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'SUMDAV aid MONDAY
December 21 and 22
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Every art Km W Golden" Age. bringing
ttase'viWrotfs works that live on through T
ait the yeari. And k seems that a Golden
Age has dawned for the newest of aB arts'
the motion picture. The master artist of the
screen has brought to us a creation of such ex
quisite wonder and beauty, of such haunting charm
and purity, that all ebe seems as of yesterday.
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taken from a story of Thomas Burke, b at once
the most pitiful, most 'tragic, and withal, the most
sublime love story ever told. And in the telling,
the master, Griffith, has wrought such rare and
undreamed-of beauties that a r.cw an, full. rich,
boundless, is revealed.
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NKW YOUK, Dee. 20. Kdttcntlon
of union labor mon, both loaders nnu
rank and Mo, In onu of tho principal
alms of tho Associated Teachers Un
ion, locul 71. pf tho American Fed
orntlon of Teachora, which In Just
organising In tho faculties of tho col
leges nnil schools of Now York. Tho
tcnchom' federation l nulllatod with
tho Amorlcnn Fcdoratldi of Labor.
Professor Hormnn Dofrom of Col
umbia unlvornlty,' who U president
of tho Associated Teachers' union,
.v. thn union nrnfessara and school
teacher aro not gdlng Into tho In
bor moYumont merely for what tnoy
can sot out of It themsolvoii. In
stead thoy plan to holp their now
associates In tho federation of labor
along tho path of knowledge.
They hopo, by opening spcclsl
night course for 'labor leaders In
oconomlcx, mannKotnont and pro
liipilnn nrnlilmim nnd klndrod sub
jects, to dorulop a now typo of loador
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wno win cu-uiurum in inuunniim in
dustries Instead of snondlnir his tlmo.
an Profossor Do fro in says, "bicker
ing with employers.'! Undor nun
nice, of tho toacherit' union two oth
er sots of clauses will bo instituted,
ovonlng classes in English bltory,
economlcB nnd any other Hubjoctn
friend for Xnin
doslro to pursue; ami day courses
for mon on strike, so that their tlmo
may not bo wasted.
Tho union teachers nro in confer-
onco with tho United Labor Educa
tion committee on details, llrltlnh
universities some tlmo ago em
barked upon a program of education
designed particularly for wngo earn
ers but tho Idea has nut made much
progress In this country. Higher
wnges for themselves, says Professor
Defrom, Is only u secondary aim of
tho educators. "Yo need moro
money but our first alms nro tho
domocratlzutlon of colleges nnd uni
versities and tho extension of tho
tenure of our otllce.' Democratiza
tion, according to Professor Defretn.
means surrender of the ndmlnlstra
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
flTVr'YrsiAi" i"r- r"r rrVir rsVM yvwuxmj
FOU HALIC ChrUtinnit true. Telo
phonu ttSU. 10-Gl
FOU BALK Ono illnltig room hut
fot In good condition. Phono
336-M or cull 1010 Jefferson Hi,
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FOU 8ALH Ouo quarter horse
power motor, ouo throo horso
power motor, ono 00 gallon hot
wntor tank Inquire Now City
Laundry ll-10t
FOR RENT OR LEASE
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FOU 11KNT 3 room houso partly
furnished. 634 2nd St. 17-U
TOIt rtKNT Two rooms for light
housekeeping 1313 Mala 8t.
FOIl HKNT Furnlshod room. in.
qulro of F. Boulo, Herald Oflico
or at 1SS Second St., after 5:30
P. m. iGtf
FOR RENT Itooms. uso of bath
and phono. 840 Walnut, cor of
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HAY OHOWKIW ATTKXiMji
Tho Hay Production and M.,i
Ing Commlttoft of the Prm n. '"
desires to lmP ,t 0f In kD"M
for sale not Uier thioiSLfi'
20th. Please notify ,nr ctW.f
lowlrtg commlltoo or th, Co,!"
Agricultural Agent, liar,, tX
Chairman: Robert ChVra. p u'
Klrkpatrlck or $!"&&
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MADAM IOINA, PabUt,
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Got OIIO lf ttiiMn liHnil.ll..ll fV.... I Iluaill Mlllr nntlr. n-
tor liiiko nliotiM fmm iim im.. present anil futumrn....ti. ., '
Photo t tail Mjiln H for your'J,1K ""mos, ilntcw and figures la bu'
HELP WANTED
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WANTKU Three newsboy at tho
Herald Olllco. n.tf
MISCELLANEOUS
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call tho Khmath rrT "ELP
8cl,ool-plon 350 mStV "8
copying nnd mm,, J 'orW
houiowork. caring tor h, !
I oy for clerking?,, 0 d S
chores, etc. BmcU ilftS' 'mk.
"J to thl, seryico hi "al,lT:
authorities ana m Xm. ?
nndo to make BmcfflrtJ5.to
and profltablo both $'th2".,8,,
nd to those rouulrW,!?,'.1
Wo mnlin m ..u.i.i.
anil accident InwZ.lZrk
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Diseases of Women a Specialty.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
TIRE SALE
We have just received a complete stock of the fam
ous Barney Oldfield Tires, and for one week only,
from December 19 to December 27, we will sell one
tire to a customer at 25 per cent off of regular price
to introduce them in this territory.
For example a
30x3 1-2 Non Skid Tire, Price $21.95 Sale Price
$16.70
35x5 Non Skid Cord Tire, Price- $77.85 Sale
Price $59.15
These tires are made by the superior Wrapped
Tread Process with best quality white rubber and
are built for hard service.
Cord Tires guaranteed 8000 miles.
Fabric Tires guaranteed 6000 miles.
Now is the time. We are saving one for you.
BIEHN'S GARAGE
Formerly the Ford Garage s
AT THE THEATERS
Some of the finest riding ovor
seen In a film is to bo found In Wil
liam S. Hart's now Artcratt picture,
"Square Deal Sanderson," plcturiz-
qd by Lambert Hlllyor from tho
story by Chos. Alden Seltzer, which
iu attracting capacity audiencca at
ovory showing at the Star Theatre
tonight. Mr. Hart presents ono of
tho fineet nprtrayals of his screen
career and his support headod by
Ann Little Is eminently satisfactory.
A thrilling story, a beautiful and
talented star, a splendid cast, ex
cellent direction and some, wonderful
photography all go to mako up
Norma Talmadko's latest Select Pic
ture, "Tho New Moon," In which
she Is presented by Joseph M.
Schenck at tho Star Theatro Sunday
and Monday.
Tho Dest Man married a girl he'd
never been in his lifo before- Why?
Can there bo any logical reason for
such a wedding? Tho brldo was In
nocent she hadn't seen her fiance
for fifteen years and only consented
in order to savo her raothor but
tho bridegroom must have had a
mighty good reason. Ho had! Ho
was ono of Uncle Sam's Secret Sor
vice men, and there wasn't any othor
way out! It's a good story and will
bo shown at tho Liberty tonight.
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Uptown with work ovor, a dollar
In her purse, she saw thousands of
mon. Pouch-faced ones, .slender onft,
swagger men; oyes that hunted hor,
Ignored her; Invited hor and up-
i praised.
1 Sho hnd spent too much for lunch
1 (forty cents.) Lust Sunday sho
found a run In hor only silk stock
ings. A boy friend hadn't nskod for
' her photograph. And sho didn't lllco
tho now boss.
Trouble1 enough for anyone, and
they never let up,
A man was following hor. Sho
dodged Into a lobby to lot him spoil d
his searching farther up -tho strcot.
Sho hated men and saw them by mil
lions. Pictures of tho Orlont Interested
hor. Sho drifted with tho crowd to
tho box office of u theatro. Sho spout
fifty conts "for a seat.
tlon of educational Institutions to tho
faculties, only financial problems bo
Ing loft to tho decision of boards of
trustees. Tho union ulin will bo tho
election of toachors, heads of de
partments, deans and othor officials
by tho teachers themselves on a dem
ocratic ballot system, and sottlomont
of educational problems by tho samo
method.
Tonure of Ofllca of thn rnllnen In.
structor, assistant and assistant pro-
lessor would no longor bo from year
to year, depondent upon tho action
of administrative officials, but would
also be based upon tho ballot, tho
term of tho teacher continuing as
long as his colleagues contildorcd him
efficient.
WANTKI) Clean cotton tors. W. O.
Smith Printing Co. 18-31
Oo to Shophords nnd buy your
sooson tickets for tho Musical Club
series of concerts and hour tho nuw
Alice Nollson records 11-Ct
Tho ladles of tho Pnnibytorlan
church will hold n cooked food and
apron sulo In Wlnnek's snore begin
ning Saturday December 20, nt mo
o'clock. 10 4t
Haretr bond trails iron wait. Ohlb
coto Hmltn. S-tf
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Iness, love, law, marrlaM iki .
ostlc troubles. Tells you what m
are best adapted for and what to do
to bettor our conditions In life
This lady reads your hand as '
would an open book. A roadlnj br
hor will moot your lilRheat ipu.
tlons, nnd you will bo wiser sad
huppler, utter consulting her, she
hiivlng tho Klft of romorlnis all etll
Influences and niacins you In an en
vironment of happy thought aad
commitment. Headings: Sunday an!
dally, 9 n. in to 930 p. m. Located
nt I loom 1, Monro Rooming House
1313 Muln St, between Hroad aad
Spring Streets, ono block east ot
White l'ullcnn Hotel, Klamath' Falls,
Oro Mj.jo
More than 14,000,000 women in
suffragu states will bo privileged to
voto for Prosldont next year, even It
tho fedoral suffrage amondmont Is
not carried.
Sho entered tho thoatro. Olossoms
about hor. Tho teasing ohurm of In
censo from a hlddon altar. Music
now. Wistful molodlcs of Ilusula
from distant strings. A flute lipped
by un Oriental and neighbored by
l:arf) and violin. '
Love notes caino from rood and
Hi rings and wood, leading to tho hyp
notic flow of symphony orchostra In
Pit.
Then a man nppoared. Unllko any
sho had ovor seen on Iloston's thor
oughfares. Flowered robo, young,
hnndsomo. A man who could lovo
without staining. Then anothor man.
And then a girl.
On velvet fields of bluo, touched
now with shyest pink of lovo, nnd
then tho purplo flow of psslon.
Sho saw thorn move. Her llttlo
woirles drifted uwny on a tldo of
such enchantment sho was snutchod
by muglc from tho drudgery of hor
days.
Tears camo na tears will romo to
women, who know thoy but rest and
refiesh when not born of our own
woes.
Tho sigh of moonlight In a lover's
room. Then ono final beating of u
templo bell.
Sho bad scon "Drokon Hlossoms"
In tho Colonlul Theatro. Tho most
oxqulslto creation of modorn art.
Tho supromu untortalnment of tho
day.
Hor heart was aglow with under
standing. And bocnuso sho loved all
good men, alio wont out upon tho
crowded thorofaies nnd sho could
n't soo a man on Tromont or Wash
ington streots.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Prospective Ford Buyers Notice
A special letter from tho Ford Motor Company
announces nlno hundred extra cars will bo allotted
to Oregon within tho noxt thirty days. Wo would
suroly appreciate your order now so wo can rccelvo
our portion of this allotment In Klamath territory
and lnsuro Immodlnlo dollvory according to date of
your ordor. Call in porson or phone and o win
bo glad to explain our plan so everybody can havo
a Kord car with now starter equipment at once.
Don't ovorlook this opportunity, but place your
order, ovon for a later dollvory, so you won t have
to wait whon you roally need your car.
Wo havo tho now stnrtor and demountable
whools In stock which wo can Install on all late
model cars. Windshield Cleaners, Weed Chains,
rtobes, H. & D. Shock Absorbors.
A now Block of accessories Just In.
Lot jib overhaul your car whllo tho snow Is fall
ing. Ho ready when tho sun Bhlncs,
DANNER-PATTY MOTOR CO.
No. 123 Sixth St. Phone 427
The Herald tells you today's new.s today not tomorrow.
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WHEN A WORKING MAN
wants an overall he usually selects from the bes
ones those that are going to give him the se 1 vice, i
our stock we take pride in telling him that the ovt
all of today is none other than the Famous i Jonaus,
which are all that the name implies. Made uw
heavy material in full cut and high back. iney.
roomy and never bind, with front swing ing PJ e
and two hip pockets; also the patented neve i. m
your-rule-or-pliers pocket. We have them in an
81 DON'T SAY OVERALL WHEN ASKING FOR
THEM, CUT SAX
yon UNION MADE Myjp.
Bold exclusively nt our toro
K. Sugarman
"I ain't mad at nobody"
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