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JERICHO.

Miss Florence Day has returned to St.
Johnshury to resume her duties as
teacher.-Mr. and Mrs. john Jordon
were visitors two days last week
at the home of Mr. ana Mrs Lester
Cook Of North Underhll.-Mrs. EdytEe
M. Perry. principal of the grammar
school. arrived in town Saturday eve
ning.-Mrs. Lena Rico returned home
from burlington Saturday evenin" after
visiting at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Pease.-A son was born to Mr., and Mrs
George Miller Friday nght-Judge ana
Mrs. Palmer of Burlington arrived in
town Saturday night to open up their
summer home,-'rhe body of Asa Church.
who died in Ferrisburg Friday night
was brought to the home of Albert
Byington Saturday night and funeral
services We're held Monday afternoon. at
one ocloc,i.-Mrs. Frank Warren and
daughter, Nellie, who came here with
the remains Of Mrs. Helen Wright, re-
turned to their home in Calais Satur-
day.-The Misses Merle and Ila Brig
ham are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wardlaw OF St. Adams.
Melvin Hanley has gone to Massa-
chusetts for a few weeks.
Miss Myrtle Algus went Saturday night
to Cambridge, where she will resume her
duties as teachcr.-Mrs. Esther Dingler
has gone to Waterbury, whore she has a
position. and her daughter, Olga. is
boarding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton Barney during her absence
Madam PuXtou fell down the cellar stairs
recently and injured her ankle-Wilhelu
Ehillhalnmcr has returned 10 Burlington
after spending his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shllhammer
Miss Katherine Cook, who was operated
on at the Fanny Allen hospital last week
Is getting along nicelH.-The Ladies' .Ait
will serve a supper at the Baptist Church
Nar!orS Friday night at five O'Clock. Mis-:
hcloud ot Esscx junction was an over
sunday visitor at the home Of Mr. anC
Mrs Herbert Iiutchnson.--Thcrc will b.
covered dish gathering OF the I.otti,
nora society saturday afternoon a
three o'clock at the Baptist Church par
lors. Mr.. Norton Of Essex was an over
sunday visitor in town.--Donald Percva
Of Rutland is visiting bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred PcrCjVal
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. +. W. Day returned Friday
morning from Springfield. Mass.-Noe
h. Webster has gone to New York
where he has position as craftsman in
the New York navy yard.--The farmers
have been having n tine run of sap for
a few days,-Mrs. Fanny Morey and
son, Ralph, and Miss Fila Randall went
to Springfield, Mass. Saturday for II
few weeks stay.-Mrs. IT, J.. Titemore
went to Lowell. Mass, Saturday.
l.. II. Cross, an aged resident of this
town, died Monday morning. The flu
neral was held at the home yesterda v
afternoon at T. 80 O'Clock The interment
was in the family lot at IIighga e
Center.-C ". Powell was in jefferson
vile Tuesday to attend the golden
wedding Of Judge and Mrs. II. NJ Cor
nell. Mrs. Cornell is sister of Mr..
Powell
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NORTH HERO.

Miss Marion MCGOWAN, teacher in
the Bellows Free Academy at Fairfax,
was the guest of Miss Blanche Dodds a
few days last week.-IIcnry Strong and
family have moved into the Donaldson
house At the North End.-James Dodds
is in Buffalo to have his eye operated
upon.-Arthur Way has been spending
a few days in Essex Junction and Tn
derhll.--F1arold Golden has returned to
his home after spending n few days, the
guest of Alien Dodds-The Rev. and
Mrs George l.. Strong. who have been
spending the winter with their son in
Yonkers, ~ Y. arrived in town the
first of the week, They expect to open
their bungalow soon
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MONTGOMERY.

At the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning the subject will be
Changing Sentiments" address to chill
drcn, "The Gift of Cod" evening sub
ieCt, "Caiaphas. The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs Carrie Fuller Friday after
noon.--Thc Sunshine society will meet
with Mrs. Don Richardson Saturday
aftcrnoon.--Mrs. Clarence Miller died
last Wednesday after few weeks i'll
ness. The interment took place Satur
day. The officiating minister was the
Rev. Stead Thornton Miss Louise Clapp
is in town from Observation-Disclosures Combs
who met with an accident at the mills
Of Nelson Hall e. Co.. some few weeks
ago, has returned from a St. Adams
hospital and is progressing favorably-
Mrs. Jennie Iafountain of Newport is
visiting her father, Lewis Shower, who
is ill.-Mrs Elsie James has gone to
visit her daughter, Sadie, at Detroit
Mich. and will stay for a few weeks
Miss Lucy Parker expects to return to
Sheldon Saturday.
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MILTON.


Mrs. Sarah Bean Sanderson, wife Of the
nte Charles y. sanderson, died at her
home saturday morning of old age. She
had been slowly failing for severa!
months and had been confined to her bed
for a number of weeks She was 81 years
old and was probably the oldest person in
town She leaves two sons, Willard l..
and Charles L., and four grandsons She
was the last one Of tho Bean family, of
which there were originally large num-
Yer. The funeral was held at her late
home Monday at ] 900 y. NJ. with inter-
mcnt in the family lot NJ West Milton
Mrs James Traynh is very ill
The Rev 9. f. Cooley is NOV
ing his household goods to llighgate.
where he is to s,Ipplv until rext fall wnen
he Will enter the theological seininary.--
Rodney Rerlilcy of Montana, a native
nnd "A former resident Of Milton. is visit.
Ing here.-('iark Mitchell, Fred Ballard
Elmer Bean. William Bean. Peter Rowe,
H. \. Caswcll of Georgia are camping at
the mouth of the river il, authorization of
the nckerel SHOOTING Ella Phelps re-
turned from BURLINGTON Friday night. -
Leon r Perry has sold his farm at
Checkeryberry 20 Alice NJ. and Elmer f.
Merrill of Lisbon. n. H., who have taken
possession, ard Mir Perry has rented and
moved into C. II. Farnsworths house
near the railroad crossing on Gimet hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I3enham OF Boston
have son
Truman Beach died at The home of his
daughter. Mrs Newton, Friday morn
inY. He was a son of the late H. g. and
Harrictt Urury) Beach Of Wcstford and
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MORRISVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs a. Il. Greene and daugh.
ter, Marion. We're guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. carl Baker of Johnson-Miss
Marjorie Hayford, after five weeks
vacation. returned Saturday evening to
Cambridge to resume her work as school
teacher.-Miss Bernice Bassctt passed
Sunday in Cambridge and Mrs
Carl Cobb of Hardwick We're guests
over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs George
w. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Smith-Aliss lzola Labounty spent Sum
day at her home in Cambrdge,-Mss
prenna Cook " Hardwick came Satur-
day evening for stay of week with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Small,-Prof H. H. Fisher, after a va
cation of a week, returned Monday to
resume his work at Hill school, Potts
town. Pa.--Wintield Boardman, who Ia
employed for the present in burlington.
passed Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. oardman.-Mrs. II. II. IIig-
gins returned Monday to Jericho after
n week as n guest of Mrs Myra Stiles.
DIR, q. l., Bats was a business visitor
in burlington Monday.-Miss Daisy
stewart who has spent few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs T. ]. Stewart.
returned To the NlNtrSllN OF vermont
Monday.-The Misses Dorothy Small and
Dorothy Powers returned Monday to
Newton. Mass, to resume their studies
at Mount Ida school Mrs J. Thatcher
Sears went Monday to Merose, Mass.
for n stay of week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Brown
Mrs II. A. Sayton and Miss Leighton
left Monday for Melrose, Mass, where
they will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. f. Slayton-Miss Edith Spiller OF
ST bloomsbury passed sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Spiller.
Grin y. Russell, who has been in poor
health for some weeks, went Saturday
to BurlnCton for treatment. He was ac-
companied 10y Mrs, Russell. her sister.
Miss Celia iIamel. a daughter of Mani
chester, y. H., and c. a. Gile,-NIiss
Florence Chaffee went to Burlington Sat-
urday passing the day with her sister,
Miss Maud Chaffee,-Mrs. Frank Gray
and daughter. Mss Doris Whipple of
Waterbury, returned home Saturday after
visiting the formers aunt, Mrs. j. NJ.
Farr.--Glonn Gould and son, Raymond.
| of Brattlchoro, returned home Saturday
Continued on page Twelve.) N.
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EAST GEORGIA..

The weather has been more favora Bile
the past week for sugarng and the
farmers report much better quality
c. NJ. Austin of Montpelier has been
Spending a few days at the home OF
NJ y. Preston.--Miss Luella Wagner,
who is attending school at Milton. is at
home for short vacation.--Mrs. Carrie
Spaulding has gone to Colchester for an
extended vist.-Mrs. Walter Brush of
Fairfax Is spending a few days at the
home of II. \. Brush on the Milton
road.-Arthur Ducat has moved from
tho plains into Byran Mitchells tene-
ment house
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Phoebe Bull Cronk. widow of
Peter Cronk, died Sunday morning at
1880 O'Clock after u long illness with
dropsy. She leaves two sons Arthur, with
whom she had lived since the death of
her husband few years ago, and Will
liam of Colchester, one granddaughter
and one great granddaughter. The flu
neral was held at the home of Mr..
lnd Mrs. Arthur Cronk Tuesday at
eleven O'Clock and the burial was in
North Ferrisburg The Rev. Hervcy
Quick, pastor Of the Congregational
Church at Charlotte, officiated,-Mrs
George Hart. LIST. is ill.--Miss Nicola
Beers and Miss Ethel Horsford, who have
been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Il. Beers, in Jericho. re-
turned home saturday.-The four chill
drcn of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Stearns of
st. Adams, who have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs a, Is,
Stcarns, for two weeks, returned home
Friday-Miss Margaret Mckenzie Of
iiincsburs has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Nellie IIart,-Mrs, William Busscr
is i'll at her home in the north part of
the town. Miss Mary Noonan, teacher in
school No, II, was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Fredrlc Thomas, over the week
end.-John M. ST. Peter died Monday
April 3, at his home in the west part
of the town and the funeral was held at
| tho Church of Our Lady of Mum,
Carmel Wednesday morning The Rev
Father henry of Shelburnc ofhciated
! TGr intclment was in Mount Carmel
cemetery by the grave Of his wife, whc
died 80 years ago MI ST, Peter was a
| ongtimo resident of Charlotte and much
respected. Miss Anna Hayes returned Ia
| her school IN Hardwick saturday after
! tnF.ng spent "A week at her home here. cot
| Miss Ruth Foo,a CT Charlotte village, who
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WESTFORD.

Owing to the bad roads the Baptist
Ladies Aid meeting is POSTPONED until
further noticc,--Mrs. Herbert Pierce and
daughter are visiting in Jeffersonvillc.-
Mrs. Alice Rice is ill.-Misses Lcssie cobb
and Futh Stuart have returned to their
schools in Jeffcrsunvilc.- Mrs. w. w.
White is visiting in Mansonvile, T. O.
Truman Beach, n former resident Of this
town. but who had lately resided, until
his death last Friday, with his daughter.
Mrs. Wilbur Newton. of Milton, was
brought to this town Sunday for burial
in the Rrooksde ccmotery.-NIrs John
Ballard is improVinc
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SHELBURNE.

The Improvement society will meet Fri
day afternoon at 80 o'clock for its regt-
lar business mceting.-.Miss L. Louise
Gates spent tho week end with her sister,
Mrs. Harley Beech, in Burlington. ISIS
GLADYS Pauquette and Miss llenc Red
mond of Burlington spent the Weekend
with Mrs. +. w. Bissoncttc. Master Win
field Tower has recovered from an attack
Of measles. -Tuneld Lefcvre of the r. s.
$. Georgia, Boston navy yard. is at home
on a II days furlough. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Irish are parents of n daughter,
born recently.
The Shelburne Grange will hold a
sugar social at their hall this evening
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. q. S. Moffatt, Miss Susie Moffatt
ana Miss Lena Hadd were in Richford
wednesday. Mrs. ID. w. Pau and Mrs.
H. II. Hanson were in Burlington on We'd
nesday.-Mrs. X. Demar and Mrs. G. NJ.
Rublee were I'm Enosburg Falls Tuesday.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society was held In the vestry of the Con
gregational Church Tuesday afternoon.
supper was served at 3 30 o'clock.-H l.
Jenne has been passing several days in
Canada. The music pupils of Fuller
RawSon Of Enoshurg Fails gave n recital
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs f.. T.. Young
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Gladys K. Dmond, who has
been spending the spring vacation at
her home in this place, has returned
to HardWick to resume her school work
The Rev. and Mrs. r. f. Smith arrived
Saturday. Mr.. Smith delivered his
initial sermon Sunday morning Mrs.
Agnes Hall severely injured her ankle
Saturday morning. Raymond Phelps of
f.. +. II. S. is at his home for the
spring vacation.-The Rev. r. H. Cresey
and family left town Friday for Mr..
EreseNS new Aunointment ~ Milton.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mss Florence Colby OF Burlington
is visiting at +. H. Chessmore Sid
ward Jennings has returned from the
Fanny Allen ospltal-William White
is visiting at the home of his father
w. G. Whtc.--Mr. and Mrs, W. A.
church We're in Jericho Monday to at
tend the funeral OF his fathcr--Mrs
Anna Gtllctt OF Richmond visited at
c. G. Fuller's Friday and Mrs. Mcrnc
Sahins at "A. M. Sabins'. Mrs. r. L..
stevens entertained her Sunday school
class also the class Of Miss Adams
Saturday.
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RICHFORD.

Missisquoi Chapter of the Order Of
Eastern Star held "A semi-public install
lation of officers in their lodge rooms
Thursday evening at which time Mrs,
Laura Il, cole, grand matron of Rutland
installed the following officers: Worthy
matron, Mrs. Grace Coons; worthy pa
iron, Charles IL. Coan; associate matron.
Mrs. Nellie Morse; secretary, Miss Laura
Marvin; treasurer Mrs Dora Mandigo;
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has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs William
Thorp at the Footo farm, returned homo
Saturday night-Miss Anna Stacy, who
teaches school in Barre, spent n short
vacation at her home In town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Pouliu went to New 1Iaver
saturday to visit Mr.. Poulin's father,
Mitchell Poulin.-The midweek prayer
meeting will be held at the vestry.--J. j.
Quinlan has gone to DR.. Hays santarium
III burlington to take treatment for
rheumntlsm.--A child was born to Mr.
ana Mrs Arthur futile at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Thursday. The infant
lived but short time Mrs. Tuttle's
condition is favorable .--NIiss Matte Hart
Is recovering from an attack of measles
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Rev. and Mrs. j, Fl. Wills have re-
turned home after passing two weeks in
Cambridge. Montpelier and Wiliamstown.
Francis Carey while working in 4. II.
HoopeTs mill yard Friday received a
painful injury on the head by being hit
with pieces Of scantling 1t took several
stitches to close the wound. illiam
clark Is confined to the house with
rheumatism.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr. Fletcher has bought the Fred
Wilson farm in Colchester and is NOV
Ing there noW.--The remains of Mrs
Sarah Sanderson of Milton were
brought here Monday for burial
SANFORD Thompson and Miss Melon
aid are spending a few days in Bur
lingtOn.
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Swanton, died at his home at Law
renee. Mass. April 4, after an illness
Of several months, and the funeral was
held Friday. In trade in Lawrence
many years he was recognized as one
of the leading citizens of that city.
Mr. Decker went to the civil War, GO
ing out in Co. X, 14th Vermont, and
took part in the battle of Gettysburg.
He was active in Grand Army circles
and kept up comradeship by attending
the reunions of this famous regiment.
For n number of years he was colonel
of the 9Th Massachusetts. He leaves u
wife. Edwin Decker of Highgate is "a
l,rpt her
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HILL WEST.

Miss Dorothy Messier has returned to
her school at bakersfield after spend
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry MesS.er.-Mrs. Charles
/ Rounds and daughter Addie of Lynn,
Mass, have been visiting al the homo
Of the formers sister, Mrs. Homer
Frazier.-Aliss Doris Iarock, who has
been working for Mrs II. H. Rossier,
has returned to her home in Mont
gOmery.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Clara Harris spent Sunday in
hincsburG with her parents.-The sugar
makers in town report a good run of sap
the past Wcek,-Earl Aver was in Bur
ltngton Saturday MIS-. Albert Cook
spent Monday in Charlottc.--Mrs. Miranda
NcScott improves sloWly.--Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Combs had Il dance at their home
t'ridav evening
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs Dr. II. a. Ladd visited friends
at this place Monday.--The Ladies' Aid
will serve dinner to-day from u to one
o'clock.-E. j. Mckenzie Is seriously Ill.
The Rev. j. S. Allen of the Methodist
Church will move into the parsonage
May 1.-The L. c. l. have organized
their baseball club. The school in the
village oneced Monday
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JERICHO CENTER.

Misses Ethel Iiosford and Nicola Beers
of Charlotte visited nj Bert Beers the
past week.-Miss Bernice Bullock has re
turned home after n short stay In Essex
ana Eurlington.-M Earl Bullock and
Dorothy Smith spent Sunday in Under
hill Conter.-Mrs Charles Glfln is visiting
her daughter in Eurington.--Mlss Doris
bullock spent Thursday and Friday with
Mrs NJ ]. Euxton.-Schools in town open
ed MOnday for the Spring term.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Frank Severance is having some
repairs done on her home now occupied
by Roger Wilcox.-Mrs. Anna Botsford
is in a critical condition with slow
fever-Mrs. George Stinson IS at home
from Boston.-Mrs. NJ. s. Thomas re-
turned home from Burlington Saturday.
Her condition is much improycd-Mrs.
Leslie Pike Is much better.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. +, l.. Perkins died at her home
Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock of tuber-
culosis She was As years old and leaves
her husband and four sons. Mills of Mont
real James, Cecil and Miburn of this
place. The funeral was held at the house
Tuesday afternoon, the Rev A l.. Hunt
lev of MorriSvillc officiating
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MILTON BORO.

d. r. Bean and George Taylor were
In Milton Monday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Sarah Sanderson.-Alrs. +. Z.
Goodwin expects to leave the st. Adams
hospital this week. Lena Holmes spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Milton.
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or East Berkshire officiated. Mr. Lamos
was Il years of age and is survived by
his mother, Mrs. l.. ID. Sinclair, four
brothers, Wills, John, Dennis Percy,
ana two sisters.--Mrs Henry ,I,ahue was
called to Montgomery Monday by the
illness of her mother.-Cards have been
received announcing the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Benot OF
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UNDERHILI..

AS April marked the first half CEN
fury of the existence of the
Grand Army of the Republic, the
w. II. G. met Wednesday, with invited
guests, to celebrate its organization. a
pleasing program was arranged by the
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Lillian Cross,
Mrs. Palmer corps president, announced
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two brotherc. Curtis and Chase Inc
funeral was held at her late home fr'-
day at 100 p m, the Rev. c. V. french
rrficioting Mrs. Falhy and watson
Moody sang three selections. The floral
tributes were beautiful. The bearers
we're relatives. lnterment was at the
North village.
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BERKSHIRE.

The funeral of Perley Lamos, who died
very suddenly Sunday morning of pneu-
monia, was held Tuesday afternoon at
one o'clock. The Rev. c. J, Peterson
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Continued on page Twelve.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-03
Moving Pictures

Robert u. Mantcil. the eminent dra.
matte star aud tho foremost Of Amcri.
can actors. has recently signed an cx.
elusive contract with william Fox to
appear In a great series of modern
screen dramas, Mr.. Mantell 10 sup.
ported by Miss Ocncvicvo Hamper and
the first Of the william Fox series In
which no Ia 10 be seen 10 The Blind.
ness Of Devotion" strikinx and pow.
crful drama which deals with the sins
Of modern society. Mr.. Mantsll In do.
lighted with his new Asld Of sndsavor
and In q recent interview sxproosed
himself % being dased b. Ne lavish.
ness Of the scale upon which the VII.
liam Fox photoplays are produced
Nothing appears TO be too expensive
for Mr.. Fox to attempt" he said. why.
do you know that even a tenth of tho
sum expended upon "The Blindncss OF
Devotion which BY tho way ! regard
as one Of the stronSest dramas In
which I have appeared. would have
made a theatrical manager turn pale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-03

The one rival to that great photo.
play production. The Spoilers" has
been filmed BY the Selig company.
THE Ne'er.Do-Well' was also writ.
ten by Rex Beach and a majority Of
the Selig stars who aided In making
The Spoilers" famous. appear In its
worthy successor. The Ne'er.Do. Well" +"
\ special company Of selig stars. In.
GLIDING Kathlyn Williams. Wheeler
Oaaman. Eugene Besserer. Jack Nc.
Donald, Frank Clark. Harry Lonsdale