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BEBE DANIELS and NORMANKERRY
v in
? "Daring Youth"
It's Lovely Babe at her Beat
Don't Miss
. "THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR"
AUhs LIBERTY
Tonight Only
JACKIE COOGAN in
"Circus Days"
Tomorrow
. "Lely" Flynn in "The No-Gun Man-
Exclusive Grant
To Strahorn Is
Scored By Trout
No brief for Robert K. Htriihurn
nur IiIh railroad, thn O, C. & K., u
held by i)r. F. M. Trout, riildnl
of tlio Mull 11 Comimirclnl club, who
npnlid hcfiiro tlio KIwunlM club yen
turrtuy, Nor dill tlin Malln physician
spark very lirlKlitly on toniliiin.'d
H, P, control of Klumuth tonnage
What li u did fuvor was a union
tiirmlnnl itynloin. free rlKht to t li
11111 liiM'H to liulld to Klamath
Fulls und hint ' but not luuiit, tli'i
construction of tlio Modoc North
urn railroad.
Dr. Trout, speakliiK uh a cltlen
of Kluniutli, but not of Klnnuttli
Falls, advised this city UKulnxt
granting uny exclusive street c.irs-
Ing privilege! to tlio O. C. . K.,
tlio B. I', or uny other lino llicl
hullds Into Klmnalli Fulls.
In bin reference to tlio coniti illa
tion of thn Modoc Northern vnll
road, Dr. Trout reminded th Kl
wanls dull tliut uaxtiirn uhlpmo'iu
must bn routvd CO mllj.i yir dm
mountains twice, where. n wlm t:.c
nnul,ii..lliin ,.f ll.U'. V...,t.
orn railroad tlio routo would bo
shortened 200 miles and livl y
pull over the mountains :ll:n!n.-ted.
I
AT THE PINE TREE
BIRTHS
TUIt.NKU Thursday. May 14, ill
thn Klamath Vnlloy tionpltul, to
Mr. and Mm. (loom a Turner, 506
Oak Hi root, a on. '
WOOD Friday. May 15, to Mr.
and Mm. C. 0. Wood, COB Third
street u dniiKlitor.
Tlio fun n lent news In tho paper
today la that a bin chewing gum
manufacturer chew tobacco.
Fnnniu Hurst's startling mutrl-
monial Ideas havo reached the
screen nt last.
They aro being visualized thlH af
turnoon and evening at tho Pine
Treo theater, whero "Daring Youth",
presented by II. F. Zeldman and
distributed through Principal Pic
turos, ID tho fouluro.
Thn woll-known nulhnrcss con
tended, nt thn tlmn of her marriage,
that too much familiarity caused
marrlugo to loan it romance. As
a result alio and her husband keep
separata establishments and mako
appointment with eijcb other over I
th telephone, i
I AT THE LIBERTY
Tossing a horseshoe oror ones left
shoulder sometimes brings Kood luck
and sometimes It doesn't.
That'll Juckln C'oognn's theory an
a remilt of Homo of bin adventure
an Toby Tyler In "Circus Days," tho
widely heralded First National pic
ture which .will bo bown at the
Liberty theater today.
An Toby Tyler, he, guts Into a peck
of trouble with his Undo Kben, fol
lowing the staging of a home talent
circus that ended In disaster.
OBITUARY
MltH. ELIZABETH (OX
Funeral service for Mrs, Eliza
beth Cox who died at the family
rcaldence la Merrill at 2:CG yes
terday afternoon, will be held from
the Merrill Presbyterian church at
2:30 Saturday afternoon. Interment
will be In the Merrill cemetery.
She wan the widow of the late James
Cox, by whose aide he will be
burled.
Complications arising from ad
vanced age wero the causes of the I
death of Mrs. Cox. Bhe had at
tained tho age of 73 years; 23 of I
which were spout In Merrill where
she made many friends. Children
who survive her are David Cox of
Klamath Fulls, Henry Cox, John
Cox und Churles Cox of Merrill and
Sarah E. Durham of Klamath Falls
and Mrs. Martha- E. Shortridge of
Rosehurg. Itev. W.( E. Bobbin will
officiate at the services.
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Our Sale is Still Go
But you will have to hurry. We still have a few pairs left, including
Patents, Satins, Suedes and Kid Leathers. All sizes in the selling;
but not in each line.
lOO Pair Shoe8 regularly $7.00 to $8.00. Patent, Satin and Black Kid. Desirable Pat
terns in straps, cut-outs, oxfords and gored patterns. AH sizes in the lot,
: $3.95
75 Pairs Shoes to $8.00 Values
$4.95
' Patent, Satin, Black Kid and Tan Calf Shoes. ..Sea-
son's newest patterns in all'heels. All sizes in the lot.
65 Pairs Shoes, Regularly
$9.00
$5.95
Some wonderful values in
this lot.
( BIG SAVINGS ON CHILDRENS SHOES
300 Pairs of Children's Shoes in all the Newest patterns, High 'Grade Quality
;: $2.25 ,
MEN'S SPECIALS
You'll be surprised when you see the value at Qg
Stone's New Coffee
For several months our buyer has b een searching for . a coffee good
enough to offer under our own lab el as a fancy coffee. We are glad that
we now have it. Steel cut, vacuum packed, canned coffee, our own brand,
guaranteed by us in every way.
The price i3 less than other high grade coffees. With our many stores
we are able to buy this coffee in Urge quantities, buying it - cheaper
Does the coffee you now drink please you? Remember that no matter
how much you pay, there is nothing finer than STONE'S : new Vacuum
Packed Coffee. Try it.
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE SATURDAY AND MONDAY
1 pound Can STONE'S VACUUM PACKED COFFEE 4gc
22 lb. CANS STONE'S VACUUM PACKED COFFEE $1.19
5 lb. CANS STONE'S VACUUM PACKED COFFEE $2.35 I
CANNED PEACHES CHEAP
No) 2V1 cans, yellow free QtS
peaches, 2 cans OiJ
12 cans for .... $2.05
SWEET ORANGES
Medium siz fancy t
Sunkist, dozen
MATCHES
12 boxes to the carton AtL p
a good value, carton ""
FANCY NEW SHRIMP
No limit, lay in your 1 C
summer's supply, can
12 cans
for
$1.75
FRESH FIG BARS
Strictly Fresh Finest 1C-
Quality, per lb
ASSORTED JELLY
8 oz jars, Libby's OC.
Extra value, 2 jars
WAI.TKIt ZETZMAN BUTTER
Midland Farmer Kc-covcrinK From
Itwl Attack of Appendicitis
STONE'S MEATS THE BEST IN TOWN, 423 MAIN STREET
Walter Zutgman, well known Mld-
Innd farmer. In on tho road to re
covery, according to hospital au
thorities today. Mr. Zetzman was
seriously ill for several days from
ruptured appendix.
POT ROAST VEAL ROAST
Shoulder cuts, young 10. You can get the be3t 1Qr
beef, per pound IOC at STONE'S, per lb
BOILING BEEF PIMENTO VEAL LOAF
Plate or Brisket V " ' 1 Olor Especially nice for sand- 0.7 C
per pound Lt V'.- wiches, per pound ,
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN TOWN. Come early tomorrow.
717 MAIN ST.
ACROSS FROM
PINE TREE
mrnm
liu limy
423 MAIN ST.
Ttotib .
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YOUNG HEIRESS
AND BRIDEGROOM
WILL SAIL SOON
NEW YORK, May 15. Abby
Rockofeller. who had the word
"obey" omitted from her wedding
ceremony, today enjoyea tne iirst
day ot 'the "real freedom" . which
she told her friends she expected
when she married.
David Milton, 25 years of age.
lawyer, and his heiress bride, are
in ,scc1ub1od until tomorrow, when
they will sail on the liner Paris
for a four months' honeymoon in
Europe. . .
CALL MEETING
Klumuth County Federated Board
To Sleet in t'hnmber Saturday
chamber of commerce Saturday af
ternoon at 1:30 p. m. to discuss im
portant matters of the - board.
Among the subjects to be brought
np and acted upon will be the monu
ment to be erected at the grave of
General Canby in the Lava beds. A
good turnout is anticipated in or
der to cover the necessary ground
of the organization.
REV. BOBBITT WILL
PRESENT ADDRESSES
Members of tho Klam.ith county
federated board will meet in the
Rev. W. E. Bobbltt, pastor of
the First Christian church ot Klam
ath Falls, has been requested from
three ot the Klamath county schools
to take part in their graduating ex
ercises during the latter part of
May. . (- .
Tonight at 8:00 p. m.. Rev. Bob
bltt will give the commencement
address to the class of Bonanza
graduates. The request that he
give the address was made by Fred
Peterson, county school superin
tendent. . " ' :
' Before the Keno school closes,
Bobbitt will speak to the gradu
ates, Wednesday evening of next
week. j
The lost affair of the Klamath
county high school seniors will be
in the form ot the baccalaureate
sermon in the Presbyterian church
at which Rev. Bobbitt will preside
on Sunday evening.
MLSS IJXDSEr ILIT ! ' , y
Bunk Employe Able to Resume
Position Thin Morning c
Miss Ruth Lindsey who is em
ployed in the First National Bank,1
was confined to her home yesterday,
with a severe attack ot neuralgia.
She was able to return to her work
in the bank this morning.
D.R.I.N.K.
Coca Cola, Whistle, Claret ine and other refreshing
beverages. Large Bottles and A-l Quality.
Bottled by a Klamath Institution
WHITE PELICAN MINERAL
SPRING BOTTLING WORKS
Klamath Shoe Store
W. H KITTO, Prop
PHONE 58
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Phone 623
60S Main St.
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