ilTTrDTLY,' MARCH 20,
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Ms LIBERTY
, "Tho Lib'orty Has tho Pictures" .
Tonight Only
Yakima Canutt in
'His Majesty, the Outlaw"
A rapid fire western
. and Chapter two of
"THE SANTA FE TRAIL"
also '
New Faces and Thoughts
in
PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERVIEWS
SATURDAY ONLY
"YANKEE SPEED"
A thrillogram Plus See it
START TO MOVE!
SNOW FROM ROAD
AT SAND CREEK
Work wan Hlurtud Hi la mornlnK by
the!-slate highway nmlii tominco de
partment hero to movo snow off
Tim Dullus-Callfornla highway on
Bund Creek ';1UII north of KOrl
Klnmuth Junction, Tlio work was
authorized by tho state hlghwuy de
partment. . It Is estimated that tlio
worn of donning the snow off .tho
Ix mllua of highway uffocted will
luku u week.
onv K. and I I
Don't be haunted by the
"Ghosts of paid bills
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'Have you ever had the "ghost" of x'
a bill that you thought was paid "V
and "dead" pop up for repayment?
You knew you had-paicl; it; But'd
where was the receipt? You hadn't
saved it or you had lost it and
there was nothing to do but pay a
second time.
A checking account in the Ameri
can National Bank will banish for
all time these troublesome
"ghosts"; and give you absolute .
evidence of payment " '
The American National Bank
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Member Federal Reserve System,
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Why Is
WholeWheat?
Ho-callcd wholo whoat flour Is somewhat
misleading, as during tho procoss of milling tho
bran Is removed. ' '
What la known os Graliniu flour Is roally tho
wholo wheat ground, -with nothing addod and
Nothing taken away, and If property named iwould
bo whoat meal. j
Orahnm flour derived Its numo from a
mlllor 'by tlio namo of Oraham and wag lrst
HBod In Graham's flour, At the proaont time wheat
moat la known as Oraham flour.' , .
Our old-tashtonod Oraham bread la made of
wheat meal with enough whent flour added to :
,. muke a palatable loaf of broad. ;
Oraham or iwhcnt monl broad haa Its own
ndvanlago, slnco It has laxative effocls, and is,
therefore, a valuablo food.
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Sixth St. Bakery
.." CHAS. LANDIS
,126 South Sixth St.
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MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
AUTO SHOW OPENING
Moro peoplo than woro expected
attended tho opening of tlio auto
show In tho JoUinson building tost
night, and from tho Interest taken
In V tho affair, American' Legion
iiiumbora expressed themselves ' us
being highly sullsflud with tho ex
hibit,
V.
Dancing was enjoyed during tho
evening and attracted a largo num
ber of peoplo. Johnny Houston's 'or
chestra turnlshod the music.
Tho annual stylo show will be
ibeld tonight In connection -with tho
exhibit, and a group or Klamath
merchants are cooperating with tho
loglon. committee to mako this by
far tho biggest and most attractive
display of Its k'ld ever bold here.
Uoth. men's and women's stjles will
be shown.;. . '
The auto' exhibit will continue
through until tomorrow night.
COMMISSION TO PAY
ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
Additional bounties for tho kill
lug "f solves, cougars aud wild cats
will be paid by tho state game com
mission, effect I vo April 1, according
to notlco recolved : . bore from the
commission (uday. ' The additional
bountlos are S2S for each wolf, $25
for each cougar and $1.00 for each
wild cat. '
Tho abovo bounties aro In addi
tion, to those paid by the various
counties, tildes must bo presented
to the county cleric of tho county
In m-.alch the animal was killed and
affidavit of such killing be rondo
and forwarded to the slate game
commission.
All wolf brides must be forwarded
to the state game commission for
Identification.' ' J.
LIQUOR BOAT SEIZED
Motoroliip Aliikit Taken In Alnnkiin
Waters Offlwrit anil Crewi
Are Arrested , '
JUNEAU, Alaska, March 20..
The motorBhlp Oregon, seized here
yostorday when foderal officers
found intoxicants aboard, was pro
ceeding' today to Tonakoe, 76 mllos
away.' under 'guard put aboardj'hy
the United States- customs. She is
tOvbb back before Monday, when. her
mas-tor, John IS. Edwards, Stewart
Norman Hnber ' and moss boy- go
to trlij for possession of liquor.'
FouV of tho crow pleaded guilty
yestords and wero fined $25 each.
TOWN IS DESTROYED
Rnrtliqiiakn waxes Tallfu In West
ern Clilnwa l'rovinci. Hays
WliV IHitmtcli.
SHANGHAI, ,Mirch 1 20. The
China ' tniuitd Amiualun, Rcutors
agoncy says, ha received u lolc.
gram (luted Ma nil IS, stating that
an 'earthquake has Vieslroyed Tallfu
a town In western Ytunnnn provlneo,
A disastrous fire followed and help
Is needed, the message says.
The foreigners In the neighbor
hood are safe.
COMING FOR HEARING
Ih'iul t'omineiTlnl ('lull Howls Dele-
Kates To Toll ltouil Controversy
, , In Klnnmtli
BEND, Ore., March 20. L. Ant
lers and Clyde., McKay, dologntoa
from the . Ilond Commercial Club
left this morning for Klamath Falls
where, they will attend the toll road
hearing Saturday. Thoy aro going
by way of Lakovlow and Sllvor Lako.
A delegate, from Odoll and Croa
eent la also expoctod to attend the
hoarJng, V - , . .... .
Frank B. Nash Sought
by Anxious Parents
I.OS ANdELES, March 20. DIb
apoarlng soma seven yenrs ago In
western Canada, . Prank B. Naeh Is
roportod. aa having been seen In
Klamath Falls last Novombor. He Is
42 years of ago. stocky built, mod
lum height and inclined to baldnoss.
His parents would appreciate receiv
ing any Information as to his pre
sent whereabouts or anything con
nected nvith him when in Klamath
Palls. Address Chaa. Nash, 103S
West 17th St., T,os Angolos, Cali
fornia. Adv. 20-28'
Tho- tadles of tho Chrlstalii
Church will hold a cooked food sale
Saturday,. March 21 at Whltakor'a
Orncerterlni , 1 20
RELIEF WORK IS
N
NOW UNDER WAY
(Continued From frige On)')
Heller measures were well under
rny and . further Increments in
strength of personnel, housing faci
lities (fir the estimated 8,000 home-
lets, foodstuffs and medicines was
promlsod from federal state and pri
vate sources.
Funeral Ilnn Delayed
Hans for funerals had not been
announced In any of tho stricken
cities today, but It was believed that
with a measure of order being re
stored from tho chaos which prevail
ed after the 'tornado struck ar
rangements would be made for In
terring moving' hundreds of victims
by tho end of the week. ' Hut few
bodies remained unidentified today
and It will nnt'bo necessary to hold
any appreciable number of tbe,m for
Identification. '
Possibly two scoro bodies were so
badly marred as" to prevent recogni
tion and It is explained they, will be
burled with joint services.
Families Wined Out "
Several cntlro families were wiped
out and Indications nrcro they would
be laid to rest with a single cere
mony. "
Visitors attd sight seers by the
carload Invaded tho tornado district
yesterday and today and In places
practically blocked traffic for hours.
Murphysboro. Wcst Frankfort and
Gorham continued to bo the scene of
greatest suffering as well as the
greatest loss of II To although the lit
tle town' of J)e Soto virtually oblit
erated, 1 had a' higher percentage of
casualties. .. .
A Big Disappointment
Some of our competitors who have anxiously looked for our price quota-
tions in this paper, so they could cut a few items in the morning paper,
will be disappointed this week. ' ' V "' '
The opening of .our store at 423 Main St., has forced prices much lower ;
than formerly. Most ''specials" or ".baits" are the direct result of our -opening.
NO PRICES QUOTED THIS WEEK
However we guarantee the lowest prices in 'town.1 Regardless of what .
others quote, see STONE'S first, we can save you much money.
; L"Z fair competition -
Truthful competitors ' have ; never accused STONE'S ot anything under
handed or unfair. , The foremost policy of our organization is a "Square
Deal to All." .,
THREE MORE BODIES
REMOVED FROM MINE
ltescun Kfforts In Coal Shaft At
Fnlimount, M'est Virginia,
IrocoeUng Today
. FAIRMONT," W. Va., March 20.
Three additional bodies were remov
ed this morning (torn mine number
41 of the Bethlehem Mines Corpora
tion as. Barrackvillo,, where 34 men
were entombed Tuesday night when
an explosion ..occurred. ..
' The threo hollies taken from the
mine this morning were badly burn
ed from the fire that followed the
bloat. Two other bodies had been
removed last nlg'hl.. :.
LAST TIMES
TODAY
"The J
Golden Bed
Starring;
Rod La Roquc
S Vera Reynolds
v. , Lillian Rich
""''' and "
Theodore Koslof f
The story of a patn
pered ( society belle
and the rise and fall
of the many men who
fought for. her love
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Special prologue
written and ,
directed by
GEO. X. WHITE
; -: and "
Charles Chase
. v ; in.
"The Royal
Jazz"
Saturday
William Desmond
- in ,,,
"RIDIN PRETTY"
Harold Knox
at the '
Oregan ,
STONE'S SUGAR PRICE
Will be the lowest. If you haven't
yet bought a sack, visit one of our
stores tomorrow.
FRESH VEGETABLES
The finest) assortment in town. .
Come early tomorrow morning
1 and get your choice of our fine
.vegetables. , . ,. '
SELLING MILK CHEAP
Our price is always lowest on
milk. ' Our big volume : in two
stores here, enables, us to buy and '
sell cheaper.
N CANNED GOODS
Our line i3 the' most ' complete.
Many thousand cases of assorted
canned goods have been deliver
ed to our stores the past few
months. Get yours at STONE'S.
$5 Orders Delivered Free
To accomodate ; our customers witho ut cars, or others who cannot conven
iently take their purchases with them, our stores will deliver orders amount
ing to $5,00 and over, sacks of sugar and milk excepted. These items will
be taken with the order if the balance amounts to $5.00.
Visit our store and market -423 Main St.
BOILING BEEF
Plate and brisket, ? Q
' the price is low, per pound ' ..
v POT ROAST BEEF ;
Our customers. tell us, we 1 Or
have the' best meat in town
: , SIRLOIN AND T-BONE
. Save on your meat at o o
', STONE'S, Best steaks,: lb V
, . BEEF ROAST
V?-Standard prime rib " 1 C.
I; :.a big saving, per pound .
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Meats and Groceries
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" 717 Ma n-StrViri.
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Radio Prices Slashed
The
Radio
208 Main
Shop
announces the following new
prices: :
Radiola Super VIII.
Regular price $425.00
Our price $300.00
Radiola Regenof lex
, . Regular price $120.00
V , Our price, $ 1 00.00
Radiola Superhetrodyne
regular : Era
price ....... $256.00
Our orice I91 K Hfl
;i Radiola III.
; Regular . $35.00 Our price $27.50
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Radiola III. A
Regular price ..
Our price
Radiola X.
Regular price ....
Our price
$83.00
$70.00
$150.00
$122.50
TL x DnJ!v CU A. B. Epperson
i iic ivauiu UllUjp Phone 758 or 418
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