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WILLIAM DESMOND in
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"The Great Circus Mystery"
Sunday and Monday
A wonderful "fefcst in the screen version of
Blanche Upright's sensationally .
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sifciessf ul novel
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Unique Added Attraction
STANFORD JEROME, the
"Farm Hand Caruso "
This number will surprise and please you.
Mr. Jerome will appear at 2:30 and 7:30
f;$ '
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..i'lio Refrigerator with tho
'Cork Insulation iSuying a r'n
. . frigerator would be a dimple
V; matter it yoii always knew just
wnat tile insulation in eacii
' 'tefrigerator was. For the Ice
economy of any refrigerator
depends entirely, on the ma
terials that are used to keep
' iieat out ami cold In. ; ;.
in btiylng an ALASKA re
. frigorater you know exactly
what' Its insulation is, as yoa
; can see the cork insulation,
; through the little .windows and.,
IS your safeguard in. buying a
.refrigerator. . "
'Call at store and let us show
'yotftho difference. v.:.
Lucas Furniture
X MISSIONARY H1CKU
Sitlyhtion Army Kooms to 11c Scene
of Meetings Soon
o.May 11 Klamath Pall3 mem
bers fHho Salvation Army will have
tlio, opportunity to near Miss Ayres
a returfied missionary from Au
stralia 4rid India, who will speak
of her work iii those foreign coun
tries wheno' she also worked as an
ovangellsty The series .Of' meetings
will lie ulcled by the presence of
Mrs. Icenburger, chorister of the
First !l)Hptis ' church of San Josd,
Calif- ; ' . , ',,.
Mrs.' Mary "VoVgrove and. Mrs.. L.
Morris of Dilvis,' California, are
visiting here for the week-end shop
ping in Klamath' Falls shops.
Hall's Cat ara?Si
Medicisae
rid, your system of CatarrK or Deafncar
caused by Catarrh.
. 1. CHENEY &. CO- Tfcdo. OW
SwansoiiSjl
Barber Stop
Look for the TaBqst Pole
In the World
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Beauty Shop Ip Ijcon-
nectlon. , t
Gertrude " Johnson in
' . charge y
Specializing in Marcefc ;
Ing, water waving andS
French paper curll
Shampooing; scalp treat-V
rho'nts; facial massage
and . manicuring for
ladies and men.
Hair , tinting and hair
goods made to order.
...... Phone 318 '
625 Main St
Tho Cyclo-Storniagraph iat Under
wood's, pharmacy shows that baro
metric' conditions luuvo changed but
littlo during the last 24 hours. As
tho pressure Is rather low unsettled
conditions will rule. j
Forecast .for next 24 hours:
Cloudy, with moderate tempera
tures. PrtAulily. tbowora.
The Tcos rocordlng thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as foljows:
High .....70 Low 4 5. ..
U. S. ' Wcmtlit'i' Jtt'port
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Sat
urday, probably rain In west and ex
treme north portions; slig'htly
warmer vin northwest' portion to
night': moderate variable winds, be
coming fresh southerly.
VKTKltAN HELl'Kl)
Anirvciaii LcHlim Hends Kx-,Si'rvici!
Mini t Portland
It. L. Sutton, ex-service mail, U
coming In for his share, of the.' good
fellowship extended by the Klamath
Falls post of the American Legion
tation to Portland, where he .-w ill
and this' 'week', wan given transpor-
submlt to aii examination- for tu
berculosis, his case Is. found
tubercular he will remain in .one of
the veteran hospitals in the north
west until- he has, recovered.-' . i .:
. SCOUT EXECUTIiOV
Cecil A. Cook to Meet With Piireiit-
Teachers ' Assoc-lntion Tucsdiiy
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Cecil A. Cook, saut' executive of
Klamath, Jackson- and Josephine
counties, will meet with the Mills
Parent-Teachers association on
Tuesday, 2:30 p.. m. An Invitation
is extended not only io members
6f the Parent-Teachers association,
liut to all beys over 12 years of age
and to mothers and fathers inter
ested in the Boy Scout movement.
W.
HULLS STORE .
A. Jackson to Reside in Ashland
In Future
W. A. Jackson has sold his stove
at .335 South Sixth, street to A. C.
Andersrfn, who is now located on
Spring street. Anderson is . plan
ning on moving his storage and feed
store to the new location when the
store is remodeled. Jackson has
moved to Ashland this week where
ho will care for his 'wife who is an
invalid.
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i FROM PORTLAND , v
Visitors In City Are Ji;ny for Re
inalndcr of Week
Among the many out of town
visitors In, the city are a' ri-umbej
from Portland, guests ,iii the. White
Pelican hotel while in Klamath
Falls. Among those In the cjty .for
the remainder of the week are M. J.
Walther, Carl A. Kuf fer, J. E.- Cala
han, K.' A. Haddard, William A.
Coryea', Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Letfing
well.'and A. M.' Buyman. ' ,
FliOM THE SOUTH ".'- '
Sim' Fraineisco- Visitors in tlie City
Many From Cfohlen Gate
San Francisco visitors in the city,
some on business and a larger ju'm
ber among the tourist colony, are
registered in the hotels of the-city.
(. S. Stowell is among those visit
ors as is J. S. Kent, O. G. 'Pullman.
William B. Gay, D. V. Cowell and
George R. Homer. ' .' . '
HIGHWAY PARTY LEAVES V
State Engineer Kleini and Assistant
.' CninpbclGo To iBcnd
Roy Klein, state highway 'en-gineerj--
and Assistant Engineer
ACampBeli lott by auto this morning
or Bend, following a tour of
Klamath County during hich they
inspected, the. highways of this sec-
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Strength and Service
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Our. strong financial position coupled withuyears of experience
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assures every customer satisfied. seryice
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We invite.your account
A, complete banking service
The, First National Bank
Capital $200,006.00 Klamath Falls, Ore. Deposits $2,546,234.31
George Simons and J. R. Schwan
borg of l.iiKcno aro business visitors
in Klamath Fulls for tho remainder
of the week, stopping at tho Arcade
ho,:a1' ' ;Lia?ll3l
: H.. J. Reich of Yreka is spending
several days In the city from his
hctaio In California.
Fresh
Rhubarb
Pie
' Nut Loaf .
Apple Sauce Cake '
,. and - '
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
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Are among the
good things of
fered by the f ;
Klamath
Bakery
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FORMALLY
OES
"Come to Mt. Hood and see
Rainier" la the' slogan of Oregonlans
since the opening of Mt. Hood lodge
on May 1. Blessed with clear
weather practically the entire sum
mer, visitors to the lodge who have
motored down ,f front Washington
without catching a glimpse of Mt.
Rainier are , surprised when; they
step out on .the veranda of Mt.
Hood lodge to see the' snowcovercd
monarch i,n all (ts j?lory.-: j.; ;. ..
Being located , . near . tile -.'.ocean
Rainier often hides its head , for
ciays unuer a maniei. oi ciouu auaifija
Hood this summer point to a larger
number of visitors than ever before'.
With the opening of the new Mt. j
Hood loop road motorists can now
drive all the way around the moun-
ALIM LIBERTY
BILL CODY in
"THE FIGHTING SHERIFF" J
The "ridinest, darinest" cowboy of them
all in a regular Western picture.
SUNDAY
The great TOM MIX in Zane Grey's test
known story :j;
"THE LAST OF THE PANES' -
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tain, visiting Government camp
stopping at Mt. Hood lodge. "
mid
C'LUU TO M.HET
liitcriiry l)epnrtim;iit to Rvvieir Two
-.-. Well . Known Hooky
Homer Rogers, manager of the
lodge, is .really the "father" of the
Members of the literary 'dopart-
flnenew highway. Twelve years ago ! mont ,Mhe Library club will meet
he suggested the idea of a good,1" the library club rooliia promptly
motor road encircling the ' mountain i at 2:30 on Monday afternoon.-Mrs.
to Rufus Holman.' who was thenar Gammon will give a review of
chairman of the county commission.
Mr. Holman gives full credit to Mr.
Rogers and Mt. Hood lodge for
j having been largely instrumental in
j establishing the loop road.
I, Horseback riding hiking, golf
I ing and -mountain climbing are
I among the attractions offered
Iguest3 at the lodge, expert guides
i and horses being . provided. Mr.
I Rogers himself is an experienced
j mountain climber, having spent
j much time In the- Swiss Alps. :; 5
Joseph . Hsrgesheimer's book
"Balisand," and Mrs. ' Bert C.
Thomas will .review ; "The Green
Hat by Michael Allen. Both re
views will be lengthy and the' of
ficers of the club urge the mem
bers to attend t'ae meeting promptly
in order to gain the entire review
of both books. '
Two -nen' in a canoe near Boston
tried to change seats in a canoe
without first learning to swtai. "
TOURISTS HERE ,. -V
California ' Cars ; Xumcrous in Oty
SIpiuK Over AVeek-encl -
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California cars in Klamath Falls
aro becoming exceedingly common
during the past week, and statistics
show they have increased more than
50 per; cent since the "fishing sea
son opened. Mr, , and Mrs. : jjohn
Salkeed of Tracy, California are
among the out of town visitorsn
the city stopping for the remainder
Of the week. . They - brought the
family of boys and girls with thelai
on the trip which Will take them
into Washington. "j, t
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Phillip Gardiner of Berkeley? re-,
turne-j to iis home this morning
after spending 'the night in thejjeity..
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We don't ask you to equip your car completely with
Seiberling Cords. In fact we would rather you
wouldn't. We'd rather you would try out ONE Seiber
ling Cord . on your car, together with three other .:
standard-make tires. . y':::..X.X':-'X'''X.
We'll abide by your verdict.
We know that the trial will demonstrate to you what
hundreds of other Klamath County .motorists have
learned That , '
Seiberlings Stand the Gaff
,. They do it because they are made right. The extra
heavy tread and the ri'obed side wall gives them wear
' ing qualities particularly suited to the roughest of '
Klamath County's mountain roads. -
There is still another feature that commends itself to every economical motorist
-the fact that Seiberling J-Cords are sold as reasonably as ordinary tires. : -;,.
You need a Seiberling on your car
A word to the wise ,
Tire prices are going up. Word from the Seiberling factory is to the :
effect that all orders after May 5 will be at a 15 per cent increase,
over former levels. -y ".'..-,:,-;'
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30x3V2, 4-pIy
30x3y2 6-piy ... $15.50
33x5 8-ply . X. ....., $40.00
32x4V, 8-ply ... ....$32.00
30x5, 8-ply ... .. ... ... $37.20
32x6, 8-ply .. $58.00
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$8.00
30x3V2 ... ....
$9.50
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