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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

w WI Ophp, u u uiiS NH'
ioo rssleg og i'm MianoS perion iful-
DC bore 'na geiGloie Tor Gritffcn-
fob, ia'a'.
0iun ltrse mig linot % mlltft
opcr 6orbopile, og cpen ieg hapbe en-
ininagtig Sopnperf % meitenbels
inte fpra ON enteii at lcpe eQer Do,
'aa maattc leg fonlloa hos mig ilel,
at min SfjGbne bar beiegla, 10 to
ipeaf.
= Seq er irpgtelig form, ia ieg,
% ifamiulo oil, ia leg, atte bcttone
bere lfiloe beoaee Jig, ia ieg. Snte
bar BET bGpna fsr heller, let me
tell you, ia leg. Get Dor be5icr-
meocls' quite necessary, IA icg, at
oct ioolebes ifitloe pifle Tia no, Tor
at Din Seitemmels' mcb'n NilS
ifuloc qm / SpinIoeIs', ia ieg. 90
'ao reIGto leg SiIbraaelfen, ilia
ION bcn bapbc tagct Hlabs fra iiblt
til isrit. Ng oa jeg bar iprbis,
o%iSfooero leg til min Sllrprilc, of
leg itoo Der ntcb Sonba herlbes i
NGpen, offerat ipm eli an @ouie
Sero. 90 bosbon BET gif iii cllcr
inte, iau iolot jcq ncr paa Stabben
otter again, % a Scarf folot bent /
Snngct pnn mig. 90 scr Ioo icg
ionl en on Gore Sortpnft % i~tirrct
mo / gian pao'n.
Mer bIei Der inte iogt onl bcll
Sinaeu. Get pifla iie I'D lisbon al
Jig iisl, og Den %unr'n eiita ri pors
a Scarf og leg, pa cmigrcito til
slmerifn. glf, ia. Get or oftc ina
%iinberiunbiq Iaga for rs Tcnneifcr
her pan Sorn. rSntc bapoe ice nj,
troet, at a aari ifllbe fnre berfra
obeob AZ mig - hlt1i, Ion1 bar 'oa
itert bonbc / anrnfteren pa / Srlta
ianpellonl % nbi 2eQcms aonltrilf
tlon. Set or oemobelio at fontem-
plcitc, at a MI lager og rciter Der
bcu1tc poo aiprcaaor'u, mems icg
9oor her iom cit nlt't Spsfela' ira
Ell iorbiaan9en Sib.
sSiltnlen Dor bet bebItnIte az oil,
ia Mcclniien - leg mener bette
on Spefcliet, for oct or Ioa iollbt,
lpnn oct er inet. Mcn hosbon ia.
ifct oct Jig Ino mem Nila?
@eq, Sir, ia @~ortnercn, oa
leg ng a &nrl lisIom hnpnc ic,rn
op Sttllotlonen, og bun iaien ref
tc5 meb iia % buffet paa inc piben-
~ifnbeIigc Gattie3, ino moat a 10
lpirltc Jig tilburS til Misiiaicn %
Sabp'r, % leg nffompanertc a, ior
leg nlanttc 10 ic llngcn, fan bcre
pioc, Slttc Tor oct, leg bapbc 10
better piQct %crclrie mig. men llbaf
CONFEDERATION for a aari, % for at
a into ltilloc trll, at icg bar ct rig
tig Wtisiionsobleft. lnbba leg media.
S%upposli9en bar &loffa MI ilngcfGr
lem paa Gitan.
Seq fan inte mi ii, cnteil oct
por a aari cQcr leg iipl, Iou blci
melt %Illrprciiu, bu hi fonl inb cg
fanot'n Nils Ser lneo Seni1en lin
paa Saltget % nteo oct 9orueligite
Smil, Ieg no'nstio bar %obierperet.
Sn9en funbc ii nn't, enb at ban bar
Ell ltolt % lpffclia Sar % gioroe
Den h~eitioeligc SituationSongelco-
ming al sGre. Seq blci itaoenbe %
glo pao'u / rel Spritlmnlels' cg
fom / DC alporligite. Sunoerillaer
ooer, on leg pirfelig bar paagen,
ener ON ic9 lremoeIes Iah og bremte
pao Stobbcn llbe peo Sencet. Otter
paa fortnltc a aori, at Wisiisicn
hunbc f"piifret no / 2rct paa'a', %
bet, a hopbc ingt. bar bette: Sea CT
'aa bnppp, ot'n nils bpplta til at
fomne bient ibog ubcn Of p9rc bet
minoltc paon aunt. Get err ingen
Sag, noor'n bar iliq mil % fpu.
lloerobel Monb iom'n Nils, ia'n'.
Good for her, ia NicoIaiielt.
Irnliot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

mClCr lualtqC al tllltlle ldltlldd, al
Get aitio er DC mirlbrc bentibleor,
ION moa bare DC oiicntlige Nprocr,
GA at Sc, ionl bar mango Fen8c
rncr mcacn GjcuOom, / utllbSrIl8
@raD bcitauOia mt00rnr Itg line
EEorpliatclicr. Ger or ocapGrrc
grcmpler poa. at iormucnoc 6olf
mar irat al ifulfc NINA, mar oct
aIulot at gierc I'M oircntli9c St0l.
! ridhc0, men BET fam neppc ll9e3,
al bette cr Ell Spogheb, iom tlTbcr
bare pco en- cutcli alnaic. Get cr
en- olmcnmcuucitclig Suaghco. ION
man nnocr bluubt allie alaalcr.
Ri tror ncrior bclcr life, at I'll
boicliabcocn i'll life al ia lin Gel
al ari0cla @pr0cr CT %panto9cllg
ilarrc juocu ocn enc Somfu1loo
fla2ic enc ocu ouOcn,
Oct cr urctirrolg al pnoitan, al
0cttc cr Den rigc NiurOa ari8"
,uouitricu@ @crrer piloc bcpi2ll8
rooci ia bcorc pno, at 9Imcrlfn
par blct holot no al arigclL % Def
lanmr fan il9ca ON &%apriallitcr
/ SET hclc. &C tlcntc ltorc Ecn8c,
Nous or Iorcueoc Stotcr oor net
tgal. % ocrca GorpIigtclIcr 6orm
al Sfattcr % pna ANDRE Vtuoocr,
uor iutct al rclllc moo, booo De
err MI. Der mao lm6er Dem INC
Standardization al ,Snotomltcr pon
yplr 10 Wiiuioucr Collars betolc3
63 Erorcut Sfot. Sobn ..
Rocfricnrr moa ioor pinac no
mco orcr IS NiIIioHcr Collars, og
nc trcntpc rjQciic Nirn0 / &oroct
bctulcr tillamulcn omtrln1 Sl2o,'
100000 ,Snofomitifai. Gcttc CT
life lncr enc rlNila. @tnii'l' Dol
nGrc Norhoio I'll Jo'eoi''l'' OCT
A.-g I-..A.
fan mon'tc ol'tlltrrc2 ON, Doorn'ot
Zen ror olalc V}luioll"rcr" %'o
%tonnnrnoc life blIror o"rcf 'Iionl'
%liorrc, men oct llaa morenIIl'c3' al
6@ Froccnt oog or en- iellllllcIl9
Oral Stot % bot" oct ir"p'@' 9onr
ret 10 an at rorholr oclJ. IS Docrf
6olO fnlt oct life nlco 900 "rlnIo
itgca, at DC riRc life cr mc0 o9 b"
rcr @nrocn. Oct bar bellcr life,
looDiot nj bar Icct pitt 'ig lto0Cll
"I.orrc llolili0bco III at 9Ierc SIcllc
'tc @Grcn olaitot rl0c Noli9 SMl'
Hcr emo bIonot Dem oprl9e Gel AZ
%ciolfrin0cll. Y'iilioncr % after
YtiHioncr Al nmeritnn'fc Hl9
mrnb@ EcIl8c blIr lort pTf an
.teuot til forificIli9c bormhlcrti9r
@irrcmool / 6%orblnocIic mco Sri
pcu aicnncm McOc aor& %
.cu0rc Cr0ouiiatioucr, til NiGIp for
&c fri9ahcrirOc 6olf 90 HonOc.
Q}iaionGrcruc2 6uitrIcr % Getrc
bar ui@ieIiQ lat i'm Gel al 9lrbci
81 ~r>,rr; - ,,Nrn %+nNn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Vorrona.Kreni

Or. anutc Socsb ipIbte bcn 15bc
April "A Ior. San er ueo gob
SelbreO, niPbpanlig firf for lin Il-
Der % i%fietter regelmGsiig i'm Son.
torproris / minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
BUY LIBERTY BONDS -
Ov 0mbasiaocr.

On Stlllcbup2bopn 0ct 16bc
April: Discount SSibii, ser or no.
nGpnt til iapnnciiif 9lmbasiaopr
iii DC 6orcncoc Stater citcr Ann
FaSlaber Sato, anfom BERTH ioag
pua @jenncmrciic til @oIbington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
Wrs. @oliteab bsb. Mrs. 81.

Wfrs. Ioliteab osb. Wtrs. q. s.
Goliteoo, Songresmnno Inbrep :.
Toliteaos Snitru, or oigoaet peo
Seoen / lit Silent / @olbinaton, 9.
g., efter otto NtaaneocrS Spgoom.
ge9ropelien fanot Steo Onsbag /
@rnnitc Sails, Minn. Senoes Gige-
nopn bar Nelic @ilrolltb; bun bar
isbt / airrie.Mii Sfotlnno,
1868 % fom til Inerifa meb fine
6orplorc / 1879. Sln blep gilt
1894. Soruben Manoen ef~terlaher
bun iig en- Cater, MiIs 2aura @ol.
itcob, Tom ipnor tager fin Gromen
peo George @aIbinetons %llniperii.
tets i%uribiife IibeIing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Chicago Produktmarked.

cptS &c liter "Eeeprah.Sshen", dnreinl Ben
nj snbper % aienofe. Bits Dem ef Surier al
siobef M 90 bo - % TENDER re % en- NJ
Nbcnueut, Pal pt not eiee at ronNUuus ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Sn0 os uGrr r~etfGr0l1.

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a,ff.rn, ia ,crcn,r nj o. iclp
,~,,, 81, R~,fnrr,n,cr ncr crD
,,,,rr,o,r, o7,r pnrn,n % oier 81
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r,,, =; 81, a,r;t NJ brrc cns Rpr
,,r mos 81, 1,ri, a, ~, r., Aicrtr,
.,.or ,o, f,r rrrc NJ oicrc nct
,,,r, 50, Al acrnr tiI Ma
,,r, 49,, ;,f, ~ opnrc Grimm,
n,, ~,,rror,,a NJ hcm
sc, ,o,r,,,,,, ,noh RI, mo,tcr
p,,,n, So 4ron,rn;r,cr ,n1
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m,rns or,, %, o., nom
lam n,r ,oo,tooc, ., oot mr. So
"a, 81, ,no,t,,c q,,,oct INN If
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Kansas City Kvssmarked
Sioux City Kvesmarked

Hornkveg-Stecrs..
Kiar ~ 70:
SCJpI og AVER. 9.OO--15.O 90
o~tockers and feeders. 9.OO-115O
CdiveS and Yearlings.... S.OO-1t.25
S'"h' ouIk. ............. 16. 9O-1110
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Omaha KvarmarL.d

Native steers. 12.50-17. 90
cpi oe hVier. ........ 9.O0-14.5O
e. ana feeders.... S.O0--13. 90
Jn-puik OF sales....... 16. 90-17.20
20.O0-2l.5 50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
BUY LIBERTY \
&aptcin Runlb Nmnnbien bar al.

Napfctt MDnlb T~nttn01en bar AZ
brllbt i'm Sorebrogsreiic her / Can.
Oct og bill M reiic til6oge til Norgc.
buorira ban / Sllli ifal begipe Tia
pon i'm 9toropolsfrrb. Toreorags-
tlircn blep ofilllttet nogct tioliaere
END pnatTnft. 2aptcil1en lfllloe
Sprbag ben 13be bapc holbt Sore
Drag ltnoer Stntc Council Of &c.
fences AltIpicier / Sartforo, Conn,
men Der blep intet al. @rrnnoen
BERTH ongipe3 at bore, at Sorebraes.
holbercn blep @icnitaro ipr libpflio
@~cbonbling peb lin Infonlit til @p,
Ell. Set ifaI enbog ppre ct Weolem
al Wootageliesfomiteen, Iom bar
giort Jig ifploig / Den uhspiife Sp.
f~eriel. Sette bar lige isr Sorebra.
get lfllloc bcgpnoe, % &eililtatet
bar, at Ilnllnolen eiebliffelig reiitc
lin Sci uben at talc. San mobtog
fort efter Snobpbelic til at bciege
Tr9iioent @ilion / set Spibe Slls
oen n9ite Gag, % oa ban er BE
gicringelrs @irlt, err oct rimelig, at
Scr fra bpiere Solb or bIet eiort
ltnoifploning for ben fiebelige Cpl
iobe i @ortior. anptcin s%lmlinbier,
holbt ct patriotiif Toreorog poa
Norlf for line Sunosmrno / Tem
9orf iiblte 6rebag. Sern1eb er bans
Nlrhcibe her afilllttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Ct Darifo til Sarmerne

[ LIBERTY BOND
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
BUY LIBERTY BONDS :
Eaml =. Stenslanb bpb. Toill

Enml =. Stenslanb bpb. Saul
8. Stenslano, ben befienbte tibli.
gere Ghicaeo.ganfier, beoe tibIig
M%onoag Moreen Den 15be g(pril /
lin SpigerinoeS, WrS. 2iubietbs
Stem, 2249 e. 2amnoolc Ipc.,
eiter ct fortuarist Speeleie. Tog
bar ban / De iioItc Ear Inr ploget
mere eller millore al Iitblno oe cit
aomplifntion az Spgoommc. Scr.
StcnsIonb blep II Mar pao en- Moa.
nco nUr. SonS fleraori9e Stamp
Tor at giellbctnlc bell faaerchc Wil-
mallfee Npc. Statc NnnfS rSno'fpoc-
re, % glcnninbc Jig sGrc % Stining,
blep ioalcbes nibrilot al Spgoom OF
Seb. Self iibcn ban l~sslooes, bar
ban orbeibet lent % tiblig meb oet
enc Manl Tor 2ic, of tieilc llof til
at gisrc Gritatning. Sans iprffcbe
Selbreo blep ham tililut iii flor
@prbc. Siipr Soit reiite ban til
Nasiail for at %ullogaa Sen itrengc
norbligc SinterS %irfning paa hans
@rmt. Neilcn berneb blcn bcsppr-
re fife til nogen @iGlp, % ban
blcp baarlieerc iiteoctfor beore. SON
ucnbtc tilboge % tilbra9tc noglc
Tiger pna Ell tSarm / Nprhebcn al
Some, Ga, bpor ban fom ia be.
tpoclia. Sil Chicago onfpm ban
ior ct Tar Tigers Sio iiocn %tilipne.
Iaocnbc / tilireoaitiqcnbc ScIbrco.
Ssnbaa bleu ban %aluprli9 ing, p1
Manoog Morgcn oeoc ban.-"Sfan.
o%illapcn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Chaplin uoifrrpct.

BY LlEEErY HMNI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Oficersfurierne %afiluttet

BUY LIBERTY BOMBS -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
ALLEGED O|slOYAL
CITIZENS EXAMINED
(CVntinued from page ~
tempted TO dispose Of Thrift stamps
her place OF business,

tempted to dispose Of Thrift stamps at
her place Of business.
The undeniable patriotic attitude Of
Nr. Campbell was clearly emphasized
before his fellow citisens at this Gath.
sring. He had apparently been great.
" misunderstood. and bis fearless
method Of denying some Of the reports
about the rest Of those In question. and
his desire to protect them against wha,
be believed unfair treatment. had siv.
sn rise to unjust suspicious.
II is the evident purpose Of the
Home Defense League to weed oul
some Of those who are receiving the
protection Of the United States govern
mont At this critical time. and eithsi
doing nothing for II or working direct
" against II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

r. N. Weimcr Ia q county seat vis'
| itor today from Yainax.
L. c. Rees Is a guest at the Hotel
Hall from summit.
James W. Straw Ia down for short
visit from his ranch at Odessa.
J. Frank Adams Ia In town on mat
ters OF business for few days.
Ed Ward Of Portland is a guest at
the White Pelican hotel.
c. Rersog Of Yreka was among the
train arrivals last night.
Dean Long Of Pendlcton is stopping
for short time at the Hotel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lemke Of Chiloquin
are ccunty seat visitors today.
II. y. Mcneil Ia In the city on busi.
ness from San Francisco. He Ia regis.
tered at the White Pelican hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dalton arc
spending the day In the city from the
nalton ranch In the Malin district.
viii G. Steel. commissioner Of Cra.
ter Lake National Park. came In last
night from Medford. and left for the
camp At headquarters this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Laboree. promi.
nent residents Of the bly, district. are
In town for q brief visit. They are
stopping at the White Pelican.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

III PAsO. Texas, May 7.-Mexicc
may yet cid the allies without violat
ING her neutrality. II . plan now under
consideration 10 carried out. Charles
N. Bassstt. food administrator for this
district. and Andres Garcia. Mexican
consul general here. are working out
plan for the exchange Of wheat and
corn which will add Thousands Of bush.
els OF wheat to the supply available
for the allies.
Mexicans care less for wheat -four
than they do for corn -four and other
food products made from corn. Corn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
REMARKABLE
WAR FILM IS
COMING SOON
SgNeATloNAl FEATURE FILM
WHICH HAS STiRRGp THE CIT.
lxgNS IN ALL LARGE c,TigS TO
FioHrIMo PITCH. 0ookGo HERE

What is declared TO bs the most sen.
sational war picture since tho out.
break Of the European struggle 10 To
appear here In the near future, In the
widely advertised Beast Of Berlin, !"
recently booked by J. v. Houston.
Such . n,erciless exposure Of tho
nendish customs and practices Of this
Jackal Of Europe has been released for
the screen. that the German sympa.
thisers have more than once stolen
the hlms In Chicago and other cities,
and Manager Houston was compelled
to give a@davit that hs would keep tho
rolls IN burglar proof vaults while
they were In his custody.
That this aim has reused Americans
BY hundreds Of Thousands o. peyhsps
nothing else could have done. 10 sp.
parent to those who have read the play
ads and criticisms In the outside ps.
psrs. The picture will bs shown At
the klamath Agency and Merrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
|ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE slDELl0HTS ON LOCAL HAPtENlNOs
AMONG ruE PEOPLE or THls CITY AND vlClNlTf
C,O,NCs AND COMlNGs OF LOCAL. fOLkS

Jake Rcuck was In town yesterday
from his ranch In the BONANZA district.
E.J. Flanders. = federal ofhccr. came
In yesterday from Portland BY auto
He states that the roads In tho Pass
Greek section are bad. but elsewhere
they are In the beat Of condition.
,'has. &. Hood. . prominent Indian
Of the klamath Reservation. paid tho
,ity a hueiness visit yesterday. He 70.
ports that the FISHING in mauy rlaces
there IL unusually finc at this time.
II. G. Seymour. state leader In tho
Industrial Club work. came In last
night from Corvallis. and Ia going over
matters In this connection today with
County School superintendent Edna
Wells and q. r. Petersen.
W. r. Wood. assistant branch man.
Nger Of the J. !. Case ThrcshinG Ma.
chine company Of Portland. who owns
land under the now irrigation project
near Bonanza. 10 here for short visit.
and is now In the BONANZA country. II
Ia his 6rst visit here for several years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
meziico!M ] |! \ .! May AidAlfes
By Exchange Of Grain

Ia The staple food Of Msxico. Yet srsal
tracts Of fertile land In the Lasvna die.
,rict OF Coahuila. near Torreon. have
been planted to wheat because The
pink poll wssvsl has destroyed the cot
ton crops which have grown on these
lands in the past. A corn cannot b
shipped abroad ~ easily - can wheat,
and 10 not considered . staple war
foodstuff. Administrator BassettS plan
Is to exchange corn grown In the
United States for wheat grown IN Mex
leo. The plan b now under considera.
tion. and II carried out. viii materially
aid the allies In the var.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
OAOv GOV ARRIVES

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy n. Roif early last evening
at their home In the Townsend Flats.
Mother and son are reported doinR
nicely. Dr.. George Merryman was In
attendance.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
sGFoRs " 70 TOO LATE

Get your order for piano tuning In
now. One Of San Francisco's best
tuners will bs here only for . short
period. Phone 2s2J or call At Shep.
herd Piano Depot. TT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

I have the ground within the city
limits. and the potatoes. II you have
the team lets put In crop. Mehaffey
t3l Main street. 7.0t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

WANTED TO RENT-About . i've or
six room modern house with gArags.
Call IAN or address 80 Coneer ave.
7.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

diamond aiming pariors. SSl Main
street. liieh class work: expert ser
Slces.. Frank Ward. 3S.lms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

Several popular makes Of dimmel
lenses which comply with the new
DINNER law. Telford 0ros. Garage. u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07

No one ever got rich merely by
saving money. You must invest Il.
4 good way to invest II 10 to buy War
6avines and Thrift Stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
\. A. ~. ATTENTION

klamath Chapter Royal Arch Ma.
sons meet In regular session tonight.
business Of importance-0ard Van
Ripper. II. p.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

wANTED--A good girl or woman at
the Marshal House. Tat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
GERTRUDE Z CO..
oot Maln O.

Smart new summer hats just receiv.
cd this morning By express. All the
very newest ideas are featured. includ.
Ing tailored hats In all deslrabls
shades. and many are white. Also
shapes. novelty feathers. wings and
white flowers.
GERTRUDE Z CO.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-07
DANCING SCHOOL SOCIAL

Weekly social night 1t Moose hall al
. .. m.-Mr. and Mrs. Killcndahl. In
structors. tit
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-16
er bed with a severe case Of la

her bed with a severe case Of Ia
grippe. .%
The Relief Society officers are pre-.
pairing to give good program for
March 18th. tNttt y,
Miss Edna Hopkins has been spend
ing the past month with her sister
Mrs. Barbra Wright Of Brigham City.
Sister Elizebeth Palmer had the
misfortune of falling and spanning
her wrist, which has caused her
much pam. otog n; c8 80 ENof! b.
Mr.. Allie Darling left Thursday
for Butte Montana. where he will
spend the summer 10 tan q t'l.h &
Mrs. Ethel Rehbein and Master Ray
Smith left on Friday for Portland,
Oregan. they expect to make Port
land their home. Mrs. Rehbein has
taught our district school for several
years. we all wish her success in her
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Williams spent
Wednesday evening at Wellsville.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-16

and her semi-quarrels with her old
decidedly head strong young person
friend John Norton are amusing in
their naive sincerity.
It will be remembered that Grace
George. one Of the most prominent
of our actresses. appeared In the
stage version OF Ewes Daughter"
recently In Broadway theater. Miss
Burke has injected many Of her well
known Burkeisms. and not a few
new ones which add decidedly to the
effectiveness of her work.
Other features on the bill were.
The Sunshine Comedy; A Milkfed
Vsmp. which is scream from start
to finish.
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BILLIE BURKE IN
EWES DAUGHTER
AT THE LYRIC

Billie Burke's appearance at the
Lyric Theater In the much heralded
Ewes Daughter" proved, quite az
entertaining as was expected. The d.
rection Of James Kirkwood, the
clever cast. including Thomas Neigh
an, William Riley Hatch and others,
made this sure In itself, but the al
ways delectable acting Of the star
herself clinched the matter.
AS Irene Simpson Bates, chatting at
the restraint imposed on her by her
wealthy and disagreeable old father,
she breaks all bonds at his death.
Having expected at least a quarter
million she is rather disappointed to
learn that mere fifteen thousand is
to fall to her lot. but determines to
make the very best OF her heritage
Renting an expensive apartment
and buying innumerable expensive
gowns leads her naturally along the
road to expensive acquaintance. not
the least expensive of whom is Vic
toria Vanning, who borrows money
extensively. as habit. Another new
friend Is Courtenay Urquhart. with
whom. after brief courtship, she
consents to run away. scarcely real
izing what she does, and dazed by
unaccustomed champagne.
Her fathers lawyer. young John
Norton, who had long been a devoted
sutton, learns of this. and follows the
clipping ouple in a special train
reaching their destination ahead OF
them. How he, with the help Of the
shallow but kind hearted Victorif
Vanning. manages to rescue Irene
Just in time, makes thrilling story
There are many humorous touch
es as is inevitable in play in which
this clever little coincidence appears
such as the second marriage Of thu
mother, who almost literally buys
herself o husband thirty years he'
junior. Miss Burke as Irene is Q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-16
RELIEF SOCIETY
+ DAY WILL BE-
4 celebrated

On March 18th which is the annus.
Helief society day d very interesting
pfpgram will be given at the meet
ifs house. Special, speeches : and
special vocal numbers win be given.
Game one and all, you are all well
cbme.
Last Sunday afternoon in honor Of
the list anniversary Of the birth Of
her husband, Mrs. Carl Nyman gave
al family dinner. Fift-two children
apd grandchildren were present. ? A
large birthday cake trimmed with II
rid white and blue candles and 3
small flags formed the centerpiece for
tAe table. Many people can have a
birthday cake. but few can have II
candles burning on It. The lighting
Of that number q candles was per-
hAps one Of the most interesting
features Of the afternoon. The af-
tSrnoon was spent in social pastime
music and singing. Refreshments
were served In the evening. Bro.
Carl Nyman IL . native Of Sweden
and came to Utah in the early days.
He helped in the settlement Of Logan
and also North Logan. He IL the
father Of Is children. IL are living.
Nine children with their families
were present. Bro. Nyman was pre-
scented with a handsome mission arm
chair by. his children.
Nessrs Francis Nielsen and John
King left on Monday for Idaho Falls.
They are favorably impressed with
that country. They have gone to
build new homes and will send for
their families In the near future. We
have NO fault to find with men who
are enterprising and want to do some
thing for themselves. We are sorry
to have them leave our ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvin Nyman enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Nielsen and Mr.. and Mrs. John King.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Follett enter
tanned at supper Sunday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Follett's brother Mr..
Francis Nielsen and sister Mrs. Ruby
King. "A delicious supper was served
Covers were laid for eighteen. The
evening was spent in music and
social pastime. szei rlsaf .Ya,r,j5 Ii
Mr. and Mrs. w. E.. Nyman enter