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ORLAND, Juno 26. John II. Wil
liam, 60, a resident ot Orland mot
at hi lira and 'one ot tha owner of
tha Ureen and William gravel pit at
Wyo lout hi left urui to above the
elbow anil hi right band In a rock
crusher hero.
NAPA, June 36. The Stono
Urldgo bouse, which ha been notori
ous for year and has kept district
attorney busy In Napa county tor
many years, Is no more. It burned
to the ground luxt night.
IIKN1CIA, June 23. Uadly decom.
poed. the body of an unidentified
woman was drugged from tho Sacra
mento river at Colllusvlllo eterday
by n fisherman who accidentally
caught It In a net.
YREKA. Juno 26. Dr. W. W
Uarham, for 12 yearn mayor of
Yrvku, has tendered hla resignation,
to lako effect at once, mating hist ClllCO, June 26. The board of
profeMlonnl duties demand hla eutlre trustees ordered a (76.000 paving job
attention.
Allan Noton, for several .year a
member of the city council, wa
chosen hi successor
SUSANVILLE, Juno 26. A ter
rific dust storm swept over Honey
lake, which la practically dry. tho
only water being at the lowest point,
and that will bo dry by July 4.
CIIICO, June 26. Thousands of
acres ot rlco from Digg to Nelson
wero without running water as the
result ot a break In the mala water
way of the Western Canal eoaipany.
Tea break occurred near Tres Via
when tbey let contract to the Chlco
Construction company for the paving
of IS block at 30 cents a ruuaru
toot. '
The coulract call for the paving ot
Second strvet from Salem to Chest-nut.
UROWNSVILI.K. June 26. Ed
ward ItADsom, 18, an orphan, died
here of Injuries sustained when he
whs crushed by a log while working
In the lumber yard ot Leal k Sons.
OLYMPIA, Wash., Juno 24. Ten
thousand classroom teachers, school
perlntrmtrnt and school board
Members are expected to gather at
Bait Lake city, Utah, on July 5 to
PMd six days discussing problems of
fjakoot of tho nation during tho an
1 meeting ot the National Educn
tlon association. This meeting will
bring educators from tho four cor
aera of the nation together.
Mr. Josephine Corliss Preston,
Waahtngton state superintendent of
pabllc instruction and president of
the National Education association.
tu announced the general .themo as
"Education In the Making cf a Ureal
r America." Civic education, Indus
trial education, health education and
Xfca national congress ot school
'beards, superintendents and class
room teacher are tho topic for varl
Ma dayi ot the program.
"The plan to have school beards.
classroom teachers and superintend
at meet together for one day was
teaplred hy the great need ot a better
Jbb1 broader understanding of tha in
herent rights of the children of this
coantry, the homes of the country
and the community life ot the na
tion," said Mrs. Preston.
"The growing nnreit ot tho teach
er needs earnest consideration. Tho
ehool board and superintendent of
Mr country In conference with out
classroom teachera should work out
a safe and sane adjustment ot public
chocl policies."
Mrs. Preston said a :arre delega
tion of teachera from Washington
will attend the convention. On San-
d. Julv 4. the nnenlnr dav of Ihn
-.t o.i. i .i.. .i. n, . .iRoscoe Martin. Deceased
w..wu... ....,... mm., - Notco g hefcb WB lhat ,he un.
UrgO musical festival. On Friday, rienlrtird ha. hn anrvilnf..,! n.lmln.
Jaly 9, following tho business ses-'lstratrU of the estate of Fred Roe- June 29 The store will be storked
Ion, tho educator will enjoy a gala ro Martin, deceased: and all per- with groceries, blanket and clothing
day Salt Lake city I. to stage .'StV&'b
Terltable Mardl Oras for the enter- the same with proper voucher to,to toe Pnb,,e nl Prlcr" ,1,,le aboYe
talnment cf the teacher. On Satur-'her at the office of C. F. 8tone. In cost. The store will be open thr
day the Salt Lake city chamber ot 'araatn rails, uregon. w tnin sii days
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commerce will tako the educator for Datcd thu gth day ot June 1920
a trip to the copper mines. LOLA E. MARTIN,
I Administratrix of the Estate
A Classified Ad will sell it ljun g.is.22.29-6
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EUREKA. June 26. Charles
Whetstone, CI yearn old, who was
threatened with lynching 'late at
nlcht at Fortuna, 17 mile south ot
here, by a hand of citizens, led. ac
cording to City Marshal Crow, by the
father of a 17-year-old girl, whom
Whetstone is charged with attacking,
8USANVILLE. June 26. Fire
starting In tht Coiy theater, owned
by the Red River Lumber company,
J believed to have been caused by
faulty wiring, early today destroyed
nine structures here and damaged tho
apartments on the -upper floor of the
telephone building The lo Ih
placed at HO, 000.
NAPA. June 26 United State
Revenuo Collector Nelson O Welburn I jM
has confessed and will plead guilty at raided the Roma and Union hottls'sH
his hearing. So goes tho statement 1 here and confiscated S25 gallons of,,
of Assistant District Attorney II.
Nelson.
NOTICK TO CKKDITORH
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamath Connty.
In the matter of the Estate ot Fred
wine. John Tnmbornlnl, proprietor
ot the Roma, and J
etor of the Union
rested.
Martini, proprl
hotel, were ur--
RED HLUFF. June 25. F J
Ewtng ot the United States quarter
master corps Is In this city preparing
to open a retail store next Tuesday,
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BY EXPERTS IN OUR OWN PLANT. YOU WILL
NOT BE DISAPPOINTED IF YOU BRING YOUR
FILMS TO US. WORK RECEIVED BEFORE 5
P. M. READY THE NEXT DAY AT G P. M.
ENLARGING
YOU CAN NOW HAVE YOUR FAVORITE NEGA
TIVES ENLARGED. THE NEW ENLARGING
MACHINE WAS INSTALLED THIS WEEK AND
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Free Enlargement
SAVE $5.00 WORTH OF SALES CHECKS FROM
OUR KODAK DEPARTMENT AND GET AN 8X10
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If the Wood Dealer
Sold Service
We At not aril current; we tell service. That sounds odd
dortoTt It?
Well, suppose the wood dealer sold service Inntead of Hood, be
would lend to your furnace and your ranee, take away the astir
and clean the flues. You would bay to much heat.
Now you buy so much llcht, although you pay according to the
rar.-ent you consume. Hut the service Is performed for you by till
com posy at the subtaUun and power plants.
That la what we want to give job efficient service. It I the
aim of tlii company to hair none but Mtiftfied customer. No
matter nliat it In, if you have n tcrlcvnnce, or are diatifiel about
your bill or do not understand our rules, plroite come in and see
ua or write ua about it.
If you have any supsntlons to make, we will Rladly mail our
rhca of them a our aim Is constantly to Improve our rlro to
you as fast ua tbe development of ncience and human ability permit.
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IIANFORD. June 25. William J
Forbes, postmaster of Deeth, Nev., on
trial here for tbe murder of Clarence
R. Eaton, Vlsalta carpenter, was
found not guilty.
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Juno,
2D. College men cannst render any '.L
service to society nntil tbe colleges ,2
are freed of "pampered, petted,
cushioned and clgaretted darlings,"
Rabbi Stephen S. Wire of the Free
synagogue of New York told tbe 'I
graduating class at Stanford uni- T
versity.
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RED BLUFF. June 25. Ross Rob- Z
. Inson, a well known farmer of tbe
.Los Mollnos colony, reported tb loss
lot 50 pure-bred ben by the Intense
beat of Sunday.
GRASS VALLEY, June 25 Mrs.
I Violet Coffey of Long Reach has writ
ten hero for Information concerning
her fathtr, John A. McKlnnvy, I
known as "Jack" McKinncy.
WILLITS, June 26. The Infant
!on of R. W. Christie was burned to
death when their honiH at Hearst, 16
miles eust of hire, wbh destroyed by
fire.
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AT SISTER'S FARM
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26
ALL NIGHT DANCE
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WILLOWS, June 25. Dr. Marion
I'irkey, one of tho oldest and best
known citizens of Willows, died at hi
home here. He had been suffering
from pernicious anaemia for over a
year.
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WILLOWS. June 25. Tho oldest
Chinese In Glenn county died at
Uutte City on Sunday,
Ta You, as bo was known to
everyone, wan said to be over 96
years old, and bad been almost help
less for yeurs.
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lO TKI.L YOU
juet what it will cost to move
your household effects to
your new home If you will
phone us to call and size up
how big a van will be re
quired, You'll find our
charges very reasonable, pur
service prompt and efficient.
Western Transfer Co.
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HONOLULU, T. II., Juno 6, (Hy
Mall). II. Mutsuuhlmu, serving a
term In tho prison at lllroshlmii,
Japan, was olccted to tho Jupancio
house of rcpreentathes by tho vot
ers ot Tokuyaina prefccluro In tho
recent cenernl electloiiH, ucconllnj,' to
tho Toklo correspondent of tho Nlpp'u
Jljl, a Japanese newspaper hero.
Mutsuxblma, who Is an Indepomlent, j
recently was convicted on tho chargo .
of hnving misappropriated funds be
longing to tbe ItoKakl dock company.
The discovery of tbe method of
canning foodstuffs was the outcome
of a prize of several thousand dol
lars which Nupoleon, who realized
tb need of some sort of food other
than smoked or dried for bis troops,
offered to tbe inventor who could
supply kin with such a method.
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Comfort Cleanliness Reasonable Rates
The Central Hotel
New Throughout
IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE
AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A
PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH
AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT
HECOULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN
ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU
WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV
ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE
NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING
ADDED TO AS FAST. AS.THEY CAN BE FIN
ISHED AND FURNISHED.
SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT
ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS
OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND
AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL.
J. J. KELLER, Manager.
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