The Klamath news., April 18, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Page Eight
-Mnir,lav, April 18, 1025.
THE
Personals C00LID0E OFTEN
J. I. Spmretorn of the Hn:i.ina
Meiranlile compiiiv ra trinsai
;ng business in K'lm.itr. Kali.-, yes
terday. ' Mrs. OhrU Cowley of LaiUs!'
"alley were in tawn yeitenU) at
fnilins to matters ol lm:ae.
Marshall Orr was a liu-:n--ss v -i
-or at :he county wat ytiTl.y
rom I.orella.
Vr. and Mr. ('.rant N.i-n
-ihoppii'.R here yes'erday frm !i.r
j.-nie near Keaj.
Mr. and Mrs O. Fi T.-t jrtli i
-vere here yesterday from A'k
n b u : n t 3..
Mr. and r.. li. I. Sloan ac
,.on Jr. motored to MeCnIlum'
jiill yesterday on a fishins tr:(
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Lamm wer
town frum Modoc Point '?'.er
lay shopping with local mr
-bants.
MISOUOTED THRU
pros tlf nl
su:mI in
N, .v Vrk mirn
At
tU t!l
ipt-rs
LACK OF 8Y8TFM
r.y
i;yvoni ci. vri'Kit
lie p-e-I-V
Wh te
WASHINGTON. April 1" - !'
sa'isfa. i:.-i i-vcr the m-'a.-d '-'
which th.- pre.id-nt's '-
r nitiHirr.-ufe.i to t tie ;"a'.; " I:as '-'d
:. Micie-t i.Mi- tii.it the t:i !
rjJi.-.iiiy chance so i
rVu: cat! a?-anie .l;re
n ity for he say
liu-.'f l:e A 'paper tvli
a we. k.
Sentitiit'tu for this
method of eipresins
nirnnni h:lj l.efcrnie
s:nce an international ser.satioa was re.-ponj
creat-d a few days at'
construction
cnnintent oi
sstciii ai'ord, an
ihr.iMifh which to it
pasandj without to assume
responsibility for it S..!lle weeks
ao. the prcs: l. nt's p 'ke.m in com
plained in a Whiv II a V
conference that Ai-.i'i.a -.t.l 'r J. is
serund should nuke hi .-xplatia
;:,.r r.-is ird.ng Fr.i!i.v' s:t.tu.l-
. i'-e if H Mts.
SQUIRT PEOPLE
HEAR MUSIC OF
THE SYMPHONY
Mlk'H.l 'f " " R'""'"
My Mother TauKtlt Ml
ilo. "The
III
Songs
g.rK' unartel. no
and I'.nlli
b e.l
Morning d ins
KUMATHfef
that this
lent :ned:um
r-nnn.ite P'o-
W'lnd." b Klols,. Mi ril. t'oli
Land of t:ie Sk) Mine W ai' in
"A His Hrown llcr
tl.e club mid "All Hail
Spi nut.'
Vllldo
and
bv
I I'.,
niixi-d
In-
chorus
Kinm Miller
," llll.l he
anl's wiild
Swl thin its
V our rfli-
II
J J
more d1
..a htr ,:ht. t
and not 10
d i:e that w
ed anonymiusly
na.i d.l!ea.-ell
.;ieec!. That
t-tenient was
the p.-esidet-.t r
make if Jus
T.ic
that
1 s. he ha 1
ires- r.-p ir!
!u- pre-ul'ilt
J-.tss,.
fit
rand'
ti
that
issued sayins
av; ni cr:tK m to
and Thi, ptit t'n
pres:dential newpa-iers in the liitht i' m t-
pronunced ins the pi en dent, when
It.
ll.H
!nir. !i
phonv.
,...r.i'.
iast it
el
I'll
hi- .
... al
. iN
Tons'
f.ire an audi. n.
t:ll..l the K r-t
Harrv
assist- d
it... . r
b M:
'ail'1
...f '
ha! ... iif.irl
I'r. 'm t.-rl.in
lit!.' SMll
A .1 .
Miller, itlstrnt ImmkIiI and
ir attellt if the S.irh'iti
Hi Kl.iihiith Kalln. dellvrr
Ilkealile talk In tlm alu
W.dnei.iUy. at I iiVl.i.-k. Mr. ,.,h,imnr. ... .,
made tlii- undivided iWI nmrnliia fur c 'i
, ,.iili ...melhlMK III t la la will laku , . .' V
and told lliem by doln .
The lam ,, t
Letter man uiiym. ,,,,, -m .
it a, Mir,. Iii Iik athlvrvd Krlday, May
.I... I Hi Htniietii or ma in. -
cTruilllut Ct:
iii '.:hi bate the iiurluiilty ol
.l-sil
il ana Hie r....lll. Ibal Clrc
' " M Klamath k-n.
slamath il..,.. ..
Ciitli.-r.nits ..f
:i . -iu t.!-tl in K:
tii.irvel. l a'
-. h t-a. w hi. ti
l-ilsltless ll a
-t':!l in hinti
lit a reali'utt .n
r,,. -.-.lis ,.t
i . urn!' i-.'d o'
i li . t 1.'. . and
, ii....i and It
lo ni-i'l evel'
Mrs. J. P Baker of Aijroma was
a. city ahopper here yesteriay.
Leonard C. Smith arrive! -.erd
,y from Los Angeles and w-i'.!
rtik-? his honir here.
He-t
r.e :
Ca2
atti
d.re.
iot
V.,
lttd
knew othe
Premier p.iiit
leai'nc j-resident. thrcu
New York and Chi- feretti
the t.vsiarfjf.en r-tl in an
hes .tpp. siti
swerinn
and Ha
of the Wh
on the fall
A nunt'.er
rit'on d
: i y c, u .
. Smih will be eT.:.i.y
leii? Erinier ar.d shop ma
Jcihie'a op'.ica'. ts'.al.'.inirnt
0:3 t-.-r."y
anl
n i
Sm'.tb wa w.'.h the Cj'.ifirnia
-ic.
,.'..ii! company of San Francisco
'jt five years and ?rent thr pas; of
wo years with the American Op- nati
- it a: company (who have ajsjraei :n"T'
he F. A. Hardy company t one
'.-ear la San Francisco1 and the past
jear as shop f
tit-, hat.!,
.e diff .:
as-i.-n'i.v
-ncern Ivi
hv m'.s- one more crit cism of the pre-
Hiuse sent system corr.. from nrnorit
a! leaders, who ay that th-
h the press cnfer-
can make partisan attacks
artonyniu-. way so that the
a ha- difficulty in an
them, but both Coolidse
din? have exercised con-
-id-ra'.l- restraint in this regard.
I: i- a ititt-. 'ersome sy.tem which
-) ttr.i.h latitude fur distortion
i ftt-:-a list inferences, and the
presii-at s.iffers more than lie
-.ntt the
.-e eral
r;tt: v
it a-e i 1
the pu'i
i ..f ti:
ch f-.,t r.a-
ln;t-J
r.al
tl -e t
:h?
''lie
i 1 inte--ta-.
t h e
Cnveyri
ttia'ter of
e-iden
have been Itla.1
permit the
r i -tits
of i" L- retnarlss
that
jrres
raphic ti:d-
:ii ,.
M rs
may v
artist
'remaa la their Sea:
"Je braach. thus deniiD6trting ti:
ahli.'tjr ia the optical field.
s Demonatralion
f XSX- Walk on the
Carr5 theSKX muscle of the
MOST woghiVJi feet a a d you
en these muscles won't hare
C'uraa. Bunions. Caiiouaes. Fiat
Ft:. Pains or Aches in the fee'.,
ankle. legs or back. The more
yon walk the stronger they ee-.
"OMK T II.1Y OR TOMlll'.lillW
UK. Bl'ltN'S CI Koll)
Koot SpwUliM
Houston & Jester
Shoe Store
ST.
S:ao Warren G. HarJra?
carded :hr s-?m;-week!r prfiH von-fert-noes
waich W":ioa :a.n5tir.:ed
ari i" o l ! J f -r a Ir:-f pr;
:h rj'.f Yxs bera that th- rei
dzz: coald dj: be qaoird direetly
or ind:-ec'
Wfaa: he -aid mis'!.
Thr Ct-irrrs;i nifn''?
ke-ixaa As few
dre to a-utue d.r
i:y for tae pre:-
the "?p jkeman"
correspondent
ret reiponsi'i
dent's opinj-
device is mo: gen-?ral!y us-d
CorrespondrDts file into the pre
MAYOR VETOES THE
O. C. & E. FRANCHISE
(Continued From Pa:e Onel
road -yins tn inrii u-
t ity cuutd S1-' r,n'y ua-l-r th1
nil--: adire ciTid.ti.r!
t.-d tn explain to the au.ii.-n.e
by Section 10S of the charter of renretted not to be able to kiv
1 5 1 3 . unde- which we are oper
ating, the mayor claims the right
to veto the same under said sec
tion as well a3 Chapter 3. Article
FRED. R. GODDARD.
ident'3 circular office after hand- Sectioa 69 and TO of the char-
ins in written Questions Dreviom. ter.
ly. The president discussed such
of the questions as he desire. Re
porters take notes and write their
i!pa:..he explaining th pre-ideafs
views There heiae no direct quo
tation correspondents are left to
draw their own conclusions, es
p. ia.iy a- tiie i.r-s:d--n;'s remarks
f'et! i - :i.e vi.a: va Je. Tiie
'':! i- tie hntr.V- (:tiren
".ns to f:r.J o-it n'h-'li
tl:
1
100 PER CENT
GOOD MEAT
It's a pk'tisuri for us to
sell Meats that we know
are thoroughly wholesome
Try our Meats fre.sh anr!
cured.
1126 Main St.'
SINCLAIR MARKET
"Let Me Serve You"
Phone 79.1
if "cV
AUTOMATICALLY ENDS
THE WAR
Sergt. John J. Loftua, M.
last man of the Army of Occupa
tion (A. E. F.) to leave Europe,
who arrived in New York on the
S. S. President H.irding. On his
placing foot on American soil, he
automatically ended he war with
Germany.
nt ci" -lit. liu t U'! :i.tu- Mimniiu
t put anJ 'Hi n -a r in
uiM;ii: up an ortiaiiwaf mm niakmi:
a.-t n;: lit's proAram p.-..iil-. A
iiriff r -Mime of tin- pt Kicra in fI
Uw:
Pri'hu!.' ami Sii-ilijni f;n:n r.na'
leria IlUritiiitna was a fin.ii't r
fr-riuani Kivtn the orheua ...
t(- re.i. h re.il heights Al"i.ttiun
wiiii Katlterine Walton an Hulnisl.
Im aut tf nl!y Kiveti as wan
'Si t :i-s tvm an I a:a : : ria i v It.ill "
'' t!i 1 n-rt ii! e "Orpli'-e am
s ' ly Diu-iil-ii- h
:ni;. h prai- . annot h kIv.-ti
,'! - a ii J in.ir.nt-r nf s ! n u ! n e of
A J Voytv an i Klaiii.itii t'.til
u 1 1 lie (i roml I h a t it Ii :i a 11
f lnr ahilii in iis muNi
h was Kiven an maiioti Willi evi-r
:n:iiiSti 'I.o! Har the (ieiit It
Lark." a -tone written fspf.iattv fur
a o!orturd Mprani. Kave Mr. V.yt
opportunity to display tone )iiality
tnj teniue that prttv,l to the ami-
rlne last UiKht, lifinUil a ii-)Ult.
:I.at it need not i'lfewh-ie f.ir
irtitif talent. With tl:t . lusiriy
number, "To a Wild Ko-r," .she w.m
eiven rtueh enthusia!it and insist
nt applause that it w a- nf'-sary
that
an
encore as only the nuii:lrs aiptar
ints on the program had hf.-n pre
pared.
Mr. Voye apok a fw wiris in
behalf of Harry Bnrd and hix .r
Kanization. tttatinK that to k--.-p it
a goinK institution, one hi' h will
Krow with the city, the puhli. mutt
R-t behind it and give iti Mipport
The concert last evening was Kiv.-n
undr the auspices of the Woman'
Library club. Patronesses were;
Mei-dames John lloyle. h-sii,-
Rogers. Merle West. Char!-- Wnml '
Kbi-rlt-in, ( harleri Martin. itrt-:i-.- ;
L'nderwood. A. J. Voye. William
Lort-nz. Henry .Joe. il. K tv.r.inii.
Del (iaimii'in. Um Uoyd. J :' if.rd i
K ; fiiiiiiniiiL'v William .n
Kdward II IVki. J. f. i:. . :.
brouuh. It. t (;r fbeck. John .'.i.ir
tin. Warren Hunt. Charh s .(m:-.- j
.1. Percy Wulls. Myrtle Helm. Wil
li; :n MeNValy. II K. Jon-s. Twyla
F imi.on. W. H HoiMTtMni. Kran. i
):is. Lynn Sabin. (leore I.ind!i-y,
K Hill Hunter, liert Thimim. und 1
the Missen Kranr-es heatty, Clara
Calkins. Margaret Worden. Chl.j
Palmer and Augusta Parker
1
I '
i ifiJ r
in
rW 19M TW Ham ml SMfjrnlinmn
They set the pace and lead the Styles
KUITENHEIMEU GOOD CLOTHES
A 1 ! 1 1 . t .
"u wc Juti receiveu a ioi or new spring and summer stVJ
English styles with the loose drape- also closer fitting mocleli
variety to suit every taste and you will appreciate the values i
you see what $30 to $45 will buy.
High School Notes
lly liKTTV ItlMSIIY
GUAEiMTEED QUALITY
Grocer's Greatest Asset
. 'n;k u f 7 ; ",y u",in,,"n e "r ' f- it
K"" 'inalily H!i.. (,,., ,i0r.s.
t lii-
Iiiinch Carrots. 2 bunr-hfn .
Iliiiuh Rcpts. 2 biinilio.s.
' ; u th 1j Turnips, 2 bunrhei..
Hunch Onii.ns, 2 bunrbes .
Hiini.h Hadlshp-i. 2 bundle;
A.sparai;u, lb. .
Kpinarh, lb
LnrKV Lellure
No. 10 S. V. Tomatnej ....
- No 10 S. P. I'cara ..-.
- No. 10 S. P. Apple- ,-,.-.
1-V N.i 10 S. P. EllackborrirH 7(d-
l.-.c No. 10 a. p. Pumpliln Hir
l.-r Nn 10 S. P. Prunes. . iv
10r No io S. P. PIllmii inr
Kc N. 10 S. P. Ulll PirkiM, 7v
lr o. I'uri. Poppy Jelly .
tote y;- Kolls Toilet Pap r ... a.v
I.iirlit IIouh" Broom ... ... In,.
Ilumlle Soap Sale.
11.35 value for tl.on
No. 2 can Corn (.
No. 2 cans Peara ... nr
No.
2 Free Stone
Peaches
No. 2 Fancy KapberrUM
19 2.r Klamath Dressed
Fryers, lb
. 2tc
:iic
roc
PUBLIC MARKET
IV l.-IL nrkll'S.' a.v.an...... ...
Mll.nc
MIWTOWX, JON.ATH.W ami um
Me ...-liver all onlers aninui.tl.,R , ,!.,, or ,,,.
liSO . Otb St.
The baseball Kauie which was to
; he played this afternoon at Meil-
fonl between Klamath hinh and
MeiKord hich schools Is piixtponed
until a day in the near future l,e.
cause of the ,U(1 condition of the
! field caused hy the rain.
, .ii irecuni ot tne stormy weather
;the baseball (tame with Merrill was
iput off until Mondav
;The Merrill girls- team ha, du'
banded which lessens the number
of those compe-ini. for the coun
ty champ:nship
Oon;.. Whitman, who ls the
father of .Ward Whitman, a far-"'.-
member of K. C. H. S . t Ukerl
t' the siudni association Monday
! m"rn!" n ..milt ions and his work
'" ('hin ' ' he has been a inis--"onray
tor .". years. America',
aid to the p..iH who nhal)( tha(
: ancient country i, divided Into
. "ree par'.,. ,n,.,iioa, etlu(.a.,ina,
,nd religious, Mr. whtman
bis audience .ani he
"M that the n,in, wre an
.ouh ot h.,v.. n.ier children edu
' ,,k" A,n"fl.-ans. but many had
" W to let ,o
iu::::zrrra : k
' "1 d'wtruy.ns th.-lr
deluded by ylll, ,
,1'fayr In Chines,,. Which wM of
!''"rse. a unl.,,,. ,i,, ,
much attention.
: helj
' J", ' ""'" "ntertalnment
i " " te M,Hr by ,e musir
""" n-nt Ihl, y,ar ya, given Frl
I . ' lhe 1 Vl""k ..ssemhly. The
.""own.. ,..,. w, held- a
'selection by tU ,i,.., . fc
' n. gh si hool orches-
Knox Straw Hats, Nettle Oxfords, Lewis Union
Suits in Spring Weights.
Klamath Klothing Kompan
waamg Clothiers.
r n v -L
Whitaker s Groceteria
THE HOME OF LOW PRICES ANI) GOOD QUALIT)
Do you like to see the thing, that you buy and to knowtl
they are the best. Do you like to make ud vour table suooS
rrom the th,ng, you see that will suit you best, that is what yo
When vnn 4 iri I t s 'I
j iu vyiiuaKers Groceteria.
0UU PRICES FOR TODAY
Choice Bananas
3 lbs for ....
25c
Extra Fancy White Figs
5 lbs
69c
Thompson's Seedless Raisins
5 lb8 45c
Swift Premium Hams
Per lb
35c
Goad Sea Butter
Per lb
34 c
Nettfrl nm Pnlituii
By Sack, per hundred $2A
Curve Cut Ma rarnni
3 lbs. for li
A Fancy Steel Cut Coffee
Pack for Whiter' r. roce
teria, 3 lbs. for t
P. & C. Whit. Nntr.A SoaD
27 bars for $ll
1
aw
Wool Soap
4 bars for .
.24
Serve Yourself and Save
Whitaker's Groceteria
407 Main St.