The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 22, 1925, Image 5

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The Klamath news., December 22, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextNEWS 1 10 MEET 1 JAN. 1ST u, Willi. KP-l-r. 'Jurr H AIrn. after -hie ,u Met rcul.ter, and ' i of Ta.'.iua "' tro1" J tou.il eiorea N" Tit llht '" who 1 l, Ira rounde In ,ikti " ,wo lu'l"r I' .... ie with vl.tVAa L,i 1 " r w imi u. ,t. luikl hi luiva f. BlIT ' " ' , .ad U rt-l"1 to I Lt u rani " far hint l t formally r . l' ilniH Ihit la.f .J 1 !"" " ' ir eun ileclaloti er eeiul-flnala will lie ..i Ksixk Out lloaen anil tixlW prmriueie 4 tellh In l about MS i tin U their third go. LJ ttral vhlrh hee bB F . - ik .vnnlnv Will Ihl-nW I eiA Ifhnrf. MlA Of fOUntr Lj.r Hhuri. and lluii L il pr wnoru, wnvq nm (.lit la the tao-paunil fptVtllllt WINM I0RK. Ier. SI.--Kdille L it. Wjrumioc coarpuurh- ,ai4 ijeorile Italdue In Mtd '' Unnt Hi the . .. UTS H U VI K. li flt b Mr. Robert j runtiih Kail, when she U M automobile hart beea ni comparatively abort- rtr jwienlay morning. Ili au found. Hliarlff Hurt tmt H apparently had been Hgr (or rldere. Eastern School Finds Southern Girls Reserved WKI.I.KHI.KY. M. . !,,, j, Tin. alrl of lb. ..!, r of III. north .,, b, fMr '' how , ,hul(, And Ilia Una of doiiiarcallon be ween KXU tMU , Bor, ni Iboaa from tba aoulh never flaah d mora brlihdr thin , olq naiiaaiay rlli.a durlns lha an nual ronf.r.nrt ,)f illm womi.n', IntBrcollrrlaia ara..rltlon for nu dvnt uvtrmnni. . Tor Inalaiica, tba irlila of fililr tlln to Ihn now "anilquatrd rhaiwron." arorna "i!,a amokra," and would not lulcr.to tba aama lrlllgna tba rollaxa man enjoya. Hut uot ao with tba raatprn alrl. . Hh wanla to in plaraa wllb out a rhaiwron, alar Ju.t aa lata aa brolhar dora, and ralurn with "no Uatlona aaltail." Tha aaalara ona- aaya aba doua not rara to braak rollffa rulm. Lul admit aha la for "freedom." Aa ona aaaiarn drlrila put II. tba nill'l woman la a raaponilbla -Inc. and ahoald ba rapabla of da ciilln liwa rlibt and wron. Aa to amokln. anmbar had Ibla to aay In an addma: "Wa'do not approva of forbid dim clrla to amoka In dormltorlM, l-raa.a If yon do Ibla. lha alrl who want, to amoka will amoka. and tha mult la aha will walk ' about lha alraota wllb a clfarvtta jia hrr mouih." j llowacr, tha purpoaa of the ron I frranr. aa atalad by MIm Kllu 'l.th Kmllh. praaldant of tha am !dnl lturnmant at Wallaalay. -lo rraata a dralra amina tba dale- ' latra to foooarata In ordar to 1 bring harmony balwaan the foe j ulty and atudonla. If yon ara uncertain ahout tba arraaiamanl or wording of your ad aartlMmanl don't healtate to aik ua for augaaallona. We eball be glad to help yon with the layout and tha preparation of lha copy at any time. TuPHday, Dec 22, , 1 025 Ml Hijack Sheriff s ,u"". n.. O 1 I govcrnmonff Ufmurror t, their supply of Cheer cu,,,p 1 Tbo dcl.l.,0 ,, ruen , I.HH AN(ii;i.KS. ,r. 2t. f UtillJ ",Kle Hoaeita Crawford. Cora .M. C-'ryiiall. Mellon M. Kn. Imark..t nnloyd a npirlli-.l aaaalon'"" r" Kn,e- '"" " , hfra today folwf .,.,,,.,(! r,lb. I'"'"! bobrlng on avron ilwrl.., by bljarkara of tba rouuly 0"1,r ,u'h nu "ow Pending, alwrlff'a offl.a and a government According to Aaliant United warabouan. 8lal, Altoroa, Mcflllchrlat. the w"h a huary demand for Ynlo- '"4'ana petitioned for vuluabla tlm Hlde atlniulanta the bootleggare br nllotmeuta on lha reaerVatlon drew on lha ronflxalMl aupply of Thl wae denied, he aald. tiecauie ma county aa well a the federall'he timbered property waa held to warehouse and prlcea look a urnix.! ba of mcTO talna i n.. quent aliimp. tribe aa n whole ih.f. .h- Opaulna and cloning nrirea wer divlduala. Ha .i... aa lolluwa: ,h. nrt.in.i .it". -l: ' j -.-we I Il ill CUIJ- Clin (per aa) Hi). Hcotch greaa allowed reMratlon Indiana per cane) 75: IliO ('nllfr.rnl. irmlni end inlli . . 1 .i-riiru at: ,2. All prlcea not timbered areao. ware c. o. a. them double, or 1120 if there waa no water, or nothing If thore waa water. They refuwd to take him up, thinking he would not be able to pay If ho lo l. (Continue:! y ,num:m-) Page FiW Heal holly apraya on ale at flee llegin'a Dren, Hhop, 12S Si. 7th Bt., next to Bhaaia Calf. i-i;-24 Try a Newa Claai Ad. Noitrit iiiiMii joki:. IIKI.KAKT llrelandl. ji (I'nlled I'reut Jaywalklna ! ie. milled here provided lha Jaywalker Keepa out of Ihn way of autonio bib a; If ona atrlkea lilin be la dou bly out of lurk. Kdward MrCann decided to take a cbnnre and walk diagonally acroaa Newtonarda road with a mattreaa on hla head. Iln waa picking hlm aelf up after baring been bit hy an automobile when a policeman approached. "Did yoa get hla number." Mc. Cann atked. feeling hla cut head. "No, but Pre got youra," an awered lha policeman. "I'm going to eu for dnmagea," aald .MrCann. "It may help to pay your fine."! commented the cop. "Klne what for?" "Kor Impeding the progreaa of a motor car. Come along." In court McCann waa dlnrharged wllb a caution. Klamath Adventures (Continued from Pi.te Four) tract aa did the carefree cowboya and ranch hands, who openly wanted to bet with Adams that hi would not get water. Adama finally called them, when the work was abont thirty daya from completion. The men had been making 12.00 a day on the contract. He offered to pay GLASSES Brighter Vision Clean vision enables a person to do much better work than when the eyes are laboring under a' strain. . Oood rlsion la assured every optical patient (hat cornea to - ua for eye help. We have helped hun dreds of your neighbors and friends and can help you. DR. GOBLE 709 Main We grind the glaasea In our own factory to ault each In dividual requirement. Repairs Quick Service INDIANS LOSE PLEA FOR TIMBER LAND PORTLAND, Dec. JI. Five' Klamath Indiana, attempting to co-! tain certain land tracta In tba Klamath muirvallnii .. Ik, flMt round of their contest when Kcd-j1. Annual Xmas Carnival Ball AT MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL Novelties CHRISTMAS NIGHT Lots of Fun 25' -b the rit price to pay for a good tooth paste CTERINE JOOTH PASTE Lcrge Tub 25 SI ELKS! Vistmas Dance Jristmas Night bi'KgoKt event, of" the year. Nations At Club Mic( ?nttM,ArrMiMu.iHrt l,MdiionSt.1OaklM.d, Calif. It Cta- T? ! t L pool ot the West C,ELDYSotth. Wear who chan this college oflcrs .rtuhlty to Bt.t n,0 tnitlnect """Intlicliortctllma. fees Granted m Eiec. "V'nlng.MecSanlcnl, '! tnd Arcl.accrural Englri- r.'l"i'",!"'",ore"',on,ib,e IU.S, corporaiioiwln tinicsl awtaca-Unlwr. y '"j',J'-!chol.rly Faculty laboratory work Small ,wo V"r time A '"Mrr, hoard a. ..I room-Stud- "ioii at any time. Writ. f- . J if y' i7.' mm K. VI JkM fSSJlWat'MrV.IV-?. HECTOR'S The Fashion Center Offering Beautiful as Well as Practical Gifts for Christmas ' Keysets Silk Products .Silk Vests Silk Bloomers Silk Petti coatsSilk Union Suits Silk Gowns Silk Step-ins Silk Hose-Silk Gloves All high grade merchandise and priced less than last year. Carter's Fibre Silk Underwear Vests 98c and $1.25 Bloomers $1.68 and $1.98 Rubber Aprons Your choice of various styles -59c to $1.65 Hand Bags and Vanity Cases An unusual assortment of new style Vanity Boxes and Hand Bags. $2.50 to $17.50 Women's Bath Robes . Made of fancy Terry Cloth and Cordu roy. These are ideal gifts. Boudoir Caps A dainty gift and one that will be appre ciated. 50c to $2.50. Christmas Handkerchief s No need to look further, for we have a wonderful assortment. " 5c to $1.00 Each 39c to $3.50 Box Rayon Silk Bloomers Your choice of five colors that will sure ly please. $2.50. Wool Middys for Children In red and navy. A very practical gift for a girl. Sizes 6 to 14. Klamath Klothing Company The Men's Xmas StoreOpen Evenings We still have hundreds of suit able gifts that men like. Interwoven Sox 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 ' Slippers from $1.50 to $4.50 Hick Belt Sets and Buckles $1, $2 to $8.50 r Fownes Dress Gloves $3 to $6.50 Silk, Wool and Fur Lined Linen Handkerchiefs 50c, 75c and $1.00 Mufflers-Silk and Wool $2.50 to $4. .jr, i-Bla2er Jackets ' $5, $6, $7.50 to $10 Belber Fitted Cases $30 and Up Pa jamasSilk-in plain and fancy patterns $5 and Up . Other ; styles $1.75 and Up j aaWaaWanMalalBBBBBBBl Initial Handkerchief s ' 25c, 35c and 50c Suede and Chamoise Vests -$15 and Up Belber Bags, Cases and Trunks Patrick Mackinawsand Woolen Wear. Duxbak Hunting and Outing Clothes Knox Hats and Caps ' and dozens of other Gifts that men like Overcoats and Suits Still on Sale Open Evenings Until Xmas KlAMAOTHING 1.EADINO CLOTHIERa B1WCE IgOl ' The Men's Xmas Store rreevatan n.u.insram.vlctFrtt.