Pagg Bight
Saturday, .Tf.no 2", 1927.
TI1R KLAMATH NEW3
Auditorium Row is Many Expected to !Boy Scout Drive Bonanza Folk Meet
: Settled by Court! Watch Well Start May Last Longer To Talk Measures
Baaley. The opinion tod iu
' Written, bf Justice) Bell, and con
'eorred in by nil eHier Jastlce.
Th title of tba can u th
' tUto on relation ot
eral Van Winkle, Darld M. Gra
ham, J. H. Koke and R. A. Mc
Cnlljr against George A. GUmore,
Ttlty recorder of Eugene, appeKant.
TSe aalt was Instituted to enjoin
.(Major) from placing on tbe ballot
aa Inltiatire meaanre to repeal that
part ot the city charter auth;rii
' lag tbe Issuance and aale of bond
aggregating f SOt.OOO for the eon
atrnctlon and maintenance of a
public municipal auditorium, on or
yswljaeeot to the Unte rally ot Ore
' con cam put. :
The question at Issue na
( wavidvr me recorder naa a lenai
right to place the measure
-apeotal ballot, or irtether It
t await m reru'ar election.
After quotlnj the law
S BAI.KM, June 14. P) The En- Several hundred persons are ex- InUlratlons erero rritfay tnai in j A largo crowd aamereii ai 1110
.gene sndilorlnm b id measure will P0''' lo P"ee Sunday at the order to attain the goal of MOTS , "onaum community hull friuay
1M1 . ,v. h,,,, ffc. Southern Oregon Oil company's lo- ,.,,, u ,.,! to carry on Hoy "'k" ,,,r n 0IK' ',lr,,", mi
.appear on be city ballot at threa mllu, ,outh,t of llo. u B,1, ,c'" 00 i urea a.oail.ig on ll.o .W.I dec
pedal election of June it. by au-j ,t whcn ,m, w;, Scout work In Maroatu county , ,,, Jll1() ,
thority ot tbe atate supreme court.: be ataned. cout council, the present drive tor niacnaalon ruulercn on the various
l an opinion handed down today,! According to an announcement by fullu ,or ,h ovement will iiocei- jmj,,,,,,,!. , r,,frrm to thu
'reversing the lower court for Une'J. E. Loreman. In charge of opera-j continued Into next week, p,,,,,,,,, ,,,, lu KUinuih county
'eounty. where it heard by J.d., ' '- ?--'- . & tr.'?X fT.IL I""" ".
will be served free, beginning at 1'WM !""rd)' ,,d ,n d.plte ,, , bv .kera of tlio
o'clock noon, to all who are pre.-!"1 l"eraMy of many who know I ,M, w iiouanan romniuu
ent. "Ererone Is invited to com!"18 rla lo ,he comm,in"!r ot ,he Ity rvelileni. wl.o railed the wi
ll! bring their friends." Mr. Lore-'Bu coul work' " wl b" slon lo becoiuo more familiar with
Attorney Gen- man stated. "The machinery Is all ' uuoru " uul " ".the measure-
m place, ana ne two Doners were , , , rrai ituvrn ot ninauia, mucin-
stesmed sp todsv. whll ln nmlttee ot l-a eJ , chslrmau for the evening.
"A two and one-ounrter Inch bu'B'" mn ,U'Tot," w,r!,' ' Among thase who .poke oil the
LnTZ ,.hou ,h' rt"-.T"h! impending ballot wore J. O.
w ' nn iDK Bucws. uinvr wiihuiiii.'vb
The , M.nM(l .4 i u t r i I . f.,r
,r ; funds for the movement.
The drive is being l-d by J. A.
' Gordon aa head of the general
Rillir PAKAne f.Of I committee, assisted by J. J. Miller!
t'eiiml Ion Milk Mrs. l.orvna
I ciiiiiu, riirvi."iuiu( inn nruitliuil 1
'.Milk company as drmonstrstor at1
the SOtli rcntiiry atoro during the '
! puit two weeks, will rtuillno ln'r
1 ef furls to ('hllmiitlti for a weik. ;
; Mrs. Suillli Is Italurliig No-Kkk j
; timyolttltll&C, lllftllOllUtl'lltlllK IH'W
proii'Ssea, na wcl) us Ilia luliuill Jirj
i product. i
!
The pardonable pride nt Klam
ath Valloy lloapllal Is the e(tl '
clent avrvlce reudered humanity
through a well equipped inalllu
; M.n ,
FANCY DRESSED POULTRY
R. I. Red Fryers, lb 38c
White Leghorn Fryers, lb 29c
Light Hens, lb 25c
BRATTON'S
"The busy little store"
Phono 942 201 E. Main
from Los Angeles. A ll-ln.-h
will be used in spudding In.
bit and stem, when the tools
working, weigh 4SO0 pounds."
Pasteur Treatment
and W. K. Lamm. Iwth
of whom ':
in the!
aker, A. M. Thoman. Ilruce lvtinis
and sevoral Uonjusa rtldcnls.
Chnrlcs llrannln. ot the Anaoclated
I'rtM bureau ot Portland, was
nmong those who attended the com
munity conclave from outside
points.
An entertaining proKram ot rvud-
h " .. . ; InR" na musical numbers, on
,iocai ooy acoui umi. A whlch ,ho R, R w. Anderson, n
Mrs. Clemens, another victim ot
the rabid doe which bit three '
on a other persons Wednesday, Is now i
must i oeing treated by a local phsiclan. '
M. M. uoneison. msii carrier, is :
applii2 being treated here, as is Mrs.!
effort will be made today to reach ! ...j..
tne goal oeiore closing uusineas
hours mark the eud of the week,
but If the workers are uusuccesa-
ablltiy
j Rueck and Mrs.
proficient muslcluna,
given.
nnd Mrs. Fred
ltorotliy Eyerj.
appeared, wua
:, In the case, the opinion says: I Bratton and Mr. Jordon, all mad
-, "In view ot the above we think 'dog victims.
It la the duty ot tbe city recorder Rabiea virus Is the Injection being
'to place the proncsei Initiative ! used, and Is administered easily In
. measure upon A'be 11 lot for con- the home. j
alderation ' at tbe special election.) An attending phrskian declared!
although the common council did j that dog need not be killed when1
' not call It fir sn.-b purpose. The j rabid, but if vaccinated, can be j
' rigbt ot the people to 'vote upjn saved. Vaccination on a dog is'
-this measure should not be thwart- guaranteed to hold for at least a
year, and in practically every case ,
lasts longer.
"It should be a law," he said,
"tiat every licensed dog be vaccin-!
..At f.- ra .1'.. . tlm. ! II. i
, cense Is renewed. If this were to
j be done, rabies could be entirely
who will wipd out."
iui in mis. tney wm con.iuue uieir j Quttn,ltK,f of excellent Ice cream,
work Into the coming week. It was I ka ,,, cofte ., .,, cfowd
,u,edj home In talna aplrita, following a
" . ; successful session.
KA1U.KS ATTKNTIOX!
Ule initiation and luncheou sun- For Sale Old paper. Call at
dav at 10 a. m.
Klamath N
W by technical construction."
Celebration Queen
To Be Picked Soon
. The Goddess of Liberty,
have the honor ot ruling ov-r
Klamath's Fourth of July celebra-'
' tkm July z, 3 and 4. will be se
lected by a committee ot judges ;
. next Monday evening at tbe Pine j
- Tree theatre. It was announced Kri-1
day, morning by tbe celebration j
' committee In charge of the contest. 1
Judge will not be named until
after tbe contestants have taken the 1
ratage at the theatre. In order that
Bo favoritism can be shown.
Tbe eaadidatcs. together with tbe
organisations they represent are aa
follows:
LeLalne West. D. A. R.
. Margaret Olds, Rotary clnb.
' , Alisa Massey. Kiwanla club.
Bulb Llndsey, Lion club.
.May Posplsil. Central Labor
' council.
. . Bernlce Hector, Business and
Professional Women' club.
Nora Sparks, Veterans ot Foreign
War.
' Ruth . Cornish, American Legion.
8tate Board Meeting?
. A meeting of the State Board ot
the Daughter ot the American Rev
olution will be held In Albany on
Tbniday, June 30. according to
announcement made here today.
Installation Ends
Vets' Encampment
SALEM. Juno 24. (JPi With
over 200 ot the remaining 700 Civil
war veterans in Uie state present,
the 1927 encampment closed here
last night with the Installation ot
Major H. S. LIKsgsr, Portland, as
department commander.
Major Llllagar was ele-ted ove.
Clayton B. Zeek ot Bandon by a
72 to 40 rote. For seven consec
utive years he has been commander
of tie Ben Butler post In Portland.
J. J. Newmeyer. Salem, waa nam
ed senior vice commander; Royal
Taylor, Summer post, Portlani.
Junior vice commander; Dr. James
Lisle, Salem, chaplain; M. Daugh
ert'T. 8pringfield. delegate at large;
and William L-man. Medford; Chas.
True. Shorewood. R. C. Markee and
T. Bruelette. Portland, delegates to
the national encampment In July.
Joint installation of officers In
Ladles of the G. A. R. and the
Woman's Relict Corps was also 'held
last night lo connecti:n with tho
closing ot the encampment.
Gigantic Sale of Jewelry
Starts This Morning
GUS DUNN JEWELRY STORE
60S Main Street
Between the Two Stage Offices
TURKEY DINNER
We are offering our patrons turkey dinner
on Sunday from 5:30 to 8:00 o'clock
$1-00
LINKHAVEN
560 Confer Arenue
Phone 762
The Upstairs Shop Over Moe's
PRE-FOURTH OF JULY
SALE
ON STRAW HATS
; .At Remarkably Reduced Prices.
No matter whether you are spending your vaca
tion in the woods, at the beach or in the city
we have the Hat to suit your taste and style.
fv
Visit Klamath's Most
Modern Grocery Store
Cantaloupes
Large Size 3 for 25c
Watermelons
Per Pound 4c
Half Gallon Jars
Per Dozen $1.00
Large Fancy
Dill Pickles
Five for 10c
FRYERS,
Pound
OC HENS,
,wwL Pound
35
EXTRA SPECIAL Two Post Toastics, OQ
One Post Bran for 7C
REGULAR 75c CQ CHERRIES,
BROOM for....JS
Pound
20c
White King Soap
SPECIAL
1 large pck. White King
10 Bar White King Soap
5 cakes Mission Bell Soao
Additional 10 Bars White King Soap Free
$1.29
Amaizo
Corn Starch
3 Pkgs.
25c
Amaizo
Gloss Starch
3 Pkgs.
25c
AMAIZO
COM
10
Bars P&G Soap and
One Pound Crisco ....
65.
Public Market
Phone 169 6th Street at Walnut
Parking Space for Every Car
Today's Bargain Specials
AT
Klamath Klothing Konipany
Look over this list of Special Bargains
Ladies' Khaki Riding Breeches-Values to 350
TODAY 89c THE PAIR
Men's Blue Bib Overalls
Full cut
89c the pair
Men's Blue Bib
Overalls
n 1 f 1
Men's Tan or Black Work Sox.
Regular 25c value
Today 7 pairs for $1
Men's Fancy Dress Sox
a 50c value today
3 pairs for $1
Men's Fancy
Dress Sox
Men's Athletic Union Suits
85c Three for 2.50
Men's full cut Work Shirts
Two pockets genuine Chambray
69c Three for $2
Men's 1.50 Knit Union Suits
Today 95c
Men's 8-in. Scout Shoes
a $4.50 value today
3.45
Men's Cutter Chippewa Shoes
Regular values to $10
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
Today 6.85
25 pairs Men's Leather 'Work Gloves odds and ends but all
good makes values up to $2.50
Today 69c Three pairs for 2
Outfit at this store for your July celebrations Outing Trips
the largest and finest stocks of Men's wear in southern Oregon
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