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Pace Two
Friday. Juno B, lflg.
Destruction Again Overlays Wide Areas of Japan
CAMPING TRIP
IS SCOOT PLAN
Hoys irho have Joined or ho
lmve eipnifiiil their Intent'ons ot
JolninK Hie Kintniiih F.ilH troops of
Hoy Scouts, may well be assured
of an enjoyable furaincr if plan
now under way are enrriei out. The
suinnier eanip which will he held,
during the month of July holds ai
week or several weeks of outdoor!
life for tho scouts and'now Cecil A.'
Cook, scout executive for tho Crater J
Lake council has obtained the ser-i
vi'-cs of Captain O. C. Applegate,
who Till assist him in outlininB
hikes ' :1 excursions for the scouts
'llch :!1 t:.:;e them to historical'
'. inii- e-ting spots in Klamath.
ou: Time hr. made tho land-j
;;nr' of the Indian wars more'
': t : tri . ;-nJ Captain Applegate
rtill i! i-i the scout executive in
mapptnr Mi,t trips which will includej
i:.anv o: the :ost attractive places.
i n.' o: tile ;pots to be located, i
or rat r an attempt will bs made!
to locate it. is tha position of the
'ii t cabin built at Lake of thej
Woods, whkii will, it found prob-j
ably be the site for the boy scout :
cabin this summer. !
Tomorrow night in the Presbyter-!
ian church the newly chosen scout!
masters will receive their prelimi-l
nary instructions for the summer's:
work. '
Recently a contest was Instlcated ,
anions members of the seven Med-;.
ford troops to make up display
boards with various kinds of knots
made from rope, knots both useful
and ornamental. The board contain
ing the largest number of knots i
selected was to decorate tho scout Si larSe trollt was the re-
headquarters in the Methodist rhur-;ward obtained by (leor.ee IS. Lind
en. Troop Xo. 4 won the contest iey of the American National bank
w-ith 156 different types of knots
in the board. After troons in Klam
ath F(alls are sufficiently organized
to Dermit a contest of this kind,
similar work will be carried out
among the lbcal boys,
board to decorate the
during the summer.
Ml WISH s
1.08 ani:i i i-:s
r.ilc.nim nt
ni ri'iiiti i
.hum Af
f I he line" MinpcitH in
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a ....til S.itur,.iv l y J"
khi in-.. .
(!,e l.llild bee ill
Ihe Bl-.nul JUT l"
mvcutale Hie .
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, .lori: end "f lluiond lak
,l,.sri l.i flrhlnn, lo prnlnct Um it att tk, "
M :iwiiliit irotil. l-y red bllliys which iiK" l
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lliam H.MIM .h I'm IUKW. rd Ufcu
ruder Urn I'liin of magnifying Uiu1
oi.ler to i-l1'
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Tim nimpei'ts,
llolconili und
iti.lii-iry on I'lipiT Klumntli. till. dUirllmii . "tkk
Ibn
In r.
yatciii pf rlinlng a purl of
waters would likely lie Invoked
SEA. OF S MATSUMOTO V
JAPAN (
V Kon TOKIO chosh
7M fJmJmA
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mr Y . OCEAH
TOKySHIrAi SjJJ . jf SCAVC Of MILE3. f
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d tin ii .l.iiiic
ilino are bci
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W.io.l III tb nicuii
g held In th(. roiinly
si I H I "K IUViUK i:
I.dS i;l"l.i:S. June
rn..i. I.au.l'n ' itl t " t mind
lll.lk:in love I'll the screen,
she told .In. Uk Alii.it Stevens hen.
Thursday but when be aoimht
illlet spot" if
i otber woiti 111
than she
mints a
' ttiiMhalld.
desertion
the
lni:o. il and un
why. th.it mora
..ulil nlnll.l
illvi.rcu fr
Mie chaiin cruelly mill
CiHiili'enible iIUcumIiiD wis taken
up l.v IT. W. It. lloyd, president of
I die K l.i in 1 1 h Hportmiicn's nMocla
lion, Nat Ottorbcln, secretary, Mar
, Ion ll.ii nen. deputy warden, Percy
N,r-' !', . nth ick. suimrlnti-nili'nt of lha
liel bill- ! . , , . ,. rrV liulrharv varlm.a I,..
r.il up rtMiien, and Mr. Ityckman
I.kI nli-lit relutlve lo the most d.
li.il.l.. naters f r p'nntlnc l.o.h
loeu npccln bat. bed hero this year
from mi:" ahlppnU from Anaconda,
Mi nt. '1 bo (lerbef daiu, Crvarent
like, and onn or morn of Uui small
lakes iieur tha sumnilt of I ho ('as.
cadis In I tin t of I'pper Klsm-
Mrs. laindls
in he actor
Ms . ..
A.,..l flav
K'tAMATirrn?'
H2KE
EVERY ROOMUrl?
r FREE CAKAP.r.
, II Ml AI l i t: ATTACK
. Ul'Tl 1 1 1 N ON. K.K . ' .III IW -'
: Kv.-n ii -i iii..i.k of il'"te uppellill. His !
ilMn'l .I'M l.."li-e I'""' "'"I b"""
i fllill. e, II. tl. Mm !'". b.illl of Mcriier-'
miii. who .re t tit .-ii t upon being i
married. 1'nul nlrleken by j
ui'P.ndlcitis bile Hli Morris. The;
,luiier called a minister lo Um bos-j
plial. while M:-i l'i i' I was on Hie j
(iperatln labb'. an. I before she was
: placed under the aneiisthrtlc thej
couple were married. The opera-1
lion was si.. e .-.fill. J
More than 2 000 persons arc believed to have perished in the latest Japanese earthquake, the
most serious since the unprecedented devastation of the Tokio area in 1923. Scenes like that abovo
re a-nan to be found over wide areas of Nippon. The underscored cities in tlie map .were, those
Jcstroycd in 1023. The shaded area is the scene of the latest disaster.
Klamath May Absorb
Big Fish Hatcheries
. (Coin Iniied I roiu Togo "lie)
FISHING TRIP IS
MOST PROFITABLE
Golf Club Directors
To Look Over Course
FKKXCIl AlTHOIl D1F.S
PAP.IS, June t Pierra Louis,
noted author whose principal work,
"Aphrodite" haj the greatest circu
lation in France ever reached by a
living writer 3,300,000 copies, disd
here Thursday. Louis who had
been ill for some time was in his
55th year.
A meetinK of the directors of the
Klamath Coif and Country club;
has been set for Sunday morning i
when the directors. In company withi
Frank Nelson, itolf course expert j
ar.d builder, and several engineers!
will po user the Heaines she which,
was purchased by common consent'
the chosen nlore than the usual fisherman's of tha organization at a meeting;
scout cabin ' luck, as the specimens wore un-'on Wednesday night. The purpose
uouuii. i.nise aim i.im une num. oi me meeting is to onluin a gen
eral idea of the land and to make
THAW HACK TO Itlio UtW.t V
WIXCllKSTKlt. V.i.. June 4.
Harry Thaw Is going l..uk to Ilro.id
way soon. nut it's Jint
nt.'s trip he insists.
given practically the entire out
put of their i Kg taking plant. In
fining the M"irl of kings for all
the flsheriii.n who cured to make
tU trip In there, under Mr. Ilyck
inan's plan i f making I'pper Klam
ath the great exporting plant for
bul- baby rainbows and eastern hr.mk
irotil for Hi.- riiilr,. state. The
and L. E. Bean of Klamath Falls.
' who made an all day trip on the
Upper Klamath lake Thursday. The
1 men drove up to the lake ana had
The Lind'.ey and Bean families
I feasted on fish last night, both slz- suggestions as to the laying out of!
zling broiled trout and lake trout the nine holes which will holder!
fried brown 1n hot "nutter. " i the1 west'sldo of the Klamath rircr.1
Nil
Frank & King's Comedians
$15.00
COMING SOON
The new small Victrola.
Terms S3 cash, S3 per month.
No . interest.
Earl Shepherd Co.
507 Main St.
At
6th Street South and City Limits
Friday and Saturday
The Screaming Farce Comedy
"FATHER STEPS OUT"
Jazz Orchestra Twenty People
Vaudeville Between Act
Prices 25c and 50 c. Plenty of Heat
Man To Watch Cars.
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For Your Porches
tor porch floors and steps
you need the most durnble
piint you cr.n get. It's a
waste of lime to use an in-fc-ritr
cr:i!;ly. For lusting
resull ii you'll find that Glid
dtn ro. tii and Deck Faint
is u:i urp -,'cd. It stands
mr.ny ct;ons of bumps,
scufu rt.a exposure. Al
ways let Ui advise you
aliO-Jt .''.c c'fiicc and use
of j".:iat.. : :ul varnishes.
We'll c'.o il i;ladly.
? .l,.,.fet -J
Steel Upright Filing Cabin
llnctfusld
no-
Southwell Stationery Co.
C26V Main St. Phagcf
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Mr.DECK:.iV
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COFER BROS.
6th & Klamath Phone 389
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"TTT" '111 II i Jlli I 1 1 I I ill il T 1 1 mi n-ri !! iwi 1 1 um it hi imi iwn mwim .
On Each $30 In Collections
1 Monday, June 8
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ivuiisiaiii runs, u tsiwuuu, cas
vilie Stage Line
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Geo. A. Scott, Owner. 1
Starting Thursday, May 21st, I
Leaving Klamath Falls
Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday, 7:30 A!
Arrivinn at Klamath Falls
'Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00 f.
Leavinor Susanville
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 il
Arriving at Susanville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6:00 P. I
x Making through trip in one day.
Connecting at Klamath Falls for A
Medford, Portland, Bend, and points north.C
necting at Susanville for Reno, and points f
and south, also Fruit Growers camps.
New comfortable stages will be used on this ii
Best of Service Guaranteed.
VOTES ISS
Turned
th 9 P.M.
UEB
InB!
From June 1st. to Monday, June 8th, 9 P. M., a Bonus of 175,000 Extra Votes Given?
ouuauipuoii collections
The Following Standing-of Contestants Represents All Votes Turned
Mrs. J. F. Goldsworthy, 802 Doty St 4,644,580
Mrs. Guy Satterlee, 933 Washington St 3,734,875
Mis. S. A. Masters, Algotna 3,226,900
Mrs. A. D. Tilton, Pelican City 1,216,525
Miss Bernice Dawson, R. D. 1, Klamath Falls 955,675
Mrs. Delia Smith, 819 Jefferson St 830,650
Mrs. Henrietta McReynoIds, 10th & Pine 692,925
William A. HuIpI. M:ii
Mrs. Joe H. Foster, box 42;'Ki.mrti;'iFa!u'""
Mrs. Lucmda Mood, Chiloquin
Mil! f ""I: Bn Haley" tAm'M R'-i K Vamsit li Falls'."!!!
M 1 Prlpri KIanlh Agency
Mr. W O . H.rdWBcr, 1321 Oregon Ave
Har.ey Jackson, Chiloquin
586,675
586,625
581,375
570,175
461,525
306,925
40,000
Miss Carol Johnie Gray, 603 Jefferson St.
Mi.. M 1 1 r 1 a . . . .
icna ani, ibis Johnson St
Miss Helen Cornish, 1428 Worden Ave
H. R. Bowman, Bonanza
Miss Bernice Provost, Sargent & Prescott
John Morgan, 688 California Ave.
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