The Klamath news., July 25, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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SIT VFRfiFS TRIBUTE s 1A1D KLAJIATH BY " 1 WUKM rLAuUt IJ .
tWULAWU ICBUI3 L0S ANGELES CHAMBER COMMERCE " Km:
nM NtTinN W h wauiuiuimL.il
MINER
Saturday. July 2.".lggL
t rs l.:ii"i a."
ronferi ae
to prr.:.t
ntir rt
umph let .
road
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Isllllv Infested.
Tom Waters-
board of supervisors f I-o partly ilrsir.
The chamber of nminnTiT hutld-
Ihink ine tn l.oa Angeles has teen nui re-
W rr'.dham. president of the ur.il dirt highway as that bl-h !
i . ...., i.h.
Los Angeles chamber of commerce. p ' V"
, ,mon the prominent visitors land over the Croon Springs moun-
in the city vesterday. arriving from tuin to Klamath Kalis."
,h- .ii, t' enlov a visit In the, l'ndhum continued ia kU cipres-
Klamath country, and at the Crater slon of appreciation in the xenlc
i nvr. nv. Ju:r 24. tl'nitrd . . . nridi.4m i. actoninan- beauty of thfi road t Ihe valley.
f.l mlnera and mine on- , . hv hi. f,miiv. lie Is one oi ine nrst auou
eed lo meet In Joint Whil In Klamath Kalla yesterday advocate In aoutheru , i aitiornis.
Wednesday in an effort ., , ,, ,he rh.mher of and In the year 1310 was a member
a atriko of 1.000,000 anj a, oud In his of 'he
praises of the Ashland-Klamath Kails Anseles.
it represents a in- nif.h,av
C. riridgeman. the, ... .. V(.ry ,,u
.nMniMB.r Intermediary in the coal ,h..t t...siir,,l hl.'hwv " tentlv roniDlcted. taLinK In an en-
dlspnie, who until Friday had tried (,0l.I;iriu, riahant. "by destroying tire block, .according lo the visitor
nuucceaafully to brio the disput-' , . .. nrivsitv r makinic a n his way north. I'roiliani and
ants around a singlo council table. pav(l(1 roa(t of it an, rutting rlll , his party are enjoinR
Rrldceman managed to bring the . ,in- ,h v (rater lake, then north
ownera and miners together for a .., haye befu Instrumental In ob- incton. where he will inspect scv
ahort conference Friday, and it was (a nill(, the pre,n,.c 0f many 0( ,he ral paper mills in whi.h he in In
announced that the Joint talks would t.aiifornla hjChwa and byways and terested. The party plans to go as
be resumed Wednesday. have never seen o attractive a nat- far north as llanff. Canada
The other development or Ihe day
In tbo laboj actuation was the con-,L0g Beach To Have It
vention l.a group oi aeiegates rep-,
resenting 600.000 skilled trades
unionise. r he were called together
in mranrHtnitrv sesjiinn lo diacasi! jcandido: Edward
PROPORTIONHERh
doatroyed.
Hordes of r.y worms wer. ... n
rawllug cr. Ihe nialn hlgh
toward the Alean.er ran. ..."
night as t'horp.nmn come lo Klam
ath Falls.
Chorpcnlng e.llmatcs tho poll l
ilamaga lo Klamath crops at m.r
500.0i unless effect Ivo action Is
Ukco within Iho nut 1 days.
(Continued From lag ))
Total of l ucrcs
d and lior.les of
eating.
Kllloll
to of to aires lu-
K. 1..
fist.-d.
Mr.. Hatch -50 acres all badly In-fesli-,1
1',-litka : of 5" aires badly In-
trip to fcstc.l , -
Wash-; facka b. others - H a. r f old1 . . ,,r,.,M., , H,g.-J
! riTTtsllflK.il. Ta , July !
Mrs. Henry Herman refused to glve
$j and a dr.-ss (o HoMia Mil. hell.
a (i)y girl who had told her for j
tune ,i llolfha laid a curse" on,
her. Mrs. Herman promptly became
111 from worrying about lb spell
ahd now llol.-ha has been flu.-d ,
$1110 and held for investigation oiij
complaint of the vlciim's bus!
band. i
alfalfa aM bad. in acres completely rrw shop U" S.. Till S J - I
Southern VNitors. Among the
California visitors in the city this!
Bathing Beauty Parade week from the south are r S. Miller. j
San Francisco: James Thomas. Ks-i
K. Totter. I.os
LONG BEACH. Calif. July H Angeles: R. W. I'ridliam. l.os Angel-:
R. W. St. Jolui. fcacramento; i
the unemployment-ituatiow.-- me' i
workers bitterly taeallsT't the cap-'The Long Beach council, which wass;
lUllat aystem of Industry. Jto decide whether or not to enact , Blake Vent. Redmond: R. 1). Cramp-
tradea onion rengress, who presided,
an emergency ordinance prohibiting1
'one year and up.
J2t-SJ
Corning: D. W. Dorman. Los Anceles
excoriated British employers for " -' " '( Frank Rivers. Newark: A. I,. No-
their policy of reducing wagea lo 8sve UD despair when rival fac- man. Fresno: Cus A. John.un. Sac-
remedy the fndustrial situation. He tions drowned out the proceedings, rameuto: Leland F. Stokes, Garden
said redactions were stunid and fu-'wtth cheers and jeers. i Grove; T. M. BaylLs. Yreka: Pat-
tile, because they reduce the purl Church factlona, which claimed rick O'Rourke. Oakland: George E. I
chasing power of the great mass of the parade was "shameful and an Rees, Ferndale: Alvln T. Ilodle, I
consumers. , insult to the moral people of Long Bishop; B. C. H.-aley. San Jose;;
"The capitalists," Swales contin- Beach," were greeted by loud cries B. E. Ewlng. Arrvo Grande; Jen-!
ued. "are sntelleoluaUy bankrupt in of "evil in to him who evil thinks.", nie Harris. Alpaugh. '
face of th present difficulties. 1; When there seemed little possiv
warn the- governing classes that bility of settling the matter quietly, j - j
there ii'a limit to the workers' en-,the council graciously side-stepped; Bee Begin has added a depart j
durance and torebearance." the issue by postponing, action until ment fi ; children'a dresses fnon ,
il Must Stand Tat Tuesday.
A. J. -Cook, secretary of the min-i -
era' union, was equally harsh. He'-
appeaied lor support to protect the
miners' standard of living, and lo
help them obtafn a living wage. He
said that in ten years the mine own
ers had received a profit of (13.
000,000 and that $20,006,000 had
gone as royalties to the owners of
the land. , ; J
"In tfie event of a strike," Cook
said, "the miners -will- protect 4h-4
pits from damage, as they, hope to
own the mines some day, and do;
not want them destroyed." I
The -delegates cheered loudly'
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ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM
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Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Night
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will
furnish the music.
All conveniences and first class floor.
Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks.
, MARTrN & NUssER
Mac's Cash Grocery
SATURDAY SPKCIAI-S
2 Tomato CaUi. 11 oz. for 43c
1 qt. Sweet Tickles 54c
1 Fineapple, I) oz. size 29c
3 Cans Yellow Peaches. No. 2'. size 63c
1 lb. Hills Coffee, blue tins 49c
10 Par Carton Fels-Naptha Soap 69c
8 lb. Can Snowdrift $1.77
4 lb. Can Snowdrift 89c
You will also find many other buys in this store.
One half block off Main on So. Gth St. Phone
your order. . ..We have our own delivery ser
vice and deliver anywhere in the city.
Trade With Us Bank the Difference.
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Mac's Cash Grocery
Phone 855. H. I. McKIM
ttu: TV ,
villus rruit
. 01 .(.rants Pass, Oregu'
Graduate of Kuwait; Bible Sthi
Preach to the First Christian QJ
Congrcaton at the
jj FRANK & KING SHOW
Sunday, 11:00 A. M.
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if
when Cook concluded his statement
of the mine situation, with an ap
peal for help.
When the miners and owners
meet Wednesday Bridgeman will en
deavor to find a basis for negotia
tions, as both owners and miners
will emer the conference chamber
retaining their own points 'of view,
which resulted In the Issuance of a
strike ord';r Thursday.
Shipping Tied fp
Mr.rr.bers of the transport union
will meet Saturday to insure that no
-oal wonid be transported anywhere
in KnjdanJ. Seolland or Wales In
Hie event of n strike. Monday a
delecinii.n from the trades union
eonaresa will see Premier Baldwin
to disenss unemployment in general,
and the mine situation in partic
ular. Tho possibility of a strike at mid
night July 31, has been lessened by
the agreement of the miners and
owners lo confer. It is understood
that the owners will suspend thnr
notice, terminating the present na
tional wages and hours of labor
agreement from day to dav, If ne
gotiations with the men extend be
yond July 31, .,,,. nijtk(j
take effect. .
Shepherds Music
House Advertised
Inumal recognition i3 giv,. a
Klaimith Palis music house In the
latest l:.si, f tnu Ml:tip Tr i li n
dicator. a leading nuisi,- lr:i, ,la r
-puhlislir-d weekly (M,,.-1K,,.
Tho ad of 1h., Karl Shepherd ( n
"When you ore ..Id?" i r-prlnted
In the magailine along with t. ,.,lt
that accompanied tlio advertisement
Tiio Shepherd ud and cut are the
subject of a special article entitled
"Showing that a small town mer
chant can advtrtko well If ho wants
to."
According to the article. the
Shepherd advertisement "Is well pt
throughout and is effective wheth
er it sells goods directly or simply
causes tho de,.ire for music to be
folt."
Another Shepherd advertisement.
"Send Away," Is reprinted In full in
a recent taxuc of the Gulhrundscn
Iiullctin. a monthly magujine print
ed by tho tlulbrandsen I'iano com
pany of Chlr-ngn. The mugiizlne Is
published In the Interests of (;).
trandsen dealers und salesmen.
Genuine Victrolas Reduced
BUY
NOW
PAY
LATER
Vietrola Pictured Above Formerly Priced at $110.00
NOW $75.00
Wpricefs0re haVC WC beC" P8itl0n l ffcr 8CnuipC Yictro,as at tl,cse ridiculously
Vietrola Console Pictured Above, Formerly Priced at $20000
NOW $130.00
EASY TERMS
WIRTZ'S MUSIC STORE
vt 122 Sc. 6th St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
APPETIZING KOASE
- That Can't Be Beat
These are just the type of Meats yot
at Miller's Market. Those nice appsi
of finest cattle properly prepared
your tvery needs.' i 'rices no .more thar
elsewhere. N
MILLER'S MARKEI
Sanitary Marl
Pot Roast Beef, per lb
Reef Roil, per lb.
Sirloin Steak, per lb
T-Rone Steak, per lb.
6-lb. Roast Veal . . . :
2-lb. Veal Steak for
Veal Stew, per lb.
Mutton Stew, nor lb.
Leg of Lamb, per lb.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY OS
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Roasting Chickens, Fryers and
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3 Real Bargaii
1919-7 Pass. Hudson Tou..ring i
1921 Oakland 3 Pass. Coupe - I
1922-Ford Coupe L: ;
Cash or Terms
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Acme Motor 0
6th and Oak. ' T
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