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CONTEST CLOSES 9 P. M. MQND;
Contest Closes 9 P.M.
Sharo: Prizes To Be;
Delivered On Monday
motored la Klamath Kail to ut-l
toud the tent show .thore.
A lunoe ;w elvi'n ly tlio club;
girl ud boy Wwluosduy ovcnlng
to raise mouoy to tiolp pay ha ca
pons of the children who Bra to
Mend the hre week courso wf
summer vhool at Curvallis. Those
who are going from hore ore:
Misses Allio Ferguson. Juanltu Tay
lor, lKirrto Nouli and Frank llrto
coe. Frauk la the first boy who
has gone to the summer school j
i from here. The aum f MO was
ADVISORY BOARD
The Klnnmlll News la iMrrnilnnl to conduct tills Vlr
rulallou llulliling foiitc from rt to finish In fair,
honornhlo ami lniuirtll manner. fcicry mutlua has
hern taken to safcguanl the Interests of participants, and
absolute hoiv-sly In nil tlrallngs U guaranteed.
However, not all wisdom Ilea In one man or Institution,
aiHt for that reason'' an Advisory lUotnl lias bwn itrrliletl
upon, whose functions shall be to deride any question of
sufficient moment that may arise during the raoipalgo,
ami shall art as Judge ami count the vote the last night
of the jTputrst. Tr, personnel of this board I a follow I
. tiro.' Rj l.lndlry. ' vice-president, American National
hank; J. J. Miller, district freight and passenger agent of
8, I.J no Kabln, secretary, chamber of rowmeree.
With the determination of cinching one of the two grand raise for that purpose.
prizes in The News' great prize contest, contestants are today ! Mes. tiib savage, T. J. Jack
gathering in every subscription possible so that they can walk Is00- w"r Bllm' ai Nr"' "' A
tt iU i.ii.f .v... -i i :.. i- i Moon, were in Klumuth Fall Wed
n-ti. x a i-A nesday on business. ! a e
The News office tomorrow mght. Mr ,Bd Mnl Art N1,htlI., dauKh- deUvered the pl.lturr. to ho ho h.U at Wlul K... which will open
The race IS close, and so far there has been very little !, and ,on-ln-1a-. Mr. and Mr. I had enlargement. ti..l. Saturday evening for th. flrat tlm.
difference between the leaders and those at the bottom of pnni Abbott and .three mall oiw. HaroW Mullory rallvd olt I a very unique datvring floor
the list. So little, in fact, that a very few subscriptions would Virgil. Leonard and Harold, are, Klamath Fall. Friday ufleruoou to and will be in clasa nil by Itself,
brinir the lowest contestant in the list to thp ton. Anrl the'hore visiting. They expect to leave! attend to some busiuf's. Severul parties front Klamath Fall.
realization of the fact is driving the contestants in cverv nook ! Sund,,)r for """lr home ,n '"" I
and corner, trying to gather new and renewal subscriptions' whor r. Abbou CHILOQUIN
.i.. mi ,. ... . .... ..... ., . i former work.
su mat. mey win oe acctaimea xne winner wnen me awaras
are made tomorrow night.
have engaged camping apace for thai
week-end and will lie on hand to
enjoy the dancing, bathing, boating I
Big Climax (U,
Hours Away
With tho cloning hour of thl.'. , I
uutl moat HuvcoNtful uUcriut0l, , ,
four hours away, t.U(.h conUtUntL k
every minute of hU or licr Urn. K.t '
hour. nd tho enthusiastic boouin,?
lit proving an Important factor In Un
The awarding of the PriZM m I
event of lu kind In the hbtoS , tn
Interest bordering on exclUm.nt
now until the closing hour, TOMoK
I I
The ffirU Aome maklwc club met, rillLOQl'lN. Jwnu 13. roley,ttni1 'i,inln-
nt Iht) hrttiiA nf Minn K)VA M(Mn i l,. tl .. n at Mia 1'itrf Vliimulhi Tan fiait rtliir nkint mittil!ial liMVit
Listen, folks, today you have an opportunity that you may Wednesday afternoon nt S o'clock, road lnl tb day In Klamath been engaged by the committee with
never have again. An opportunity to do a real kindness. Help Problems of the ten lessons were . Fall, on a purchanlivx trip. the best driver on the coast to
out your favorite in the list by giving he or she the benefit of ' talked over, a report on dance; Klden Mttler. of the Fort Klum-iitake pant in th Kliunalh Indian
your renewal subscription. It is not costing one cent more in 1,'llpt '"'d- was made, and ar-;th road and ninmber of the fl-j convention nUractliins and the
navine vour stihsrrintinn nnu-. in fact vnii nr. avinc mno 1 rangements made for the girls going ! u0 wwinviKee for h Klamath : car. will Ih part of a atnrel par-
. .,, . , . . ... ... , ','ito summer school were made. Af-' Indian eonvowlon left for Klatn
and will not be bothered with the monthly payment. And ter tB, hmln, eilalon da!uty r6.lalh FuIlI 01Kl;wlll .lurn lnday
then your subscription payment alone may be the deciding llreshnients of cookies, marshmal-l The cHliena.re arranging for I
votes for your favorite, in which they may receive a small lows and cocoa were served by thejfmure meeting to ooiwlder the pUo
fortune. For that is what the two grand prizes are. A $3000 j nostess- Those present were: Mia.; for incorporating the town. In this
home on an acre of ground, and an Essex touring car, are the, amile tjratn. lla "" 'r- event the chiten. iuie to
first two nrizpa: r- a"3 Swat. '.'.'. Por iih prot ri.atiua TrhlA
,, . . , . . 1 rla Noah, Miss Mildred Ferguson,! vallt.
linn r l-mr frte Tho Anntacfqnfa n A nHA,,HJ J i
" -"-""'!"' aiuunu a..u c , Ms Klva Moon. Miss Marfan Bunch A largo crew of men and five
you today or tomorrow. They are all out working hard these and Mr. Joe Taylor, who is tho ' team, are fast getting .the new half
jast iew nours ana may not be able to get around and see you. leader of the home making ciub.nuie track at Wiui-Ko in excellent
If. you have already .given them your subscription give them Mtese Norma Uorden and Klale!8hape for the race which wlU take
a second payment. A second payment at this time will count
for twice as many votes as the first payment did.
relieve
pre
Tia Vtallf Kv TUa XT... 1 1 I 11 ,
... ""- i. iuc cna umte uaa ueen iuckku, ana(i Klamath Falls Wednesday.
will remain locked until the closing hour, tomorrow night, I r. a. Moon, who quit working
when the judges will open the box, count the votes of cacht "be eimoqunn Lumber wm
contestant and then award the prizes. j I"" 'nas accepted a jb working on
; In making your report tomorrow, be sure that you have' the road with lA Hoyt and Jcrry
written thp namps nnrl nrlrlrpucos tho cl,unv;i,n0 i. .;.,!,, ;Sisemorc. .
that thprp will n m7a In " "7 . SitZ " ? Tho seventh ond eWtth grade ex-Uho telephone company expc'.a
" " ... ....,.b imc .iuwi.iiuuiia. amlnaittons wcro Rhen by Miss
Contestants should not neglect to sign their names to the col-!Aike Ferguson in the public school
lection stubs, and in case of second payment be sure that youl Thursday and Friday of this week,
have written it on .the stub, marking also the amount of the Thoso kiag them wore: Mis
i first rjavment Marian Hunch and Harold Moon
Moon were visitors. nuce r the Klamalh Indian con-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton, and'ventlon, June 22 to June SO in-
son. Delbert. were business callers olualv. This will be the faiimi
half mile dirt track In tho state
whore tciiio records will bo broken.
Jack Gardner, JochJ inen-Jiant Is
In Klumuth Fat Is on a business
trip.
John IIcMlg, genernl manager of
ade wltich will take place the Hat-!
urday before h opening of the,
convention In Klamalh Fall.
Th Grand Hondo Indian band
will furnlah mimic with It he KUatn
ath Indian band for the eight day.!
of tin KU.i.itU laJ'.aa cer.r?-it!oo j
meet. . j
Word ha. been received from the
varhiu. part of eastern Washing
ton that Cher will be a Urge dele-1
gallon of Indian, from that part of,
the country Jn attendVnr at the
Klajowth Indian convention.
WARNING!
Every contentant must comoari si. J
with the record of The News, y fl,,
In not abHolutely correct, accordinir t. J
and records, notify the contest mature, in'
no that the proper correction will b mtdtS
close of the content. j
Contestanta MUST verify and attest ta
rcctriam of 4h!r account IMMEDIATELY, j
ALL WHITE BALLOTS MUST BE I
TO THE CONTEST MANAGER BEK
O'CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT. t
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Promptly at 9 o'clock tomorrow night, the doors of the
contest department will be closed.
to enter the contest department after that time for the pur
pose or turning in subscriptions or renewals. Those inside by
that time, however, will be waited on before the contest is
declared closed by. the judges. The judges will then count
the ballots and the prizes will be awarded.
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FT. KLAMATH
'of the eighth ?rade und Misses
T,irf'.l!n C.nrAtm nnH Mi1r.l Vnn.,..
No one will be permitted son of the seventh srade.
Mr. end Mrs. Lew Winter and
Mr. and Mr. Scott of Kirkford,
were here Thursday evening visit
ing wtth Mr. and Mrs. Wlmcr'a rel
atives Miss Mildred Ferffitson has re
cently taken .the mail Toute for the
dally morning distribution of the
I Klamath News.
j Gussie Voss waa here Wednesday
afternoon viwitlng Mr. and Mm. E.
B. Bennett.
C. L. Simmon, en agent for the
imcago i-OTiratt. company, was ai
. coe are risiior
this week.
at Rocky Point
business caller ihere Wednesday. He the loca.1 people In the
have tho new phemo Imik In the.
hands of his , Bubseribcra any day
now. '
Ilarry Jackson, local rancher and;
family left for Medtnrd whc.ro they
will spend a few d.iys.
Thnro was a menUng of tho ranch
ers of Modoc Point this afternoon
at the government farm station
pertaining to th oupply of watrrj
and care of the Modoc Point Irrl-1
(ration .project, hero being sirmo
8,000 acre under this system.
Walter J. Korrtgan, publicity muti'
left for Klamath Full, via motor
and will return to Wliil-Kie thin1
evening.
F. E. Drady, locaJ tolephone man
mado a trip to Dornls ,ttaa l
inspect the phone offlco fhero, itrav-'
eling on the Southern Pacific.
l.reat Interest 1. being shown by
new dance.
rimr kuamath, June 13. rrank Briscoe and the Miasm VTTi
Miia Elva Moon, who hns refmflv ' Alice FArpiin anA T...ua K1
iiad an nnermtion fr,r nnnpnrlUJtlB ''Kr will tera fon r.jvFlln nn c..H 'I
is home now. . Diva is rapidly re
covering aittd will soon be around
as before tier operation.
M. L. Ferguson and family were
day. These three olub workers will
represent Fort Klamath clubs at
the two weeks summer session held M
at O. A. C. for state club boys and
girls.
Mrs. Ray Loosley and daughters
are visiting nt Medfotrd. Mrs. Loos
ley expect to be in Mod ford for
in Klamath Falls shopping on Tues
day. ' Francis Dorothy Loosley, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Loosley is reported to be ill with!-'0 weeks.
Bcarlet fever. Her condition since I Tl,. ,
last Sunday i not known. me be, no Frld' nlht
, meetings or Sunday sorvice ait the
Melvyn Cardwell has acccepted a ; church unl June 21 due to the
position with Harold Mallary during fact that Reverend and Mrs." Wei.
the summer monohs. Melvyn now. are taking their, vacation at this
has pharge of the service station at; time. Their trip will be to Eugene
the -forks of the Cralter Hake and, where a sister of Mrs. Weta will
Bend highways. .graduate from (high school.
The Messrs. Bin n&smon4, Bob. Mrs. SmyUle an(, gon
by Dustin and Fred Weber were Mia. Juanita Taylor were In Ktam
caller from the Keatcrson mill on'auh Falls on Monday
Sunday. i
Vere Smythe and Pete Oard were! Ji!
down from Crater .lake Sonday. Mr.!day bu8lne85 Tue
Oard reports that the road to Cra-I
ter lake w-iH be open la a very short L Rebtercd at the Fort Klamath
time. atcl are: p- M. Toothakor, of Mer-
Mlss Jesse G-ray, of Klamath
Agency is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Cray at tho Seven Mtlo ranger
station.
Mis Mrie Engl., student of the
Sacred Heart academy, Is home tor
vacations
Stewart Nicholson Is expected
' home from Modfard on Tuosdny. He
has Leon lin Medford for the past
week.
The Messrs. Charlie Chastain and
Iick Varnum, of Chllcquin, were
caller here on Sunday. '
A meeting wasfliold alt the chuiroh
on Saturday, June 6, to decide on
matters pertaining to future church
work. The' Binhom Shepherd and
Uamford, Mie Reverands Dean,
Channlng and Yarn on, were present
ut the meeting. Reverend Wels, lo
cal pastor had cliairg of the meet
ing. Paul. Wamplcr and Millard Brla-
rju, i'et Oard and John Mabon,
of Crater Luke; H. E. Croos and L,
a. ltoos, ot l'rlnovlllo; Frank
italcy, of Klamath Falls, and F. E
Semon, cf Medtord.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bennett and
daughter, Irna. wore business call-
era in Klamath Falls Thursday af.
tornoon.
Misses Norma Brophy and Nel.ln
Sargent are at Caillmua Bufjtor look
out station visiting with Norma'.
randfather, Charlie Brophy, who
is there taking care of tho sta
tion this Bummer. Brophy illvc! at
Klamath Agency.
Messrs. Loran Moph, Marcus
Brewer, Freddie Gordon and Mel
vln Englo, motored to Diamond
lake Friday to upend tho week-end
ildhlng and boating. They will
return Saturday evening or Sunday
moroinig.
Gus rae end Miss Opal Smythe
Voting Power Of
Subscriptions
Old
One 1-year Subscription 10,000
One 5-year Subscription 90,000
Six 5-year Subscriptions 1,040,000
Twelve 5-year Subscriptions 2,08o!oOO
New
20,000
180,000
2,080,000
4,160,000
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Stop any Studebaker
Owner you meet on
the street and ask
him how he likes his
car. Then come in,
and see us.'
Dunham Auto Co.
6th and Oak Sts.
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Car Need Repairifi
If your car is in need of expert attention, if therei
a slight knock or squeak that puzzles you, just lift the
ceiver off your phone and call 2 1 2 for a. R. R. R.
.You'll get perfect service at a moderate cost.
i Complete and modern vulcanizing equipment &
your disposal.
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USED CAR SALE
1920-NasK
...:...J3S5'00
Six Good shape ,.: 4
. 1925 Oakland Coupe, as good as new Investigate
Studebaker Special -This will be worth while in- . L
i vestigating. ( . j . i
1919 DodKe Tourinc .. J ) .-$225.00 J
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Ford Bug : .j..;.. ;..fl5(M.
1 925 Star ...;,..;..., :..:....: 75.00
OPEN ALL NIGHT
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R. R. R. Gara
TKree regular fellow Roy, Rex,
831 Klamath Ave.