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THE KLAMATH NEWS
H! MAPGY!
Thursday, April 23, 1925.
Page thre
Tr.d. M.,k R.g. U S p.,. Off ) by Uniud F,
By John Held jr
lura Syndicate l
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". AND MOTHEO WAS WON 11 - -.V 1
C2 WITH BOXES OF BONBONS W .
In dws cone by.
grandma was courted
with a bunch
of calla lilies -
A
AND MOTHEP WAS WON V
WITH BOXES' OF BONBONS
ma -
x AND A MANDOLIN- s BUI MARGY FINDS LOVE IN A
PARKING SPACE, FLAVORED WITH LIPSTICK
m IN FRONT!" YELL FANS AT
IDGE WHO MAKES BONEHEAD
AY IN SENATOR'S HOMECOMING
fi;nN. April 22.
nolidge went out to the
nf lh season here
! ii 1 1 v through to the Lit.
ilu a slow, sloppy
i liiill. terribly one-sld-f
I he Washington
n which many hard-
tiirnt-i away long before
"
btiiiiK alonx toward dark
resident and Mr, Cool-
he Niunus. with the score
uculiisl the New York
watched the came care
wlih no sign ot Intense
ImiiKh Walter Johnson
yooD
can supply your
needs on short
k Dry Slabs
Limbs
Oil Coal
'ton & Co.
fie Orders to 535
601 Main
JVood to Burn"
'was In the box and allowed hi
i desire to follow all the precedent
I by rlilng In the seventh Inning.
Hut It happened to be the first
half of the seventh.
! Without locking uround Cool duo
! stood up and looked solemnly out
over the field from the front box
which the presidential parly oc
cupied Mrs. Coolldgv pulled in his
coat sleeve, laughing at him and
; tried to get hi in to sit down, but
he continued to stand. Several fans
'sitting back of the president arose
also to stretch their legs, which
caused an uproad from the stands
behind.
"Down in front what do you
I think this 1. New York? one Irri
tated spectator yelled.
The president looked around and
then sut down, without changing
his expression. Mrs. Coolldge, who
had remained seated, continued to
laugh at hi mistake. But when the
UbI half of the seventh came
j around, the president showed his
persistence, and was the first one
' up.
I It was great day for Waahing
jton. welcoming the world champions
'hack home.
I The stands were packed whe the
'presidential party arrived the slg-
nul for the beginning of fotl!tles.
After the president and Mrs.
Cuolldge and litelr party had takon
'seals In a field box, the Senator
and the Ysnks lined up In the mld-
iHlrt r.t Ilia riuM a hflnhtlv t.nlCnrm I
ed band took it place In front and1
led by Clark Griffith and Secretary'
of State Kellogg, who wore a black
derby and walked with brisk step
paraded off across the field to the
flagpole.
The band played a lively march.
Secretary of State Kellogg then
raised the American flag and the
team returned to heir places. The
'championship bunting will be raised
later.
"Ducky" Harris, the young man-
i alter of the champions, stepped Into
!the presidential box and handed
Cuolldge the ball which Walter
I Johnson was to shoot across the
plate a few minute later. Cool-
' Idge raised it in his haud. posed a
minute while a regiment of photo
graphers did their stuff and then
pitched It neatly over the heads
of the cameramen to the old mas
ter, who made a perfect catch.
MERRILL
rniw-i -m i minn 1 T IT 1T11
1H Hi 1V1. tj. LllUKALi LL.LD
PRESENTS
GEO. E. MADDOX, Tenor
a ccioxrn nv
Rupert Maddox, W. Carlton Janes and
Chas. Hazelrig.
IN CONCERT
AT THE M. E. CHURCH
Fridnv. 81 5 n. m Anril 24
y i.m.v 7 A
ckets on sale at Hurry Cash, Store, Hous
n& Phelps, American National Bank,
ws Office, Klamath Falls Music House
M Shepherd's.
MERRILL HIGH NOTES
MERRILL. April 22. A large
crowd attended the senior play
"Nothing nut the TrutE" at the
now Community hall Friday even
ing. A su mot (127 was taken In.
Tuesday evening, the 21. the play
was given at Bonanza. There was
a fairly large audionce.
Henley win present their play
"The Fascinating Fanny Brown,"
Friday evening, the 24th, la the
Community hall. A. large crowd:
will probably attend aa Merrill
heartily support school actlvltle.
The boys and girl of the cook
ing club are entertaining at a din
ner, Thursday evening, for the
fathers and mothers. This will be
given In the high school cafeteria,
and all those invited are urged to
corao.
The baseball game Friday result
ed In another defeat for Merrill
hliih school. Klamath Fall won tha
game with a score ot S5 to S.
Training for rtack Is bolng be
gun In earnest now. by both boys
and girls. Training ha been de
layed for some time due to bad
geather. Merrill hope to make a
good showing thlB year.
The commencement exercises will
be given at Morrill, Thursday even
ing, May 21. U. 0. Dubach, Ph.
I)., dean of men from the Oregon
Agricultural college will ha the
speaker.
The Baccalaurette sermon will be
conducted the Sunday proceeding
commencement by Iter. C. C. Hulet
In the Presbyterian church.
Paper has been made from the
fibre of the earoa plant of Brasll,
which grow prollfically and pro
duce leaves four feet long and
from an inch and a bait to two
Inches broad.
! MERRILL. April 22. Mrs. J. H. ;
: Hob hs returned home this week
1 after spnedlng a few weeks with her
people in Wilbur, Salem and Rose
burg, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Buell are the
'happy parents of a 10 lb. boy born
i Saturday the ISth.
Mrs. Dick Anderson Is staying
with Mrs. Buell this week.
Rev. W. H. Amos, of Ashland. I
who Is S. S. missionary of the!
Presbyterian church for southern !
Oregon, I working In and around
I Merrill this week, and a guest at
; the manse. I
i The W. C. T. C. will meet Thurs-
day at the home of Mrs. Burr West-
brook.
The senior play, "Nothing But
the Truth," was given before a
full house Friday evening in the
new Community hall and Tuesday
evening the play was given in Bo
nanza.
Mrs. W. F. Hill had the misfor
tune to fall from a hay mow last
week and hurt herself quite bad
ly, but is Improving at this date.
Mrs. Chas. C. Hulet returned
home this week after attending the
13th annual Oregon older girl's
conference in Salem.
Curtis Woodhouse has left school
for this spring and gone to work
down on the lake, several older
beys have left achool to work on
the ranches.
Grandma Cox, who has been suf
fering the past few weeks from
eczema Is much Improved to date.
The Henley high school will give
their senior play In Merrill Friday
evening.
Plants In a New Zealand botan
ical garden subjected to electric!
light five hours longer each day than i
those raised in sunlight attained an ;
average greater growth ot 25 per'
cent.
Prizes amounting to 1250.000 are
awaiting the first aviator in Eng
land to raise his machine 2000 feet!
vertically and descend to the start-1
ing point unharmed. I
B. P. O. ELKS MEETS
Thursday evening. Visiting mem
bers welcome. Elks Temple, trd
tc Main. Charlton Currln, Ex
alted Ruler. Tom Delzell, Sec.
An American engineer ha been
appointed by the government of J
Bolivia to organize a bureau of
mine. I
in o
Sheet
ffletat
A mode
fo order
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
White Pelican
Hotel
DINNER
DANCE
Wednesday Even
ing, April 29
$2.00 a Plate
lr:B' i : q a F J
The blade of a new can opener
cuts upward so there I no danger
ot the tin Injirlng a usor's hands
If the device slip.
An inventor has given a cloth
ing locker a door hinged vertical
ly In Its center so that it obstructs
less passage room when opened.
I
Klamath Lodge No. 117 MeetfJ
every rriay nixni. w. a. Beck,
M. O.
Prosperity RkekaJl Lodge No
104 Meet first afJB third Thurs
laya. Mrs. Viola Jsns. N. O.
waana Encampment No. 41
Masts svsrr Taesday night. A. B
Land, C. P.
Canton Crater No. T Meets
wsry Wednesday svsaiag. Carl
Saudell, Csramandait.
ALL-
ONE CENT SALE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
23rd, 24th and 25th
I
Store Hours 7:30 a. m. to 9:00 p. m.
Saturday 7:30 a. m. to 10:00 p. m.
STAR DRUG STORE
Fifth and Main Streets
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