. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '
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Leading Clothiers
THE STAR
Will Rogers plays Old Hutch, tho
laziest man la" tho laziest vlllago
In tho world. Tho 'most stronu
ons thing ICutch over did was
to 'extract tobacco raonoy from
lils work-ridden wife. A mysterious
ailment of tho nock provontedhla en
gaging In any thing. remotely rcsomb-
MondaleTheater
Tonight
Pantages Vaudeville
Two Big Acts
Five People
I" Also Harry Carey 'In
' "BEYOND -THE4 LAW"
and Margery ""Wilson In
Tho Law of tho Great Northwest"
and a Good Comedy
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COMING SUNDAY
Mabel Normand In
"MICKEY"
Ing labor, but he was atilo, by an al
most supor-human effort, to drag
hlmsolt to, tho river bank on sunny
days to fish for mythical trout. '
It was on ono of those excursions
that Hutch collided with tho miracle
that changed his llfo. Ho nooded
worms, and dug up Instoad a tin box
containing fifty one-thousand dollar
notes tho fruits of a bank robbery
In Vlcksburg. Tho bank robber mado
a tactical error In burying his loot
upon the, exact spot wtiere Hutch was
wont to recllnp his weary longth on
sultry aftornoons, u s5U
Hutch, olqctrlflod by his find, does
somo Intensive! thinking. Ho knows
If ho over flashedsja thousand dollar
no'to in the village, tho natlvos would
clap him behind Iron bars Just ts
soon as' thoy could docontly rovcovor
from the shock. So ho decides to bo
como respectablo, work, save, and
thus proparo. thorn for his wealth.
The astonlshmont of his wife and
children at sight of Hutch plowing a
field and otherwise comporting him
self like a diligent fanner will only
be equalled by tho astonishment of
the audience. And tho story of how
he becomes rospectable, industrious
and honest Is a story that for
surprise, for pathos and for. genuine
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WOOD
'The thing ou Want to know about wood Is this.
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Our 'ten years oxperlonco In tho fuel business has taught us that
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
The Inimitable Win Rogers
in . .
"I4AMFQT HIJTPH" 1
The story of this HOMELY MIRACLE makes what wo
think is the finest comedy ever shown in this city and ,
greatest uciiub ui uiy ttiar. ,
ENID BENNET in "HAIRPINS"
This dainty star in one of her usual BRIGHT COM
EDY DRAMAS,
flth RnlsndR of "Thn Lngt Cltv" and a KOOd comedy
Remember the show starts at 7:15 so come early and I
don't miss, anything. I
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"TUB COPPERHEAD
A ninrv nf the CIVIL WAR DAYS, starrlne Lionel
Barrymore and it Is classed with any big picture oyer,.
proaucegy , ( t- t ? ; . 4 , ?
entertainment has never before boon
equalled upon tho screen. Enid Ben
nett will also bo seen in ono of hor
Intost comedy-dramas ontltlod "Hair
pins." j
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Persons subscribing . for papers
through tho Klamath Falls News
Agency pleaso call at storo and sottlo
for samo. I will have no collector. A.
H. Halo. 26-28
Thoro will bo a foot Specialist at
K. K. K. Storo January 20th to
29th Freo Examinations and Ad
vice. 26-28
Do your Foot Hurt seo tho foot
Specialist at K. K. K. Store Janu
ary 26th to 29th. 2Q-23
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tho auspices of tho Musical Study
Club. .Mrs. Mills, president of tho
club, talked to Miss Voldlsch, his
western manager, from Medford this
morning and reports that Godow-
sky's concort thoro last night was a
wondorful succoss. Mr. Godowsky
rosponded graciously to numerous
oncoros and tho nudlenco was boatho
to loavo when It was over.
Mr, GodowBky Is bringing a Knabo
piano tuner with hi mwho will put
tho Instrument In porfect condition
beforo tho concert.
Tho doors of the Scandinavian hall,
corner of Walnut and Ninth stroots
will bo openod at 7:30 p. m. and tho
concort will bogln at 8:18. No ono
will bo soatcd during tho playing of
tho numbers. Thoro aro no resorvod
seats but tho hall is so largo that all
will bo assured of finding good scats.
Fritz Krelslor, giving his first New
York rocltal of tho season, paid a
compliment to Leopold Godowsky by
using, tho pianist's composition
"Welnorlsch" on his program. Inj
commencing on this concert, H. T.
Flnck said In tho "Evening Post,"
"Uodowsky's 'Welncrlsch' evoked tho
ayini yi otiiuuen, iuuuur uuu iuui
wuuid oirauss lamiiy. hub jiw.u
mado Its mark with the audlonco."
In tho Brooklyn "Eagle," W. B. Mur
ray said, "Thero Is a mine of music
In Godowsky's 'Wionerisch.' " At tho
most rocont dual appearanco In Now
York of Godowsky and Mox Rosen,
the young violinist played "Wion
erisch" and a waltz by Godowsky,
both of which -wore received with
great enthusiasm.
"The musical leader" in speaking
of his Chicago concert says, '
"His program was one of tho fin
est ever offered in this ! city, but
nothing ho played was moro beauti
ful or more interesting than thai
threo numbers from his own "Trla
kontameron," which make lovely
pieces for concert performances."
Leopold Godowsky, tho celebrated
pianist will arrive In Klamath Falls
tonight and will appear tomorrow
night at tho Scandinavian Hall under
ThorA will, bo a foot Specialist at
K. K. K. Storo January 26th to
29th Freo Examinations and Ad
vice. 26-28
JDooslt pay to have shoes ro pa I rod
100 .times wo say yes Bradley
Evans Shoo Co. ,- . 24-29
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Wortloy's Taxi for sorvlco at Jewel
Cafe. Phono 185. Closed Car. 24-26
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INMAN BROS. BUY TRACTOR
Tho Inman Brothers, enterpris
ing ranchers of the Lost River
country, have purchased an Inter
national tractor from J. S. Mills &
Son, and will prosecute their farm
ing operations this spring nnd
summer on speddier and moro up
to date lines than ever beforo.
MERRILL COUPLE WILL WED
A marrlago llconso was lssuod
yestorday to William E. Hammond
and Miss Leila Duncan, both of
Merrill, Tho young peoplo aro
well-known In tho Merrill com
munlty as woll as in other parts of
this section.
Do .your Feet Hurt seo tho foot
apeciausi at n. iv. jv. more uanu
ary 26th to 20th. 26-28
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Wortloy's Taxi for service at Jewol
Cafe. Phone 186. Closed Car. 24-26
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For .quick sonrlco in shoo repairing
see Bradloy-Evnns Shoo Co's repair
Dep'ti 24-29
If the Wood Dealer
Sold Service
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Wo do flotsell current; we sell service. That sounds odd
doesn't It? '
.Well; suppose the wood dealer sold service instead of .wooo) be
would' tend-to ' your 'furnnc and your range, take' away the ashes
and clean the fines. You would' buy so much beat.
Now you buy so much light, although you pay according to "the
current you consume. But the 'Servicers performed for you Vy tills
company at tbe substations and power plants.
That Is what we want to gl ve, you efficient, service. , It Is tbe
Jm of tills company to have none' but satisfied customers. 'No
Batter what it is,-if you have a grievance, or are 'dissatisfied about
your bin or do sot understand -our rates," please come la and see
us or write as about it.
If yoH have any suggestions to 'make, we 'will gladly avail 'oar
selves of them as our aim Is constantly toi Improve our; service to
you m fast aa tbe development of science and human ability permit)
NEW TODAY
PELICAN HAY BUS
Faro 25c each way
Loaves Rex Cafo Loaves Pelican City
7:45 a. m. 8:00 a. m.
12:45 p. m. i:oo p, m.
5:00 p. m. 5:30 p. in.
Iterkard Rent Service
Phono 77
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WANTED A small furnlshod apart
mont or houso. Addross L. J. Hor
old offlco. 26
WANTED A room in prlvato fam
ily for a young woman. AuMross L.
J. Herald offlco. 26
FOR SALE Ono Klolber truck
first class .mechanical condition
will tako $600.00 cash, tho rest In
monthly paymonts Soo Max Weiss,
Army Goods Storo. 26-29
FOR SALE: Good cook stovo, $20.
338 Seventh St. 26-28
Will partlos who found school
boy's snocUclos in caso kindly call
406 R. Howard. 20
FOR RENT 2 room furnished
apartment Kellogg Houso. 26
UNFURNISHED 3 room apartment
In tho now St. Francis for rent.
Apply,
J. T. WARD & CO.
Wit MiUn Ht.
26-27 ' -Id
WANTED TO EXCHANOE Equity
of $800 In $1600 .dwelling on pav
ed streot for autbmobllo.
FOR SALE Ono aero, houso, largo
barn, chickon houso, flno garden
soil, on pavod strootr Prlco $2500.
$600 cash will handlo. Robt. H. Fry,
123 N, 8th St. Telephone 136Wv
26-27
UNION TAXI GOES
To Pollcnn Bay for 76c.
To Bhlpplngton for 75c.
To Merrill for $7.00.
Good or bad' road. Closod cars. Ex
porloncod drivers. Union Taxi Co,
20-1
FOR 8ALE Two milch cows. Apply.
O'Connor Ranch ono mile bolow
Stukel brldgo. 26-28
Tho Indlos of tho Christian church
will hold a Sliver Tea at tho homo of
Mrs. Trulovo, 421 N. 10th. streot,
Thursday afternoon. Ladlos of church
and frlonds Invited. . . 36
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No One Ever Got Poorer Saving
Did you over hear of a person falling to bo prosper
ous bocauso ho saved I Yet many reach oven tho stato
of povorty through spoculativo Investing.
Tho First National Bank advocates safo and sano in
vestment, but not wlld-cattlng or speculating. Whon
ovor you're not suro of tho difference we'll explain it.
Havings draw interest
and arouHO interest .
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How would you spond this 120 hours!
See how ono strong man used them in
"TWINS OF SUFFERING CREEK"
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