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ITe Eight
Saturday, May 16. 1925.
THE
BFlocals f
C. Morion Walla.e. of Ma,'d,iel:
V. F. Walker and wife of Portland;
-tleorje Hilton, of Meiiford; J. H.
Bubh and CVI. V. T. Arnold, are
-Sitered at the Hall hotel.
Mr. and Mis. dorse Win wh.i
iijve been vitirip relative.- f.r a
Kb at Su.-anville, Calif., were
.trri'mpanied home by their daiigh
Mm. C. A. HateheMer and
ntnail son who will iit at tile
Mini home for a omip'e of weeks
'.efore returning to their hnme at
Nnnanville.
Doujrlas llussey. of Malin. wad
it Kiatnata Falls yesterday on
mninr as.
Mr. and Mm. R. H. Cook, of the
Underwood Pharmacy have return
ed fr,-m a two week Yit-.iti.ia out
of town.
Among ome of th,i-e V ewet
:o attend the tlratt-l I,il;e of the
I. (). O. F. and Itelie. va assembly
at Aslil.ind are: Mrs. William
Steinim 'i. Mr. and Mrs II. A. F.ll
initt. Mrs. Waiter I'ofer. Mrs. J. F. 1
duller. Mrs. Jennie Hura and Mr.
lid Mrs. R. K. a-ieniuir
I. like Walker returnej Thursday
evt nhu from a I'ii-.u-s.-. tn;i to
Ptirtland.
Mr. and Mm. Warren fro ks and
son Joe arrived from Portland
Thursday evening, where they have
resided for the pa: year. Mr.
Crooks will again he connected
with the (lolden Rule store.
Miaa C. B. Rhode, domeatic art
teacher in the Indian school at the
'Agenry wa ahopp'nn with local
jmenhanta yesterday.
t Mm. James tlrimea nulored to
Oranta Paa yesterday to allen.l
itt'e Uratid I ircle of the Ladles of
!;he Woodcraft, which will lie held,
in that city the net few days. j
Vrs Ilyron Notid expect t"
to Medfcrd tomorrow to spend thej
wee'i-end with relatives and friends I
Latest Photo of Pope Pius
Underwood It About
To Re.ign In Senate
JUmath
II. s
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tills
tlricsiiy is makinc a briif :
trip to Central Point at I
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
WHITE PELICAN HOTEL
HARRY BOREL
and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour.
I 1 im:mmm A
fT" it n a--
( YOUR SILENT PIANO
If Trade It for a RADIO
Possiblv VOU have a silent niann in vnnr
home no one to play it no one to learn
LUS1C.
If SO why not exchange it for a rarlin nr n rrnnrl
Vietrola and records?
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
507 Main St.
Phone 282
W F. Jinnette. of Merrill was a
.outry se.it visitor etTday.
Mrs Docia X.-rri expects to leave
for Ashland Sunday to attend the
Crand lodge of 1. O. O V. and
Iteiiecca's. of Oregon, which will
convene there next week.
! Iter. Hulet. pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Merrill, returned
yesterday from a tea day's vacation
in Portland.
Mrs. John Taylor, of Merrill was
shopping here yesterday.
Lewis Pankey. of Sprague River,
was in town yesterday attending to
business matters.
Lawrence Horton. Lo: River far
mer, was attending to matters of
business here yesterday.
Mrs. I.. D. Pnrke. of lionanza.
was in Klamath Fails yesterday on
business and pleasure.
Mr. an I Mrs. Fred Baker were
business visitors here yesterday
fru-.i Klamath Agency.
fleorse Offieid. of Merrill, was
transacting business at the county
sea: yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cenrse Iieii.n anil
daughter Pear!, accompanied by
Freddie Heibn. who is attending
Hill's military academy, in Pert
land, left yesterday by car for
Per: land. The i!e:hr.o' have Wn
visiting here for several weeks. f
Mrs. Milton Smith, who lias beer, j
visiting with friends and relatives
at Lakeview for a couple of days
returned to her home at North 9th
street.
D. F. Dris-ol! who has ben in
Klamath Falls on business and j
pleasure for several days returned
to Bonanza yesterday. '
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POPt' -plUS VISITS J;:xr3051TI0s
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VSIIIMITi'N. May 15 Report,
tii.i. Seitiior Oscar I'tnlerwood. of
1 .llama retli from tlm acii.
' i-i at tile end of hla prearllt litrm
iw.i e.us hence eri revived Frl
h, wlicii It liecame known he dad
p ii.tiasid. ' ' o.mIUwh," a beauit.
':tl .Mil h'stol'tc fistate. la llllle
i .tu W la'iitiitMii. near Mount Vor-'
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I HIS HollUess. Pope PIUS I In mile testment). IS pictureq oer
conversing with th noted Italian architect. Mannuccl tin lay doming),
and Biahopa Marchettl tletti and Selvagielaul. as they attended th
Vatican Architectural txpositioa
REV. BOBBITT TALKS
AT CHAMBER FORUM
A h:g turnout of R.'tariiina a'
the regular weekly luncheon at the
j chamber of commerce yes'erday
; heard Rev. E H lbbltt. deliver
j one of bis heart to heart : :'.! on
"Loyalty and True Friend-hip.
The speaker ni idJ a s'ring i:n
1 pression with his he.ir.Ts wivn he
emphasized the pri'-cl-'ss heritage
of confidence and r-spe. ; to be a
I pi .s--es-ion of far K.-e.rer vai'i" ; !i .1 n
gold. " friend asked ni"." P.'b-
bitt said, "why I d.dll't quit pr- ach
' ing am! take up in-iir.ir.ee and thus
I cet ahead in the world I t -:. butt
I had no money, tint was tru. but
; I d-d have what I c'r.s:d -r--d of
greater value, a host of true und
deporiec'.ible friends."
(ins Mii'.er, KJa:::.i'!i meat ni.ir
ket owner, appeared y. -terciay for
the first time as 11 member of the
Rotariana.
Jack Kimball intridicd I. aw.
rence Kellogg, a Minnesota hir.!
wtod lumberman and a ne;i,.- of
W. A. Iing. coast manaeer of the
Weyerhauser Timber company, w.u;
is visiting Klamath at this time to
get first hand knowledge of local
pine manufacturing and timber
conditions.
Trouble May Brew
If Hindenburg Payt
Visit To Rhineland
Spring Hats
PFIil.lV Mav 11 Vitw'thstand ;
ing th fii t that h.- Is still II. ted
us a- war criminal bv the Fri-iKh
-:o rtiin 'iii. Pr-'-ldcnt .n ll.tnl n
lurs has de'ermin-.1 t.i viit tin.
'.- iipi-d 1C 1. i :t I ! .1 and th'.s . i.'.-r
lii.' "li-'n's lien" .f C. r-i. ii t-Trir-.i '
Th ' 1.1. lit alel f..-'.I Ti-a.-.h I
has .'...-,.!. ,1 t , iv. 1 '1 1 i.e.. ;.,
-biorf .n Julie H . . i,lt :iki 1 .-e
')inpllent:i.n wl'!' th u'i: -s A-nnlii
lie i -r:: i ns a- . n , .,,,;, ;,
iniilere.i as a ;.! I :iu.imi.i ih,
failure of ail., s 1.1 ei.i 11 it., ilie
'iiiiir and t'olo.tn.' ar,..:. Ii .s r.
':;ll -d. nor. 11. er. t .,1 la'c Pre i
i'. lit Fl.-rt was f .rhl,!.!. 11 bv lb"
.lilies to enter th - o, upi t'Tiiti.r"
up 1 the khiti .;.ri t 1 irn rr. s: .'ti tn.iv
ei.i prohibit l!ti!der!lmrg'.s
Presbyterians Will
Elect Moderator Soon
Italian Women Given
Equal Suffrage Right
ROME. May 13. Italian women.
Ions cor.sid' red a negligible factor 1
in politics, have won a victory in
their fight tor suffrage, without
even so much as a parliamentary
roll call to decide the issue.
Ily acclamation, th" chamber of
deputies tonUht approved the bill,
which grants women the right to
vote.
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Pay Day Specials
Today being pay day every one will want to make their pay
check go as far as possible. Ou r prices will help you a long ways
to save on your groceries, and you will have more to spend to make
1C e 1
ate more cheerful.
OUR PRICES FOR TODAY:
j
Thompson Seedless Raisin?, Extra
Fancy, 1 lb. package 10c
Fancy Slice Pineannle.
No. 2 Tin 19c'
Fancy Slice Pineannle
No. 2K tin 28c, 2 for 54c
Gal. Pure Fruit Jelly $1.30
Gal. Ah!and Blackberries 73c
Gal. Fancy Loganberries 73c
Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2... 1
for 15c, 12 for $1.75
Large Size Mother's Oats 39c
Swifts Jewel Shortening
8 H. pail $1.54
A Fancy Steel Cut Coffee
3 lbs. for $1.20
Libby's Apricot Jam, No. 2 tin 2
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BERRIES FRESH FROM ASHLAND
Our Vegetable Window is full cf everything good to eat.
"Serve Yoursplf and Save"
Whitaker's Groceteria
407 Main St.
PROFESSOR KILLS 3
AND THEN SUICIDES
NEW ORLEANS. Mav 1 , no,!
ics of the ent!r family of (ienrire
V. I'eckham. professor of philosophy
at .Newcoml) college. weri fun ml
Friday, when police liroke into 'he
Peckham home. Each tody hail a
bullet hole in the left lireast. -
Although no details of the trag
edy were known, the coron-r cle.
tided that I'ackhtim had commit!. d
suicide. .Mrs. Eleanar Peckham. .10;
Eliiabeth. a sevpn-vear-nli! daughter,
and George. Jr.. a two-year-old son!
were the other Tictima.
ci'i.twmrs, Ohio. MHV ir, T),
Itev. Ir. I.a-iHley M. Af...., (, iMnr o(
the First l'res!iyi..:lan church of
llerk.dey. Calif., is tiriim.n.nil.v
mentioned as the conservative run
d'dale for mod-rator of tiie Pres
byterian general u-.n'iuMv.
The Itev. Dr. Lewis S. .Mudite.
statu rlerk of the general assembly
und his staff, have arnv-d to pre
tare for the a.-.-mbly. whl.h win
meet next Week
P..ik..r l!an- condttii ns fr.
stork report.-,! h.-.,t ja many years.
K"i'i liniiding icrmits since
January 1 t . : 1 n.ariy tl.uvo.uiiu.
A r 'rciiimina cover'i.g the city o
hlamath Falla and the county of
N .uliniri 'Inc. K,m,. v.
Practically Every hJ
In The Stock Of The
Worden-Calkins
Shoppe
Will, te placed on sale at prices that vi
please vou. Manv to be sold at cost
We Must Make Room for Our
Mid-Summer Stock
Sale Starts Today
All Hats Are of this Season s Stfl
Sky Champ
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Lieutenant J. ft. Kyle, of tbu
naval ailutlon staff, wan chief
pilot on the heavy u. 8. Navy s, a
Hane "I'N-!)" that recently broke
all endurance records by remain
ing In the air twentylght hours
nd thirty-eight minutes over Phil
a, elphla. Pa., in preparation for a
flight from the west coast to Hon
ul'ilu thai taring the previous reo
"".V n"arlJ' fourteen hours. The
flight consumed 1,300 galluns of
a and m .ailony of, oil .
Public Market
"Pay Cash It Pays"
126 No. 6th St. Phone 169
OREGON GOLD DOLLAR
STRAWBERRIES
Extra Fancy, Per Cup 15
- - - - - .
ORANGES, 2 D ozen 45
BUCKET SOAP SAL
$1.33 VALUE FOR $1.00
14 Bars P & G Soap
1 Pk(T. Chipso
1 Galvanized Euckct
FIVE ROLLS TOILET PAPER FOR 25c
f. "n K,Z(!S.,!1 P,,,; A ,,,,.,
Ou n sue Sohtl V.H. T.n;,t,.M
Gallon Soli.l ,,.K.k ,.,un)s JJe
Frch :::::::;;:;5
We Deliver All
A mounting to
More.
Fresh
Vegetables
From Grant. P
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Via
$1