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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ERSONAL MENTION
ttii' HHKI'",,,TH ON lA'iinli HAPPENINGS
ulv'fl Till! fKOI'l.K OF THIH CITV AND VICINITY.
22J5J," Asn t'OMINGH OF LOCAL FOLKS.
SAN FRANCISCO POET BANDITS OPPOSING
WELCOMES PACIFIC GOVERNMENT TROOPS
GUARDIANS IN VERSE USE FEDERAL SHELLS
".teA.l in IMrllnn.1.
from
Kr homo in
if Miirim.
...n rum.
my '. i.. i.i-rn fur
Mid II 10'"""
rU - irimiinl'i Fall"'
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law
iiwiN ""
iod
I'iiIIk shopping una looking aflor mat-
tl'IH of lltlltlnoilll,
MIkh Unity (IiiiIiIIii, cuino In from
her It 0111 ft nt Kit gin Itlilcn, on a hIhip
ping tour yesterday.
Wiltor Knir.lur llrown, iiml his son,
l.cotiiml, urn hih'HcIIiii; tliu week hum
friini Medford. Mr. Ilrnwn n district
miiiinger for tlio l'rovlilunt t.lfo uml
Tumi niiiiimny.
HAN I'JIANClaCO, Sept. a.
' Kinds of lli:liliiini; iwnl Ktuiini uml
llr" urn they a ho mi nnuil tliu 1'ntl
llr Fleet uhen it nvopt through tliu
.nix ii '.iu.. mil, iui;i,i, in .
words of Allien liii,ip, Milpyuril poet.
Hupp, u "lioli.;i-.iii," onii of llio
MKXK.'O CITV, Sept. 3. (lovorn
mmit authorities liavn discovered Unit
In ii recent brush villi bandits at the
duserl of tlio I.lowi, ncur thla city,
tliy oppoiienlH of tlio government
trooim iihuiI ntiriiiniltlon iiiuriufiiclur
eil at tlm feiloral arsenal. Tlio mill
Kieut pliintN airoHa ih day Iroiii aim tary authorities linve IfhuuiI strict or-
1 II ...III! ,. . a 1 ..
? I In tonlftt fern vimi ", run rsinvnury, who mm traieiPri
. MD' . ..i..lj .i.I,i,ihIv,iI V flVfir Mill Mint., find,!!, fl...
I niily of" ii"""" ' ......-, ,. .i...
' hill Btito itiitiortnt'ticI- itiiniiiiiir arrived homo yeBtenlay for
J,A'C'""i nrrlml Iwt nli:,. ' n Bliort vliilt with lilit mollier, Mm. W
rtt'Kl ,',, imtltiito. whli Ii A Jom'H. Ho will return to tlio I'til-
ii-:ii.iii
Hfflfl IHV v
Hi"-0 .?'.-. .1,0 rltfnm
.. .... fnf lllWH Vllt.
. .. .ftp II rrtV' lllljn
M"1 '..'.. .... lff rill Din moriiHH
J-"' .. ....... h. will llK.k
... I'nriiami "i
Illli
line
rooltlon
,r.tt tor I'ortton.1
: -fS nri.cn. ...,
-i for tuvornl iIiO'
wg OITI"'" '" " . . .,
tf.raed nd will '"Pi .
i, citwmmlnl, neforaimiiU'U I.V
,-,rtd.urtlf.Mmlnnii.l l.l-
',1,(1 OB tho ...ornliiK trl. (it
',i. 1'nulln" will nntJ.- tlio
M" ' " . .,.... ... .. in ,... i Iniin'
,nmim mm mumim--
lodome tlmB,
ernlty f Jre;oii In Urtolier
Mli llnrlinrii anil Hazel Oootlrr.
ll(i lllivo liemi hpeiiilliu: Home tlii'd
In I'nrllunil am homo vIhUIiii; tliol,
twirentu, Mr. nml Mm. Kreil (louller.
Inu Keck, of I'oii Valloy, ilrovo
Into town on IiiihImiikh yeitnnlny nf-tvrnoon.
I'l.iliriHin, utlianoil Comnlij iiIjIu at
leiillon liy ,H wn.liiKB o,. w..i tlnio
xllip liilltillm;.
'll'e arrlxul of llnj flimt .j ioioIiijI
eil In tlienn vijriic;
'jiii. .MtitivAi, )!' 'iiii: ri.i;irr.
Allieit lliipp
Mother of Oco.itm mlKlity tlilo!
Iltue, for ihn m:ilr! Imllillni; prIJo,
iIiiih thin tliu kiiIij of iimmutiltloti by
iiiiiMiit Iro i ! i-IimII In; preventeil
ul nil KmtH. A lari!i! number of cart
rlilen lb K.'ild to h c boon I'lflcovond
;nt the TliluveV Market, whero deal-
er Irnil piircli:i.icl thom from koI
idlerit with the t-irpuFO of H'jIIIiu,'
jtlieni at i;reat profit to ncntitn of IVi
Ix Dluz atnl nthvr ruvi lutlouary load-em.
'dmcnccnJjoil
B, f
IlIll I r?W
School i-
Shoes !D
fertiiln 1'iirlnlyii tallnrit ri-Kularly
IhhIIii fiiHhlon pliileit (otitalnlliK tlio
ili'itlllim for riot li In K for pet (Iorh.
iiii.Ii mcm:ii, ;ii:n :iti:inr
FOIt IIANDIINfi MKi It .N(C.
Credit of the Miccem of the iloi
IIIK foMlvltlex !ii ii' Momtny tilxht at
. . imI.i, nml IMim Knnnely tlio open itlr piivlllon In Klaninth
nii(DKcr en 'lie Crnt'T .uV Knlln' flntt annunl I.nbor Day relnhra-
Uil mortiliiK """ rlrhlfully littlotiK to Hill McNeil.
' Rr E 1. Mwrenff. pMtnr nt tlio nccordlnc to locnl liihor riunmlttee.
nnt rhibyterinn rhurrli. I"fl on men.
ttttrilnthl .THirnliiK for Knn Krnu-, Mr. McNeil tiun had provli.uit cx
rlKO wber ho W 1'iirchnno fiirnt- porlence In ImndlliiK functloni of thu
or the new chun h. which In on- nnturp of Mondiiy uvenlmt'n und many
trt (on.trncllon ti the present tlmo coiiiinniidutlonH have he:n heard corn
it the corner of Sixth nml I'lno pllinnntlnK hlri hniidtlm; of tho ilnnre
c.mi, unit prlio dLitrl'ii.tlon
I
n.fl, Jonw.Mn. M.ihel It Terry
iid lira Wllry are nil In tho city
Inn the Klamath AKency.
Vn. Korean I hern on 'iinlnern
Iron Seattle.
Jphi It. Kilwnril In a city vliltor
from Rant Ilarlmrn.
Wmar I'ailcctt wiw up from hl
Km ranch on bunlnem yrnlordiiv
Mrf. B, It. Iloaroa. who h.-t lieon
tpmdlnr f
.a here, returned thli mornli.n to
' Kuntiln Vie', California.
E. R. Smith la In the city from Knn
rnudaeo on a brief bnilnmi trip
i C. M. UValley arrived lait nl,ht
txm Oakland, California,
i jQWmt W. Allen 1h itopplnr la
i- tUfttr from Rtlum (hi wmV
Mr, aid Mm. C, It. Ilowman, of tho
Callooala Mer nt!Io company area ment. At
itedlnt a few day In Klamath morrow.
At the Theatres
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No photoplny hux yet hon pro
iIikihI mo filled with ndvunturn
ntld thrllbt u "Mickey" The nov
elty ami Intennlty or thu thrills
arti Indeed, remurkahle. KatnlltleA
-i-viii to bo molded by a hnir'it
iiremlth with a rvnllty thnt U trcm
oudounly convincing.
Ci'oro U thrill upon thrill, and each
thrill In themt BUitpcnne-cxcltlnc In
rtdnnta l Juitt a little hit better than
the laat, until at tholr climaxes tho
audience l fairly brought to lln feet
out of Hht-er enlhuilaitm and nxcltr-
tho Liberty totlay and to-
riiy (loldi-ii (,'ntii ia opyii .vldv,
O'uiLaiiupli'ii iv i Ion in of cKry;
And heie for a n-w luiiiiint.il day.
I On nerouni of car Hhortiif;e we will
soil blorkM nt $2.fi0 pr cord at our
,,i,if,irv I, ...11 ,,,vl.f.p nitllm. Vr..t. Im
,, , i."v '.inn ,iiki'- iii.ki.'- ..lit. ir
lo our iiiouiiliil:i..oc!oid ,nuiiilff etit the tlmo to i;et In your winter hlorkn
H.iy, j 17-tf Kwnnnn llox Co.
e trelcoiiii) Hid
uhall hitii , .votici:.
Our fate
''i 1 1, rt'H'io power
HITII
In rl IIIxutloit'H Htory. i
llnrk. iik the hellit In t!nj hi'diih rlnr.
And our eii'.er milllomi loudly sIiik!
Come in, oh. Fleet! and jur blont-
liiKi brliiK,
Kor tho peuro of our mnjeuty mid
Hplendor
Willi your innMturK of nlr, and wl-
urd of wire;
With our lordn of JlaiutuluK, nn !
team and flro;
Woe to the foe who dare, dehire.
To bo our iiacred hr.d'M olfeiiilorl
Ciilliint heroeit of sky i.nd i".'".. -(uiirdn
of our I recloun libeity'
Ktnlwurt hoilh of our honici. of the
free.
Whoite deeds have tilled lh world
with wonder'
Thrilled by thu glow of .jui iiouIj
zeal,
(real nre wo In our uoultli -t v).
At ye mini our countryV w.i'U of steel
Anil peak fonts with their thiotits
of lliiiud r
Tho Womnna' benefit nsRoclatton
of MiiccnbeeH will mcot this ovenlng
at 8 00 o'clock at the Moouo Hall.
(lreatet producerB
aid Want Ads
known. Her-
OODSTOCI
UNpAf,pM '-y'7
. BOYS' SHOES ON THE ENGLISH LAST
These shoes have every feature of the men's Eng
lish Last Shoes. They are just as smart and
dressy as the shoe worn by his big brother or fath
er. The above illustration shows a snappy,' ultra
English shoe that ve are showing in a rich shade
of Cocoa Brown or Gun Metal; Goodyear welt,
single oak sole, natural finish, grain oak leather
insole and leather counters are some of the fea
tures. It is an extremely smart, dressy shoe that
every boy will enjoy wearing. Prices are reas
onable. BRADLEY SHOE STORE
727 MAIN STREET
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QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
i The famous shoe for women. Reasonably priced.
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CHAS. P. MAGU1RE
713 Main Street
1 POUNDS
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LIBERTY THEATRE
H. W. Poole, Owner
"TIIR H.K OF TIIK PICTURR8"
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Matinee Every Day
mt,, m i ---nr i.aarLrijijiian.nAii-ririninriiinr
TONIGHT
Return Engagement of
"MICKEY"
The Picture You Will Never Forget
Smiling Bill Parson- in
'THEY'RE OFF"
Special Price, for "Mickey".
"nee., 10c and 25c. - Evenings, 15c and 35c
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
SfflOOL
"T.KSl.AC IS . rKUKKCTLY WOX
l)i:i(KLIi MKIW INF.". SAYS MRS. I
.KWKJ'IIINK FRK.MA.'
Mr. Jonephlno Kremai of 647
Townu avenue, l.o.i Ancele-, Calif., a
graduate numo 'o had practiced
hnr profession for 17 years, recently
made tho remarkable Htatement that
he ho-t not only boen relieved ot a
mo of stomach trouble of ten years
HtundlnK by tho use ot Tanlac, but
th.it she bud hNi r.ulped rventy-two
pounds In welRht.
When aaked If ho would bo wlll
Ing for her exp-rp-nco wllh Tanlnc to
lio published. Mr i. Kreoman said:
"Yes. Indeed, 1 feel thnt I would
be doing anyone stilforing from stom
ach trouble and a rundown condition
a good turn by getting them to tako
Tanlac. Kor ten yearn I havo been
having trouble with my stomach, I
could not eat anything without suf
fering Inteiihe pains afterwards, and
at timet. I would bloat up so with
gas and uch palus and pressure,
around my heait thnt I would almost
faint. I became po nervous thnt 1
could hnrdly get i.ny sleep or res
and got so run down and weak that 1
could scarcely keu;) up my work as a
nurse. 1, of course, used all kinds of
medicines and did everything pos
sible but could never get moro than
Just a little temporary relief.
"Finally a frlenJ of my husband,
who hud been relieved of the snmo
trouble by taking Tunlac, advised him
to have mo try It, and right from tho
ilrst bottle I began to feol hotter. My
appetite came back, my blood circul
ation Impiovod wonderfully, and my
nerves began to quiet down, I can
eat Just anything I want now and
never have thu lonst pain or troublo
afterwards. I sloop soundly every
night and, I fool rested and refresh
ed on getting up In tho mornings.
When I begnu taking Tanlac I wiui
weighing only wo hundred und thlr
ty pounds and was still losing. But
now I tip tho scales at ono hundred
and fifty-two, maUng an actual gain
of twenty-two pot.i.uH on four bottles
of Tanlac. 1 Just feel bo strong and
well now thut If .i real pleasuro for
mo to recommend tho medicine that
helped mo so mucn. Tanlac Is a per
fectly womlerfu medlelno and I am
Kind to give credit whore .t belongs."
Tanlac is sold in Klamath Falls by
the Star Drug Co., und in l.orollu by
tho Jiunes Merc, Co. Adv.
Tlif t-aillnjc V.itufr of tt.r I-ad-inii
M iciitnr,aUti.umiinioutlvrom
I blnnlinunf lianilwimrN'rwTrout.k-
1 I rcn-Writlni: Mjrhlnr of ibe I1rt
Uual'ly In Htikli you will fir.
nur cmn lavorlle fraurr ul your
fin faturue t)inirr, anJ the
oltirr. brtlijr
, Inrr-TSrapDfifiJ-ModerDtied Ts?3s
Stieilr Altl"lic DjmMc Klficl- Tm"
I nil -Mjrvurl -tt Krv Mnglr
I Mild IUII llrariii-Ouirl l
' IM S.lt Touch -l.lclit Action.
In the Woodstock
I You Will Find
!cv 'irar-tc-tf-d worth-. Ml-1 rat wtt
IiUh yvi llkfln ll.- machine on arc
I d to btaH ni will alao fitxl llr
it-t'irir-frlurrfaf (lir tAtrt rtanda'4
rti.r- hkh nu th you- uukI tn
h, m in th Hoodattsck jouwIU
IIiimI thl- Mttrrfatioa 4 Mgn fkJnt
l-iur-s t.i icfi lmpofd and Inirll
t1-J, to fit thr touch, thr miuu ttf
ithwhI, In a ay that nooth-r t vi--titrr
Jw- llhe bttuarralotty this).
)tlr a rlo.un -. an actual ton'-S
and tiial n( Uiit racrlletH t)rrmt ,
. cotaum.
l-tvaatlgat by all ma---Wt ar
at yourarrtctr. U-t u.rve-r you how
ea-y It la toUy vcw; mo-tiout,
WootaUtock T-rrtttMr CocnpatiT
CHirio
H. J. WINTERS.
JKWKLKR AND OPTIOIAX
706 Maia fit. Phone 149W
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HOUSTON'S
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
HANGING
WrdnrMilay Sutordny
Nlghta.
Popular lnz Orchextra
STAR THEATER
Featuring Special Music
Willi the Pictures.
Rex Strattnn, Pianist.
rOliAY
Thomas H. Ineo Presents
KNIl IIKNNKTT
In
"A IlKSKRT WOOINCI"
Also
A Flim ConiMly
"Vetttxtly Felntlinh Flanagan"
NKW Z,,.i.ANl)
RATIFIKD TUKATA'.
NOTICE OP MEaBTEVG.
WEI.MNOTO.V. Sev Zea .ml. S. rt
3. Tho peace treaty with Germany
was unanimously ruilflcd to-lay after
momherK of the labor party had criti
cized tho pact.
NOTICE
There will be a regular meeting
and Initiation of Rebekah lodge
Thursday night. Team requested to
bo present By order of Noble Grand.
3-21 STELLA MANG.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church, will meet Thursday after
noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. C.
V. Fisher 512-8th St. All members
are requested to bo present, as there
is to be election of officers for the
coming year, and .other, important
business. 4 '
Hear Evangelist Tarebdore L.
Theu'mler in his free lecture on "Uni
versal Peace" at the Orpheus. Theatre.
It is entertaining 'Und 'instructive,
many of the confusing- theories on
world peace will be. made clear in this
lecture tonight 8 p. m. All seat free.
3-lt r .c- . (
ROCKY POINT,
Recreation P. O., Oregon
THE OUTDOOR tSFK RESORT
Seaaea: May-December
GUIDES, HORSES. DOGS. CAMPING, HUNTXNU,
FISHING. BOATING
STORE, TENTS, COTTAGES, HOUSEBOATS,'1'
GOOD BEDS, GOOD MEALS. A GOOD TTMB
FOR EVERYBODY . ,- .
DANCING IN PAVILION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
PURE MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER.
HARPST Jb WHEELER," Prtrrieta-a.
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t!t3(iati!9BM7li!sni1JKiV srflbiCB?ESHlJailMA?sL J"' '
Adraiwiion 10 25 rente
Doom open at 7 p. m.
rEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
Paramount Presents
SHIRLKY MASON
And
, ERNEST TRUAX
"COME ON IN"
Also
A Lyons and Moron Corned'
And
The Photo Play Magazine
Life of the Screen Star as you see
Tliem in Every Day Life.
Admission Matinee 10 & 1.1 rents
Evenings 10 & 20 rente
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill. Oresron
" We Have a Better Grain
Binder for You
Tho next time you
nre in town, come in
and look over the John
Deere Binder. It's a
machine that will give
3'ou extra years of ser
vice at less cost for repairs,
and will do better work
under abnormal field and
weather conditions than
other binders.
We want to show you
. many points about this ma
chine not 'found in other
binders that you will rec
ognize as extra value.
Stronger wheela, heavier
frame, reinforced platform,
self-aligned bearings, roller
bearings, three packers in
stead of two, hardened
wearing surfaces on knotter
parts, ground and polished
packer shaft bearing and
quick turn tongue truck
are a few of tho many points
about this binder that make
it serviceablejight draft and
economical to operate.
You will appreciate what
bisder satis&ction truly is
when you get a JohnDeere,
into your harvest fields.
Come In and Set thu Better Binder
BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.
"The House of Quality"
BOOKS AT Underwood's Pharmacy