The Klamath news., June 11, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

Pasre Two
Thursday, Juno 11. lfl'-K-
ELECTS OFFICERS
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Union Pledges Support To ;
Merchants Maintaining
6 p. m. Closing Hour
At apodal meeting of Carpen
ters' I'nion No. ISO held In the Cen
tral Labor I'nion Hall, the follow
ing officers woro elected for the en-,
sulnK term: president, J. K. Colds
worthy; vice president, C. E. Green;
financial aeerctary. Harry Gray;
recording secreatry, C. D, Long; ;
treasurer, C. A. Bundy; conductor.
Jl. G. Gentry; trustees, W. A.
fi. Koenig. II. K. Hohlman and K. L. :
Lane; warden. T. 11. Westfall. As'
delegates to' the Central Labor Un
ion, C. I). Long, Harry Gray and C. '
A. Bundy, were chosen. All will j
take office at the first meeting in
July.
Many matters of interest were j
discussed, among which was the j
question of wage agreements with
the general contractors; It being ap- j
parent that something should be j
done to stabilize the building indus
try in this city. No increase is be
ing sought at this time.
The formation of a Building
Trades Council was also considered,
as the recent chartering of the plas
terers and other basic trades in the
indui'ry makes this. move possible.
The union pledged support to the
retail merchants in maintaining the
6 o'clock closing hour, and hare de
cided to do all their shopping early
in the day, it bring the sentiment of
the meeting that a longer day would
be duuluiental to the interests of
the workers in the stores.
Siinncs Quarrel
Perils Industries
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CAVE EXPLORERS
Disruption of the huge indus
trial interests welded togrthcr
by the late Hugo Stinnes, Ger
man industrial king, is threaten
ed by a family quarrel. Dr. Ed
mund Stinnes has resigned from
the firm, leaving it in control of
his mother and brothers, Otto
(at top) and Hugo, Jr., (below).'
KLAMATH GETS
BULL SIRED BY
PRIZE INNER
j Another outstanding young bull
who will ilou til toss li-ave his murk
on the future beef in (He Industry
or Klamath County arrived by ex
' press lust night from I ho famous
j llluckhuwk Farm in Contra Costa
' County, Cullfornia. consigned to
West Walters of the Summers
I District. Thin young prim e of the
Mood Is sired by the famous Imp.
ICollynle Clipper Crest of tho Illa.k-
hawk herd at Diablo and won first
prize In the !-year-ld bull class nt
i the Amertcun itoyal Show at Kan
sas City last full. The dam of the
lyounystcr is one of the Crulcksliank
Violet cows, also owned by the
Hlackhnwk Ranch nml has many
blue and purplo ribbous to her cred
it. Ho will be shown nt the coming
County Fair here ond up the valley
circuit to tho State Fair. In the sen
ior bull calf class.
L. A. West is one of the pioneer;
Shorthorn breeders of this section i
of the state, having started in bust-I
ness in Klamath County In 1920. The
following year be took as partner.
Tom Walters, and since that time
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Sil.i.i II. Strawn (.iIhivc), Chl
c.ijjn attorney, will r-,rrwnt the
L S. at the sMci.il conference
in i'eking m Chmctc i'u-totni
provided for in the tunc poxrr
treat v.
their steadily increasing herd of
pttrebreds has been notable at not
only the county shows hut the Suit
Fair and Pacific IntemifUonul. nil
of which will have large herds and
individual entries from tho Went &
Wuttora herd this year.
TO START TODAY iby
(Continued From Pago One)
the flag for the benefit of the as
sembly, reciting a part of the con
stitution uud closing with tho scout
oath of allegiance. The boys were
applauded to the echo and Dr. Hor
ner referring to them said "America
Is safe as long as we have boys
growing op with such ideals of rev
erence 'and patriotism to their coun
try as exampllfied by the wonder
ful organization ;of boy scouts.'"
Rev. C. C. Hulet. of Merrill,
presided at the meeting and a full
attendance was on hand to enjoy
tli first rate program.
Dance Saturday night at Wlul
Kse. lrcated on the Dalles-Call-
liornia nignway. -Mtuic furnished
the Novelettes. The last word
in a new dance floor. Camn-fire and
moonlight dancing. Bring your
camping outfits and spend the week
end. Bathing, boating and fish
ing of the Lest at Wlul-Kse. Jll-13
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Falls and the county of
Klamath that's the Klamath Newi
&re$YouSlipping and .
Losing Your Grip on Life?
What Pretty Girl Did
for Sick Stomach
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your comfort even your
health depends on the kind
of heat you obtain from your
furnace. That kind of heat
depends on the construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which it is installed in your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pense and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main .
Phone 323
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AVS vod inn lli ianni ttrwA'
Ha vo yon a leisening of ambition
anq enjoyment ( nave you de
creasing energy, both physical and
mental) A,i vnnv (MtiiM. 1.
rnmina Jrawn a.n4 i n L-1 1 I J
your figure lost tho clean-cut lines
or youiq ana energy t is scrawny
Old Aga slowly poking its head
Kmimd f k fnv,a.w) 1 k
some of tha signs b ageing oo
I-- - . 'f uuunacu
I or oreatn, Mign Blood fresrare,
Por Circulation, Loss of Strength
. uiTeme nervousness, eacb is
a lion, kkirl. .. . .
Your youthful days on earth ere
jbecoming fewer and fewer!"
t Danger is ahead, so Stop I Look I
Listen! Men and women past the
.age of thirty-five should be roused
to the danger of allowing them
selves to grow, old before their
Kunet
Leading authorities say Old Age
and its many ills and break-downs
are brought on by Cland Do.
ficiency. They claim eshausted
glands can be revived snd brought
back to their full efficiency if
properly built us anJ .rK,....J
with a gland tonic.
Men and women, old before your
time. surTrrins? wiik run- I. i.k
dont despair! Kath. ihs gland
tonic, has enabled thousands te en
joy health and the olr..r,. f l.l-
to a good old age. Cie yourself a
chance. Build yourself up lo good,
normal health bv ikl. .!.. I
gland tonic, wkirh ..11
Increased Endurance. Strength I'-p
and make you feel and look years
f". It. I NDKItWOOl)
Misi E. Rich of Brooklyn, N. y
says: "I don't know whal the cause
was, but every few days my stomach
would frel all bloated up with gas
ray appetite was poor and I felt tick
to my stomach to jay nothing of head
aches. "I never thought of ming Curler's
Little Liver Pills until nothing seemed
to help. After usir.jj Carter's 1 fell
relieved at once and now as soon as
my stomach "talks' back I answer with
Carter's and have the last word."
Recommended and for sale by all
drug stores. 25c.
Frank & King's Comedians
Tin Mg White Tmt
-At
6th Street South and City Limits
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
The Swede Comedy Drami
' "HEN-PECKED OLE"
Jazz Orchestra Twenty pe ie
Vaudeville Between Acts
Prices 25c and 50 c. Plenty of Heat
Man To Watch Cars.
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SPECIAL PHIZES
FOR COUNTY FA1I
Th Kerr Manufacturing Company
of Sand KprliiK". Oklahoma, hnvn
oftorvd llhi-ral prlroe for emitted
fruit and vcri-tnl'lcs nt this year's
Ciunly fair fir Klamath rounty
houolvos. Not only have the reg
ular cash uaards for cauncd fruit
ami voKi'lnlilra bin Inrrrasod bui
In ro la a chanco to win In addition
jonouxli glaaa jura for' tirtt yrar's
' hniiin supply,
. Tho Korr Cumpuny offers a doi.
en Kerr rioiitiiny quart Jars for the
host illnpluy of any fund prod 11,-1,
parked In Korr Kconuniy Jars, ftar.
j nml prise, 3 doncn wl.le. uioulb tls-
, Jars fur I lie Url dlaplay of vUg.
(iililis uukd In Kerr wide mouth
luson Jars. Third irli. 3 dosmi
Kerr Mason quart Jars for the best
j display of fruit packed In Korr Ma
son Jars. Kntirlh prlio, J d(s0
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tots. H,hl
lasts Uu-
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If you spent 60 days
straight at the kitchen stove
VOW EX COMPANY j
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YHIIU'AJHNfJl3
IN PKUOil5
you'd sec why It ia that ncarlv clchtwti
hundred homes within reach of the Copco
lines arc now using electric ranges. .
Two hours a day, every day In the year,
Is probably a low estimate of a housewife's
time in the kitchen. Sixty full days, In
all and they're worth making easlcrl .
Electrical cooking Is easier, and cleaner.
It puts an end to dirt and ashes. It means
less sweeping of floors,, less cleaning of
walls, cleaner utensils.
Electrical cooking Is tastier. Uniform,
controllable heat saves the flavor of dainty
foods.
Electrical cooking is economical -surprisingly
so. The average cost of electri
city for cooking is only about twice the
cost of the electric lighting current in the
same home. (Actual average figures for
your own neighborhood will be shown you
upon request.) '
Don't pass the next display of electric
ranges without just dropping In a,nd ask
ing your dealer more about them and
about the convenient payment terms he
Is offering.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMfAJf,
150,000 EXTRA
un uacn In Collections Turned Iii
1 nursaay, June 11th 9 P. M.
From June 8th to Thursday. June iuh u p m p . . J
xxiuiouay. june lim, V r. M., a Bonus nf 1t;nnnn xt'xr nvenOil
ach $30 in SubscHntmn rwtr LU Y...:
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IIFollowing Standing of ContestajuRenr.nl All v
...... . . vw.uomrurwiy, ou uoly at 5,694,580
Mrs. Guy Satterlee, 933 Washington St 5,051,875
Mr. S. A. Masters, Algoma 3,781,900
Miss Bernice Dawson, R. D. 1, Klamath Falls 1,256,675
Mrs. A. D. Tilton, Pelican City 1,216,525
Mr. Doll, c -.1 .
j(iiii n. hih A.fC-
... 830,650
M". oeH. Poster, box 42, K,am.tH Fa.,. 812625
M.s. Loretta Porter, Klamath Agency 6g3 ...
Mrs. Henrietta McRcynolds, 10 & Pine 674'q,r
Mrs. Lucinda Hood, Chiloquin ' ! '
in for Publication Up To" Date
William A. Hulet, Merrill J.. '
Miss Ailcen B. Haley, Merrill Rt., KUmath fl
Mrs. W. O. Hardberger, 1321 Oregon Ave
Harley Jackson, Chiloquin .....
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