the bulletin
says.
The price fluctuations In certain
specific commodities, however, pres
ent great diversity. In some articles
the Civil wnr rise was vastly greater
than the rise during tbo present war.
Such was the case with anthracite
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LUMBER
MARKET
OPENS
Tl
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DD
At the Thea ters
tOMMW"
Ubtyty Theatre for two dnyn sinn
ing Sunday, So extraordinary did
thu National Hoard of lUivlow of Mo
tion Pictured consider this photo
drama that a special report highly
commnnillni- tl lunn.i
" "Lw Mlnoralilcs U an adequate re
ar.) pros
STOP PI! DUD
David W. Orlffitlrs P Klnl Art
craft picture. "Thu tin a I l-oe
which l being shown tvt mo rt.tr.i presentation of tho great hook,"
, Theatre Is one oi the flu "it ovoi -wrote tho National Hoard, "and Is a
, bioiiRl t out by that mnsli-r producer, fine uxntnpia of the Justice tho mo- INNTANT
tlon picture can render the classics.
PORTLAND. Feb. 15. Market for
from 6,000,000.000 to 10,000.000,.
000 feet of lumber annually during
the noxt five years has beon opened
to American lumber manufacturers
In ' the countries bordering on tho
Mediterranean, according to Nelson
G. Brown, who spoke to members of
the West Coast Lumbermen's associ
ation at a luncheon in the Portland
, hotel.
coal, lead pipe, sugar, and bogs. The
Civil War rise in cotton was so great 1 Mr. Brown hss Just returned from
that it was not charted, because a (abroad after several months spent'
chart drawn to the scale used with i In Investigating the lumber needs
nrten fluctuations for 92 commodities other commodities would be over a, and trade methods of Southern Eu-
by quarters from January, 1861, to yard high. Wheat, wool and hides 'rope and Northern Africa. He was
October, 1806, and for the same artl- have risen higher In the present war one of four trade commissioners ap
clea or the nearest equivalents by than in the Civil War. The course pointed Jointly by the United Stales
quarters from January, 1914, to July.'of prices of Iron, wire, cattle, corn, government and the lumber Interests
1918. The quotations were reduced copper, bituminous coal, and potatoes j to examine opportunities for export
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I SS5h-.jA WwiOw
V,-ias5f-A.iiilA'!.t T7S' '.!
SBk -i:
riiij Jenn Vfiljonn of William Far
ntlin Is a wondnrful creative effort.'
Indor tho sepnrnto Imndlngs of. Huh this sootliliiK, I'liinitratlng llnl
.educational value, ontcrtalninnnts :munt right Into the no
CHAMIH IN AltHAN(JKM,;NT))
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Saturday and Sunday nvcnlnes t iS
liiuuriy iiumiur, win innnarm
wishes to announce that on thr.Ttl
nvenltlEi I'.hlldron caniml I . .."
on tho parents' tickets, hh lnirrin ,
hut will have an opportunity m
miitlnne on Haturdiiv nn,i u.... . l(
" tnke ndviintiiKn of thin tri.,n ' M
itKI.IKr KHOM NtiKVH child under 12 years of ne J,t
TOUTI'KK AND MISKIIV WITH "'Imlttod froe with ench 20r tck.
tiiit-v is v'iilllK
NEURALGA
tit
U
Olilt "ST. J.mm'S I.IN1MKNT"
anccH except Snturday
to relatives on a basis of 100
for was not notably different.
S.
iWilliatn TOX mese-nts J
m 1 TIT t. T A VT Tf ATikll.Iki I
r?Yiiiw.r ii-ijrvivurp
trade
In order of their importance to the
American lumber trade, Mr. Brown
named the following countries as
profitable fields for cxplotlatlon;
Italy, Bpaln, France, the Balkan
states, Morrocco and. other French
and Italian possessions In Africa.
Needs of the lumber market In those
countries are baed upon norma:!
pre-war Importations, four years of
non-construction during the war,
work In reconstructing devastated
areas and destruction of forests upon
which they formerly depended for
their timber supply.
Shipments of West Coast lumber
products for war purposes have found
their way Into practically all of the
allied countries, according to Mr.
Brown, and hare produced a most
favorable Impression. A tralnload of
Douglas fir and airplane spruce ship
ped to Milan, Italy, attracted more at
tention than a circus in a country
town.
Thousands of men examined this
product and compared It with the
lumber products of the Italian mark
ets. Similar Interest was excited
wherever shipments of Northwest
lumber appeared in Europe, he says.
"Can You Tame Wild Women?"
and other records. Shepherds. 14-2t
AT THE LIBERTY SUNDAY AND MONDAY
m
The greatest writer born since
William Shakespeare, was Victor
Hugo, according to the best literary
opinion. The greatest of all Hugo's
melodramas, "Les Miserables," with
William Farnum playing the Immor
tal "Jean Valjean," wilt be shown In
a William Fox plcturlzed form at the
Liberty on Sunday and Monday. It
See Charles S. riood, Klamath
Agency, for Indian gracing lands and
tmber. 12-tf
T3rMB3i'-'
, T1LUAM G1C"U m
4 D.VGIUFFITHSfr
Th6,GTea-t,'f.ov
It has proved a revelation to those
I'srfnrm.
mm H.j
night. Children will . the ,'
show, complete, as would im ...'
eimiing ... , ,, nnd ,,, ,ho "- ,
re, Inllnmed ,ntter chnnco for unni. i -. "W
... ... . ....i . . - --... it idJ
muuo, entcrtuinmcnts vaiuo, nistori-ini,rvt,Si mi hq miiglc--neuralgia lion, a special comedy for rhlldt,
rnl vnliin ninrnl nrr.,i t..l,.l.,nl .. ..... . . t i ,m will tin Nhnwtl nvnrv Knh,.J... '"
......... ..u,, k'iiiiumii disappear. i. jiicons liiimmimii. - ' "hiihbjt mj,
iiniiuiing. eic, me iNationni nonni or ironiiuors pain. It Is a harmless "nun. -lt
Hovlow Hiimhted It all unln the word I...I..I.. ...u.- ...i.i.i. .,,.,. i,rn ,,r sss
I It 11.111 ll'lllll . 111.. II l, I, Oil. ... '. .. A s.
"Kxcoiiem." l.n..i. .,.. -u. .TOO LATE TO CLASSlcv
io-mtti'i' 'i-i-rrriiri"iir - 1 1 1 'innn,., '
Don't surrt-r. It s so ncecness. uoi wANTKD (lame boards fr
a sum tr at noltin iroiti any urug Hnv's At hint r Club p.li..'."'
Kimnpr . .... .. ... ..-i.i ...-... ,.M,i rii.H.i.nM i .I101',
-. ,:' store anil gonny run wio iiciiiiik v.iiii """ "'mriin f-
norvos" and In Just a moment you ' '"'.,,. ln M
will ,n nh.nllllfllv frpft frnm nnl Anil ""
" , ' "" FOR SALK 10 acrm tHnM
..o. unit iiinii, unii 1:11 property
No difference whother your pain or V., Herald. l(5(,
neuralgia Is In the fnro, head or any
ANXOl'NCKMKXT
A iVnBhlngton Birthday
will Hi hold at the Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening, Feb. 21.
from k'IX tn seven o'clock Fnllowlnc
f, the snvipor will be n few musical
nurribprs. If you arc hungry for n
It home cooked monl don t nws this
i Cafeteria
Ik.
supper.
MOOHK DAN11K
Snturday evening wo dance with I
the Pctorless Orchestra, which com-J
prises Urn best musicians In Klnmnth.
Thoy will furnish the latest music: for'
danclne. There will bn nlontv nf j
dunces to koop two dances running.
part of the body, you get Instant re- FOR BALK Five thnrnhmd hronit
lllof with this old-time, honest pain '""''' ".:"7 ".""""' '""".'' "''let,
, ... .i ,iiw mii i'wiiii.,, iii iiiiin iiurn it. n.
In.lrnvnr -It rnnnnt Inliirn. - Ailv. "' "'
FOR HALK Nlco fiTooni
who aro unacquainted with war i.-on-j jf you wUh to onjoy n ploasant ovon-
d'tlons ln England. Tho chief roles
are charmingly portrayed by isuch
screen players as Henry D. Walthall,
Rnhort Harron nnd Lillian Glsh.
For those who enjoy a good, dar
ing riding, exciting conflicts, spirited
horses, and a perfect reproduction of
the missions of Southern Cairfornla,
there Is a treat in stqre, when "Cap
tain Courtesy," a Paramount photo
jilay Is shown at tho Temple Thoatro
tonight.
Diistln Farnum Is starred nnd Is
agisted by Herbert Standing, ns tho
uadre. Courtenay Foote, an American'
spy Iq tho Moxlcan service, Wlnnlf red !
Kingston, ns Eleanor, n orphnn who
has been sheltered by the padre nfter,
her irents are killed by the Mexi
cans, Carl von Schillr. ns a Mexican
officer, and Winona Urown, as nn
Indian girl servant.
Ing dancing, come.
1,1-31
ARNOLD'S
Chili Con Carne
and Tamalet
NOW OPKX
211 K. Oth. Hoi kit Home Trade
innd.M.
ANXOl'NCKMKXT roMdenco, large corner Im, sptB.
Woman's Relief Corps will meet did location : must no Heen 0 be t.
Monday evening nt 7.30. Installation preclatod, I 'r ce 3,00i) t'hllcote
of offices and olectlon of dolngaten onmu. piiii ireei i5.tt
to convention. Program In comment-
oration of Lincoln's and Washing- W ANTLD Dressmaking, plain mj
ton's birthdays. Light refreshments. . fancy sowing Mrs. A t' Rmm
All momners requested to up prcjoni "vr nnium-nuum mom 1 5-7 1
ffl Let the Victrola help you celebrate
1 Washington's Birthday! Q
Real oil wells actually gushing
forth their product from the earth,
form a scene which Is hard to find
and which seldom been witnessed by
motion picture patrons. Therefore J.
Warren Kerrigan's second Parnlta j
Play. "The Turn of a Card." which J
will be shown at the Liberty theatre
tonight holds in store a peal treat for
Its audience besldo its Intensely In
teresting plot. A forest of oil wells,
photographed on the La Brca ranch
in California, is pictured in full de
tail In this film. Moreover, the Par
alta Play Includes the "shooting" of
a well, realistic In every particular,
and a stream of oil sevonty-fivo feet
high Is thrown Into the air but a
short distance from the camera.
"Les Miserables", the most melo
dramatic of'all Victor Hugo's melo
dramas, has been plcturlzed by Will
iam Fox with William Farnum play
ing the role of the immortal Jean
Valjean and will b cshown at the
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fB, 6'.
S?e&d tfj&S' $0r
(Mtv i-i -. xmmmmowmw
tBMBJSTvip',y"'"'l'','wIHf't''rrm iifllffii
It will thrill you with the patriotic music of the day. and of other days
played an sung by the most noted instrumentalists and vocalists.
.It will give you Washington's farewell address and other patriotic speeches.
It will provide the dance music for your costume party.
It will prove a valuable entertainer for every day in the year.
Come and make your selection now you can make deferred payments, if
desired.
If you already have a Victrola, you'll need new Victor Records for the
occasion.
Why not drop in today?
Earl Shepherd "Co.,
Next Door to Postoffice
PHONOGRAPHS PIANOS RECORDS
tiimtmt!i$mtii
DANCE
TONIGHT
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE
FAMOUS JAZZ ORCHEKTKA,
"Wood
To
Burn"
Dlil you ever lop to con
sider why It is that some
Mxxl will throw off nn In
tense heat whllo being con
sumed, while other wood
Hint you have had will mere
ly lie consumed, throwing off
very little hcut?
There it u reason It I In
the preparation.
Our wood Is properly pre
pared and cured; that's why
It goes further and Is more
satisfactory to our custom
crs. Ask your neighbor
about Peyton's wood. Phono
us for a trial load, and you
may as well have THK I1KHT
It costs you no more.
Klamath Fuel Co.
O. PEYTON, Mgr.
Phone 112K
J
WXUCrtA
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rt a
HOUND
AlASICA"
IT AVE struck it rich on that last grub stake
1 A you gave me, and I've come to settle up."
From the love scene between Yukon Ed. and
Ruby McGraw, in this virile melodrama of the
Northland.
It is different be sure and see H i
AT THE STAR THEAf ER SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Let Us Be Your Bankers
It does not matter whether you are a bor
rower, a large or small depositor, you are
equally welcome.
We need all in our business.
CAPITA li
$30,000.00
I
KLAMATH STATE BANK
"HOI.ll) AS HOCK"
Corner Sixth nnd MhIii Streetn
81.1,1100.00
HtltrUH
JEWEL CAFE
FOR A GOOD SUNDAY DINNER
Where the best of
everything is served
Just Like Home Cooking
Our Pastry Can't Be Beat
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Phone 185 610 Main St
'Trrif?
. ,
You Wire For Me, and I'll Wire For Yon
r-Errvr House wiring and electric repair
il ing of all kinds; anything electrical
'r-trir ';. I Mv. ...&t.I 1Z 1 affrML-
wince wiuiin our line, """
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7 r ed. Rive us a call. Estimates fur
J,'XA n'8hed free of charge.
ul McDanieFs Electric Supply Co.
735 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore.
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