'i'ZrmmsDXY, xpril 23, 1925
'"EVENWO nERXED.'KIZKMATn FALLS, OREGON '
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GOVERNOR WILL
TUT STATE ON
BUDGET
Broadcast Drama With Music
. 'JOiLIIUII, N. C. April 23.
Kvnry (liiliartiuiilit mill Institution of
Nartli Carolina linn been plncud on
Afbudjtot bul, un a ruault of lux
lalnllun passed by 1 lio 11)20 K n
nil : aaii'inbly. Tim act uxo'iiplii
lh ttute highway coiiiiiiIhuI jn, wnl-l
nlwwa hits operated on ll cwu
funds aa 11 aepariitu porlljii ! the
tfiirornmunt, mid which will t;on
llnuanaa heretofore.
Tlln govurnnr, under tliu nor
luw, becomes I ho real flmini'liil
baud of tliu ittatu. illo U voui'jd wlih I
tlm; puwor of drawing up, 'wr con
sulting with Ui builKKt niiinmli.lon,
tho rove mm mill appropriation bills
each 1 two your, ulnl ho lu ih a. koi!
with runpontlhlllly to ju th.U up-,
. puoprlntlons aro balunre'l ) iuvh
nnwuf. department Ih'uiIh aro brought (II-
really uiiditr ilia governor' control
by.- tli now In w. Ho ln boon glvon
the liowor to Investigate tin out
and, methods of operation uod by;
oviryt department and Institution,!
nnd' may rvcommvnd to tho legisla
ture audi cIiuhrud in ho fool nro ,
naciwary to affect economies In
gnnrnmcnt. Ilo may order drns'.lcj
roarunn lr.nl lou of department If in
fmii that thoroby tho alula's man-
la may bo aavod.
Itorolofora numoroua Indepundcnt
appropriation iiipaaurei for Individu
al ilnatltullons huvo been passed by
our' legislature Tho result hnt
boun Ahat tho general appropriation
bill aeldom, If over, rnrrlad amountu
revering nil Btato expense. In ad
dition a number of liulltutlons, and
prnatlcully ovory department, tyid
tlio powor to draw on tho auto
tnmmuror for fund and this result
rd llif large overdrafts of tho goii
crul fundi. A an outromo of thl
pulley ll hni boon estimated by '
aluUi auditor that ut tho cloo of
tnn (Jicul norlod, Juno 30, 1925,
tho atata will faco a delicti In Ha
gonural fund of close to 19,000,000.
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"" mn www ' wDipiiiii' n !) w)n
Ilri'iidnutliiK n rndlo dny, wild inijsleul iiwoiiipimliiicnt, nil In ono
operation In lliu Intent ochlfivomont of WLH, tlio Kcnrg-ttoobuck hIiiIIoii
riil'Ufjo. lliilph Kiniraon, ono of tlio moat tutnotm pl oraun porfonncr
of tho country, wliono ovenlnu rocltnJ nro iiiiioub tho outntiumlnx fi-n-liiri'H
of tho aiutloii, mippli tlio ncixrapiuilmirnt to Bpoclul rndlo pljy
tiroadciiBt by VI,8 Theutrr, uioli-r tho direction of Hurry Snddlor. a
iho blK oruiin will not drown out tho vol of tin performer, n pclni
v coiuirin tPd Bludlo nir tlio Clilcnto lnko Dhnro him oocn constnulrd,
lilrh in'ildcM tlio two croiia to work haruioiilotmly together. By th
no of two iiilrrophoni'B, ono for tho proup of plnyoni and Iho oilier
Kjwn amonit tho oriin plpea, the two aourxhj nro hrouslit tocether by
ii Kpeclnl wlro connec tion. Th t ot-Rnn li.in a hundred ntopii, rmiKlni; froin
n I'unnon ronr to tho blow of n trnlllc cop's whlmle. It la thin rcalliitlc
touch to Ida munlc that liaa mudo Mr. Kmcraon ono of the mont popular
f
utortnlnera of WI.S.
Tbo now pjllcy will bocotno offoc
tlvo July I, 1935. After that data
all dopurtmenta and Inntitutlona til
hire to konp expondlturoa wluhln
tho doflnlto amount flxod In ho tp
proprUllon bill for tholr operation.
Tho Htuto htehwny cominliil'in
dorlvea lt reveniiM from tho four
cent tlx on gauollno and tho aura
llronso tnxea. Out of this Incomo
tho alnklnx fund for tho road h)ivl
mie la cared for, aa well na nil ip
orallnK and ni.iiuienunco cxponn1! of
tho conunlxalon.
FINAL INJUNCTION
ORDER IS SIGNED
WASHINGTON, April 23. Tho
final ordor dlrnnlinlnic tho plea of
tho Pacific Mall Btoamfhlp compnny
for un Injunction nnalnnt tho ship
ping bonri wna algned today by
JuHtlca Hltz In the aupro.no court of
tho dlnlrlct of Columbia.
Council for tho .raclflc .Malls aald
they .would advlso the court later as
to thair decision on a further effort
to restrain tho board from consum
mating Its salo of flvo prealdcnt
typo ships new operated by that
company to the DolHr Interests.
Store News
Tho savltiKJ offarcd you today f r Friday
and Siturday only uro typical. of what Jou
may always expert ut thin store. Throe
atore buyfng'power enables us to got better
prices and In turn iia's them on u you.
Dally ordering b purcol post Insure that
our stock Is ulwaya frejh and that wo nlwayi
may be rellod upon to supply ycu with the
latest in modern drumtJre merchandise.
Look orer tho Items In our ad toda7
prices and quality wo both ritcht.
Camera Special
Genuine No. 2 Hawkeye Camera, Brownie size, with one
roll of film3. Takes good, clearcut pictures and needs no
adjustments whatever, Nothing to do but aim it and snap
the shutter. Ideal for boys and girls, or for camping or
hunting trip9. For use where good pictures are de
sired without the risk of breaking or losing an expensive
camera. Special price, Friday and Saturday,
$1.98
TO KXUMtfiK ARMY
PARIS, April 23. The council of
ambassadors today authorized Oul
garlii to Incrcaso her armed forces
by seven thousand, the permission
to extend only until the end of May
for tho purposo of aotlling present
disturbances. '
Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the
Missouri State Life Insurance
Company
of U.0I Locuat treot. St. Loula. In tho Stato of Missouri, on tho 31st day of December.
1924. mnilo to tho Insurance Commissioner of tho Stato of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL ' .
Amount of capital Mock pld up ,. ' . $2,000,000.00
INCOME
Total premium Incomo for tho ymr 15.349,630.87
Intoroat, dlvldenda and ronla received rturlnB tho ye,ar 3.020,4 1S.79
Income. Accldont Department :,'o,
Income from other aources rccolved during Iho year 468,9. ..TO ,
Totol Incomo ; ; 19.277,740. o0
DIStUmRK-MENTS
Pnld for losses. cnclDwmcnts. nnniiltloi und surrender values .... ' B. 207.392.91
Dlvldenda imld to policyholder during tho ;.oar ji''4.',5
Dividends ilepoalt surrendered ,,,;'
Dividends pjld on capital stock during tho esr S40, 000.00
Commlsalona, ngoney aupcrvlslon. brunch' office cxponso. and
aulnrloa paid during tho year - , '"i? .! ,1
Taxes. Ilccnaea and foes paid during tho yonr ..04,6 1 9.r,2
DUbursemonla. Accident Departmont ,n??'5Ji
Amount of all other expenditures 1,011,43. .01 . ,.....,,
Totul oxpenditures - 13.19S.9S8.46
ASSETS
Vnluo of real oslnto owned (mirket value) 4. 264. 771. 31
Vnluo of stocks and bonds owned (market or amortli.'d value) 1.100, 402.35
Loans on martgnges and collateral, etc.. 31,776,040.00
Promlum notes and p3lhy loans - 10.9S6.942.70
Cash In hanks and on hind -, 1.507. CUB. 08
Not uncollootod and (leferrnd preniluins , 2.125,612.43
Interest and rents duo and accruod 1,708 617.27 , "
Ledger Anson, Accident Department 78,376.31
Other assets (not), duo from other compnnlos, r-lnsu ed 25,647.00
Total ndmittod nwsots , 53,574,011.0 4
LIAU1LITI15S
Not reBervos ' 45.430.B14.48
(IrorB oliilms for losse3 unpaid 1.399,286.02
Ledger assets, Accident Department' .'. 276,151.16
All ntlmr I Inhllltlns 3,402,152.65
Total llnbllltlos, oxcluelvo of capital stock of (2, 000, 000, 00
'EiirpliiB 11,065,000.75 .' M. 60,508,104.29
1 1UISINESS IS OlIEGON POIl THE YEAR
flrofa premiums rocolvod during tho yonr (In eluding
accident and health bualness) ', 134.2S0.73
Dlvldenda returned during Iho yoar (Including ircldont '".,. '
nnd honlth business) ' ' ' ' 3,524.29
Lose paid (lurliiJt tho year (Including accident and - ;
honlth bnslne'sB) , ' 13,206.51
Name of Compnny, Missouri Stato Llfo lnurnco Comiuny. . ' ; .
Nimo of President, M. K. Slngloton. . ' '
Namo of Hocrotary, V. II. Morgan. , ' rr-',i : ,
Stnlutory roBldont nttornoy for sorvlco, Roy Donnr, Portland, Oregon. , . c '
Local Representative, GEORGE J. WALTON,
Writing Life, Accident, Health and Group Insurance
601 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Ore.
ROY DENNY, Manager
1426-31-32-33 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon 1
TWO ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES THAT SHOULD
; , BE IN EVERY HOME
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The Universal Wrinkle-Proof Iron
No wrirkies on t ie bick stroke. The Universal Irons
as easily backwards as forwaid 'because it haj na cor
ners or sharp edgc3 ta catch or wrinkle oa the back
stroke. ,
till
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The Universal
Vacuum Cleaner
Get? all the dirt and none of tho
rug. With -thread-catching, aclf
, cleaning nozzle and more power
ful suction. Costs le3s than $1.50
per yeir to operate. The Univer
sal nczzle allows yon to reach
into radiat:rs, behind and under
furnlturo and otScr otherwise in- '
ccceisihle places. -
EASY TERMS' )
ON CLEANERS
Friday and Saturday Specials
?2.50 Good Quality Electric Hot Plate Stove $1,98
Guaranteed 2-quart Hot Water Bottle ................ 89
Theatrical Cold Cream, half pounds ..." ' .39
Five pounds Epsom Bath Salts , 49
6 bars Peets Glycerine and Tar Soap, Reg.
3 for 25c. 6 for . .. 3
Thirza Face Powder, $1.50 size, 'special 'qq ,
Genuine Rice Face Powder, all shades ' l9'"!
5 brands 25c Talcum Powder, choice !l3
Rubbing Alcohol, 75c size - .39''
Beef and Iron Wine, regular $1.00 size - 79
Genuine Aspirin Tablets, 100 in a bottle...... ; .39
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo - .39
Good Quality Medicinal Mineral Oil, pints .39
$1.50 Electric Curling Iron3, good ones ..' .89
'S1.50 Alarm Clocks .98 ;
50c Lemon Lotion - - . .39
Pure Boric Acid, one pound ...........; -,26-
EXTRA SPECIAL
Genuine Durham Duplex safety razor free with a tube
of any of the following brands of shaving cream. at
regular prices. '
COLONIAL CLUB 50c A- D S- ' 25c
LATHER RIGHT 5QC JOHNSON'S ........35 c
purola .............:..... 35c
Brunswick Phonogi-aphs and Radiolas sold on easy terms.
Time to get that portable now, for summer camping and
fishing trips. . v , . . ' . .
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
K. C. TEAM WILL
CONFER DEGREES
Jredford Is going to be the Mecca
for tho Knights of Columbus of
Southern Oregon next Sunday, the
occasion being the Initiation bt a
largo class of npw members by the
Council of that city. The f.'rst and
second degree is. to be conferred by
the Degree Team from tho Klamath
Falls Council, the members of which
will leave the Knights of Columbus
hall, Eighth and High streets, at
6:30 Sunday morning. Every mem
ber of the looil Council who can
get away will -be In attendance at
the initiatcn. ,
In the evening a banquet will be
held at the Hotel Mcdford, at! which
the principal speaker will be Judge
Kavacaugh of Portland. Other
speakers will be iRev. Fithcr Black,
of Salem; and State Deputy Hanley.
T
RACK MEET TO
How Radio Helps the American Farmer
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BE HELD If 9
Entry Blanks Mailed to All
' Schools and Must Be
Signed by May 4
. Detailc4 plans and preparations
tor the Klamath County Field and
Track Meet have been pretty well
worked out and will be ready for
I the meet at the county fair grounds.
Saturday, May 9, is the latest report
from those in charge of this annual
event.
Enrollment blanks were mailed
out to all the schools of the county
Monday of this week. These
blanks the teachers of the various
schools will uso to mail to tho en
rolling clerk a certified list of those
students participating In the meet.
Tho enrolling clerk desires to call
attentloa to the ruling that all
these enrollments must bo mailed to
Him on or before May l, as the list
goes to the printer May 4. -
Posters for the track meet have
been ; placed at the office of tho
county superintendent. , School dis
tricts that have not already sup
plied themselves with theso posters,
should get their -allotment the . first
time they aro In Klamath Falls, or
V V
now the radio la helping the farmer mid his family to farm better,
live better and sell better Is being Impressed every day upon Samuel
It. Guard, Director of the Sears-Hoebuck Agricultural Foundation, In
letters he receives from farmer llsteners-ln on WLS, the Sears-Roebuck
station, Chicago, How WLS, which has become known as tlie "voice of
tho farm," Is reaching most Isolated points Is Indicated from a message'
from Klrley, South Dakota, from a farmer BO miles from tho railroad
nnd 1R miles from a telephone. lie tells of the aid the market and
weather reports have given him In his farm work. Another farmer of!
Iliirenu county, Illinois, tells how WI.S service enabled him at tho last!
minute to enve ?V7S on a slnglo shipment of hogs. I
From for nnd wide come communications to Mr. fluard of the com-)
mcrclal benefit of the Foundation's station reports and educational talks
by agricultural experts. The farm service of WLS starts at 0 o'clock!
In the morning nnd Is continued throughout the day until 0 p. nj. Tho
earliest nnd very latest Information on live stock, crops and weather con
ditions ore broadcast to rural America, nnd nt night, when the farmer
Is nt bis fireside, ho listens to educational talks ou every phase of farm
ing by men who are In a position to give him the Information and ad
, vice which enable the farmer to help himself.
The practical valne of radio to the American farmer cannot be over-
estimated," aald Mr. Ounrd. "Not only does WLS, tho farm station ot '
America, assist tlio farmer In a practical way, but It helps the farmer's !
wlfo and the farmer's children In their Boys' and Girls' club work. Thol
Ilomemakcrs' Hour, a dally feature of tho station, gives the farm womanj
just what slio want to know and furnishes entertainment for the cn
tlre family." ," ' ' ' '.'' ". ' '.--.-, :-j
should resuest.them by mall If they
cannot be secured by a personal'call
by tho teacher. .
Since much of the success of the
meet depends not only on the com
mittees in charge of It but also on
the teachers In all the' schools of
the county, those In charge of ar
rangements desire to urge a!rf e'aclP
ers and principals to see that their
school is represented at the meet,
no matter how small the school may
be, and that these entrants receive
as much training as time and--facilities
permit. With all Klamath
connty participating It Is hoped thl
will be the biggest school event of
the year, and that It will load a fit
ting climax to the year's work, not
only In an athlotic w.iy, but In the
development of mutual good will
among the various schools.
SEKK BODIES
NEW YORK, April 22. Officials
of tho Kokusal Steamship company,
owners of the freighter "Ralfuku
Maru,. which went, down yesterday
south of Halifax, with her crew of
3S. today announced that the Jap
anese consul Matsunlgna at Ottawa
had asked the Canadian govern
ment to send a ship to the scene In
the hope of recovering tho bodies.
It was said that -one of the com
f.tny's shins would be despatched to
the scene from boston and that a .
Canadian boat - had shifted her
courso to pass the scene today. '''
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