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LIBBY CflflHRG
CLUB HAS MEET
un'l I'lipiln nf the i riool. Thl lit f ataiii Hijurdur Ctiilniunrtsnn, m.ir
t ti - f Ithi atandurd eluh Ih.it tin In. r and adventurer whu was In
ln n orcaniz. d In Ihe Ml.l.y din-1 Siberia durinir a Kreaier portion
trl.i and the bi.-ya and Iflrla have i.f ll.o lloliilievlk strife at tlx wont,
dune ixkII.iii work. Frank Hex- Colonel ;eori;e Kallia. pastor of
Inn, run nly !ul leader was preaent the Canadian Memorial churrh at
at I hi- inei tiiiK and nave a Hhort , Vamouver. I). '., Who wai a
l:.lk on the value and achievement! chaplain In Frame will be here,
of chili work in Klamalh county .viimleal number in.lud Ihe
MAURETANIA HITS A
i RUM FLEET VESSEL
uiifl Orr-pon.
DATE SET FOR
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The l,ll,l,y Me CooklnR cl.ih
' i i.ni!i:.,K t ,.K,t im-mbem held
a hi. i ; in, at ,). ,,y .hi
lion y.m. rd:.)- iifiernnon. Thla
In Ihe first Hii.ndarci club in Klain
aih c.mi.tv t, coinilet.. all the re
iiilre, umi imt of work. I.oia Itoh
.Iik'.ii xave an t n r.KiiiiK talk on
Ibnak makiiix. expliiliiliin each pro
cm. I lale Knox :ave ru!e f,r
unliiK atepa In I in- kitchen; Kath
, "line Kaiidra jave receipa fr pre
parinit km, biaiiH and lianh to re
place in. at ; Jack Zl.inden nave a
lUt ..f body b.iil.liiiK fooda; Wll-
, ma Kanney Lave a Hhort n.lk on i:,,,,,,.r,. ,.,.,,... ...... ...n ... !
,,llll),l,j, ..i.i.ii i uir
the ii.anufactiirB of flour; Deltnar tentative list of performance,, thin
, Know s aiihj.et wii, .,n manner of year will nee the bett program
IcookiiiK veicetableH; Kvelyn Zbln- ever held litre under a Chautauqua
i den on cookliiK arid cervln cer-'tent.
eals. and Ksther Ilerkin enliKht- The tentative program include
ened Ihe dull with rules of etl- the comic opera "Mikado" which
'in. tie. Cluli Hones and yells will be conducted by May Valen
w. re iilven. KollinvlnK tlie meet- tine. "Daddy Long I-egs" Is also
Inn a very delicious lunch of Hand-'to be here with Donna Voorheen and
wl.hea and cake, which wa pre- Lawrence Johns playlnK the lead
pared, rooked and nerved by club InK roles.
' """"-r t' t"e parents, teachers' The list of lecturers Includes
: Churles
. Ica ke's
Mitchell concert trio and
orchestral entertainers.
This feason's ('hailtaii.iia will be
held In Klamath Kalis June to
10 Inclusive it was announced yes
terday by the Klllxon While Chiu-
NKW YORK, April 18. The
Cnnur.l liner Msuretanla, inward
bound, picked off one of the rum
fleet vessels in a dense fojr today.
The world' fastest trans-Atlantic
liner was nosing Its way into
Ambrose channel when It struck
the rum runner, which went down
immediately. Three men and ft few
aes nf whiskey came to the sur
ifa.e, the former admitting they had
'. been on a little liquor amuKling
Motive power for a new tire pump expedition when the giant prow of
Is obtained by holding it against , ,he Mauretiinla loomed up out of
the fan belt of an automobile. j the fog, too suddenly for them to
' escape
Class side curt iiik for automobiles ,. , . . .
Cap'a;n Kostron lowered a boa;
that can be Instal ed without tools . . ,. ,
. . , . and rescued the smugglers,
have been invent'.d. ;
Office ei.ilpment and a radio tele
phone have been Installed In a Lon
don man'M airplane so he can
transact business while flying.
. uliljili fi.-rmlis
II. in 'I . lk
r, , m th.. IJ.iliiI.'iW hotel
.,.,.. -;:! !: he'ird f'u.ll.
I, , . ir'lp r. William llllea.
,,.,. ,t w .. r thin "if,
, ,., ,: i In tiling la per-;
,n m ''" Mi-;..an ,
Ihr.ni s d'n ihere fur ;
,. alf'.' l I" 'livld.'d up
:m "
jmt h.-fore Wheeler left i
m, br talk, d t" me more
inr one else. He nked me
I b;m a no m r..nii.im on me-
of the p. rinlt and that he I
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tr.llf!,,!
.I'.il hut lie gave
niphath- lestlinony
i it v. ;.i Uat ing coin
f'n.i which alisnlv-
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1-lf.AI. ItlSIINCj IMACIi Or WOODKOW WILSON COM
I'l.liU:.) I I NMIONAl. CATIItUKAL
AT WASHINGTON
lie iirn-h.-.,:!,' y, W jo.lrow Wilion within the prrmarent lo-nh,
)! cviii; c c,l :n ti e llrinlriiem Cliapcl of the National Ca'liedral
( I ' ) l VV.i lunctrn D C. The sarcophagus is of warm, cream
1.1.. .rj iii..c..i.,.ic, .i.n..y int.r.lcil v;nh a Crusaders' ciois auj t!ie
111.1. e "VVoo.iuw Wi.'su.i" ni birth and death years: "Init" and
' " lri ii is a ianipy ( b'uiif.i'ly carved dark oak over which
aie :et ISier h..inic li.: In ihe center the American Hag that the
fir I U S tit., n carrie I cn tlinr march through London, the first
Aneriran flag e'rr s.il itrd by an English king on Kngliih soil; on
r liiri nle. il.c c 'tii nl I'irti.ieiil's Mags presented to Mr. Wiljon by the
to Hiren ai l it two inaugural ceremonies. At the back of the
arclf'l m I.e. 8 (eet wide and 18 leet 6 inchci deep, in which the
W"j"'' r't. is a heauti'ul interior window of stained glass; In
Iron, a fine wrought iron grille of antique design, the ban tipped with
cresset
tli mil republican hlagaalne had ob- The action of the Mississippi
tallied an affidavit from (Dosser af- river Is d. iosltii.g soil at its mouths
ter taking h I tii on a "free ride" makes Louisiana the only state that
down In Denver. Is Increasing In Hle.
He said bis expenses were paid
! (..an. but d.-nied r.-rvlvlng any "ne of th.- laig.-st t.-l.-j.':. r..-. c:r-
udditlon.l money. culls In the world, fr.-n Itrlshane,
Ju. lite l-'rank S Dl..trii !i ili i l.n. d (...n . n.I..n.I. to I". rtli. W. -t Auslra-
t.. .-t the wltnc:H answer a .u.
tl. n drlnkliiK nn the trip. While
(t!..M , r l:.s Ml Ihe i.tan.l 111.' -ru .. -rull.'tt
etilered sev.-rat telegrams nn.l
let. rs pa' -ilng li. tw en Campbell
:i ml Wheeler. In i. lie Wheel. -r a 'li
ed f. r a complete Ii t of I he hulil-
II... Is under cotKinieM.m.
A New Freight Line
for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vicinity.
Trucks leave daily at 1 1 a. m.
Stage terminal, 615 Main. 6
Crews & Anderson
WE'RE ON OUR WAY
To
DON HALL'S
White Pelican
SANDWICH SHOP
Our Hamburger Sandwiches can't
be beat 10c.
Pie The kind mother tried to
make 10c. ...
Beef Stew, Bread, Butter and
Coffee 25 c.
Quick lunch "Clean as a pin."
J 115 No. 6th St.
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029 Main Street.
Phono 75
Defeice Sltil.
The ll f-ll-e of.'.-ed
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Wal-!i Inter. "I'd .liiii:;.
n in. Hi. n to strike II'
record all e lil"ti. e rel.
mit t wl.li'i .
the Interi.'r .1
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fn.tu ttie
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re not p.-ndiiut hof.-re
pirttlletl! at the t.Ill.'
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Dealers Used
I'UIK IHi..l.M, Mitr.
and I'lne Sis.
Vra KienlKs mill Kim.liiy.
fEHTirilil) ISIilt t'AHH
I! Ford Hue. Kactory
Body 325
P Ford Iuk.. nchuilt
Hilly 175
J Overland Tnurlnit .... 4 00
f Overland Hoadxtor .... 450
Hudson 7-1'ass. Duco
'Hit 885
2 Bulrk (1. 7 !.,,..
Ktw I'alnl 860
' 0 a k 1 a n i 4 1'asa.
""'IM. 25 License.... 800
2 Illll. k 6. Tourlnir.
New ':iit 700
3 !" . Slndchnknr.
Cruss Air Shocks .... 850
' Hllilsi.n 7-Pasii C.rnsa
Af w ks Rr.o
' "'"X 6. Now Motor
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hell In -tii ii ti.iry. 1HLM.
Sit.iliiinc of Wash's nioCi-'ii by
th - cut! would prevent intrn.ln'
lii.n of Ihe testimony of II. J. Ci'le-
ni in. of Ullllnc,. Mont i" of Ihe
Klar witnesses for the pro -ei'iitliin.
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Mr. Kenneth Maier won sec
ond scholarship in '23. He is
attending Heald's Business Col
lege in Oakland now. A letter
received this A. M. from the col
lege to our store gives this in
formation: It may please you
to know that Kenneth is one of
our best students. He is enter
ing into his work with an excel
lent spirit and is a very hard
working young man. He is an
excellent young man. He has
received G and E in all his work
this month.
We wish to co-operate with
you in this wonderful work of
giving scholarships.
Yours very truly,
Heald Business College.
Kenneth was a graduate from
Klamath High in '23
Miss Dorothy Short was win
ner of last year's contest. She
was an ardent and'faithful work
er, never was daunted by any
thing. She will graduate from Hen
ley High this month and expects
to enter Teachers College with
her scholarship in September.
Miss short has been reared on
a farm and reflects the happy
good natured and ambitious way
of her home teachings.
She says: "If you want a six
month's scholarship that's easy
to win, work for Glover's.
Miss Hazel Morrison was win
ner of last year's second prize.
Miss Morrison has high ambi
tions and is completing a com
plete Secretaries Course. At
present attending St. Margaret's
College in Berkeley and will
complete her course there and
enter Heald's for her business
course in June.
Miss Morrison is a beautiful
girl of wonderful character, very
appreciative of her scholarship.
She graduated from Klamath
High in '24.
Miss Cordelia Cantrell, win
ner of first scholarship has com
pleted her course at Bahnke
Walker College in Portland and
is now prepared to accept a first
class position.
Miss Cantrell was a graduate
from the Klamath County High
in '23.
She is a girl of sterling char
acter and greatly appreciates
the opportunity given her to
work in the Glover Scholarship
Contest.
Miss Cantrell is home on a
vacation at present, after which
she will enter the business world
and make use of her education.
Jri .
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T...H. IMMIKM 4 " '
THE FRKSIDENT
A Into photograph of President
Coolidge.
BELOW ARE THE NAMES AND STANDINGS OF OUR CONTESTANTS FOR THIS YEAR
Marion West 1,925
Rosalie Hickman 1,850
Elva Moon 1,400
Ruth Crocker 6,575
Frances Short ......
Kenneth Caldwell 2,600
Glover's Jewelry Store
"The Home of the Big Street Clock"