The Klamath news., June 18, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Thm-sd ,iyt Juno l.JOgo
TO BE AIDED BV
THE ENDOWMENT
r r,srrw ssscrnnlen ' That tho pro
visions of section 3455. revised mat- j
i utes. bo. and tho same- r hereby, j
'extended to class throe of the lands j
I formerly embraced by ht are;
known ns the Oregon and I'allfor-
' nla railroad grains, title to which
was revested in the I'nited States
j under Hie provisions of the act up-'
proved June 9. (thirty-ninth '
'utMtnii'a it Inrao. naite 21S. I Pro-
vlded. that no sales hereunder shall ,
. On the dav war w.1.1 declared with be made for less than :.5i per
. 1 ....I Hnnr.iUo.l Vrilllt Of
Ml riSov? in Portland, boat his the timber on tho land.
. 1... . ...... nn 1 -n. siuh l:iinU t.u;ll hate bo
listed :.. t'to fcrmr. Ho com- to lu.mostcad entry for a perlo, of
r,,,!.- f-,w the first officers' two years. I'rovi.lcd further hat
rVn at the Tresldo. Han 'he proceeds of such sales shall be
F,a,,.o. and sailed t.r war aP.-lied in n' ,
zone Dec. 13. 1917. He finally wa, "id act of June 9. I.M ithirt,
asslgned to tSe military police of ninth .loiut tor... S .18.)
the 6th corps, then he saw duty in Approved May :.. 19-".
the Meuje-ArRonne. He returned
to the slates June 30,-1919.
Today Carlsrm lies ill in the I".
S. Veterans' Hospital No. 91, Am-
Codidge; Dacli From Trip, Prepares for Another
mr until
I'll MlbjiVt
ASSAULTS 0. S.I
MEXICO C1TV. June 17. While
the Mexican press continues to as-;
sault the American secretary V'of '.
?tate for his recent warning to Mex
ico the outstanding result of Kel-j
loftg'a w-CTds thus far has been thej
complete solidlfiratioa :of Prs!-l,
dent Calles' political position. Now
that Calles has delivered his re-
iiusi nave rvrmit r
iu nuiia lioniire
Fire Dept. Callsd On Fa!le
Alarm; Chief Warns :
Againtt Menace
I'ti lot Ambrnas'a firs depart inrnl
111 site a record run In Wall and
llroad streela al I 01 lock l..t nlnht !uf wJ!
j when an alarm waa lnnid lu by a Hill oZ 1
iu.er by. w ho olw-rv-d a ... .l.odi Uri.UHU ""kJ
li.. 11 flm lilnatiiK merrily alunasldn a
1 in Iti Iniue, altuuliil at Ihui In.
j The. proprietor waa on hand, ami 00l h )., i
us Hi it apiiimrvd In b nu Iii.iikhI. Ir HhMfcL1''
Ulu ilaua..r. tho flnitnon tllil not . nuwiu iT""1
' 1 1 at ti t I the trnnh flrn. 1'lilnf Am-I -brow
rallml I he atteiillou n,,,1 i'MtZTj
lirniiiriy owner to tho n.Mt.,ty f ur tiBii u .
1 - . . .. ' ihf
""'"" v ' i iiiiii inn poilro lUmm Mti
""""Hi,
'Mlt. iLi .
'-UK, .
n.b frnm hi firs! lonir trio mice IrvmbiT. tl pn'snlcnt it pri-iinrini; now lo Iravr !'
White House (or six wetka ami stx-n.l a'l.iention Lv ilit sen it Swnmps.-tt. M.i. Hi-, Mr. Cih.I-
Jilsr and Frank U. Kcllopp. se.-n-lan- of t.ile, an- v . 11 relitrnii.if lo .i-lui.-lon after n living vilt
tle Norsc-Anierii in cviitciinial, in St. I'aul anj ,.Muituapoli.
.r-..iiFOhN'r COMFORT SUMMER' RESOKT
tlon so greatly thmt any attempt! ' '
l!n"d be fuu,e ttom: FORMALLY OPENED -TJIIS SUNDAY
Althouith KelloRg'a words were re- .
ur.n for tho ou-n:uK day. and fish
Iiik in 111.- Inle Is ropiir'ed to be e.
1 1'l'iluiially i:Hd at 1 tils 1111111. ac
cording t- tlie resorl lio-les..
erican Lake, Wash., where he has sented l-y many Mexicans as offer- . ,
been since August. 1921. when tholing hope to the disfrruntied elo- g; Chicken Dinner To Feature Opening Of One
, American L.epion auied mm. ueiore 1 niuis amuuK iup poiniaLiuu. vuni
that he was injihe hospital at Boise, ' clearly has gained by tiie exchange
Idaho. "' i cf thought.
'. His illness is the result of being j Expressions of support from
gassed and an- attack 01 influenza leaaers 01 an -paruea irom uu
) while across. (
There are tffousands of war vet-
' erans who today need attention and
Of;
i.wi x vt;mi: run ri.Kiirr
sections of of Mexico 1 continue to
pour ' into tho prudential palace
It even has been suggested that this
for whom tho Inuring T-eelnn In ! solidification waa Kellogg'g exact
conjunction with government agen-1 thhough disguised purpose. Calles on "' WMt si,lc highway, will I,,,
cies. is trying jto obtain permanent l have a freer hand In carry- "(fidally opened to the public next
cure. It is thi continuation of Its ig out his program as a result SunuaJ' at 1 P ni.-.
endeavor , to aid disabled veterans, ! o' .lhi, American warning; and his This resort is said to offv the
and for the care of veterans' or-ejj)y io ; ' ' i it,e!t accommodations to visitors and
phans, that the American Legion'"; , r1 ; ! tourists of any of tho Upper lake
Endowment Fand of $5,000,000 is' fini Ipp nrriprnP sum"!" camps, being beautifully
being established. Oregon Is now Mill II f 1 1 h -1 1 rKN situated on the lake shore adjoining
working to raSe this state's share 1 ULlUL Ul I iULllU ,t,le "arrlman lodge properties oa
of the fund. U I -.,-.. . ' PcIkalV W' The bvUt""K ' a
The leglon'sf persistent efforts I PC C Vflll CD TCll igh,'y ,wo-'ior' rustic - siructure.
obtained hospitalization for Carlson.: fl T 1111 I Hi Wh'Cl' WaS buiH by Iluclwrl rirU"-h-Recently
he has been critically ill.. llllLl LimJllljlll 1 1 LdU acker. Sa Krancisco capitalin.
He was sick three years before he 1 for a umn'er home.
obtained hospitalization, or enough : , . . I v'rs- Moore has made exteiiHive
Southern Oregon's Finest ResorU; Operated By Mr..! !4AS ,wrls''"' J"""
Thri iiavv ilancs that are to titiuYr-
Laura moore j;. ,, t -- r- roast iuii riixbi
ir.'iy lake off from Sail Krunrl.icg,
j u . . 1 1 1 11 k In word reci'lveil at the
l.uurn Moore's Point I'nmfort re. tiiiiii nn.l !.'!::..!:; in the . I'""'1' '''"'' :!i::tii. t.
ort on I'pper Khi.nulll lake, located the ninuuluiim aruand offer wnniler
9 miles out from Klumu'.h Kalis, fill opportunities lo Inl.iiu panics
Is the Average Man
"No",SayiS6
The averac k(nf la not
On iS contiary. Kvaltky individ
vanl lo bm doing somalhinK all lh
lim. Olbr cannot "finith what
ikry kava taHd ". They at all
iicd out and h la up.
They have what mvdit-al ainrt
rail the "b1itt;u ayniloma', wrhtck
mMiti thai thvy tir out loo readily,
and lhat with this f"flin( ol Uliiua,
ihvir enlhuauiim is iutt, and tnvy
heroma hysically and manully
d.,ll
1 h wrhota ImlK of lh maltr U
ihey at ullering (10m an eaceu of
unovidUad mattvr In rli blood aad
litiue. In otKar words, lhay arc
haina ckionlcally poiannad. 4
Tha primary, undarlyina caa of
thia condition ia inauAirianry of tha
adranal glands. No maitar what
oihar cattM'a ihera may be for lhat
gona", irad out", amliitioa
Ifu feeling, almoal Invariably a
rhirf prediapoalng factor ia lack
l gland mcSmty,
Lxk l "Ma-
to teaan 1W1 no,.
aaaa) aat taaa-l
aiai WtiKMn H
lUik. iIh -VJJ
miuIh Um jJ
thrai Draai tj 1
hart taM m ri
aad fiatr m U
roar tasacirf In I
hiliry ia vithaiaa
lanarsl aiHalaTl
th iattairaH mm
it aa racnaaaJn,
Han tk ipa.
bit a Th. Ml
iKoarht al m Vr"
onl a ticiai al J
tkt rUiul turn, all
aaana aaa lapaaa
c. h. nl
and huniera. '
A hnir.e-cooked a:id svrveil chit k"n
dinner will be one of the main feut-
1 ...j '
compensation te take care of him.
Carlson has been unable to work
eince 1920. He tried vocational
JERSEY CITY. jr. j.. June 17.
Ten officers of the Weehawken pol
ice department were acquitted of
improvements in the way of install
ing an elaborate electric lighting
system and general Improvement,
training at Oregon Agricultural col-i C"n ,f m consPiracr late and beautifying of the grounds ami
lege, but after six weelts was forced : "'k"1 V ,ury "ulcn naa , buildings. There are fifteen guest
to give It up. The legicm was ap- be?. .0Ut.,miOre, than "eTeD holirS' morna. all of which have been beau-
pealed to and aid was obtained. I , e ,,ind al f ,he ten defend" !'' furnished.
ants not guilty." Louis Jansen, fore. , . . . , ,,
man of the Jury announced. ,., . . , ' '
I'.iiun 1,. put ui a 11111U.HT 01 leni
i Besides the ten defendants,
others. Police Lieut. Phillip
two
Mc-,
Nulty and Patrolman John Fischer,
were acquitted earlier In the day
at the direction of Judce Fxan
with consent of the prosecutor. i
i It waa the sexond trial of the
An act to authorize the secretary1 12 mon- At tne first trial, last;
of the interior to dispose of at pub-' November' tl,e Jur' fail!a" t0 agree!
lie salo certais; isolated and frac- on 8 verd't. j
tional tracts of lands formerly em-1 ' 1 j
braced in the grant to tho Oregon' An old friend of tho family was!
and California Kailroad company, on a visit and a neighbor's little1
Be it enacted by the senate and hoy had dropped in.
houses on this properly, ltow boats
and "kickers" will be furnished
guests who wish to try their skill
at tho superb lake fishing. ISeshlcs
UOTEL ASTCm
2nd Hill Lei An.lw
EVERY ROOM lias PRIVATE TOILET
50fJ Batlu New. ,'.;lcrn
Cloae to Shopping District an.l Theatres
FREE GARAGE T.,r I M 'o
GREEN
SIAI?S . ...
are ripe
Our trucks will be haul
ing l()-inch preen s'ith.s
for a few days. Our
customers are iuyin,;
Ihis good cheap wood."
$30 for 10 Cords.
Elock Wood. At
Cheap Prices.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main SL Phoiv: LZo
z : . ".
i
The Answer St
house of representatives of the!
United States of America in con-
jjfrnqners'Bad Breath
feiand is Popular Agaitf
1
J " " - if
"What does your father do?" the
visitor asked.
"Oh. he's a numismaticlan," the
boy replied.
"Why a numlsmatician Is a coin
collector."
"Yes, that's what my father Is."
said the boy. He's aconductor on
the tramways."
rVTle day I started taking Carter's
ilattle Liver Pilli," .iyt Mr. John A.
(Perry of New York City, "my habitual
wrad breath .and had stomach stopped,
fl strongly recommend them to all ihose
Fnfnlcted with these nay troulilrs. I
insure you that my own case was a
llbad one, causing me untold embarrass
pment, and Carter's helped me ,righ
'irom the start." '
Bad breath enmrt from sour stomach
(and can tnuallv be relieved quickly by
barter's Little Liver Pills.
ipThey are svoridrrfiil for constipation.
Hick-headache and indigestion and thev
jtpbytic the system in a mild and gentle
I manner, no bad after effects
i b" Recommended and for sale by all
Jdrug ttorea,
KODAK FINISHING
8 Hour Service
The Peasley' ,
. OppoeiUs Court-. House -
SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat.
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 Klamath
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your romfirt even your
health depends on the kind
of heat you obtain from your
furnace. That kind of heat
depends on tho construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which it is installed In your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
molt.t heat! Not just heated
air. tomfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pense and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
Poor Eyesight
Is a drain upon your nerves
yrmf . health, jinil your d e
position. Wliy.. sutler ' wbn tho reme ly
lies In correctly fitted
Rlaii)3. Ask any wearer of
glasses. . '7;
Our examination of the ryes
Is very complete. Wo him
iiihI 11m tho Inlcst iiiir.
llieulH known' to llm ojilieal
aclenie.
DR. GOBLE
Kycs Kxnnilneil
Q K'K HKKVK i;
711!) Main Htreet
1'ia.ne,
ir,""," lte(m,
the Question
Does Adertising in The Klami!
News Bring Results?
' 1 I
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RESERVE
JULY 2-3-4
The Biggest
RODEO
Ever Given in Klamath Falls
Klninjith News PiibliHhinjr Co.,
Klamath Falls, OrvKon. i
(Jciillfincn: '
While our nhoe Hale ia al its height, wc wish to take this
opptirlunity to express our- keen HittiHfuction with the results
of our atlvei'tisiiiK campuiKn carried exclusively in tho K'41"'
ath News. An a result of the advertisement placed in M
Saltirday'8 paper vc were unable to scat or to take cm of
the crowd that came lo our ntorc to buy Hhoes. While we
appreciate the fact lhat we are giving to tho public gcMIie
bargains, we feel, noverthelcHS, that our advertising carried
in your paper has materially aided in miikint? th' saI tl,e
most successful sale wc have had for oine itme. j '
Yours very truly,
HOUSTON & JESTER.!
(G. W. Houston)
The above Letter from a prom
Klamath Falls Merchant leave&nojwJJ.
for doubt as to the pulling power ol
Klamath News.