The Klamath news., August 20, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Page Two
' 1 ' Thursday. August jOJOgj
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rnUMmm! ftiniv LIFM) bareleg flaps march f IDD,riuK r
TO SPEAK THIS ln'-WHArDYOUDO'niEDUU'OO, AKKlVt IN A. r.
YEAR IN FORUM,,,
tlwlr hwJ..iri-r l I'orlUiwI. j iniMnrrow. .... , m ,,..'
" llH.iuall Klamath In.lu
I ..til.. I'r.,i'l.. HHVpr I.UKP, -
t-ik'U.'. HI). "J Ituiimu "'
I ho tonni vUllril ny t"
.ulin anil will irut a to ll.uU.
anion u..- . .,... M..
rullroa.l ni.u .i.T.Uy. KUmlh Kalla and lb. coual, 1
The. group HI ! lu tli -lir Klmnath Hial'a lb Klamath N.t ,
. ,'lanr
baslness
taslcc 1 1
.? (he st .te' most eminent
nea, poltttmiu una iw
m?n ro to dih'ak at
What
ho did tliv
with
(tic
Ksl'j chamber of cmoi-
turx'C hi:u'hrins una inn. :
aer.Vuntary of state, will he hoard
ei.Teu.uer . " '""'y soea u'
Upton will speK M-pM-rowr ,
Alfrsd E. Clark. Tortland lawyer,
will talk September 18.
Those who have tentatively
.... l-l 1. .trlu nil
he reli.'.irsuiH ir The rtraii' iwjiiiiiim
I,, i .iv.-B under the p'.rnlc at the cs biu.ro. wa.inm
........ Mm Kiwu.iia lull as a nare-loRRi-a in u.v ami.
r...ii.n. ..nriiii! ihn fair, are would you do? Well,
now proKiessii.R airudily and the same thiiiR.
show lit lKBiunlne to 4ake ahape men mo acrsvani ui pom.-.
Thi op- iu 'is one of Ollhr-rt and hi squad uutrlvalling the oi.ro fain
Sullivan be.-t-the lomedy LeinK oiih Keystone movie a.iuad. affnrda
espe.iallv Kor.l. Can you Imuitiuc wonderful opportunity for local him
. ..,.' mm ,.f ins. SI who ha at the present day ronillttnua with
Ja ' ...,.n ! iiia whole the manv traffic cotw and dry en-,'
life, and ulie a weather-lieaten. pir- forecnieni iiiiuem. m ij i.u...... ...
a. H.al -maid ot-all-work of 47." Ihe regular local force.
KnA then try to ltnacinr 1.1a feel- sitiK.'r I cast for the servant
r hon. aficr nroniiKlne to marry you may expect
Klmer Hal
an!
aonielhinK pretty.
agreed to nppeiir at forum lunches .lul.j(,nt lilH.0 of brio-n-brac on Rood, for I hey do aay over at
her .iscr:ic.n that sho Is beautiful. r.rnntu rasa inat r.ein.er n.ua a
he is suddenly confronted hy a mean" line of comedy, and cave
crowd of n'Hiut 30 or 40 ravishlnglymt-n ibero will vouch for It.
5fn?Pn Vlkpr C-yr , CEASELESS SEARCH
fctoien aiKer t-ar FOR aigoma slayer
To Be Brought Back (continued m. rp. ..c
for the wounds which caused Navar.
Ci;;rrv Co!-?d constable, left ye.i-
hera. areordinc to an a:inoiin'inent
made yesterday by l.iaa Ncinilth.
chairman of the chamuer'a forum
committee, includo the following:
Charles I. McNaxy. senior I'nited
State senator from OreRon: Robert
N. Stanfield, Junior I'nited States
senator from Oregon; Nick Sinnott,
congressman. Becond Oregon dis
trict: Bruce Dennis, slate senator
from Union and Wallowa counties-.! - ro- dt.ath. He reiterated that he
Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner. superintend- terday for rortlaud where ho will slmily had bwn driink a( ,he Umpl
ent Oregon state hospital; Paul B. ; return with the Bulck sedan which the (1!nt occurred and declared
McKee. vice-president and general was 8tolen from Luke Walker on that he could remember but little
manager of the California-Oregon ,he n!(.ht of AagUst 14. of what had happened.
Power company; Clarence R. Hotch- The tnre9 young bandits. through' Iniuent U Tonight
kiss. United States marshal: Den-.,ne st(a)y and hearty cooperation State Officer McBride and Depu
ton G. Burdick, speaker of the wjt& fnjefs l)f p0ice throughout ties Joe Klmsey and Jim Dillon a
house: Sumpter S. Sniilh. editor n0 Btate ,,y Fred Morry, loial alsted yesterday In a search for the
of the Medford Mail-Tribune; specjal a,,nt for the state, were re- men who deserted the Southern I'ac
George W. Joseph, state senator covered 45 minutes after they had ific camp following the Hght.
Kurhler lhan 1o confide "
a nice oi'iitng. that they had enjoy,
dl iheir illiu.era and that 'hey
hoped the Interstate Commerce
commission will he lu a kindly
mood whea It turns li IhoiishU to
Klamath Kails, four officials of the
Oregon Truuk. regWtered l the
While Pelican hotel here last night,
had nothing lo say.
The men ware: J. C. Wright,
travel.ug freight mid pu.sei.ger
agent: It. II. ('roller, general pas
senger agent; U. W. IVkard. gen
eral freight agent, and li. '. Mm
nor. locuilng engineer. All hut Mr.
Wright, who lives lu llend. have
. , 1 :
from Multnomah county, v. attempted a aimllar robbery in
Chapman, editor of 4ho Oregon Vo-I portiand among garages of tho bus-,
ter, and Lewis A. McArthnr. Tice-, iness ac.jon.
president and general manager ofi According to a wlro received
the Pacific Power & Light company, 'last nlght br Morey, trom chipf
Tonight at 7:30 an inquest will
be held by County Coroner Whit-lock.
Portland.
K.F.
!of Police L. V. Jenkins of Pcrlland.
j the Bulck sedan is in splendid run
ping condition and was not Injured
I by the trip taken hy the three
; youthg from Klamath Falls to Port
land.
t. A. GOLDSMITH
Ccatom Tailor
Sift Wiatcra Bldg.
Sulla From SS0JIO to 970.00
Do You Know
How Glasses
Are Made?
Look in our window and you
will see exhibited the mater
ials used.: alao showing tho
different processes glas goes
through in making a 1ms.
Thi n call In and n will lake
you through the shop nhcro
wo are grinding them.
DR. GOBLE
Kyra Examined
QUICK 8KRVICB
700 Main Street
Olassra Frames
Ground Repaired
1 1 i
RESINS H RFg ? ;7zg
(Continued From Page One)
arrive home In October, but he ad
mits that among the wonders yet
to be seen he expects cone greater
than thi building of a city In the
wilderness In the course of much
less than one active life.
AT SAN QUENTIN
(Continacd From Page One)
to li!p In tho pursuit, and was hov
ering ov!t.ad when tho men were
Uk.;n.
The felons engaging in the break
were erviLg long terms for robbery.
H'-.nry Hentz. sentenced from Los
Angeles, to ten years for robbery,
and Paul Luce, serving a similar
term from the same, city, were
among them.
- KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
In confinement a pleasant rest
awaits you. adv.-
SPECIALS
In Viclrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
A furnace in your home
will keep the summer
at your command all
winter. Prices $135 up.
Phone 371.
Be sure of your
f,
urnace!
Your comfort even your
health depends on the kind
of heat you obtain from your
furnace. That kind of heat
d"pends on tho construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which it Is Installed in your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not Just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
ponse and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
Free of Cost! Boys!
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llirv'te nil hark cm tlirir way to "renilin", 'ritin' aiid'riiJ
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ana most 01 mom win wear rvewpie j win onocs.
There urr new oxfortls for the larger girls, high icho
t i t .i ii i r . i i .
iorus ror ine smaurr cnaps. i aienrs in piain anatwotoii
tans ami gun metal alioes 'or the little growing miss; and
of shoes and plenty of vnliiQ in each to suit all.
(A tablet and ruler given with each pair).
FOR GROWING GIRLS
We arc showing two styles in
Kewpie Twins,, black and tan
lace, extra qiuility calf leather, a
dandy fitting shoo, in sizes up
to 2.
Priced at $1.50 to $5.00,
GIRLS' oxfop:
Made up in tan and pj
leather, fancy cuUut j
heavy stoi'm welt, fanrjf."
bcr heels, an ideal shock
awny.
All sizes & widths
CHILD'S GOLDEN ELK
An ideal dry weather shoe,
triple- stitched, flexible heel, lace
style with rubber heel, sizes 6 to
Priced from $2.2$ to $3.00
BOYS' SCHOOL I
SsVwivvn in Inn nnil Ami
in bluchdr and bal hs
heavy soles well stiichsj
and every shoe all; kii
All sizes & widths.'
Special
One biir lot of Girl' School Shoes,
niiidc up in tan calf-nkin and chocoluUi
hrown kid; n well built leather koIc
nnil rubber heel. Theno arc $1.50 to
$5.00 valuta. Priced fur quick clling
at
( J 1 for rtmcill loin and Krowiiijr irirls;
SClTiriCI ICkid. puteiit. two-tone; all leathers; X I.
kJCtJ.XVJ.CiXO u Bi8Mi VUUC8 t0 li50 now Ml"
Houston S? Jester
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(jet th RJ Crown
wMiles Card af
any"Rjtd Crown"
pvrap. Vie u and
your mileage
focrtiM 9
"Made 12.5 gallons go as far
as 20 did before!" . i
It's no trick getting extra milea out of
"Red Crown" because extra miles are in
there. Here's what one motorist discovered:
"I checked my mileage last month and was get
ting only 8.9 miles per gallon. My Red Crown
Milrage Card set me right and on my last trip I .
did 14.4 miles per gallon. In fact I made 12.5 gl
Ions go as far as 20 did beforel" ' .
Get a Red Crown Mileage Card, fill the
tank to the brim with "Red Crown," follow
the instructions in the Mileage Card and
watch your mileage increase! 1
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