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,t Illinium of Oak
r Anbury, him of
L, vbdiliiK I" ' elty
i trip.
r . iha vUlture
u.iul la WIlKtH'V
Bin
Lrrd In I1'" ""' '"'
I l.rl 1 1 Mill. Wllllo
L,,plnK ut thu Amnio
Weill visitors III Ilin
numerous Cor iiciiiiii
km Mi" nioro riM-i-ii
n,,rl lii'ril ('liruriiii
Miller. kll'IIKIKH lH
nK III Kliiimilh KiiIIk
ir Coiirud luivull of
K. In u business mid
r In I Ik' illy from I hi'
rliy of Only."
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lib
mi
, a rlHllur from
Inln. IHll" (on '
nllon of Ilin state,
Inillinni'k. who l vlsll-
i In? remainder of thu
In Ilin A. K. Ithond-
nnil O. railway. In a
lr In Klamath Kails.
klaiiuo ! A iikiii K the
In Klamath Falls
V, till week I B. M.
Ii frequent (unat In
Lior U stopping at the
knti'l.
l-vlew - I). P. (Iruham,
ol Uikevlew. la etnp-
klly for in in o time on
r.d.,al.f Or-Kon AiIrl. l,lurnl ,.,.
Iko. h l..a aim, ,.,. '
rt ...o.. ,B ,h.;" r
qulrnl before tho ,,,,, , "
I pl-e ... anved ,r ln
i 1,10 "iool In t ... .
-nd'r'"n.U" d"r'"" '"" '"
um i-.,-.IM'. ,,;
ha. .eroted . p,)BltlllII w,h r
lloiinloira orelioslrn n,i .....
!U.um. will, , , "
bargu "Venlllun."
'- .North -Mr. ,,r,
" '" """r ' l or.ulll, y,,.
terdiiy mornlMK. lo un.'n.l a eonvei.
Ilon of liniikera. Thi-y lock n, ..,...
lo Ashland when, ,hl.y l()tirilfil a
ieelul ear for ll, valley ety. Thy
ulun lo h absent from the city the
ri-inalnili'r or the week.
In Wclm'silii) Annum the IjumI
no vlKllora In Iho rliy frum ul of
town yesterday, was Mrs. Mubel
lloiichion of thu Kliaw-llotnim rump I
lit Klrkford.
!!) To 'iinii-A number ofi
Kliiinnth Fulls boys. , ,i.,
; Km nk I'iiii, u ro nlminin. i.. t..,...i
next week for Cainp ...WH, where I
the summer aeawm of thu Httxlontt. j
tamp open on Juno 20. j
Thursday, .Tunc 11, 1925, '
Troin Tin' Mouth Sacramento I
visitors In the city liu-ludo K.
Mnaon. who la a business gucxt In
Iho city from tlm anuth. Munon!
arrived lain lant nli:ht.
llt-nil Vlll.,r Vhdtnr from out1
of Klamath Kulln Inrludi. a niniilicr
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A r'1' . -Mti
' General John J. Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces In the world
ar, Cow retired, stands -iith moist eyes among the graves in the world war section of Arlington Na
tional Cemetery, and pays silent tribute to those whs died under hi command.
fir C. V. nnnard, a
' Kniithern I'arlf Ic aur-
m In th city for some
Inn nlaht from his
l:imulr.
.of llenil Kuesls with the advent of
j summer weather unit the conaequl
I ently Rood roada. Amonx the vIhI-
jtora from Uend are Mr. and Mra. j
1 8. It. I'eoplea. who motored In to I
:the city and r.-port the liichway ln
I Hood condition. j
A erew has been working a'.eadllyi VrfllfO OTTIlCnrVrirPTrv.T lAlirrnnm mrt
for the pant throe months cli-nrlna; !
-A party of rBl-
Ithe valley are In the
I over lunt night for
h o the Klamath coun-
srljr Includes Jim Mod-
K. Kwcet. II. Sweet
ley. all i f Crania I'aaa.
-Visitors In Klamath
tie little town of Copco,
re: T. (iulley, llar-
IJ. 0. Kappea and It.
le stoppInK In the Hall
: their visit ln the city.
VMior Mr. and Mrs.
le. of nosuhurg, aro In
1 short tnile. l.ubrko
In the Pacific Tele-
lleKraph company and Is
Irlp Into Klamath Kails
krpone.
.
iMloi V. A. (lull and
of Copco, aro among
town visitors In the city
Ii.iIiuIit ot tho week.
i'iiii Southorn Pacific
I Weed In Klamath Falls
nrliide T. M. Knight mid
liker who are spending
here.
H' Konneth S.
IH'los Mills, students ot
f liultiirul college are cx-
larrlvo In Klamath Falls
I morning, uccordlng to a I
pie call received. Perry,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
a member of the grad-
h of 11)25. Mills la the
a (1 Mrs. L. O. Mills.
new ranrh In Pine
"ik Mills and Perry are
P' Slcma Nu.
lilloiiiiMis. F.red Hol
loqiiln was a business vis-
Mamatli Kaia yeHtordny.
.uffnlrs mid calling on
j1'! Visitor Among the
of town visitors In tho
fk was Mrs. K. JC. Hilton.
of Chlloniiln who spent
In Klamnth Falls fromi
In the reservation town.
leriin Mi,, Mnxlnn Drnd-
Nhler of ii. k, Hrndbury
Merrill runcher. was a
"iHtor In Kalmnth Fnlls vo-
I'mpplng and vlsllnlg with
've So(1,Ml. ,, Mr; j
ly r planning In move In
new home nt 411' North
In the Immediate future.
" as recently cnmnleted
nitnietlve hiingnlow of
i -n way ernpoyB, lri tho
"lonl Bank.
Ip,l Hoiuiv--IBiil Knllne
" Mr- 1. Keller of Klam-
' cPeeted to return to
y July 1 frnm rhlenirn.
Ie nas been iiiilvi enm.
and pih. i .1..
In the Chicago Art
' Keller will he nccompan-
""1 Cllv 1... .n. .
I H. P. Offlcliil - K. A. Meyers of the
Southern I'aiifie rompuny Is a
business visitor In the city for some
! time, arriving yenlerduy lo remain
! for the balance of the week.
the tract of Infected trees and the
work Is Hearing completion.
t'liiiiiliiiuiuu KlIimn-'A'hlte visi
tors In the city, affiliated wl'.h the
company include l.nwrencn Johns,
Cleveland; Frank Dare, Chicago?
-Miss F. W. Munn, ('hicago; Carl
Miller. The luller guest, Carl Mil
ler, recently returned from Lake
view where he served as illroctor of
the Lukevlew Chautauqua.
CLOSE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT AT 9
Ijimps la Hotel -An addition to j
tho White Pelican hotel was noticed
la-t nlirlii with the new electric!
light futures on either side of the
fireplace In the lobby. Tho stand-1
ards ore of deep yellow polychrome j
and the porch 'shades surmounted;
with tho body of pelicans, symbolic
of the Klumath country.
Ki'limiH Home P. L. Fontaln,
who spent the winter In California,!
returned homo Tuesday evening, j
(1ijtutauiiiii Members of tho
j company of Klllon-Vhllo chnutau
, qua In tho city for thu last showing
i of tho company In the city last night
I wore Harriett Klls of Freeport, III..
Margaret Hyers of Illrmlngham,
Alabama; and Jeanne Chandler of
Chicago,
I'rom Ti iiiiiiiit For tho purpose
of lnsuectlng tho work being done in
tho Yamsey mountains where tho
I Long-Hell timber tract Is located,!
I charlm l Klnv i.f Tnniiflnl nndl
J. II. Ilumillon of Chlloquln uro in
the city for u short business vinlt.
In klmiuith h jiI U Albert ICIch-t
ardson. Frank Obenchain and Olllc,
Hownrd, residents of the lily coun
try, were transacting business at '
the county seat yesterday. j
City Visitor Mrs. A. Marshall
and daughter. Helen, of Oleno, were!
city shoppers here yesterday. i
From .Moilor Point Mrs. Dan
Crump was here from Modoc Point
shopping with local merchants yes-terduy.
Visitors In City Among Botne of
the city visitors yesterday were
John Dyer, Powers. Cnllf., Chaa.
Harris. Mm! ford. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McMillan, Kirk.
To Visit Here -
Shepherd.
Countrywide
Farm Picnic
U Idea Grows
father of Mrs. W. N. Hrolhcrton of
this city. Is expected to urrlvo here
from Salem, lo spend the summer
with Ills daughter.
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Countrywide picnics, ai..u-,
' ei by 10,000 farmers and fann.
' wlvei of Miami county, O., n
now annual affairs, ana me
Ii being copied In at leait twenty ,j
' a.. ..n. in the .tste Above ,
Oilier vuu'.v.v- .... .i
are views J of . hel PwN"Sj
I'rom Ciinip Fred Mulcnox drove
in town yesterday from Stciger-s
lump, near Chiloquin, on business.
I'rom Itiincli Mrs. Chester Avery
was In from the Avery ranch south I
of town yesterday, and spent tho
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs.
Victor Palmer.
With the final hour. 9 o'clock determine the ultimate results of
Monday night, emblazoned on their j the. campaign.
minds, stirring scenes are being en-j Courage and downright hustle are
acted by contestants in the News', the two main things to observe,
great prlie contest, now swiftly Votes are the only things that will
drawing to a close. ' win the prises and every candidate
Aroused to unprecedented oppor- should and for that matter, are tak
tunitles of winning one of the Digging It upon themselves to annex
prizes, the $3,000 Home or the,' just a5' many as possible between
Kssex Touring car, every passing : now and the close,
hour is Instilling new energy Into The road ahead may be strewn
ambitious workers. Everywhere they j with barriers, but these will be of
are swarming In eager and anxiom slight couseiiuenca to the ones who
quest for subscriptions that will ; go steadfastly onward through the
win them the big votes and in the corridors of chance and out Into the
end. one of the big prizes, really "land wheYe happiness lies."
small fortunes In themselves. The final and fateful hours are
These workergt pay-no attention here. Time waits for no one. In
to frequent rumors that circulate" order to win contestants must got
with the hope 'ol" damaging effect busy In earnest. ' '
to discourage competitors In the' The third bonus "period" comes,
race. Misleading stories 'have but 1 to a close tonight at 9 o'clock. For
one effect influencing some can- j every i30 in subscription collections
dldatcs to retire for fear of being turned in by tonight at 9 o'clock;
passed by someone else In the race. you will get 150,000 extra or bonus
Such tales havo no foundation what- j votes. This is the largest bonus
ever. It is obvious that no one can offer left In the' contest and the
HIDING A LIGHT UNDER
A BUSHEL
Nnver has been considered a wise course to follow.
And hiding, a' pretty foot under even the prettiest of
shoes is something the "ANNABEL" doesn't believe
in doing. For it is designed with generous cut-outs,
through which gleaming hosiery can peep out and
take a look at the world.
schedule la reduced fast after to
night. It behooves each and every con
testant to get in every possible new
and renewal subscription by ' to
night to earn these extra votes.
There la a difference of 60.000 !
votes between $30 turned In by to-1
nlfcht . and Monday night. These
votes might mean winning, or los
ing one of the big prizes for you.
Seccnd payments count 'big.' and
unless you hustle and get In every
second-payment subscription that is
possible you will find yourself on
one of the lower rungs of the lad
der when awards are 1 made next
Monday night.
Can you afford to alack up In
your efforts now? Can you afford
to stand by and "ee someone else
.;e the' winners of the big prizes
when you could Just as well top the
list? There are only four work-'
Ing days left. Four days for you!
to secure enough votes to "cinch"
one of the big prizes. It is better
to be the winner by a million votes
than to find you have lost out by
only a few thousand. It's up to
you. There are four days left and
thero are two prizes worth more
than a thousand dollars. ' Are you
going after them In earnest? !
The Nows office will be open to'
receive subscription payments from
subscribers and contestants until 9
o'clock. Woik to the last minute
and get every subscription possl-!
ble.
Attention is called to the big
votlag power of the long term sub-!
scriptiens. One five-year subscript
Hon, it new, will earn '180,000
votes. Five of these new five-year
subscriptions will earn 1,500,000
standing In the paper. , What will
votes for you. Look over your
five ot these do tor you?
KKEK1XG . LOCATION
B. K. Goldsmith of Portland, la
visiting In the city, seeking a busi
ness location for a grocery and fruit
store, where he may import the fin
est of southern fruits.
CHILOQUIN BABY
CLINIC STARTED
For the purpose of conducting
clinic for children of pre-schoof
age, Dr. 0. 9. Newsom, county1
health nurse, spent the day In Chll-v
oquln on the Indian reservation
Wednesday,' . . -.
Mtsa Frtcke had been In Chile
quln since , Tuesday v evening, . Dr.
Newsom leaving yesterday morning.'
returning last night. The clinic was
held under the auspices of the
Chlloquln Womes'a Community club
and tho Parent-Teachers associa
tion. The Klamath officers were
assisted In the clinic, which . was
held In the Chiloquin schooC by
Dr. Johnson of the reservation. '
SHORT ORDERS
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ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
' i
here can't be beat; T
'EAT!
At
Coffee DanV
616 Klamath
To Visit In City Miss F.thol
Dodge of Ashland, arrived hero Tues
day for an Indefinite visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Flnley. -on Conger nveuno.
Visitors Yesterday Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Cox were city visitors yes
terday afternoon from Algoma.
A paper wnere an the people havi
opportunity to express themselves II
they desire that's The Klamatb
News.
Annnhel. n lied Cross two
strap in black kid ns simple
as only tho better shoes ot
the season tun venture to be,
and It's art Areh-Tono. -
' Widths AAA-C.
EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE
MiOl"W'
Main 822 WlCKERSHAM'S Phne 805
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Gray 'frites M ;
$1.50 H i
m 12x4 PV '
Cord Tire j
$18.50 Jj
LI Hub Tire Shop J
I I son h. atb Bt. L 3
on BOY
The Fish are sure Biting at
Rocky Point Resort
The Home of the Rainbow Trout
We are equipped to take care of all kinds of
parties. Tent houses, bungalows, camp grounds,
dining rooms, good beds, the best of meals and every
thing. Row boats, kicker boats equipped with new
Evinrude motors. In fact, the best resort on the
Pacific coast to spend a few days or a week fishing
and recuperating.
. Under New Management.
ROCKY POINT RESORT
A. R. LEAVITT
This is the ReJ Crvwn MUeagf
Card. Get one and Improve Your
Mileage. Expert economy-mo
drirert use Red Crown" mnd
get extra mileage use 'Red
Crown" and this card and watch
jour summer mileage increase!
it
Get the
Bed Crown
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Out of its years of experience in the making
of gasoline, the Standard Oil Company has '
developed a gasoline that not only gives quick
starting, speed and power, but also a maximum
of Ml LEA G E for your summer touring.
The Red Crown Mileage Card -just out today .
makes increasing your summer mileage and . '
cutting down gasoline costs as simple as a-b-c
You saw the other day what record mile
ages the" expert economy-run drivers
made in the Yosemitc Economy Runl
How? These drivers used "Red Crown" the
mileage-gasoline, and they know how to drive
to get the mileage that's in "Red Crown'! '
"Red Crown" is simply crowded with mileage
we have put it in there and, like the ecdn- '
omy-run drivers, you can get more and more
mileage out of it!
HOV THE RED CROWN MILEAGE V
CARD ADDS MILES . .
The Red Crown Mileage Card is thoroughly
practical. It tells you just what to do for your .
car just how to drive to get anywhere from
i j to 30 miles extra per tankful from Red
Crown Gasoline.
Get your tank filled with "Red Crown" ask ,
for your Red Crown Mileage Card and begin
getting extra summer mileage today at the ,
first Red Crown Pump (red, white and blue).
at Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers.
etestMin. to?i)n-hy miles
STANDARD Oil COMPANY
(Califtrni)
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