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THIS EVENING HER'AUt
Eastern
Brook Trout
We Jiave arranged with a local private,,.;
hatchery to supply us with Eastern
V':":r l. .:. r--'.irwK
DroOK troui as one 01 me many icaiures
on our menu.
"v
, Fried or Broiled over charcoal '
We know you will like them.
THE
CLUB CAFE
- fffWvSuperior Food Superior Service ,.ff ?
; For your convenience, centrally located on Main
Legion May-
Run Rodeo
Concessions
Bly Rodeo Association
Favors New
Move
Thati concessions at .the, rodeo
may bo run under, the management
of th local American Legion post
itms r is regaruea as nioro man
possible tollowlng. tho meeting o(
the local fair board yesterday.
Jim Gtvnn, i.head of the Illy
HodoO association, sponsored tho
plan which mat with favor on tho
part of other members present at
the meeting.
Just what arrangements will bo
made Is n matter yet to be de
termined. In tho past the rodeo
association bus handled the conces
sions altogether or has turned their
management over to some In
dividual. .
Go
JittA throughout
'thai
Back East
ticket. R.torn
limit Octobcrllu.
V
dils summer. Now plan to do more,
see more than any vacation you ever
had. ;. .. " '
' Join gay. laughing crowds on Call .
fbmia'a beaches; visit colorful cities;
see the wondrous Puget Sound region;
include, too, one or more inviting
mountain resorts in your itinerary.
Plan it now; let our agents help you.
And benefit by Southern Pacific's low
roundtrip
Summer Excursion Fares
effective up to and including Septem
ber 30th. Substantial reductions bring
an amazing number of trips within
your vacation budget. - X"
For "Outing RoarU".fMm mnd ampUu
accurate travel inormatton, ak
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J. J. MILLER, D. F. & P. A.
517 Main St Phone 709 Klamath Falls. Ore.
LONG RIDES TO WORK LESSEN
EFFICIENCY OF LABORERS
' GENEVA, June 2. The Interna
tional Labor Conference endeavor
teg to give workers the undiminish
ed enjoyment.' of their spare time,
has recommended- that' public and
private transport authorities coop
erate -with workers' organizations to
the end that the laborer be moved
to his job, and home again, as quick
ly as possible. - -
. It has been shown that the fre
quency of illness' and accidents in
creases " with the 1 distance of the
workers' homes from the works, and
that this frequency was at Us maxi
mum for those workers whose homes
were furthest away '
Electricity
Less Work !
Onci you experience it, you
will never do things any other
way.
Whether it be iron, percolav
or, vacuum cleaner, grill, or a
host of other uses for electricity,
it means uwrlc done or you
quickly and cheaply I "'
The progressive woman and
the successful hostess takes ev
ery advantage she can of mod
ern invention.
Come in today for what you
need in the way of electric ap
pliances. - ;
Link River Electric
BUaric AppUmca
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Golf Club Names
Officers For Year
Work on tho grounds of tho
Klamath Golf and Country club on
the Reames site of 200 acres, Which
is located on the road to Ashland,
will be started at onc..The ex
penditure at present on the grounds
will be $10,000. , s :
At the meeting of the members
held in the chamber of commerce
last evening the club was perma
nently organized and officers : and
directors elected for ' the onaulng
year. A. J. Voye was elected presi
dent, J. F. Magulre vice president
and R. E. Wright, secretary and
treasurer. These officers, together
with C. I. Roberts and C. II.
Knowles, will make up the board
of directors.
' A temporary clnb house will bo
erected this summer to provide
showers and lockers for the club
members. The first nine holes will
be, made, this summer and plans
are to erect, a large and attractive
club house next year, 'as well as tho
completion of. the other nine holes;
With,, work" starting' at "once-on
the grounds it la ooped by mem
bers that by August It will be pos
sible to play,' JfA r
Klany Letters Go
r Astray In Year
Assistant Postmaster R.' L. Grif
fith, whoi has received orders ' from
Postmaster General Harry ' 8:t New
to put forth! every effort' In' making
this week, .which Is 'designated as
"Better Mailing Week," a success,
Is in receipt of Information show
ing the number of letters and par
cels which were lost during the
year 1924.
During 1924 over 21,000,000 let
ters went to the dead letter office.
Parcels unclaimed numbered 803,
000. Letters which wore never
addressed. Just mailed In blank
envelopes, reached the 100,000
mark. y..
Money ' which was - sent in mis
directed envelopes amounted ; to
(55,000 In cash,' while over $12,000
In postage stamps was found In, a
similar fashion. Checks,' drafts
and money , orders that never
reached the Intended ' owners
amounted to $3,000,000. During
the year Undo Sam collected $92,:
000 In postage for the return of
mall sent to the dead-letter office,
Looking up addresses on mail
which had been misdirected cost
the government $1,740,000 , this
amount gave service on 200,000,
000 letters.
WILL RETVRN TO CITY
Prlncvillo Residents Impressed With
Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Casey of
Prlnerille, Oregon, who have been
In -the city for several days looking
over prospects, returned to Prlne
rille on Wednesday with the inten
tion of settling their business affairs
there and Teturnlng to Klamai
Falls to make their future home.
'') - (j ON BUSINESS : ""
P: R Shelly, is In the city today
on business..- ' '
" - " TO DEDICATE , HALL .
First Dance , nt Wlulkso Saturday
. . Night .
The open-air pavilion at Wlulkso,
on the shores of Klamath Lake, Will
be dedicated Saturday night with an
Initial danco. Music will be furnish
ed by the Broadway Novelties Or
chestra. The dance hall Is located
on' the grounds of the Klamath
Indian reservation. , ..
RETURNS TO KLAMATH
Visited With Relatives in Grarits
';::'.' ' . IUM)i '
.-.Mrs. T.' A. Robertson, of Robert
son's Tamale Parlors, returned to
Klamath Falls after spending some
time visiting with friends and rela
tives In Grants Pass,
Honor Roll For
Grade Pupils Is
Completed Today
Completion of Iho honor rooll for
students of tint eity schools who
have not boon absent or tiirdy dur
ing tho entire your wits tmulo this
morning. J. Porvy .'Wells, superin
tendent of schools, plans to issue
all certificates today.- - ......
, . .Following 'is n complete list of
pmll holding the honor: ,
. Falrvlew 1 school Lloyd . Drew,
Bernleo DnhU4m, ' Grace llnno.
Elyga Surber, Jack 1 Vaughn, Aud
rey O'NVli, J. 8. Robinson, Lynn
Propst, Hownrd Nelson, Oust
Youngo, linogeno ' Caldwell, ' Pearl
Mathers, Eldon MvKlm and Knth-i
lone Llvtngstou. .
Mills school Marlon Iliohn, Wil
liam Tompkins, ' Ktholyne Pearson,
Richard Tompkins, Leo Shepnrd,
Grnnve). Calvin, Harold lllehn, Jenii
Williamson, Vincent Reynolds, llcrl
Bagloy, Violet Tompkins, Bert Ilag
ley hnd Trevor Owens.
Central school Mario Samson,
Clnlro Hector, Robert Perkins,
Melvln Howie. Gordon Robin,
Marlon Anderson, Gerald Wicker
sham, Louise BorglalM, Rex Hum
akor, (Juanita Stalling, Donald Ken
yon, Knoul , Henrlonnat, Chester
Haraaker, ,- .Leila . . jionyon, Allsn
Ryan, ...Henrietta ' Wright, ! Elinn
Cartwrlght, , Onrret ileckley, Mar
ellyn Bradford, .Allco Harvoy, Nn
dlne O'Flaherty and Gertrude von
Berthelsdort. ;'
Pelican Bay school Vera Smith,
Clyde Davis. Jack Buchanan, John
Nani and .Virgil Bull. "''
Riverside , school 'Lacelo Blehn,
Betty Clegborn. Henry Fossb m,
Bernard Junguwlrth, Orson Stearns,
Edward Duffy, Ralph Poyton,
Charles Whltmore, Cntharlno Clog
born. Margaret Uvrllng, Lois Pow
ell, Irene Murray, . Walter TImms,
Rowland Ulrleh, Rex Davis. Jos.
Kirk, Helena. Mason, Embert Fos
sum, Bruce Campbell, Alfred Carl
son, William TImms, Mary Lewis
and Lillian. Redkey. "
i'fiu,.i m,,,i,, ., . ;
i :-i sir.)'
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"IT m? sU!""T "f ltttv'l'tf'n
BLUE
WUd mders To , , ,
- " Hold FortliTn 1
- ' J ' Chiloquin Meet
w-.. ivrv r... 3,.,
t' Special to-Tho HcraldV ' ''
i"CHlLOQBIN, ;June 4. Bucking
horses and running horses w'UI form
the high spots on a program' td bo
held here -Sunday afternoon, at 2:30
In Riverside.' park.,,-.,,, .',' '""
Included In the events Is' a 'halt
mile race for blooded horses shd
two others races, onp. quarter-mile
and one. halt-mile for'jaddle tittles
without. restriction,.
f A free-for-all 100-yard 'dash and
a vserjo45( bucklpg, contests will
complete the program.
for Steady Wear Everywhere
Blue as steadfast as Gibraltar; as smart
as a schooner in full sail.
Blue for utility, stability) style, t 3 '
jif.iu of if'tji rt,,-...
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iKGOD CLOTHES
SEEK LOWER HHII'MENTS
Representatives of Railroads are in
, City on Business -
A. 8. Sneddon, freight represen
tative for the' Union Pacific, and L.
E. Jones of the M. and St. L. as In
the district seeking shipments for
their respective lines.
ADJCSTOR TO ARRIVE ,
To Arrlvet From; Sun Francisco on
! .. This Evenings Train
r Major Charles Stewart, adjuster
from San Francisco, will arrive in
the, city , this . evening to make ad
justments on the fire at Hector's
shop. , Major Stewart will represent
the, various agents of this city who
carried insurance on the shop. ' i
. , RUMMAGE SALE -'
Presbyterian Women to Offer
Articles Saturday
Women ; of tho Presbyterian
church will conduct a rummage
sale next Saturday in tho Magulre
building, next door to The Horald
office, at which time many useful
articles wilt be placed on sale. The
sale will continue from morning
until night.'
MERCHANTS TO MEET
Monthly , Meeting and Dinner nt
" Chamber of Commerce
The regular monthly meeting of
the merchants bureau will be held
FrldaV"8venlng at ' the .chamber of
commerce at 8:30.' Dinner, will be
served and all merchants who are
members of -iiie' organization are
urged to be In attendance.
BOATING PARTY
Falrrlow Pupils Have Boating
l'arty on Lnko Kwnunn
' Accompanied by tholr teachor,
Miss Mao Thinner, tho olghth grado
pupils of Falrvlew school enjoyed
a boating party on Lake Ewatina
this afternoon.. Thn boat was fur
nished liy Carroll Vernon, a mem
ber of tho class.
; OFFICIAL IS VISITOR
' Justice of ' the Ponce-il. 0.. Spink
of Chlloquln was a business visitor
here toduy,
in fine fabrics of plain blues and fancy
rStripings. m Beautifully f; tailored into ex
tremely smart suits for men and young
men.
30 to 00
The color is tested for resistance to sun
and weather. The fabric is tempered
for sturdy wear. k 4
KLAMATH KLOTHING KOMPANY
"'; Leading Clothiers ; .
Headquarters for Rodeo Togs ;
PROMINENT LAKEVIEW MAN
Vice President of Commercial Na
tional Bunk nt Lakt-vletv Hera'
. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Flynn of
Lakevlew arrived yostordny to got
their son, Tommy, who has boon at
tending the Sacred Heart academy
for tho past year. Mr. Flynn is vice
president of tho Commercial Na
tional bank and president of tho
Home Supply compuny of iLako
vlow. ,Ho Is also a very prominent
Bhebpmnn of tho Lakevlew country.
V NEWSPAPER MEN HERE
Publishers ol Silver t Luke Lender
;. i Mnkes Business Visit ,
. Mi Fleet and L. B. Chorion, pub
lishers ef the Silver Lako Loader,
the official paper of Lako county,
arrived In Klamath Falls last night
via the (Pacific and Ashland-Klamath
Falls highways. Floot and Charles
loft Silver Lake a weok ago by way
of . Bond and the Dalles, driving
through 'Portland and down tho Pa
cific highway. Thoy will spend tho
day here on business, and oxpoct to
leave tomorrow tor Silver fcako.
O. V .Myors of Modford Is In tho
city today on one of his regular
buulnoss trips. 1 . '
INCOME MAN HERE
Arrives From Mi-dford to Attend to
Business
Dun W. Herring of Modford, of
tho income tax board, Is in the city
on business. '
JOV OF EUGENE
Perry K. Joy,., a Etigeno resi
dent, Is In the city today on a brief
businoss visit,
TO BTOtlKTO.V
Klnmntli Ire and Storage Employe
' on Business1 Trip
Joss Scrlbnor, of 'tho Klamath Ico
and Storage company, loft this
morning for Stockton, California,
whero ho will romaln for so mo time
attending to business matters,
Notice Difference 1
in Way You Feel in
14 Hours or Less!
Malto this test! End suffering
from Indigestion, ipimplus, il'ulns in
Unck mid Hldos, Constipation, Hend
aohos and tired, run-down condition,
duo to flolf-Polsfiiilng, bnciuiflo of
sluggish llvur and clogged InloHlnos.
Take n plonsant spoonful of Dr.
Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup
after the next two moals. In less
than 14 hours' notlco quick dlftor
enco in way you fool. Contains
puio vegotulilo Ingredloflls approved
by Physicians, Holps naltiro cleanse
nnd tono your liver strengthen
your digostlvo' organs soothe tho
tlrod and overtaxed, nnrves, braco
up your system nnd purify your
blond. It 'bus helped thousands fool
return of strength, vigor and onorgy
Willi, You, too, ,must bo satisfied,
or no cost,
I)r. Thatcher's Is sold and rocom
mondorl undor this gitnrnnteo by Star
Drug Stuto and all loading druggists