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MONDAY, JANUAHY, 17, 1021.
Mrs. MacSwiney Returns
Slayer of American
IT'S BEER!
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
To Be Courtmarttaled
WASHINGTON. Jan 17. Tho
Tin? STAR
Living a doulilo Ufa Isn't nny moro
Btronuous than playing a doublo part
on tbo Btngo,or In n picture particu
larly If tho nctor or actress liavo tlio
gift of nctually "living tho pnrt."
.Tho most subccssful stage and screen
stars havo reachod fame only aftor
having succeeded In stopping out of
their llrcs completely and living In
the parts thoy play.
William Favorsham, famod star of
tho spoken drama, will appoar In
"Tho Man Who LoRt Himself," nt the
Star thoatro Tuesday. This Is the
first of a sorlos of Selznlck pictures
In which Mr. Paversham will bo star
red. "Tho Man Who Lost Hlmsolt" Is
an unusual picture in which It was
necessary for Mr. Favorsham to play
two roles.
'I am' thankful' said Mr. Faver
enara, "that- oho character dropped
out early In tho play."
Mr. Favcrsham Is ono of thoso ar
tists who lives In tho part ho Is ptay
ilig.' To charigo suddenly from a
stranded American to tho rolo of an
English Earl, and then back again,
was an accomplishment at onco dif
ficult and wearing, Mr. Favorsham,
however; accomplished tho task with
wondorful success.
Presbyterian Sunday
School Workers Will
Convene Tomorrow
Sunday school teachors and work
ers of tho Presbytorlan church will
tneot to discuss plans for tho com
ing year's work tomorrow afternoon
and ovenlng at tho church, announc
es tho Ilov. B.-Pi'Lawrenco. The pas
tor extends an' earnest Invitation to
nil teachers and workers of other con
gregations and alt Interested In Sun
day school work to, attend.
Outsldo men who will participate
in tho program are. the Rev. John
iW. Hoyt of Ashland, Sunday school
missionary for southern Oregon,, and
ho Rev. Wlalter Van Nuys of Port
land, stato director of religious ac
tivities. x
Two sessions-will bo held, one be
ginning at 2:30,;in the afternoon, tho
ther at 7:30, In the evening.
rilESnYTKRIAN PASTOR ASK8
BOYH TO COME EAULY
The boys who havo been meeting
Monday evenings at the Presbyter
Ian church for a social hour are re
quested by tho Rev. E. P. Lawrence
to come tonight at 6:45 In order that
tho meotlng may bo over In time to
afford opportunity!; attend' the
Methodist evangelistic meetings' for
those who desire to go.
Are you trying to make
an apartment look like
home? '" "
A Navajo Rug will
add thaV touch of
brightness to a dreary
room.
See them at
THE GIFT SHOP
709 Main Street
Till! L1HEKTY '
"Tho Best of Luck," a plcturlzn
tlon of tho eolohrated Drury Lane
molodrama by Cecil Raleigh and
Ucnry Hamilton, presented by an nil
star cast, Is announced as tho photo
play foaturo at tho Liberty theatre
tonight.
"Tho Rest of Luck" was converted
to tho silver shoot by Screen Classics,
Inc., and Is roleased by Metro. Upon
Us Btago presentation nt tho Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, London, In 1017,
tho play was described by British
critics as containing moro realistic
effects nnd moro thrills than nny
molodrama that has over been pro
duced bctoro In that thoatro.
Don't oven trust your best friend
to do your proposing for you
Do that llttlo Job yourself or well,
Just see "Tho Beloved Villain" whon
It coraos to tho Liberty thoatro Tues
day. 400 ACRES OF MERRILL
RANCH UNDER WATER
(Special to Herald)
, MERRILL, Oro., Jan. 17. Four
hundred acres of tho Haskln ranch
Is undor water, or rathor undor Ico,
for when tho water reccdod thero
remained an ico surface which pre
vented tho cattle from foedlng on
tho land. This ranch is under lease
to Charles Shuke, and is located at
tho mouth of Lost river. Tho last
storm brought tho river up to 5
feet.
The mild weather is expected to
exorcise an effect upon tho hay mar
ket, thero being much surplus hay
in this section.
Small bands of sheep aro bolng
brought into this section to food and
proparo for tho lambing season.
Mrs. T. II. Jolly camo down from
Klamath Falls Sunday to visit her
husband and son at tho'homo ranch
near here. i
Tho Merrill-Klamath Falls high
way Is In good condition with the
excoption of a few places, which aro
bolng graveled. About a mllo is
closed. l (
Feeding in tho lava1' beds Is said
to bo good, according to local sheep
men. D. P. McAullffp brought In
his sheep for a week, but kept them
only until tho storm lifted.
Evangelist Draws
Large Crowds to
Methodist Church
'Large audiences at both morning
and ovenlng meotlngs at the Moth'
odlst church yesterday hoard Dr,
George Bennard, noted Chicago
evangelist, in two strong sermons.
The morning topic was "Where There
Is No Vision the Peoplo Perish" and
the ovenlng subject was "Sin is a
Burdon and a Weight."
Dr., Bennard Is the author of tho
sacred song "The Old Rugged Cross,"
released jthls month on the Victor
records, and among tho musical sel
ections at last night's meeting this
song, sung by tho author, was a fea
ture. The evangelist will be here for ser
eral weeks, holding meetings each
evening at 7:45 at tbo Methodist
church. Yesterday morning's ser
vices were attended by a crowd that
filled the auditorium and In tho
evening the crowd overflowed the
auditorium and nearly filled the
league rooms adjoining.
' WEATHER REPORT
OREGON' Tonight and Tuesday,
rain.
(fyfiowing at tke.
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ANNETTE KELLERMAN
IN
WHAT WOMEN LOVE
In her Mile a .Minute Comedy Drama of "On Land, Be
) nnni'ii'tim flea nnd in the Air." Smiles. Lauslu). Scares
and Sensations so numerous you'd not be ablo to count
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Crowds of singing children, wearing sashes of Sinn Fein colors, and
Bcorcs of Irish sympathlieri wero at tho pier to say goodbyo when Mrs
Murlol MacSwInoy, wlfo of tho lato mayor of Cork, sailed for Irolandon
tho U. S. ship Panhandlo" Stato.
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Personal Mention
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C, R. Jdrdan, a lumberman of Chll
oquln, Is hero on business today.
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Tom Lynch is up from Merrill on
matters of business.
Charley Johnson went to San Fran
cisco yesterday on business connect
ed with his repair shpp.
A. R. Hughos, of Fort 'Klamath,
Is 111 of pneumonia, but is reported
to bo getting along as well 8s can be
expected. l
EarlrBrown camo down from Bo
nanza. Ho was accompanied by Dan
Drlscoll and "Bill" Irwin, who aro
hero for tho purpose of urging the
construction of the proposed market
road through Bonanza.
The White Pelican hiking club en
Joyed Its weekly hlko yesterday,
tholr route leaving toward ChJloquln
Now members are constantly Joining
the club, and many good times aro
contemplated.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Campbell, of
the Lakevlew route, left for Arllng'
ton, California this morning, and ex
pect to be gone about three months.
Thoy aro making tho trip with n vlow
to Improving Mrs. Campbell's health.
Peter McDonald, who was recent
ly injured, will soon bo out of the
Klamath General hospital reports
Dr. Cravor, his physician. A. R,
Hughes of Ft. Klamath is undor Dr.
Crayer's caro in the hospital, serious
ly 111 with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer' Hosklns have
returned from a vacation trip of
throe weeks spent In several Callfor
nla points, and aro enthusiastic
over their trip. Now that-the young
folks have returned Mr.' and Mrs.
Henry Bolvln, parents of Mrs. Hos-
gins, will take tholr vacation, hav
Ing planned to leavo for southorn
California tomorrow morning.
We make your old shoes look like
new In our repair dopartment. mauley-Evans
Shoe Shop. ' 17
HARTSOUGH-DEKARR
Ross E. Hartsough, lumberman,
and Mrs. Mae DeKarr woro married
by Justice of the Peace Gahagan
Saturday afternoon. Thoy will re
side In this city.
TOMORROW
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM
IN
THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF
And tho Hth Episode of THE LOST CITY
Ladlosl wo can put you on any
color French hoels you desire.
Bradloy-Evans Shoo Shop. 17
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WANTS F13JERAL JOn
F, P. Light of Lakdvlow trying to
get an oppolntmont as rocojver for
the Lakevlew Land office, according
to mo L,aiceview examiner
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Steaks, Crops, N' overythuf,, Owl
Cafe. 17-22
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WOULD APPEAL SPECIAL
WAR TIME MEASURE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 A house
resolution proposing the ropeal of
most of tho spoclal war tlmo meas
ures has been approved by tho sen
ate Judiciary committee. Under the
committee amendment tho operation
of the food and fuel contract would
be continued.
Good Coffee? I'll say so. Owl
Cafe. 17-22
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WEATHER RECORD I
Jnpnncso Bontry who shot Lloutonnnt
Laugdon at Vladivostok nnu who
gave u version of tho nffalr coincid
ing with tho Btntomout of tho doad
offlcor, hnB boon recommended for
courtmnrtlal.
Soldiers Held on
Lynching Charge
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 17.
Elevon national guard memliors nro
In Jail horo charged with lynching
William' llnlrd, a minor, nt Jnspor
Thursday night. Tho nrrost followed
nn alleged confession by n taxlcnli
driver of tho part ho took, In which
ho named tho Boldlors, Balrd had
been nccused of killing a national
gunrd private aftor tho latter had
killed Balrd'a father-in-law.
MARKET REPORT
PORTLAND, Jan. 17. Cntllo
steady; hogs lowor, prlmo mlxod,
$11 to J11.75; Rhoop firm to higher;
eggs and bttttor firm.
Eat Moro Pay Less. Owl Cato.
17-22
ROLAND II. MAHANEY
TO OX) TO GENEVA
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. Roland
B, Alahnmoy, n solicitor of tho do
partmont of labor, has boon appoint
ed by tho president as Amorlcan rop
rosontnttvu to tho International com
mission of Immigration which will
meet In Gcnova at a data to bo fix
od by tho International labor offlco
of the loaguo of nations.
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This natlvo woman Is a familiar
figure at Bridgetown race-track'.
Burbados, British West Indlos. SIio'h
a" traveling bar carries a tank of
bcor on her head nnd sells it by tho
mugful.
Nowly remodeled and clon. Owl
Cafo. 17-28
Horeattor Tho Horald will publish
tho mean and maximum tempera
turds and precipitation record as tak
on by tho U. S. Reclamation oorvlce
station. Publication -will covor tho
day previous to tho paper's Issue, up
to S o'clock of tbo day.
Pre
Max. Mia. clpltatlon
Jan 1 40 27
Jan 2 45 36 23
Jan 3 43 37
Jan 4 ........ 4S 33
Jan E 31 27 80
Jan 6 25 4
Jan 7 39 17
Jan. 8 21 13
Jan 9 .. . 31 13
Jan 10 82 14
Jan 11 29 7
Jan 12 30 20 07,
Jan 13 39 30
Jan 14 34 25
Jan 15 40 26
Jan 16 35 34
Your shoes repaired at our shop
go out looking llko now ones, Bradley-Evans
Shoo Shop.
You get quality shoe repairing at
our shop because wo have tho pro
por machinery and tho largest stock
of material to do It with. Bradley
Evans Shoo Shop. 17
LIBERTY THEATRE
"Always the Best for the Liberty Guest"
TONIGHT
Our Sunday attendanco placed tho stamp ot approval on
"THE BEST OF LUCK"
and wo aro holding this plcturo over today, so that all Klamath
Falls may havo a chanco to aoe this thrilling melodrama. Tho star
Is Jack Holt, whom many ot you know during his rosldonco in
Klamath Falls.
YOU WILL ENJOY
Hie Airplane Chase!
Tho Death IUde on a Motorcycle!
Tho Descent In n Submarine!
Tho thrilling fight at tho' Kottom of the Bra!
TOMORROW
Clover and beautiful Wanda Hawloy In
"HER BELOVED VILLIAN"
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Items in Rubber
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"Wearever"
Hot Water Bottles
Fountain Syringes
Breast Pumps
Infant Syringes
Rubber Gloves
Rubber Tubing
Important as you readily concede these
items to be, they are quite indispensable
now when stocks and assortments are so
complete and qualities are so new and
fresh and when prices are made to satisfy
the most discriminating and economical
buyer. We have never been able to show
a nicer line of rubber goods never had a brand as world famous
as this. We haven't been able to quote these low prices for
three or four y ears past and altogether there is many an oppor
tunity now for better purchases in rubber and many a sincere
assurance that you cannot get better quality or lower prices than
right here right now.
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