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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1925)
fit VETOES Ai m of BR if L,N, Uav JJ-"'1" I ...m.ni ainarel eta V .rmUtlr. day Intn BODIIIM'"'" . n.imrl lust sub- L prrsldi-iit. ronfllrU irl n( srmiaiira un,, ....... mild Tuesday. Mi' rcltarda Nnvpin , primarily asscirlated 0I the war. mnimnia armories ' r'r rslrirr (tinn nemon mllliury strinnth. i in iIk' sentiment.!! i Coollda.' l ..h.fi.l (if I III- edvlsa- Lfrn.r dy demonslra ..nirim authorlied liy V, hrllrrs under volunteer miiiiiiiini.i ih, firnl .test on Hcipt. Unt yrsr. considerable , on Ih" tat d he ,0 siddle that com on ny anion at Wash ratllnic hn national tallfmal defrnae day Mr held on Sept ember II, lh day lm. Pershing re tired aa general n( tin. armies, ui,, alo Ih uiinlverwary of 'he buttle of Ht. Mlhlfl. the firm mujor of fensive of the A. K. K. lien. I'ersh Ink and all oih.r army ofUeers pro nounred II a iurrei frmn ,,ry point of view. Th..y frit that II bad two prlnrlpel benefits, firm. Ilia li'lnlcal benefit derived from k tnat demonstration irf the ruii rhlnery by whlih lb organlied re serves are (0 ha mustered Into er- irli-M 4n aVaHI . . I . . . . .... ... ....... ... hri, Hug RfrODQ, M.-ii.wu iu impressing Inn public mind with tha necessity of civilian aui-port for tha army. Witnesses Wanted To Theft of Building Tim names and addresses of per sons who witnessed iba removal of a building from an Inside lot on the westerly side of lllh street between I'llm anil IIIkIi streets to the south west corner of Dili and High. I ' pun-hased the Inside, property In j January last, and said building removed aoinutlniii during Saturday j night. April I'Jth. or ih following' Sunday morning, and now stands on I properly whlrh Ihn rrorrta allow be ' longs Hi l.loyd I'orter and A. W. i Collier. MHH. M. A. I'KCK j M I 3 Man Can Live on 51 Cents Day; Woman On 41; Not in K.F. . HKRKK.I.KY. May 1 2.-Sufficient (food in malnlaln the average male adult In heallh an ha nhtalned al a dally coal of .1.2 centi. A wo- man, ran llva on 41.14 renia a d.y. I Tbeae fliuru vera announred Tuday by the dlvlnlon of nutrl 1 Hon at the llnlveralty of California and are Hated aa nuntaa fr pr laona eniEuied In moderately active work. I The roat per peraon per duy In a family of five la given aa 30.6 cent. j Inaiaed of compulInK Hie dally !eiene of fi.dlllK rlllldren. the re port d.-ala with theae llema on a mr.nlhly Imala. The fullowlna uniiiunia are Hated: I Ate 1J yenra. II1.7K6; II yeara. $8.lir,7; 7 yeara. 17.419; 4 yaera. I7.0C7; 2 yeara, f 6,367, unci one year, $5.01.1. Wednesday, May 13. 1925. Page Five- ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLD GRAND LODGE MEET AT ASHLAND A booatar for Klamath mm.i. nd Klamath Palla and avery leidt- : Imata Induatry therein that! the 1 amain newa. hIKMKNH HI OIK Hill. I) The former John Slunene home on Creacenl avenue, one of the "how place, of Klamath Kalla, wua aold this week to J. Illrvl of the lllrvl. HukliiK company. The price paid for thla dealrahle rexldence property waa $9.0(10, aa Indicated oy tne revenue atampa affixed to the deed recorded with the county clerk. lieKlnnini nxt. Monday, and con tinuing for thrae dayav tha OrM c.i. Iowa of Orenon will practically own) me pretty mno flly of Ashland, aa tha Urand l-odite I. o. O. p. will I hold their annual aeaalun thera dur ing that time. Thla la tba flrat tlma alnca 1913 that the Crand l-odge haa honored the aouthern part of the atate with Ita preaence, meeting during that yeur at Medford. At that time prac tically 200 Odd Fellowa and Rein-k aha croaaed the Caacadea either by train or over the old Cireen SprlnKa roud. With the hlKliwayl now between Klamath Kalla and i jAnhhind completed, It la estimated inut I lie number of vlaltora will j I greatly agreed the old vialtatlon. ' For the benefit of those who can not figure on enjoying the entire ' vi, aeaalon, the following dally program la puhllahd, In order that visitors can decide on what day or daya to attend: .Monday. May 18 Department Council Patriarchs Mil itant at the Armory. Oak Street. 10.00 A.M. Itegular .Session. 1 :. 10 I'. M.-Closing Session 4:1. M. Conferring Degree by Canton. Ladies Auxilliarv. P. M Hik. Tm. pie, Main street. 10:00 A. M. Itegular Session. 30 1'. M. Closing Session (iution banguet at Civic Im provement club house. kOu I. M. Public program, Cbnu- taiinua building. 9:00 P. M. deception and grand ball for Odd Fellows and lie bekaha. WednnMluy. May 20 , (irand Ixiilge, Armory Building , 9:00 A. M. Kpeclal session 10:00 A. M. Itegular Beaaioo. - 1:30 P.M. Hand concert, plaa. 1:30 P. M. Itegular session. 2:30 P.M. (Irand parade immedi ately after parade drill conteat at blgh acbool athletic field. 4:30 P. M. Mauaolem Memorial at Medford, autos furnished. 7:30 P. M. Subordinate exempli fication of degree work. itebekah Assmbly, Klks Temple 9:00 A.M. Itegular session. 1:30 P. M. Itebekah memorial, Prosperity Kebekad Lodge No 104. Klamath Falls. 2:30 P. M. Crand parade Immedi ately after drill contests at high school athletic field. 7:30 P.M. Kxejnnlification of de-j which asked that the Michigan pea gree work by ' Salem itebekah I pie be allowed to enter tbe raw. Lodge No. 1, at Armory build-1 Thla would bava thrown the wholat Ing. ' . i matter open again. Word of tbe deciavon of Justic Taft waa received by Josepb A. Hill. MuacoviTs :00 P. M. Muscovite banquet, Iks dining room. Muscovite parade. Muscovite ceremonial at (,'hau- . Jauqna . building after . -work; ' ' head of the Hill military acait- emy, which 1 one ol .the plaio tlffa bringing- the auit ta overthrow I degree-lth elw. t- ' ' Tbe law, nt held ., qnconatlt. 1. I-ady Muscovite' ceremonial at! tlonal y. tbe' federal. court n PorU Masonic ball after degree' work. inii Bnd the aUle appealed to tW aupreme court. . , A deciaion la expected shortly, a. the argumenta were completed last month. The Michigan people wero. Interested because of steps towarek a similar law being taken in that state. ' COMPULSORY SCHOOL BILL LEGALITY TO BE DECIDED SOON PORTLAND, May 12. That the constitutionality of the Oregon compulsory bill will be decided upon the arguments already submitted to the United States aupreme became apparent Monday XKW BHJi FOB OOKUKEhW LOS ANGELES, May 12. A letf- court'eral bill calling for an extensive when I water survey of the Mojave desert Supreme Justice Taft overruled a will be present to congress at Its motion of a Michigan organization next session. lean Up Week Slogan the Best Clean Up Week Slogan the Grocers adver- tig in this issue of The News have offered a prize. The e will consist of a basket Of merchandise, articles in eing contributed by the stores. Slogans must be turned o the Advertising Department of The Klamath News o'clock Friday night. The Grocers will act as judges. I BUSY! Slogan Ime dress by Our Motto .i- 4 : P. M.--Conferring Degree Crater Lake Auxllllury. C : 00 P. M. Banquet at Klks Tem ple. Ladles Auxiliary and candi dates for Decoration of Chivalry. 8:00 P. M. Conferring Decoration of Chivalry at Armory, followed by Patriarch Militant ball, Lady Auxilliaries apd escorts, and all who have received decoration. TucHilay, May ! (irand Encampment at Armory 10:00 A. M. Regular Session. 1:30 P. M. Closing Session 6:00 P. M. Banquet Civic Improve ment club, club house, for Crand Masters, lirand Patriarchs, Past Crand Musters, Past Crand Rep resentatives and Past Grand Patriarchs. 7:00 1. M. Special session to con fer Grand Lodge Degree. . : 00 I. M. Bund concert, Chau tauqua building. 8:00 P. M. Public program, Chau tauqua building. 9:00 P.M. Reception and Brand ball, armory, Jor Odd Fellows 'and Rbekahs. Rebeknh Assembly 9:00 A.M. Special session. 10:00 A.M. Regular Session. 1:30 P. M. Regular session. 6:00P.M. Past Presidents' asso You May Be Assured That Groceries You Buy Here Are the Best You Can Secure for Your Money 'i-':n .-uif 1 ..VI". f Af- 3 IJForAUThatls 4 Good In Groceries Drive Up Main Street and Park Your Car in Front of Hurry Cash Grocery teP in and you'll find yourself facing one of the most appetizing arrays of fresh fruits and vegetables the market has to offer. We supply everything but the elbow grease for the biggest Clean Up ever known. - 524 Main St. Phone 577 Two Deliveries Daily. it SSI THDSK ARK CARS IHtOlCiHT IX FROM CALIFORNIA AM) ARK KXCKPTIOVAl. HCVS. 1!24 nttlck Six Tour $900 1923 Buick Sport 950 1922 Buick Tour 650 1922 Buick 4 Tour 650 1923 Buick 4 Tour 700 1923 Buick 4 Coupe 850 1923 Dodge Coupe 750 1923 Dodge Tour 525 1924 Star Tour 475 1923 Star Delivery 376 1923 Star Tour, 275 (1923 Studebaker Big Six Gould Top, 6 cord tiree 1660 1924 Hupmbbile 960 H923 Oldsmoblle Sport 4 r cylinder 750 1923 Chevrolet Sedan 000 1923 Essex Coupe 700 1920 Essex Tour 450 1921 Essex Tour 600 1923 Studebaker Light Six Coupe, new cord tires 1200 1922 Studebaker Big Six 850 1923 Ford Coupe 375 1924 Ford Coupe 400 1924 Ford Coupe 450 A BIG SKLKCTION OP JX)RD8 HOAGLAND COGGINB 8th and Fine Bta. Open Evenings Ma Sunday. OHRTIFIBD USED CARS : ;? WE DELIVER Cfesiia Up auodl Pffimt Up We Carry Your Brand of Soap and Cleansers. V 'jj Falls Grocery Phones: 84-85 GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables Corner Sixth and Main. Klamath Falls, Oregon r!fstia.aflia Trip The Light Fantastic At The WESTERN NIGHTS REMEMBER THE DATES May 14, 15, 16 Throw Away Your Cares and Come BIGGER r BPW)E BETTER
