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Your teeth may be put right today for
a veiy small sum.
If no attention is paid them you save for the
time being, but. in later years, when you
ire less able to pay, you will . be eon
fronted with the necessity of repairing
your health, . impaired " by these faulty
teeth. It will cost you more then.
You will save both time and money by
coming to us now. Modem equipment
throughout, .backed by eight years' ex
perience following a dental college gradu
ation, gives us grounds for saying we can
do your .work as it' should be done and
do it well. 1
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; 202-204 Hopka Bldg: ' 8th and Main. " Ph. 836
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4.1 Ad Gustavo expects almost any
J! thing to happen in his bout with
the "Masked Marvel" nt the Moose
hall tonight. Tho identity of the
masked bone-crusher is unknown to
Gustavo, au he has a sort of u
hunch that the stranger Is a
real "ringer" who has ..been
j brought here to try and niaka u
jiuonkey out of him.
"I'll give him a.tusscl that he'll
remember fur a long timo, .whether
he's a world beater or not," grinned
GustaVo this morning. ,", , .
j' In the other bout of a big double
.!niain event, Henry nurko. Klumath
pride, .will go to a finish bout with
Charley Dcabonderter, 170-pound
inatttnan from Dunsmulr. Although
outweighed 10 pounds, llurke fig
ures ta give tho, Punmulr man a
real battlo bo for o tho winner Is de
clared. . SAY 11 K 18 STIOCIIKIt .
.. According to reports about
the streets .this aftemoaii, tho
"Masked Marvel." ' who will
wrestle Ad Gustavo at Mo.iso
hall tonight, is none othor than
Antone Steelier, . brother of
the famous Joe Stechnr, one-
time world's champion. It tho
masked grappler really la the
Junior member, of the Steelier
family Gustavo ought ta bo lu
. for au oveulng of houcst-to-
goodsesg work.
VOLXG CAUMEX WIN'S
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 1 1.
Young Carmen. San Jose welter
weight, won decision over 11111
Alger of Phoenix, Arizona, In a ten
round bout nt Garibaldi Hall here
last nteht. Carmen won five rounds,
Alger two and ithrce were even.
MUCH INTEREST
AROUSED OVER
TRUCK HEEL;
PAR on April 2
COPCO 7 Preferred Capital Stock
advances to $100 a share
ICALIFORNIA OREGON
VPOWER. COMPANY i
. .Seven: months ago The- California Oregon
Power Company made a public offering of
10,000 shares ($1,000,000.00) of 7. Preferred
Capital Stock for subscription by its customers
and friends in the territory it serves.
Today, only half of the entire offering remains
unsold.1 '
Approximately 5,000 shares have been pur
chased direct from the Company at the price
which lias heretofore prevailed $98.00 per
sharewith convenient terms at $5.00 per share
per month if desired, and with interest at 6
allowed on all installments paid. .
Increased Value for Investors
Prevailing market conditions, the country
wide demand for good hydro-electric securities,
and the approaching completion of the Com
pany's new developments, which will materi
ally increase the net earnings, now justify this
increase in price of the Preferred Capital Stock.
Announcement of the advance of $2.00 per
share on April 2, 1925, is published at this time
for the advantagevof stockholders and prospec
tive purchasers.
For information concerning the
Preferred Capital Stock and interest--j
bearing partial payment plan, ask any
member of our organization or simply
clip and mail the coupon below. ' ' '
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All elementary and secondury
schools ot Klamath county will bo
asked to enter teams In the annusl
track meat to be held at. the county
fair grounds, Klamath Fulls, Satur
day, May 9." This Is the second year
ol the county meet, and the ,flrst
year that all schools in the county
will be urged to participate. Tho
meet will bo known as tho "Klam
ath County Track and Field Mcot."
With the facilities that tho fatr
grounds offer, with the date set for
Saturday .liefore any of tho schools
of the county have clonod, and with
nearly all. If not all, of tho schools
entering teams,, tho.'mcet should be
largely attended from nil parts of
the county. This bringing together
of tho various grade schools and
high schools will go far. It is hoped,
toward raising the spirit of rivalry
among the schools to a higher level.
It Is also hoped that aa increased
Interest in the schools and in edu
cation in general will be a result.
Details of tho meet have not yot
been worked out, but at the meet
ing ot school- principals, Saturday.
March 7, a skeleton outline ot tho
meet was agreed upon', and commit
tees appointod to work out the do
tails. A second meeting of the prin
cipals has been scheduled for Sat
urday, March 21. Following this
meeting a letter mill go out to all
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mat
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popularity?
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JOTCfMtt&r ' iehneInK from ether cigarettei !,' '
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of price?
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Orisitati
a question
oftaste?
pVoi-prlce doei not Account for thi
jweepine turn-about in , cigarettt
I popularity, for Cheiterfield it told
at the popular price it coiti the
ame a any of the largest selling
grinds.' - t
(Yithrftth'e answerTlt'h" fitii
,tnd taste alone that explains
Cheeterfield's tweepfng gains. And
. tuste.lt m matter ot tobacco quality.l
We'state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste) than in any other ci'z
arette at the price.
Liggett d Myers Tobacco Co.
ancf this Belief it aftartd by
cigarttt tmohtrt the country'
'ovrf
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the schools announcing tho moot,
listing the various events In both
field snd., track, and urging the
schools to enter toams.
' Slnco both grada and high schools
will be represented In tho mcot, an
attempt Is . being made to arrange
events for tho smaller grade child-'
ren as well as for tho largor ones or
for high school students. An at
tempt will also bo made to arrango
for family tickets so that father,
mother and all the children may at-
Henry Burke, Who Meet Deabenderfer Tonight
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tend tho meet rather limit bo dis
couraged from attending by a pro
hibitive ndiul'.tauco charge.
JIIIH. STOKK8 TKHTiriKH
CHICAGO, ' March 11. Mrs.
Helen Kltwood Stokes of Denver;
bus called lo the witness stand this
morning In the trial ot ber husband,'
W. K. D. 8tokos, charged with con
splracy to dofame her.
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Those who eat fish during the Lenten
season know that in purchasing from
us they are assured of both ffeshiness
and variety. , ! v I
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Those who eat meat know that the .
same thing applies.
Those who eat either are satisfied be
cause our prices are reasonable and v
our delivery system prompt.
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Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 75 i
i Four deliveries daily m : .
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