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WHATVOUMiV-
C4LLEMV ML5T
&E SELECTED
SHOES AND
.at " m
Ml J
fcqiK HER PROM OTME tHR0 expECTED
testant is git-en $25. no in trade, j
Contestants from Fort Klamath.'
Henley, .Merrill, Bonanza and
are entered in the contest
from
MANY KLAMATH COUNTY HI SCHOOL
STUDENTS OUT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
High school students all over of votes, for a third nrije -he cm-.
Klamath county are becoming in
terested in the annual scholarship
content c-ft-en hv fUnvpr'e iunJi'v
-itcre, which started yesterday. Every Malin
i,oy or jiin in me county who isn t
itfraid of work has a chance to win
a scholarship to some business col
lide or to take a short teacher's
training course.
Four winners in the contest staged
the past two years are now in
schoois in ( aiiiornia or Portland.
The only "strip!;" a'taclted ti the
offer Isn't really a strin-.- at all.
Merchandise ortlrs on the jewelry
:.i'ji"fc are sold hy Hie conte-t:in.
a.'O. as the t antes: rs'Bs two r.iot.ih-.
:iiil 15 to June i-K graii'iati,),". an i
.1'iut hride gifts a.-e in order. T!.i.
l:.ta.ls (hat sifi.- will Le pur-!,;,
itlnl the Stli.'ter.t V.llo huTiMi f..y
rder on ttie .store ets the vuv
v.'hi.h helit him w.tha ti months-
' otid .Si Injfil. KV'-;
in tlie store at fl is
rease some friinl's
RAIL MERGER
DECISION 10
'ready, and three students
KUmath county high school.
Ulovers do this every year as a
neans of indin ;ng boys and girls
who want college educations to go
or. with their school work after th-y
are out of high s-hool. Many sttt-dent-i
who would prooably have drop
jit i r.('uat;onal efforts are being
s r.t through scbnttl nr are being
given enough sihoohng by Mr. and
Mrs Cluvr to fit th-.-ni for good
posit:. ,n. I'bt'.res of thoe who
have w.ui previous coatesl.s will ay.
t ear in a l,i!-r i,-ue of Th - N-,vs.
6EMMS00,'
I'.UoAlx .TI;
t.Mi..
STATION
) mi::;.
i) ami:
may
I'llK'AI.O, April 1J..-.A gift of
a l"o.O'.'u five thousand kilowatt
ratiio station to -Wire Han:e univt..-.
flty at South Bend. Intl.. was an
nounted yesterday by ISoetitis H.
Sullivan, wealthv Chic
I'.y THOMAS L. STOKK3
WASHINCTOX. April 15 The
cor.res: before the interstate com
merce c imniission over application
f.'r the minimi tn Nickel Plate rail
road merger, engineered by the
VanSweriagen brothers cf f'leveland.
Ohio, liecan tod.iy. There were oc
casional flashes in the cross tire
of attorneys but no real fire works.
Th two brothers, (irris P. and
Mant:s J, Van.Sweringen who have
sitdd-nly jumped into prominence
thro-.r.'a this giaanti - ra:!rci.l tr.ms
a ti m were pre-..nt but inonspic-
so. They sat in the crowd
in'etfly w.it,hing the pro
s. with nothing to say
n to tlieir array of attor-
(otirse in som
tmrchjise madf
time
i ote;
The prizes consist of tuition, car
fare, and ten dollars towards books,
in some business college. U.autiful
i.nicne aru mn r I ..... t ....
. .1 , ' pnz' ' ; ' ' n 1111(1 ottered similar Richmond and Louisville was len In
ne to the boy and one to the t.iri net to th- i . .. . " . "a lei
.ecuring the .second greatest nun ' Champa e0.U ' " "ZTr! """""
r. . holders of the Chesapeake & Ohio,
ui ii-:
i::i--ce.-di
not i
neys.
Th
will
five
Lou!-
attack on the merger, which
draw into one great system
railroads stretching from St.
to ,ew lork and Buffalo tn
one of the roails involved. They
were defeated, how.-ver. in their
effort to hold ui proceedings and
their lawyers spent the ret of the
day cross-examining those who sup
' ported the merger.
At the outset Chesapeake &
Ohio minority stockholders had
moved to defer the commis
hearing until Virginia courts
ruled on a suit bruugl't in Iti
mond challenging the merger,
a unanimous vote, the ci ninii
overruled this request.
The ne'-work of lines ex
through Virginia. West Virgnia.
Kentucky. Michigan. Illinois,
ana. Ohio. Pennsylvania. New
apj New Jersey the District
tolum.:.a and the province of
tario. Over the Chesapeake & nhio
lines it woti'd be the principal
coal moving n.ute ot the Atlantic
through Hampton Roads and
the other lines of all other
of traffic, m.inufactur-s. agriculf
and livstok and forest prod'o
Its advocates point out that
will inerejse ( 'tiipctition by !.:
ing a strong system t ,,,,
with the lialliniore & Ohio.
Pennsylvania and the New
'Mitral, the o-her principal sy.
in this territory.
In addition to this. I think
unification is necessary to provide
for the quickly growing industrial
activity of the northern mid 1!" west,
particularly Michigin. obit. Ken
lucky and Pennsylvania'' Thomas
(". Powell, vire iresld"tit of the
Krie railroad told the commi ssion.
MoVliV
We ar-
TO I.A
sion's
have
ch-
l!y
-ion
nil
Indi-York
of
On-
OVer
kintls
the
t'ork
r 'If!
Pis. m
1 i
Its for the llntlltable
Savings & I. nan Assoclntlnn tif
Portland, and have money to lonn
on Improved propertv within the
city limit of Klamath Kails. We
huve a special rate on dwellings,
and a special rate on bitslnens pro
perty. Sou don't have to buy alork
and lonns arn madn without rail
tap". If you neej money to pay off
a montage or for Imlldlnir pur.
poses, com,, in and get the Kqult
..tb!" p'.in. t'hllcote A Sintih, 727
Main S'.
IV It t K i:t ITCV
IV
T!lf lllSTItlCT I III ItT (IK
tpi: iMriiii stm i-'s. nut tiik
IHSTCMT or ltlt,o.
In the Matter of Kl ! ( olidrey.
I:.itikrntt.
To th- ( reilliorg ,,f Kfnil cn,rev
Noii.e is bereliv giv.-n that on
Mir.h 21. ltl.i. Flovd Collilrey was
du! adjudged bankroll! mot iho
't.lte of C. A. Kothetll;
ceased, has rendered, ptiwl
e..t!..i,.it und fl,.J .!
bin final account of tk
trillion of said estate.
Hon fir the distribute
and that the 4th day oft
' at the hour of 2 p, in '
at the routity rourthouu.
nth Kails. Oregon, him i
appointed by said court tt
I lllHtll Jlf Ml.l final .st
the henrlng of said petlkl
trliiiitlon. at which tlnnsj
ativ persi n Interested In-
III IV file his exceptions. I
to the said final accus
otite-t the same, and
if ny. why a final d.sr
said estate rshould not li
Dated thlt 30Ih d.iY i
IS23.
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Clerk A.)
NEW CAPTAIN OK
ATHLETICS
Earl Mack, son of Connie
Mack, owner, who has been made
the captain of the team by hit
Dad. Earl is known as a clever
player, inheriting quite a bit of
the well-known foxinesi of his
father.
the first meeting
I", held at the office
sigm.l. at 4u:t Mam
ath Falls. Oregon.
1 at '' o'clock p
Mine creditor, tn.iv
heir claims, cxamtu"
trustee and
.lite
of the
Cher
th. in.
Hat
Ml
lui-
tness as tn.iv
rs will
nnder-
Klam
April 27.
at hlch
.i"fiid prove
t'e- b.inkritpt.
' : i-i - i- t such
liefor.t
Ml
d April 1(1. m:.
J r li'TKMC
Itefere.! In l: itikruptcy.
1925 Schedule Siskiyou-Klamath Baseball League
Ll ltS
KLAMATH FALLS
VIIKKA
Weed
JIT SHASTA
Mcci.oun
DlNiSMim
At
IKlariiath Falls
TIIK MiffS
for Sports
June 2H
AiiK. '
May tit
Inly IS
May 17
Itily 2(1
Jane It
At
Yreka
May 21
At
Wind
The Mews
for Sports
June 7
AiiK.
June 1
1S. 2-1
July 12
Amg. a
Auir. 2:t
July 2(1
Mf
At
Shasta
At
M.-L'loud
June 7
AuK. 2
July 1!)
Hie
for
New,
Sport
July 12
May 21
June 14
June 2ft
Auk. tt
A ur. SO
June 21
Tlio News
for Sports
June EH
Alia;. 0
May t
At
Diinsntuir
June 21
A iik. 10
May 17
Auk. 3
Aug. S
May SI
Tim News
for Sports
June 7
July 1
July 12
A hi?. :)
May .11
June 21
May 17
July Bn
Auk. 10
Aug. 2:1
Tim New
for Hporta
F0LS0M PRISON GATES SWING
OPEN FOR OLD VET WHO MUST
REMAIN FOR LACK OF A HOME
irsar:
1.-1 olsom prison gates swung Iiiii i
" fr old r. Simpson 2 J "b. i t "T V "" ""
oldest inmate todav. Hut Iti II s, ' r'"'"r'1 "-i ti...i t l,is;
i-ii ill lir son 11..
inside.
Wit i :..,.!
forty-year s.-i,
! has no plaei. t
, H" IS ft T' t
let he iitnteit
nr
mail rush f,,i
1 prison r-.il,. .-j i. ..i....
' 'eia OetailSe 1 is tern
" 0f 1 ' ! ho. sort that ,e I,"
behind him. itin ,is ti nn,t , ..i 1
, ...ii.iieni gloried i
" 'iiM'i Hn rtiri ui . lit . t.. i . -
'""" fr -ho.e who fought ,',.' Hill 'r u'"!' T ""' h
1 ""! Kiev of tb.. ..r.... r..,, : ' '' ""livs
eray '! fust
i .. If.obl.
I Down soiilh ii....... . . ,
..... foUow-, of Jeff )11Vj'I1' rcciird 'aft'e
ri-r-v1
ti . . w,rn the rare of a Sol-m
.California ...i . ; a r"""' ''and
. u.i.j n in liu titiiii i.
lime aaKolson, aull,rm,.. n , " . '
:i! .x - n,ayo;;,;i,,TM,:
Old mil SllPs0n 1, 8 ypara ,,,
'oser. ' n ril.ln-1
xotick
TO TIIK LAND OWNKHS OK THE
MKADOW.S DHAINAOK Ills).
THIOT OK KLAMATH COUN
TV. OHIKiON:
Notice la hereby Slven that the
annual meeting; of the land own
tr of the Meadows Drainage Dla
rlct will be hold at the office of
he Board of Hupervl.ora at No.
'2 N. 7th St.. Klamath Kalla.
u'Zn- "a Jhe 20,11 d "f April .
' lh h""r of 9 o'clock
" ,,,r th purpose if electing
one supervisor to serve for a term
hreo years, and for the purpose
of transactlni? mthor business whlch
may legally come before the meet-
OlVen hv Order ..f .1.- t, .
int. iwinr.1 nr
Supervisor.
K. L. DAVIS.
AT.S.,.l0.1I.l.,4.1B.i.I7ro,p
OTI( U TO CHKDiioTtH !
It Means all
It moans mud
you, and we kno
to have your
forms, booklets, (
rrs, stationery nod
closures printed W
It means just in i-
to have them print'
a right price.
Phone 93
W.O.Siuif
Printing
Company
"ijuallty rrituiDi
e.
de.
is one bp. ml .1, inn.,
" all. Pi'b-on file, Ht,oW
be Wils nir,.l. ..
i.-i
1 county lalicb. ' i, ,.
I ll"W freed. no
lilt on ii -.
''' "y "Id fasl,(.d ,...,.' '
"'ice hereby rtiv.-n t,.
""'I'-signed h, ,, ,
"'"" l dtnlllrator , f ,
,"f "-V1" Abblegat.
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havmg ,,;, ;:;;,;;., ;
' I'-lin.d lo pre..,,,
s line lo III,, will, nroner .. ,. I
April"!,'. iC" "ro-
KL.MKIl f. APPLKdATrS.
A !l. I C. 21 ii.ii, Administrator.
the
r'1
" wy t Hazen. ',.
the nar,.!.. .. " " was trudgi,,,, ,.....
My Old Kentucky .
''t moriili.e mo .., 1 I
. ...ii niiii Km. v.... -
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WOOD
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We can supply n
fuel needs on
notice.
Block
Limb
F...I Oil
Pevton & C
ha. hH prl8"n '"'""I f't. toward " n
Phone Orders to
ni Main
the Mutter of the V. ,', .
"Wood to Bum'