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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Klamath's Pay Rolls
Arc the source and support of
KLAMATH'S GROWTH AND PROSPERITY
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Buy MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS products
WE MANUFACTURE
Windows, doors, frames, mouldings, cabinet
work and general planing mill products.
WE SELL
Lumber, laths, shingles, cement, roofing and
building supplies.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
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Mill and Yards, Klamath Ave. and Center St
Phone 128
LAST RITES FOR THE
HON. GEO. T. BALDWIN
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Many frloiuli gathered yesterday
nftornoon lo pay n ,t tribute of re
spect to the memory of, and lo fol
low to the last reUnij pl.ico nit Hut
remained mortal bf "the Into tlon,
George T UnUlwliu '
Senjces wore helit nt 2' .10 o'clock
nt tlie Prctbterrtiii church, tho Nov.
i: P. l.nwrenco delivering short
but lmpresho eiilpgr. y
The ceremony at -the cemetery m
under direction of the Msnonlc lodge
of which the ilocoitontj wi i chatter
member ami past master anil follow
eil tlfe Masonic ritual.
From all parts of' the statu nml
from the nntlomil capital telegrams
of condolence for the' bereaved fain
lly have been received since Friday,
nil expressing regret nt the depriva
tion Mirrored b thl Community and
Star Theatre
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HIGHK8T standard PRODUCTIONS
TKItWILUGFJt PATRICK. PROPS.
TONIGHT
Marguerite Clark in
"A WIDOW BY PROXY"
This is her Latest and Best Comedy Drama
and will be sure to please '
' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
. "WHY SMITH LEFT HOME"
With llrjant WWiliurn t3rlng
Thli l sure Mime coined) and uc Kunrnntcc It to HAtUfy cvrrjbody
3IATINEK KVKllV DAY
I PERSONAL MENTION I
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C. It. I'mterwood left on tint morn.
ItiK train for Portland, whore ho will
spend n few days on matters of bust
lies.
Mrs, John l.ubay. careinknr of the
It.irrliuau Lodge fur tlio hist four
)carx, who was opeinled on at the
Klamath '(teneral hospital ten du)H
ago, Is coinalescent and expects lo
leuto the Institution In a few iln m.
Mini (lertrudo Miigulro Is visiting
nt tlu home of X. II. llogue.
The friends of Miss Avis Dough-
erty, who win operated on at the J
Klnmutb (lenerat h'ospltal Inst week.i
will he Klad to know that she Is re-.
corlng her health nml will soon he'
able to return to her homo, Miss,
Dougherty was the teacher of home
economic at the high school lust
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Miss Marguerite Itoblh left Sun
state In the loss of u good cltlien nnd.,j,iy )rllnK f0r San Frnnclnco fur ill
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sorrow ior me pjirnuiwi "" """-"i woek s visit.
has befallen the f'amlj). rif, .. y, Klchter w if te Ko I J
, . " Idlng this morning to rlslt relatives
(DEVELOPING PLANT t Mrs, U. A. Pluth and daughter'
I r-ii inrrrt at ctad'1'""'110' oro paasongur on the
ciiunnubuni J '""V morning train
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A modem and elaborate plant for
developing and prjnilnK films has
been Installed by the Star tlrug com
iwnv Threo tanks, capable of tak
ing cam of forty rolln'of film at once, morning. They have been visiting In
U one of the time navlng dolcos.iini city tor uio past muntli
Tho now electric drier, equal to any' K.-A Tryoti. who undo
to Portland where
they will attend the Shrlnora' con
vention Mrs. I'lntli I'xpooU to ro
main In Portland all summer.
Mr. and sirs. D, W, Hopkins loft
for their home In Im Angeles this
In tho largest ,c,ltr. U tbo big
gest feature of thf film department.
The prints rovolvp around a largo
electrically hentod'drum which dries
short
business trip to this city, returned to
San Francisco, this morning.
Fred Fletcher, of the legal firm of
Ferguson. Fletcher & Mlfilln, Is In
and smooths them at ono operation.! I'orlnnd on a business visit.
This requires only flvo mlnutos, and i Mrs. CSeorge So)mour nrrlved Hitur
by the old methqil took Are or six day night from Portland, to make
hours. $. her nome here with her husband who
Films arlvlng nt .the store at r. Is tho suprlntiMident of tho now
o'ctock on one day can bo received nt Fwauna saw mill. They aro at proa
tho same hour on , the noxt. Prints ent staying at tho Motel Ilnldwln.
are mado entirely on Velox paper A Con O'Cnnnoll, Jack Flynn nnd
photographer of twelve years experl- Mrs, Singleton are In this city from
enco has full charge of this depart-1 Illy. Mrs Singleton was called hero
ment, so that tho public I Insured! by tlm serious Illness of her brother
Ingnlnst amateurs. ho is nt the Klamath (icucral hos-
m pltal.
TWO ItVo HIIIIS Harry Poole and wife, Ted Whlto
i and K..I.. Terwllllger, all movie man-
VANCOUVEK, Tj. .C Juno 7. agors of thU clfy. am In San Fran
Two more 8,100, ton; steel steamers .dsco on business
nre to bo built In Vancouver, nc-l A. W. Plel ban purchased and
cordlnB to uord 'from Oltnwn de- t-'eii possession of tho C. C. Low
parttnent of marW, and fisheries I resldonce nt 121 Oak street.
Tho Couglan yard ' ''wore awarded F- ' Miller and family of Iko
tho contracts. ' '"w" were bore jrstordar to Mend
the funeral of the late Judex Ooorra
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pictures you made
Sunday ?
Better bring the films here
for developing and printing.
Your pictures get the bene
fit of our experience and ' up-to-date
methods. The result
is results.
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WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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TO LEASE LANDS
Tho following ifenlal by SocroUry
of the Interior Colby on any plan on
the part of the government to loaao
110,000 acre of Klamath reserva
tion land la from tho Orcgonlan'a
news bureau at Washington, and waa
printed as a special dispatch In the
Oregenlnn:
In answer to a protest of the
American U-glon ptAt at Klamath
Falls, Ore., Secretary John Harton
Payne of the Interior department,
denied that the government had con
templated leasing 20,000 acres of
land on the Klamath reservation and
90,000 acres of land In Hlg Marsh to
the California-Oregon Power com
pany. Secretary Payne in bis letter,
which waa aent to Senator Chamber
Iain, dlscloaed, however, that a loase
on 8620 acre, bad been made to the
power company by former Secretary
I-ane,
lie aald: "On February 26, 1920,
Secretary I-ane entered Into an
agreement with the aforesaid com
pany, whereby that company wm
given a leaio on 8620 acres of land
bordorlM upper Klamath lake on
tho east and north within the Klam
ath Indian reservation, subject to
tho consont of tho tribal council as
to tribal land and subjoct to tho con
sont of tho allottees as to tho allot
ted land, and It was ngreod Hint tho
department, through Its proper rep
resentatives, would uko Its endeavors
to.procur'o the consent of tho tribal
council. This Inano wus entered In
to after tho fullest consideration nnf
appears to bo for tho bonellt of tho
Indians and In no wlso opposod to
tho propoBOd soldlor Rottlemont
movement. The land will bo re
claimed under tbo torms of tho loaso
and returned to tho Indians at tho
oxplratlon of tho 'leaso-hold periods
of flvo and ten years in a vory much
Improved condition over what It Is
today, ,
"With respect to tho lease of 90,-'
000 acres of land on the lllg Marsh.
1 may say that I understand that tho
commissioner of Indian nffalrr hfw
bad an Inquiry concerning tfeli mat.
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LOOK OVER OUR WONDERFUL SHOWING
OF FINE SUMMER SUITS
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and other good makes in styles and fabrics that will
appeal to every taste and purse. Gootl .suits as
low as $25 and up to $100. See ours, before you buy
yours
KKK STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
Socne'Shoe Special this week
Good styles and makes for $4.85
ter, but that no formal Application
for a lease of tho land Is .pending at
the present time."
JKAVH OOMK TO CAMAUA
U'INNIPBO. Man., Jnne 7.
Emigration of 90 Jewish families
from Winnipeg to Palestine Is being
arranged by two societies, "llolker"
and "lloachuso," it was learned re
cently. The former haa sent repre
sentatives to Palestine to purchasu
land, while the latter already own
130.00.0 worth.
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LIBERTY THEATRE
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TONIGHT
is Comedy Night at The Liberty
"A BROADWAY SAINT"
A sparkling comedy with a laugh in every minute and
" THE CHARMING MRS. CHASE "
Featuring John Cumberland, the most likeable
personality you ever met
Our usual Monday News Reel
TOMORROW
Constance Binney in "THE STOLEN KISS"'
Coming "DOWN ON THE FARM"
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