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kcasi 10 kli home
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Soprano Is To Sins
At Church Musicale
Iteultienta or lUutnniti Fulls who
iini pill run of miisle will In. huipy
i In learn or iiiu presentation i t
KIK'ilii'lh Hpuiiocr, eminent anpr.ino, !
u.slatnl y Mis. i.q. Hie t'nllniio,
alio will li heard In a unliiuu m-1
dial ill ill Presbyterian chuich on I
Saturday ovuilim, November I
Mlra Hjniiirwr Ir. um of Ihn best I
known siipruma mi the rum rrt j
Ian. Hr voice la rl-l ami color-!
(ill, of genuine soprano quality..
Willi thl liliusuully tt-niitlful vilin;
la linked i"rwmllli' rarely ini.l
wllll liml theao nunllllos ri.nililtiHil
Hh aplfiiillil in ulf .niinli rii matin
Mix Kpinrcr a di'tiilid f;.nirlii- in
lit cunrart tll(l,
Ml ColliiU In an nrlM of con-j
nljunililo mputllim. an.l iho cunrerll
will uuiluubli'illy iH.ini ouu nf i In.
iiutntanillii fi.'lur' uf Hi niunkal'
ui itann Imro. Ailnilllnm o w ill bo liy j
iurd nr aiimiwiinn only, which, nmy
bo obiuliicil frmit Wlrlx nmlc Hloro.
TiiL'Hday, Nov. 17, 1925
Kuenos Ayrcs Held
Mecca for Battlers
ITITsni'lUI, Nov. K- l ulled I
N.'wa- Tlio A. A. U. volcil Moniluy
lo ai'ixl itn Am. tIi on ImixIiik tminj
to llurnoa Alrna lo romprl In th '
rnn Aim-rl.r.n licit April.
Tho rt'priKumnllri Ivum will bi;
lim.-n Rfu r Iip notional ainaicurj
rhnmplunrlilii bmiU to bo bi'lil In
lloaton, aoina lima b"foro tlio ilai.
art (or tha IliiRiioa Alroa tonrnn- i
Birnl. "
Tha arnJInit o( tin Amirlrnn Innm
(nllowa fur tho pnrllrlpallon uf Boulh
AuuTlron buivra In tho lui nmnti'iir
clinniilonhlp tuiirncjr bold In Hon
tun lnl Mar.
Til team will bo tompoaod of
about rlcbt boiora.
Wall Street Boom Making New Crop of Millionaires
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I fvUv.x r.ii!roml nnil Imliistrlol itoiki arc rr.ii'liinp; tlw hiirliest nvcraRi's in history. Strength and
nitiritv of luiut wliirli lnv: been finum.nl liv J. P. Morjt.'in und Co., aceount for the charaetcriu-
m., SelKer orebwtra; $ p.m., Dan
lab Slnglnf Hoclety; 9 p. n,,( mualcal
progmra; iu p. m., CablrU orcha-tra.
K00, 3(1 metora, General Elec
tric, Oakland. Uanal featurea; 4 p.
m., St. Francis orchestra. Sun Fran.
Uco; t p. m,. concert: 1 n. m. .'
news, weather, stocks, markets; 8'
p.m., Radio Breexes, KCB; 8:10 p. i
m.. LOS Gatoa hlrh I
KLX, E08 meters. Tribune, Oak
land. 7 p. m., sews.
KNX, 337 meters, Express, Holly,
wood. Usual features; 1 p. m., gar
den tolk; 2 p. m., mother' hour; 7
p. m proirram; 7:45 p. m., health
Ulk, Dr. Robert T. Williams; 8. 9
p. m., programs; 10 p. m.. Movie
night, West orchestra.
KHJ, 405. Z meters. Times, Lo
Angeles. Usual features; 12:30 p.
m., dance music; 1:30 p.m., chil
dren's hour; 7:30 p.m. "Dogs," H.
M. Robertson; 8 p.m., program; 10
p. m., Hickman orchestra.
KKI, 4(7 meters. Earl O. An-
tnony, lxrs Angeles. 5 : 30 p.m..
matinee; 7 p. m.. Snappy Kid or
chestra; 8 p. m., program; t p.m.,
vocal program; 10 p. m., Packard
Ballad hour.
KOW, 491.5 meters, Oregonlan,
Portland. 10:30 a.m., music, news,
weather; 12:30 p.m.. Rose, City
Trio; 7:30 p.m., weather, market,
news, sport; 7:45, 8 p.m., educa
tional programs; 9 p. m., concert;
10 p. m., Multnomah dance music.
KFOA, 454.3 meters, Rhodes
store, Seattle. 12:30 p.m., Kiwanii
club; 4, ( p. m Hoffman orches
tra; 8:45 p. m., Broadway high
school program; 8:15 p.m., weatk.
r; 9:30 p.m., Harknes orchestra.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
RADIO BCTH-SITFUE8
Freh Radio Batterle '
507 Main fit. KLSmatb. Fall
25
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to pay for a
good tooth
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lion of the I110111 at a "Mo
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:-ti market." llfclit.lhc New Vork stock exchange,
i Morgan.
Left, view of
MRS. LEATHA PARKER
ircirtirn wir-tir ri iticc
t33JLVlCU lit- VV LU 1 11 J
In the offke In the Klamath!
counly fourtnoua nf A. C. Ilondcr-:
ton. counly agent, and Frank V.
I Helton, counly club agent, there Is
CLUB WORK PROGRESSING., ,. fn. I
DECLARES COUNTY HEAD ! The fnco l that of Mrs. Lcda Par-I
l;er. of Kl4malh Fulla. who yesterr
MEET ON NOV. 19
Radio Program
KxprcMlng hlmrr'f as hljihly sat
Infltd wilh Ihn arlivlilcs t Klain
alh county tm)V and glrla' rliibs.
Frnnk W. Biiun, rounly club aKent,
ynalnnlny annoiinoul Hint ono moro
rlrla' rlub hail been formed. The
Intent Ir at ltnaell Valley. j
There aru now five munibera, all
of whom are rnthuxlnitlc about the
work. Mr. Briton raid. "Tho glrlit",
ho aald "hnvo performed enellenl
work," . .
Mra. Viola (I. Dearborn, leaiher.
waa chosen luial club lender: Alma
flrown waa named prenldont; Orace
llrown was made vlee-prenlilonl; and
Thiitnia Tearo waa Heeled soeretnry.
Virginia Monroo and lunhelle Ten re
are the other two memBera.
tt.y asKUmed her new duties as book
keeper in the offlte.
!Hr. Porker anreeeda Thnlla
.Neweomb. resigned, who hrs left
the city for 8nn Francisco. Mrs.
Newromb's resignation was accepted
srviral duys ago.
1U)X rWK'IAI, AT HWAX LAKE
Although the night was stormy, a
largo 11 u in her of .pojiplc .attended
tho box social given at, Swan school
Inl Saluriluy niKht. vS
Tho pupils from both schools per
formed In a very creditable way. A
anerlal feature was a song "Swan
hake" th? words composed by Mrs.
Delia Nichols, teacher of Lower
Swan school. Another feature was
an Impersonation dance by Thoron
Swap, lately of Hollywood.
Sixty dollurs was realised from
the salo of the baskcla. This money
will bo used to purchase a phono-
Ol.l ATtililtS WANTKH
Tho Klnmuth Sportmiien'a associa
tion ..n! Vfilmileera to retlorl to
Wacuonnr ! 1 1. . m..i..h n..n... imr.irn
I k snd nll's-.u.. ,,i. t inventlcnto con- SfPh-
T Wharton ,,;. , thn Tt,i, ,,K0 ,rIrlct. with A ,lmM re ,Unncd fo'
the social,. ... r,,, necessary lh f're. The co-operatlon 01
fcirm.rrlugol , H..nn.. r ihn earcosne. of ducks! these two communities Is highly
r-i. sun a
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Tho second and final meeting
of the Klamath county school board,
with Its budget committee, is to be
held In the office of Fred Peterson,
county superintendent of schools, in
the courthouse next Thursday morn
ing. It was announced yesterday.
The meeting will be called to or
der promptly at 10 'a. m., it was
aald. The gathering Is to be hold,
in accordance with the law, 20 days
after the first meeting.
Following the lint budget meet
ing It vas anriou4d that, after
there had been 'considerable slash
ing, tho committee managed to keep
within the six per cent tax limita
tion law.
Items allowed for next year, how
ever, do not include the proposed
erection of new structures whichJ
officials say, the rapid increase
in school attendance w::i make nec
essary. It is predicted that tho
voters will be allowed to express
their sentiments si to a bond Issue
to toko caro of the new buildings.
Tuesday, November 17
KPO. 428.3 meters. Hale Bros
and Chronicle. San Francisco. t
Usual features; 1 .p. m., Selger or
chestra; 2:30 p.m.. Patriotism Day
talk; 3:30 p.m. Palace orchestra;
5:30 p.m., children's hour, stocks;
6:40 p.m.. States orchestra; 7 p.
Come Early
, and ,
Avoid the Rush
- ' ' Normandy
Bell Ringers
at.
Elks Temple
Thursday, Nov. 19
DANCING
Mi that place. If you .an go Friday commendable.
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11 IM of ox-' , rt .81 A .rr.nn.muDU Will '
7us. but,,.. ........ .... ,.,.e lies.
pfctt Hvrd, and . . The largest
r'-'-n. She then
1 i r.ri.t I- u.M.il.ll'a. Nli-1 I rrell'a
Christmas
enrds at
N15-1S
tork of rhritmns
Beloct your Christmas card. i early Canli. now on display at soutii-
sease of
Ned, Say
ate Women
Calif v.-
rlr is a dla-
" 'Mt minded
'rk,"li'. Girls
1 HHctico do so
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l""r'UVATEToiLE1
Comfortable
trains at
convenient -hours
every
day most
everywhere.
REDUCED
ROUNDTRIP FARES
between Pacific Coast
pointsnotveffcctivcLong
limits stopovers.
Save travel funds buy round
trip tickets. Substantial reduc
tions in effect throughout the
winter season.
And plan your trips to Ret
most-pcr-dollar value. Any
Southern Pacific atjent will
gladly help you. Get his advice
and aid.
SoaitliemFadMC
J. J. MILLER.1 Phone 709.
V Di.trict Freight & Passenger Agent
Room 205 Hopka Bid. 8th and Mam St..
- Song Recital by
ELIZABETH SPENCER
This is a golden opportunity for Klamath
Falls to hoar the famous soprano. Assisting
her will be Lucile Collctte, well-known pianist
Miss Spencer's appearance here makes it
. possible to perform an interesting musical ex
periment. In some of the numbers, the famous
artist will compare her voice with its RE-CREATION
by Mr. Edison's new phonograph.
Saturday, November 21
at 8tlS P. M.
Presbyterian Church
A number of complimentary invitations are
available for this special concert. Call, write,
or telephone for them, at once. ' They will be
issued in the order of application.
Wirtz Music Store
Phone 125
122 So, Sixth St.
Klamath Fall, Ore.
The EASYwR
(Electric-driven; Gas-heated)
By All &jisP
See the ' "
Krai-
Model
Demonstration
THE EASY
IMPORTANT
. .- 1 ? . .. i .
The initial cost of a washing machine is not the im
portant thing. THE IMPORTANT thing is to select
one that will give you complete satisfaction for years
and years to come.
To our knowledge there are EASY washers in Klam
ath Falls and Portland which have been used from
12 to 15 years and are still washing clothes. What
other, washer has that record?
No EASY washer has yet been known to wear out
The sturdiness and long life of the EASY washer is
reflected in its resale value. Out of the thousands .
of EASYS in use, is very seldom that you ever see
an EASY advertised in resale columns of the news--"
papers. The values they bring testimy to their good- ?
ness and to the public's belief in them.
WHY EXPERIMENT?
". Buy an EASY and you will get
SATISFACTION
Sold hy"
JL-U.'aa-Vj -CA ,a 'J .
GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS HERE
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A. D. LAMBERT, Prop.
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Klamath rails, vr.
notn 81.50