ill
Pa& Two
Tuesday. Juno 2. 1 92.r.
K. F. SCHOOL TEACHERS TO SPEND
! VACATIONS IN VARIED MANNER;
NEARLY ALL TO RETURN IN FALL
or iU'i'rt
im,(MM MIKIVKIW IV I.. A. !l'h llulr long Jmirtti-y on
U)S ANCKI.KS. Juno 1. Wllh a r''"'"1 "''''
XKW NOV KTUI' I I KiHT
S.W KltANflSl'O. Juno 1. Tlio
hln navy's iin-tn ulrnl.ino fllcht from
triMiicmlm all tluy li", "f trmii
pcl and cr:is!i!nK of cymliaU hi-r-
tt,.. niHv:i1 rtf 1IIW
nunji i:i iht'ir ui'W tuei'oa. thla the 1'a.lflc coaat to Honolulu will
officially lu'famp I ho li atlrmptril on hiiniinwr
J Two of the faculty of Central mer. planning a trip to western
trhool nra planning trips to Can-. I annua, through Hriltsn loiumuu
aila, oji' Jovrney to' Minnesota and northern Washington. Mrs.
for th' suranier, anil a number are' C'lemeiis teaelies the seventh grade,
planning to eutrr . school for the;' Accordim: to Mrs. Ruby Wlse-l-u-atlou
period, according to those ! carver of the eighth grade, who has
tiho signified their Intentions yes-; resigned her position from the I'en
terday.
,' This Is the lr.st week of schools
jn Klamath Kails and classes are
tompletlng their work. One hundred
bnd fourteen students are being
I. ac-
reeelved
city Monday
......... il'.v..r.tiiu.i of ?itO - c.ir.linir to In fi .r m :i I It. n
ruti ly . r .- .-u - - - - - - -
000 feued arabs from all over the Monday at tho 12th naval district
1 In-aniuarters,
! - : i
"I Klllll to nhow you lll II"
homo. We'll xlurt with tin loll.ir.
"(ih. that'll be a regular trout!
Joauetto tlt I Newn-l)li.iali-h.
A circulation nivertm the city of
Klamath Kails and thu i-on'ity ot
Klamath lhat' lll Klamath Now
nntlnn.
Golly Karbe.i patrol chanters, a
iToien bands and a chereing multi
tude Monday ntsht welcomed the
last of the 154 caravans to com-
padtiated from the eighth grade, J ,l,an0-
tral school faculty, her vacation will
not be enjoyed until later in tho
summer, when nr. and Mrs. Wlso
carver plan a trip to tho home of
Mrs. Wisecarvcr's parents, lu Boise,
the largest graduating class In the
annals of Klamath county history.
Some Summer- Courses
Every teacher fn Central school
Miss June Dunlap has accepted a
position in Washington, where she
will teach next year. She plans to
spend her vacation away from the
Preserve your ho:ne with a new
c.Hit of faint and pay later. For
(totalis see K. It. Dili". Phone 12
W. J3H
rcJuced rounJtrip fare
(16 day return limit)
Vortfie National
Miss Olive Wilson will visit with
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wilson of
Hoseburg. Miss Wilson is tho do
mestic art teacher in the Klamath
schools. ;
Russell Kidder, of the manual
training department has not made
t
t
has tho work for. the coming summer, se-ond Kde room ln Central Point,
outlined, and.'all but three of tbe wim-ner parems.
teachers are planning to return to
Klamath Falls in September to
cbntin'uer' their work. Mrs. Ruby
W'lseearver has. resigned to take up
tbe motre trying duties of house
keeping, Mj June 'Dunlap has ac
cented a '.DOsltton In - Washington
nd at' Ethel Nelson will attend iUD nis mind lf nU vacation. later in
school in smi Jose !the annimer will be enjoyed in Can-
.1 ": . . ada or' Mexico.
. nnmn a weea or len uays auer
the r'.nso of school Mr. and Mrs. .J.
. Wells will leT; for California
pwhere -Ma. Wells will enter. Miss
$w.opfs' school for primary teachers
ih) Siitita O.rnfc- Mr. Wells will at
o;ti F hool In- the University of
California to, brush up on his know
ledge ot being a superintendent.
'? Soinr Visit Parrnts
: Miss Augusta Pnrker, principal of
Central school will 'leave soon after
wool to spend tbe summer months
ShnncCowmi
Girl Throws Scare
Into Boys' Marble
Contest By Skill
to Los Angeles
ion
June 2-4, inc.
(Special excursion tickets on sal May
2S-Junel,lnc)
Now plan to attend this gala event No
better way to aprnJ your vacation t b la rear.
HundmUot Sir Knighn on droa parade.
Banda, ccncmooiala,driU contrti,djncea,
t'njoy.ruo. the gayrecratkinac Southern
California buch reaucta Santa Monica,
Long Ucach, Ca talma laland. and many
other. Sco Hollywood and Culver City
movie colonies. .'. i'
Fast.luxnrious service dally via Routhem
PacxocDeiiciouameala enrouteia Suutbp
era Pwinc dining cars.
; Fur full information, ask j
ATLANTIC VCITV. N. J. June
1. The only girl who dared and
had the skill to knuckle down
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Creo-ianionK 63 entrants in the na
il. Parker, and sister Miss Gertrude ; tlonal marble turnament, was elim
Parker of Grants Pass. j inated this afternoon, after winning
Miss. Hazel Noble of the fourth f","' foUr Baraes in mast'y
erade will l.avo fnr n,.l,.,h " "'""""B.
nesota, where she will spend the
summer with her parents. Miss
Noble also plans on visiting .for a
irtnight ' with Mrs.' Richard' 'Fred
erick In Oregon City, who was Missi
J .ff a1 T - a. 7 Tna, i W v -V i V, A
''No-Interest'-
Marie Lawley, the U-year-oldj
"torn boy' from Harrisburc. Pa.. I
i had won from Clovd Iiuokwalter.
of. Altoona, lu . thfufi i.tra!(.liU, s-l.
j S-u, 12-1.1 Su iuHo wfeaied Ixo?
(Seneviove Evon. a tether of River-i Vfm neaswr. .. in,
aide scbo'oi before her marriage last i!r,r "m Ml"f ' ' core of
yenr :' 1 '' ' " 1 ' ' ' " ' Them Leon rallied and .barely saved,
"'(Miss Sara Fols6m;ofi: tW first bl' '"" Jl? boyish disgrace of
Jade room, will . attend, .ooa,-lbe,"R m,re lrt; . ."!.
nfpneement week jfMotm6th Watef h-ae .'f- f--
IT,' nh01 ",UrninS 10 1 New pain, will make an old home
Jlosier. Oregon, where her parents look new. Paint now and pay
Ide. i ,i later. F. R. Olds. J-hone 192-W. '
J,Mrs. Moliie' Belding will visit with J2-9 !
friends ln Bend, leaving- immed tatej.'
ly--after -srhnor has"' close dr""5trs'.t - ' 1
Belding teaches the lower section
of the first gradein.CsntraJschQ0l.
Miss Anna Mae' Johnston oT the
second grade, will spend a portion
of the summer visiting with friends
and relatives in Portland and Seat
tle, according tffher present plans'
Another -to attend scWl will' be
Mrs. Violet McLaughlin, teacher of
the sixth grade, who plans to enter
the University of California in Ber
keley for the summer session.
Few Will Not Return
Miss Ethel kelson, one of the
three teachers Jjcho' wifl not return
to Klamath Ffclla next fall. ' will
visit in Portland for some time, as
well as in Seaside before
for San Jose, where she will enter j Terms as low as $5 cash
the California state normal school, and $5. per month.- References
Mrs. D. Clemens will remain ln I required. No interest
mo my uiu eariy part or tue eum-
Southern Pacifscltnes
$30.00 Portable
Pay for your paint Job like you
pay for an automobile. Ten equal
mcnthly paymnts. See F. R. Olds.
Phone 12-W. 19-9
Earl Shepherd Co.
507 Main St.
" Klamath Falls, Westwood, Susan-
' ville Stage Line
j ' ) ;; ; 'Geo.. A.' fScpty Owner. j
Starting Thursday, May 21st, 1925
JLeaying Klamath Falls i
r"edrtKm;scTay"anaT A. M.
:'vvT"--"Arriyns'a1 Klamath Falls " -
.Monday, Wednesday and Friday, G:00 P. M.
t Leaving Susanville.
. Monday, Wednesday nd Friday, 7:30 'A. M.
t
Arriving at Susanville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 :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 e:st
and south, also Fruit Growers camps.
New comfortable stages will bo used, on this line.
Best of Service Guaranteed.
1
LUM n K H
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.
It f-T' II . I
'.RivT'-'-'tM.
mm
lit tt-fri
TUNITY own your home. I,0 comforUaJ
S;virs own thU uwtoclatlon ,i. "f
Imler ntnt Bupcrvimon purely mutual
$10.00 m month for 100 month, will J
$2,000.00 account. Pay u. $i,ooaoo -
Wm. W. McNEALY
Distrrct Agent
(?4
r Z-m -T J
lDA.ni Association.
AmcH Over $1,500,000 , )
! 1 ' ; y ' ' j .'.11111 f
mir nnm with plprfn'r? rnnt'M I ci.i i .it
Friends of vour own with electric ranees
will tell you that electric cooking with con-
trolled heat gives better, results, and does, it -irr r
more cheaply. ' . . . . r
Hundreds and hundreds of our subscribers
revellincr in this modern clean wav of house
keeping, have no untidy wood or coal fires
to tend and say it would be cheap at twice
the actual cost.
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wita.pi ...-.iii ... ,, iiiMn.il i... . rrrr. -
A 175,000 EXTRA
1 1 un
f !
ft, bSOQB
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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CALIFORNIA ORES
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VOTE
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9 P.
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mhwii vunec uons -
Hrt. S. A. Masters, Algoma 1,026 900
Mr. Guy Sattcrloe, 933 Washington St """" 934875
Mr. J. F. Goldsworthy, 802 Doty St 844580
Mrs. A .D. Tilton, Pelican City. " 416 525
Miss Bernice Dawson, R. D. 1," Klamath Falls "'"'Z 355675
Miss Loretta Porter, Klamath Agency 255 525
Mm. Henrietta McReynoIds, 10th and Pine ....!...."Z" 255,425
Mrs. Delia Smith, 819 Jefferson St
.wnd. Hood, Chiloquin ..
Wll.am A. Hulet, Merrill
M... Atleen B. Haley, Merrill R
a.
Ku:. "21'Oregon A
230,650
181,375
Z'; I"" 170,675
w-O. Hardbcrger, 1321 Oregon A. ?67'62S
100,925
40,000
Miss Carol Johnie Cray, 6X)3 Jefferson St.
Mrs. Nella Wahl, 1819 Johnson St
Miss Helen Cornish, 1428 Worden Ave.
llowman, Bonanza
Miss Bernice Provost, Sargent & Prescott
John Morgan, 688 California Ave.