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nMa-littli)iit held at Wfiudhurn.
I At Tht Iiullt-N iiirwilin, an or
K..iilxutlim fur pruinutiun ot
llruvet uii The Oulltw-t Bllforina
lilKhway, and loutiectliiK ruadn
ftirilier uortb, wan funned. At
;the Woudhnrn uieitlluic. Ntate
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' nud K Imimili rliaiulM-r, a
Ivh II an ftUukeMinrti fruiii otlur
m-tluiin euit of the mouitluliiN,
. Mt nl un rmuid In fttvnr uf a de
fluttu blaliway development jro-
rraui ii it were inwue miiin
vid pruara'u, and not xertltjual.
Tba Portland Mia tuber u( Cum
iiert Hi formed tbe im a I iliani
bet thai It atruiiKly favored de
velopment u( lli lakevlw
Purna nud and the Warm
Ht In mad Tli puialu ai ow
I a M'H Ut lon'a iel It Inn to t h
rilliottda for reduced rate i
rutlfuriilti a read A letter
aa rerdved f rum ilia ao la
tiuu, atallUK thn m lal fniid rw
cintlv luriti'd uvrr by the rham
' l.i-r would be admiulNiered by
'the aNNiirtattun ufftrera and tha
'liVMldent nf tha haiuber uf
'(ummern.
VVA SHER
Tremendous r A
Price 64"
Reduction
The California Oregon
Power Company
Youth Attempts To I
Appropriate Plane
I HO KMX. Arlx. Jan :h. (U.R)
Ilarrv Healer, lyer uld boy
from l!wlu Catlf., ai arrmited
h rn today after bulb aald he
tne to appropriate an airplane,
either fur a Joy rido or to fly
to California.
Thtt txiy "enaancd a pilot at
South Central airport for a
llliflit and. a the pilot Mt domti
l.i the fiout riMkult, aa aald
lo have drawn a ultot and told
i lie pilot In "gel out. I II fly
tola mtai'lf."
( IIU ACO, Jan. 21 (U.R) J-abor
put tha flulNbliiK toinbea toulicht
nr. Ita final answer to detnanda
uf American rallmada that ul
j.rlra b rmlmrd lu per rent fur
one year.
Iavld M. KotMrtJoii. apokea
matt fur - the rullwuy uiiIoiin. an
r.ouured that mont of the 21
i n Ion a roil p had a k re-d u piu
tl.elr aland toward the a-aite re
durtlon proposal, lliat ut hen
would make their d"-lilon to
ii!aht and that all would it a I her
a final inert lug tomorrow
morning.
If everything go well, be,
roullnui'd, the union all) pre-
M'ttl thetr at and tomorrow aftr
i noon to utne riilro.id pt evident
Ivho have be4n atandtiiK bir nlute
I'tHcy mada l heir IhnI aagn n
duHlun pruponltlou a wej'k agu
hMiiday.
Pilot's Vision
Saves Indians
lAtH AXr.KI.KM, Jun. 2d, (U.R)
I An alrmull ptlot'a keen v In Ion
i erved lu relleva (h buuxr of
la group uf Indiana near the
I noilberu Ariioua-New Mexico
boundary lul today.
Soaring westward on hla reg
luliir mall run, Johnny iravea,
! piloting a TratDKouttnental
I Wfiru Air Kxpreaa planu, uo-
I tired ftumo figurr on the anow-
overed ground, waving blau
keta. flu tlrrhd low and dia-
tlngulnlied Indian. gtlculatlng
and rubbing their atoiuarba, and
' then informed offkera.
Prep Singers- Asked
To Normal Program
j The boy quartet and the
rlrla' aexiet of Klamath t'nkin
high M-hool have been Invited
'to afipcar and preent a program
J r-efore Ihe Huulhern Oregon Nor
j i.ial aehool at Anhlmid on Kb
'reaiy li. It a annomned
j Wednesday. Mr. Madga Jlamp
j ton. nmnlr auperviaur of the
Klamath I n ion high hool la
iu rharge of tha two group.
HOSPITAL FEES TO
Thn Caiilml Ijilmr rumii II o(
Klamath Kail, tolrd al Ita meet
ing Waitnexlay ulxlit lo fonrtnit
an lnatlaatloa of tlm relatlona'
eil.tlnii bxtwM-n ilia Hiata liidua
trial A(-rlrnt rmninlMlon and
lural hoaliltala. blllvraacaa rnae
orer tha amount paid br tb rom-
nilMion or tha tara of Iniurad
workman coming under Ita pro
tection. Unilnr tha rnla ot tha ooaimla-
Ion tha hnnplula will ha torn
penaated 12. "i a day (or tha rare
o( Injured worker,. Tha hoa
pltala dwlared, bowevar, thla waa
liiuffl-leit. and bava 'act from
14. bo to 15.00 aa tha minimum.
Tha labor council will Invent!.
guta tha condltlont In varloua
cltlea of tha atata.
A letter will he tent to the
comtnlulon Informing It of tha
Imiulry, and Inviting a member of
tha group to ba preaenl bare for
a conferenca If tha council la per
suaded tha condition! ara unaatla
tartorr. Kugena 8. Knlty aud Dr. War
ren Hunt praaented their view,
on tha controvemy.
Tba counill alw went ou rec
ord aupportlng tha million dollar
road unemployment relief Uaue
propoaed (or tba atats highway
rommlaalon and will forward It,
recommendation to that group.
JAP TEAM SEEKS
f
Restlesi, Nervous?
dnk
I he nio,t wholeaome palatable Mealtime Drink
"Inttrad of Coffee"
Good for your Stomach and your Nerve
It relieve, Conatipation !
1 lb. Fie go goes about as far as 2 IU. Coffea
IjOU AMiKLKK. Jun. 31. Ol.fO
Japan'a ballenge for houor,
in tha tenth Olympiad will be
hurled by a team of 202 ath
lete, and official, who will coma
to Lorn Angelas for tha games
next aummer.
Formal notice of Japan's en
trance was made to beada of the
Los Angeles orgsnlilng commit
tee today by Prof. Ken Nakaia
wa. Japan's Olympic attach and
Floating Jacket
Glvei Batit To
Drowning Theory
I.ON'l liKACII. Calif., Jan.
2. (U.R) ()l overy o( a can
vas life Jacket, floating on the
ocean between here and t'ata
II nai inland, today added to
the (ear that Heward Viidcl,
prealdent of a l.os Angeles
auto loan company, and hi,
secretary, Marlon How, were
drowned Hunday.
Kearch for tha mUsIng men
was abandoned by tha eoa.t
gnju'1 and navy lata today,
biiarune bf tha crnlslng boats
found the Ufa Jacket, the only
evidence seen since the men
disappeared.
aludd and Ihiw were last
aeen about 4 p. m., Kunday,
wheo they were apeeding
southward lu a M-foot power
boat. It was feared tha boat
burned or capulzed and they
died In tbe choppy water of
the channel.
KASHAS CITV, Mo.. Jan. 21
, (ThiiriUy UR A heavy enplo
i slon shook Kaunas City's entire
I north end early t'lila)', damaging
; more than 6 'ill hulliilua" and de
siroylng one three-nlory struc
j lure.
Although a genera: rail for
j ambulances vim sciunreda police
1 said they believed no on a had
I been injured.
I The tliree-alnry building, evi
dently the .eat of the boaat.
aught fire after being totally
wricked.
Almost every building north
j of Eleventh street, in the heart
of Kansas City's metropolitan
, area, was damaged. Windows
were blown out for the radius of
almost a half mile.
1 1, in Krueger presiding.
I'lana ara under way fur aa
entertainment and nanre at III
parish hall Ht. I'alrl.k's sight
bhd for an Kaer Mouday ball
ut Joyland.
Government la Just as fallllil
as tha (allliile men who run It.-
tlovernor llltchle o( Maryland.
i Way, tf i 'I jaaawa
a member of the conaulate here.
Tha Japan we athletic 'team
will have at leaat 142 competi
tor, Including 14 women.
ttl lOAM ft. UOISK
Cutdanr work la being tar
ried on In tbe Klamath Union
high a4"bool home room during
tbe artlvltlea period. Principal
Paul T. Jackaon announ:d Wed
nesday. Aanfatanre li given
tboa itudenta who find diffi
cultiea In apeelal aubjerta.
STOMACH SUFFtRERS:
SODA Relieves
Your Distress , . .
WATCH OUT!
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of xVUJatfc BlSuLS Ma.
Knights Initiate
Class Wednesday
Mt. McLoughlin council, Knlshts
o' Columbus, held (Irst degree
initiation of several new candi
dates al the pari-h hall Wed-;
nesday night. The ritualistic ,
vas conducted by officers of the
lodge with Grand Knight Wil-
saasnal
vaTsaaraJr ,., . ianaaat
saves1 'sVw'l.Laa a ires'
ansa Ib.ji a. i i a al i md
w-rUvi
fas-Tr s.isaaae li
yew aaast aeaarasa
Ask for
TWO
Will You Accept Relief
from VARICOSE VEINS:
Here It Is SURPRISINGLY PROMPT for all who wish to
have sound, healthy legs.
Moone'a Emerald Oil eases your pain and beglna to heal the
sore the very second yon first apply It! It's positively guaranteed
to help la vour particular case or It won't coat a cent.
Oddly 'enough. THE WOKSK YOCIt CASK with brokea veins,
ulcers and open sores THE MORE EMERALD OIL. SEEMS TO
HELP.
Keep putting the oil on and bandage your leg. Use a bandage
three Inches wide and long enough to five the necessary support.
Wind It upward from the snkl to the knee, the way the Mood
(lows lo the veins.
No more broken, swollen twisted veins. No mora sore. vil
smelling ulcers. So more pains nor cramps.
Just (ollow directions and YOU ARE SURE TO BE HELPED.
Star Drag Store won't keep your money nnlese you are.
iy.T.r.iiSS is ISpgase JtalM4'ieiHU.l441'---r SBji'l il'I'i.vw H"..' a' l.sil MS' ISH'!"II ffiHWI'ffl",
ABj-IUM TvilaWaja 0.
"My reason for smoking LUCKIES"
THE QUEEN O COUEfNS
ThayKeureti Ireland the FOX flicker
folk for wlntonie oltn ts
play oppoibe that front IHih tonor
In "Sono O" My Heort. And wbofn
hould ihyHnd bwt Maureen O'Sutll
von I She arrived dretiod at waif
but her trunk wai full ef inappy
Parli cloiha. How' that for IriiH
blomeyl Sho't now ooin ever bio
In HKO PATHE'S "THE 6lO SHOT."
It didn'ttak hertongtoplcktUCKIES.
and iho'i boon imoklng them e yeer
and a hotf. The only reword for her
torftint we our friendly "Toft
the mofnlno, Mauretnl"
"My reason for smoking LUCKIES is that they are so
mild and cause no irritation to my throat. Your new Cel
lophane wrapper is marvelous. Just a pull of the tab and
there are the LUCKIES." . A VP ,
It s toasted
Your Throat Prof ottlort ogolntt Irrltotlort ogalnit cough
And MoltturPnol Clllophsm Keep a that Toasted" Flavor Ever fresh
TUNB IN ON Ll'CKV STRIKE 60 modem minutes with Ihe stvirld'i r!nr.H donee orrhesrras ond Walter Wlnchrll, whoK gouip
of loduy oecomri the new, of umumxm, every Tursday. Thursday and Sutwrduy csrninf ewr N.B.C nstuwlu.
-ktaagatKTi,
I WO big stocks thrown together into the largest group of pianos and radios
ever to be shown in Klamath Falls and at the most extraordinarily low
prices such quality musical instruments have ever been offered. Our purchase
of the bankrupt stock of the former Winter's Musip Co. and a low price clear
ance of our own big stock will enable you to choose an instrument Friday, Sat
urday or Sunday at a price you can afford to pay. Never before such a spect
acle of low priced quality musical instruments don't miss it.
1PHAI3Q EAIIdeS
We cannot list all the wonderful
buys in Pianos so come in early.
35 Fine
Pianos to Pick
From
All Guaranteed
Here are a few of the bargains:
Howard Plaver Was $685 Now ....$28S
Wurlitzer Player Was $495 Now $295
Monarch Player Was $495 Now $260
Gulbranson Grand Was $1100 Now....$495
Behr Bros. Upright Was $500 Now....$175
Wiser Bros. (Mandolin attachment)
Was $450 Now $125
Universal Upright Was $650 Now $100
Wurlitzer Upright Was $395 Now $ 95
Melodrama Was $600 Now $ 90
Melodorf Was $495 Now $125
Meisner Was $425 Now $ 75
J & C Fischer Was $300 Now $ 50
Easy Terms may be arranged. A small deposit
will hold your favorite instrument.
All Radios are priced for cash.
We will be unable to give demon
strations other than in our store. All
are guaranteed to be in good condi
tion and are sold with a 3-day
money back guarantee.
10- Tube Silver-Marshall Was $109.50
Now $85.00
11- Tube Silver-Marshall Was $125.00"
Now $79.50
Combination Long and Short Wave.
8- Tube Fada Was $112.50 Now $89.50
7- Tube Fada Was $89.50 Now...- $69.50
9- Tube Sentinel Was $115.00 Now....$49.50
8- Tube Bush & L&ne Was $110. Now $39.50
8-Tube Bush Lane Was $78. Now $34.50
8-Tube Bush & Lane Was $65. Now $29.75
8-Tube Bush & Lane Was $65. Now $29.75
8-Tube Stinite Was $125. Now $50.00
Columbia Console Was $69.50. Now $49.50
6-Tube Fada (Battery set, complete)
Was $365. Now $25.00
6-Tube Mohawk Console (Battery set,
complete) Was $275. Now . $32.50
8-Tube Baldwin Console Was $95. '
Now a $37.50
6-Tube Atwater-Kent Was $160.
Now $22.50
We have many others not listed here. Come
in and see them. These prices will surprise
you when you see the merchandise.
Remember we have the largest stock of musical instruments in Southern
Oregon and run a clearance sale only once a year. Don't miss it, everything
goes thousands of dollars worth of fine instruments at a mere fraction of their
actual cost.
123
S. 8th St.
Slheplliieii'ffll Mun&ic Co.
Phone
1115-J
Across From Pelican Theatre.
Jose Iturbi Plays the Baldwin We Sell the Baldwin You Will Like Your Baldwin