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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY 17, II
UNIVERSAL CORD
Wo arc selling Michelin
Casings and Tubes at
prices little if any higher
than you pay for ordin
ary makes.
Metropolitan Garage
1 lth and Klamath
MONUMENTS
AT THE THEATERS
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l.oulsti (llaum'n porformiinco In .1,
Pnildir Mi-nil Jr.' "Tim I.nno
.Wolf's Daughter," a vivid plclurlza-
Hum ut Louis .losoph Vance's powor
f ii I tory, In liojli poorlos anil, fear
less. In tliu now V. V. Hodklnson
n-loanoi a worthy successor to lior
rqcont world-fumed triumph, "Ha
linra," Mis Glaum I iiffulgent In a
roh) that not only taxes hor hlstronlc
power to Hid limit hut hur courage
a oll. Dangling In mld-alr on a
derrick propel led from an ocian
freighter anil battling with real
II u in i.' art) hut two of tho ilcath iId
tying feat required of tho popular, "l rovorontly ami; nrtltlcaJly
credited with tho photoplay and Fer
dinand Plnnoy Karl wit hlho animat
ed subtitle. Tho work of each In
wonderfully lino. Tho staging of tho
scene I maiitnrly, In photograph
Ink them unusual lighting effects
liuvo been ohtalned and beautiful
tinting ha heen employed, no that
tho scone look les like photo-
KrailiH than painting. Thin, to
Kellior with the fact that tho player
net with dignity anil graco and that
tho costume anil grouping are nr
tlstlr, make thorn far hotter than
tho usual historical or allegorical I
pliturcs In photoplay I
Tim scent- In tho life of tho Savior
nro well handled, Tho Christ I play-
by
kinr in '-Tiin imii Wnir DnuKhtnr." I'lHllp vwi ioan. Anna i.ohr is
sequel to "Tho l.ono Wolf" and Vnutlful and dignified on Mary, Hli
"Palso race," which como to the' mothcr.jln fact, n Ionic list of names
Liberty Theatre Hunday. I'" Playoni who do good work In tho
Tho climax In tho series of historical part of tho picture could
ngnln.t tho beautiful heroine. Honla j1'" Klven If .pace permitted.
MjiuI.a fllmimt. fl lift iinmvnltni? of
" " rj
which make one of tho most thrll-J . -! IPrtDNIA Mpue
ll.. tnl... ll,t In,. ...i, rnmn frnin ' AlalrVIWlIA HE.VT9
tho pon of tho master of melodramu,
Believe no man who
stretches the truth See
ing is believing. Our
thousands of patrons
arc our best endorse
ment. See our splendid
line now on display.
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Klamath Falls Marble & Granite Works
GEORGE D. GRIZZLE, Prop.
find tho Htar on tho flamo-swopt
roof of tho secret rendezvous of
I'rlnco Victor (Ktlwln Slovens), head
of a desperate band of plunderer.
Victor and hi follower nro trapped
by tho police and when tho last re
port pf tho gun fusillade die down
tho housa.ls seen In Dame with
Honla seeking to aid Michael Lan
yard (Ilortrnm (Iranby), better
known ast ho l.ono Wolf, and who It
develops Is her father, to reach a
Placa of safety. Ho If as bqen wound
nd Jiy Victor and saved from death
when Honla kill the prlnco.
After smashing down a door Sonla
iucccciIs In reaching tho roof only
to find herself In tho flames' path
llnr plight I noticed by Roger Kn--lake
(Thomas Holding), ho fiance.
and leader of tho Scotland Yard men
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HOOD RIVER, July 17. Leroy
Child, superintendent of the Hood
Illvcr experiment station, who mo
tored through lower valley sections.
and made close Investigation of the
upper valley, In company of II. II.
Ilushnell, editor of the Oregon Far
mer, estimates that the Hood River
apple crop the coming fall will reach
2,000,-000 box crop.
EFFICIENCY ' y
DURABILITY and a
LOWER PRICE
Should comment1 r
' THE JOHNSON
MOWER
to you above all other types of mower. Wo are selling them at the
lower prices which prevailed before the present high prices went Into
effect. Surely that means something to on. Discriminating farmers
ore buying them there's a reason.
ALSO A GKNKIIAL LINK OK FARMING MACHINERY
Intent anil Dct T pes
WOOD
Was mighty scarce last winter. It will be just as scarce this
winter, but you can eliminate your winter worries by buying a
WADE DRAG SAW
and sawing ydur own wood now.
EASY TO OPERATE
SAVES TIME and Is '
STRONO AND RELIABLE
Does the work of ten men
EUGENE, July 17. John Drown,
tho Eugene boy who raised a 75-cent
check to $75 and cashed It at a local
newspaper office, has been sent to
the stato Industrial school at Salem,
HOWIE GARAGE
Klamath Falls, Agent
MAR8HFIELD, July 17. John
Hear, one of the county's oldest resi
dents, died here Monday aged 79. He
i-ngageil In storming tho don of vice came from Finland In 1857 and
Ho has been captured by some of sen ed two years In the United States
Victor's men whllo attempting to j navy during tho Civil war. He lo-
rescuo Honla. Ho kills his captor
and. to escape tho (lames, plunges
from n third story window Into the
Thames, Ho Is picked up by a police
hont, from which ho sees Sonla about
to collapso on tho roof.
Signalling a passing steamer, the
boat Pilot drew his craft
I Mile Menos, who has becomo the I
i WEATHER RECORD "r,,,n of ,hu Kin ot "i- voiicu
result of a romance begun In tholr. ulong-sldo It and Karslake points out
Hi-n-nrti-r tint Herald will publish childhood dnys, I tho daughter of alSonla's peril. Tho freighter soon
tho mean and maximum tempera- Oreok colonel.. As there Is no such make It way closo to tho burning
turr and precipitation record a tak-' thing a msirgantlc msrrlages In t building. Tho crow gets the derrick
rn by tho IJ. H Reclamation service Orceco. n spi-clnl law wilt hate to bojin wurklng order and Karslake
tatlnn. 1'iil.llrullon will rovrr ih' panned beforo tho young woman can, makes hi perilous ascent to the
dav nruvlau tn ilm naner' liiuo uu becomo Queen of tho Hellenes blazing roof. Crabbing Sonla and
to 6 o'clock of that day.
Max.
July 1 85
July 2 76
July 3 71
July i 78
July 5 . 88
.July ......... 87
July 7 PI
July 8 91
July 9 93
July 10 85
July 11 . 72
July 12...... 69
July 13 04
July 14 75
July 15 83
July 18 . 83
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OK PKTITION KOIt DIHCIIAIM2K
AM DIHTItlllimoN
mVIHK FOLK KIND
TO POOH t'llll.DHKX
1IEHNK. Swltterland, Juno 30,
(Ily Mall.) no hundred thousand
of tho poor and underfed children of
Europe have so far been given vaca
tions of four to six weok In Swiss
home, Most of the children came
from Austria and flormany.
In tho County Court ot tho Stato of
Oregon, for tho County of Klamath.
In tho Mutter ot tho KitaU) of Emll
Kllese, Deceased.
Notlco I horoby given that C. F.
Stono, as administrator of tho cstato
of Emll Klleso, deceased, ha ren
dered and presented for settlement,
his final account ot tho administra
tion of said estate, and filed a peti
tion for approval .of same, distribu
tion ot said estate and for discharge
of administrator, and that July 20,
1920, at tho hour ot 10 o'clock a. m
In tho courtroom of said Court, at
tho courthouso In tho City of Klam
ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon,
has been fixed by said Court as tho
time and place for the settlement of
said account and the hearing of said
petition, at which time and place any
person Interested In said estate may
appear and file exceptions In writing
to tho said final account, contest the
same, and show cause, It any thore
be, why final distribution ot said
estate should not bo mado, and tho
administrator discharged.
Dated this 19th day ot June, 1920,
C, F. STONE.
Administrator ot said Estato.
Juno 21-28-6-12-19
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Klamath Falls 1
the now unconscious Lanyard from
tho path of tho flames, Karslake
drags the two to tho narrow hoist
and signals the crow to start tho des
cent.
"It Is a far greater thrill than an
nlrplano rldo," ejaculated Miss
Olaum nMcr tho scene was finished,
tho star halng In mind her flight In
n navy seaptano during Fleet Week
on the coast list summer at tho In
flation ot Admiral Hodman. Neither
Holding nor Grauby could find any
thing thrilling to tho stunt, particu
larly tho former, who-had to cling
to tho other's shrinking form all the
way down.
It was an ambitious task the
makers of "Tho Dlrth of a Race"
set for themselves, but they succeed
ed with It, and the result is a truly
great photoplay which will be shown
at the Mondale theatre tomorrow
and Monday. .
The aim was to show tho struggle
nnd triumph ot democracy through
out tho ages, with tho great war as
tho latest and most vivid phaso. To
do this, they divide tholr picture In
to two distinct parts. Tho first half
Is historical and dates back to tho
creation ot tho world. Tho second
halt Is a modern-drama of tho recent
war. Tho two parts are very uirrer-
out In treatment and effect and the
wonder Is that each Is excellent ot
Its kind.
Groat credit should go to John W.
Noble, the director of this produc
tion, nnd to his associates In the
writing of the story, George Frederic
Wheeler nnd Rudolph De Cordova.
They have shown on ability that
amount to genius. Their skill, tholr
sonso ot dramatic values and fine
tastes aro evldont throughout tho en
tire picture.
- The play begins with tho scone of
tho contoronco ot tho Gorman war
lords at which war Is planned. A
visitor, representing the common
peoplo, asks to enter his plea for
poaco. This stranger, who In cos
tume and bearing resembles the
Christ, tells to the war lords the his
tory of humanity from tho time of
creation to the present. Tho stories
are sot forth ot Noah and his ark, ot
the dolugo, tho enslavement ot the
Jows, the carcor of Moses, the sav
ing of his pooplo, tho Romnn. times,
the birth ot Christ, of His trial and
crucifixion. Thcso blblcal stories, aro
portrayed by a sorlcs of roinarknhlo
photographs, nldod by animated and
docoratlvo drawings for subtltlos.
Each' scono Is moro beautiful than
t'lio other. Horbort O. Carleton Is
eati'd In Coos county In 1862 and
conducted various business enter
prises until 13 years ago when he
retired from active life.
FOSSIL, July 17. James Lloyd,
iged 40, died at his home In Fossil
Monday after an illness ot three
weeks. He leaves, besides his widow,
three small children.
Tho national association ot women
osteopathic physicians has started
on Its career with a membership of
2.000.
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At, one time the Ladles of the Bed
chamber were present at tho toilet of
the Queen, but today they are mere
ly ladles-ln-waltlng, with their du
ties confined to attendance on her
Majesty at court ceremonies and on
visits to public places.
Senora Adolfo de la Huerta. wife
of the Provisional President of
Mexico, Is widely celebrated in te
southern republic for her accomp
lishments as well as for her beauty.
She Is a composer and pianist and
an ardent patron of tho opera.
Mile. Agnes Souret, an lS-year-old
miss, has been proclaimed the most
beautiful girt In France. She secur
ed 50,000 more votes than any other
competitor in the contest arranged
by a French newspaper.
, The first woman's association of
commerce was formed-In 1912 at
Chicago.
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