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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH. FALLS, OREGON
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West, nil
In uses.
In tho book of plans
describing our
houses you will Anil
the home you want
ono designed for tho
well-built, comfortable
All of them you can bjilld ourself,
with unskilled labor, at a big saving
over tho uncertain costs of tho or
dinary way
Thero nro houses of all types, from
tho smallest two and three-room cot
tages to big handsome homes of 10
and 12 rooms and all designed on
the "better homo for a reasonable
cost" system.
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Will Wood were lsltors In Klamath'
Kails from Merrill Thursday
Judge C. C llrouer retuniod last
night front a month's visit In San
Francisco, Oakland nnd San Diego
While In San Francisco ho was ad
mitted to practice law In California.
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' Unless Ackley's "Sawdust Club"
wins nil three games, or Haydon's
"Hookies" win all six games that
they have still to play In postponed
contests of the Klks' bowling tourna
iqont, Jester's "Ducks" nro tho win
ners of the tournament, as tho re
sult of winning two out of three
games from tho "Dun's" last night.
Last night's contest was tho last
scheduled match in the ten weeks'
series, but tho threo postponed
games are still to play. Tho Spark
Plugs are tho contenders In nil threo.
They wll probably be rolled Sun
day. '" The Ducks havo a cinch on tying
for first place, and tho club Is prac
tically sure of winning. In order to
tie the leaders, either the Sawdust
Club or the Rookies would have to
Jwjn all games still to play, the
former all three of the contest still
remaining for them and the Rookies
al lis of the two matches In which
they are delinquent.
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Good Automobile will be auctioned . at
6th Street Garage
Tuesday, March 16, at 2:30 P. M.
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A Dramatic Feature in Fire Parts, featuring
ANNA NILSSON and EUGENE STRONG
Also
A Good One-Reel Comedy
"DEEP STUFF"
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A Society Drama in Six Parts, starrjng CHARLOTTE WALKER
The Herald tells you today's news today not tomorrow.
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a tale of Indians and Ipve in the days when the
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Two Reels of Comedy, featuring Billy West
; Sunday; Katheririe McDonald in "The Thunderbolt"
The local committee for Armenian
Relief, which is making a compalgn
for' the county's 2500 quota this
week, baa received, a letter written
by the Rev. W. E. Rambo, former
pastor of the Christian church here,
now doing relief wor kin Armenia,
telling of the daily tragedies that
are part of the experience of the
workers. Here are two paragraphs:
''The day is tilled with tragic Btor
leg and experiences. Here Is ene: A
girl of 12 stands by her little frail
brotner of 8. She came from a town
not tar from Constantinople. The
Turks took the father, with about
100 other men, one night and drove
them two or three hours into the
country and killed them all. They
could not ever reocver the father's'
body. A month later, the mother,
'grandmother and three, little girls,
and the boy were put on the train
and taken, to Konla (ancient Icon-
1um), thence they were driven on
foot by night to a town half way to
Tarsus. During the night the mother
and two little girls were separated
from-the rest, and were never seen-j
again, inej Know noi wneiner mey
ilve or, are dead.JThen 'the grand
mother and-our twd -trudged- on to
Tarsus, but' before reaching that
pjace, the, grandmother's feet became
dwelled so thai she could nbt walk.
She,, told the girl and boy to go on
and try to escape. and she would drop
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my questions had reached the, fiulckir
and looking up from tho typewriter,
I saw the girl break, then the boy,
and then my interpreter (one of our
ypung:,teachets who has, been thru a
inner experience in mo aynan uesen
tb.Xtamascus, being driven at night,
as, had the boy and girl) threw her
self, face into her hands, upon tho
couch -'in my office, and the three
wept aloud Inwardly I cursed tho
civilized world (so called) for per
mitting a tragedy like that, whllo
the nations fiddled and danced and
played politics, and then I swallow
ed' the lump In my own throat and
soothed
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. In Ancient Times
We cut Train with a scythe.
Wc traveled on foot and by ox team.
We used to carry a pocket of money to do
business with.
In Modern Times
We cut grain With a self binder.
We travel by train, automobile or flying
machine.
We keep our money in the bank and carry
a check book.
Pay your bills by check and be up-to-date.
In addition you have a receipt for every
thing you pay.
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Klamath State Bank
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furnished roomj. 705
Main St. 13-16
FOR SALE The best proposition
for working man with family. In
limits of Klamath Falls situated on
paved road, two large mills and good
school close consists of ono whplo
block 'Of land, house, largo barn,
chicken house.' sheds of all discre
tion, fcell, engine pump, tanks, food
cookaft Incubator, horse, hamnu.
saddldtrudk, gurden implements etc.,
kuuu pasture ngm at tno door for
iwo cows, rneai ror chickens and rab
bits, good soil for garden, Irrigate
from well. Price $2500. Small pay
ment, balance like rent. Apply 705
Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore. 1316
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Two complete matinees Sunday, at
nsO'HTKTSiSO p. m. adv.
)WA!fEbWrTwo laborers, steady
worn, iviamatn iron & Hteel
Works. Phone 291 or 205W. 13-lt
LOST. Pair dark colored trousers
wrapped and on way to cleaners,
thought to have been left at somo
store or office early this week. Re
ward. Phone 316. 13
WANTED To buy five or six room
"modern house. Must be In good
condition. Phone 365. 13-19
LOST Small brown leather puna
Containing $2.50 my collection
money. Pleaso return to carrier No. 3
Hprald office. 13-tf
ivANTED Two unfurnished rooms
,ior ngni nouse Keeping. Address
Rooms. Herald office.. 13-15
WANTED Position to care for In
, valid or elderly porson Address
Mrs. I. A. Thresher, Ilox 36. 13-16
WANTED Alfalfa dairy farm, 80 A,
wuii or wimuui siock, unuor uncn,
rio-alkali. Address 210 South 3rd St.
Klamath Falls. 13-6t
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AT THE MOOSE HALL
MARCH 17th
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE EMERALD
CLUB
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED THE
PUBLIC
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
Two completowatlneca jSiraJjiy, at
1:30 and 3:30 p. m. adv.
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Tho Woman's Relief Corn will
meet in regular session on Monday
bfternoo'n, March 15th, at 2:30 In
tti I. O. O. F. Hall.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wa wish to thank our many
frlonds for tholr kindness and sym
pathy during tho illness and death of
our boloved wlfo and mother.
W. D. HARLAN.
FOR HALE
the dear hearts whose
wounds I had to thoughtlessly torn
'One wonders at the fortitude of
those people, children and adults,
wp so recently Jiave returned from
Harrowing exile and bloody massa
cre. They are energetic and deter
mined. They start up again like an
ant's nest that has boon torn up by
a, 'woodpecker which has destroyed
all their larva. They read, study,
sng, establish schools, re-organize
worship, open shop, assemble sheep,
chickens and goats, plant, etc., re
gardless of the ruins near by in
whjch they havo aeon tholr loved
ones killed outright or burned hud
dlod In their homes by a Turkish
mob."
FOR SALE Tho Heral.d will placo
your messago in the hands of over
9,000 readers every night for only
five cents a lino.
160 Aero ranch in tho heart of tho
vallnv. 1C miles from Klnntnth Pnlla
ori the Merrill road. All under fence '
and In cultivation, 33 acres In alfal
fa, good buildings, good water, dally
mall, and good school, for further In
formation call at ranch or address,
M. "J. Deebo, Klamath Falls, Oreg.
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1923 MAIN FOR SALE It Is not a
cheap place, but then did any body
over find anything cheap and good at
the somo time? If ono builds choap,
It Is a cheap house at low price but
by using good material and doing
gpod work one has a good house at
a higher price. 13
POStTION WANTED -As chauffeur
or auto mechanic, 8 years experi
ence, Room 17, Washington House.
13-19
FbR SALE Qentlo young saddlo
'horse and nearly now saddle In
quire G. Fouch, West sldo, near res
orVdlr. 13-18
Wo havo a now supply of incomo
blanks and anyone wishing snmo
may, call and recelvo samo, The
First National Rank,
WANTED Men for ranch work.
'Phono 363, 13-17
LOST Looao .Leaf Mejmorandum
book. Reward. Frank Mf Upp."
13-16
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OF 0T1IE PICTURES"
H. W. POOLE, Owner HARKV IIOREL, Musical Director
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TONIGHT
"THE TIGER LILY"
L Starring MARGARITA FISHER
An absorbing story of the Italian vendetta
Sunday
Dorothy Phillips in "The Right to Happiness"
A wonderfujteory with a wonderful star
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