The Klamath news., June 17, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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fBriifTllLOCALllis"
Lh Mr. and Mrs.
Ir Kleinatsr Kalis,
Lr artland. where
Lr.d lha remainder
iitlna with frlenda
(are going oa , to,
Old U repreaent-
Leglon poet In lha
Iq conveuuuo in
Lund Mr. and Mra.
lured to AaWand
Lrn with their aon
Lelloy Wright and
, who have been
for the past win-
It la a etudent In
lural college, where
h second year thla
Wright la a gradu
ation atate normal
otith and will teach
kiury grudua during
iter.
Iilimd L. N. Wood-
It manager 01 me
Cut callud to Ash-
t be at the bedside
ti tat itrlrken sud-irndlcltis.
yk. It. French of
Ipertcd to arrive In
Ihie morning In a
machine, when he
end etunt fllea.
over-eeae veteran
tod In the air aor
lown for mora than
t record of never
trssh or an accident
-Mra. J. W. Taylor
among the out of
ii the clly from her
CHARITY
EARNEST
At the regular meeting of the
American lKln last night. It was
decided to rush the five million dol
lar national endowment campaign to
a apeedy close, and following the
notification of a acore or more of
workers, located In varloue aectlona
of the county, one day will be aet
around the middle of next week,
for ruining Klamath's 12.000 quota.
One of the most prominent busl
neni men of Klamath Falla will be
aked to head the all-county drive,
and the auggoallona of thu nrai
chairman, who will very likely be
appointed todny, will be followed
by the li-glonalres In mapping out
the delailk o: the drive.
Thla money to be raised by the
legion, will go to financing a na
tional plan of care and hospitaliza
tion of orphans of ex-soldiers and
sailors, whose parents have died.
The national organisation hae evolv
ed a plan wherebv the nmrmdi r
a five million dollar fund to be In
vested In government 1onds, will
liike care of all emergency canes of
thla kind that may arise. It la not
the Idea of the leaders of the na
tional legion organisation to attempt
to re-babllltate or care for these de
pendent orphans for a long period
of time, as this fund would be far
from adequate for this purpose, but
merely to care for these little de
pendents until powerful organised
government agencies can be brought
to bear In the Individual caaea.
Wednesday, June IT, 1923.
fosdick, New Rockefeller Pastor, Plans
"Church Lincoln Could Have Joined"-
love Ilay D. Hof-
rove, rancher of that
mong the business
city the early part
hd Among the Port-
i Klamath Falla this
lr. and Mrs. . O. C.
Smith. W. B. Hum
Block and a num-
3 yjy
Frank and King's comedians, who
have been playing the outskirts of
Klamath Falls, to capacity each
eight, after three weeks of playing,
are moving Into the heart of Klam
ath Falla. The license has been
lowered to allow good, clean amuse
ments of thla kind to play In the
city.
The company will open tonight
at the new location, which will be
on Seventh and Pine. The comedy
hit of the engagement will be of
fered at thla time "The Girl Up
stairs." ' It is guaranteed to produce
three laughs a minute, which is
some laughing power. The Frank
and King orchestra will be heard
In a twenty-minute concert before!
the rise of the curtain, and the!
curtain will rise at 8 o'clock sharp. I
-C. A. Hiscbe, well
In Klamath 'Falls
Camp 48, la a bust-
nr a few days tius
7.
-W. F. Horn, a resi
le among the bual-
f the city, stopping oti
ti Visitors In Klam
i the capltol city In-
runs of Salem, woo Is
I business trip hero.
nn Jumes B. Gates,
leltor In . Klamath
ting, In the city, for a
bm his home In Duns-
e Is Interested In rail-
GIVEN PUBLICITY
Claimed to be the most creditable
community advertising literature
ever published by the local chamber
of commerce, 20,000 agricultural
folders, printed on book paper, with
ten exceptional cuta of Klamath
farm acenes, came from the W. O.
Bmlth Printing company yesterday,
and will be distributed widely
through the various chamber con
tacts.
The folder, under a dairy scene.
Is captioned "Klamath county, Ore
gon, An nmp.re Awakening." It
carries comprehensive data on dairy
ing, beef raising, the sheep Industry,
hogs, poultry, grain, alfalfa, truck
gardening, railroad transportation,
and highways.
I:rd Visitors In the
le valley Include Mr.
0. Arnold, who are
ho time In Klamath
l heir horns' in Med-
rip Ora Banister Is
making a short bust
Klamath Falls from
Medford.
KUmnth Clifford
enneth Maler have re-
pmatli Falls from Oak-
hey hare been attend-
nee January 1. Maler
tending Heald'n bust
From a schoolshlp earn
and Hogue has been
Armstrong's mechanl-
here he tntenda to Te
la!!. He will be em-
f summer montba with
crcanllle company and
pumed his position held
the Ewauna box lac-
?n Work Members of
itatf of prosperity Re
are preparing ' to " In
He class of candidates
tht. Captain Beck will
at the I. O. O. F.
r to be fully prepared
monies of the evening,
will be served In the
under the supervision
members. Mrs. B.
"rmatt of the commlt
" the last meeting of
officers nreeldlng. New
J be Installod In tholr
?':'.
MacMillan Will
Comb Polar Region
For Amundsen
Head Of Flying Expedition
Promise To Flash
Word Back Here
, 1 a in a brief
HUB run, juuo -speech
at a luncheon tendered In his
honor by the city of Boston Monday.
Lieut. Commander Donald B. MIc
-..UM..I., nloHirnd his forth-
Miuan, puimuij f-
coming Polar expedition to the re-
. . -A k miinrlDPn
lief of the oeieaguHicw
... ik. AtnnVPTV OI B POS"
and men iu -
slble continent In the froen north
"We must in tne name oi
curtail all of our plans for the re
lief of the men lost In the north
MacMillan -aid. "W. will
for them at Fort Conger and Cape
Columbia on Ellsmere land and at
Cape Morris Jessup. And It we
find them we expect to flash the
"I want a church Abraham Lincoln could have joined." Thus'
. does Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick state his plans for, making a
great liberal church of Park Avenue Baptist, New,; York City, of
which the John D. . Rockefellers, junior and senior, are members.
He was called to the pulpit after demanding that his salary be
limited to 18,000 year, thxt baptism by immersion be made op
tional, and the church thrown open to all Christians uf whatever
creed. ;
word back to America within five
minutes by means of radio.
"But if we don't find them at
one of these three places I see noth
ing else to do but to continue with
our original plan for the expedition.
If they are not there, it would un-
dountedly mean their planes have
been damaged in the now open polar
sea and that they have been unable
to make land."
A silk flag, bearing the motto
"facta non verba" was presented to
the explorer by Mayor Curley on be
half of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company of Boston. Mac
Mlllan said he would leave it "farth
est north" and that he translated
the motto to mean "deeds . not
word..-; , ;;.
"I hope that translation will char
acterize the work of our expedition,'
he added. -' - ' '
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HAOERSTOWN, d... June IS.
"In the last ten years there
have been one hundred commis
sions established In Washington
to do what the states ought to do
for themselves, from the burying
of a corpse to the setting of a
hen," estimated Uni I d States
Senator A. O. Stanley. . -
Closing Out Sale
Clark's Cash Gro
cery Store, corner
6th and East Main
St. Everything going
at cost. Stock and
fixtures.
Sale begins Mon
day, June 15.
ALL ARE WELCOME
Come to Wlul-Kse and enjoy the Klamath In
dian Convention June 22 to June 30, 1925. Auto
racing, blooded horse racing, boating, bathing,
field and water sports of all classes. Watch for
the boxing events, which card will include the
best ever offered in Klamath County. The fast
est dirt track in the state. On the Dallas-California
Highway.
IN K.F. TONIGHT
ClUWrORI) SV1LLK, Ind.,
June IS. An order has been Is
sued by Chief of Police Shields
forbidding owners of false teeth,
from wasblng them In the public
drinking fountains of Crawfords-vllle.
(MKAtiK MAN UKRK l'
Among the visitors In tha city thla
week are Ben 7. Mitchell and Roy
Broden. both residents of Chlloquia.
Mitchell Is Interested la a garafs)
in tbe reservation town.
Striking Miners Fire
Buildings In Canada
HALIFAX, N. S Several build
ings were fired early today at Re
serve, according to reports from the
Cape Breton strike area.
One of the fires was set at a pow
der magazine, but a United Mine
Workers' patrol extinguished It be
fore the -flames could reach tbe
powder. ' This patrol was kept busy
for several hours, saving .corpora
tion stores, outbuildings and trestles.
Shoe
Tndt Muk Ras. U. I. Ru. Of,
"The Jonic lkfi JMed dteetF
V
Don't waste any more precious moments of your
life regretting the fact that your feet hurt make
them well you can ! Nine cases of foot trouble out
of ten quickly respond to the healing comfort of
RED CROSS scientific shoes. Not only that, but we
never sell a pair of our schientific shoes unless we
are satisfied they are the correct and right fit.
WICKERSHAM'S "For Foot Freedom and Fit"
Bud Taylor Thrashes
Young Ernie Goozeman
LOS ANGELES, June 16. Bud
Taylor, the Terre Haute terror de
feated Ernie Goozeman of San
Diego, when the latter's manager
threw In the towel Sa the sevenuh
round of their fight at Vernon to
night. Goozeman received a severe
beating in all of the seven rounds.
Camilla, a RED CROSS ox
ford in black glazed kid,
combination last, attractive
ind appropriate for day
time wear.
AAA C.
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Exclusive Representative
"SselisWjMt
Tawasua
WICKERSHAM'S
Main 822. Phone 805
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Frank & King's Comedians
mm
ThB Big WHte Tm;
New Location
Seventh and Pine Streets
. Opening Date . 1 .
Wednesday, June 17th ;
, The Screaming Farce Comedy
"THE GIRL UPSTAIRS"
Prices 2Sc and SO c. Jazz Orchestra
Vaudeville between Acts
If you spent 60 days
straight at the kitchen stove
TcAUPDRNIA OMGOnI
1 POWEA COMPANY!
WUR. PARTNERS
IN f ROQRESS
you'd see why It is that nearly eighteen
hundred homes within reach of the Copco
H'nes are 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 easier!
. 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. '" ' ' t ;
Electrical cooking is tastier. Uniform,
controllable heat saves the flavor of dainty
foods. . " .m'.' .
Electrical cooking is economical sur
prisingly 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 and ask
ing your dealer more about them and
about the convenient payment terms he
is offering.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
ICODAK FINISHiiNvi
iaa af Q nut at 5 P.
The Peasleyi
nn..!. COUrt H0U8
o exorsna thmia if
f-toat'g Tha Klamatb