The Klamath news., December 12, 1925, Image 3

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Saturday, Dec. 12.' 1925
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Million WIN 0ILiWashingtonWm
Meet Alabama At
Rose Tournament
LANDS FROM TURK
urKoy Decide, to Abandon
Belligerent Attitude
Shown Earlier
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ciiiiuliicd therein u Ylrluully won.
mill llflC K im lM.luruf.ti
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liny will rliooHii iiuui-e.
Illy mi liilnlum.
Mull (ilium linln lirmiKlit In
rum inn. i nr iiicrriitiill,. r.hiiI, jr
111" Illy uliirn.
Krillik (thrm Iim,, B, , yrnk
kuvn Ki.nr In .M..,fr, Mr
OIkiihIiuIii'i iiiullit.r who hua brcn
Irk.
r.voryon. win bn elml to hcur
(hill Jnric Wmi, Improving- and
hnpr, to tin olimit .fr() lr
IITKIA AHK flNMt I tile
lll.I'MTIVK I.K.HTK
Klfi( ilinin dl Acting Juii
of tlir IVorr Ktnmltt yritrrilny my
'Tlvo (Lilian "
KKtrrn llnici nmtorlata l thrlr
rnnulha ami d,.vr, n)0 (llr rr.
"Brtlvo tun keia tor tho nnrruary
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Tho flftirn wit arrMirJ boiauiMi.
I 5 v.iy lilitaiila jalato otflirra rharrnl. iht-lr llaliln
j worn nut iiropurly focuinl. Nlnety
f.3 l uf aanlal- on driven had burn ,upp,.d.
, , ..- . Hi Mr. j Tho orrclloa offhura wcrn Slum
iU ir:..i.. Any.Ofr.i-m Koaicr. M, .l,ihn ami Tl-
;lt mat ran ii wnrklni out f th. rn... -.f
" '"" ! Nt Traffic flilrf T. A. Ilarfoty
U vi.r n.au- ,
it a Krlalit ryril.
frJ-bliKi.l. i ii-oul
arll"lr. ir poii-
J.i rcq tlri-rt. Tho
fat lul l i In' "in-
izi bdj f ir th
UrtnUr iivut. and
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Pave THr)
Ml'MiKH HTIIIKK
HAVANA. Ore. II. Julio A.
Mulla. rnlvrralty of Havana atudent.
haa guna without food for l.V)'houra
In tha hunger atrlka ho la ubarrvlnx
aa a prolrat In tha conflict briwrrn
aimlrula and prorYiaora. Ilia con-
H uk rar ( f lila iHilnti I unchanged, lull la ao crlt-
! leal that hla phv.lclnn liaa forblildrn
him lo rrralve any vlaltora.
icukiiii of nuiiima (uiinill
l ri uily to di lermlmj l ho Mn.iil
dlapuln In fnvor or (Ireiit llrltuln.
but Ik deferring (lie declnlon In
order to permit u, Turka to reach
direct and uinlrul:l aettln
nient with Hrllaln If Ihia la powltilij.
Illiect negotiation lielwoen the two
deleguilona have hegun, indicating
lhat ithern in a chunca of aetile
nient wliboiit rocouraea' to the
council, whine ileclalon the Turka
have atiniinnced they would repud
lulu unlcM ihey gain Mosul.
If Turkey forces war on Eng
land, Kngland would maintain her
rlghta, U M. 8. Amery, Ilrltlih for
eign aecreiary aimed In an Inter
view Krlduy,
Tit ponltton of the opponent la
JiiKt tho rerene of their position!
or a 'week ago. At that time, Tur
key lolked war. Ijmt Tueaday the
Turklnh delegation defied the coun
cil and tha llagito court of Inler
nutlonul Jmiice liy announcing that
il would wlllulraw from Geneva If
the league proceeded with In In
tent Ion to make an arbitrary and
binding duclilon.
Turkish hauteur and imaahlng
diplomatic l.low combined to weak
en the Turkinh case.
SEATTLE, Doc. 11 (United
Nnwa) The University 0f Waablng
lou lll repreaont the wcat In the
annual tournament of roaea game
at I'uaadena,
Thl (IclHlon wa bunded to the
I'liciric coaat conference repreaent
alivea at their annual meeting here
lu the Olympic club lute Friday.
Alubnma haa already accepted
an Invitation play In Ihn gume New
Yearn day thud aaaurlug participa
tion of two of the outstanding foot
ball tea in of the country n (be
greut litlerHectlonat cluaalc.
NOTKIl IKITlltKIt
A former Klamath county real
dent, Itcv. C. C. Ilulet, formerly of
Morrill, but now of Myrtle Point,
haa written of the ovation which
waa given Dr. L. E. Bmtth. of Ben-
llo, West Africa, when he visited
Myrtle Point Inst week. After ap
pearing in tha public achoola Dr.
Hmlth was scheduled to address an
evening audience, but bad three
crowds Inatead of one. The church
which aeatn only 300, waa used for
three successive audiences, eager to
hear Dr. mlth. Klamath people
will have tho opportunity to hear
this lecturer on next Tuesday even
ing at I he Presbyterian church nt
7:30 o'clock. No charge will be
made, and all are welcome.
Hl'KFKKKK DIES
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 11 Suffer
ing from an aggravated case of ton
silltis, George Bergqnlat, 21, walked
to a doctor' office here to be
treated.
He it r angled to death a few mo
ments later after taking a dose of
medicine according to the doctor'
report to police.
ZW-MT. LAKI;
a. Hri, Hay Coop-
El. Uorrlmia called
PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR.
and
COOKED FOOD SALE
Basement of Presbyterian Church
Saturday, Dec 12th., 10 a. m. 6th and Pine St
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WEAK IIK.II H.ITH i
PASADENA, Cnl., Dec. 1 1. Pnra
denann wnnl the whole countryside
Hamilton Tucaijuy - M wnd Ita municipal offlcera to Ita
big Tournament of Itosc paradn on
frank Htewart j New Year's day but there la a
imlDf with Mr.'hluh to their luvltatkin. Tho of-.
.il). a. I rlrera must wear high Imti.
lh "Live Wire' '
liU gnad.v irbivil ' M '4(l'i!I'yilit
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itaray in one art. r
h Cillfirnla." on yj
V lor the benefit fj:
Srlaimaa tree. Jj
the following: H
f. Alli o Cheyne Jsi
-iSv!Ila Kalor JiJ
f-il'.IUin Daiison
I-Jwrria Dau.on. Cotnpare foe prcc in ih! advertisement with what you are paying, then
(a aunt 1 .
make a list or your requirements and shop early.
Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables all in the same building at
STONE'S. You can save time as well as money, and time is in reality
money. '
TRADE FOR GASH
!!
Birhara Hunlcut
Irnanmker .... i SH
HUdred Hamilton
Nellie Wowurt
(III be 10c and
"na! near town, la
old Dork lliat
"Wintly bought
M 4 family apent
mil L. A. Went
as
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-1 COME EARLY TO EITHER STONE'S STORES
Uimon
la homo !
"W took dinner
.'liter Mr. Hamll-
ENLEY
Mey au'nch on tho
u a scene of' re
arrival c.f tlinir
P Hley and family
"nt. They aro
"""lbs In thla Jocal-
rlw and mi.. r.i,.
''Ill) tied ihn .unMA
P 'I Mnlln.
il lni lid in g , !,.
y ' hla ion. who
to .Ml,, pran.
re niy rcsldonl
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on httal-
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n. Ca,Apboll
f ' been a limine..
. Diy coinmuntiw
M has relumed to
Kl"nalh v.ii.
i Hljon linvo movnil
; ; they ,lUom,
, 'w" home for
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CORN & TOMATOES t1 CQ APPLES, Pippins, $1'75
3 for 43c. 12 for A ,Uir Large size, fancy, box
FLOUR, Crown tO 48 2NI0NS' f?rflnter $3.00
Fancy Hard Wheat V'tO Fancy, per 100 lb&
ORANGES, Small size, 9Cr CRANBERRIES, Fancy '35c'
Thin skin, Juicy, 2 dos Eastern, 2 quarts for
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR CHRISTMAS CANDY?
STONE'S Stores bought 10,000 pounds of Christmas Candy this year.' It is
now on display. All kinds and prices. Also Special prices in pail lots, bee
us for Christmas Candy. We can save you money.
. CANNED MILK T PURE CANE SUGAR'
Special price for tomorrow Special price for tomorrow
andCMo!ulay only $439 Jjd Monday only $639
Per case
ST0NE'S BUTTER STONE'S BULK COFFEE '
Nothing better at any price An exceptional yalue. Try it
x lb 55c 2 ib, SL09. nb 46c 2 ibs. $1.35
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'ji -s-lV 717-719' Main $f
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Tb Chrilatma. Daylng Day Are Pew Only Ten After Today Make It Snappy and Ev.ry
Dear One Happy With a Gift of Remembrance. Golden Rule Value Are Distinct.
''iSfe j. ,5 J if,
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Gifts Which Will Make
Each of These Glad
For Mother, Father, Sister, Wife, Brother,' Friend,'
' Grandchild, Daughter . '
Coat, Dress, Hat, 'Hose, Shoes, House Slippers, Sox, Overcoat, Sweater, Sport
Blazer, Sport Blouse, Suit, Gloves, Ling erie, Pajamas,. Bath Eobe, Silk Hose,
Scarfs, Ties, Shirts, Blouses, Reefers, Towel Sets, Wool and Cotton Blankets,
Handkerchiefs, Garters, and Hundreds of Other Practical and Sensible Gifts;
1 7.1 ('"e-'
-SJWWrit Jlli
-rmkm m$km Mil
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K1AMATM FALLS
Smart
Winter
Coats
$10
$15
$25
Center of the Shopping District la the Center of Chrl.tmas Shopping Use Our Poet Offlc.
For Mailing CUtte-Golden Rule Quallt l Important To All. H Assured Valuo.
Ladies' winter coats of bolivla,"
kashlora, tweeds and Imported '
fabrics, and other wool cloths,
almost all of them fur trimmed, '
;in a wide choice of color, varia--1
tion of the flaire'd mode, in au-'
ithentic styles priced to ' clear' '
the remaining Coats for other im
. mediate merchandise.
These offer the women, -who' are In -
need of winter coats, an unexcelled
opportunity. Many have done o.
These are former values to $50 and
worth the regular price In . every
sense of true values. Choice $10, $16,
$25. . .
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