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YOU CAN PHONE
If we have the record of your
eye:')glUBs prescription. In case
ijoii break your glasses, ahd
l6th(!y;wlir be- ready at the ap-
, paiutsd time. . . i .
BUT.
Why wait until you break your
gliia303, even though we can
replace a lens by putting thn,
broken pieces together and
gottlng tho data from them?
Bolter have-more than one
pair,, tlysrt you are safe.
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Examined
Ilepnlrs
., Pitted
Quick Service
Delegates to
Legion Meet
Are Selected
KlsmaHi Tost No. 8, of tho Am
erican Legion will bo represented at
tlio Legion state convention at Prlno
vlllo. Juno 25 to 27, by the follow
ing1 men, 'was decided at a legion
meeting here last night:
Llna W. Xesmith, H. S. Matthows
and O. S. News-Jin, K. R. Olds, Fred
Hellbronner, J.- M. Glover, Jack
Alfred D. Collier were named as
alternates.
Frank Confer, local amusement
man, cooperated with Harry Poole
3f the Pine Tree in providing stunts
tor the edification of members pre-fc-nt.
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Announce Program
For Eighth Grade
The program for the graduation
exercises cf tho eighth grade pupils
of tho public schools has been
completed and will be neld on Fri
day morning at 10:30 in' the Pine
Tree theatre. Music will be under
tho dire:t!on of Margaret Worden.
supervisor of music.
J. Percy Wells superintendent has
made tho request that all people
sending .flowers or gifts of any sort
to the graduates send them to their
homes, due to tho limited amount
of room at the theatre.
Following Is the program:
Processional March Harold Knox
Organise Pine Tree theatre.
Invocation Rev. T. D. Yarnes,
Pastor Grace Methodist church.
Chanson Provencale, Dell 'Acqua
' Mrs. Frances- Olds, Soprano.
Selection, Pipe Orgon Harold
Knox. ,
Amaryllis, Old French Aair; Do
Coppah Moon, Shelly. Eighth
Grade, Central School.
Address.. "What- Are Tou' Going
to do Tomorrow, and Why?" Mrs.
Theresa B. Thatcher, Director Ellison-White
Chautauqua.
'. Selections tram Operetta Florindk
Mario Sixth Grade, Riverside
school. "
Presentation of Diploma.
ctfttheINE TREE
- A petition, signed! "The Main
Street Club," bearing names of
about fifty church members of a
small American -city, and protest
ing against a showing .of "Dante's
Inferno" film, has been received by
Fox Film corporation, in New
York. The protest was Inspired
by fear that "iodic sort of new
fangled hell" was to be flaunted In
their faces. "The old-fashioned
bell was good enough for our fath
ers and mothers, and It's- good
enough for us," declared the peti
tioners. ."Dante's Inferno," heartily en
dorsed by prominent people every
where, will be tonight's attraction
at the Pine Tree theater, where un
usual preparations for its bow to
this community are being made.
oAt the LIBERTY
; Bob Custer, the new Western j
star, has proven his right to star- i
dom in "Flashing Spurs," tho stir-.
ring drama of Western plains
which comes to the Liberty theater
Wednesday. Custer in the role of
Barry Stuart, dashes through the
picture with leaps and bounds,
proving himself a crack shot, a fin
ished athlete and more than that
an exceptionally, tine actor.
Astoria Board Not
To Take Any Stand
ASTORIA, Ore., June 3. Evo
lution can be taught or discredited
In the Astoria schols at the discre
tion of the principals and teachers
and without Interference from the
school directors.
At a meeting of the board of edu
cation last night, the matter was
brought up tor discussion and the
directors were unanimous' theyj
should take no position in the con-.
troversy nt the present time.
Some think they are resisting
temptution by swearing off smoking
when they don't smoke. 'l
BASEBALL EXCURSION
- Sunday to Mount Shasta. Faro
for round trip f 6.62. RESERVA
TIONS MUST BE MADE BEFORE
0:00 P. M,, THURSDAY. Unless
requisite number apply, excursion
will be called off. Phone MECCA
POOL HALL or GLOVER'S JEW
ELRY STORE. DO THIS TODAY!
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SPECIAL
Free Reset with each marcel
(luring June
Comfort Beauty Shoppe
420 Main St. Phono 3;I5-J
Near Hall Hotel
Legion Fund Is
Subject Of Talk
At Forum Lunch
Dr. Q. S. N'ewsom, principal speak
er nt today's forum luncheon, took
as . his subject tho J5.000.000 en
dowment' fluid sought by tho Am
erican Legion and explained why
1( ..Is sought, and how It Is admin
istered. Government ' red tape, Nowaom
explained, often makes for delay In
giving assistance, to worthy cases.
Tho fund, to be administered by
the Legion, will bridge over tliU
delay. The $5,0l',l)00 will bo In
vested In gilt-edgo securities ami
ftnlv rhe nrnceeda lined, thn m-tn-
elpal untouched. -
Frank Confer entertained with
two solos. Ho was followed by
Henry Sore) whose rendition of scl
eral violin soloi was generously
applauded.
COAST LKAUl'K SCOKKS
At Portland-San Francisco, gnmo
postponod, ralu.' 1
At Seattle 3, Los Angeles 1.
(Called end of sixth, rain.) -
At Oakland 0, Salt Lake 1.
At Vernon 3, Sacramento 4.
Use-Your
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Your credit is good with
us, for any of the thous
and and one things that
our complete stock of
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supply you.
Come in today and see
for yourself all the
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Creamed
Cottage
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A good strength build
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Can be made into so
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We make a real butter
milk to drink. Better
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Klamath Falls
Creamery
Phone 74
Op. White Pelican hotel
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
Practically all items
for construction or re
pair work
Drive1 out and look it
over
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
Olson Fails to Put Dent
in Gorman Jaw; Unable to
Hammer Opponent to Sleep
Preliminaries Provide Real Thrills Meyers
Comes Back After Taking Count of Eight 1
; and Wins Over Harrington Coffman, ,
. and Lightfoot Upset Dope , . . i
FIkIiI Cans, no matter, what style
of fighting they favor, Svent uway
last niKlit from Scandinavian hull
satisfied that they hud had their
money's worth.
The program wont faim the sub
lime to the ridiculous but the sub
lime was miH-li-In the majority.
In thn final, Sammy Olson
slashed, slugged nud uppereut Jim
Flrpo Gorman whenever and where
uvop ho felt llko It. Gorman went
down sevorul times but only bo
ouusQ ho fell over his own feet.
Outside of ono or two wild awlugs
during tho whole performance ho
offered no nggresslvo action.
Has Iron Jaw
His Iron Jaw performance made
Olson's ability ns a puncher look
bad, but then It has made other
fighters look worse. The scrap
books show that In Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho, Gorman stood up under 15
founds of ' similar punishment ut
tho hands of Frank Farmer, defy
ing every effort of that veteran to
put him out. Olson, up ngntnnt the
same proposition, did his best but
it is doubtful It anyone will ever
knock Gorman out unless the
Marquis of Quoennbury ruleB bo
changod to allow tho use of horse
shoes in tho glovo.
Gorman might win future fights
If lie could Insist that they go
20 rounds. No opponent could stand
and hit hint for that length of time
without tiring and then If Gorman
could still sec ho might bo nblo to
sneak one across.
Joe Coffitiau Wins
Joo Coffmnn won a homo here
on the previous card by his per
formance In knocking out Jack
Crlm and last night he still furtbor
clinched a place on tho henrth by
decisively outpointing Johnny Carl
son for evory round of their six
round argument. ' Carlson was
touted to beat Coffmnn, due to his
greater experience. ' Instead, Coff
mon slugged rings around hlin.
Carlson was on tho: -defense from
beginning to end, a thing which
saved his jaw. Coffmnn looked to
be in far better condition than
Carlson. .
Helnio Meyers also won himself
Graduating Class
Of Central School
Is Staging Picnic
Members of the eighth grade
graduation class of the Central
'school, numbering forty left nt noon
;tor Spencer Creek by motor cars
where they will enjoy tho afternoon
wlth a picnic party-
Mrs. E. G. Wlsecarvor, toachor of
the class, assisted by Mesdamc:i
Cofer, Bradford and Furch will
chaperone tho young folks, having
arranged for various out door sports
amongst which will be a base ball
'game.
Plans are for the party to roturn
ahoui 7:30 this ovonlng.
Members Of Golf
Club Will Stage
Meeting Tonight
An unusual amount of Interest Is
being shown In the meeting of the
Klumath Golf nud Country club
members, which Is to bo held In the
chamber of commerce this evening
at seven-thirty o'clock.
The meeting is open not only to
those who havr: signed up but for
anyone whom the committee has not
seen. Members of the committees
are anxious that as many as possible
turn out for the mooting.
Election of officers will lake place
this overling and a general discus
sion will bo held.
Three Airplanes
Are Flying South
VANCOUVER, Wasl)!, June 3.
Five pilots left here this morning
With Lieutenant Oakley Kelly, In
three airplanes . for San Diego,
where, three new ships have beeti
prepared for service here and will
bo brought north by tho extra
pilots. . ,
. On the way sou 111 Invitations will
bo extended to the people of Eu
gene, Roseburg, Medford, Redding,
Marysvllle, Sacramento, San Fhin-clo,.TriHno,-31uku'flHldVAhd
i.os
Angeles to utteild dedication cere
monies nt Pearson field hero Sep
tember 15 and tho Pendleton
Round-up.
a permanent home hern lu tils tight
with Harrington. Iluth fighters
started like butt sawn, Meyers bor
ing lu nud receiving ono on the
chin that put him down for thn
count of eight. Undaunted, ho toro
In nguln nnd met with more of tho
snmo, being knocked down twice
me.ro nud seeming to llko It. .
Harrington llenteu
In tho second round ho proved
that ho did llko It by coming back
for moro with a rush a rush that
was eagerly greeted by Harring
ton. Tho Inns worn on their feet
during this round nud rono ngnln
nt tho third when Meyers r.hlfted
gears and put on inoiti speed than
before. Htirrlngton likewlso rut
loose nnd they mixed. When the
amoko of battlo cleared away Har
rington was listening to tho birdies
which sang to him' long nfler the
count of ten. From the standpoint
of sheer willingness to fight,
coupled with gnmenoss, both boys
furnished enough thrills fur throe
ordlnnry cards.
l.tghtfoot Nliow I'lllMI
Tho preliminary bout on a tight
card Is supposed to bo moro or less
of a time killer. Tho Llghlfoot
Scott four-round go was anything
but (hnt.
Lightfoot, up against a boy
touted to put him to sleep In about
thrco rounds, cut loose and put up
tho best fight of his career. ' He
took tho offensive In every round
and tho draw decision nt the close
was very unpopular with tho fans.
Lightfoot was fully 100 per cent
better than In nny prorloua nppenr
nnce. Tho whole four rounds were
devoted ontlroly to fighting, funcy
footwork and skilled boxing being
forgotten.
Tho result of this bout wns some
what of a surprise to tho wise o.ies
Scott was brought hero to wlp? up
the enrth with Lightfoot nnd lila
failure to-do so only succeeded In
making things look rosier for tho
local boy.
A nearly-full house wMtvimI the
bouts and a continuation of such
cards by .Matchmaker llrov.-nlo eun
hnvo only ono result that s:n:id
Ing room only will bo nvntl.tbl In
future.
TKHHIIiLE
To tho Editor:
After seeing last night's main
event at "Scnn" hall, I nm sure most
anyone will admit people do not al
ways choose the right calling. Had
Mr. Olson been In somo university
he might (nnd no doubt would I
have been entered In tho national
field meet of Amcrlrnn colleges
where he would hnvo won tho high
jump nnd hurdles without difficulty.
As a fighter, well, tho least said tho
bettor.
Ho did use his left to hit with a
little, but as far as his right was
concerned ho might havo left It at
homo had ho not needed It to wlpo
his nose with.
Ills opponent, if I may use thn
term, was entirely on tho receiving
end, nnd lie did it so thoroughly
nnd well, I think he was all to tho
mustard and should havo been
uwnrded tho decision oh the grounds
of "perfect assimilation of punish
ment." What I have been trying to nrrlve
nt In this: the promoter made a mis
take. The main event should havo
been tho curtain raiser then every
body would hnvo been In good
humor for tho rest of tho bouts, all
of which were real fights.
This arrangement would have
given Olson nnd Gormnn all tho pay
surh nn exhibition was worth, what
ever change tho local funs wanted to
toss In the ring.
A. FAN.
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Smith Poters, representative of
Marshall Wells company, selling
automobile uccessorloir,!1 ipald '1tls
customers n; visit yesterday. Mr.
I'eters mado the trip from Portinml
by motor, covering a number of
cities en routo hero.
Dance Tonight
' and
Tomorrow and
Saturday nights
Venetian Dance Palace
f upBii
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Chautauqua Will
Start Tomorrow
Workmen today wore ongngod In
putting up the big tent which will
houso tho Elllson-Whlto ehnulnii-
nua which will show hero, Martins j
tomorrow afternoon. Tho first
number will be Oliver Ilurkhnrt,
Impersonator nnd bird nnd nnlrnal
Imitator. This number will start
at 3 o'clock, Alton Packard, com
edy cartoonist, will bo thn evening
utlniotlon. ,
According to ndvanco publicity,
the chitiitniKiuu this year Is strong
er than for mnny seasons. Among
tho stellar nttrnetloiiB nrn "The
Mllindo," Dr. (leorgn O. l-'nllls, lec
turer on 'world pence, nnd Oney
Fred Hweet, a gifted speaker.
Tim ..Chitiilnunun lent Ih located
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Plnn streetli.- :
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Wood
BLOCK WOOD ' ' !
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