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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1925)
Page Tw Sunday. SoptoniW 13, 1025 fact that hara any bearing upon the Important matter now befor tht district thoroughly bfore the , people. That I omethlng we hare been doing and will continue to do." S.P.1 Til EXTEND LINES ip n t rniiro ill 1 OBITUARY iru. i. lumlo hi Phi Delta Phi Is Holding Convention LOS ANCEI.KS, Sept. It (United: I'resul Members ot the I'M Delia Phi fraternity, who are awembled I here for their biennial convention.! today elected Paul E. Shorn. Wash-' month from an In-hug ton. I). C, attorney, president of; culminated fatally. the national council for the coming' (Continued From Page One) fected mastoid yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Clara 1 two year. Deteker. aged 44. who died at h Leonard E. Thoniat. Los Anreles. ritory? That la the question to be residence. S!2 California Ave. The; and Miller Manier. Nashrllle. Tenn.. answered. It I certain that both wf of a mill worker, Mrs. Deteker 'were elected member of the council, program will not be carried out CJme to hls city April 10. with! Eight representative were chosen completely. An election must be ner husbandnd established a home for provisional divisions. They were made between the two. The pres- OB California avenue. She I surviv- Leigh Lydecker, New York city. Ku ent situation under which the com- e.j i,y her husband. Chester J. De-'gene II. Hawkins. Birmingham. Ala., prjhenslre plan of the Southern Pa- feT an(j tva children. Miss Doro-1 Thomas C. Strochan, Detroit, Mich . clflc for serving this territory Is ,hT jaa,ky v( Marshfleld and C!lT-!Adler J. Petit. Chicago. III.. James Jeopardiied by the threatened In- f0'Ti jan!(jT of Giant. Calif. Word M. Douglas. St. Louis, Mo.. Richard curslon of a mere branch line rail- WM received from a aister. Mrs. J. H. Cloyd. Norman. Okla.. Arnold road, calls for most serious thought Votter ot winona. Minn., that she Beeser, Seattle. Wash., and W. W. and determined action by the Peo-'w, arTVa nwt, Tuesday. Funeral Boss, Washington. D. C. pie of this territory. You now have wln te deferred till the ar-' The Pht Delta Phi Is the large! at hand the opportunity for an east r,TaI of MrJ yter. Mrs. Deteker legal fraternity In the country, with Klamath Children Contribute Bis: To Near East Relief score of bundles of clothing for children of the near east were re ceived at the Liberty theatre yes terday morning, when a special mat inee wsa held for box and glrli who were willing lo contribute some thing to the youniters. who. for many months, have needed asMUt ame. Fully 400 Kliunatn Falls boy and girls were in allendati.e til the Hint inee. It was said, t hief Keith J lAniliroi.e. of Hie lira du.rl nieht. J llvs) dial, when iiuxt 1'hrlMnias land Chief of Police lurry Loueks. rnino. the elnlilren i.r the nrur ,,,, aw in:u mo om - urt iiihmi iiiq- taken cure of. lerlnlly helped by the youngsters or We were gratified by the suf Klitmatlt rouuty," those u ,-lmrge cess of our program, and really be-'of the movement declared, ; SPECIALS In Victrolaa SHEPHERD ALS Still on at ERD'S y COLD WEATHER COMING 'Let Your Glass Troubles Bo Ours," . All kinds of glass For all purposes. Estimates gladly furnished for Sash, Doors, Frames and Cabinet Work. THE GLASS HOUSE llth and Pine. Phone 477-W and west line, as well as the develop- WM lQ Mnnctot,' ment of the territory by means ot adequate feeder lines, and the de cision rests with you as to whether or not the opportunity is grasped or lost. Say 8. P. Has No Secret ; "There I no secret about the In tentions ot the Southern Pacific com pany. It has from the beginning ac- a membership of more than 20,000. THF. vi ... ' .SEE Huff and Barker's Liberty Contingent Bajo Nadancl. a Serb, died at a local hospital at 11:15 p. m., fol lowing a surgical operation. He had been residing at the Metropoli tan hotel. It Is not known wheth er any relative survive. The body is lying in Whltlock1 mortuary qnainted you with Its plan as rapid- Peuu.ng i"'- ly as it could work them out. It has taken the public Into Its con fidence at all times. It deems It entirely proper to do so. The pub lic Is entitled to be considered in these matters, and Is entitled to know just what is Involved in the various applications now pending, and that may hereafter be made be fore the interstate commerce com mission. It is entirely proper and desirable that the public participate in these proceedings. Challenges O. T. "Adverse criticism heretofore made by executive officers of tbe Oregon Trunk railway with respect to Southern Pacific company's en deavor to get all tbe facts before the public as open to rigorous chal lenge. We are not engaged in a campaign of propaganda. We are ready at all times to place all of the It Bill Huff and Foster Parker can raise $250 each and can pay $50 monthly on their fine of $500 assessed some time ago when they were arraigned for possessing liquor they will be released from the county Jail. Yesterday E. L. El liott, district attorney, ' was notified by Governor Pierce that the pair were subject to a conditional parole. Huff and Parker were fined 1500 each and sentenced to six month in Jail. Yesterday evening they had not furnishhed the necessary $350 each, Elliott said. Are Your Children's Eyes Ready for School? f not. see to them sow. The child with poor eyes baa to work much harder than the 9ne with normal vision to keep np with their classes. See at one DR. GOBLE Eye Examined ' ' QUICK 8ERVICH TOO Mala Stmt Glsssrs . Fntmca Groand Repaired 25' is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25' f i Why Don't You TRY THE WHITE LUNCH? Everyone who has oaten here has been pleas ed with our cooking and our service. Avoid the trouble of cookinp at home You'll find it less expensive to eat here. Special Breakfast and Lunch Duties 30c and 35c I M The White Lunch 1122 Main St. TO IMi'KCVR His T0t' his eelUria..' 1 4 tjl h-hV" Hne." , , litis lanadry )a jT, ft.rrii needed. Nfrkhsu,' furtably. R (.y. erunonlral rttsi h price list. FRENC! PHONE 490-R LAU ND' X. La VOGUE MOVES THE REMAINDER OF ITS STOCK TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY HOUSTON & PHELPS AT 8th and Main Streets n 0 EVERYTHING MUST GO There remains a large stock of High Grade Ladies' Apparel, which must be sold. Call and see the remarkable values offered in Fall Millin ery, Coats, Suits, Skirts, Sweaters, Furs, Silk Hosiery, etc. All seasonable, high class mer chandise. 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