The Evening herald., August 14, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THUHHOAY, AUOUST 1 1, l0B
HELLO BILL!
Glad You Kum!
Step In
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LENOX, Mas . Aug 14 With
tho simplicity that characterized his
career in life, Andrew Carnegie, mil
lionaire steel magnate and philan
thropist, was laid at rest today at
Sleepy Hollow, near Tarrytown.
No eulogy and no elaborate cere
monies were given at tho" funeral
of the man who set a mark for giv
ing a fortune for philanthropic pur
poses. Only tho Carnegie household
and Immediate fiTends were pre
sent. Tho Presbyterian ritual was
used.
PEPPERY PEP ARTIST
HERE TO START JAZZ
Among tho notables who arrived 'n
th. d. luxe Tlks" special train was
George O. Brandenburg. bettor
known to Elks of the northwest is
"Pep". The sojourn of "Pp" 'In
Klamath Falls will be a busy one. is
It Is he who Is in charge of the stunts
at Pelican Bay tomorrow afternoon
and evening. ,
"Just say for me that I'm glad .o
! be here", said 'Pep' this morning.
"And I want the "Pep" committees
i of all lodges to be ready to jazz to-
morrow. Nothing In tho way of fun
I is barred and the only question now
' Is what lodge of the state will pro
! duce the most unique stunt." I
To All Members
MILLMII.Y ANI llOXM.YKEKS
Local 1701
At the Theatres
Thore wll bo no meeting dur-
lug this week, owing to Elks
celebration. Witch for notice
of special meeting.
13-2t SECRETARY.
NOTICE. t
The ladles of tho Presbyterian Aid
Society will give a llrst class homo
cooked dinner nt the Odd Fellows
Hall over tho Temple Theater. Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday. Will bo
gin serving promptly nt 11:30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BABY HORN
A nine pound baby was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorner at their
home at 2 West Main street last Saturday.
Cigars are regularly exported from
the Philippines to forty countries.
notice.
AH Catholics can attend mass to
morrow nt the Sacred Heart Church
at the corner of Eighth and High
Streets at C and S a. m. Friday, Aug
ust loth, Is a holy day of obligation.
It Is said that a single drop of nic
otine will kill a rabbit In three and a
halfnilnutes.
CHEVROLET 4-30 Mechanically A.
1 Price 1 425. Inquire. Eagle Peel
Hall. 14-6t
WANTED A camp cook and wait
ress Address T. W. Phenegor, Ft.
Klamath. 14-3t
Say "Bill" you better get over and
see Taylor and Smith tho Insydo
Tyre men before their stock Is tak
en by the autolsts that are going up
for the barbecue. No more blowouts
If you drop around at 119 North
Fourth Street, between Mala and
Pine Streets. Adv.
H. N. MOE, Proprietor
Welcome B.P.O.E
We're Mighty Glad You're Here
We express the sentiment of eveiy man, woman and child of
Klamath Falls, we believe, when we say that we feel that a great
honor has been conferred on this city by your coming. Possession
of the city is yours, and we'll try hard to make every minute of
your stay here enjoyable.
We are proud of Klamath Falls, its past and future we are
bound to progress nature has been lavish in the bestowal of re
sources. Ask any resident to tell you why this will be a greater
city the next time you come. We are like the child that is grow
ing so fast that the clothing of yesterday is too small today so,
should you find some of the comforts of home lacking, try to bear
the little inconveniences with a smile. We want the days' you
spend here pleasantly remembered.
'tarn.
And when you get back home, Speak
a good word for Klamath Falls. .
So that all of our employes may more fully ented into the spirit
of the occasion,
, (THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY AFTERNOON ,
' J.icqiKM of tho Silver North.",
wHch SWect Pictures offers tonight
to tho patrons of the Star Theatre
with Mitchell I.owls as the stnr, Is
a story of tho Northwest country and
ii man who loved n woman with hU
'heart, soul nnd body. I In loved her
as only men of tho North ran love.
He gavo all and naked nothing In re
turn. With n song In his heart nnd a
lnugh on his lips, Jacques- I.a Rougo
came and went to nnd from tho trad
ing post whoro Memory Ilalrd lived
with her fnther, an old pioneer. When
sho was trapped Into mnrrylng Trot
fery, n product of tho cllto and an
outlaw In tho north, It was Jacques
who saved her. When she met nnd
loved Warren Sherman, a man from
tho Stntes who had gone North to re
deem himself, It was Jacques who
helped hor. It was always Jacques
and ho finally received his reward
In happiness.
With the passing of tho years
Caleb Conovor was reputed to be
worth sixty millions of dollars, nnd
ho was tho acknowledged "boss" of
his state. His meek llttlo wife oould
hardly realize tho wbalth and power
that worn her huHlmud s Shu stood In
uwo and foar of him llu hud become
the slave of nvirli'C, blind to tho
mi mis ami methods of IiIh achieve
monts fliultiod to it lii.ul of en or mid
Ignor.mco. blinded liv corrupt pas
dons, ho could not in In Ills trusted
secretary and Intellect that would tin
tlcruilne him. Hut by his own no
tions and the keen mind of a woman
his earthly treatures and possessions
were swept away. Then t'nnov;er i uni
ties re.il success, tho pohbumImi of
one true friend.
See (Jeorgo Fawcctt In "Tho Rail
roader," nt thu Tomplo Theatre to
night. Many of tho most interesting
hceiios In "Tho Shell Came," a Met
ro picture starring Emmy Wehlen,
wheh Is tho nttrnctlon nt tho Liberty
Theatre today wore stnged In an elab
orate and spacious hotel sotting that
was built nt tho Metro studio. "The
Shell fliuim" Is a plcturiziitlou of
Kenneth L. Roberts' Saturday Even
ing Post story "(lood-WIll nnd Al
mond Sholls."
In appointments, this sot which oc
cupied practically nil tho floor space
of tho big Htudlo was lis follows
entering from tho street on the left
was located tho office of tho hotel
clerk thu cnnhlorV off Ico nnd then the
manager's office. Next to these wcro
two elevators botweon which on tho
wall was placed n iwu .iMon t'nltcd
Ht'iliM Mull lln with i i r,i limlalll
chute iKiiiing from I. r mra abore.
t I lie lnuk n i1 VjJ the
i irr and m.ii'u n , a jnaj
nt.ilre.isi a-iil ili i iov, To
the i Iglit rear w.n i i urlllnj
loom, nnd at the ih i .n was the
ball-ioom. Tho whole set waa butt'
murlilu finish, glum nUtuI ef
fort. Tho sotting limit t the otter
rooms of the hoi, I . n kceplcj
with the elaborate l I i ami cult
this Metro screen put noteworthy
In respect to hotting- I imsuallr ef
fective lighting effni. u.ro secured
for the taking of tin renes In thli ;
fascinating screen romance.
Tho patrons of the I.llicrlr IH
enjoy a good show luilav as there lll
bo two big comedy pictures i wen
ih tho feature which will be "Ttt
Shell Came", utiiiriug Kiniiir Wrel
en. Charlie Chaplin appears In 'The
l.andhiy'H Pets" and Charlie Is u
funitr im ever. There will also be t
big Keystone, Comedy entitled "Her
Dramatic Debut." Tliursdny only cat
this big how bo Boon.
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-Titut wlifit viii'l, liein InoklQC for
Everything tho nppetlto deniwli
mid the market nfronln. noam or
day, week or month. 8, (. .on.
721 Plum St., near Oak St
We are Headquarters for
V
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Chocolates
and have a fine fresh shipment on hand for our trade
Visiting Elks will find their favorite packages
here, including
Vogan's Brazil Nuts
One pound $1.50
Half pound 80c
Paramount $1.30
Nuts and Fruit 70c
.and $1.35
The Rexall Store
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