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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925
Silver tace Is
Used Here j.
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MINES MENACE
SlbVKR lace ia aixansed over a'
foundation ot beige crepe to
max ihl very distinctive frock.
A circular nouncrf gives the graceful
flare of the feet and a large crimson,
poppy land a, brilliant dash of color.
This li a typically Parisian frock,
'he aort one mm tor dinner and thea
ter wear.
Wood
v We can supply your
fuel needs on short
notice. a
.Blocks '
Dry Slabs
Limbs
Coal
.Fuel Oil ...s -
your orders to ,
535
601 Main St
Phone
O. Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
Feed and Seed Oats
For Sale
Good quality
KLABZUBA BROS.
Malin, Ore.
BALTIC SHIPS
20,000 Mines Laid During
War Rising to Surface
' in Foreign Waters
AMSTERDAM, March' 17. Twen
ty thousand', deep' sea mines ure
slowly, rising to tho surface in the
llultlc and adjacent waters and are
becoming a ' fof.nldable menace , to
Shipping, according to A. Flaes.
Netherlands consul-general la Hani'
burg.
In a report published here Recent
ly Mr. Fines sn.rs that during the
war 00,000 mines were latd between
Bergen. Norway, and tho Baltic
cr?h'tol"EO. Forty thousand of
them have been rocoverci in some
w:'y cr ether; mostly. It Is assumed,
ifcrocgh the chains by which they
wers secured being gradually eaten
nr..y b;.- tho ccticn cf the sea water.
The rec: are still unaccounted for.
and they are reappearing gradually
in unexpected places. The consul
glres warding that the Baltic, the
Bothnian Gulf acd the Finnish wat
ers will not be entirely ' mine-free
for a long time to come.
ROAD WIDENING JOB
TO START THIS WEEK
Cutting, filling, grading and other
work necessary to widen The Dalles
California highway between Klam
ath Falls and Barclay Springs w'll
ba started this week, according to
announcement frc'n th6 state high
way department today. A force of
13 men will be started on the Job
at the. start and more will be em
ployed as necessity requires. The
work will bo bandied solely by the
maintenance forces ot the state
highway department. The work
was deemed necessary to insure safe
movement' of traffic during ,; the
heavy travel of tourist months.
WIl'RCH MAY BE ISED
School Board Reacts Favorably To
Bequest Ot.Rev. ptcryweatUer
' Request was made last night at
tho city, scoo, board, .meeting hj the
Rev. T. A. Meryrceather toi allow Jho
Episcopal congregation to use the
church on Seventh and H'gh streets
till Easter Sunday, April 12. While
sot. making any definite promises,
the board indicated that they would
be willing to allow the extension ot
time unless untorseen obstacles In
tervene. The church was to have
been . vacated by April 1, in order
that steps could be taken to remove
the building before construction
starts on the new Central school.
EPIDEMIC STIL1U LA GIUIYE
Xo Pneumonic Complications Noted
By County Health Officer
I
While the entire county Is more
or less stricken by a general epi
demic of influenza considered noth
ing but . La Grippe by the health
office there have been no cases
which have been definitely diagnos
ed as showin pneumonic complica
tions, Dr. G. S. Newsom, county
health officer said today.
Treat your teeth as well as your car
This spring you had your car. overhauled. Give your teeth the
same chance to serve you. Bring them here for an "over
hauling" an Inspection that will save you. money later on.
Our modern equipment, plus our years of experience, embleg
ut ts serve- you with a minimum of tlme.and cost..
R. D. CO E, Dentists
(Painless, of coarse.)
802-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main. Ph. 8HO
: Dentistry nt prices yon can afford to iay
t Carload of . :
Cotton Sied Cake
-::Yim iOj-JVi:;;.;- 1,'f.v;.,: ;w,;;:.' '-..i;'.
c "Just Received
Cottonseed1 cake contains more food 'value per
pound than any of the grain feeds. .,,
It is good for sheep, cattle or horses.
With bran at forty dollars per ton you could pay
$160 per ton for cotton Seed cake and have the ;
same food value for each dollar spent.
Two ounces per day with a little roughage will keep
a sheep in good condition.
Try a ton of this feed. The price until further notice
is $61.30 per tori. t. i
Get your order in before it is all sold.
W " Bw. KERNS
MOLiNE niCTRtmiThK- '"" ;-
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1303 South Sixth Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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ISOAltD MKKTI.NG rOSTPOXKI)
Absence Of County C'oiuntliUtioners
Xcccisitates Continuance
Owing to tho absenca of County
Comi8sioncr Charles Martin , and
County Jadge P.. H. Bunnell, and
the Inability ot County Commissioner
Burrell Short to attend, tbe special
'meeting ct the Klamath County
high school scheduled for today has
been postpone!. Tho meetlrg was
called to consider re-election of
teachers of the high school for the
ensuing year.
NEW PROHI DIRECTOR :
TAKES OFFICE TODAY
- SALEM, Ore., March 17. Wheth
er St. Patrick's dnywlll be a merry
oae In Oregon is tn question, for 10
dny William' S. Levens, new state
prohibition comJjilfisloner takes of-;
fice. Levens filed his bond with the
Secretary of State yesterday and an
nounced that he will continue the
office of the department in Portland
where It has been fnalntalned by
eorge L. Cleaver', Levens' predecet
ttpr. ' Levens said yesterday that he
Has not yet appointed any of bis
aides. .,...'
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ST
UDENTS ARE
IIK
GUESTS
Business Men Honor Mem
bers of Senior Engineer
ing Class of O. A. C.
Through tho courtesy : .of tho
business men and Rotary and Kl
wanls clubs and chamber of com
merce of Klamath Talis, the senior
engineering class of Oregon Agri
cultural college Wat cntertulned In
the White Pelican hotel with dinnor
last night, v.,. .v
C. C. Kelloy of the highway de
partment add rased the group an
did E. U. Hall, who spoke on tho
advantages of Klamath county, tho
Irrigation", project and tho .proHcnt
Klamath county - n compared- 'With
the country 25 years ago.
Professor Htuart Sims, nuj.ir pro.
Iwsor of civil engineering of Ore
gon Agricultural - collogo, , spoka
briefly, thanking the business mon
for their courtesy shown during fie
vUlt ot tho class In this district.
'I'rofossor Sims also spoka on what
tho school of onglnnorlng was do
ing and what they woro accomplish
ing. . The studoiit.i were represented by
N'eal Olson, u reprusontutlvo of tin
Ainerlcsn Socley of Civil Hnglnoor
Ing, , who spoko before the body.
Tom Delaol! of Copoi addressed the
group briefly and tald. haw thu cum
had boon takou .care: -of rlby tho
Copro officials. The Itinerary of tlio
group .for the day was also, given
by Delzell,-.ii;': .; ,,'.. ,'..
All ;hut.' one cat load. -of Jtudonts
rnturned to Modford tills afturn'Jon,
Konnoth -.Porry iVof ; Klumuth F.allJ
haviini? ,,h j his guests , over night
Carroll Uiillen, Kinnk !i:s,- Elugono
HqiiljcJ, They, will loave early In
the morning to J ; I n tho reniuliuler
of the1 group.
Pnrbs wonaors where Mile. JicKifS has been nil hor life. 8ho kept herself!
well bidden in the ensemble until she appeared on tns stage In this sparso
costumewhicn reveals an almost perfect form. A pandemonium of)
you have a Bute ft' and need repair or
1 ' :- service come to the only
Authorized Buick Service
in town
Complete stock of Buick Parts
Special Buick Equipment
Expert Buick Mechanics
Work Guaranteed
Buick and Star Garage
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
WINTER
EXCURSIONS
Save money by taking advantage of
Southern Pacific
Low Round, Trip Fares
now. In effect. Benefit now by week-end.
tickets, on. sale Friday, Saturdny and
Sunday, with 16-day return limit.' And
season tickets, on alc daily, return limit .,
'' X) days '',rr:'. vj.';S " .' ' "
' . r'You'll relish your menls tn the South
crn Pacific dining car fresh fruits and
": :' vegetables always a dclicidus feature. .
' ' v r jpoji full lnformation,.ank
APPHOVAl, iIVK. :
WAS1MNUTON, Marel 17. A
fiivnrnblo roport on tlio .nomination
of John O. Sargent to he Attornoy
General, nus voted unanimously to
day l; the senuta Judiciary com
'ir.ltl.cc. The committee took less
than three tiunrtors of an hour to
arrive nt Its. dnelsloiu .- ...
.ti'l i: )i-n ir! "i'-' :uil'
MSiic;AMllAHHAIMH NAMIHI i
WASH I.VCITO.V, Mrll 1 7,-fIaMillJ
nouid Huhuimnii, nw niiiiiHtiir to
t'lil.-.a, was named today by Presi
dent Coclidga as Anil)KHH.ui:ir to
1 Sosat hern IPacufnC'
J. J. MILLER, D. F. & P. A.
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