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BPLOCALSf
.Mrs. Hugh O'Connor of Mrr.il Mod of l'oiul drove dou (o I own
via shopping with loi il nii-rclums yeslerd ly on business
I t uAines and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Randal.
t.ljdr.HS. Oregon are registered
t.he Empire hotel.
Friday. Mav 1. 9'2- .
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Unusual But True
(Ovor l.t Micht's Leased Wire)
yst?rtlay.
Sir. and Mrs. F. B. Miller were
lere yesterday from r'jrt Kianuih
Mrs Arthur Frarier of Merrill
was in Klamath Falls yesteidiy u iNiipor yesterday from iruve.
Hildred Maxfteld of Urn "Angeles
. a Klamath Falls buine
r.
Mrs. C.eorge Cbastaiu wo a.V11)'
1). S. f.rigshy motored l Jars
of son Wednesday, visiting Ashlaud.
at , Jacksonville and other points, in
the valley and returned tiie same
day.
R. A. Alford arrived here yester
day from Talent. Ore., for a eek's
visit with siler. Mrs. Laura V :l- J
lits cf this city.
V. R. Conner of Ked Bluff is
4 business visitor iu Klamath Falls.
C. W. Renard of Dunsrauir. Calif.
is paying a business visit u Klam
ath Falls.
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W. E. Frank. L. Flsndera and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Evan Martin and
hay Flanders who are mployed by Mrs. Carl Ewing left yesterday .af-,
'TsHfornia Oregon Power company j ter visiting for several days at the
ire is town on business tjLi week. ; home of their aunt Mrs. vYni.
MIXKOI.A. S V.. April SO.
I'rolilbttlou doubtless was a great
boon to the families of working
men. but it is working economic
hm'.-hlp to them, says I'harlea S.
liol.' iKli. tounly ag nt for, the
So. lei; (or Prevention of Cruelty
t,i chilik-en. "It make: a di'for
en e in lis fami!: b.:i!;"t." .is
(in dnii k In M.i ..ii.uial ro.irt.
t!ie h.:id,nf IV- a.erago
fai: .! :as Sit lo 75 ie;:ts for a
ilri il bad I' iiior. as etainst
' flv. i-ents a glasi for beer in pre-pri.hilut-on
days."
CARSON CITY. Nev.. April SO
federal prisoners at the county
jail were allowed to attend mov
ies, entertain friends in the jail,
play unlimited poker, and in some
case even lo carry keys to the
jail, according to charges against
Sheriff J. B. Crane.
; Mrs. F. Morgan of San Luis
tjbispo. Calif., is registered at the
Arcade hotel.
. Mrs. L. Cochran of Rio Del. Ca'.if.
-stopper over here Wednesday night
M her way to Bend to visit relatives.
P. K. Shelley of Montague is in 1
Barnes of this city. I
Mrs. D. M. Davey. Mrs H.'lJ
JWorthrup and Mrs. Carroll Drum i
; were county seat visitors yesterday '
, from Merrill.
1 Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton were
! registered at the Hail hotel yester-
i'ar from their home near Fort
VIENNA. April SO. Premier
Pa.' itch has completed a reorgani
tat on of the Jugo Slav cabinet,
according lo a dispatch received
from Belgrade. Adherents of
Praditch. the Croatian leader, are
excluded from the new cabinet,
as they were from Its predecessor.
( .vlamath Falls on business connect
jj id with the insurance business.
I ' Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Miller of
DANCE
Opening of New Hall
at
KENO
; SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 2
t. Les Sailing's Orchestra
Klamath.
Mr. and Ml"s. A- fi. Powell r
in Klsma'.h FalU on business from
their home at Bend.- Ore.
F. M. Miller of Lakeview is stop
ping at the Hall hotel while trans
acting business in this city (tr a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cimpbell of
Lorella were shopping with Kiain
aih Falls merchants yesterd.'y.
Capture of Jones
i And Woman Is Near
Big hat sate, wonderful values
in new summer hats. Sale price
?;l.95 at Bee Begins Ready-to-Wear
Store. 12S So. Tth street,
opposite telephone office. A0 Ml
Steel Upright Filing Cabinets
ffl i end LOSS cf
Southwell Stationery Co.
626 V Main St Phone S02
1 '19'&Si!wi'iHmfj!MUJJMmm
i blebe-Vfcrmcke Agzmcy. WM ; G
HOOD r.IVER. April 30. The
hunt for former Deputy Sheriff
Jones of Klamath county, who on
Tuesday evening took Mrs. Helen
Baier away from officers, was close
to an end tonight. Late this even
ing the couple was traced to the
edge of a canyon in the Dukes val
ley district. The posse closed in
to the rim of the canyon and ascer-.
tnined definitely that the man and.
woman had gone down into the
canyon.
j With the brush almost impasahle.
.the deputies realized that the couple
'would be forced to remain in the
i canyon at least until daybreak Fri
Iday. A number of ranchers were
! posted to remain on watch. The
officers are confident that after a
night spent in the chilly canyon the
couple will be ready Friday morning
lo surrender.
Klamath Lumber Man
Broadcasts On Radio
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! A span of over 201)4 miles of
'.telephone wire couneqted radio sta
tions WHB of Kansas City! Mo., and
. KGW, Portland. Ore., last night in
order that " the city of Longview.
Wash., the new R. A. Long lumber
manufacturing city, just below
Portland on the Columbia river,
niiirht take part in the Soth anniver
sary celebration of the Long-Bell
Lumber company.
Speeches were made by II. A.
: Long, founder of the big lumber
company, from Kansas City, and a
, response was sent from Longview
iby Mr. W. A. Tennant. vice presi
dent. Mr. Lodge, Klamath Falls
manager of the Big Basin company,
a branch of Long-Bell, also took
ipart in the cross-country speaking
program.
CALIF. HOTEL MAN lE.l)
SANTA BARBARA. Calif.. April
30. Milo M. Potter, pioneer hotel
man ot southern California, was
tound dead in his garden late today
by his daughter. The body was
found lying alongside a water tank.
It was believed Potter fell from the
'op of the tank, which is twenty
feet, when he sought to measure Its
contents.
The American girl you know the type. Shrjl
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UUUU I W1U UJC MUK U1U IrtlllC OIU II 111 1 UB
wants zest, smartness, orkonalitv. The
was just made for her by Johansen for tha'
famous Calendar Style Service. See it first!
VasJUlt VbUt Kid railing Hot
$9.50
Houston & Jester
515 Main St.
l R. SITUATION
HERE TALKED ON
(Continued From Pago One)
Hill lines that they were nut in a
position to make any definite pro-
j miscs until a ruling has been hand
ed down by the Interstate commerce
commission which has the future
of Klamath county very much in Its
hands at the present time.
FEW DISORDERS
IN U. S. TODAY
(Continued From Pago One)
to forbid a workers' demonstration
on May 1.
L'Humanlte appeals to its follow
ers to accept the fascist challenge,
and declares "the red International
must fight the white dictatorship."
WORK AND SAVE?;
WORK AND SPEND
It is a pleasure to work when tiere is a chance to save a little as vt
go along. I am offering you an opportunity to save on your Clothing needs.
I sell Quality Merchandise only and I SELL FOR LESS. A small operating
expense alone makes this possible.
Hall Mark Shirts
Collars attached or collars to match. A
variety of patterns, easily laundered.
$2.00 and $2.25
Green Hood Shirts
French Flannels and Soisette. Comf
able and dressy. Many good Patterni
$2.50 and $2.85
fort
Arrow Brand Shirts
A well known brand that needs no comment. All fast colors; launder nicely.
Many patterns to choose from.
A CLEAN-UP OF ODDS AND ENDS
I, have gone through my entire stock and have placed on SPECIA
SALE at REAL BARGAIN PRICES, broken lots of Shirts, Trousers, Hafs,
Caps, etc. If your size is here you can save some money.
Weyenberg Shoes
Wear Comfortable Shoes
For Work
There is a shoe for every foot and every
kind of work. Shoes that are comfortable
and long -wearing too.
The Patented Comflex sole on many them
which is strictly a Weyenberg feature.
Prices range
$3.35 to $8.50
Blankets
Double Cotton Blankets. Full sizes.
$3.35 and $3.75
Wool Mixed Blankets. Hard wearing.
Full size. Good values at
$3.75
All-Wool Blankets. Double 56x76,
4l2 lb. weight. Soft, serviceable.
$5.50
For Dress
Th roolf ava- "TK ' heart
is through his stomach." But 1 say:
wav to comfort of brwlv and mind is 1
through your feet."
WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES
I have shoes here that will ease the mat
tender feet. A variety of lasts in Black.
Brown and Tan. Prices
$4.50 to $7.50
Quilts
Good weight. Full size. Built for service
$2.50
For singe bed. Size 54x84. Weight 5;
lbs. Fine for camps.
$2.75
An all-service quilt. Stroncr and durable
72x82, weight 6J2 lbs.
$3.00
Besides everything for any man in Clothing this is headquarters for
Suits Cases, Bags and Trunks.
REMEMBER: Everything I sell is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
back. That is right! Come on in!
LLOYD RYAN
Main and Ninth St
Home of the Working
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