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Friday, July 17, 1925.
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REBEKAHS PLAN
. Peace In Sight With
FOR CONVENTION . French And Morrocant
Lr.ile H'"' 'l",rl 1,1
king the ""i,n
lain In K amain ruin om
ilia Wnillimh .iumi Kloc-
d ,u bwn uern since
nil i.iuk itr who
us her lii'ailiiunrliir.
Irt at tl week
to number or iuutwh i
, h iH.mllilll'lw of Hi J
. . . . I.
v,.n menu- t "
lout cakes. ""r r.' iB-.
Iilnal. some '. in 1 ap
prises at vnrloua tiling.
. .t I... ... I n a Vi..
III iimved uiwi "7 MP..
I,.rlrlr iu rninnK
t irral-nt ul th! sltl-
h nllrolr oprrnmp.
luy Mr. Hroii otura mn
vr. pluflnit I"" m"' 'n tn"
1.30 s'r! nil k-HTlnx
,r two hiiim without opn-
HI. polal" 1. icwi aim.
hard. '"'' I'-1" ""'! ,nB
hwi ("KIP la I'
It poxnt)t t nl III" rnrnitn.
L irmlT mid Jlio not
;ilo murh. All vt lli rll-!
plrl In cold oen;
lifht up to caoKlug torn-.
hi.n th lii'ut a autu-
hut utf. Kfti Iho '.!-
L trntrd In I III" malilixc.
I. poaalbln lilf uy lc-
lnt. .
Mr. Scott ! I"
la In I hi- orrn wlikli ah
nil trrt In antlwlt.il
fcmrruw tor 'Kalher dy.'
r" hat bad all upvurtdully
I tha itue lu opfratlun
and tomorrow "Kulher"
yra a chanoa o ' how
li-r and bttr ".Mother I
Libia la rook It iilie ha nuj yun ,..rtr- Klilt' K. fullior haa vnv l'lrnlr Onn of tlio many
rant xrarlni hw kllchfuj filoit mill fur illvnrrn nimlnit (Iran-' (.,,,.n nt n,,, ,Pamn was pnjoynd
lian tlin old alyla typo ofjvlllo j(. follliT. rliiirglnit cnul niiili)y a f,rp f Klamath Knlln ronl-
kiiKif. Tim . wniinKiiouMi luhiininn troniniMil. l"" rmioajr , i,.nH ... v,.tlin.cluv ovi'iiinn at
Plana fur r(ii.reiuuiton, both , at (
Ilia (invention and In tho parade'
cft tho a.welon ot . the aoYerelitul
Krand lixlite lu fort laud, drptemberj
21 to Hoplumlmr 24. were dlacusaed'
und plana laid aca;tllnKty durlnn'
tho Meeting of Proapeiiiy Itebekahl
IoiIko i-f Klamath Kul! lest night.
A rouinilttno on tranapurtatlon
wan appolntwl which Included Mr a.
Jennie Iturn. Viola Jonca and Wil
liam liei'k.
Thuao who will hare charge of
nrrangpmenti for the amnion are
NVIIIe WattPnliurK, Nellie Foilrr
and Nina Keck.
iNI'OKTHMKN Tl MKKT "
Iti'Kiilar HiHftlng of the Klamath
coiuily aporl.tmru uninlatlun will be
held In tho chamber of cummeirce
Monday nlKhl, arrordliix to recent
umioiiucemunt. ik-verul Interentlng
ft.a:ure uro to bo Introduced dur
ing the evtnLng.
I'Altm, July Id. (Vult-1
Xpw) A Fraurn-iSpanli.il iliii'
gallon la r-nrouto to mn-t AImmI
el Krlm to iIImtuhh tertna of peace
to erul l lie ttlfflan war lu French
anil HpaiiUh lorocro, U waa an
nounced aeml-afficutlly Tliurwlay
night.
t O.tl STItlKK HEPT. 1
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. ATLANTIC CITVj N. J.. July II.
There la Bo ' d a liner ot a coal
dhortage tn (luv United mate even
In averH In a atrlke. anthracit nilue
operator In 'ovodtreuca wtlb repre
aeneatlve.4 of the ininnra dooiared
Thuraduy In an official atatesmmt.
On Heptivnher 1. the date set
for a jtrlluj ahould the two aides
fall' to come to an agreement there
will be between' two and a half
and three month ampply of anthra
cite coal of domestic etxes.
MUX PLAY IMI'OUTAXT PART
VAN'COUVKK, B. C. July 18.
"Men and not airplanes, nor tanks,
nor gas. Is the prime factor In the
scheme of modern warfare." Field
Marshal Earl Halg declared here
Wednesday before ble departure to
the east.
To Mee Mother C. H. Beanie
j of Kirk anrlred In the city last
( UikUi to most hU mother, Mrs. Lucy
Sexton ot Santa Barbara, who will
visit with her son for some time.
They plan to leave today lor bis
homo in Kirk. According to Mrs.
Sexton two home which she own.
cd were demolished in Santa Bar
bara lu the recent quake. .
Itipiil lnvcti(rntion nf till rnmlilmn of tiiiil.linp': iinufttne nt1n ttlirbt il.itip !nli la m4!
Botton city oliicials as an aftermath of-thii nillnpsc of the huililing hnaslng the "Pickwick Club,''
Vhlch killed close to 100 mcrrvmakc.? anil injurril scon'ii. ""liuiljin vxH'rts believe that the "over
load on the floor anil the wrakcnril rortilitiiin of the buihlin due to excavation activities alongside it,!
men contrltiutlnf; rnusra nf the cnllaiir. Photo, the mot striking; one taken after thtcollase,i
shows the msnnrr in which the Boors gave war and bow the one brick, wall which remained alautliiiir.
menaced rescue work. w ' . . . '
Local Briefs
IVoni Merrtll- J. A. Morrow, pro
prietor of the Morrow poultry ranch
hlinh'i Kim. James IHxnn, ranrhn
tl.f nnr,.' Hill l.A
. , , , ,, , on the Merrill road was among the
act-oinpanitd by Mr. and Mrs. Paul
,, ,,,, . , bn.sliie3 vinitors in the city on Thurs
Pallon, who will return that evening.
U.tJ 111 I - H HUH. ,
A booster for Klamath connij
and Klamath Falls and every legit
imate Industry therein that's to
Klamath News.
KLAMATH VALLBY HOSPITAL.
In confinement a pleasant rest
awaits you. , , . adv.-
Kollowing a swim, .
Mr. mid Mrs. II. K. Lndd and family,
Mrs-. K. It. Werta nnd sou, Itnlnnd
Wert i.
re Hiulpped with full aulti-,of a mliinr chllit In reiiieti'd by the j vu.Kso bench.
Liiiirn whlrli means tbut tho plaintiff.
ithu houHe t-un set the clock,
evening's nusil in the At Mnllii Fred Peterson, county
ki.I leave It fur the eotlro school sunorltitenilent. speul Thurs-
the aaauranie that she u,,y In Mulln and siirroiindlng dls
' a perfectly cooked meal trlcta, InHpectlng tho siiiooU nnd
hiinxry family when din-! uollhg the necessary Items which
arrlveii. ; 'will be Instnlleil before the opening
i- "in leave nere un- or tlie Hinoois III llie lan. - , . rtubb Is
krnlng but h left the as-, , .., r.
thai .he will return for; From H.-..v -Kean W. Rwltt waa ,..... ,,,,..,,,
denn nutratluns. Any woniun 1 among the many out of town visit-! ,. i....urai
troublesomo queatlona ors in tho city from bis home '"';,, , nreenn State Rankers'
Iho preparation or cooking the Meiiltv district yestenlay. ..... ..,.w , . j
- association. muni una mailed his
lh electricity will recede ,n , cotllmllnK to
u-i iroin .Mrs. BCOTl 11 " ' . ..
Hlon la written out ami left tho Merrill district was Adolph
at the. Link Itlver Klectrlc Ciifkn, rancher of thnt seellon, who
mailed to her in
liives 1'or JJuuie After visiting
tar HomV'tlirie nl'tho homo of Mrs.
W. T. llnrvey, Mrs. Wallace, a resi
dent of Kelso, Washington, return-
a "wenlc" roast was enjoyed. Those c er uu"" ealBr-
In the pnrty were Frank Hogue, j lllly-
Frank llogue. Jr.. nnd Clifford i . : . .
llogue. Mr. mid Mrs. Hob Huberts
B1DH WANTED
School District No. 1 ot Klam
ath County, Oregon, will receive
sealed bids UP' to Monday evening.
July 20. at 7: 3D. for the construe
tlon of a school room at Mills Ad-
ilitlin nonr.l ! a n nlona n r. H
I
irallnio nn fila In iha nfllM n
C. N. Cosebeom.' '
All bids to be addressed to Ida
B. Momysr, clerk, and accompan
ied by certified check for five per
cent of bid. ' ;
Signed)' RchooT District No. 1,--IDA
B. MOMYER, Clerk.
.115-19
In??
MOT
'ortlnnd, nnd hopes to be back In
Kluiuatli Falls hy Sunday afternoon,
. ... (.. fh.i nmh nt liiiutli es.
care of spent Ihe day Thursday vlslllng and "
lltilhouse Klectrlc company ! trnnauctiiiR business. R,, Aitnm
Francisco, I. ., ' k
From Clinic Dr. (1. S. N.-wsnm I irom toe mii "'"i"
and Miss Lydla Fricke. county health road district, was among the many
nurse, returned lute Inst evening ""t of town visitors In the city to
from Honanw. whore they conduct-1 shop nnd transact business yestcr
ed a bnby clinic for bnbics nnd day.
children of pre-school age. I
I Foster Fined Joo Foster, Klnin-
To Illy
BEATTY
TY, July is. uiu. t v..
has the Seven MUe eon-
;ul of llealty was a visitor
'Whig fir a place to camn
utnnier, as his crow is
rt to move m right away.
Mrs. A. A. Klrkwood.
f' m living In Beatty for
went to Portland. Mr. Klrk-
10 rturii oon and Mrs.
u 10 spi'llcl a nmnlh v lot -'
'h nor mother. , I
"tchklns of Slllnnlnelnn rJ
fv"i his hay hands to tko
tn rrop i tholr ranch:
""Hi side 0r hiiv. I
'ion Drown n,l Vl.l 1
Klnmatli Kails. Mr. Brown
r the doctor's enre. !
"owan of Bonanza la tl(lnk-,
inrtiim a hotel In Beatty.
ta needed awfully bad. j
t U running full blast on.
'ty store fields, nnd tho huy;
Itiken for. as ithere will bo n
Worses on tho lob nil summer.
nl Pitt purchased a new car.'
selling ready for 'the hucklo-l
Well. j
Mrs. Dorothy Weaver and, nth county rancher was fined one
Miss Leah Weaver of Salt Loke City, dollar In Police JUtigo i.ngnangen
..in. i- .,i Mr. i n lilvnn nnd! court yesterday, when he was nr-
Mlss Hnth Dixon, will leave for Illy
Sunday, where they plan to remain
rnlgncd on charges of Improper
lighis mid lack of license and rear
fortnight visiting with Mrs. light
I for a
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PDAK FINISHING
i out at R
p. m.
BPlt Court House
0TEL ASTOR
R0M hu PRIVATE TOILET
P Bath.
LUMBER, HAY AND GRAIN, BONDS AND CON
TRACTS BOUGHT AND SOLD
NEW AND USED GRAIN BAGS
BINDING TWINE AND SACK TWINE
Solo Agent for
J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE CO.
J. N. BRAMIIALL
Real Estate
208-209 Winter Bldg.
Broker
Phone 149-J
I
UIsedBars
Bis; July Clearance Sale
of Used Cars From
California.
Prices That will open
your eyes.
Payment plans that will
make it possible for you
to own an Automobile at
Blue Book Prices.
1925 Essex touring, new car,
Oregon license, spare tire.
192rW Nash 6 Pass. Coach.
199nU)ldamonHa Touring.
192t .lewett Sport Touring. "
1924 Oldsniohlle Sport Touring.
1924 firay Coupe.
1923 lewett Touring. '
1923 Stndobaker Special Six
Touring.
1923 Frrd Touring.
1922 Oakland Touring.
1921 studebaker Spoclal Tour
ing. 1923 Star Touring,
1923 Slar Deliverv.
1922 Huiik Six 7 Pass. Touring.
1919 Dodco Touring.
1921 Stmlehakor Light ' Six
Touring.
lS4Kwex 8f- Coach.
1921 Chalmers Sport Touring.
1 922 StnuYlmkf rj ig Six Tour-
1923 Hiilck Six Touring. ' .
191 l Hodge Touring.
1923 N;ish SpVrt Touring.
1923- (ildsmoblle 4 'Sport Tour
ing. 1924 Flint 40, Rex Top.
Mievroli'ts
1924 Sedan, new car. guaran
teed, a big reduction.
1924 Coach Guaranteed.
1924 Touring.- ,
1 923 Touring '
1 923 Touring, private owner.
1923 l oin iiiR. a big reduction.
1923 Hi jibiter, 6 balloon tires.
1 923 Sedan.
Also n big selection of used cars
from San Francisco. '
CALIF-OREGON USED
CAR EXCHANGE.
IIOAfll.AM) lF,iHKXKOTH
Slli mill Pine H(.
Special Electric Range
' Demonstration v'1
Ends Tomorrow
Saturday is Mrs. Jessie Scott's last day in
Klamath Falls demonstrating the Westing
house Automatic Electric Range, the
"Range with the Clock." .
Mn.. Scott Is a widely known
electric cooking specialist.
Whether yon are now buying a
range or not, you should not
miss this opportunity of meet
ing her.
We want all mothers and
wives to come In while "Mrs.
Scott Is here. Watch her bake
cake, then try a sample. Learn
how eooklnr pan he made bet
ter and easier, and bow .you
can conserve your own time
, and strength for other things.
Tomorrow Is the last-day.
It Is also Men's Day. Why
not see to It, that the man of
the house comes to tomorrow's
demonstration? Mrs. Scott can
soon satisfy him that you need
an automatic electric range.
Tell father to come and see
the thing working and taste
the roast -and cake!
Remember, Tomorrow Is The Last Day
Link River Electric Co.
. Corner of Seventh and Klarftath Streets . ,
ELECTRIC RANGE
LI CUCCTBX JJ
The Sign of the
WeitinghoMse Store
IB
TOMORROW Is Fathers Day
And Here Are Some Facts For Dad!
fffu,
fcai-wia I'l.j.'JaV j tL
WESTINGH0USE FULL
AUTOMATIC ; y
Two ovens lock three plates.
.
$50.00 down, $15.60 for 12 months.
WESTINGH0USE JUNIOR
AUTOMATIC" k-
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One oven clock three plates.
$35.00 down, $12.30 for 12 months.
OTHER STYLES AT MORE REASONABLE PRICES
Mrs. Scott Is Still Here! Come in. 1
LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
7th at Klamath Ave.
Phone 171
New, Modern
hosi,ppit,llDUl,i;l;ndThooirtt
F CARAGE Tariff I, at n
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