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Eugene, Oregon
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1927.
Number 6078.
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Section Two
i
dliwnse h-ia broken out again on Title
lake, will haatn to ftio spot, of In
femullnn and devote lila nitlro tlm"
In tho attempt lo determine loo
auld !eorg
U.S.B.X
yn OTIHT H H fl n I" ; '"M (i'",r
ill LIRUI UUIIUL i Tunktti. I lillrrt Met". Kama ward
iii n i Hn i rniinr '' f .
IU U I Jill I I IIUUL Kir. Tonkin urrlvcd us ntorni
nr nmn ini ,iim l,ork,"y-t'ul'fnr,',u,iod,'voU'
III U I LI 1 1 nfllM fill V 'verl day to th duck altustloo.
Ill DlnU ItflflLllU I !;:: :xx:rz
- .Via eoiillnued. "that tho dlscaao haa
rtruppeared. I hop o but the are
affected la an Immenao. that ducka
could be (lying like file In on loru"
! lion and lo cnaunl observation, the
'condition would not be known.
'1104 k In Waahlngton. I). Iher . "Wo are nat aa mttrh In tho d.irk
la man. Mr. Hporry. who. ilin!""' hal of dlapaao la
Ihn word la flaah.d that Hi duck ' ! ' thouaaiid or
V ducka In tho Klamath haaln. aa froM
'the vary atari. XV are hoping that
United State Game War
den Tonkin, Berkeley, to
' Inspect Situation
First Picture of Illinois Gang Leader on Trial
Coat Remodeled.
) Fur Munulaiturur.
Furrier
urn. WILLIAM
IthMM.r It
i It Klamath Avenue,
Delween Fourth and Flllb.
Klamath Fall - Or.
the hlh water In th marshy d
! Wkea will pre vent recurrence.1
".Mr. Hperry la connected with ths
; I'tiltrd Hlatea Biological Survey tyid
la an expert in ascertaining rauaea
it gum bird maladlea. Th V. R.
department la concerned over the
altuallon Iter and la willing to de
volo lint and money to Ita cradlrn
Hun In rase It ahowa up again."
Mr Tonkin will b In Klimath for
a.-vrrnl duy. depending on what hla
j tnreatlgtin In Tulo lake, lower
' , Klamath lake and Hump dlerioaca
I
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Krrk ItulitMT HulMiltuto.
OUANOE. N. 1.. July J5. IA1-
'Thouiaa A. Kdlaon la boning up on
' riihUr. In an fflort to rind !
latltuta thai ran bi grown In th t'nl
tfd Statu. Thla wk h aptint
Hiiro daya In th library nf Nrw
York botonlral gardftt.
- , 4 I UK' l
3 I mil i
LUKE m CROP
LARGE?
FLEECE IS
SHIPPING
DONE
' Improve 4 Mile Highway
j South of Lake view; Com
mitiion Views Road
encloifr. and mrmbnra of tho ClH-.
fornia atat highway romml.-ou
wore in Lakxyiew Sunday morntpir .
to Ititerrlrw bualnras men. Thia
party came to Pine frrek from AI-'
turja to look over the road in view
of designating It aa a alate highway ,
projert. If it la o riealgnated. there .
will be niaradamtxed road to replace
the prcaeut aurface. - Lake county,
Oregon, acear&njt to treport, will
meet thia highway at fine Creea; ;
with a maradamlied road.
We Deliver ,
PRONACO MALT
(100 Per Cent Pure Malt Sugar)
Our rualomera any:
heat Mall
"I'ronaro" Malt la the yery
hare ever uaed,"
We are mrlualve agent In Klamath county.
A trial will roniflnrw anybody.
Pelican City Bakery & Grocery
v Delicious Bakery Product
Ameiicmi antl Italian Imported Specialties
. PHONE B51-W
LAKEVIKW. Ore.. July 1.'.. An
exceptionally heary hay crop la being
, harrealed. - The lint cutting of al
i fulfa haa been made and work atar
jed on the natural bay landa. Pavori
table weather la aaalatlng ranchera In
Ucrlng for the crop In good ahape.
,' Work on the larger rinrhea will 1011
j tinue for aereral weeka. Htiv k on
open ram;ee are doing aplendi:iy.
'and lamha and beef are fatt.iln
j for market. v '
The 19!7 clip of wool la about M
i.ahlpped. FaTell-L'tley Realty rwu-i
i pany, repreaent!ng Hallowell. .'one !
c Donald, and I). T. Oodall for Ele- :
mann Broa., finished tbelr Likerle i
ahlpmnnt laat week. There wi'l iie
a few more clipa go forward from i
Bend. The fleece weighed out well. I
arc racing better thaa aeren pound. !
Many Individual banda aheared eloae I
1 to 10 pounda. The abeep are making !
an excellent get-away for 19J8 w a'.
I The improrement of four m!!a
of highway aouth of Lakevlew
j coming along rapidly. Thia distance
take out aerera), bad curves end
i grades.
j Mr. J. P. Hall, California atate
Dog Dle: Mw4er Hayed. ' '
NORTH AtiAWAM. Mass.. July 15.
(AH) During a thunderstorm,
Henry Campbell and son took refuge
Inside a house they were building. .
Their dog stood between them:
lightning killed the dog. Neither
man waa hur.t . : . 'r'
ThU plrtu. f l.He. Illnt.r ! Ms ''V """ '-,
trial for tlir nmnl.T of Joe Adam, of Weat C My. The sIkk-Ii.,, of Adam.. of score
L InHna; the vlelou. Bn warfare of the l.t two eara In .uthem II liH-ls. Mr. IHr-
r. I .mn aV the left, while ltirer .It. iHtweru I.I. two daughter. Minnie on the left ami W.
"Tr. HBht IK I.I...I l.l." I Itobert K. Ho.lth. hi. lUtornr,. Tl.l. U the flrl new. pirturr ere, takew
of Wwr. , ". ...
SAFEGUARD J ,
Your Eyesight
Do Not Let Fear Interfere
With Good Vision '
A common rauso of neglect In har--ing
their eyes properly attended ta
is the fear most people hare that
tbey may hare . to wear RlaKses.
DR. H. W. BARR '; -
Eye Sight Specialist '"
GUS DUNN -
JFTftKI.Kft AND OITIC1AS
' - AOS Main Street
forty-Four Youths Awaiting
Opening of Boy Scout Camp
: Daily Program is Announced
CLEARANCE SALE
Coats Silk Dresses Hats
Hat? formerly $10.00 and up, now $5.00
Hats formerly up to ?10.00, now $3.95
Silk Gloves J2 Price
RARNH ART'S .
LADIES'
McCarthy Bldg.
READY-TO-WEAR
No. 118 No. 7th St.
Myron ilasklns. Ralph Peyton. Glen
Scott, Albert Ijivenlk. Keith nucon
Ich. Jack Hales. Howard lyewls.
Dexter Knight, lllchard Krnnden
burg. Wilier Thomas, Wendel
Moore. F. Cook, tlordon Brunton.
Klmer Wllkoraon. Ben Wlllson.
Clarence Howie. Howard Keed.
Sluaser. G.-i
Forty-four boy nil accerdlted
Boy Hcout of Klsmnth are anx
iously awaiting the day wheu. in
charge of Beryl Blerln. acoul execu
tive, they start out for their sum
mer encampment on the c-ist lde
of Luke of the Woods at Kalnbow
Th. it.v I. Jiilv Id. and for seven IJante Sluaser. Morris
.i.v. th. vnnth. will live In thelDrew, BUBSell Howard.
open, will enjoy fishing, hiking. Tho camp will be In charge of
honllng. and. moat of all. acout- Beryl Blevln. camp director: J. W.
..nrfnr ih. ilireetlon of Blevlns Scoggliis, assistant camp director;
and his able assistants.
July !&. Ih boys will return to
Klamath, and will be replaced 'by
inot her group who will remain t
the beautiful spot nntil August 1
Annovnrement wa made today
by lllevln of the Hat of hoys who
will ho at tho ramp the first week
and the dally program at the rump.
Fate of Wheeler-OIrmtead j
Mill Still In Doubt; Hear-
ing Wedneday i
For the third time In , the past,
week. he sales of the Wheeler
Olmstead Lumber company, bank-j
rupt Pelican City plant, today was
postponed.. , '.
, A bearing on an Injunction in
stituted by Lloyd Wentworth. Pcrt
Innd, tritstte in bankruptcy for the
mill's creditors, which waa to hnve
been held yesterday morning be
fore Vnlted State District Judge
Bean, wa postponed until Wed
nesday. Earlier In the week. Sheriff Haw
kin had set the time of the sher-
Iff' sale tor tbls afternoon;.
Advised that no action wa taken
WATCH THE FOOD
YOU EAT!
What a relief for mother" to know thnt when they put
on a meal for their family that ha been prepared from
Groceries and Vegetable, from here, they are the finest
and the most wholesomo it's possible to obtain. We carry
only tho best grades of canned jroods, tho freshest Vege
tables and tho finest Groceries in the city, Thono us
your order today. ' .
Strawberries
Raspberries
Loganberries '
Blackberries
f Black Cap Raspberries
Big Black themes
Apricots
. Peaches
Watermelons
NCasabas
Cantaloupes
Honeydews
Plum9 (all varieties)
, Green Beans, Home-grown Green Peas .
and All Kinds of Fresh Vegetables'
HURRY CASH GROCERY
Phone 576'
524 Main
I The list follows:
i 44 To l(f.
j Arthur Bremer. Axel Alio. Wal
lace Baldwin, Morton Ynden, Bur
1 ton Htlnson. Kmebert Kos. Dirk
Hnyden. Harold GrUfilh. Donald
Kcnyon. Norton Taylor, Bex Hi
maker. J'arker Smith, Jenn Joyaux.
Kndney McQttad. Merle Crawford,
Harvey Brannon. Vernon Knrlne,
Bex Fauss, Jnme McNutt, Dillon
Moore, Kloyd Moore, Horace Moore,
Merle Swanson. moralo officer, and
Tom Cunning, senior patrol leader.
Dally achedule of the boy will
be follows: :30 a. m.. arise:
:4". a. m.. dip In like: breakfast.
7:05 a. m.; S a. m.. InMructlotia In
scotitcraft: 10 a. m.. swimming and
boirtlng: noon, lunch: 1:30 p. m..
irt wSrt z :: p.i'n ,he r1orl,and court sher,,f H,w
: kind fulfil: :
m. ramnr re nrocram: n. m.. i
ta pa.
A special overnight hike to the
top of .ML Pitt will be held each
week.
Two and a Half Miles
Oiled Toward Keno
GLASSES
Fyn Examined, FiticJ and tlw
Gl CtrtHiird in out o n
factory to suit yomr
Broken L enact Replaced
DR. GOBLE'S
70 MAIN TtlT
Rtfjin Qtiii Sertkt
with iV4 mile of the Ashland
Klamath Kail highway between this
illy anil ixriiu uiicu mm iii iit-aij
ront and arreenlngs, re-treatment
of thi section of highway I pro
ceeding slowly but surely, stale
highway authorities said today.
Maximum mileage day on re
treatment operations is two miles.
Following completion of this sec
tion of read, the state, highway oil
ing crew will move to the Algom.v
Klamath Falls section of Th Dalles
California highway which, when
completed, will wind up state high
way oiling operations In Klamath
this year. .
The aale will be postponed un
til nexf week, awaiting disposition
of the Injunction in federal court."
F. Hill Hunter. Klamath Falls,
holder of the first mortgage on
the mill which he liad purchased
from the Lumberman' Trust com
nanv. had foreclosed on hi mort-
I gage, ojid securea a uecree irum (
Circuit Judge A. I.. Lavnt cmering,
the sheriff to sell the mill on the
sheriff's block. j
One week ngo. as ho was about
to sell the mill on execution. Sher
iff Hawkins received a temporary
Injunction from Judge Bean's court
enjoining him Trom selling the. mill
until claims for an accounting from
Hunter made by Wentworth had !
been settled. Tho injunction hear-j
Ing was scheduled for Monday but i
was postponed at that time until
yesterday, Once agnln the hearing,
was postponed until next Wednea-j
day. . , !
SATURDAY SPECIALS
PHONE 83
6th & Mam
Try cur "Health Bread" (
Order a Dozen MOLASSES COOKIES -
RAISIN BREAD
All Kinds of Hunch Vegetables
; 5C '. ' ;
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Head Lettuce, large ............10c
1 Head Lettuce, small, 2 for ...........................15c
String Beans, 2 lbs. for 25c
. Home Grown Peas, 3 lbs. for 25c
' Melons of all kinds Fruits of ul! kinds. "
FA L L S
Grocery and Bakeiy
6th and Main
Phone 83
1! -
BALL PLAYERS
23 Per Cent Reduction on All
Gloves, Mitt and Bats
Camp Mattress, doubles size $4.50
Camp Mattress, single size $2.75;
Aluminum Lunch Sets $8.50
Jointed Steel Trout Rods .'. 75c
Split Bamboo Trout Rods $1.45
Imported Trout Flies, dozen '....$1.50 ,
Tapered Leaders, 6 ft .45c
Castinpr Reels, 80 yards .....$1.45
Level Winding Anti laek-lash Reels......... $5.50
' ' v Klamath Sporting Goods Co.
; 117-80 7th St. . Telephone 1369
Health Unit Will
Stage Clinic Soon
At Kesterson Mill
To old parents In collecting all-
' metus of their babies and amall chil-
. dren. a clinic will be held at the old
' Kesteraon mill site, near Topsr
i tirade. July 22, by the Klamath couh
! ty health unit. It was announced thl
I morning hy Miss Haiel McClelland,
t county health nurse.
The rlluir will be a baby and pre
! school clinic and approximately 11
Irhlldnn and bab'.c are expected to
, attend. Mrs. ('. C. Ijewl Is in charge
' of preliminary arrangement. The
' clinic will be conducted hy Dr. . 8.
! Xewsom, medical director of the
, Klnmalh county health unit assisted
hy Miss McClelland. -
"The roads are In poor condition
between Keno and Kesterson," Mis
McClelland saltl.
The Polly Shoppe
133 South Ninth St.
Opposite Post Office
We hold no SALES Our prices are
always at their LOWEST. Our
goods are NEW and SNAPPY, ,
Voile, Sparkle Rae, Dimity
DRESSES , ,'':
Have Arrived ' '
Priced $2.35 $2.50 $2.75
See Them '
Also New Arrival of Silk Dresses
' Sizes, 34 to 46
Priced $10.95 to $15.75