f AM ATM NEWS
Sunday. April 2(). 1925.
Page TLre
hOWN UNI.
NEW WORLD
NEW MILLER QUARRY !'' . wnu ,h. ....
IS NOW OPERATING "un of l"" imtory nd y-
,""" dlse the company , prepared
The W. I). Miller Construction ! to furnish rock In any ouanili.
company I, now ready to furnish I flont of truck. r, h
jr.vel , . and ,une. pH, 1 It
for roiii'retu work hih.. l " l,n"-
POTATOES SELLING
AT $38 PER TON
SHASTA VIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Peter ruber andewlni club last Friday nlfht.
family were visitors with Mr. and1 Mr. and Mr. Newton at Tula
)RD IN RELAYS
H1IA8TA VIEW. April 15. Mr. , Mr- "r-Dk t-r Straw. lake were vlaltor at W. R. Haa-
Ulnipson of Tule lake who was Han Jorgenson baa moved hi kln Monday evening,
burned some time ago when her camp to Malln near the cheese fac- W. D. Miller, contractor of
Lrooder caught fire Is well on the tory. j Klamath Fall la widening tba
road to recovery. I Frank Payger bas gone to Tule!anal at Adam' Point.
Mr. Joe Mlcka gave a party on I lake to put in a crop. . i Joe Mlcka was In Klamath Falls
CHILOQUW. , April 15. Word
baa been received here that tba
KrOWMra nf Ilia U' JI...I..
KIIOI.II. rilll.AHKL-
f, . Him old world j
...I....I ...ttl'IfM
.i.7 huh nun tne
I "un me new tuuluniem -ihI . " ..- ...,... uuinci ,d
dimiird III III Krnnh-1
U'IIiiiii ! urltiK tlio clos-
aTBveiuin. iipiiralluiK etarted
ye-: modern l.nri I ,n" l of .Wsshlnirtott received
-runy in me new roik quarry- Juat'pany I. now able to orod,, , " I . ' f" ' ull'e d It 1 , Ranter Sunday In honor of George . Bruce Ut wa, a visitor at the I Wednesday
on business. ,
ui-yonu in lull.au Hay Lumber, two t tlre, hundred ! . '"Ported that In the Sunnyalde Mlcka'i birthday. All present re- home of Mr. and Mr. John Thomas
,( ,n IKIII lrlllllrini I
L, Ii.tk III lii afternoon.
Itravel dallv In .1.... t I n wa offered.
port a most enjoyable time.
Ra
the Monday.
The teacher of Shasta
school gave a party for the
A paper wbere all tba people hav
View opportunity to expreaa themselves If
,i,i.' theT desire that' Tba Klamatk
" ' New.
The old .marry wa clo-ed aev-! to two nad one-half ""'-", These price
! - . - - i .- ' Htates No. 1
were for
grade.
the
United freshments were served on
lawn.
bit iiiiihthiij .......... ...
ihiy lX wlnulni real lira
, mill two lnllu re
ky ni'lMIIK ""
Li, I lit lor IWO HlllMI.
iih ii"l as Hood the
k,,l 7:41 3 6 Imld l
puiii
fen' M'rforiiiuiH'0 In the
, .. was only an iiiii-
il nirli'K In the ram
ml Kordham roluntered
hi Unit III" (ImirKntown
. rllKllil rncord.
In Ilia ona mile ruce
, r it .'.uperolo b.illlo, In
,:. jiiHl iiohi'U out Onue,
lulu, at tlio tup.
iiuMiiul Kpix'talor were
jg whi-n U'rd llurKlilny.
I j in lirlil Ku nuraier, m
i Hi.' firm hi'Hl of Inn
r fulled In Hi" IiihI twuu-
,1 iinlnli.-d third. ufUtr II
.tin li' would ijmilify.
kill-ll lull I low II
u-.in lurui'il a little
V IVrrltl. the Ox-j
I inKlii'il ne.-ond In lilt1.
fi dsnh. Ho offered eurb
Unit liv Hurt lluliburd,
till) IKTU. HUH IO HljllHI
( i v " niriilviil record of
th . io win I lie I'T.'iii.
r fnii'lKii entries had no
Hi., i iiinul In n and Cuban
tl in win u event,
isvlvimlii linlf-inllo relay
ni'W carnival rorord of
winiiliiK the went from
i Slntr. whirh hud
h ?. r. In thn first hpat.
illi repeated UhI year's
phr four-milt riliiy rare,
fc.l in nu'i't thvlr rival.
In ih Iwo-iiillo event.
itihl.'i.'H made a fine
AiiiinnK five of the mujor
u( MlrhlKiin won the 100
jiii'l hi tenuiinato. North-
Bi" jiivi-IIii.
il limliT won the broad
wan in In! In the hurdle.
ft of Knnsas won the hlnh
MurrliiKlon of Notre llaine
pit' V II 11 1 1
Iwn nml Date were the
win two major races.
49c-H U G S--.9c
Size 18x36. Rag tHrow rugs.
Firmly woven.
Splendid assortment.
J rT-T-T-T-T"
'
98c-P I L L 0 W S-98c
Flowered Cretonnes.
Fancy shape.
For the porch or car.
OF
Inllilflililihlii'l
KLAMATH
m mt. .
mm
to
Jilililililililililililllili3iiiiii3
FALLS
Between the Two Theatres
" i I eli
BREAKS ONE
RE U. S. RECORD
;KI.I:s. April !5. Nur-
kh:iiiiuiii Finn" out-ran a
Mi iilki'd Indian ru iiihts
ul tlni'e-nille rnce before
' ! i. nun hi'ro late to.lny,
; ii ni w American rword
lull' I".
i n i -1 1 1 . 1 nearly a Ian ahi-a.l
ir.'st bronze rival. Hi
11 minutes, 14 SI-0 sec
fulli'il to break his own
ri fur the dlstunre, estub-
'ni'ilen In August. 1923.
fi'i'iimlH. i
HiiMiiihri'V, Hopl Indian,
fi'iiiil. nml Uurnet Illlly,
Vim third. The Indltm,
It Shi-riniin Inntltutu. Itlvur-
Itl lIlfll'llSKillH.
f "Hud" llousnr, Olympic
fllnlicil a new world's rec
lo lln'iis throw, with a
feet 3 '4 Ini tios.. The
K'iril, hold by Tom I.elb of
was IDS Inches.
record wa approved by
er. president of the south-
on of the A. A. U.
seam
k7 V
A 1 A
ft
Snappy
and
Dim
RIBBON "PRIZE
WON BY INDIAN
wriN, (Special) April 25. t
Ih'm been recelvod that I
fliver, an Indlun won the
pinii award for tlie fineiit :
lllli'd on lha (fliieler n.
ik reservation In 1924.
d was mndo at the mld
r "f tin- llliukfcmt nation.
" areni'y town of Ilniwn
iiii'iilly. rSiipcrlntvnd
'''"'H's five year educa-
- r:i in nmonK the Indians
" ' i' I'urk ri-acrvali.in re
' " much wheat being
,: " linl'.itiH that tlio gov-i-rccied
a second flour mill
"' of the Indiana grist.
Clever
Are the New Dresses
Now Being Shown
In Our Ready-to-Wear
PRINTED CHIFFON
Latest fad, in novel shades.
$19.50
i;i (.
STORK
I'OR
iiii.oyux
biisim.
V 'uiiiiIiik or Iho Forho
t 11., ;ia IiihI felnrnoil
visit at Chll.inuln
Ill's cl.iHPil a .Inn) whnrn-
''ni'lien Pur., llr,. rn will
- n "...
'""I das,, druse store In
R"rinun huiluiiiB nt Chllo-
UrrlVed nianv n .nmmar
n latei ,i..i .
li. . i. . -'' n.i c.i
o llonln-s Udles Readv-
mm
' TV
COA
At marvelous reductions for a quick clearance 32 coats,
the entire stock in three lots, all new spring models. Here's the
lineup:
13 coats selling to twenty-five dollars, Sale price ...$17.00
I 1 coats selling to thirty-seven fifty, Sale price ..$26.00
8 coats selling to forty-nine fifty, Sale price .'.....$37.00
SALE OF REMNANTS STARTS
MONDAY MORNING
Ticketed with "out they go" prices. Every rem
nant is desirable in weave, pattern and color. A
chance for real economy. Look these over!
Indico Cones
Ideal for storage of
woolens at this sea
son. Underwear, hos
iery, blankets, and
furs should be pro
tected from moth.
Indico Cones in four
ounce size, destroys
moth eggs as well as
moth. No unpleas
ant odor, and with an
equal protection to
one pound of Napth
alene products.
Each 39c
D. M. C.
CROCHET and EM
BROIDERY THREAD
We have just pur
chased the entire stock
of D. M. C. Thread
from Hector's, complet
ing our stock, making
it one of the nicest as
sortments of shades this
side of Portland.
Choice Selection
Flat Crepes, Canton
Crepe, Black Satin,
Roshanara
in
Tan. Blue, Grey.
Many other colors.
$10.00
Children's Shoes
TAILORED BLOUSES
English Broadcloth.
Stripes, Honey Dew,
Green, Lavender,
White, Pongee
$2.69
PETER'S
Weatherbird
SHOES
A complete new showing these sturdy
good looking Oxfords and Slippers for
little folks.
Prices range from
$1.98 to $3.25
in
For the Field Meet, May 8.
We have had you boys and girls
mind. We knew you would want a
fine TENNIS Shoe or Oxford to help
you win your race at this big event.
I..I....I "UIU
7th, np-
office.
A25-2