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Thursday. May 21. 1925.
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Men in News of the Day
THE
BUtbL p m JOB '
Im the Judge "I" ' """
and the prises warti.t
the highest contestants, m m f"
be un if th' In I'll y ones?
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred l. Fletcher.
UJ Conger Are are proud parent
f id 8H pound box. named John
dealer, born May 12.
Mrs. Belle Martin will leave Fri
day morning for a two months visit
in Fresno. Calif.
Alamosa. Colo.
and leater and
Mia Bee Begin left thia morn-,
icg on a business trip to Portland. ,
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Kashbury are
local visitors from Weed. Calif.
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Frank & King
Dramatic Stock
Company
Tent Theatre
On So. 6th St.
At city limits.
Tonight
The Great Swede West
ern Drama
Ole Olsen Out
West
6-Piece
Jazz Orchestra
Special Scenery
Vaudeville
Between Acts
20 Clever
Performers
Doors Open 7 p. m.
Orchestra 7:40
Curtain 8:00
Price: Children 25c
Adults 50c
Riley A.
Chiloquin ia
day or so.
Oustav K.
Francisco is
I he Arcade.
Power,
a city
resident of (
ris:lor for a I
Lundgren. of San
l visitor registered at
V.
was a
V.
citj
Mitchell, of Lamberton.
visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mra. W. If. Tirkaor
who hjve been here for several
days on business and pleasure left
y car yesterday for Saa Francisco.'
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Among the out-of-town people,
stopping at the Empire are: U. R.
Harbiaon. Corvallts. Ore.; K. W. j
Shields. Vernonia. Ore.: V. B. i
Beebley, McMlnnvilte: Mr. and Mr.
8. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. O'Neill,
and Mr. and Mra. Frank Ballart. of
San Francisco.
W. C. Hansen and J. T. Kirk
are in the city on business con
nected with the construction of tbe
Sbeil Oil company station at Eighth
and Main streets.
Hans Nylander who reside on
the Merrill road waa in tbe city
yesterday transacting business.
Elks Appreciate
News Publicity
I SHItlNKKS lUMIMi HrllK
W. C. Van Ktn"n. president nf
the Crater Lake Slirlne flub, an
nounces that Klamath will have
'over 100 visiting Hhriners aa vtsl
'tors on Saturday, the day being the
occasion for rhe celebration of the
'spring ceremonials of lllllah temple
if the Mystic Shrine located at
Ashland. I
Visitors are especied here from
i all the southern (ireg.in cities, from
as f.ir north as Kugeiio anil as far
south a. Hv.ldiin In t al t.irnU A
lunuuel for Shrlnrrs and their
,.. with overs laid f"r Jj
'will be one of the features of Sat
urday evening at the White Poll
can hotel.
Deputy Sheriff C. J Taylor and
.his wife were Klamath Falls visit
ors yesterday.
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I A paper wner all tbe people iv
I .ppunualty t exprea themselves U
I they desire that's The KlaoaU
' Newt
Editor Klamath News:
Sir: I have been requested
the Exalted Ruler, Charlton
Currin, to express the thanks
CAFT GEOSQE, "V. J CCAT BK-VOMARD 'TODD
Captain tieorge W. Steele, commander of the dirigible. ti
igeies. brought Iho air cruiser back from her aecond trip to Bern' ids
i 'he teeth of a fifty mile gale Gov. -General Leonard Wood, of the
I 'Ipplne. said reniarkab.e cures of leprosy have ben made at
I na. In tbe Philippines with cbaulmoogra oil Sir Rjblndraratb
1 re. famous poet of India, was reported to be In grse coiioltloa
Ii -mbay from heart disease President Doumergue of Frsnce.
fa uiestioners In ibe Chamber of Deputies alter the kil ing ol three
N. lists and Ibe wounding of other by Cooimuaists .
Klamath Falls Lodge of Elks No.1
1247. to you tor your splendid ef
forts In assisting ua in making t ie
"Elk's Western Nights" an unqun-'
ified success.
NEWS CONTEST
HAS G0-GE1TERSS
(Continued From Pace One)
big prizes?
! Contestants, don't forget that the
, first "period" of the contest closes
Monday night,- 9 V. m. on June 1st.
every 130 In subscription pay
ments turned In up lb that time.
.000 extra votes will be issued.
You can't afford to let this first
period of the conttest pass hy with
out putting fortb all the energy pus
j Yours very truly.
1HUJ1AS vt. DhLzhLL. ypU can call in the office and make slble to get both old and new sub
Secretary. payment to the credit of your scrlption payments to The News.
' ! favorite contestant. It is necessary Some of the contestants are working
and KlaMth FaTuVnTeverSi'0' y0U t0 -ubMriptlonireal hard for these bonue vote.. If
' lmate industry tberein that' the omellme' wnr Bot pair 11 now Bnd Jrou Bre not wny no,?
Klamath News. Ihelp your contestant win one of fe This contest closes on Mondav
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