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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1919)
n-? ''WQEffl ' m ;'k i 4 . "'V' . fir THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TAGE FOUll th:niav, hhckmi 'WSfr Q ii'.n i.. .. The Evening Herald E. J. MUltltAY Kdltor PKKI) SOULH City Kdltor AT THE THEATERS Pabltohed dally except Sunday by ' Herald Publishing Company of YJtxnath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. ' Catered at the postofflco at Klnm tk Falls, Ore., for transmission thru k malls ns second-class mutter. Subscription terms by mall to any 44ress In the United States: One year ............................. .J 5. 00 Obs month ...... .......... .50 Member of tho Associated l'rcos ' The Associated Press la exclusively titled to the use tor republication mt all news dispatches credited to It r not otherwise credited In this pa yer, and also local news publlshod tcrein. i All rights ot republication ot spe- im Hlanntrhpn.hArpIn arniilin refirv- z r uv'n T - jj TUESDAY, DECEMDKK 10, 1010 SffETT RULES f: REITERATED BY 7T CHIEF MILLEH A strong and dranintl." picture H 'Dust of Desire" w'-i : Is sluwn itl Tho Liberty Thoatr tonight Tho itr.ry Is that of ; ymntft Mu"ty i;lrl l,o, believing Uor former loir Vad, inarrlei u riding South Aricrt can explorer. Tho lover subsequcnMy turns up, nnd ngnln tho 4ituatlm ot tho eternal triangle - two nton In lovo with tho same woman devel ops. A new complication nrisej In the pt-rson of tho Jealom wife of tho riv al and the electrifying rcono be tween the two women Is ono of the Its' of superb drumnt'c acting thtit has beon seen on the sot eon V !ong while, and It u hro that the play reaches Its stHrtllm: cllnm The star of "Dust of Desire" U ltubye Do Itemer and her acting In this pro-' ductlon "Is nil that could bo desired " Tho story told by this photoplay ls( vitally human ond absorbing. t . r .' The Liberty Theatre .announces "The Master Man" as tho big feature attraction for Wednesday, and Man-, ager Poolo assures .'his patrons that in this play they have a thoioughly. satisfying entertainment, presentHg America's greatest character m'tor in the greatest piece of screen work ho has ever accomplished. , . Miss Lillian Olsh has again prov-, ed her remarkable talent as a screen , actress in her performance of Lucy, tho child in "Broken Blossoms." D. W. Griffith's art sensation, soon to' bo shown at tUo Liberty Theatre. In 'Thomas nurko's story, "The Chink and tho Child." taken from "Llme- house Nights," Lucy, tho daughter of "Dattllng Burrows," Is supposed to bo 12 years old, but with tho II conso ot tho artistic producer, Mr. Griffith took tho liberty of adding three years to her ago. Few who see her performances as Lucy will forget that tragic moment HECTORS Ye Women of Fashion Take Note ! Beginning Wednesday at 9 a. m. Sharp Special Sale of Dresses and Coats I 031 ' "Yesterday's disastrous fire at the "White Pelican garage proved that people. will take chances," said Fire Chief Miller today in discussing the fire, which started from a blow torch used to thaw frozn plumbing. "I want to urge every one again to avoid, the use of a blow torch, bunwwnen at ner uuiiying father's com ing waste or flames of any kind in n,nnd sne trJeg t0 pusi, ner wnn n,)s thawing frozen pipes." said the fire ,nto the cmblance of a smile. Mr. chief. "The safe plan is to wrap tholGr)ftItn declares that this was a pipes with rags and pour boiling I purelv involuntary piece of acting; water 0,er lnem- for when, during the photography of "I have made this suggestion he-t the Ir3t sceno 0 cruelty between fore and I want to emphasize it, now , 1)er father and herself and she was that we have this deplorable object j au ln very re3i tenr3i he suggested lesson on the danger connected with j as director that she smile through the practice." The chief also urges all house holders to examine their flues and her tears. She was so wrought up over the scene that she tried to smilo but WEATHER REPORT. see that the w-all paper laths and i couid not and then, quite naturally, I otner mnamjnable material does not and without thought of artifice, she. touch the stove pipe. wJth trembling fingers tried to push we naa an alarm faunday from ' up the corners of her lips. It was so othe E. H. Jefferson place, E.splanade pathetic and human a gesturo that and Huron streets" he said, "where. -jr. Griffith at once realized its value the-fire was caused by laths in the land it remains one of the striking partition becoming ignited from hH notes of the performance of this; tieater pipe. Fortunately the Are was moving 'tale of loves and lovers." txaecaed before much damage wu done, but every one may not be so lucky." Other cities besides Klamath Falls Buffered fires Btarted by blow tor ches during the cold spell. The state tire marshal has asked the public to avoid this practice, so prolific in causing life and property loss, and Portland has asked the city authori ties to pass an emergency ordinance penalizing the use of the blow torch; In this connection. w J 'IlM- 0UEG0N Tonight and Wednes day, rain in the west, snow in the east portion, warmer in the 'ntu i iorf southerly winds, Increasing to gales along the coa.H. Every Coat and Dress offered in this sale just received The moct important Dress and Coat event ever held in Klamath County. Over 75 new dresses and 100 coats. . Ihe cost of silk fabrics z steadily advancing. Spring will bring much higher prices on all silk frocks. Many of these dresses are forerunners of Spring modes. This is your opportunity! Grasp it! i The Herald would brin; good cheer from Klamath Ceunty: nm only during the Christmas season, but during every day In the year. Shoo Karly. MtJtJt4 A THE DRESSS FABRICS ARE : Satins, Vaf7etac, Charmeuse, Georgette, Tricolette, Tivcotine, Scrge3 and Jerseys. Sale prices $3.85 to $39.75 THE COATS ARE MADE OF Silvci'tone, Broadcloth, Kersey, Plush, Zibe Iinc, Polo Cloth, etc. Sale Prices $19.75 to $98.75 t T T BIG DANCE TONIGHT AT MOOSE HALL a ? i. mm&mmsmomssm Kay-Jay Orchestra M x i atui rTTp t CAr.nc MEETING TONIGHT ' V Interesting reports on tho pro gress made In the organization cf the Klamath Falls Athletic assoc'.a- tlon are expected, tonight at tho. ((.................iiji meeting in the city hall. Commit " 1" tees on securing fjuarters, constltu- Have sold the four houses advertised in these columns this month for the reason that they were veiy good values. HERE IS ANOTHER GOOD ONE A 7-room house and bath, cost $4,000.00 to build and could not be replaced for less than $6,500.00. Lot is beautiful and sightly, cost $1,000.0U. Will sell this property for $3,000.00 with a cash payment of only $500.00; balance like rent. . I have an auto and' a bicycle to sell at a price. J. F. Maguire 125 North Seventh Street Hon nnd by-laws and other matters affecting the permanent organization were appointed at a meeting lai;t LJ Friday night and some of them will jj have reports (o make tonight that may he vital to the success of tho organization. There Is a strong sentiment be hind tho organization movement, in dicated by the fact that 150 mem ber's were signed in one day's can vass. In order to keep tho move ,ment alive, the men active in its promotion as ask'nf all citizens in terested, directly or remotely, in tho aas:clation to lend the Mipi'ort of their presence at tonight's meeting. It is called for S o'clock. Chinese parent.? arc pfra'd to give Uheir children tho f'no high sound ing names their lovo siiggesrtu, lest tho ovll spirits of whom tr-ey stand in constant fear should come to understand how precious they are and cnuBo them nome calnmity. So tho little ones are called by such names as Little Stupid, and tho like, tho Idea being that when tho spirits hear tho children called by such uncomplimentary names they will imagine that he 'parents caro very little for them, and will not take the trouble to molest thorn, . SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ') pj;r' : :::l A No. 1 bulk Coffee, per pound 50c For a very short time I have a Christmas Special on a limited amount of fancy TOILET SOAPS in an elaborate steel lock box, containing 1G bars of highly scented toilet soap. This box alone is worth $3.50. This week, special $4.50. I also have this same assortment in a fancy paper box con taining 17 bars at $3.00 per box. Either one makes an ideal Christ mas gift. You will .have to see these to appreciate their value. I also have everything in Candies and Cookies. Just in Royal Ann Cherries 2 ',, 55c a can; Sliced Yellow Cling Peaches, No. 2io can, 50c. I also have a good assortment of JAMS. Orange Marmalade at 4Cc Also Mince Meat at 93c and Plum Pudding at 60c. Pineapple in No. 1, 2 and 2V-. cans at 35c, 42c and 48c per can. All new stock, just received from San Francisco. For your Christmas fruit cake Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel Currants at 43c a package. Sun Maid Seeded Raisins 28c a package. All kinds of Pickles, Pigs'' Feet and Sauer Kraut in bulk. Also Peanut Tlnttfii finrl Rnvinv in hnll zj : --v "" . ci aai- (Jur Canned Good??. inr ludinrr OvstPi-s fiinrrts. Shrimps, and Sardines, are absolutelv guaranteed. Your money cheei refunded if you arc not satisfied with anvthing,you purchase mon fully in this store. Cash and Carry Store The Place Where You Can't Go Wrong" 111) N. 4th St. l'hono 18B Just around the corner from the First National Bank P. C. KNIGHT, Prop. rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTl