.jijunnwa 11 i mm ii. MONDAY, JANUARY .11, 1021. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAQK FHOHT 't Far From the Toil and Strife I NEW TODAY fflggg; I.OHT School boys nliiAHoit--ln rniui. Plonso call 40011. ,11-1 r isfesx: -sejpee iffiSvi Melody Maids Are Classy Entertainers Six vivacious, capablo maids, rightly named tlio "melody maids," held tlio rapt attention ot sovoral full ho a Acs In tlio Mondalo thea tre yostordny nftcrnoon and even Inc. Each of tlio Mx cms is a tar they nro fluto, violin, clarinet and piano be ing played with equal facility. Kach la a clever dancer, also. Tlio girls havo good voices, too, ono ot them being nwoy abovo tho average Tlio pictures shown were up to their usual stnndard. Theso entertainer will bo hero all this week, nnd will present scmcthlng now every day. Com ing directly from tho big circuits, they havo a decidedly now lino of stunts, and as It would tako mora than n week to exhaust thoir nup jily, thcro Is 'Kiiro to bo something surprltlngly now every nlsht. TUB STAH It happened In ono ot tho beautiful llttlo Islands of the South Sea group. Tho human population ot tho Is land reached n total of ono by the last census n young doctor who had como thoro months beforo to pursuo scientific research. Also to forget. Ho had many things to forgot all musicians tho, misplaced lovo, deception, failure In ono of tho crisis of life, nnd tho scorn of tho follow-membors of his profession. And a lonely Isle, dovold of human companionship, Is not tho easiest ot places In which to forget tho past. Camo a day when tho fury-filled elements lashed tho sea Into n full blown tempest. And thero was wash ed upon tho beach, from n wrecked ship, tho ono person In tho world hated by, tho young Islander tho beautiful woman who had been tho cause of all his misfortunes. That's lho situation In Itcnrts," tho now National Picture starring Conway Tcarlo, which will bo shown at tho Star Thcatro Tues day. Seo It, and enjoy ono of tho most powerful plays over presented on tho screen. 'Archdeacon's Lectures Start This Evening "Everybody Is, Invited to attend the lectures to bo given on Monday, Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday oven lngs, in tho Odd Fellow' hail, by Dr. Van Wale'ra archdeacon of tho Episcopal dtoceso ot Eastern Oregon. Dr. Van Waters has struck a popular chord In his lectures, which aro of a typo to appeal to tho Intelllgcnco of people ot all creeds. Theso lectures will begin at 8 o'clock overy ovcnlng, and will last one hour, except on Wednesday evening, when tho lec ture will begin at 7:30 and will end at S:30. At 8MB Wednesday even ing, thero will bo a general meeting ot Episcopalians to perfect tho ar rangements to continuo tho service; regularly. Yestorday's morning service brought out tho largest attendance that has boen held hero. Miss Verda Cozad, at tho morning service, and Arthur Bean, at tho evening service sang solos which wore excellently rendered. C. W. Eborlcln has been highly commented for his ssucccs with the choir. J 'Marooned Maps of Disputed Ft. Klamath' Route Sent County Court Tho chamber of commerce has been notified by tho state highway commission engineer that mops and data ot tho proposed detour of tho Dalles-California highway In tho vi cinity ot Fort Klamath havo been sent tho Klamath county court and arrangements will bo made tor their display by tho court to all Interest ed persons. Tho routing of tho road, ".which leaves Fort Klamath a mllo and a halt oft tho highway and eliminates somo very beautiful scenery, ' has been protested by a number ot In terested citizens and tho highway commission has promised a full hear ing before tho route is definitely adopted. , kowina at the. g - 7SzZ3B&br5ry H ?T 5 CUSTOMS W .tffi foootnveA k Personal Mention PHOTQ $0- TO-DJir "THE SCOFFER" A First National. Exhibitors Attraction WitlrJilnjall Star cast a real high classy,proauction and one everyone should see. Will Guarantee You Will Enjoy It. TUESDAY Conway Tcarlo "MAROONED HEARTS 7th Enlsodo of "Tho Lost City" "The Lest City" Serial will bo shown on Tuesday only of each week. Miss Ida Momycr, cashier ot tho Klamath Stato bank, Is back at work after a couplo ot days' Illness. Miss Margaret Danlols a toachor in tho Bonanza schools was a wcokond visitor and shopper in tho city. J. T. Dixon, a stockman and farm er ot tho Ft. Klamath country Is in tho city on business tor sovoral days. A. F. Graham a local contractor left for tho Merrill country this morning on matters ot business. Wm. D. Freer, who operates largo stock ranch In tho Poo valloy sec tion was a city visitor Saturday. D. H. Van Sickle, a farmer of tho Swan Lake valley, was a vloy visitor Saturday. Mrs. Al. Graham, who formorly resided In tho city, Is I a shopping f from her homo near Algoma. A. II. Johns, a farmer and ntoc man of tho Merrill routo is a city visitor today. Mrs. Johri Short a reildont of Pine Illdgo was a weekend visitor In tho city. Charles D. Peterson and It. W. Foster, public auditors of San Fran cisco, nro arrivals at tho Whlto Pol lean hotol. Marshall Hoopor, bank examiner, who has been hero scvoral weeks, returned to his homo In Salem on Sunday's train. Wado Crawford and wlfa of Chlloquln were wcok end city shop pers. Mr. Crawford la proprietor ot tho Pioneer garago ot Chlloquln. Dr. Harry Richards, tho foot spe cialist, who has been at tho K. K. IC. store for tho past wcok left this morning for Oakland, California. passongor on this morning's train for Hod Muff, where ho will re main Rovcrnl days on business. Ueorgo Humphrey, former county shorltf, toft yesterday for tho Sac ramento valloy for a tow days on matters ot business. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Epperson were passongers on this morning's train, for San Francisco, for u several days bustnoss trip. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Crane who op erates n largo stock ranch In thu Ft. Klamath country are city visitors and hoppers. Ned E. Mooro, travollng salosman for tho Wolsh-Corsh Knitting Mills of San Francisco, Is n Whlto Pollcan arrival. ., Hazel Colklln, who Is in poor With and has been making tier Ufmo hero, was a passenger on thin mornings train for lied Bluff and other southern points. in mi, lull yesterday morning for Portland, where ho will attend tho I.lfn Insurance association mooting. Mr. Dunbar expects to bo cono sov oral days. Mrs. Goldln Houston, who Is em ployed at Winters Jowolry store, i.i a weekend visitor with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. IlarneH who operates a largo ranch noar Modoc Point. Miss Paulino Hotchsklns, formorly of this city and employed by tho Baldwin Hardware company vho has been attending school In llorkelny has announced her ongasuiont to Irvcn Paul ot Oakland. Mary Williams, who has neon attending Monmouth Normal school, taking teachont' training, has re turned to her homo here, and has accepted n position as toachor In tlio Holmos school district. WANTED Experienced chamber muld at Whlto Pollcmi Hot ol. Ill-l Thoro Im no known water In Amer ica equal to I lio minora 1 water In tho Now I lot Bprliigs llnth IIimiho. Try It. ill roil BALK Modern -I room liniino unit bath, Just l'j block fiiim Main, Hum (amine, lawn, mid cum tint walks, Prlco $:1,000. Torinii. Im mediate possession, .1. T. VAHI AS '. Phono 1175 HHI .Main HI. Ill I.O.ST Sunday, hutwotm tho Choi sou box factory and tho slaughter Iioiihii nmd, Weed chain. Hitlliihlo re ward for Uh return to Mr. Seizor at tho Chelsea llox Factory. III-!! WANTED Furnished or unfurnish ed house or apartment, Ourngo If possible. Phono r.31W. ,11-r, a splendid policv. It you worn offfercd n life Insiir Ultra policy tlmt did lint absorb nity part of your premium, In n company that wnn safe mid sound, It In tint likely that you would refuse It. In fnrt tho ngniit offering such n policy would bo iiwamped with IhihImohh. Well, that Is practically nlmt W. A. llullock, ot this city Is doing. Ho Is selling a policy In tho Occidental r.lfo Insurance Co. of Los Angeles, Calif., that does this very thing. Hero Is how It Is dniiu! He will wrlto you n policy nn tho 20 year endowment plnn guarantee ing you that In tho event of denth to return all deposits made by you In addition to the full fuco of your pol icy. Should you become totally disabled from sickness or accident, the com pany hnvo made special provision whereby you will havo no further payments to mnkn nnd will pay $10 per month on oach thousand dollars of Insurance you carry which Is not doductod from your policy at denth. Besides, your policy matures tho same, as though you hud mndo tho payments yourself. This Is ono of tho best policies over offered by any legal rosorvo company nnd has othor special fea tures Just as remnrkablo as thoso outlined abovo. Before you buy that Insuranco you nro thinking about. It you will call Mr. Bullock, 43-W or drop a car to HOC Oregon Ave. Hn will be mighty glad to toll you nil about It. Adr. List your houses and apartments that you ylsh to rent with us. 123 8th St. Klamath Exchange 31-28 II. E. Haugor a resident ot this city, representing wiu Wellman-Peck company of San Francisco, was a i44jM Palace Market 1 r FOR 8UUVACE AND QUAL1TV V MEAT PRICES REDUCED We wish to announce that owing to the increase .in the volume and the discontinuance of our delivery and credit business, with the same overhead expense, has allowed us to again reduce the retail price of meat. We desire to thank the public for their hearty coopera tion in bringing about this reduction in prices and to assure them that their continued patronage will be ap preciated. & Palace Market! Y The Sanitary Market f 524 Main Street Phone 68 v ll Visit. I Mr, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davenport loft yesterday for a couple of weeks' vis- It In Han Francisco, While thoro Davenport will purchaao stock for on optical department which ho oxpects to add to his Jewelry store. Mrs. James Foster has returned from an extended southorn While away sho vlnltcd frlonds In Now Orleans and other southern cities. Mr. and Mrs. Morio S. Klluoro. Mrs. Joo Ball, a resident of tho farmers ond stock ralaors of tho Up Ft. Klamath country was a wook cndPur Langoll valloy loft yestorday for visitor wun ner cnnuron wno aro thoir homo there, after being In tho attondlng tho Slstors ucadomy of thls city sovoral days on buslnets nnd city. Bob Wlnnlgham formerly of this city, who enlisted In tho sorflco and was with tho A. E. F. In Franco, has returned with his wlfo and baby, to mako their homo hero. Wm. Dalton, president of Tho American National bank of this city was a passengor on Sunday's train, bound for southern points on busi ness. C. Barnoll Jr., is an arrival at tho Whlto Pollcan hotol fioni Porland. Mr. Darnell Is with the Ford Mo tor company and Is visiting local Ford dealers. L. A. West ot tho Merrill coun try, livestock director ot tho Farm turned from an extended visit with for Portland, to buy stock for tho annual farm bureau sale. Mrs. Lloyd It. DeLap, wlfo of tho clork of tho circuit court has re turned from an extended vlstl with her .mother, who resides at Rich mond, California. Jim O'Keofo, who Is interested in stock conditions of tho courtry, left this morning for Spraguo Rlvor val ley whoro he will attend to matters ot business for sovoral days. Mrs. B. Brown attondant from the stato hospital arrived on last night's train to tako chargo of Mrs. Ilcsa Klrkpatrlck ot Ft. Klamath, who was committed to tho institution last week, Charles Stowart, San Francisco Insurance adjuster, who has been hero adjusting tho Hasklns flro at Merrill and tho Crater Lake Box company flro at Bray, returned yes terday to San Francisco. Box McMillan a local employe ot tho 'Southern Pacific company, has returned from an extonded visit In Los Angelos and othor southern points, where ho has boon on his va cation visiting relatives ond frlonds II. H, Dunbar, local insuranco, shopping. D. M. McLomoro a popular stock- , man of this country, was a itassen 'ger on this morning's outgoing '.rain for his homo In Oakland, California. Mr. McLomoro has boen In town sov oral days attondlng to mntturs of business and looking over cattlo con ditions. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Colllor aro ox pocted homo from their bridal trip on this evening's train. Mrs. Colllor was formorly, Blancho Warren, who was omployod by tho First Stato & Savings bank, and Mr. Colllor Is em ployed at Tho First National bank. Thoy will mako thoir homo In tho Harold Merryman resldonco at tho cornor ot Cedar and High streets. unci.i: OF MMU, FOLK IS DEAD AT CIIICO, CAL. Edward Shnllock, an undo ot Mrs. C II. DiiKgott nnd Fred Hhatlock. died In Chlco yesterday morning of pneumonia. Tho doccdent had visited horo at various times, and becamo quite well acquainted. Hn had been Identified with tho sheriff's offlco In Itcddlng about IS years. EI.K'H LAIHKH' MEim.NC Tho ladles of tho II. P. O. E. will hold n social nftcrnoon In tho Elks' halt tomorrow afternoon nt 2:30. All mombors nro requested to bo present and to participate In tho good tlmo. Mrs. J. II. Carter and Mrs. Harry Ackloy will bo tho hostossos. "Serves You Right" The Club Cafe That popular place on Sixth street, Just off Main "Serves You Right" Mondale Theater SUNDAY AND MONDAY LOOK AT TIIIH 8IIOW LOOK AT THIS BHOW TONIGHT Tho best show over soon In Klamath Falls. That's what thoy oil said. THE MELODY MAIDS beautiful girls, wonderful musicians, sweet slngors, clavor danc ers and beautiful wardrobes, ALSO Mabel Normand in "MICKEY" AND EPISODE TU OF THE "BCUKAMINa SHADOW" AND A GOOD COMEDY TWO SHOWS 6:30-8:30 Comlrus Tuosday THE MELODY MAIDS in a now act nnd Harry Cnroy and Douglas Fairbanks on samo bill, IP i r?-v