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THE EVENING ITERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thun;J.y, May 13, 102G
; -County Primary
Schools to Be
Churchill Will
Speak at Three
Commencements
perintendent of public schools,
Churchill will deliver tho com
incucomeiit address at Itoiuinra to
ulitht, Henley tomorrow night mi l
Merrill on Muy 90.
(IruduutluK cliiss of llonnitr.it N
comprised ot I'i-kiiIu Welch. Ten will
receive their degree lit Henley lil-tll
school. They mo llernli-e I.. Imw
Him, Luelllu Id. Duwmin, I.iiIh M.
Iliiselllne, Melvlii A. tliei'ley, I'lnvd
I), Short, Cecil C, llnley. ICiul C.
JiickHon mid Andrew J, Mniui In K
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ATTKNIIINP ri'NKtJAIi
Tlin Mliu (learglanu and I'niiU
Inn ('lift mill Miss tleneylovo Hens
ley left yesterday aflnrnooii for Ash.
liind lit nttoml the funeral of their
llleoe, Mlll'Kllret Ululll, will) pusseit
nwuy In l ho vulley city on Mouiluy
Willi lllelllllKllls.
Mrs. A. K. llimslvy litis bean lit
AkIiIiiiiiI Willi tier daughter und fuiu
lly slnmi the 'Illness of tho child,
mivui'itl 'lilys ngo,
Missing 130 Days, Makes Port
With All Safe
MltH. lll l.M' AWAY
Mrs. Chosler Dul.nn Is Vliillllig
with' relatives nnd frlemls In Ash
liiiul. .
' Over Tomorrow
Three eoiinly IiIkIi nil cum
moin'eiiii'iit luiiKriimH this week wl'l
he featured bv mi mlili-ens from nil'
Eighth Grade Examina
I
tion, for 140 Pupils
,.i . !..; Now in Progress
iif the stale's foremen! authorities cm
A lirlilu's lienuly Is urnutly en
IiiiuckiI liy cIiiiohIiik ugly brides
Hindis.
education, J. A. ('huirlilll, stale su
,,, ,, . Ono hundred and forty pupils of
.(J, .eighth grade classes of county rural
grade ichooU set themselves to their
... biggest, tas'1 of tho school year, final
, ewmlnatlops. ...
. Tomorrow nftornoon, the papers
i ' will be handed In and pntcticnlly al!
primary schools of rural districtH
-will be closed for tho summer.
Thna. fn u,-V. nilo flint h a ,1 Ib-I1
..weeka" vacation during Christmas
season will. ,b dismissed tor the
. summer ntxt Wednesday.
Fletcher Returns
From Washington
Fred D. Fletcher, local attorney,
returned today from Washington. D.
SC.. .where he vigorously, opposed, the
bill which would make the govern-
j roent defendant in a suit to annul
Z contracts by which the California
4 Oregon .Power company acquired
" control of upper Klamath lake and
ihe'Keno and Ankeny canals. ,
Fletcher was sent to tho nation
ft al capital by pumping districts tu
r Klamath, who were supporting the
hCeJortrfa-Orgon Power company in
' Its effort to avoid being sued by the
Klamath t irrigation ,aistr;ct.
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tr. a dsmp ciotK tfaan a folio wp up
looks aa Beat as a oew pfai. as
fresh aa a spring day. Such
. tascrcl Soda, toncal Yen can act
tUa aaastat poilab. anywhere
30c to $3. .
Cleans at it polishes
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Wood
The bos factories are running
good now and we have plenty
of blocks. Orders are deliver
ed on half day's notice la town.
Country deliveries are made
without delay, also. , , , .
We are selling blocks at the
bin. Also get orders at office.
We are delivering green slab
ia -16-incb, 2-feet and 4-teet
lengths., ..
foor business solicited.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main Phone 535
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Missing at sea for 130 days, the prey of alternate storms and calms, the
four-masted schooner Irene finally made Its way to San Pedro, Calif.,
after being given up as lost. The schooner sailed from Grays Harbor,
Wash., Dec. H for Miami, Fla., with a load of lumber, but was driven
far off its course. There were rations for only about one more day when
It finally reached the harbor. But the crew's first cry was, "Give us
a smoke." Upper picture shows the schooner in San Pedro harbor: be
low are Captain and Mrs. Allen E. Rosendal and Irene, the mascot.
Sacred Heart High
Students Enjoy Day
Today . marked the annual high
school picnic of the students attend
ing Sacred Heart Academy. Early
this morning cars taking a party of
thirty six students motored to the
Hans Anderson ranch on Williamson
river where the day nros enjoyably
spent with out ot door sports nnd
a picnic lunch. A number of the
mothers and two of the eisters at
the academy chaperoned the merry
party.
MARKET
BRIEFS
Opening Ball
Game Sunday
Grants Pass and Peli
cans Meet at Fair
Grounds
PORTLAND, Ore., May 13.
Eggs c to lc higher. Current
receipts, 24c.
.Butter, steady.
Milk,, steady. Cream, delivered
Portland 41c per ponnd.
Poultry, steady; broilers, easier.
Heavy hens, 27 28c; light, 25
26c; broilers, heavy, 26026c;
young white ducks, 282033c;
dresse dturkeys, nominal.
Potatoes, slow, weak, $2.25 2.35.
Onions, nominal, old crop about
gone, U.762.00.
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ARE YOU
SCOTCH?
Or do you watch the nickels because in
this day and age, a fellow has to? If
you're the least : bit particular about
, getting most for your money, come and
see our stock of good Used Tires; only
surpassed by our limited stock of ACE
RETREADS.- , ,
Ace Tire Shop
115 S. 11th :: C. T. C. Tires
"Play Ball."
With these two words, the open
ing Same of the Southern Oregon
baseball League will start off with
a bang on fair grounds field Sun
day at 2:30 p. m. when the Klam
ath Falls Pelicans meet Grants Pass.
Enthusiasm in tho national sport
has been growing as the date of the
opening game draws near. The
Pelicans each afternoon are putting
forth every effort to round into
shape for. the Initial game. Word
jfrom Grants Pass Is to the effect
that the Rogue River aggregation
i will' bring over a fast team with a
battery that will be hard, to beat.
, Who will start In the box for
the Pelicans Is a matter of specu
lation. Even Rip King, beefy man
ager and catcher for Klamath Falls,
hasn't decided who will toss for
Klamath. Nor has he decided Just
what tho line-up will be. .
It Is believed however that Aiken
will hold down first. Fuller second,
Duback short, Bsyness third, and
King catcher. Leading candidates
tor the outfield are Ed Clark, De
Maurals, 'Noel Davidson . and Cor
nell. The game will be enlivened by
ten prizes offered by Klamath Falls
merchants as follows:
To the player getting the first
hit, a 25 pound sack of flour or
three pound can of coffe; first run,
choice of a bat; for the first hit
that scores the first run, baseball
siloes; for the first two base hit,
carton of cigarettes; for tho first
three-baso hit, 30 day free pass to
the moving picture shows; for the
first home run, a bat; for the flrBt
put-out, unassisted, shave and hair
cut; for the pitcher getting the first
strike-out, straw hat; for the player
stealing the first base, straw hat;
for the two men completing the first
double play, $2.50 each.
PETROFOL
A pure v white mineral
oil for constipation.
Odorless and tasteless.
Full pint bottle. 65c
SPECIALS
Star Drug Go.
Fifth and Main St.
TEA 1-2 lb. Green
2 for 66c
Baking Chocolate, 1-2 lb.
bitter
2 for 26c
Spices, Allspice Nut
meg, Cinnamon
2 for 26c
Jellies Currant and
Grape
2 for 36c
Jams Grape, Straw
berry 2 for 49c
Orange Marmalade, 1214
ounces
2 for 49c
MJIt talc
Hi il I
onteel
gives every woman who loves a
rare perfume, the opportunity to
know atiil enjoy a talc having a
wonilcrful, costly oilor, at a trice
unusually low. Take Jontccl home
with you today.
THKHKH A JONTKIX I'ltKIMKATION Hill
KVKKY TOII.KT XEKH
Combination Cream Jonieel
Cold Cream Jontoel
Odor Jontccl
Face Powder Jonteel
Hougn Jonluol
Lip stick Jonteel
Eye Brow Pencil Jonteel
Soap Jonteel
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Munlcuro Set Jonteel $I.HI
RUBBER GOODS
$2.25 Maxium Hot Wa
ter Bottle or Syringe,
two-quart size, guaran
teed one year. $1.75
SPECIALS
Wash Cloths extra
good quality
2 for 21c
Jonteel Double Compacts !
Rouge and Powder j
$1.25
Jonteel single compact,
powder
75c
Gillette Razor and Klen
zo Shaving Cream, the
two
49c
Lemon Extract, best on
the market
2 for 41c
Tooth Paste Milk of
Magnesia Tooth Paste.
39c
Special
Vacuum Bottle, keeps
liquid hot 24 hours, cold
48 hours.
$1.35
Service Quality
Low Price
Ladies' Hand Bags, the
latest styles and colors
in leatsher and beads.
$3.50 to $18.00
LUCKY CHILI)
ST. PAUL, Minn., May 11. (P)
Eighteen monlhs old Thomas Wcls
cher fell thirty feet down an open
dry well here today, struck a ledge
of concrete, rolled off and fell an
other twenty feet to tho, bottom of
the 'shaft and escaped with only d
scalp wound and a cut on his chin.
A neighbor and the fire department
rescued him. '
Takes all dmy to dodgo an hour's
work.
Speed Shown
in Workouts
Parker-Woods Fray
. Turns Into Real .
Battle
Fans who attended the workonuts
lost evening at Scandla ball were
treated to the spectacle of a renl
headline fight whon Kid Parker
and Spec Woods mixed for a few
fast rounds.-
The ring Is now up and the boys
have a real chance to work but
without hurting themselves.
Frankte Lewis and Jack MuBon,
who will arrive this evening, will
work out tomorrow at 6:30 along
with other boxers on the card.
Steadily increasing crowds at the
workouts testifies to the un Usual In
terest in the coming match.
Benny Dotson, whon he read yos
tcrday that Kid Starkey had him
figured as a loser In the coming ten
round main event, gave vent to his
feelings morely by grinning.
In view of the Interest the com
ing card is arousing among fight
fans of the city, tho prediction Is
made that tho crowd nel Tuesday
night will break all records.
...In view pf the manner In which
Spec Woods is working out, It looks
about like an even money bet he
will go tlie limit with Greenlee, de
spite his defeat at the hands of thi
latter some time ago.
Fans are anxiously, awaiting tho
arrival of Lewis so that they may
get a line on him for the coming
fight. It Is generally believed ho
will use an entirely different method
In fighting Dot won than was Used In
his match with Htarkey,
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LONDON, May 11. () Royal-
Itles ore refraining from attending
the opera during tho emergency.
The Vovont gnrden season opened
without them. ' " ' ' " ' '
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May
Save These
Three Days
TONIGHT, Friday, Saturday
13,14,15
ELKS
estern Nights
Games - Dancing
Entertainment
ELKS TEMPLE
Public Invited Be There Bring Your Friends
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