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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-27

room house; plenty of outbuildings;
owner leaving, If sold at once, price
$1,250; terms if necessary.
Six-room house on corner lot on
South Seventeenth; well improved.
Well worth the money. Price
$2,5OO.
East front, rooms, modern;
sleeping porch, on South Seventh
street. Price $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Up. or tho New Era Movement
Junior endeavor at 3; senior and in
terInediafe, 6:ib. Preaching at 7 80
by Rev j. M. Broadly, ID. ID, OF
tirmin Eham, Ala. who has been
holding evnnselistic services at Kew
dali. Special music at all services.
Hah.hour get together" service
with young womens guild In the
parlor following the evening service.
COLLEGE HIIIs--Scventh and
Mccoy. DR. Arthur Leo Odcll. sup
ply. Communion service at II, Eve
ming service, 7SO. Dr. Odell will
preach at both hours. Sunday school
at 10. 4. g. Johnston, superintendent
Junior endeavor at 2: so. senior and
intermediate. ESQ.
FIRST UNrTED-Cheyenne and
Cameron. Charles r.. Nowcomb,
pastor, liG west Cameron. phone
2A7-R. bible school for all classes.
Mrs. q, w Groves, superintc n dent
Preaching II and 1870. Theme for
morning Made over Again. evr-
ming. much More Than This"
christian union, $40. Prayer and
Hlble service. 7sO Wednesday eve
ming.
SECOND PREsBYrERIAN -
Zunls and Barton, Rev w. II Muir
ply. pastor. Sunday school e,tb. w.
q, Formsn. superintendent Grade.
and CLASSES for all ages. Morning
worship at II with sermon by the
pastor, what Does IL Mean TO be
n Christian" Junior endeavor at
3. Evening worship at tao, by pas
tor. subject. The Coniagion OF
Character Campfire girls and Lone
Scouts Friday at $50; BOY scouts
at T. Wednesday evening prayer
and social gathering tao. This IL
community church and desires 10
serve the people OF the east part OF
tho city. You are welcome.
BuLLETrE COMMUNITY Has.
kell and Bullette. sunday school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
THINGS ARE REALLY BONE
DRY OUT IN IDAHO STATE

IulSE. Idaho. Jan. is--On Jan
uary l. 1910, Idaho had been hone
TRY Tor three years Tho Idaho pro-
hbltldn law Ia one OF tho most dras
tic" In effect anywhere IN the west
ana makes II a otimo 20 have liauor
n Possession even for medical usc,
special permits ara issued for ship
n'nt Of wine for mcramentnl use In
'he churches but all other shipments
are strictly barred.
IN spite OF tho vipilanc, of state
officials n great deal of linuor lH
brought into tho state by bootleg
gers and sold ht from ~ to 81
a quart according 20 No scarcity of
tho supply Sine, Nevada went dry
on December IA hootleErinE prices
have been mounting rcpidly.
ldaho'p bone dry law Fives sher
MS and their deputies aa we'll ns
city policemen, power " search and
seiHure, Any home or business os-
tablishment may be entered II r"a
sonhble suspicion exists that liduor
may he on tho premises and
horourhGolnG search made by the
officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST pREsBYTERIAN - Sew
.nth and noston. Rev. e. W. Kerr
pastor Regular services both morn
ing and evening. sunday school
$40. with CLASSES for all and com
retent teachers Preaching at i0;t5
BY tho pastor. subject. "Speedine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
~ TlIIcitAN.

FIRST ENgitsIl LUTHERAN -
lff,h and Elwood Rev Albert MnN-
'ry. A n Il u. pastor. Rrhntd
lurrett director ~ music Ms G..
- Splndlcr, orEanlsl llhlo school
90. Preaching at II and 7 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

lhe slogan Tor the entire meeting \
hearty welcome awaits Nuu,
SOGALES NNENt'F First and
Nogai"s sunday school, IS,
'htrlcs " fUN. super intrndtnt
S"uiot u \ = I AZ 4, Truman Nil.
lgr superintendent Junior ~ q, MrA.
u q Morrison. superintendent sun.
beams 81 =, Mrv Truman Miller
superintendent services both morn
iuR ana evening conducted bv NcV
luihcr = Floyd ~ Denver. col
WEST TtlsN E n owen. pas
tor. phone ttHv-N, sunday school at
10 sermons ~ the pastor. ~ Y. T.
L. meets AZ A.. Ladies' society at
4 ~ Thursday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
EPISCOPAL

TRINITY CUrR,1I tNfh and
cincinnati Rev. g '. kiihg. rrctor
phone 1ol2-l. holy communion at
@. church school at . 80. morning
prayer at IT, sermon bv tho roc,ur,
~ NunlnE prAyrr hmd AhdrnAa az 4 SO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Second Irv 4 lachcnTicin pastor
CITY missionary srrNirrs every uiEhf
~ 80. Nuoudty PRAYER mocuua
dalh
MISSION or EEMIS
LOVE log South l|ustun
SOCIETY OF DIVINE TilnlSiiT
1890 EaH Flrst Lecture m Mr.
Mofnu ~ g.. spiritual mos1 s's,
after lecture All Interested be
spiritual work cordially myItoi.
LATTnp DAY sAINrs Tenth
aud Rockford.
ADVENTIST sixth and Madison
Cill'RCII or GOD -Ntth and
Madison
ASSEMBLY OF GOD FIFTH and
Peoria. OreatlD
CuI-RCu Or cHRiST - Irvtng
school 1ako either car To owen
PARK and got or at school Bihlc
study at 10 o'clock Preaching and
lnrds supper at II. Evening wor-
ship at so. Como and Worship In
New Testament simplicity.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
Moose han. NAV South hosion
Rev Gertrude ilull pastor, i~cturo
at 2 so by assistant pastor, Rev, Ida
Thompson. followed by spirit mes
saEcs by tho pastor. Spiritual ad-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Hf"niS, -o,irty ~ tulsa viii hold an.
tunl meeting At a.3O. addresses hN
local nhhis and hy louis l'laHt and
NJ Srhur Isou
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Nico gwen by the pastor ~ her rest
trn,o every dav except Sunday. be-
wc"n the hours OF y a m. aud
n ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIsT Fourth AM
Cincinnati. George W llcrUold H..
nanclal secretary. phone lb7s-H.
Church always open 10 those seek
ing Gods house bible school $50
r. W. Bryant. superintendent, with
classes for all Regular preaching
services 1880 and 7a0 with music
by the choir The several units Of
the II. Y. +. 4. meet In their re-
spective rooms at 6,i5 Midweek
prayer service 7t5 Wednesday y
evening. The public welcome to
all services
1MMANUEts-S Second and Rock
ford Rev. G, Y. Siler, pastor. III
South Victor. phone $3.50. sunday
sschool In charge Of J. " Adams. at
s:4b Rev. A II. Little OF MuskoKee
will have charge ~ the music. he is
q man of God. and To miss the In
spiration of HIS great soul will he
your loss; services at 2 80 and 730
each day during the week "tNnda-
mentals for Recommendation" Will bc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

9.th e. u. Edwards. superintendent.
Endoavor at Z Evening Acrvice'at 4.
CHRISTIAN.
FIRST CHRISTIAN Services In
IN" court house. Rev. Meade Dutt.
pastor, bible school. gao, commun-
Ion and preaching iO;th. subject;
The Masculine Asset OF the Church "
EndeavOr At $40. preaching at 7:20
by tho pastor. The Hope ~ the
Gospel" Hope" In one or the few
great words In our language. when
connected with the gaspcl 4, Ia u
most attractive thing
CRrB SlDI Services every
Sunday nt mission on sand springs
lnterurban line.
MIDWAY AVENUE - day
school at 10 n. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURClls Eleventh and
l'ouldor sunday morning H"rvlccS
In SUNDAY school room ~ new hulld.
Ing At II o'clock Subject, Life
SUNDAY school $50 Testimonial
meeting at \ O'Clock Wein@daN
evening Public invited 10 Use FREQ
reading rooms. aOf ana SOS Mayo
building. open e.30 to $50 week
days, ! to . SUNDAYS and holidays
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
METHODIST.

ly
a.y kd.tofJ
METHODIST.
FIRST MET1IoDIsr--Ilfth ana
poullrr IoH J. W. Abel. pastor.
Y U Emery, assistant willard
rim suprrintendent. n. W John
.ou tr,tsutrr. sunday school. 80.
N,ru.rg Worship. 1885. "Com-
vurlon service" Junior league at
GLADYS Mccormick suporintend-
ant Upworth $40, Norma clay.
,re..irut. Dorothy McHirney leader
tNrnlng service, $3.50, Tho Renovs-
hon N the Temple" The public
eoriallv invited To all services
GRACE METHODlSr-Thlrd and
trenton. Rev. Everett simpson. pas
,or ia, East Third. phone 7g11-R.
sYndiy school. $40, a. A Heard
ripo,Int,ndcnt: W. J. Whldbee In
chang ~ primary. Morning wor-
,lir AZ IL. sermon by Rev T. NJ
s,.phen.nn of oklahoma City fivo-
ming worship, 7.30. In charge of men
a, the church. Epworth league,
7,o James /. Prince. president
PRAYER meeting. 7s0 "Wednesday
sv-ning ladies' aid. 2:3o Friday
afternoon.
-
ORCtT'r MEMORIAL --- Four
,ecrth and Quaker Rev. Lander l..
Nrtnnon, pastor. r. q. Mccullough.
ripcrn'cndcnt of ~hool. NJ l.
poundstonr president Fpworth
rng,io. sunday school. $50. league.
so. preaching. f0.tb and 7'aO.
Morning subject, -Our Community
ard Rcconstruction;- evening, MO
bilizing tho Church" An old-fash-
toned guspcl and n cordial welcome
BOSTON AVENUE tM. r. S)-
rTfth and Boston. Rev. Louis 4 TAR
ton. pastor un foreign service) Rev.
.. NJ Cantrell. assistant. Sunday
rchool. o't6: Epworth lcaguc. $40:
preaching at II and 8. prayer meet
inr Wednesday at \ D. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
JEW isiI.

TljMl'l.D lSttAEl. --- Fourteenth
and Cheyenne ! H. Menkes. rahhi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
CATHOLIC

llplN FAMILY tighth aud
BOULDER Rev John q licirlng rec
tor, flrT mass and sermon ! "a II,
childrcns mass aud religious In
sifuctuu. 2 a IN high mass and
Srrmuu 10 30, evening service. 7.SO.
SACRED llEAitT sixteenth and
Rockford Very Rev charles stand.
aort, rector Services at usual hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Where to Worship

,yorE, Il 10 Sssir~d "a restore th,s
Inn 70 I've fuil usefulness Every
80 In Tuiss should b represented a.
z, :. 10 have hnovleAsc no one vii b.
h,.i n your snpouno~ment 10 nat ksta
-. AN. ,ault of your psator or officers In
,tnF Tho lnformstion 70 this office
NJ 80 ,nformation 10 furnished, the editor
...- 40 th. beet he hnews and iei it 81 81
.,d rs.nh ,hls offIcs by 5 D IN on
w., progrsms and boost~r siuf will
Z. b.,dl.d In AnotA~r department. fun.
a.y fdltof.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

R'NAt FMuNAll stn South
Cheyenne Morris Teller. rabbi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

9tb G. u. Edwards. superintendent l.
Endoavor at 7 Evening service at 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

BuLLErTE COMMUNITY
kell and Bullette sunday school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
rtStoreM Man
Takes Photos
Out of Window
Wall Paper and "Ten De-
F, mandments" Now Occupy
, Places of Bare Beauties,

"lf people arc going 10 jump at
conclusions and imagine lot OF
things and get the wrong viewpoint
Of works of art, then III let them look
at something they do want and what
will not hurt their minds"
This is the explanation offered by
he propricto, OF the art store in which
Saturday night" photographs were
exhibited, for Withdrawing them and
replacing them with copies OF the
Ten Demandments' and other print
cd matter
Mayor Walton Yesterday requested
the chief Of police TO look the pictures
over. The proprietor said the chief
nsver vhited him but that he removed
the pictures voluntarily
A long strip of wall paper now
hangs where Cleopatra held sway in
an Egyptian boat yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
OWEN NOT TO
QUIT, BELIEF

Ii Chief Justice Owen Of the Oklaho-
ma supreme court plans to leave the
appellate bench and enter the practice
of law in Oklahoma City, as indie a,ed
IN dispatches from Muskogee last
night, he has not significd his in,en-
ton OF so doing TO Governor Robert
son, the governor said this morning.
The report OF the forthcoming resig-
nation was somewhat discounted
around the capitol this morning be-
cause only recently Owen refused TO
Q., the bench for an appointment as
assistant United State, attorney gen
sr.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

= w. NJ. Williams, Tailor, has moved
10 2071, West Main. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

government in this country unless
something is done to check the move
mcnt for unonitation,' Senator
Myer, Of Montana declared in the
senate this afternoon.
IF the steel workers strike as they
prpose, ! predict that il will be fol-
lowed by nationwide railroad
strike.
at is time for congre" to act
Il am in favor OF union labor in It's
proper sphere, but ] do not believe in
government by the unions and for
the unions.
Il believe somebody Is back OF this
entire movement"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

1hss b ens ssDsdy that ssIdon
To- - step itcAiee togtufe and relieve
eklD tsr)tollon end t,at malbss the skir
Solk sjess - hsalthg.
Az druggist en- euDpy you witt
EemQ which eensfllly oveFcomes al
~ AaecsssA ecssma, Itch pimple.
fadAea nlackheads h most easee Civ
~ = zaDA FSeQuently minor blem
49, Gleo1peoe ov0s night ltchine us
bo3y a!6l instantly. zemo b . ssft
QuoooQe2 bQuIA cloon, eaGv 10 use sm
faoeoosela. h coees ~ 16e On es
0e3 Q9ol 001d4y ~ = s0o1itively
- 80 ss.eoass linA
u, II 49, $3.50
4 - 4tegttoQD1ee.) o -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
Officers and Directors:

JOHN FIELDS
oklahoma Farmer
FRANK WELLS
keaton, Wells n johnson, Atiys,
FRED s, GUM
Gum Bros. Co., Farm Loans
J.. NJ FARNAM
Wdenour- Baker Mercantile Co,
Wholesale Grocers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
STREETS Of CITY
10 Be DECORATED
| N RECORD STYLE
Canyon Of Flags for Wilson;
\ Contract Is Let,

A contract for decoration OF streets
along the line Of march OF President
Wilson on September 26 was let to the
w. K. Webster Decorating company,
ST. Louis. at meeting Of the decora-
ton OF the line of-march committee
yesterday afternoon, it was announced
/. by II. G. Oliver, chairman.
n. hom.somirg nj soldier, NJ the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
ROADS ASSOCIATION
PREPARES FOR DRIVE

I'VE are getting new members lined
up already, despite the fact that the
date set for the starting of our cam
paian for memberships is still five
days off," said X. A. Singletary, secre-
tary Of the Oklahoma Good Road,
association, this morning.
Cards were given to all of the team
captains yesterday afternoon, ten men
taking twenty cards each, says Single.
tary. As a resul, R. NJ. Scott turned
in three cards this morning that he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
Discovers Primexal Hermit

PRINCETON. W. VA hermit
who lives in the fashion OF prmeval
man has been discovered In tho wild
mountainous country in the southern
part of West Virginia. lie has dag
Z snug home in the side oil the noun
tain and has many comforts. lie sub
sists mostly on game and hi, clothes
Sre made OF skins. There is much
mystery about his identity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
ClEARINGS HERE
SHOW BIG JUMP

Bank clearings in Oklahoma City
for the week ending today totalcd SIS
Slj,5i97i, according to the report OF
the clearing house association. Clear
ings today totaled $500, l0658, Clear
ings Tor the corresponding week Of
1918 were only $1,000 677.73.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
ARMY POSTERS HERE
FOR DISTRIBUTION

Tie army recruiting station has two
new art posters for distribution. "The
Regular is Gordon Grants la,est--a
poster Of a soldier, by a soldier, for
soldiers. James Montgcmcry Flagg's
Our Regular Divisions Honofcd and
Respected by All" is tribute to rcgu-
lars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
REDS" viii Take
]. s. in Z Years,
Myers Declares
Dark Future Predicted by
Montana Senator Because
Of Many Strikes,

WASHINGTON, Sept ll-SWith-
in two year, we will have a soviet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20
ARTFUL DODGER
HAS NO CHANCE
pu, a few drops on that old
touohy corn then IN Il
out without pain

ou,h ''?' This Kind OF rough
,.t Will be heard lees here IN town II
,.onlr troubled with corns will follow
IN, simple advice Of this Cincinnati
authority. who claims tina, few drops
u. drug called fr-ckone when applied
IN A tender. aching corn stops sorcnrsr
=, once, and soon the corn drirH W
and lif,s right out without pain A d"
urh,ful surprise awaits all who Try
this
He says frrrE"nr In sticky Hnh
stance which dries immediately and
,,,,r innamrs or even irritatrs the
surrounding tissues or skin 4 quarter
n, an ounce of ftrrsonr which curts
yer, little at any drug store. In said Ia
h. sufficient TO remove every hard ~
.oft corn OF cailur from ones feet
Millions Of American women viii wei.
come this announcement since the In
,urufa,lon Of the high bs~is - Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20
YANk NICKLE DANCE
ARRIVES IN LONDON

LONDON. Nav 90 The American
Nickel Dance" In To be- introduced
her. for the nrst time. II the nam"
the London newspapers give II ticks
II viii be known as the "Thrcep"i hy
Jarr
The old American Roller SEattr 4;
Rink In Hamm.rrmith has been nc.
quircd Ms the home Of the new Ganr'
temple where the Rag"
innovation as II Ia called is 20 bc
tried out when com pietcd the pRul-
Ion viii be- one OF tho largest N Eu-
rop~. In It's Eoid and rose ballrooa N
5000, persons will be able to lanrc
simultaneously with comfort.
, Seating omodations will ," pro-
vided for 1900. Including tw, 10
piece bands. the pavilion's staff viii
number 2as.
There will be six masters of core
monies II a man wishes to lance
Win woman he has never met nc
may secure an Introduction by ono a.!
the six There will also be half ., \"
"r attendants on the floor clad IN
white flannel suits All employees I.
to be former British or AmericIn
soldiers and sailors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20
SAY. JACK, LISTEN!

" YOU ARE IN need nf any access
"r'ss ~, all ihn, win enable you t.
max" Joy riding n Joy, instead of u
disaster, ns II sometimes turns out Ia
be, YOU want 10 call IL ~ the Dln.
nunh 1ir" a Nuirnniring 60. aud
get II. The, have everything ihn, IL
calculated "a render first aid 10 the
In niur"h, from - icnky radiator to u
runctur" In the rear tire. or course,
the, don't tr, to handle one onr-hun-
dr"dih part of the freaks and fnncirs
you see advertised, for the majority
ar" "nI, Tor III" very rich, who have
rnnry Z" throw away. for that's what
~ good deal ~ u virtually amounts
a., but for III. cn,ninon.scnsc rrmc-
dies for the. autonnn's Ills that IL the
pla'" y"u want ,o patronihr.
They Just got In u lot of Crescent
wrrnrhcs to-day, aud they had one
sweet time getting them. Every house
that wa. known to handle them was
rpprRird to, to send some along and
they finally located quite n batch.
fr"m the tiny t-inch tn the majestic
i2.inch. but II y"u want n larger sire
! Hu-s. you viii have to have one
inn'ir, for they simply are not on III.
market.
And that's the way they do all the
timr--w whenever there II call for
something tina, IL hard Ia locate for
their customers they certainly give
the Wholesale houses merry time
until they land II.
That's one reason why like to
hang around that durup. No matter
what . customer calls for. II they
haven't got Il In stock they make ar
rans~mrnts To get II In the short~o
possible time. And that's the kint
of = place ! iik~ Z" do business with
all the timr-Bl'D.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20
ERSONAL MENTION
i,trtt stDEtiUttts ~ IsIAI Htir iNIsG'
,"o>. rUE rE'rLE OI IHis CITN A>U NUu>ITY
Lri\,.- 80 sSpNtN,!~ i,WAI g,jIks

Mrs e Llvlnr1un. VINO hHs been
here for It visit with h"r parents. MIR
ana Mrs ] WUhlrr Of 'hm city, left
this morning for her hoilr IN San
,Ffnuclsco
Mr. Clnra Drain and her mother
Mrs Emma Drain Iof' 'ble morning
on the train for Onkland. California
whore III" former Will undergo mcdI,
cal treatment.
W J Hamilton and Mrs s. J. Rice
aunt and uncle OF Mrs J y Mitchell
have LEFT for their home at KING CITY
California. after a visit here
T.. s. T"rwillgcr, former well
known Klamath county resident came
IN last evening from Red Hluif, Cali
fornin. where h" now resides for u
short business visit
~ " aFr"nicre f. h"r" for few
HhNh ibbhlnR all'T bufin'Nh hAer"htr
from bray.
Mr. and Mrs J. " Anderson were
among III" train arrivals last might
from Portland
Mrs u n. Bleeckcr and son from
Fairbanks. Alaska. Mrs n l. Bleeck.
cr OF Los Angeles and Mr- X = Pow.
crs OF San Diego are in The city for n
short time They ar. reuests at the
white Pelican Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs r. A Danielson are
here for II few days from Oakland
California.
A d. Edwards is a recent arrival
In klamath Falls from Eugene.
&. y Gorden came In on IN. train
last night for "A short business visit
from Weed
MIR and Mrs Rohcr, Chase left
this morning for Ivan after shor,
visit here.
Mrs Charles Messner has returned
to her home In Mi Hebron. after o
visit In klamath Falls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20

Mrs e. Wangtod left this morning
for san FrancIsco. after visit with
her Sister. Mrs -. T. GrIgsby Of this
city. She has been here since Ianu.
country.
Il. e. Lcymann Ig rccen, arrival
from KaIcspell. Montana. He is
guest at the Hotel Hall.
Mrs ". ". Finley is in the cDGnJ
seat for visit OF few days from her
home AT bly,.
e T.. Shinn arrived yesterday a;;-
crnoon on the stage from Ashland.
William Maris Is here for a short
time on matters OF business from San
Francisco, He Is staying at the White
Pelican Hotel
J. D. Mason. who has been spend
ing the winter months at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. willis Taught at
Modesto, has returned TO this city.
J. A. Thompson, who operates a
ranch In the Midland section transact
ed business in the city yesterday.
X. G. Sphinx is down for a few days
from his home at idlerest on Spring
Creek He Is staying at the Hotel
Hall
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20

ing man: Bull Montana. the "ugli-
est man on the screen" who has been
seen In many Fairbanks pictures: !:
Harry Mccoy. the comedian. Eugene
Forde. J. Farrell Mcdonald and other
screen favorites.
'Baree. son OF kazan." the Vita
graph Blue Ribbon Feature which
will be the attraction in the Temple
theater on tonight Is announced by
Vitagraph to be one OF the most re-
markable pictures ever released by
that company. A stirring. swift NOV
ing drama OF the big woods. lakes and
rivers OF the Northwest. especial In
terest centers on Baree, half wolf and
'alf dog. proteEe. protector and, fin
ally, avenger OF Nepeese.
Five malamute dogs. ranging in
age from puppy to a full grown hus-
~ were used In the picture to i'm
pereonate Bsree, and the astonishing
Intelligence each displays thruout
the picture reflects the greatest cre-
dit on David Smith. who directed the
picture. and on Nell Shipman. who
made the dogs her constant compan.
ions. won their affection and then
their obedience.
Not less remarkable and beautiful
In the extreme are the snow scenes.
All exteriors were taken in dead of
Winter in the snow-bound passes
north OF Truckee. California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-20
GLASS IN CLASH
WITH SUBORDINATES

WASHINGTON. ID. c. May 40.
The war risk insurance bureau is in
process OF reorganization thru the
appointment of Colonel r. A. Chol-
meley Jones. OF the Bureaus section
In France, as director to succeed Col
onel Henry Lindsay who resigned in
a clash with Secretary Glass. He
charged the treasury department
with placing restraint or the organi-