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Sunday, May 3. 192-".
!lr 'n Ja rlf.lrlr rurrul
1','iuill J tulle lined ollh (
ier ho.n at lakev;w t:dar. af- j
:er tii:inc at (he hjn;e of her t
sod ?'.r a oup'e cf dyv
V:ir. !iir. L iluM banker,
'iine ih.s cc k. re! a-ned t i
Work l o rIK11.
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gf LOCALS ft
i n i:c :i i ti. nual.'d vapor of nici . "t-NXIj 4
i. i l':.u-h .'lenti.l lm iirodip-rd ' " ! i..aiI3!7r7;
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Mrs. H. K. Hovue and sR Jt-bn were la town from Mjlia -'.-Jjy ;ji;t.View Krid.tv
itiitter were in town ysrerJy on wrt they are ec?: d in b :a iy
i.-Inii. .Mrs. Roe eprvis to work
ra:i in a ir uaa i u n -
... , ,., . . Mr. and Mr. K. W. ii wm of
.aco and Kureka. Calif, to be rone
rJootl :n were in Klinta-.h Kalis
i tr a to u pie or weeKa on Dusinens .
, , , , . ve:tTdiy in butine. i asirr'" uene wx :uej lo
md pleasure eomb.ned. The Royee' ' " ,urM- ....-. .
ire propriety of to M.dand a a- urt h k. Murdick drove in Wy.
'pL ;nn yesterday ;f:t-rn 4n. from
J!rt. Hi!yr4 of 0!-n- ... snop- h' r lh' K'a- i
hre
.Vr an Mr. KreJ l.aafte.l of
Podjrxj er? p nfi .a i-n Sit-u-diy.
v'ni; in town yesterday
Wi!liam T.njt'ey who owns a l,r?e
ir.rh sonth of this city is in
t-wn on Lupine ye:e: da.
Harry Nichols and son Robert
I! o rnmniri nr
L o Oo Fo
n. J. thtmber of Priner"!
Kl-in: !i Kail bu:n it r
O. K. Iy-r of H 'm:n : :a
ua n a jL'-ilne-s trip
Kr:d Ki:i3? w.io wi i.jJIy hjr:
a ieli a: his Lorre a' oieue -
MEJL IMBED
Mrs. v. c. Ca!Uon of Sprag je of ?.er'.-an lfd dea n-rntiu
ti.fr m.s lrn,ct'o bj.ar. in i0 ..,.; f i, Anir:ca consulate
KUm.ih Fall yes'erdjr. ' . v. .,
H. Vi". 'riphr of Diinmu:.-. Wm. ' to ad" icrt from I'siteJ :j:e4 coo-
... ,a i.in:n t.. i capstan
Kiimatk Lod( No. 117 Meeu ;sa 4d of r.riy. R. A. Cai-1 . , t
er7 mdar ht. W. E. Bk f., a f. 0. .. ()re ' o.;t:, ,r.. ..J
G; W. A. St and wife of Kuseae.j hn-J" rt Jirti' s
ire aauns :he ffijsy oat of towa '""-' Jaoorers ar? jpr..-ard us.
PrtMperttjr Rbkaa Lodse Ni t.. .. .
1)I-SIU first aid third Tbart r:s:-Jrs co :n K.a;a:j Fi.l. ;a. y :a tae la ted s:a -s. h!ci
was :a !m s:erd iv a"ead.ni ' Mexico."
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Have You a Bank Accoum
Everyone should have a bank accoUri.
It may be a commercial account .i
"vTI
car.rrllid checks will furniali you accuraJ
:y with expenditures and ycur statcmer,
f.vith deposits made, or it may be a o.. '
account which will be the nest-egg fj
seme luture happiness.
. . . ""'"..1 13 sometfiM
to be proud ot.
Eiwauna encampment o. 4 fr j v "
Meeu eerr Taeadiy olghu A. E to aunter-a of busineAA.
tieniiTsstrarion in front of ra::-
Crater No. T-M-tt- -- i5?P:a '- bSa:f of Mexican ana other f..r,,
Canton
rery Wednesdar ereninc. Car dar.
Stlell. Commaadaat
libber. ai:eced:y impris --d ia
the I ntted States presumallr er-
WOOD
We can supply yoiir
fuel needs on short
notice.
Blocks Dry Slabi
Limbs
Fuel Oil Coal
Peyton & Co.
Phone Orders to 535
601 Main
"Wood to Burn"
Mr. and Mra. ller:e K:Is ire sal
son i-ieliey from Laaset; uKey Tjrl "' '- "atiia-w.de o!rtic
. spent the day at the .jirj .-eat ; Mjy dl;- ,a Mexico C:ty orsa-
yesteiaay. B..e.i -j. eai'jrc-.a ccnr;tl.te i
sjt::n of work dur.as its d.rti
MiH Eralya App,'o: ia k-ratica y erUy aad Axer an
froaj the Brook.-.:d raa.-h : S3 Ai .aiSauo.- .Saeff.elJ waikrd fr
J-ake yesterd.y tn : li. lbn ! tae eaiili. rat.ler
:haa a.ceiit a permit fr.-m -Ke f..,i.
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Sir. aad Mri
were city viaitor ye..tr
Algoraa.
SVm. and Tlkotnas Uo'.ers were
in ttiwn yeaterday froa pje valley.
eration of tat-jr to operate his au
t&x 'Lie.
1925 HI SCHOOL
BASEBALL TITLE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Member Federal Reserve Bank.
Capital $200,000.00.
Deposits Over $2,232,000.00.
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GOES TO HENLEY
Philadelphia fattortes ia a year
could auppiy erery person in the
United State, with half a pound
Of rtn.-te antt n. . .1 . . .
... n . ... . ' 'i lnut oi ice
JIi-s Bertha Pa!pa of J! diand cream ,. , . '
was in Klaaaath Fa:ia r-veM.v Ii-aiv h:,a ,';"'1 -"-"l-'
j opp:ag with Klamath FaU tner- T, aide, t-f , recently patented ""ll..W;"'r . ,i". b"-
chaats. hani h,e f. ....-.a l" "i" "
Mr, fira!,H i - -heid th;; the ,:,.:ra a
;y 'n Smi'a Pf T. "earned to ,o0i,aed toopen the ba? ,Ch01 "r th" "-"
" tne cninipn nnip
of the Klamath county high ichool
-efiw-.a.. te.Klie.
The. Henley (,:rl' baseoall team.
. by sufferinn only cob defeat, won
the cup for the championship of
the Klamath county hia achool
girls' ball league.
Only one defeat wan chalked tip
, against the Henley boya. and that
was at the hands of the Klamath
nunty hish school learn thin week,
in aa extra Inning game. The win
ning team has a record of five vic
tories and one defeat.
Klamath county uiRh school
stands in necond place in the league,
with four victories and two defeats.
: The local team was defeated once
by -Henley aad once bjr Slalin.
-Mal'in. with an average of .500
por cent, -tood taird In the league,
and Merrill, with - aiX defeats
ha:ke4 up against her. held down
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Get Out
Into the Open!
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With ycur car freshly filled with the best gas and
oil, wit.'i a newly washed and polished bedy, and
the feel of "pep" in the engine, hit fc,r the open, the
ole fishin' hole where the big ones hide. Before
startir.g cn the Sunday trip brir.g the bus to us. Ex
pert mechanics will overuaul the motor, the car will
be completely serviced and you need have no fear
of trouble cn the road.
Celdand ardNas!. Sales and Service.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
K.n !Ka
oarage
Three Regular Feikws Roy, Rcx, Ray.
31 K'amaih Ave.
Phone 212
Ban on DishopTJ
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Correct Spring and Summer Dressy
at One Low Price $16.50
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Onj 5 o fze Fer Mcw Styles
Unusual Value at
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oAil the New
Spring and Summer
Shades
Styles
that trill pic
Cvcryont
Bishop wintam Montgomer,
Browa of Arkansas, who was .,n
frocked by the Protestant Epl.co-
trial last y..nr 0 chnrR.s of h r
10 N"w o "Peak nt
, la the nouwe-"
on the aubjeet. "Are H..,,,,j. Tru ,
of An, llaer Bl-hop Mtt'iitiiiK
?n.T- ork' ""' " ,e"f to Pr
to ,ek hA'? i'" ",ln" " "
Dr roL 'I"' "r (iU,hri- "1-1
In .11 'W allowed to l-llk
thai . 0ll",i,' annniinnd
,. e,l h . ' "' n..t
Hliese are Dress Styles adapted
for the approaching arm season
of Spring and Summer
Printed Itf tKo Rx H.nd Block- d Process generally used
only cn tKa very Kiiest priced materials