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The Evening Herald
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BntTOR
JAMES S SHEEHY
City Editor
At the Theatres
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SVN FRANCISCO, ltlh S'l
Jimi Into nn automobile fur u
out tn tlii' nmntn club for n t-nuis
mutch or round of lli m i- n
In on it common practice in tlio p i '
Now the ilnlmio lint siipplantul the
automobile
On n number of occasions leecutiy
polo or golf player lui flown to
field or links In their prlwitp air
planes Complaints came i'ilrkl Co
lo pI.i.mto said that the llghlln;: of n
airplane on the field not mil) ! im
peded their ponies but might prove
hlchlv disastrous should ono of the
,ed the dlsturbsnco and no Injuries mftPn,lu., tl,u moK tu, ..pectiuo.
i resulted. Rioting last night resulted or nmah
I in the death ot two negroes and the. ,, ,',ln,r!, ,,. ,ll(, ,,,,, ,,.
,lnjury of 30 whites and black,, in ,,, , rRnn, , , ,mil(.or Thuy
eluding four patrolmen. White bo ,u,, ,0 ,, fuUnor h.nvever
(tlirowlng stones t a negro youth who ThoJ. ,,,, lt interfered with tliolr
Inch by Inch, toward tho edge o( a
i cliff on n deserted Island, two men,
a white man and an Indian, advance
They are fighting (or love and (or
life. The girl, who crouches at one, CH1CACO, .Inly 2f Trouble be-
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side, is hoping. hoping, praying that tween whites and negroes broke out
one or them win win. in the black bi; (inlay when Moses
Till. I. nnn .if 111., .IrnninllP wtlM I ' """. " lUKru. ureil SeMTUI SIKHS
In "A Fight for Love." which comes I"' " """"' Ioa'' ,,f w,ll' workmen
to tho ll.berty Theatre tonight. And j 'olnR ,nkt'n " t,lp ou,h sl" faotory.
Horry Carey's fight is a Reed one. Me ' A Unvn nt'Sroes rushed to Thomas
clears himself of a charge of murder "Ntunce when a group of whiter
and of unlicensed whlsko trading ,rl'11 (,l"nrm him The police quell
and earns the big rewnrd that his en-
Monte, where there Is both a polo
field mid a couple of golf links, niKs
and regulations to govern tle fl m-h.
T" already have hem promuli;ated mid
r,ln posted on the field for the benefit
of the airmen They tne iiohlb't"tl
front landing on the polo field or t'
links and piovlHlon In being Mini'
(or landing r-mimi
away.
Hill
If llier- '
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E. B. Lewis and .Tack Ford, scenar
io ..iU. ...... .u....-.. .,...E.,. oimiing four pntvolmon. White n
suouki noin pni tnemseives on ine
... .u. ...i ...... v.. w..v.. o ,W(18 umnmg cn,,,,- tlu. Buaera- raCL,
are wonderfully beautiful us well as fBht
thrilling, and the cast of Harry Car-
TL'KSDAY. JU1W 29, !)!!.
tX)U KLAMATH 1WM.S.
There is need o( a pooling of inter
ests, enthusiasm and abilities on the
part of every man. woman and child
in Klamath Falls during the coming
Elks convention It must be an ac
tive pooling made djnamlc In eager
ness and willingness to co-operate
with tho various committees that are
handHng the brunt of the work to
assure the successful carrying out o(
-the big undertaking.
There is some little significance
entside of the numbers alone in the
ey, Neva Gerbor, Neola Mny and Joe
Harris Is superb.
Howard Hickman, director of Bes
sie Barriscale in her latest screen pro
duction. "All of a Sudden Norma."
PAYS UK; HANSOM t (JHT
his hoy ruoji mi:.ks.
WASHNfiTO.S duly 2V Acting
nil nf1tffAC from tlin ir.otnni. .......
which comes to the Uberty Wednes-1 , . . , , ""'" -.
,. , ... . Iment, who feared that his bnj won Id
day afternoon, is one of tho mot i, .
uv .i.,......ik-ii. .iiuiii ii esi i nomion,
American ranchmun.'pald IS 00 peso,
the ransom demanded by bandits for
the release of his 14 year old son.
roming of the visitors from all oversior. as well.
widely known men in the motion pic
tures. He has plaed in support of
some of the screen's most famous
women stars and made n notable ap
pearance In "Civilization."
Mr. Hickman ranks high in his pro
fession. Before the camera or direct
ing it his work has been of the high
est order. He is also one of the most
popular men in pictures, not onlv
with the public but with the profes-
the state. Six thousand eyes are all
seeing and those eyes will not be
-closed to the general tone and life
and business of Klamath Falls. Some
of the state's most representative
men will be here. Men who have
node their marks in business
are coming for the convention, v
will have a big purpose In mind to
view the Klamath County that they
liave heard so much about. Perhaps
future industrial sites are in then
minds perhaps a spot to make their
homes.
When you do something in aid ol
the Elks convention remember that
it is n6t alone for the Elks but for
Klamath Falls and the entire county.
True enough the Elks are bringing
the visitors here. Its up to the peo
ples to make their stay enjoyable. Its
up to everyone to bring Klamath
Falls vitally before the minds of our
visitors from over the state as the
place for future business sites and
home. A little effort expended, a bit
of unselfish co-operation will go far
toward accomplishing the end.
Secretary of State Lansing said that
the Mexican government had agreed
to refund the ransom and try to cap
ture tho bindlts,
Mr. Hickman is now directing lor
B. B. Productions, In which Miss Bar
riscale is starred.
TALLEST MAN BARS
- DEMPSEY IN CLAIM
EXAMINATION MAIK TOIIAY.
The examining committee of tho
Klamath State Bank Is maklnr Its
semi-annual examination today.
O. F. Demorest, Dentist, 6th
Main, over Sugarman's store
and
Before Lenlne starts his little
scheme of world revolution he Tight
do well to pause .i moment rtrH re
ca'l the fate of a certain Dutchman
rained W'ilhelm who tried to shuffle
the cards way back in 1914.
The League of Nations the domin
ant issue in the coming presidential
campaign never. How about the
"high cost of living and the good old I
days when a fellow could get a glass
of beer along with a free lunch.
If Woodrow really wants to make-up
with the American fans he had bet
ter bench Burleson and Baker and
put in a couple of real pinch-hitters.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE A few good milk cows.
1 Purebred Duroc Jersey brood
sow, 5 head of sheep. 4 mile west of
Miller Hill School house, Roberts.
29-2t
FOR SALE 1 McCormick Binder
$50.00. Needs some repairs. Evans
& Balln. 29-3t
WANTED Woodchoppers.
622 Main St.
Seehoru,
29-6t
RABBITS FOR SALE: Inquire at
114 Lewis Street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon. 29-2t
game to lime the hlrdmen flying ov
er them and because tbev distracted
them from their game, considered the
airplanes In the light of a new fang
led hazard.
The result 1ms been that at Del
Your Eyes
Need Care
The eye Is u xery ilellr.ite
organ which needs care and
attention, if the sight is to
be retained Many cases of
partial and total lilluiltie"
might have been prevente I
by timely aid. The ews
need enre, and If more, at
tention were paid to them,
defective eyesight would lie
come a less serious matter
For your own sake do not
be careless; do not take
chances with your sight
Pay us a visit, and be care
fully tested, so that ou
mny know If CLASSES
would Improve our sight
Prevention Is better and
tiudcr than cure.
WB TEST YOl'K KYKS
IIY TMi: IIBJ4T METHODS.
H.J.WINTERS
JEWKLFJl OPTICIAN.
706 Main. Phone 14D-W.
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A Boy Can Run a
John Deere Dain Mower
While you nro eettinR
things in shape for making
hay, put your boy on the
John Dcero Mower and let
him do tho cutting he will
do it just as well and just
as easily as you can do it.
Because of the powerful
lift, ho can easily raise tho
cutter bar to pass over any
field obstruction or to ex
tremo height, when neces
sary. A foot lever, working
in conjunction with the
hand lever, makes the lift
simple and easy.
up
Hi will never liuve to 1:
to QCt u (tan, oven In llir limvirst
nay. inoknilritartmutilnKtU
Instant the mower Is Ihrcmn In
gear no loat motion.
You will aec big odvni.iou It
the ilrivv on this nmclilrio-n i
extremely simple the rem. tie
o placed that one set liulJiilo
other let in meth lontiamly.
The John Deete will cut all if
Ihe grata (or years to come-a
simple adjustment takes up all
lag in the cutter bar, wnliout
alltctlng ihe centering ol thi
knife. If the knife ever nccils n.
centering, a special adjuttc.cnt i
rovided.
The John Deere is the simpltri,
most powerful and beti-bui'i
mower we buve ever seen. We
know it will appeal to you.
Com in it I to your auvanlac; to knout all
about th! mowr bit or you buy. Whilm at our store,
w want you to see th ret of our lint of haying
and fiarvtiting maehinmry. W have a hn of
machintt you can uta uAlh tatitfactlon and profit.
Baldwin Hardware Co.
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY"
WANTED Ratchet setter and ed-
german; also lumber pliers and
cutters by thousand. Snyder &
Kitts, Dairy, Oregon. , 29-Ct
FOUND A gold bracelet Owner
can have same by identlfinir snni..
at Herald Office and paying for this
ad- 2K-.1t
Even Marshall Foch "fell" undpr
a volley of kisses from the English I
damsels.' The kiss spares neither
Sport scribes wrote so much in
regard to Jess Wlllard's height
that R. E. Madsen, a rangy youth
of the wc3t showed up at Toledo,
O., to size up the big Kansan. And
Madsen then put in a claim as tt i
world's tallest man 7 feet 6
inches and there was no or.3
there to dispute him. But lie
doesn't want to fight Dempsey.
The time Is getting shorter every
fame or fortune, poverty or rjnurv day for you to do what should be
-with Its knockout punch. We would done 1efore tho EIks g,et herti on
doing
not change lt.
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OF THE PICTL'RES"
nseS
H. W. Poole, Owner
Matinee Every Day
N',WakfitttH
TONIGHT
That Wonderful Rider and Roper,
HARRY CAREY, in
"A Fight For Love"
Another Great Lion Comedy
"HOWLING LIONS AND CIRCUS QUEENS"
WEDNESDAY
Bessie Barriscale in
"ALL OF A SUDDEN NORMA"
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE OF
ItEAIi PROPERTY.
(Equity No. 1026)
In the Circuit Court of the Stnte of
Oregon, for Klamath Countv.
First State & Savings Bank, A Cor-,
Juration, i'laintlff,
vs. I
Beulah Stiles, Beulah Stiles, admlnis-
tratix of the estate "of Thomas L.
Stiles, deceased, John Hibborts
and Irwin Stiles, a minor, Defend
ants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
under and by virtue of 'a decree of
foreclosure and sale and an execution
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for tho County of
Klamath, In a suit wherein tho First
State and Savings Bank, a corpora
tion, Is Plaintiff and Beulah Stiles,,
Beulah Stllea administratrix of tho
estate of Thomas D. Stiles, deceased,
John Hibberts and Irwin Stilea. n
minor. Defendants, unon a 1udi?mnnt
rendered upon tho 17th day of July,
1919, In favor of tho said Plaintiff
and ngalnst the said Dofnndnnra.
Beulah Stiles, Beulah Stiles, ndmlnls.
tratrlx of the estato of Thnmrm n
Stiles, deceased, and John Hibberts
for the sum of eight hundred ($800.
00) dollars with interest thnmnn n
the rate of 10 per cent per annum! I
irom me z Uli Hay of April. 1917 rnd
one hundred ($100.00) dollars
attorney's fees and costs and
disbursements taxed at seven
teen and (?17.80) 80-100 dollars I
have this day levied upon nil of thn
right, tltlo, claim and Interest of all
of tho said defendants In and to tho
following described lands nnd real
estato loouted nnd situated in Klam
ath County, Stato of Oregon, and des
cribed as follows, to-wlt-
Tho Southeast quarter of tho
Northwest nunrter. thn south half of
tho Northeast quarter, and tho north-. 2H
east quarter of the southenst quarter I
o( Section fifteen in Township thir-ty-sevpn,
South of Range ten East or
the Willamette Meridian.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. That
I will, on Wednesday, tho 27th day
of August, A. D. 1919 at tho hour
of ten o'clock A, M, In the forenoon
of the said day at the front door of
tho County court-house in tho city of
Klamath Falls, Klamath County and
State of Oregon, In ohedlcnco to the
said decree and execution sell at pub
lic auction to the highest nnd boHt
bidder therefor, for cash in hand,
lawful monoy of tho United States
of America, nil of tho right, titlo,
claim and interest of the said Do-
fondants In and to tho above describ
ed lands, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
attorney's fees, Interest, costs and
disbursements and expenses ot sale.
Dated nt Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 29th day or July, a, n. i!i.
OEOROE i. HUMPHREY
Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon.
29-D-12-19-26
WINNERS
SPECIAL
FLOUR
Third Week Sale of This Hard
Wheat Flour, priced this week
at $3.20 per saclt
Keep in mind that this flour is not only under-priced, but we
stand back of it with
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT!
Blackberries are coming in in abundance, priced $2.25 the crate.
Coffee is due for another advance we are selling a good grade
of bulk Coffee at 40c the pound Try it
Put everything in cans that will be eatable this next winter, for
everything in the canned goods line will be high.
Special on Cream of Barley this week regular 25c package 15c.
The Winnek Co.
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