The Klamath news., April 16, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Page Eight
Thursday. April lfi. --L.
TIH: KLAMaTh,
HT LOCALS
Vhe la.ll 'f the Tea Clip club trans-i.-tin
clock In the
UK'nibers and
. i the .Methodist church will eii-rt.-rtV.n
their husbands and friend
Uiis, eveu'ng at S c
ciiurch parlors. All
' friend of the church are cordially
in vi;e J.
Mr. .'.n.l Urs. Sil.u Oben.h.iin
mrt Miss Miriam Martin move,! to
-...ir f .rm on Merrill r.u.l about "
:i,il,-s from town to spend the .sum-.
. r. i
J. J. S'.eiser was a business visi
tor yesterday from Chilciiiuin.
U H. Donner of Corvallis is a
H-.islnes.s visitor in . this city this
week.
bni;
erduy.
ue-s
ill lite
.it
Fred Jacobs and Jam.x V
of Malm were trati-a.-tin ''.
in Klamath Falls yestevS iv.
MANY BOYS AND
: GIRLS HMD
FOR BEET PRIZE
Discoverer Of Now Situ m
Fjr Scar'.ct lW;r
TOKKKK STUNS WORM) Willi NEW
NKAR CRASHPROOF I'ASl AIKSI1IIV
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Jo'
s. M. Cray, i here f
Orei: :i on busiiles-;.
Mniin and l.-i'v
.etuined from Willoi
ree.-
Iieet
I in
VVV.ke
I'allf.
Jee IturUe from .Whim
t.ittll mi Imsin.'-s yesterd ii
Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. Krnest
llntnton of Mills Addition. a Rirl.
April S. Named Veverly Doris.
S vernl ilu'-s ;i,i rules and
n Huh. nliili.iin ill lVilupis to a Miliar
trow mi; ot;t.-st were pttlilishi'
lo. at lieu .-p.. pets, t'i'sl and s -. end
prize- of Moo and ei ' ottered
liv Pr. Tied Wester!'..;.! i-f Ki mi
uth Kails, and J. I.. Spurn-torn of
llou.in.'il. respectively, conditions
Peini; that any hoy or itirl in Klam
ath tiiunty. or ltuti" valley. Tale
Lake, or Lower Klamath Lake, l ali-fo-uia.
i.honl.1 Rrov. at least one-
qtiurter uere of sugar beets,
le.tanls to he under fifteen
in
Con-years
J. J. Deandorff of MeDoel
Poor Eyesight
Is a drain upon your nerves
your health, and your dis
position. Why suffer when the remeiy
lies in correctly fitted
s'.asse;. Ask any wiarar of
. glasses.
pur examination of the eyes
is very complete. We have
iui.l uso the latest insi.u
mrnu known to the upt'u-al
science.
i Mrs. fiuy Kkwall of Atameit
Calif., and Mrs. Kusene .anler or )f aj,e us (( January 1st. ISJ3. All
Montreal. Quebec, are vlsitiw: their applications to he iu on or In-fore
-J. sisters. Mrs. Henry Harsrsvea of;AriI j,. .
this city. Mrs. Ekwall is utayin; ja jaU. ten entries have been re
with Mrs. Rundy until Friday morn-, ,.ejVed. as follow s:
ins when she leaves for her home. Bernard Hooper. Miilland: Opal
Mrs. Gagnier will rehiain here for Hooper. Midland: Archie Spenoe.
a month or longer. This is the first Midland; Irwin Camphell. Klamulh
time the four sisters have been to- Fails: Clifford Shuck. Merrill: Jack
sether for ten years. ZhimUn. Merrill: Louis Hill. Mer-
rill: Walter Timms. K'.aniaih Kails:
JOHN SARGENT IS jitter )l.v. Merrill: Claudia
... . i-nrtv Slunk. Merrill.
DEAD IN LUMJUN Any hoy or Kirl in this territory
ilesirinis to enter the contest should
" trail their application in at ouce.
LONPOX. April 1". British and will ree-:ve upon lenient opv
are euioizms jouu 01 rules anil it-miia;ion-. :aiu r.'-t-u
DR. GOBLE
TOR Main Slm-t
Ce Friimos
tirouu-il Rt-pafretl
Eyes Examined
QUICK SERVICE
EMM An
Mm
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nut- -
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nun. 1
kei III th" loll'f'ls I'"
.llllli il tit-'iiplv III U
, mil.'s .! tt v
,-,.s,.-.-.-r il. l.l'-iiii. l'- ri
ii. lalled lit- ellf.lll".
tli.. wind like 11 llilwk,
i.itl..-' 1111. 1 ttt'Ml llii.iutth
I il Sir Sell. ill ' P
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.. til
I lkl.ll
:i h .i'P
t.t In Ink I..I.HH V dull,
mild. the I'timor! p
all. I
i...l hi-, siunts , .
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null. ik tin- ii-in-
Cut in., iik.1:1
ishilllt to the K
wlfi-'.'.l lii'illi.p'iitli'
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newspapers
Sir.2"r Saritent whose sudden death
has shocked the country.
The v.nhiue distinction of having
single exhibits housed in an entire
room a: the national museum Is
recalled as one of the peculiar
marks of favor bestowej on Sar
gent. Xo other artist ever achieved
such distinction until after his
death.
So sudden was Sargent'., pass
ing that his friends hardly can
realize that he is gane. Sir Piiili?
Sassoun called at the Sargent home
in Chelsea to pick up his friends
N
MURDER OF HER
Dr. AlphoiiHe It. IHA'hz. f X'
York, well-known tr.t'ilir.il inv.'
ticamr, lurint'tiy d( the Ktni;'! !.;
Intilutu. whew iMi'lu'Z ncium fa
use-J by Ir Hl.ike. if Now Miv.vi,
Cutmi.. n !io ni.il' J si"c!:t. it
chic of :tl severe -;iilt ( v-t
rase in 24 hm:rs Th f.-ntri
s ii i to h. the (?. itesit CJ-k! si'iul u
ttn :iKi!li:il wnrM
Problems of Youlh
Discussed By Hart
At Forum Lunch
.(i1ioN. A pnl I
...l,liT .III I'llll"
,.nt men oi be cain'ilo '-is
Iia't 111" a . HI-'His i'
now til.. I'm''. Ii.-s ' :l ' "'"
on t it I "' CI.".'"'' 11 ' '
... wcik o( AiHlwtn 1 Is Is .-1- Hi"
, ,,', dcsirner if the '!"
flew f..r tii-i ;iian dm ti-t :1V
t " ; I -1 : 1 1 1" 1! Iill4 a-ltl ' '"
motor. Kol-k.-r il.-iii.ni or I '"
,:-. ii.- to Ail 1 Mar
I. nut. k.-f mi l "lb' 1 '!"
S f'.'il iiine.l bis .'VP'TU'I
1. ..I -tilo- Kith I" other paj-setl- Nolli
K.'.'r ami the pilot .omforlul.l a ' r"
luious iy of K.-kker s ,- 1... 1, ;;;
lilt the plHIl" would llol il.-.-H Hie
""' , . . ,, ',r for a head on ...111.,..,, will. lb-
After rldltiK through h-kkt-i s "lr
marvelous .leinoiistratton. Seftou ,r.i,
, i. -"this inoiioplaii" l ml i-nliri-iy
sa il lie tit-iit-v en me in... -
... - i at cra. li ..roof." Kokker explain".!.
iapiti.lt' i ...... ...k -
. I liute Itleil lo HI"'.
leas, liny n-r
... 1 , 1,1. . rush proof as possihle
When Kokker had bronchi bis"" 11
ship to earth, flight lieutenant I'. S "A ....,1, occur, when . plane
I u smile loses fUlt.K speed, or w b"ll llio ell'
1 1 u j in -i 11
I.. ..r.-.. I.li.laue. desialieil kill" Mulls beculis.- Ihe pilot
to fly as safely iw the larger ma- lo sail !- (" 11
. . K..U. ihum in llie end I I'll
.11111'... I lie .ii. t. i " - -
ker's li.'iiw moll me an.l th" .luniliale tl."s-- .limners
single st-.-.ter i thai I be latter Is Km,.... has iinuiv pass, ng
,.iii:pi.'d wi'b il.nl.es I" produce .,,.H Lesmess slumps
stabllitv. while 1'ol.l.er achleled It ...ich ad. lint, of v hl'h I her.
sitll. 1 II sevet.ll A 111' k of
,. ,,. I ,,,. I. as . on. bill. . I with a la. k
mall. I' i l-l'.-vnt p.s.,iig.r inn. iiik
I l, ...mliig a vast business with a net-
TICKETS ON SALE
IHESYMpJ
Jallfl lledf,,,.,. J,,,
Marv Hum uii.l K., ,
ellt. le.l III II,,. .on,,,,,
K"rn hv " UC
11 v till..., mn, or w,
III, I II. k"ls In, I),,
t lo I
H'tU ,
1 1. . . "Ml
... ..... i ..'in. ifi i
tic
'rickets nr.. no
lb" ...imiiiiii.i
ilibllt.'ll litnoiiK i,m
It n,
i' lid
..i.....r kM(
'"'""! Ilin
will. d.
The
il.arv planes lietwefl. its
pl.in.s which ai" iui.tiipiil.it
"but
iieurly
Irle.l
the saitl.'
e 1 1 I' d lo
r air
ufier
ha v..
olirnl.'lice
of iin.llev
Ihe pilot to
stall. Stalling
speed causes
Kokker's pass
correct
that
tendencies to woik of cinnectliiR Inn- IT com-
. losini! flying ph ( public . 'infuleii' " Is i.bialned
air accidetils. ihe inotiey proli.ihly will not be long
iiiiii hlne pos. in upi-earlng
1 he Ivnior CL
Men ill HiRh
I'icsciiU
''Nothing
Truth
I5y James Montg.
at
MERRII1
on Friday
April 17.
8:15 P. M
Cliildii-n 25
AilulU ")ic
.
f jr a lunch engagement only
learn that 5arnt wa deal.
to
(Contiiiupd From Page lne)
where Mr. CunninKhaui is i-onfiiifil,
Sheriff Strong was talking with her.
LUMBER
OPERATORS'
HEADQUARTERS
in
"I.on't you want to say something
now. Mrs. Cunningham?" he asked.
The mother glared at l.er ilai.gb-
if- ter and said: "I've never liked
you." When Mae burst into tears, ren
the mother began to talk. She
seemed to enjoy her daughter's an
guish. Mrs. Cunningham had been mak
ing vague and half whispered sug
gestions all afternoon that she mur
dered members of her family. She Harry ts"Tvi- an(1 w
KLAMATH FALLS
The
Arcade Hotel
Every Convenience
"The rroblems of Youth" was
the intensely itnoivsiliiK subject
In.niiieii by Re. K. Cordon Hurl of
Crams i'ass at the regular chamber
of .'oiuiiie.ee forum yesterday noon
A large attendance, including the
visiting Southern Oregon Presbytery
clergymen anil their wives, listened
intently to Ir. Harts remarks,
which were In the nature of an
appeal to get back to an understand
ing of the problems of niod"rn ehild-
A proper understanding makes
the problem of young folks today
no more difficult than in former
years, he said.
Mrs. Ceorgia Babco.k .endcred
two very delightful vocal solos, ac
companied by Mrs. K. S. Veatch.
Sward render-
f. on a
with
became garrulous shortly after she e" IWO especially line noun anu
had been taken to the county Jail' flll,e dlletl'' accompanied by Miss
tt-nrrfltll chsritiB' hr fortnitllv elt KaillSI.V..
the murder of her 10-year-old
Walter.
She talked by fits and starts. The
sheriff a .-iked her a'mut the large
uiiiounts of arsenic found in li?r
hor.ie. "Oh. well." she said, "with
all that about the house, maybe I
did st a little into their fo-id by
mistake."
liev. T. A. .Meryveather of the
Klamath fcpismpal chunli. voiced
his farewell to the chamber of eoni
niene. of which he has be-n a must
loyal supporter and frinnd. Mr.
Meryweather leaves Sunday for
(i.Tinantown. Pa., w here hu is to
continue his iluirch work, ami bf
united with hi family, who have
preceded him there.
Afffe
sir
(iltOliSI'.KI'K'S STATK.MK.NT
Iu view of the complexity of the
railroad situation in Klamath as It
is affected by the O. C. & K. line,
attorney II. C. (iroesbeck will pre
sent a brief history of the above
line, and general railway prospects
as he sees them, In the columns of
The Xews tomorrow morning.
EPISCOPALIANS TO
HAVE A TEMPORARY
CHURCH AT A.O.U.W.
Tl.
'rroTitQ, wo
Our windows are showing a splendid assortment of
Pumps and Oxfords at very attractive prices. Some of
the snappy styles of the season will be closed out at very
low prices.
One lot of many styles going at $5.00.
See these quick.
Dr. Burns will be at this store all week demonstrat
ing his cuboid arch supports. Have your corns and bun
ions relieved.
Houston & Jester
515 Main St.
; The furniture and equipment of
the Episcopal church is being moved
to the A. O. U. W. hall. Payne
I alley and Main street, which will be
! the temporary home of the congre
jgation until the new church Is built
at 8th and Jefferson streets.
The first service to be held in
the hall will he this Sunday, when
church school will be held at 10
a. m. At the 11 o'clock service.
Mr. Meryweather will preach his
farewell sermon, "The Future of St.
Paul's and of Klamath Falls." The
Faster music will be repeated at
this service, in order to give an op
portunity to those who were unable
to be present on Easter to hear it.
j Mr. Meryweather will leave by
motor Si'iidny afternoon, going to
Pendlet,,.. hy way of Portland, anil
will go east fn.m there on the I'nion
Pacific Tuesday evening.
MAYOR'S VETO
ON RAIL GRANT
1
((onil.,,,,.,1 ,,,., VuKn np)
only recoup opposition of
ficials would have would be
by injunction and by carrying
of the matter to the courts for
final settlement.
For Wee Tots up to 6 years.
Moe's Exclusive Infants Departing
A
Witlidtit a dunk
most complcti1 -xc!.
Infants' Ilt-pai'tniK.
So. Ort-Kon. Et
nci-ds lire really !
here with the tj
ytiti net tin 1 ly want
Everything for the Baby
FANCY
BOXXETS
pi ice
There are any number of dai'liny; bon
net styles t.) select from. Hand made,
just as sweet and dainty as can be,
tart? at'C-Ue.
DA BY
SHOES
infant's
Fi'i m : i)ft soles, to first step and up
to (i years. Over .".!) styles to select
fn m, featuriii.o; Little Chick famous
hoes, C).")C to -So.OO.
CLOTHES
DRYERS
Folding dryers of laeiiuered wire
for shirts and hosiery. The proper
method of laundering babv's clothes
require them, they're only 25c each.
PACKAGE e 'lave a('('.0(' t0 department
GOODS a 'a,,,rL' st''(-1t'on f package goods
of the Royal Society make. You
know the quality, 2oc to $2.o0.
INFANT'S
ROMPERS
Practically any style, color or qual
ity you want. For dres.i up or gen
eral wear and cheaper than you can
f A
t
2
tiii
k-.-.-wi'-'-
4
s.
,3
make them, priced from 75c to $ti
RECORD feV mothers fail to keep a record
BOOKS , sna')S of fhe ,,aby now (lay-s and
it s a gootl idea too, keep fresh the
thought of bye gone days, 50c up.
RUBBER I Euvery m,)tner f babies knows what
PANTS ' . ese "Jlffy" rubber pants are. Come
m small, medium and large, elastic
waist and knee, all priced at 50c.
VANTA Ve,'-V. soft texture, easy to slip on,
VESTS no I'1"8 01' buttons, nationally known,
. guaranteed ami non-shrinkable, in
all sizes and grades, start at $1.
LEATHER Jt .received a supply of these safe
HARNESS y .t"'st walking harnesses. Solid
t. , . , ,. leather, adjustable, lots of fun for
the kiddies, only 50c each.
These are only a few of the innumerable things you
will find here where you find selection easv U '
Sue the manyfj
things no
Htuck.
Ilrinif the lnM
and have it 'e'f
t-l on our
S.tv.-ral
hundred
pieces of
Celluloid
goods just
in .stock.
Uomain'nf
Infants'
Furniture
i-:t off.
'suae mwmn...
o Xiunoa eq, p y,
.TRUTH IN ADVERTISING