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1 ful you learned from joys ami iirw
perlty nly,
J. MURRAY
EDITOR
nut now. nil now.
to learn from '
crisis of WiKUlsli. mivancmp. grni'M- j
Published dally eicept Sunday by , recoiling not. ?
&fSZ8Wn2 And no, to conceive and .how U, J
""""" thc world what your children on-
Kntared at the postofflce at Klam- masse really nre."
Mil Falls, Oro., for transmission thru - ,
tte malls as second-cUss matter , ,
Babecriptlon terms by malt to any
Mdrees In the United States:
te year 6-no
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At the Theatres
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Timmns l Ince rented the Dames
Member of the Associated 1'rw circus entire for his production of
The Associated Press Is exclusively rhe Biggest Show on Earth," with
itlUed to the use for republication Enfd Bennett as star, for Paramount.
A lot was engaged and the big top
C alt news dispatches credited to It
ar not ottterwtse credited In this pa-
and also local newt ruDiisnea
All riefcta of republication of spe-
dtopatcbes herein are atso re-
Mrred.
TUESDAY, JULY 1ft, 1010.
tET AMERICA WATCH WELL.
went up. It was a regular circus In .
., -i .. Him vinraMM.
very aetau. " r -- .j
When It goes to the public In screen J
form, tnts story oy riorcntf
will be found to contain an unpreced
ented amount of thrill and It gives
Miss Bennett a better chance If pos
sible than in her previous Paramount
pictures to display her talents as an
actress.
Miss Bennett is dainty and naive
and the "picture Is ldcallv suited to
her. A fine cast supports the star
and Jerome Storm Is director. The'
..t.. ...411 1.a 1ia mntn fontnro nf
manager Houston's bill at the Stnr.X
One hundred and thirty years ago
yesterday a tumultuous French mob
stormed and overthrew the Bastlle;
the state prison nnd citadel of Paris,
and started the bloody French Be-
Ynlntlnn.
Yesterday all France celebrated , Theatre tonight and nothing in thoL
4he annivarsaryof the great day- way of accessories and Incidental. $
.. . -. i mticl will lw lnrlclnp tn make the
July 14, 1TS9. It was meir nauuuiu .....
holiday. The heart of Paris throbbed , presentation a conspicuous success.
with near as much fervor and en-1 ..,,
.,. '.-.. o ., 4i.i n tht memorable ! Bessie Love, who makes her bow-
day in November 1918 when the ' as a Vitagraph star in "The Dawn of
yoke of Prusslanism was lifted from Understanding." the Vitagraph Blue ,
the world and war-stained France in Rbon Feature, which will be the.
particular. Allied and American her-, attraction in the Temple Theatre to-,
oes. wounded men from-the great night. Is a screen star of extraordln- j
war. marched In a mighty parade In ary ability, a rare combination cl,
honor of the great day. Millions Hunt comedienne and dramatic ac-
swannedthe boulevards and waved, tress. She is a native of Los Angeles 1 1
-.. , ... . t- tv.-.. t. and came to photoplay immediate' I
and Pershing-men who made No. , on her graduation from High School, t
vember 11 possible were there ,0"".'"'
' . .1.. ... ...am. ahA Tine an.mVil nil
.be ai'van . pes of training at tht
hai.rts of those two masters of the
add luster to commemoration, of de
mocratic order in France.
America can well draw new mean
Ins during these momentuous times
in the recalling to mind of the
French Bevolutlon. With Prussia
trabdued. world peace signed, and
The League of Nations up for discus
sion in the Senate pending its future
adoption, we are apt to rest. Prone
to Test and sleep .when there is no
rent.
Many laugh at the thought of a
-coast to coast uprising of Bolshevism
tn America. -When you are ready to
laugh remember the events of yes
terday. Remember the poisonous vir
us that set its fangs into Russia. Re
member the crumpling of Germany
at riome under the rule of the Soviet
screen, David V Griffith and Thorn-
as H Ince Her life unci piquancy J
are in .arce measure credited for the
appeal which has won for her In
such a brief period such a strong X
rdaco in trio hearts of motion picture J
devotees all over the United States
and Canada.
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Geneva French thought that she
w uld' be a bio (n do as she pleased
when she jiijirrfed Lawrence Tabor, X
the youngest .Member of her stern J
father's circle of friends. To her;
the matrlape linK meant a declara- t
tion of independence. She neither J
loved, honored, nor obeyed.
In the unrestrained pursuit of hap-
ilint 1i4o.ani.fi tha and nn thp battle- t Tllnptc; nnrl frpprtnm fihn hprnma In
field. Remember Austria-Hungary. I vol veil with a, man-about-town. Her
remember Italy: all but tottering fori name bpcame linked with his in so-
h I.ma ..haw TieiA In-vlcriiA Whon Vflll ' Milt -naoln onrl Via- l,An l'ac a last
4X Utile UIIUO. .c:u l..b.bwt'. ...'. v-.....j e.'do.i ...... ,.. ..u..., nu.3 .. jia. . r
laugh at such a. thing taking hold of to be bandied about among men. Yet'
.( nmn tnaiUnilnna ramomhfil1 t Via I thr-tt a mnfit In fAnlniio L tt nav. i 4
French Revolution. French high au
thority lauehed in 1789 and the
iiiru tx ijiuoi ingenious irjctt ui pn
chology her husband was able tOi
bring her to her senses and to make i J
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LIBERTY THEATRE
"TlrK PICK OF TIIR PICTURKS'
H. W. Poole, Owner
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Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
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"THE TALK OF THE TOWN"
Century Animal Comedy
"HOWLING LIONS and CIRCUS QUEENS"
Wednesday
J. Warren Kerrigan ' J
IN '
"COME AGAIN SMITH"
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
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$ 4,050.00
100,000.00
10,000.00
rt"nTorWWTnrtrt,SCo,!
First National Bank
At Klamath Falls. In the Stiile of Oregon. the clwe of HukI
ni-ss on Juno .10, 1913.
IIKSOIMU KS
1 n Lonni and discounts. Incliid- o
Ing ! discounts J90..0.3 -
Deduct.
; Overdrafts, unsecured
0 I', s. Bonds lother than Liberty
bonds, but Including U. S.
certlncates of indebtedness) :
a U. S. llonds deposited to se
cure circulation (par value)..
b U, S. Bonds and certificates of
indebtedness pledged to se
cure U. S. deposits (pur
value)
f U. S. Bonds and certificates
of indebtedness owned and
unpledged
0 Liberty Loan Bend:
a Liberty Loan Bonds, .14. .
and 4 '. per cent, unpledged.
c Liberty Loan Bonds, 3V4, 4,
nnd 4 i per cent, pledged to
secure postal savings deposit
7 Bonds Securities, etc., (other
than U. S.):
b Bonds (other than V. S.
bonds) pledged to secure pos
tal savings deposits
c llonds nnd securities pledged
us collateral for State, or oth
deposits (postal excluded)
or bills payable.
e Secuilues other than U. S.
bonds (not Including stocks)
owned, unpledged
etc.. other than U. S
Total bonds, securities,
9 Stock of Federal Reserve llnnk
(CO per cent of subscription)
JO a Value of banking house, own
ed and unincumbered
11 Furniture and fixtures
12 Reul estate owned other than
banking house
13 Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank
15 Cash in vault and net amounts
due from national banks
1C Net amounts due from banks,
bankers and trust companies
other than included in Items
13 or 15
IS Checks on other banks in the
samo city or town as report
ing bank (other than Item 17)
Total of Items 15, 16. 18 J165.744.04
19 Checks on banks located out
side of city or town of re
porting bank and other cash
Items -
20 Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer
21 Interest earned but not collect-,
ed approximate on notes
and bills receivable not past
due
22 War Savings Certlncates and
Thrift Stamps actually owned
21,000.00 131.000.00
..350.00'
15,000.00 17.350,00
20.000.00
5S.SOO.00
46, Mf.. 69
125.645.69
3.700 00
.10,000.00
11,226.61
1.300.00
73,642.94
150,911.70
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6,706.75
8,125.59
4,238.38
5,000.00
13,439.17
380.85-
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streets of Paris ran red with the of her a good wife; and what Is more, 5
blood of thousands. A republic was! a good mother. ij
overthrown. j How this was accomplished forms'
Our vision lies ahead our task i the theme of "Talk of the Town," al
is yet to be accomplished. Unceasing' photodrama starring beautiful Doro-!J
vigilance, unceasing watching and J thy Phillips. It would not be fair to f
guarding our institutions will be the tellyou in what way Lawrence Tabor
price of liberty. Industry is rising j restored his wife to himself when J
, daily with strike and demand for bet-1 she appeared to be public property. 'J -terment
unrest is spreading over To know you must see "Talk of the
our continent. We must face the iB-iTown" at the Liberty Theatre to-.J
sues we must be prepared to meetn'8ht. 'T
expressions under the Red flag with ! .
the only law the Instigators know I BOB IS FOL'VD. U
force Tne Che&aneake dog "Bob" haslj
' . .... been found. He had been shot and!,
America was tested and not found ltnrown lnt0 the government Irriga-t
wanting on the battleground. Today, tion canal. I will pay $100.00 cash'
onr internal organizations are in the for information as to the identity of
fires to ten their temper. Walt Whit- the person who shot Bob. Information
. , , .. . , , will be kept strictly confidential If, v.
man truly pictured America today rp'alPRtP,,, A(lvlse H. W. Peel T her-
when he wrete: .v Theatre. 14-3t !
9,317.03
4,572.88
2,117.89
100,000.00
15.341.4C
27,518.84
2,722.84
3,556.19
Total Jl.493,796.97
LIABILITIES
24 Capital stock paid In J100.000.00
26 Surplus fund 22.000.00
26 a Undivided profits $$ 9.467.03
b Less current expenses, Inter
est and taxes paid 150.00
27 Interest and discount collected
or credited, in advance of ma
turity and not earned (ap
approxlmate) 28 Amount reserved for taxes
accrued
30 Circulating notes outstanding..
32 Net amount due to National
banks
33 Net amounts due to banks,
bankers and trust companies
(other than Included in Item
32)
34 Certified checks outstanding....
30 Cashier's checks on own bank
outstanding
Total of Items 32, 33, 34
and 35 49,139.33
Demand depowllw (other thun bank
depoHltx) subject to Reserve
(deposits payable within 30
days):
36 Individual deposits subject to
check
37 certificates of deposit due in
less than 30 days (other than
for money borrowed)
38 State, county or other municipal
deposits secured by pledge
of asbets of this bank
Total of demand deposits
(other than bank deposits)
subject to reservb. Items
36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 41 1979,460.38
Time deposits subject to Reserve
(payable after 30 days, or
subject to 30 days or more
notice, and postal savings):
42 Certificates tif deposit (other
than for money borrowed)....
44 Postal savings deposits
46 Otehr time deposits
Total of time deposits HUb
Ject to Reserve, Items 42
44 and 45 U74.21C.19
40 United KtaU-s ili-HiMit (other
than postal Havings) : '
c Other United States deposits,
including deposits of U. S.
disbursing officers
4C :i Other bonds borrowed with
out furnishing collateral se
curity for same
EC Liabilities other than those
abovo stated: Bend payments
by customers, .'.....
835,554.84
85,105.54
58,800.00
130,128.88
15,895.78
128,191.53
Total , $1,493,790.97
State of Oregon,
County of Klumath. ss:
I, Lesllo Rogers, cashior of thn nbovo-naraed bank, do sol.
cmnly swour that tho above statement Is true to tlio host of my
knowledgo and belief, LESLIE ROGERS, Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:
13. R.'REAMES,
JOHN M. MOORE,
A. M. COLLIER, Directors.
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Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 12th day of July,
19, BERT E. WITHROW, Notary Public.
(Aiy commission u&iuub uucuuiuui i, j-ucv,)
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Special Continental Motor Timken
Borg & Beck Clutch
Be
arings
$1760
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New Reo Fou
The Reliable Car for Hard Service.
$1620
You Can't Beat 'em at any Price.
C . L. McWil lia m s
4& Farmers Implement Building
fi Sixth and Klamath Ave.
WMMfrHMfr4Hfr8M&Mfr:
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I SAVING! I
There are many different ways of sav
ingone way, is by having u repair
your old Shoes and have them wear
much longer that's SAVING !
As the price of new shoes is going
higher and higher eveiy day, and will
continue going for some time yet to
come Save!
8,903.27
40,000.00
4,010.00
"We are well equipped to handle
your shoe repairing on short notice.
Material and Workmanship the Best
If we do your work it means
SAVING!
Bradley
SHOE STORE
For Fine Shoe Repairing.
727 Main St.
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lee Cream
723 Main St.
Candies
PASTIME
Jack Mnn row, Prop.
Cigars, Tobacco, Hoft Drink.s
Peel mid Billiards
Barber Shop in oCnnectlon
OUR MOTTO
"Cniirti'Ny .Hid fiervlro"
It's a Long way to walk
If you nro out In tho country
and llnd that tho repair work you
hud done does not Btand up W
ub nnd you'll rldo and not walk.
Hoagland & McCollum
Wo buy anil sell New nnd Second
Iianil Ciiih. Bpcnk to us before
you buy. Wo can save you mon
ey. Wuttli for our sneclnls.
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