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Saturday, June 12. 1P2C
THE ITl-AMATITNEWS
ZION LUTHERAN
MOVES TO NEW
EDIFICE SUNDAY
Initial services by the Her. G. V.
Hoffmann, pastor of Zion Lutheran
church, will be heM In the new
home, 1025 Hlih street, at 10:30
O'clock Sunday morning.
This har.dome edifice, consisting
of a combination house of worship
And chapel, has Just been complet
ed, and the Rev. Hoffmann, Is happy
to know that he is privileged to oc
cupy tba pulpit for the first lme.
Dedication of the new church will
take place on Sunday. July 11. with;
special serTlcos. Already It Is an-:
nouneed that Rev. V. P. Ceorite ofi
Portland, will delirer the dedicatory
address. He is masterful orator,
a deep thinker and a profound theo
logical student, and It is assured at
this time that a large following will
be present.
Be trices heretofore hare been
held In the chamber of commerce
room.
Jennings Looks GoodtoHome Folk
Ibb.
v: I
ORPHEUS OFFERS
i FINEST SCREEN
! ACHIEVEMENT
lamp. The eirepilonal rant alao
Imluilea suck celebrated Iheaplana
as Hugh Thinin. Ida liarllng.
Alice lltgcinan. Anlnulo 1 ' - t K y and
William It.Mhicl.
IS IT LUNACY TO
REMAIN UNMARRIED?
WASHINGTON. June 11. (Cnit
ed Kews) There are more single
than married men In insane Insti
tutions of the country, while the
proportion of women Is just the op-1
poalte.
This tact was disclosed in a sur- j
ey made by the department of com-!
merce which Indicates that insan-j
lty la increasing with three times j
mors patients in hospitals by ratio i
now than In 1880. Insane In'sti- i
tntlons In 1923 had 2(7,617 pat
ients, compared with 49.492 In
1880, the number per 100.000 of
population increasing from 81.( to
245. Ot male patients in 123.
lluphir" Jennine. veteran baseball hero ind-lonjr manager of
the Detroit Tip-rs. has left the sanitarium at Ashrville, S. C, where,
kr waged Kittle of months against a lung infection. He's shown
left, with !r. Martin T. O'Maller of Scranton. Pa., Hughie't home
town, one of the x-ronal friends who greeted Hughie on his release.
Lionel ilarryniore. Hi.' ill.lua.lll-.h- j
cd Itrlnst-o star, appears In "Med-1
dllng Women,'' his last.-st niiJ' fitt
est screen achievement, which wus
made by Chadwlck Pictures corpora-!
tlon. Is coming to the Orpheus thea-j
tre for two days, starting Sunday. I
This iiew starrlug vehicle by Lionel 1
Ilarryniore ranks among the cine-
ma classics of the current season.)
The theme of this masterful photo-1
drama dwells upon a tonuuhtal es
trangement, which haa been brought I
about by the Interference of mis-
chlevous and'stupld women folks, of !
a young couple. I
lu support of Llo.-.el llarrymore
there are two Internationally fa
mous stars In the duo personalities
of Sigrld Holmqulst. known as
Sweden's Mary Plekford. and Dag
mar tiodowsky. the exotic, movie1
SOTK K OH AWI.iL Mill. Mil,
mki tim;
Notice Is hereby itlten to the
Icgul voters of County Mchool Uls
Iri.t of Klaiuulh ( ounly, Stale or
Oregon, that the Auuual hYbool
Meeting of said IMatrul will lie
held si Various school homtca; to
begin at I lie hour ot 3:00 o'clock
I. M. ou the third Monday o(
June, being the Hist duy of June.
A. Ii. m.
This meeting Is called fur the
purpose of electing One County
School Director from Western Zone
aud Members ot Loeul Committee
and the transaction of business
usual ut such meeting.
Hated this Stli. day of June,
12.
Attest:
VKHA V. OFK1KI.D.
District Clerk
KHANCIH J. IIOWNK.
Chairman Hoard of Directors.
J9.1M.1
JOHN C CLECHORN
Registered Civil Englnevr and
Surveyor
KUimslh Kails, Oregon
3 10 ltUcIa 81. I'lione 804-M
Dentistry at City Prices
What we na-iin by tloutistiy ut city piiifH Ih Unit
wo hnvt mmlo it poKsihie for yon to have your work
ilono without paying tlriitnl trtint prit'M.
OUR ANESTHETIC
Puts the Teeth to Sleep
and
There Is No Hurt
When you need to have dental work done, let u
convince you, as wo have hundreds of other patient ),
that here, under idoiil working: lomlition rtnJ with
every luotlern appliante for your comfort and con
venience, you will not be hurt. Our exclusive den
tal anesthetic "for the teeth," makes this posaible,
mid moreover, there are no ill after effects.
Open Every Evening Until 8 o'clock
Phone 1183 Your Appointments
0. J. JOHNSON, Dentist
Winters Building
Entrance Next to Pino Tree Thentro
STAGE FARES
IS
KLAMATH BOY IS
j MEMBER OF CLASS j
Mrs. J. I . jonnsion. Mrs. r rana
I Mills and James D. Johnston and
1 "Biir McMillan left early Friday
, morning for Pasadena, where they i
will attend the commencement pro
gram of the California Preparatory
School for Boya ot Pasadena. Mrs. j
; Johnston's son. Charles Johnston, 1st
, being graduated from the school on
i Monday erenipg. lie will return
i home with his family for the sum-
xner months.
I Stage fares between Klamath
j Falls. Ashland and Medford have
mora than six out of ten, or J.J 1 been materially reduced. Annonnce-
per cent were single and more than I mcnt has been made that the pre-
ose out of four married,: Of female Tlo rate of 5 00 na re" EUGENE BOY WINS
paUents. J9.I per cent were atngle duced to IJ.S. a saving of 1.S0. ; pr-jrxjT HONOR i
and 4J.1 per cent married. That ion oa ,n Pa ot TC"51 ' nul,un
' the stage officials was appreciated '. ,,. . ,,,-.v. . , n '
. .7, L ... ,, . . . . WASHINGTON. June 11. Don Z.
LAW FNFORPFMFNT 1 has already been man tested through 1 .
Ciir J JW.-C.iVlE.it 1 I " Zimmerman, I niverslur of Oregon
rjr-i r ixTT-i in, nr.Anf the. increased travel, and no doubt ' ... . , , .
BEHIND JAIL DOORS ... . . ... boy now at West Point military ,
wwsw m8By v (gjg advantage of the . 1
a i u vi ' hi i . una uu wv.m no nu mvuu. .
(Oontined rroaa Pagn One)
opportunity to Tisit our sister cit-
ies with regularity in the future.
Ittpage county jail at Wheaton tot A better acquainted nioTemeut-
msn and a gold tar by his scholas-,
tic record. He will be entitled to '
not be very active due to my con-j the Idea will gain faror with the
flnement, but I will be in the sad- people or both Ashland and Med
dle just the same. I hare arranged ford.
to turn my office here over toi
v..-- wear, a-aivoipoinieu acar-iotnu re
nd no doubt- ... .
raaiuuer oi -jiig cuurs iuiti Biuua
Charlea Peters and George Webster, j GILDED FLAG POLE
my aeputy ana assistant.
Hoffman said he would . alwaye
be available before law enforce
ment conferences at his cell at
Wheaton. and raiitlntiMl Polar. mnA
ur.K.. j .. . 'tore
niwiw uui io do anytning raa
lcally different" without consulting
him.
The sheriff has been fighting the
sentence for nearly a year, but Is
now eager to start the "vacation"
as he calls It, and get back on the
Job as leader of the drive on crime.
He lost his last appeal to the United
States supreme court and mandates
for his incarceration are being pre-
DRAWS YOUR GAZE Senator Stanfleld.
rlth
banner of white with j
tion in 1929.
Zimmerman has also gained re
peated mention In West Point ath
letic activities His home Is at Ku
gene, and he Is an appointee of
A -flag pole. 39 feet high, has POWER LICENSE IS
been erected on the roof of Moe'sj c ivrv Tn pnUTI ATin
blue lettering with the name ofj WASHINGTON. June 11. The,
Moe's store. The pole has been federal power commission announces j
gilded and attracted a great amount , granting of a license for fifty years
of attention when It was erected to the Inland Power and Light corn
Thursday afternoon. . j P3"? of Portland for a project on
j the Clearwater river near LewJston.
ffALEM. June 11. An attempt to! Idaho.
escape from the state prison Thurs-; The plans include construction ofi
day night was frustrated when C. dams to create a log pond of $00
H. Bailey, chapel guard, discovered acres. Tower house and two trans-'
IVnn Hall. M mnvirf tenrinff n ftrropn miaslnn linnv with A Dn linrunnw.,1
.i ine ieaerai ouiimng lor from a window to the tailor shop, 'capacity.
eei-rice aaiuraay or Monday.
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CARAVAN WILL '
WEND ITS WAYj
(Continued from page 1) '
ters of the Golden West, with Mrs. '
Dorothy B. Gloster. assisted by I
Captain Applegate. in charge.
Hundreds of people are expected
to assemble at the monument by
11 o'clock Sunday morning when
the exercises will be held, and the
exercises promise to leave a lasting J
impression upon the minds and .
hearts of all who are present.
People are coming to the dedica
tion for hundreds of miles In al
most every direction, and Milliard
Welsh, grand president of the Na
tive Sons of the Coldt-u West, is ;
on the program for an address.
President Hllliard makes his home
in San Francisco, and will be ac
companied to the scene of the dedi
cation by other promine nt and in-,
tluential members of the society. '
Captain Applegate stales that the
caravan from Klamath Falls Is
scheduled to depart promptly at &
o'clock in the morning and will
follow the road leading to Merrill,
nnd at a point two and one-half
miles distant will take the right
hand road at Blue Ridge.
Captain Applegate f ates that out
of 32 California Riflemen that took
part In the Modoc war. a check
shows that only two survive, and
out of 27 Indian Scouts only three
sorvire.
In the caravan will be members
of Chamber of Commerce, Daugh
ters of the Amerclan Revolution,
members of the Kloanls and Rotary
clubs, county officials, members of
the American Legion and other
patriotic societies and pioneers and
other residents In general.
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LADIES OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MILLER'S MARKET All Day Saturday
For Special Order Call 277-J or 273-W.
STOP
Look at the Window
STEER BEEF
Shoulder Roast Beef, per pound 15c
Shoulder Stealcs, per pound 18c
Rib Boil, per pound I2V2C
SPRING LAMBS
Legs of Lamb, lb 40c
Shoulder Lamb, lb 30c
Veal Stew, lb 15c
Rhode Island Red Fryers
Spring Chickens, Hens and Everything
Sanitary Market
701 Main Street
Phone 22
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