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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1925)
vru'O Thursday. May 7. ivr, Page Tare at- GOLDEN KRUST BREAD 12c 2c ,1 Ask Your Grocer He Carries It SPECIALS air rtt When You ThinkO 0 Bread ; Jb rt Think AltJ il Golden Krust M Br 1 .j w-isx - NUT LOAF Fresh Rhubarb Pie Apple Sauce Cake Cheese Cake THE KLAMATH BAKERY Phone 542 111 III . a -n & & '"J Between Eighth and Ninth on Main St. IK. P. DUTY IHXUTUS. Mit c If there o:hrr wir the American ' can N u!u.t nun, I rintloo to r u iUnn. uud for- l thlam at kllrhen police. 1 probably Jn -K. IV hV oibtr army Job that I i me In u pajt. A '' uu I n ni; woman's ' 1 '"'ufi) rgency In lio- 'M oat n. hy Mint Anita d r.., i.,r uf women's f' ln l! .ir department, and a member ot I lio general staff I Mlu I'lilpiM call li a "redLtrl-' ( but'un of capacity." "Tl'ere are many Cling llul a .,m,n can il ln.t.T Iban a mat- tial a man haa bi-Mi culli d on lo d i l-eretiiforo In I war. ami women alu'iiM p-rform tin tak, mi that the nun ran be fred to f.gh:. und at the hanie I time that particular Job will be ! performed mre efficiently." ahe '"" ! I "Women, fir Instance, are belleri ;coaka than men they can do the' 'conking. Women were employed In1 j the luat war aa laundresses and J waltrwaea, Ullora, telepliono opera-1 j torn, craftsmen. post exchange' workers, techniral specialist of various klnda, clerks, salvage work I era. " Women can perform all then Jol.a efflr'cntly. and many of them I mora efficiently than men. They I tried to use men aa telephone opera-; I lorn In the last war. and found that they were not ao quick and did not have aa good manners for this work aa women." Mis Phippi smiled. "Cm lilng is ani T.ier plaie where A-ouien would be valuable." bhe con- Inn d. "The average woman knows how to save in her cooking better hii-j a man. During the war, vhile people throughout the coun try were doing without this and tv.nt kind of focd. Incompetent cjoks In the army were wasting food. The nlm of Mlsa Phlpps' work, ordered by congress for national de fenae, la to fit the women Into places whore they can serve to bet ter advantage than men, and thus relievo men for fighting and other duties, which women cannot per form In general, a coordination and co-iperailon of activity, with the women aa a sort of backstop. NEW FLARE-UP BALKAN STATES r?f p; HOT DOG! LET'S GO! COFFEE DAM'S FLAC1 . MOW OPEN FO Bum Jst Like the Famous Cof ice Dan's of San Francisco 616 Klamath Avenue LONDON'. May 6. Another flare, up Is imminent In the Balkans. The approaching trouble may be even more serious than the most recent upheaval during which Jugo-: Slavla all sent troops across the Bulgarian border after Bulgarian, politic-Inns and newspapers declared that the plot to murder King Boris j and destroy the Bulgarian govern-, ment with a tomb had been fost-j ered ln Belgrade and tacitly ap proved by Jugo-Slav officials. ' j . By June I, Bulgaria must demob-j llize the 10.000 additional militia-, men granted her by the council of nmbassadCTS In " Paris for the specific purpos? of putting down the revolution for which the blast j of the Sveti Krai cathedral bombj was the signal. The allies expect Premier Zankoff to do his utmost to avoid demobilization on the pre-J text that the Bulgarian situation' still Is ao serious that military re-' trencliment would bare the state to- rebel attacks which Is could not withstand. , Play For Time Zankoff is expected to play' for time by any means that presents itself if permission to retain the 10,000 men in service is not grant ed by t!ie allies. The first move of course will be 1 request for an extension of the time limit. If the demobilization Is not com plete by Juu? 1 there will be angry reactions In Jugo-Slavla and Orecee. These countries already have con centrated large bodies of troops, along the Bulgarian frontiers and these will be reinforced to the limit of Greek and Jugo Slav ability If the 10.000 Bulgarians remain un der arms beyond the agreed upon date. There would be quite aa much disagreeable feeling In Athens and Belgrado If the ambassadors should grant Bulgaria an extension -of the demobilization time limit. Bulgaria la suspected In every Balkan capl till and an addition to her army i might atrike aparks In every cor ner of the tinder box. Allien Negotiating P.oumanla is sympathetic, as the Ru- an menace on her eastern frontier makca Zanhoff's plea, that a commuulst outbreak In Bulgaria U inevitable unless the 10.000 mil itia men remain under arms, ssem more plausible in Bucharest than In the other Balkan capitals. The allies are endeavoring to persuade Jugo Slavla and Ureeca to permit the allies to handle the demobilization negotiations, as it is feared that, otherwise ome inci dent, perhaps a trivial one, might cause the troops massed along the Bulgarian frontiers to invade the country. til'MMONS i. thk oRcrrr roi'RT ok thk STATU OK OIlKtiON" FOR THK rtUXTY OK KLAMATH. Ella O. Ballard. Plaintiff vs. Pearl C. Ballard. Defendant. To Pearl C. Ballard.. Defendant. in the name cf the" State of Ore- ; gon, you are hereby required to I appear and answer the complaint 'filed against you in the above en titled suit, on or before Thursday the 11th day of June. 1925. and ; it you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to ' the court for the relief prayed for' , in her complaint, to-wit: for a divorce from you on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and i personal Indignities, rendering her i life miserable, burdensome and un happy. This summons Is served upon you by publication once each week for six successive weeks, pursuant i to order from Honorable A. L. i Leavitt. Judge of the above entitle! ! court, made and entered on April 128. I!l2a. Date of first pubiicatiuu hereof to be April 30, 1925. I H. M. MANNING. Attorney for Plaintiff., Whose Post Office and Busi- less Address is 201-202- 203 Hart Building. Klam ath Falls. Oregon. A30M7. 14.21.27-J4.il . ZJlwor mode to order HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Maui Phone 323 Critically 111 EXC6JI CHARTS1 EBBET?. Charles 11. Ebbets. president and chief owner of the Brooklyn Club of the National League, ia serlonaly ill at his apartment In 1 the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria in New i York City. WonJiotu Apache Trf" detour of Arizona. The Sunset Limited daily via 1 Paso, San . ; Antonio, Houston, to . New Orleans; thence by train to points east and north or Southern Pa cific steamer to New York. Strictly first-class; personal service; lux urious accommodations. ISM MULES Low roundtrip fares to all east ern points on sale daily biginning May 22nd, good until Oct. 3 1st. Stopover privileges. For complete information, ask Soiat hern Pacific J. J. Miller, D. F. P. A. 517 Main St. Phone 709 Klamath Falls, Ore. ! fil
