The Klamath news., December 18, 1925, Image 3

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fOREER
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JflEELER.
Sen Borah's Wife
"Lady BounlifuP
of War WtTcks
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: "7 pruperuea.
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Krtiwi ei
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RAILWAY COMBINE
Ro.d. Given Three ye, lo
tffct Their Ent.V,
Consolidation
V uiiii,
puliory railroad rnti,.iM...i...
. !re yrtrt, an,, .mptlo from ,tl
iamn jri- iritrri In . 1.111 i-
tr.!..-.K! In the ,! i,jr Ca,.
"' !.. fr ,VflrBj y,arg
rhairuen f (.(. ,.,.
ro-r.,, rommlitw., .nil the forrmaal
railroad authority In lt. tnatr.
l(ada ar x(a BW r(,Ir )
nw.lldi.te. M..rire would 1 .
eniitt from th entt-trvt taws.
The meaaure to ) hnnn . is.
( railway rmaolffotinn art. ak cou-
r in itwlare a, In policy that
; a UtnitM number of vtm. i.
laMinlii tf br the rni:da:f"n of the
The bill proXd. thll th. mc(.-,
J y.tm ,h.li h,
far practical, hlt , i
of fra.,,Wlall.i, ,,,, rom.
flKfv. ratam, t ,0;
. al f .h. falia .
laaahall h. m.. ' Th
uniform rat-. ;
Kprlf(e privlfua j, m.d1 ,h;J
Iha earrlar. .ball fc, frem
th oparation of th, all-lrl
! tn mr.ii Atlplt-atlm for!
lrii.d nirxr, wilJ ,.9 Jclt(;
upon by h ttitrf, coromee(
commlatloa, bBl (f ,ht ,,, pilMtt
lh riininlalon l rhard, thrae'
Xar. ftr the Biea.ara ot Dio
of fact, with dwIdlB, whether tU
maritfr allrwd e ,afcleBt lndi
If nut It mt atio , piBn for tJiej.
comptatlnti of th toawilWaltotn. ' i
The bill prnrUU-a ih competltios!
a tt it exllln rati;e muat 0
maintained, rnlitd ls!M district
couria and the uprm court for!
the District of Columbia are em.
pnvercj to bw and determine
randemnalioa prorcedinxa Incident
lo road morirera. The Interetatei
commwM rnmmfuloa la rlarted
with h luK of adin a a board
of appraiser.
Lffifa bard and "
at irt on In varia
1 fvalai had full ra
. kMriaut ha took
L aalr ut o(thr
Hu(iB waa DaBd
ytti and ruuld nut
Uot tba itcrUInn t
rfl aftrr fit Hrp-
Lit bard mllllna :
nmvMct nttc. 1
pjn. aartlrularty aa I
v.. K I. M 1 1 n I t
rwf pta ciery pound !
'imam .
Mr. William R. , (e'
of trnatur from Malm, t "ly
Jlountlfiil" u .,Jirr trnta
at St. f!liab-ti,- JlmjiiuJ in
U',nrin. She la trrn travlna;
taj oar of her rrjjular ruita to
the hmpltal with Iruit anil auiall
fifta for "Jitr boj-i,"
I
nthracite Worker Believe
Aim of Coal Companie
To Kill Union
took ih derllin -
ftrk In I ha four)
nr. Itojrd had
y isl b ronnwMrd .
ki la l ho bark of '
aniblr.
4 biw manaiera.
ta tbo rrowd the:
th boaora work
:f raaler for thai
i apparently ran .
tba mrn tn tba:
k rc4n or when
t thcini-lr In
ke It out on tb'
w Into tha ring a
Hcht and did aat-
H bad tn make a
wiawa Crlmm and
W not healtata In
a better match
' fini hire had of
:: ay. The haune
"-Mf filled. fiurh
It to the roof.
I'llll.AIiKI.I'MU. flee. IT.The
t'ntted Mine U'orkera are nrKanlx
Int their defi'ne In etpertatlon that
the anthracite etrlke alll rontlnue
until th fall of 196 or the eprlnx
of 1S". John 1.. lewta, prealdent
of the miner, declared In a ttctltft
erent apeech tw-fore tbo I'hllndelphln
Ileal Kutato board Thitrxlay nlaht.
The xrat aim of the coat com
ponlea and their powerful financial
hackera. l-wln contended, waa the
deatrurtlon of the miner' union
thniuih the prewnt atrlke. The
mlnern. he aald. were trylnr. to. de
feat thla altempl.
"Kverjr authoritative ' Indication
emphaiilie the far l that the oper
ator hare combined cither lo de.
atror the minora' union or roh It of
Ita vitality, and economic atrenth."
Iwla aald.
'"The mine workera have no t
teriiallva than to accept the chal
lenae to a f Intuit flBht. They have
demonstrated their own r.ood fail h
by their unqualified approval of a
plan offered by the governor of
I'ennaylvanla for tho people of the
commonwealth."
B ENTRY
N to Be Full
HN Bolthevilc
V tt'nlted Newal
iTU. aa. .
Aiiunoff, widow of
ltrtl Ml.t.J a- .i..
. Kiel, mt iiiia
!"",ha been refused
r the I'nlted
- Ulna i-n.
i - .........r aa wa
Ktrolyl.
rlliorlti.. h .........
ii.iiiiti-o
after conaultlnc
Meiu,i . ... ...
f - .! in wann
" -'le known that
ItA-i ""area in ner
(" ,h '"'ended to e
r"t reidec. ,h.
h!? '"'"t'-t olli
L " men! of it,.
"eportod to
hi, Am",,n conU
EMi7 "",rnm"-t nd
5S: :"hr.-:
nj , . - 'u 'na unilofl
"re and Indl-
DEMOCRAT WANTS
Ml 1,1
w on he north
N I )l t""nbor "-
r14 Mlrkle mill..
DATA ON UPS
FOR FOREIGNERS
WASHINGTON. I tec 17 (lnHt
Newa) A reaolutlim cnlllnn for all
dnta renardlnit Imporlntlon of Uiinnr
by diplomats and by the Italian debt
mission haa been offered In the son
ata by Cole Itlesse, of South Car
olina, democrat. Tho resolution will
ba taken up Friday.
The llleasa resolution adds frntots
lo the wet and dry flame ra me
senate. It calls on Secretary nf e
Treasury Mellon. I'mlor Secretary ;
Lincoln Andrews, dry enforcement;
rhlef, and Prohibition Director Jones
to make the Inquiry. 1
It provides that the Invest. Ration
he mado aa to whether foreign aor
ornment diplomats have served whis
key, wine or beer In Washington
since the passnae of the Volstead;
act, and It U Is helnit dona now
"with the approval of the president
or any other official whoso duly It j
la to enforce the dry law. 1
Anything- yo wish to sell? Of to I
buy? Tell all Klamath Falls about
I. ,v ....i efficient way
11 in mo ct'iii"." ' ...
through a little Klamath New t!a.i-,
Ified Ad.
Titty for her a nntrt ln.1 Chr al
mas gift at Ilea .login's ".'
ISO Ho. 7th St. Next ,flsh",
SEE US
Saturday '& Friday
BEEF ROASTS
13 pound
BOIL BEEF
10 pound
VEAL STEW
12 pound
CORN BEEF
10 pound
PORK SAUSAGE
20 pound
-FISH-
Salmon, pound 30
Halibut, pound 30
Large Eastern Oysters, doz 50
Large Crabs, each ....... .40
FRESH LOCAL EGGS, 55
Guaranteed
KLAMATH PACKING CO.'S
Palace Market
524 MAIN STREET
Delivery 8:30 a. m.
1 :30 p. m.
Phone 63
69
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ft
Pilchers Christmas
Shopping News
You Can Always Find Better Gift
Values at Pilchers
Ytr.
Yea
Save '
And ,
Give
Better
Value
Too
A most appreciated and welcome gift is a Shirt,
especially a good one.
Well, we have them
English Broadcloth
Silk Striped Broadcloth
Madras, Best Grade
$2,19
to
$4.98
lit
Luggage for Christmas
Von can't choose better. Do ft
now dotrt wait. Trunks
Wardrobe, Steamer and Stand
ard, J and & ply. welt braced
and reinforced. Don't worry,
they won't break, ta.Ott to
S7.SO.
Bags
Those gooa leather one, real
eow aide, and best grade fi
bre. Bans and atiit eases,
(tt.08 to 37.SO.
Ties of Quality
Cat aflk brigbt pattern
plaid and atrtpet, 89c
St.ftN.
Bow Ties ,
ia Christmas boxes. Just the
kind yea are lookisjt or.
Don't miss this buy, 48c.
Men's Gloves
That til the hand at fit
ting price.
Kid leather, -woof lined 824 ft
Cream haekskin .aSM
Kid leather, aiik lined 3.t
Aato gaanileiav old caff,
wool lined fta.&g
Over Shoes
t-v x rt T t
Hosiery KOiieu cage, urei grau
aa aliown aboxe $4.2S
Silk and wool ...?t,iWI .
Sport allka BSC MKV8 r.W.tMAS
Lisle, lest grade 9r u yoa glve tflOTS yoor fricB(
will sleep with ease.
Olhan ...S3c to 8fe eating lanttele, sood Brm,
heavy welghi, but Bat too
heavy, jast rlsht in quality
and price, 9t.7 S2.4B.
"S . Ob, boy! that nice, trait hroad-
To appreciate theee yoa tusist
v wear them, 4,4,
Best grade fabrics in solid
color and piaids of bright cat
ers, siss back kcin,S3.i to
t7JX,
Men's Comfort Slippers
Fetle t.l9 t
Leather W-W
Leather Coats
Men's Dress Oxfords
Tan caif, brass eyeieta, etr
heavy doable oak aoies, U
soiid leather, rubber beet,
Men's Dress Oxfords
Heat grade horse hide. Won't Biask ratlt oxford, doable oak
sole, ait leather, extra Taiae,
cnff, feit lined, S.SO. .0O to aTJ.
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