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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1925)
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1925 Wins Berth asHegiuar TUESDAY BED SPECIAL Steel Bed The continuous comer i posts and top rails are 2-inch steel tubing. Ver tical filling rods 1 inch in diameter; full size bed; Ivory enamel finish. Special Complete $24.75 . Bed Spring rPTviI, v.-w Full size; has 96 steel ' ' LLll r:a springs, made of high ft carbon steel wire ; coils " ' ,:;yl-'MJ.LV, securely fastened at top and bottom. Bottqm Ise- curely fastened to 12 steel bars; no slats needed, TAGE SIX li I I. v s " ' , ' ' - i MATTRESS 40-lb. cotton, with , roll edge, evenly tuffed and strongly sewed, ' Price Complete $24.75 Perkins' Furniture Hou K0 On flth St., Between M iln & Klamath The Furnisher f Happy Homes New Style H-0 a sensation in cereals TIE onlv oats that cook into granular oatmeal. Nothing else like it. Meaty granules stimulate digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful flavor. More than a new oateseal a new cereal. Energy-building corbohydrates. tissue-building pro teins, a wealth ot vital minerals. And New Style H-O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the Quickest cooking cereal quick iiJ a flash! ; r nude more rapid strldis In feVs. ? '',' 19:4 than John Kevins ol tho I;iVi . Beaton Red So, pictured -IJ .. ' ' alrave When 111 19H season 1 i opened. Kevins was prnctl- Bfr ', M . cully unknown merely the I-v , : ' ' ' third Jung catcher of a club g2 ; ,x ft.k i ht wasn't going anywhere in 5 : e.4 ' ' s particular Before the season " ft', closed llcvlng was alternating l j I'? back of the hat wtih the Box- Q t K'' fyf ton regulars He had prbetl isty veully aupplanted the two vet. L A i p.i. tram Steve O'Neill and Val A ;. i- ... , . . .-. Av f?i I I P(plntt.h P.orpnllv Mannsor V v . BARGAINS . Watch' this space for daily bargains. It will save you money. , New klaOa w Style li-O Uat i Vuirio Sr! Cook in S!!2ic3iTtjr!Ut8S rorget my vmgieys Slip a packet in. your pocket "Hiien. you 60 Give the youngster this iviLolesome lcm lasting sweet for pleasure and benefit. U$s it when workdrags. - fr RIGHT f , T yj "after evert? ?neal " m AT THE PINE TREE 1 . : Big Nights Laugh Those Blues Away mt -1 Elks IVI trels ins WZDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 25th 26th 100 Laughs in 100 Minutes Get Your Tickets Now Tickets on sale at all Drug Stores and Club Cafe erans rictnlch recently Manager Lee Fohl act at reat the auitua of Hcvlng for the coming aea. aon by announcing that ho 'ould be the Drat string back atcp of incited Sox "llcving has the makings of a great catcher" aaya Fohl "He hasn't quite arrived as yet but 1 look for him to go big the coming season He pmkcssos every mechanical asset plus a wise old head. . t i V nTiSarn.. Reginald Denny, star of "Oh. Doctor!" Universal-Jewel now belni? shown ltt ,, the Pine Tree tbenter, i rivals some ot the thrilling stunts that gained him fume In "Sportlnq Youth" and "The Reckless Age." i At first he Is ayoung man who be- j Heves himself an Invalid, but lave for a beautiful nurse Inspires hint ! to extraordinary adventures. Harry Pollard directed the picture, which Is the screen version of the cele brated story of the same name writ ten by Harry Leon Wilson. AT THE LIBERTY . Spectacular scenes of famous epi sodes of the American Revolution are accurately reproduced in "Jan Ice Meredith," Marion Davie's pre tentious and beautiful production, which starts a three day run on Tuesday at the Liberty Theatre. The skirmish at Lexington "the shot, that was hear around the world" the breathless moment of suspense, iwaltlng to see whother the British would fire the first shot in the American Revolution: the dauntless Minute Men bravely fight ing frightful odds this is ono ot the thrilling scenes of the produc tion. . : CroftHlng The Dolavrnre Washington crossing the Dela ware, a living reproduction of the famous painting by Trumbull, Is al so a gripping chapter of the photo play. A channel 400 feet wide had to be cut through Ihi Saranac River In the Ad'ron-iack3 to permit tha crossing of specially constructed flat boats and rafts, transporting tho soldiers, and loaded 'with cannon, oxen and supply wagons. Paul Revere's immortal ride when his horse's hoofs resounded through the nlKljt, whan startled heads appeared at windows in answer U his call, and when he took desperate Jumps over feuces nnd hedges. Is full of thrills and artistic effects. 1 The batt'.o qf Trenton Wash ington's timely uttnek. and the vic tory is vivid and gripping, a mag nificent bit out of history. The llnttle Of Yorktown Then there's the battle und sur render of the Ornish at Yorktown, impressive, authentic and thrilling. No tf re or expense was spared In remodeling the Cosmopolitan Studio into an exact reproduction of York town and its vicinity. When Benjamin Franklin. In his sober garb, pleaded for aid to the Colonies at the Court of Louis XVI at Versailles, and the thousands of French nobility In their gcrgeous brocades and satins and elaborate headdresses surrounded him nil reflected In enormous mirrcreJ walls with sparkling chandeliers -13 ano ther historical scene. The hardship and suffering of Washington and his troops Is vividly depicted, when tho General shared tho cold and. misery endured by his soldiers ut Valley Forge; while on the opposite sle of thn DeUiware General Howe w-aa tendered a fnre well ball by. his officers at the Wharton Villa. Uoautlful women, richly ' gowned and bright con!?il British officers danced on pulish'id floors, llghthenrteJi and comfoi-.-able; while the American soldiers attempted to keep warm near the'r camp fires a striking contrast, wonderfully photographed. Tho Boston Tia Party, a magnifi cent night cceno; I'atrlck Henry's Impassioned speech; nnd nu'.nerotis othor Incidents of the days of the Revolution are Included In thin stupendous production, which, un der the direction of K. Mason Hop per Is a stirring page from history. James Harrison Wilson, Noted Officer of Civil War, Dies in Delaware WILMINGTON. Del.. Fob. 23. Major Oonoral Jnmos Harrison Wil son, L'. S. A., retired, Inst of the ecrps commanders In the Union army during Ibe Civil war. died at Ills homo here today. Oenornl Wilson was 87 years old. After Ills retirement ' from the army, following his scrvlco during tho war with Spain and Iho Boxer rebellion In China, he livod In Washington. . Ho leaves one daughtor, Mrs, Henry B. Thompson of this city. Representative Garner of Texas Seriously III WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. The condition of Ropresentatlvo Oarner of TexaB, who Is III with pneumonia, I was reported today as virtually un changed from yonorday when con slilerable improvement was noted. He wr.j said to huvo restod easily durlnv: the night. CUILMAXY'H JJE8T HKLLER STRUTTGART, Fob. 23. TIlO best selling noyol In Goriuany In re cent years Is' Zwel Mniischen, by Rlclmrd Voss. Already 500,000 copies havo been sold. Most of those kicking about the house being too cold are dressed for summur. We- like wintcr hotter than sum mer. Yyu can't put a few lu'mps of Ice on the flropliico and keep cool. ; First Photo ot Russ-Japan Treaty Agreement j i n -;v r, 4. 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