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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1919)
WKiwramAY, hi:it. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALL PAOID EIGHT s I. Id,. H i 111,1MM,,,I,MIM",MM"MMM"WWW M ' III! BUSINESS IN GEO Till II THIS EVE All business men aro cautioned to remember ami to be on hand for tlio mass meeting tonight nt tlio city hall, at which the matter of co-operation with the County Fair Board in tho big county fair early noxt month will bo taken up. President Leslie Rogers ot the Klamath Falls Business Mel's Association is most anxious that a full attendance be had this evening, as there are a number ot things that can bo suc cessfully put through tor tho beno flt of tho fair if takvn hold of with vigor by the business men. At the Theatres A realistic ball game is shown in "Better Times," tho latest King Vid or Brentwood production released through Exhibitors Mutual. When the Chicago Cubs played the Los Angeles "Angels" at Washing ton Park, Los Angeles, Doug. Fair banks and William O. McAdoo open ed the festivities. King Vidor and his staff were pre sent and shot much of tho action of tho game for "Better Times." The hero of "Better Times" is a pinch-hitting champion and is shown in action with the Cubs and "Ang elas." What Is claimed as the most an cient Ford in crtptiity, furnishes some hilarious fun in "Better Times", King Vidor's latest produc tion distributed by Exhibitors Mut ual. The "Lizzie" in question is a 1902 model, a side-winding bird that is said to hop higher and jump farther than any "cockroach" extant. When ZaZu Pitts, as "Nancy Scroggs," dusts off tho old boy, takes him out of tho barn and sWts for tho station to moot tho train, Old Doc Yak hlmsolt would fool envious. This fllvvor bears serial number 2J and It runs llko tho veteran It Is. At the Llborty tonight. Beautiful is one of tho niot abus ed adjectives in tho languago but iti can novor bo better employed than, when describing Dorothy Dalton. tho j lovely Inco stnr wlioso Paramount, picture "Clroon Eyes" will be tho at-( traction at the Star Thoatro tonight Tho South Is used as a framo for the doloctablo star on this occasion and advanco reports say that It Is one ot her best pictures. It was di rected by U. William Nolll and wrlt ten by Ella Stuart Carson. Miss Dalton has n myriad of fol lowers who declare sho Is not onlv tho lovllest thing on the screen but that sho enn out-act most stnrs well. And withal, sho Is tho most de lightfully naive of young persons, refusing to pormlt horsolf to bo fla' tered Into egotism. With tho attractive tltlo, "Wben Do Wo Eat?" and a rolo said to bo appealing in the last degree, Knld Bennett seems destined to add to her large and over increasing follow ing with her next Paramount pic ture. "When Do Wo Eat?" which will be shown at the Temple Theatro to night is a story of the Middle WAnt and opens with a disastrous experi ence in tho history of a traveling Undo Tom show. The compnnv strands and Little Eva, otherwise Enid Bennett, is left high and dry. Sho slaps the face of tho officious sheriff and In terror flees via a box car, only leaving when a tramp pre pares to share her escape. She land? in a small town, falls into a romance, a near tragedy and wins out by her Intelligence and resourcefulnessss. AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT AT THE LIBERTY A PICTURE THAT SENDS YOU HOME HAPPY YOU LIKED 'THE TURN IN THE ROAD" THEN SEE ITS COMPANION PICTURE "BETTER TIMES" RETURN'S TO SCHOOL Miss MarJorie Delzell loft on the train this morning to resume her studies at the University of Oregon at Eugene, after spending tho sum mer months in Klamath Falls. A real life picture. You are sure to like it Don't miss it. The Chicago Cubs and Los An geles Angels in an actual game. A PICTURE THAT LEADS TO A BETTER LIFE TONIGHT I'll Tell the World We're on Our Way To the Diamond Tire & Vulvanizing Co. to n-of an niiffif nf tires that can be depended upon to carry us right. With a 6,000 mile guarantee on the Diamond Squeegee Fab ric Tires and an 8,000 mile guarantee on the Diamond Cords, you can't do better than to put the Diamond slippers on the good old car and go on your way in peace and confidence, and that's what we are go ing to do right now. I'll Say We Are That's No Dream Diamond Tire & Vulcanizing Co. MARPLE & SMITH, Proprietors 120 S. Main St Phone 167 I AT THE LIBERTY I if 1 i ' MM I I! :fl Store closed all day to- I il morrow, September 25, on H I I account of Jewish Holiday. K II K. SUGARMAN I I I "I Ain't Mad at Nobody" H IHIfli .. i AT THE LIBERTY NIGHT SCHOOL Ol'KNS. Klamath County High School tiintit uiiuulnnu will pnmmntipn Mon day evonlng, Soptembor 2'Jth and1 will contlnuo tor a term 01 uigiucuu weeks. The High School building will bo opon to registrations at seven p. m. Monday. Coursos will bo offered In bookcop Ing 1, 2 and 3, Typewriting 1 and 2; stonogrnphy 1 and 2 und dicta tion. (Gregg Systom). penmanship, spelling and English. Courses In othor subjects will al so bo offered It thoro Is u demand for them. No tuition charges will bo made. School will bo opon on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday ovcnlng from seven to nlno. 23-Gt ACADKMV WHiti lUXKlVENTtt Until tho capacity of tho school U reached, day pupils will be rtetW ... ,i. uor,..i i inart Acaderar, w" tho most careful nttcntlon will beglt on to tho thorough training ; of jw com. "" 7'. .... rocclvcl and li ?',J""? """V vacancy It trtU fc Sted f tV.iw wftff' "rilur,nSuHeanAcaW 1 c trick Mncklnav. for Men ul LVyi. X. h- atm" . roitlttoii Shoes K. K. K' K'j 22-ia UNEXPECTED We have received an unexpected shipment of pears today which we are offering at a bar gain, $2.65 per box, and all who have not bought for canning should get busy and call us up. Also receiving some nice cling peaches, plums, grapes, tomatoes coming pretty freely. Now is the time to pick up the "ragged" edges of your canning and clean it up, as these com modities will not last much longer. Nice Bell Flower Apples, $2,75 per box. Give us your orders. miffimwTf PEca-iili ; JTjJTSnft fr t Si v HOW ABOUT THE OTHER HALF? SEATS FKEE About 50,000,000 people half our population aro supported by enterprises that did not exist forty years ago. These include tele phones, electric lighting, talking machines, typesetting machines, automobiles, submarines, flying machines, motion pictures and cash registers. IUNSET GROCERY Hemstitching Have your gowns, blouses, waists and wearing apparol hemstitched. It gives thorn that smart look that nothing olso can. Curtains, towols, dresser scarfs etc. beautifully done. MRS. L. A. BURGESS Phono 214W 131 N. 4th St. SEATS FREE DARKEST NEW YORK AFTER DARK Or What Happen When on tho Great White Way Entertalnglnly told by one reared in Now York City and who later mado a study of conditions. At Orpheus Theater on Tuesday,; September 23. SEATS FREE I SEATS FREE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY! FOIl SALE Maxwell touring cr. R. C Jones. G16j Pine St. 24-3t GENTLEMAN Wants a furnished room Vicinity 3rd & Jefferson. 1 O. 4t8. 24-3t FOR SALE OR TRADE One pair of thoroughbred English Walker Fox hounds would consider horse. 2252 Vino Avenue, Mills Addition. 24-2t HANDSOME FALL SHOES FOR STREET WEAR FASHION NOTE "Don't Overlook your Foo whon planning your Fall Costumoa. The rule of Fashion for Fall, WjMJJ "Costume Footwear" is the PP.er tJJJJ makes it imperative that 7$ than usual attention to the selection oiy" footwear in order that the whole costunj effect may be correct. -Let us help you in making this selection. Our line this season is most complete" up-to-date models, and we sure V w able to furnish just the shoe to suit tne sion and to matcn your gown frOR- j --