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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
BATtllDAY, FKDHUARY 28, 1020.
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
OLIVER MOROSCO'S FAMOUS STAGE SUCCfeSS
LOMBARDI, L
Staffing, BERT, LYTELL
. ft 5 W"
IH a""' Ar HBaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaal sao
FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acres.
fine chicken ranch on 1'nclflc High
way 2 1-2 in lien from Grants Pans
Will take Ford car an part payment,
car; terms on balance. A. McDuffco,
Pelican Hay Lumber Co. 27-1
FOIt SALE OH RBNT 30 acres or
land near tewn. Inquire at 732,
.Mum st. jn-w
Bert Lytell vLombarcli, LicT
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TWO MATINEES SUNDAY-AT 1:30 AND 3:30 P. M.
THE LIBERTY
l'OH BALE New and itrlc.iV mod
ern six room bungalow on pare
mrnt with big burner lot. Linoleum.
shades, screens and indirect light?
already in place, immediate posses
ion. Terms. Chllcoto & Hmitfi, 033
Main St. Phone fie "-2C-l
FOIt SALE New 0 room plastered
bungalow, completely furnished,
two large porches, half basement. A
.nifty Httlo home well equipped on
paved street largo lot, must have
money. Call 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. or 5
p. m. to 7 p. m. 739 9th st, 26-3
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TUIJS IiAKK ITKMS.
4 T
, Miss Hatch started Sunday morn;
l'n for Los Angeles, called thoro by
the serious Illness of her sister.
Russell CrandaU and Carr Dalton
spent the week end at the home ot
the latter. ,
Joe Culbcrtson has surprised the
people of the community by announc
ing his marrlago. Mr. and Mrs. Cuf
bertson nro living on tho homostcad,
Mr. Bramhall has gono to Port
land, Ho expects to return with a
drovo of cattle.
Amos Book is running a tractor
for Mr, Ilramfaall on the lake prop
erty1 ho has rented.
THIEVES THRIVE
UNDER NEW ORDER
1IJ3UMN, Jan. 25. (By Mnll)k
Tho Ilolshovlk Idea that tbo other
fellow ought to be compelled to sliaro
his property even If ono must resort
to theft to obtain It scorns to actuate
nomo ot Berlin's thlovcB, Two flls
tors, servants of n well-to-do family
in Hanover who recently stolo 40d,
000 marks worth of valuables from
their employers declared, when ar
retted, that they felt It was perfect
iVrlght, under the new ordar of
thing's "to toko a share In the pfop
$&ot .those b,sf(paeJ.';
Largo quantities, of jewelfa and
vafuablp articles are being stolen in
Berlin. Servants, are often tho of
fenders and frequently are captured
becauso they are amatqurs.
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JEWISH ML'HKUM IN
JKKL'HALKM READY.
LONDON, Jon. 20. (By Moll )
Palestine Museum has finally been
established In Jerusalem and Is
ready for public Inspection. Hereto
fore It wa part of tho Boznlel School
of Arts and Crafts, founded by the
Zionists. Inaugurated only about 14
years ngo It already contains more
than 3,000'oxhlblts. Jewish artists In
all countries novo now como forward
with promises of assistance In the
form of pictures and sculpture.
In (ho Island of Formosa" dogs'
foot nro considered a groat delicacy.
The Rex Cafe
s Special Sunday Dinner
$1.00
"' " . Crab Flako Cocktail
Soiip f
' " Chicken Okra with nice
' - ItellshcH -?
'! ' Jtlpo Ollvoa DlUPlckloa, '
Hnlnd
Lottuco andEgg ' '
,
Cholco of
Young Chlckon" Frlcasseo a la Peasant
Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Londonderry ' " ',
Roast Young Klajnath Turkoy, Celery Dressing,-,
' aiblet aravy
Vegetables
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Mashed Potatoes Now Cauliflower au Gratln
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" ' , Cholco of , !
Jvomon Blanc Mango "J Hubbard Squash PIo
Hot Mlnco PIo '
Coffeo
Tea
Milk
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AT THE THEATERS
Today Is the fast opportunity that
movlo lovers will have, to see Henry
B. Walthall ha the greattPJoneer pJoJ
ture, 'The Long Arm 'of Mknnlater,"
at the Jlberty Theatre.
Henry B. Waithall, who bos scored
a hundred triumphs since his ap
peaYance In "The Birth of a Nation,"
haa In the role of the hero of this
romantic and mysterious film play
tbe greatest part he bas ever played.
Tho story Is based upon the bril
liant novel by E. Phillips Oppenhelm
and tells of the experiences of George
Manntster, a rich young man, who Is
nlmost ruined by a band of high
s6clety sharks, and in nddltlon sees
his wife desert him tor one of his
enemies.
For two years he trails the guilty
pair across the land and tho sea and
finally overtakes them near death In
the midst ot a sand storm on tho de
sert, ,Hero ho learns tho Identity of
the. men responsible for his misfor
tunes, and, leaving tho woman and
the man who stolo her to their fate,
ho returns to civilization. Ono by
one tho men and women who plotted
his debtructiou are caught In tho
merciless grip ot his long arm and
nro either driven to death or dishon
or. Tho tnlo ends happily with tho for
gleuess of his wlfo.
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As its speclol fcutu,ro attraction.
Liberty Thentro will prosent "Lom
bard!, Ltd.," tho Scrcon Classics, Inc.,
supcr-pioductlon, with Bort Lytell as
the star, for n run of two days, be
ginning Sunday. ''Lombard!, Ltd.,"
Is variously described ns a fashion
show, a girl show nnd a highly di
verting comedy drama of tho screen,
with tho star In tho unusual and In
teresting role of a malo modlsto.
Frodorlc nnd Fanny Hatton, most
gifted of Amerlcnn collaborators,
wore responsible for tho original
I stogo play of "Lombordl, Ltd.," from
which the photoplay was made. On
tho stngq It wns presented by Oliver
Morosco nnd ran for a season In Now
York nnd moro than a year on tho
road.
Most of the ncUon transpires In
tlip swagger Fifth Avonuo dress
making ostnbllshmenttof Tito Com
bardl, nn eccentric" .Itnllon gonitis
whoso artistic tendencies exceed his
business ncumen, and who ffnds him
suit In dlro straits and facing bank
ruptcy becauso his fulth In human
nature has mado him too 'easy' with
defrauding customors.
AHco Lake, Juanito Hansen And
Verd Lewuj: havoi leading feminine
roles in tho .'production. Other beauti
ful young) i-women; in the casty.are
Tnea Tbpt. Ann May, Jean; Acker,
Virginia Caldwell Golda ' Madden,
and Patricia H'anhbn, the lda't tftree
being goWn' models of tho '-'perfect
36" variety. Joseph Kllgour, George
McDaniel 'and John Steppling have
the remaining supporting parts in
the male "Contingent.
June Mathls adapted the Hattons.'
play 'to th6 screen. Jack Conway.dlr
ected the production, which was
made under the personal supervision
of Maxwell Karger, Screen Classics,
Inc., t Director General. The art In
teriors were designed and executed
by M. P. Staulcup, special technical
director fbmho production.
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The Chinese are very fond ofjaa
extraordinary dish called "mllhl,",
which is mado of live new-born mice.
dipped in honey. iffi. J
"Goodesy" is not a disease or a'
new relleion. It's lust thn name
which In clvnn in thn rpIotipo whtoW
. ,
occupies itself in measuring thej
earth.
FOIt SALE Six room modern home.
Ono squaTO from pavement.
Terms. Phono 1C7. 25-28
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOH SALE 'For cash, A home com
fort range. Phone 4G0J. 27-1
FOB. SALE High grndo upright
piano In good condition, cash or
terms. Vinters Jewelry Store. 27-28
FOIl SALE A few second hand.
, phonographs In good condition.
Slightly usedi Winters, Jewelry Store.
27-28 v
FOR. SALE Fine oak, late model,
roll top office desk. Pboae 1G7.
26-28
FOR SALE Three wagons, one 20
H. P. 2300 volt motor, one truck.
Klamath Ice & Storage Co. Phone
58. 26-2
FOR SALE Used cars, 1917 Elgin.
, Imperial Garage. , 25-tf
FOR SALE '7 good milch cows, I
bull address Box 383, Klamath
Falls.
'24-1'
FOR SALE Good, clean restaurant
and ' small grocery business, stock
and fixtures also lease. Sickness
cause ot telling; 1122 Main St.
V24-28
FOR SALE A. double drawer Na
tional Cash register. Just like new.
Rex Cafe. -- 12-tt
FOR SALE Leading make3. Phono
graphs. Pianos, , Records. EarJ
Shepherd, '50 r Main' 8t. 24-tf
h FOR RENT QRXEASE
FOB, RENT Two rooms.
632 Oak St. Phone 4 51 J.
Call at
27-1 f
FOR RENT 2, large furnished
rooms for housekeeping, 1313
Main. Phone 471. 26-tf
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u r MISCELLANEOUS
CITY GARBAGE-When yon want
garbage removed call b2J.
You may have had onough fire In
surance two or three years ago, but
havd you enough today7
Wo aro Btlll writing Insurance at
the same old pre-war rates. Call at
633 Main St. or phone CC. Chllcoto
& Smith. - 27-1
Six million feet ot-yellow pine for
sale or party with saw. mill to cut
same. Good location', plenty of water
close to railroadman- .Schneider
ranch, Address P. O. Box 503, Klam
ath, Falls. , " " 27-4
If yon have trouble' In getting1 your
repairing done promptly, Try '"Win
ters Jewelry Store. 27-2fr
TONBCLEAR-i-LlnIId makesioldire
cords,,llkou new,Earl Shepherds.
50rMa n.St,"' "
241S
Seo Ha'rry Telford for1 -Tra'ctof
Plowing, Hay Chopping and SIlo-'FllN
Ing. -- '" r-J'
17-19-21-23-25-28
PHONE r PEYTON for wood, 187
Printing, Stationery and office
supplies. Pioneer Printing and Sta
tionery company. 126 Main St. 9-tf
See Winters and see better. 27-28
LOST AND FOUND
WANTED
EXPERIENCED WOMAN Camp cook
Wnt3 work in Lumber or Logging
camp. Address F Herald Office.
27-28
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for saIe.'State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn. , (Sat.)
WANTED Girl to work in kitchen
as cook's assistant. Pkone 57J.
Klamath pen'J Hospital. 26-tf
Mm In ihn mnrlrat f nr tha Titir-
nHniiA if a R nr R rnnm TinilSR. CloM
in furnished or unfurnished. If yo
nave somviaioK xuuutsru uuu .uwv
would like to bear from you. State
nfxi afid -1if-affnn 1n-V1rRt lntter and
don't answer naleaeyon have a bari
gain. Address J.neraio omce. a-
WANTED At, once, -4 or 5 room
ftrnlsned apartment. Kesponsioia
pedple will furnish reference. Tel.
449. D. L Bundy, Care State High
way Dep't... , 25-28
WiWTED-l-To'Tea.i a'good irrlgnt-
. M Jam WUO.Sipca, (ma Hrauw
Io'kJ vrwwl "rrnripnrAi1 tnln. Can
giTM.'i&d references, Address Jl A.
BaWlffa; Klamath Falls, Ore. 24-3
Plaining Mlli hands", bf all kinds.
Carpenter for bench work and outside.
Sticker man ' z
Draiichtsman .
Turnlr -r
Band sawyer . . J
Sash and doormen -j
Cabinet makers , ;"
Mkeside Imraber uo.'
Klajatath ATenue'and Center SL
Phone 128 -
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notieeby PrcsidenL.'V" 28
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WO WISH lU,inauK.'luo llicuun.wuu
bo wnuiy assiHiuu ua uunus ihd .
ness 'arid ddathbjf "ourtwlpved son
and hrotheri. f..f ?",
MR. AND MR8R, FBEASLEY
,AND FAMILY
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Jewel Cafe
R.C.I.PA:, pK No. 459
Retail aettention?
Important Meeting on
Tuesday, Marai 2, 1920
PleasetAttend
l By OraerjYPresident
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A machine has-been constructed
by which an armless .man can feed
himself, opernto'n '"typewriter, and
even mend boots by means ot his
toes.
Special Sunday Dinner, $1.00
MENU
;
SOUP
, Cream of Chicken with Rice
REIilSHKS"
f Dill Pickles Ripe Olives
, SAIiAD
' j Shrimp Salad ,
FISH
Tendorloin of Sole
Cholco of
Fried Spring Chicken, County Gravy
Roast Young Turkoy, Sago Dressing ,
VEGETABLES
Mashed Potatoes String Beans
DESSERT
Choice ot
English Plum Pudding, Hard and Vanilla Sauco
, Mince and Pumpkin PIo ' '
' i Tea , Coffee Milk
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JEWEL CAFE
610 Main st. '
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AN IMPORTANT
CONFERENCE
Delegates from the Pacific
States aro at Washington
urging 'federal appropria
tion for roads, and asking
legislation that will aid in
this important form of de
velopment. This Is the
most vital problem of tho
day, ' as its development
will tend to reduce the high
cost of living it the roads
to be improved are paved
with
WARREN1TE-
B1TULITHIC
WARREN BROS. CO,
All main Klamath Falls,
a rants Pass and Ashlan1'
I' streets are paved w(
,k Wnrronite - Bitullthie,
over 10 yearn iu servli
ORDER NOW
SEED
Murphey'is Feed & Seed St
126 Sooth Sixth St. '' J Phoi
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