(.). jmMATH NEWS
IE COURT
PILED WITH
LIQUOR CASES
... O Munh
,boit "ho Volstead t. Hi" In-
luw nl ' Wor1'1 war
hw.rfl I" tl. dlKtilfled au-
court when k urn iuii
. . . I . . , L n t t latltlMorl
..mn. l n -
Lux growing fom these two
statutes. n(,w mucn in
.... nil triim the war. Bums
, am freakish In their fu
nd 0lhor may mi preceaenta.
court Imglne lt fan term oc-
The department of Justice
Dri-iiurliiH t nuinerous.casos
Hid MilUHor general will pre-
iHjhiilf "I tl government.
lolorc'HllNX at tlx butch of
Lllun anil tax coses, noma of
challiMiK" the law inira new
tre a number of cases deal-
l,h (iiirinun claims lor prop-
linl tlurlnic tlx war. tlx de-
n which will eslubllsh prec-
hiaiiillnK amoiiK theae are eev
lilts brciiiKlit by lending Oer-
ihtppInK companies ' seeking
Imulion for 20 or 25 vaiial
by I hla government at New
ilurliiK tlx war. Aiiiiiiik theae
i lie kIihi' levluthan, formerly
isrlniid, mi 'I other llnoa which
My tlio ai'na under the Anierl-
lui. Tlx clalma Involve nill-
L.t dollar.
r aro 24 aulta to be argued
the court, which seeks recov-
l( the fare value of bonda of
kperlul government out of Ger
und now held by the alien
NT rustodfan. Holders of
bond now vulueloaa, want the
Stoles to relinburae them out
Ley In the L'nlLid Stales treas-
IWe aulta likewise Involve ni II-
u dollura.
trf are a I no raaea seeking pay-
of drills owed by (ierinana, out
M held by the alien property
nn. Involving the quosllon of
t, and whether It ahould be
ilurlnK tlx period of partlcl-
by this government In the
and what .rate of exchange
B be applied. , .'
ange Colony ; Is
Started in Britain
NIMIN, Sept, 2.A colony of
n und women Kdenlata, tholr
ili'dli'iiled to 'tlx cull of un
Id Um and unclothed bodloa.
Ms established In ait laolated
il Sinscx, neur he aea coaal.
rturlied hy the ahorked alarea
My miirnlntt holiday bathora
Iralonlsts Iroup to the beach
tier sunrise each morning.
the Intcreata of complete nuil-
tiey deny themselves even the
oN'towehi. fearing that they
bo tempted to drape them-however-,
acantlly.v when' they
becteUly .iUt et strangers.; The
Is dry themaelvea by a brisk
pack to camp the wind serving
rbly fT the purpose.
Million Dollar
aleswomatfAid?.
Jomeri Investors.
Mi'slBcsalB. Follambcr,'
1Jklyn, is now known as the
'"Ion it dollar . salcawoman."
s at sold securities totalliinr
"amount In the last.year. She
manager of the women's de
cent of a bank.
""on 10.. Loomla' Bid.
" W. A. LEONARD
Dentist - - 'r
Errand of Mercy
Thursday, Sept. 3, 1925
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Bend Lends a Hand
To Northern Lines
IIKNI), Sept. 2. -Bend Is Hand
ing by ready to furnlab a mass of
testimony to tlx Interstate commerce
commission on potential tonnuge and
extent of territory In support of tbe
Oregon Trunk southern extension
prcram. R. 8. Hamilton, member
of the atata legislature from central
Oregon fold the Bend Commercial
club Wednesday.
He characterised petitions, reso
lutions and delegations giving sup
port as' "brass band" methods and
said that any auch activity would
be agalnat the wir.hea of Oregon
Trunk officials.
Congress Committee Hears Pleas for Postal Rate Cut
S. S. Baltic, answering; a ra
dio appeal, raced 300 milra'out
of its course to take on Charles
King, chief officer of a small
freighter, so the liner's doctor
could operate and save his life.
Tbe patient is seen being hoist
ed aboard.
Belief That Aviators Met
Death Gains Ground
HONOLULU. Sept. 1. (United
News) Belief that Commander
John Rodgera and bis crew ot four
men havs met death in the toss
ing watera of the Pacific mounted
steadily Wednesday as hours pass
ed with only discouraging reports
from the submarines, destroyers
and airplanes, which have been
searching for a trace of the miss
Ing seaplane PN-9-1. .
The men directing the hunt for
the lost airmen . report their poal
tlons occasionally to navy bead
quarters here, but at 12:20. p. m.
(Honolulu time) no news that
would Indicate any success had
been received.
The sea south and east ot the
Island of Maul was reported mod
erating and the wind which has
howled dismally over the tumbling
waters was said to be diminish
Ing. It la thought that rain was
atlll falling.
The plane tender Aroostook road
toed, Just before noon that
HAiiH WANTKO
Highest price paid for clean cot
ton wiping rugs. The News.
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WELL KNOWN
LAWYER TELLS!
KISSECRET
fill His Friends Pleased '
For long tlm b had ppanJ
worn and narvou. wat vary Irri
labia, and appaarad to ba on tka
vrti of a break down.
Now h appaara in publle with
ruddy chkt and m youlhiul ap
paaranca. with lha tprincy atap of i
youth, and hit colleapicg ncticod '
hi quirknatt in judgment and ;
keciutest ol vision.
At fivat whan quaitioned ea ta -tKa
remarkabla changa, h. would
only smila, but at latt, bacauaa of j
t e ht'o It might ba to thaaa frienda
ha told them of Kath, da GlaoJ !
Toitie. . I
On account of pacultar idaaa
rmt people hava of a pland treat- J
mant and I aarlng ridicula. ha had ,
kpt lilent. Ha was nmazad to ;
learn ftom hi friend, a j rriiaent (
phyiician, that gland treatmanta .
rava brn u.td for year, and as
teniively in recent yean en ao-,
counl ol th9 rettilte of cientino
rfvarch. Thut hia cvm fat line
. wire fortified, 'arid ho r'-oVeJ to
t-H hia aecrat. ha called fc. to
hi friend.
t H iay'a. "I am vary glad that
f told mv friends of Kath. th
Cland Tonic, for number of ?
friend who wora run-down nar
vou. and fagged'out ri now an
joking tht beet of heaUh and aro
in "ly elaet in youthful appcnr.sca
ad niiirk iuuiTmatit."
Ka'h th wonderful Gland Toole
now for aala byt
C. H. ITNOKKWOOD
f Advortlgement.)
Edward B. Ashurst
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Rtate and Federal ConrU
. Suit No. t, Loomla Bldg.
Phone l7
1uuiJTjiJ'ijarinnnrii'i" "
Bring Us Your
HIDES
and
PELTS
We are la tbe soarfce lot
Hides and Pelta, aad will pay
the highest narks prioa,
Lewis Grocery
223 S. 6th Phont 3.'iS
' fVAf eBBSSSSSM 1 .
' Chanitcs in ustul rates are expected to be the rc .ult of the special joint congressional com
oiittre i bearing in Chicago. Complaints arc being made by mailers that rates are too Inh, but con-irn-aa
la faced by the necessity of increasing the postal revenues to cover the increased salaries grant
rd V O euiiliyL-s. The ixmimittt-c is seen in session: (1. to r.) Senator Kenneth V. McKellai
Tennessee j Senator Ctorge H. Moses, New Hampshire, chairman; Itcp. William 11. Criest, Pcnr
avlvunln; Urn. ('. w hayiscycr, Iowa.' Bcp. Thonas M- Be". Georgia, is another member.
search. A driving downpour made descend to an agry, snarling ses.
iiuimjr poor, lookouts on ttbeiThnt was at 2U2 p. m. Tuesday,
ships being able to see only a The naw will not ahandnn hr.no
anon oiaiance inrough the heavy for the fliers
weather, v . H. ;tn -.. hours,
Little Hope Held for
Rescue of Aviators
HONOLULU, SeptJ.-lHope for
the naval seaplane PN-9-1 and her
crew ,of five airmen lost in. the
tropic waters of the mld-Paclflc la
near end. , r
At 2 p. m., Wedneaday Command
er John Rodgers' plane missing al
most exactly 14 hours. Tbo last
misty I wireless message from the big 'Ship
Big shipment of new Fall Coats
ilnrl hata at Run Repln't Ural,
squalls of rain was retarlng their said she was out of gaa and must shop. 129 South Tth St. S3-5
until many more;
even days,- haxe elapsed.!
but from the ' group , of naval ves
sels and planes which are search-'
ing sea not sign ot encouragement.'
L Oo Oo Fe
. WCODMfCX OP THE WORLD
' INITIATION
An Initiation will be held at Odd
Fellows Hall. 6th and Main 8ts. on
Tuesday evening. Sept. 1. Candi
dates are requested to be there at
7:30 p. m. or as soon after as pos
sible. Members of Bedford Camp
will assist In work. Good refresh
ments will be served. A30 S2
Klamath Lodge No. ' 137 Meets
every Friday night. 8. R. Red key
N. O.
' 4 - 9 .
Canton Crater No. 7 MeeU
every Wednesday evening. Car
8andelL Commandant '
Bwaona Encampment No. 4 f
Meets every Tuesday night.
A. L. Westfall. C. P.
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge - No
104 Meets first and third Thare
days. Mrs. Elisabeth Sanders. N. O.
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84,000 others
own eleftrk ranges 'but THESE you KNOW!
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A. IIIIKARCLIFFF., Kbsmath Falls.
Hire-trie Range, light and bouaehold . '
appliances dj Oft
Average monthly bill P'TsafiiV ,
ALKRKd'coLLIKR, Klamath Falls.'
Klertrle Runge, lights and household '
appliances '"fcfl 4.1
Average monthly bill ... J)0.U .
I. D. RUMER, Klamath Falls. 1 v..
Klectric Range, llghu and household
appliances tft
Average monthly bill ... pDsOJ
J. 8. KIXIOTT, Klamath Falls.
Klertrle Range, lights and household
appliances dj Af
Average monthly bill sPt.tl
J. RUSSELL ELLIOTT, Merrill.
Electric Range, lights and household
appliances fA
Average monthly bUl p4sOt
N. H. BOOl'E, Merrill,
Klertrle Range, lights and household -H.
appliances . ( JQ ?
Average monthly bill ..... pOOI
ICAUFORNIA OREGON
1 POWER. COMPANY I
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Here are the names of just half a dozen
of the many owners of electric cooking
ranges in your own neighborhood.
84,000 other homes here in the West
already know the convenience and the
economy of cooking by electricity. But
these are homes you know! .
Today these neighbors of yours are
gladly allowing us to publish the actual
figures taken from their electric bills for
the past year. Like ourselves, they want
you to know just how economically you,
too, can enjoy this better, cleaner, more
modern way of cooking.
Compare these figure with your own cort of
ordinary fuel. And remember, they include not
' only the current for cooking, but for all electric
lights, and other electrical appliances as well.
In every case these average figures cover the
winter months. In summer, when a cool kitchen
is so important, the electric bills are even less.
Your dealer has just received a new stock of
electric ranges. : Make your selection today
on convenient payment terms if you prefer.
YUUKDAPJNEaS
IN rKOGRESS
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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