The Klamath news., May 31, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

Pagre Two
Sunday. May 31, 102.r.
DECORATION DAY j ATTACK ON COPCO
IS OBSERVED IN FAILS
NO GROUND
Co rid Fire Girls Give
Benefit Flay Tuesday
K. F. FITTINGLY FOR FRAUD GIVEN
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diitcrviui; no honor than hiv
uitiKt lumuus Iwiiu-rs i-l our ure.
Willi slowing ri! the niMNikor
dwelt on Atm-rlia's ideals and stand
for a government uf tlio people, for'udlut Kplaeonnl ilnmli
the people, anil by the people, whleli evening lit 7 : :i 0 . 1'rinv
priuelnlps ho until hail m'tuatrd the i the play will bo illvl.l
nation'! motive! In every war In worth
whleh we have been encased. Son-'oirl.
was oile which be ".Mm. Jenkins' llrllllant lilea.
in the varill-1 Aclmirsliiii price, will be SO nml 3
1IOISK. 1.1a.. My 30 An ln
quent .leelilrll in loulr.ht over
Hi.. Im.lv of mrttiinor who Mew
out III! bralm In n hotel room till"
The Ciiino Klro (ilils of .Villi ml
illtlon will give a pliiy at the Meth-I uioriilim nhorUv iifler arrival on un
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early train from I'orllanil.
aior Miller"! talk
ihoole,i hi hearers
!nal rulea of better fltltimship. Irenla.
Tuexitity
ili from
.1 by the Ki-
I.eamto. anil the tamp Klre
The name of the play will
Fred A.- linker , paid hlh. trib- day for any .cause backed by a
ute to American seamen, llu said .' semblance of agitation or radical
in part: ism.
Baker Addresses j "When the I-ansoll farmers ramo
-We are met at this solemn hour!,n aa M "'r ,n five '"',ars
4o commemorate the pallant deeds . Mra receiving government notice
and to do honor to tte heroic dead!" 1,Psin payment of their Irriga
of the Vnited States naw. We I "ng ',om' thclr attiiuJo
have brought garlands of flowers to'the boI,rd wa8 oae of 'riendly co
cast upon the vatem ai the hiRhestJ01"""'1"00 and "anting to do the
.v.i f , ",.ih,.n. t twn square and honorable thing. The
nnhin n.n v T,,n,,nrf . : same was true of
qulef church yard, nor graven stone
marks their last resting rl.ice. They
sleep, in the deep, in a- windowless
nnlnm nf rtt 'npnth u-llH jsnrcr.ni-
billow and ouiet .waters "knowine , re(",est M obviously reaf onablo ;
neitfyr sunshine or storm. They anJ ,air- Bo,h tnese representatives
are fene to Join and mingle " with wm Probably get for their districts
the multitudes of the countless dead "ac,ly "hat they "want
and (to swell th chorus of the choir I "AnolheI' "ample was in the tes
lnvlsible whose Whems bless and;tlmony of thia Engineer Mr. A. H.
inspire the livingand whose silent j Lamm' while he w" on ,he ,,de r
influence is ever with 'ns. ,he aistrlct owd, his dem?anor
... and attitude was at all times so
And so today we honor the ,. . , .
-, . . alert and friendly that the cha r
memory of oil our sailors dead ,, , ,, ,
. . . . . . . I man- JIr. Campbell, at the close of
let us never forget their hardships, T .. . ' , ,
v.i. . Lamms testimony took occasion to
iucu. uciun- bacriiices, lueir uODie ,t....
vuiuimmcm mo cugiueer on nts re-
rn Jimp In
port and manner of Its presents-
same was true of ths Sunnyside
district representatives, wanting a
; reduction in their project cost.
iThey were mighty vehement in their
. I statements to the board but their
deaths. It is to them, we awe,
large, measure onr present "security,
our Rational greatness and our
worlj influence! 'siy wi ever-Kher-ish
in our -hearts 4heir grand and
Tlorions deeds until the end of
:ni, - .
Taraile Held
Fojl'iwlrs the bridge 'caremon
' fee Spanish war vets formed
'"hind the colors' and led the Am-f-riean
Legionalres, and .the school
children down main street to the
Pine tr.-c theatre.. Captain O. C.
Ai.).':tcal. Klunmth's grand
tion."
"It looks like the old saying
still holds true that 'You can catch
more flies with molasses than with
vinegar,'" the governor remarked.
excelled in their beautiful specialty
"Oregon My Oregon."
Miller Sneaks
Senator Edward Miller, of Grants
Pass, was the orator of the dav and
in his address he reviewed all the
stirring war flmn ni.iiioTamani.
o'Ojthls country in most effective style,
man. was marshal of the day and j with particular suppiecation to 'hU
'?lul the head ' thB co1- nc'arer3 Teaolve that "These non-
llffln With Mr1nr VAVDnniA anil 1 .
, T.., Z: ""orea aeatt sball not have died in
Frank & King's
COMEDIANS
in
Tlh Big WML Tent
At
6th Street South and City Limits
Jazz Orchestra , Special Scenery
Vaudeville Between Acts
SUNDAY and MONDAY
The Screaming Comedy Drama
"Little George Washington"
Prices 25c and 50 Cents
Tent Well Heated Man to Watch Cars
A. C&kcv. The captain wno is Dast
80 years young a pace which no
ticeably exerted - his younger co
horts to keep 'np. .'
At the, Pine Tree a packed house
enjoyed an musical program in
whiclit the chamber of commerce
chorus, Mrs. Marjorie McClure Olds.
and E.-Valenfl offered beautiful J sustamea-appfa"H5e:
vain," etc. The sneaker mnii.u
Memorial Day as a day of real mem
ory and emulation of our great
leaders who have passed on. His
reference to Abraham Lincoln, fiar
field. and McKinley, the martyred
presidents, Theodore Roosevelt .mi
Woodrow Wilson all brought forth
numbers;- Mrs. ' Olds sang "You'll
Never Miss the-SunsUine.', a-beautiful
solo which won the hearts of
her hearers. Mr. Valenti sang
nose or .o .Man s Land in per
feet style, and the chamber chorus I women, as
uneriing from the war time her
oes and accounts-of' their deeds,
the speaker made most effective
reference to the accomplishment of
uUl uouie pioneers, both men n.i
as race of sturdy people
Get the habit of fillins
Aj Vi j-your car at a Visible
pump.
Newby's Grocery and Filling Station
; 555 E. Main St.
pood Shell gas, Standard and Shell oils, Kelly
Springfield tires and tubes, fresh lina of staple and
fancy groceries. Everything you nped for automo
bile or household. .
Low Prices, Quick Service and Courteous
v Treatment
Klamath Falls, Westwood, Susan
ville Stage Line
Geo. A. Scott, Owner.
Starting Thursday, May 21st, 1925
Leaving Klamath Falls r
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 A. M.
Arriving at Klamath Falls
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00 P. M.
Leaving Susanville
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 A. M.
Arriving at Susanville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, G:00 P. M.
Making through trip in one day.
Connecting at Klamath Falls for Ashland,
Medford, Portland, Bend, and points north. Con
necting at Susanville for Reno, and points cast
. and south, also Fruit Growers camps.
New comfortable stages will be used on this line.
Best of Service Guaranteed.
LUMBER
FOR SALE
CHEAP
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension
Siding
In fact practically all
items for construc
tion or repair work.
Drive out and look
it over.
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
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BE THRIFTY-CET READY FOR
AUiSS wvill JUUI IlUIIlli lilt (...hif..i,
Suvt ra own-thiH aiwpi intidn uud diviUo ttii tt
I'mlor atiito supervision puruly mutual
tin nn . mnnk t mn .. '
.w months wil 0 I
$2,000.00 account. Pay us $1,000 00 2
Wm. W. McNEALY 3, )
Distrfct Agent -
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Home Office
Assets Over $1,500,000
Better Cooking
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Pnonds of your own with electric ranges
will tell you that electric cooking with con
trolled heat gives better results, and does it
more cheaply.
Hundreds and hundreds of our subscribers
revelling in this modern clean way of house
keeping, have no untidy wood or coal fires
to tend and say it would be cheap at twice
the actual cost. "
Let us convince you of how surprisingly low
the average bill runs from the current
monthly statements in our books.
Ask about the special combined rates for
cooking and lighting at our local office. See the
electric ranges today at your electrical dealer's.
You can get one on easy payments to be in
stalled immediately.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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tcALTFOINl! ORECWH
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YOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS ' '
Every $30 in collections secured by Monday, 9 p. m. earns
'200,000 extra votes. All paymens, regardless of amount paid, count
toward, this, the largest extra vote offer of the contest. Back pay
ments from old subscribers count the same as advance payments.
Marks Expiration of the
200,000 Extra Vote Offer
Earlv
,A,i .1 ' . ""'Fciimi win dc a big factor in aeciuuis
thefKWmners of the prizes will be, for as the contest pro
gresses the bonus vote schedule decreases. So in order to assist
extlt J StaM, u Wrk ar,ly in the campaign, a bonus of 200,000
tTo " 3r.lHLbe a,ward, all dn each $30 in subscription collec
ectfonro; " V Mundfy: June ,St' 9 P- m' A subscription col;
taums for any length of time in amounts of $30 secured will
The Following Standing of (uq All VotS
Guy Satterlce, 933 Washington St. 1K" B7
J. F. Coldsworthy, 802 Doty St 751,580
S. A. Masters. Alsroma
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D. Tilton, Peli can City 37A K2K
A. D. Tilton, Peli can City 37R 9C
Lorctta Porter, Klamath Agency 255,525
255,425
230,650
Henrietta McReynoIds, 10th and Pine
Delia Smith, 819 Jefferson St
M;.. R
WiUlam rHX:;-in" NO' K,h F" - 199,675
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m for Publication Up To Date
Joe H. Fnf- k 170,675
a:i. .. . ' 'amatn tan, lfc
iss Aileen B. Halev Mill t VI ,bZ5
R i . . . .. -! i Oregon Ave.
Harley Jackson ru:i
.,
oquin
97,925
74,375
40,000
Miss Carol Johnie Gray, 603 Jefferson St;
Mrs. NellaWahl, 1819 John.oi, St
Miss Helen Cornish, 1428 Worde
H. R. Bowman, Bonanza
Mim Bernice Provost, Sargent & Prescott
John Morgan, 688 California Ave
Ave.
37,
3S.025.
27,J
23,400-
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