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MRS. HAGUE BACK
FROM LOAN MEET
I lln. U B. JUltu returned yester
day from attendants at m.'rtinfts of
the Southern Ore on d--trut sroup
of national farm ban aociatioiis
at Orini) P- n w" el-i-l
president of the southern group fr
the eassinic year. At in tarns tim.
L. C. Sisfntore uf Fort Klamath a
tfc-eted scon-tary. and the two of
them won out with overtures to
brlnt the cunvontioa to Klan-sth
y.-lls Beit year.
; Back officials and dcl.jta'es lme
said the tlrants Pass rreetinit as
one of the most helpful from every
standpoint that had yet been held,
acrordins to Mrs. JIajtue. fallowing-
the Grants Pans meeting Mrs.
Hague attended the district meeting
at Vancouver. She is chairman ot
the local board of the land bank.
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EBERLEIN IN DARK
GIVES INTERVIEWS
4 ' (Continued from rag One)
plan transfltted to you. Letters fol
lowing. tSlgncdi
R. E. BKAPBCRY.
J. L. JACOB.
Hit. C. SHORT.
FbrrU'ln in Dark.
Eberleln's misunderstanding of
the situation is revealed in the fol
lowing telegrams:
Wahslngton. D. C. Feb. 9. 1926.
A. M. Thomas, Malia. Oregon.
Your letter 19th received. Bitter
ly regTet dissension on board. If peo
pie are to be protected, now is time.
Lawsuit probably necessary to save
rights, but congressional pressure on tJ COme with him and fare persecu
interior department is also neces- ., d ejua, anj death. And
sary and now is the moment. Every
thing right if board will only act.
T.oMa short of criminal to fail to
thi. nr.et,,nite roiioi of wa.
ter users. Stanfield ready to assist
in relieving financial situation by i
forcing interior department to mod-i
UT sttitude on contract, but wme -
thing concrete must -come irom
s .a,
willlne to do all'l can. but board
mast make known at once by wire
to Senator Stanfield Just what action !
is seeded and which it will approve.
Attempt to privately manipulate
nation will be detected by me at
once. GiTe Joe my kindest regards
and assure bim my desire to help. If -'
everything but lawsuit must go by -
board. I shall leave. Quick answer w'(n u oru of theological inter
will be appreciated. ' pretations. They have said that
CHAKLE3 OOD EBsiRUErN." J
Uiu.Li oils. ure. Feb. 1. 1926.'
Charles Wood Eberlc-in,
Care Hon. Robert X. Stanfield.
V. S. Senate. Washington. D. C.
Yoor wire to Thomas. Thomas
fired by Bradbury and Short. I am
minority member given no consider
ation. Bradbury, who is opposed to
Investigation, is playing with Newell
mu iwutii uj iiic iiama-.n .
News. Last action by board on in-
Testation shown in telegram to'
Chamberlain da';d January 13, but
do not know if Bradbury and Short
will maintain that stand. I am anx
ious to help, but powerless. Water
users must have substantial relief
acd I think congressional action
necessary.
J. L. JACOB. Director.
Klamath irrigation Iiistrk-t.
HINT MIP.IHRHKS.
EDWARDSVILLE. 111., Feb. 12. '
fCni'.ed Pre-j-i Federal agents and'
l'cal officials In all parts of south
ern Illinois tonight combined In a.
haat for three bootltfrgera who tor
tnred and then murdered Constable'
Ohmer Hockett and Joan Balke, an
aide. Police have a good description
ot U.e men.
FATAL Af'flDKNT.
KKSKvWI.V, Ore.. Feb. 12.
(United .News Tht; two-months old
baby of Mrs. John Coe'Jtn of Port
land was family hnr two women
serlortily Injured, and Krnest Hones,
driver, tedly b.-ued wb en JJone5!
fainted at the wheel, causini; a
heavy pas '-r.iter t'a?e to roll down
a BoustaiL.Hide near here late Wed
nesday WOOD
V.'e have a good stock
of all kind3 of fuel for
qukV. deliv.-ry
L.'tnb Vo-.d, 1.?, 1C, I4.inr-h
c"rl l).u
Elork V'ood dlre-t from bin.
Blab Wood, 12 and 16 ineh.
Coal loose or by th-i :ak.
Fuel Oil
WimhJ (.oal & I n. I on
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to II ro."
601 Main
Phone 535
YOU DON'T DARE!
Can
dare
you. or isa i
- If you have trie stun m
to d. a d.irlnit :Mg there l
..pportunity t.. try t T!il I
;,lnk tea aff.nr. This is no
;..r "a jitter." This Is a u-'-v
rial h.-ro, It ' mjr
than ary superf'.. ;..l ot.serv-
ve. Ar.i many a person :io
o
.in
i o
lisi
or
cull
N'l.
haj not ir.anh.vd enough to really
try it. st-iffs at It and rvsards th..c
ho are trying it as "sts es" and
..aklintrs. Many ho try it are.
but they never set very far ith
tlus Ia.
There are many heroic tasks In
tue world. Amund.n tried oue
ir.d fa led but he I' going to try
perry tried one and Is
believed to have succeeded took
tried one and inaits that he suc-
ceedf d. but he is discredited
Christopher loiuailu- tri.nl one
manv J04 and uice, j,'j ,,r
more gloriously than be hitnself
ever knew. And many otn.r Her
oes have tried heroic t.n-'as. Hut
here is a task that Is a heroic as
any of them, and many a man that
would readily undertake these hai
ardous tasks does not dare to un
dertake this.
Victor Immanuel it said to have
challenged his men with this:
I "Come with me and face danger
and hardship and death V That
was nt very inviting, but many
flocked to his standard. There
wer some heroes in bis day. Jesu
of
Xaiareth invited his follower.
multitudes followed him and laid long, uelvher can Bible schools, they
down their lives for him in the'niuV. grow or else they will drift
arena or on crosses or in
various
other violent deaths. There were
heroes in those days,
The challenge of Jesus today ts
to 4a herolc tl5k u u ot to
, ,
simply Join a
It is not
r:mP,v ,0 llTe aoi life-
It is not
simply to pay out a little of our
pocket money for benevolent and
religious enterprises. It is . to
tii-iactttiiy follow his teachings in the
life of today.
Some have complained that the
church has overlaid his teaching
cccp'jl i oertnoa on the
Mcunt" which is found In Matthew
5-7. Well, we will go no further
than that now. Here is the dare!
Tut that to the test of actual and
thorough practice! In your busi
ness, with your enemy, giving to
charity, accumulation of wealth.
social Telaltonships. private prayer.
,u(e , others, etc.
Jesm never put the dare in so
Tr.tiDv words, but he did give s.
challenge to his followers that
means Just that. It takes men and
v-omen ot red blood to live like
he dares us to live. Weaklings
may live a profession. But It tattes
a hero to follow the man who
da ed to die on the shameful cioss
rithi-r than surrender his convic
tions. Think it over'
T1I0S. L. YARNES.
CiMUSTI.W SCIE.NCK SOCIETY
Library Building
Third and Main Stri-et.,
9:45a.m., Sunday school.
11:00am., Sunday service.
SPECIAL
For Friday and Saturday
PRUNES
5 lb. box G5c
10 lb. box ....$1.20
When you buy vegetables here we allow you to pick out what you want.
We deliver free. We do not sacrifce quality for price.
Cauliflower, large white head.s,
lb 10c
Lettuce, small, solid, 2 for ....15c
Celery, per bunch 15c and 20c
Spinach, 3 lbs. for 25c
Falls Grocery
nJay. Januaiy II:
Sj!JHt for
a as
-Soul '
Kre. reai:nc room sod fr I'uJ
. 1
Ins. lit'rary op n fr
p. m. on Tue-di.. v
Saturdays.
1 to 1
Tours!s. and
t.!WK MIIHel'IsT fill II "
Itllh n.l lliih .
Th. H. Vsriu-s, Itu.
9:li s. m. Sunday School.
lasses for eervbody.
11:00 a. m. Vornlng eerilcs.
Subject -The NYgro lu America "
dialing .th of trie 'h':f
mi nts of th,. N.r l-rold. m tn A:n
'erica. One of tile !."t fhorus
.hoirs In the city will render ? fe
cial mu-.ic
7:30 p m K'ening service.
Subject- "Kio'ution " This sub
ject h.ii aKli.'id s.metv f"r many
years. Special mul.
The ch-irch 1. lr.Iereed In lh
vital iiuest.'ons of the day. It s
not an ar.tKjuated Institution. Come
I and w.'Ohip with
must rHitivmv en nun
Mntli au.l I'lnn
J. V. Itryanl. Ailing Pastor.
10 on a. m. Sunday school
11 mo a. m Church worship
i 30 p. m. Christian K:idear
Tejt St. John 1 chapter. :tth
verse. "Hitherto have ye ask noth
ing in ray nan-.e ak ar.d ye shall
receive, that your Joys may be f ill "
IMM WI HI, IlAlUxT III Ki ll
HU-venth and lllch Ms.
9 I Ti a ni Sunday echvl
T.:0 p. m. tveulog service.
No one ran stand still for very
backwards. As f-r us of the 1m
M'onlinuetl on Page Tlirre)
11-PIate
Rubber Case
Batteries
$10.95
13 plate rubber case
$13.95
12 volt DodKe rubber case
: $15.95
The above are guaranteed
full capacity batteries.
Imperial Garage
The GaiaKe That Never
Closes.
Third and Main
Phone 130
l1
Apples Red $1.90
Better Vegetables
Picnic Hams, lb 24c
The kind you do not have to par boil.
Average per ham $1.50 to $2.00.
VALENTINE HONEY COOKIES
for the kiddies
Special, dozen 25c
Satiittlav. lVl'ni:ny ljj.Jjjli
Nig Sum Stolen hy 'if
Tirel o. Treasurer
t.,K J,l
Vb i: ' I "lied
y ik tre
t.rjn :i ot tll
K it.: ci . .nipeuy.
i- William
urer of lh lo
(,oodsr T're a.
nested tin Moa.lav
with him emiwii4
f lie eve
:i.jie a
In l''
'roni b is f i s
14 tepie.. I '.4 to h
lllpie' -'l
. or,l -u ' poll- e.
!..,.; . a .L A 1:1 !''
,ar'. otn.M. l-a'aio-'
. .. u I thru of steal n I-"""
the fund. H ' '"ur
tin-.e tth hung Jur 'a h time
! was fina l. ,li..i.i"'J
He was for.ed to steal 'te m.mey
h,re. llown. ! alleged t.i ha" said.
,n order to alienee a iw' -er of the
ll.iltlniore uiidoraur.d w :io threal
enrd to tell his ruiii iM "f his
past
The arret was ml' a' 'h
aiatl's bedside atld be sjia removed
lo a pr'son ward wi:S a serious
iae of neuritis
I'or result u Ness Class Ada.
Nil
DESKS
("iloce-Werniike'
"Kverythinir fur
office"
the
SOUTHWELL'S
626', Main Si. Phooe 602
See Our Fine
Assortment of i'irture
Framet. Let L'n Do Your
Kodak Finishing.
STINSON'S-STUDIO
In the llopka llidg
Lumber For Sale
If you intend to build
it wi'l ti iy you tv coma
out and look nvrr our
lumber.
dimension
Shiplap
Hoards
Mouldings
Finiii
Uth
In fact, any kind of
lumber fur building pur
poses. Pelican Bay Lum
ber Company
ORANGES
fi doz. for $1.00
T 1--lv'!--5,-,, '
- IU Vi-"'
Thr Went Coant, tlir Ilavt CoaMt, Ur Middle
Pio-ol v Wiuulv luH iriic. ftxxl rot I
J
HrcauHp F'iggly WiKijIy linn llie lowt i o)tt
ilistributiny yntcm yet
Why not help yoursrlf at l'iKly nn-l nave the 4jJ
Nationallv ntlvrrtisrj tiroducts von Lnu ..i
choice on I iggly Wijrly a clean and orderly ihekd
Lower than you can buy them rLtewhrir.
Bl 'ITER, per
Ranch Kjjks,
SEG'O MILK, per can
National Butter Crackers, per largely
Prunes, Lbs
Fontana's Spaghetti and Macaroni, pera
P1GGLY HAS LOWERED THE COST OF
S. O. Piggly Wiggl
4th and
V ...
m T
Re-conditioned (
Parts and Labor at (
Thirty Days Free Sen
and THREE DAYS tree i
Come
"Service
1924
1921
1925
1923
1920
1923
1922
Hamaker Motor
' "Service Worth While
Klamath and Eighth Street.
KVIIC QrjWjJ
tlrvincd
pound, d'old Seal
two dozen 65c, onei;
Main Streets Opposite HtO
A T? A 1VTFFH
in, we will treat you rfeht
worth while" is our motto.
Ford Touring.
Star Touring.
Star Touring
Buick Touring.
Dodge Truck.
Maxwell Touring.
Chevrolet at your own pri
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