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UTDNKSDAY, OOTOHKK 1!'2S
Til H KLAMATH NKWH
LETTERS FOR
OREGON
" The Oregon rrbducts Letter Contest has been going
now for nearly eight month. Only a few more months
to go. If you have not tried for one of the prizes, get
busy and send in your letter this week. The best letters
submitted this week are printed below.
.ftimhlu Word Judges:
I am enelosinic bit solution fur
the Si pteml'er word content 1
ai.i also sending labels. Carnation
wheat flakes and Tru-lllu from
another package. 1 hare used
Wari"i:toii clams for soup and
find thorn delicious. I think
JtoKiin Hlver pickle are the heat
I ever used. It is surely a pleas
ure to recommend some of these
Orecoa products to people who
have not tried them, for If they
once try them they will use no
other. I hope to try more of
them, for Oregon products have
' no equal.
sirs. J. N. GUTHRIE.
Merrill Kt.
jand you mill want to use It
lasuin. Ituy a pound of tlotden
j West coffee and we are sure you
I will like it.
j Hexpectfully.
CAKHIr: HKKilNSON.
Jumble Word Test
Winners Named
Jam hie Word Punic workor.
here's your Octolvr inixrlo, wo
ii( busy ou it riiehi nuy uuil
if you cannot make your M
, i ir about Oregon -in ad i product
a prif lin?r. T!u KUvnf ul
' ppcpl? fur Siptemhvr arw to 1h
limod hvlow for rtward of
illUTit.
IKm'i let (ho fut't that you
. hnvt tried and faih'd keep you
from enjoying a jilaa 111 the nun
j during Oftober. The pmxl 1
I hard thitt month and will pro
vide real rtitertatnmonl tht- time. !
.lore are the unmra of the let i
ter writers who mv ci.tltUd lo
money nnd mtTrhandlxe ofiVivd
ly the OreKnn MMiiifaetun'ru.'
aootftilnn:
Mrs. Ilermnii Kill. $10; Mm.
Craoe l.woh, 5; Mra, t'ntherhio
Caspar, :t; and Mrs. II. tlrhon.
3
.tort'haiidle goon to: Mrs, K,
Mathers, Mary t'nrlHIe. Pint I
Noel, h I. l.awreiu'v. J. N
t.uthi'rlo; 1'hU llotian. Cairtc
HlKiiinvon, Mr. V. O Smith.
Mm. T. W. Ileliell and Mr- U K
Wnuht.
Mrs. Sharp - Von have bought
this parrot nnd U dors not talk.
Sharp Jiiliw rlnht. I bought
It as un f&aniplu tor you.
Legion Officers
Installed Here
1 ((Vntlitucil From lMtf One)
I pit I. tveltig built In Tori laud.
Iw.Mild be deillcalid rYhmury 12,
l.lmoln'H hiithday. .
Auxilliti'V tlve tYcil
Sieve ruJ local punt motiilte-
rhulhiiiKt'd other memhrrs of lite
io.t in the niembiTtdifp drfve
Hinung they uero (thing up H
the mpinher In their dNirlrt
Rimer Merrlt, Merrill, ami Kay
r'mmer, Clillcqulti. both alullng
that teg ion nti'ti in com tn unit'.
would enroll per cent Tho
winner o( the tm'inbrhltt drlvg
will rvcelvo (he AUred I). Collier
mciiiheohlp tr.iphy.
After '(he Itisttttlni Ion ladle of
(he Auxiliary cute, uiim d wilk
! short progitim and I Ion tieuivd
tht Legion member to a feed
On the program were Mrs, Mar ,
j. rlc tUi I , urn! Mrs. Hrvant
Pleno who pleated with vorat j
mi to-, and Mlsa A I Maun Hume; ,
win favored with a rcadiutt.
Mitui(.i: i n.iu.siN i.ivnv
XKW YdltK. IM. .. 1 AIM- -t'olotit'l
l.hiilhi'vuh ban arrived
here, ruv(t)iis. A"Kt'(' attiMit a ,
ptti ii gent sioi y thai he mis lit :
marry M Ins Ilium lie S luetic,, 1
1hi.v Kil l, he remarked ; "Thai
U luiere o lug. Tell me hum 1
ttlt.HIt ft ' ,
To Huild (.arage,
Ho(elAddition
VCoolliioixl iriiin 1'iiifo One)
h 7.1 fei't uiilo it 1 1 . 1 ION feet
loitK
(ilo Ample Hotel llooin
The iturnKe will lie huilt in llM
rear future, with the prolmhlllty
that the hotel room will not he
I'lnuhed Itefore itprlllK. n the
heavy louriM hoonoii Ii. now
over. Mr. Miller staled.
'"I He llihlllloll of HID S roolim.
with luiili sliouer ami lull luiili
In iiiinieeiliui with each mo in. j
will Hive iunite tiiToltimmlntlol :
lor llot.'l Klleitn a till will Hive
Kliimath Kalln a mil'tly uio.leiui
j I." Tlliilll.m llllliui. IlliilliiSl'r
of the II I W IIMr.l, nuld hi'l -
'tilithi.
j Stop Itching Skin
1 Htop worrvlnit nhont mi h nUtt
IliMilileii II i:iellia. K il a clean,
mnoolli. Iiisilihy iu iil) .emu.
Il ..MI .ll'illc i. amlhea anil qillcklv
nlln.x It.lltllK . ailll When lliell
utchiil) will clear nwiiv Ki'teiiia.
I'lunilm. Imiiiiiiiir. Itij'h". 'i "'I
Htm I lu i llcliliii:. iinniKINK .klll
Irouhlea thai n ililliaeroiM If
in It led ill IVe .cum ilnv or
I Itiht II linen not how. :l!ic,
lill.'. l HO,
roH IKIN lITATION
PTC
Jtimblo Word Judges,
Klamath New.
!ear Sim: If we wish to ad
vtTiiav the anperior quality of
OrgoT:-mad product, we mast
buyud uie them out selves. That
!r tho best proof that we are
confident that in other markets
thty will jttve aatUfaction.
Oregou has uumeroua resources
and the varied products are not
excelled In quality.
For the people to be eonrlnced
that thU U true tbey must be in
duced to at least give the goods
ttiade In Oregon a trial.
: I'se Drifted Snow flour once
Trainmen Testify
At Inquiry Meet
(Con tinned From Page Om)
the past few years, and stated
that increases had been granted
trainmen of eastern roads while
' western roads had refused in
creases to trainmen and yard
workers.
A. K. Whitney, president of the
railway Trainmen, in presenting
the trainmen's case, discussed the
double-header situation. He said
that in 1902, at a meeting of
representatives of the carriers
and trainmen in Kansas City, it
was decided that the use of double-headers
two engines on
lengthy trains was injurious to
the men. It was agreed that the
use of double-headers would be
Ui9couCfinued, except In -emergency
cases. Later, Whitney said,
during discussions of rwage in
creases, the carriers made no
ncutlon of a desire to abrogate
the rale, and during the last fw
years, he charged, they have de
sired to orerate again under the
double-header system. He said
the double-headers worked hard
ships on the men and frequently
veie- Injurious to the roads as
well, through loss of life and
limb to the trainmen.
arrkrs Witness fi peaks
WWtney discussed the work of
bajegajfemen, conductors and
ynrdmen, telling of the added
vdrlr'they hare through longer
trains and more freight.
Kenneth Burgess, attorney for
the Chicago, Burlington Quin-
r v road. nenlrini for tht par.
riers. was the last witnpsa. and
the session adjourned overnight.
lurge declared that the higher
rost of living in the east account
id for the difference in wage
f rales of eastern and western
'.mployes.
Western Roads Make Lewi
"Tho western scale now is 5
Pr cent below the peak of 1920.
In 1921 a mediation board re
duced the wage 10 per rent but
in 1924 the board agreed to cut
t'ng this reduction In half and
the scale agreed upon at that
lime PtlU prevails.' he said.
Burgess said western railroad
.truing from 1926 to 1927
phowed a decrease of ?40,000
K0O.
In a detailed discission of the
tnubleheader rule, Unrgess polnt
rd out the offer of carriers to an
increase providing trainmen
i;5reed to the double-header pro
tram M the carriers.
Council Passes
Parking: Rules
Dear ml.L Word Judge:
The ' Jumbled Word contest
still holds the interotit of many
people wherever The Klamath
NVwg Is read. The result in in
creased salt's of Oregon products
is hound to be seen.
When this contest started. w
had not heard, morh less u?ed
Home of them, but have trird
ntutty of them since, and found
them all good.
Preferred Stotk. for instance.
I never knew there was such de
lirious ran tied giKkts uiad- both
fruit and vegetables. "
"Trra advertised their "Flap
jaik flour extensively, but
found they made many cereals
equally as gou-d. all packed in
clean, handy packages.
Oolden Wit coffin Is too we!!
known and liked to need a good
word from tne. but I do think
we get more for our money in
that entfee than In any other
brand we have tried.
PHIL IKK. AN".
161 1 Crost St,
Jl'MBLE WORD JCDGi:s.
Dear Sirs: I never tasted a
better cracker than the Tru-bake
cracker. Their rich flavor will
win yon for good.
A fe Sundays ago we went
on a picnic and what a surprise
when we connted four Oregon
made products on our picnic
table.
They were Knight's pickles.
Golden West coffee, bread made
from Drifted Snow flour and then
what the kiddies liked best of
all, a box of Vogan's candy.
One of the kiddies had on a
pair of Jennie and Joe play suits.
GRACE DARLING LEKCH.
JUMBLE WORD JUIfcES.
Dear Sir: "Think Oregon first"
when shopping and you will not
be disappointed. The Jumble
Word contest has shown people
that Oregon has many different
articles made at home tlifit can't
be beat, and these articles wii;
be Insisted upon in the future.
Golden West coffee has always
the same delicious flavor and
that is, more than can be said of
any other coffee used in our
home.
We can depend on Crown flour
to give good results every time,
no matter what purpose it is
used for.
Warrenton clam chowder makes
a very satisfying meal these cool
autumn days when served with
Tru-Bake trackers.
We are indeod fortunate in
having so many different brands
of eanned goods in our stores. I
never heard of Preferred Stock
until this advertising rampaigu
started but now I know it fs the
best of all. One can of either
vegetables or fruit will convineo
any housekeeper.
CATHERINE CASPER.
. r
(Continued From Fage One)
tilths on Slain between Fourth
nnd Eleventh, one hour on all
i ns streets, and four hours on
Klamath and Pine. These rules
uro (iffnfMtra hfitvppn ft n m inrl
f' j. in. - Another point stressed I
)n tho ordinance is jay-waiKing,
v.'hMi is illegal.
An ordinance pasted, making
It unlawful for anyone to shoot
or discharge a sling-shot, air
run or flipper within the city
limits. It is declured many chil
dren are becoming careless with
them and are shooting out win
dows and light bulbs, also that
M-veral injuries have resulted
lioni litem.
I take my prescriptions to the
Pelican Drg store and they are
always right. Try them and you
Will also be satisfied. Adv. 18-tf,
A It 1 T
makeshfe
Sweeter
Next time a coated tongue, fet
id breath, or ai-rid fkin gives
evidence of sour stomach try
Phillip Milk of Magnesia!
Get acquainted with this per
fect anti-acid that helps the uys
tem keep sound and sweet. That
every stomarh needs at times.
Take It whenever a hearty meal
brings any discomfort.
Phillips Milk cf Magnesia has
won medical endorsement. And
convinced millions of men and
women thoy didn't have "indi
gestion." Don't diet, and don't
suffer: jum remember Phillips.
Pleasant to take, and always ef
fective. , The name Phillip Is import
ant; it identifies the genuine pro
duct. "Milk of Magnesia' has
been the U. S. registered trade
mark of the Charles II. Phillips
Chemical Co. and -its predecessor
Charles H. Phillips since 1S75.
PHILLIPS
i Milk
of Magnesia
'&&Slm Jumbled Word Contest IfeJIifeaa.
SSS $2M FE 'W- "7Wl
15 N SECOND PRIZE viu.bi C '
' CASH $5 :n 01J merchan. '
' - . I I D I I ai
PDI7TG I I diSA I II
d.:. II 1
I . I s
Here's yonr chance to see how much jrou know about
Oregon matte products aud a cbaace to wm a hand
some cash prize r.f ill), or one ot the other 13 p riles
while you are enjoymg yourself.
The Klamath News aud the Oregon Manufacturer'
Association want to see how much you know about
Oregon products.
HOW TO ENTEK
Just re-arranse the letters In each Jumbled group'
to make them spell the name of one of the advertised
products, the name ot the manufacturer, or the slogan
used In advertlrinR that product.
It's easy. For instance. "COOXER NI DAME"
simply means "MADE IN OREGON." Just unjumble
the jumbles.
Then. In 50 words or lees, tell the jumbled word
judges why you prefer Oregon Made Goods, or what
particular features of one of the advertised articles
appeal to ybu.
Head the rules, read all the advertisements, get
your pencil and go to work. Three cash prize nnd
20 mere liamhse prixca every month. Send in a solution
every month every week two or three If you wish.
NEW
CONTEST
EVERY
MONTH
FIRST PRIZE
$10 in gold
SECOND PRIZE
$5 in gold
THIRD PRIZE
$2 in cash
20-TWENTY-2Q
Merchandise
Prizes Also
EASY
TO ENTER
EASY
TO WIN!
(See story elsewhere in this issue)
Prize Announcements Soon! It Won't Bo Long Now!
The winner of tho M llp: IN OKKt.ON prmlurt JIMIU Iil) OHI
CONTEST will soon be announced. Watch fur iIh iii! In the ineiinilmu, cet
out the pencil ami try this month's content. See the sutfKt'stiona below ami
the rules in the last column.
RULES
This ronleat la open lo all users of Oregon Mad
1'nnlui'ta enept vwployea ot the klantath .Na aud
their fumtltes.
2. I.ltil the Jumbles and their sotuilnna In their correct
order.
3. Tell In ir.o words or lc why you prefer Orejoo
Muili products In general, or ouo of the advertised
brumls In particular. ,
4. Write only on one slile of Hi paper.
5. Facta will count not literary style.
6. Each solution mu.t he accompanied hr labels or
packages or store ri-relt't. showing the purchase
of at least two of the advertised products.
7. Impartial jmlites will be selected. I'eelslon to 'j
hinted on cnri-cctucr of solution and on tht reason
given for buying Oregon Mude products.
SiilnMiiu uiiMt Ii" received by inhliilrbl. oeiulior 11.
0. Mall your solution to JL'MIH.KU WORD JUD11K3,
caie KLAMATH NEWll.
TWENTY-THREE PRIZES EVERY MONTH! YOU CAN WIN!
CROWN FLOUR
Unbleached
A uniform flour for every
household ue.
Crown Mills
Mil! nnrl Offlre
PORTLAND, (lltKUON
TRU-BAKES
CKISP FLAVOItFl'L
aro THE eraekera to serve
with your nicest naiads, soups.
Their better taste repays you
amply fo rthe Alight trouble of
asking for them by name.
Baked by
Tru-BIu Biscuit Co.
Spokane Port la ml Seattlo
Here's the October Jumble
1. ROLO SPREY COUF
2. WE IS RIHSCH
3. WHERE NATIONS CALK A FAT
4. KICKS R SPERLE
5. SLAM CWAREN TORN
"UniversUy"
Brand
Knickers, Tmuner, nml
Overcoat
I'lilvenilty llrund overcoats
are made of choicest Drtgon
fabric, that are famed for
loog serrlco.
Strictly up-to-rhn.mlnuto la
uppcarum-e and tailoring.
Hold liy !,cmliiif Denier
Ak to H-e Them
Fleischner, Mayer & Co
Mnnufactur.r
roll'I'l. tM), OUH.
Cregon'i Own
QUALITY COFFEE
GOLDEN
WEST
COFFEE
THE BEST
in the
WORLD
Outdoor Garments
Carnation Wheat Flakes
For a breakfast full of energy
contains all wbent
AU,o try Albers Flapjack
Flour, Mlnlt Oats, Fluff
Cake Flour, Del Monte
Best Patent Flour.
ALBERS BROS.
Mill,lng Co.
I'nrlflc fount Millers
Beaver Portland
CEMENT
Oregon' Best
Concrete Example of
. Industry
Beaver Portland
Cement Company
Plant at Cold Hill
Offli-c I.umliennrll Uldf.
r(ItTI.A.M, OltKt.O.N
BUY
OREGON
MADE
PRODUCTS
Klamath Homes
prefer
Drifted Snow Flour
The l.arget Hellins; Flour
In Tile el
Sperry Flour Co.
for
Candies
Insist on
Vogan's
Largest Tandy Manu
facturers In tlin Wost
of llox and Hulk
Cundy
VOGAN CANDY
CORPORATION
roitn.AM), onKtio.N
If
it's made in
Oregon
it's the best
there is
. WholeWheat
for
BABIES
MEANS
DENNOSW
Tinl.lon, children, and In
valids 'thrive on Dennos nnd
milk because It la natural food
Easy to digest und rich In
the vitamins and minernl salta
necessary for growth and
health. Bend for sample and
literature.
hold iiy diu;;;ists
DENNOS FOOD CO.
POIlTLANn, OIIF,., Htn. V.
f-.. .
yjiiui'i'iiiiitjj
mm
Packed
? the day
WARnENTON CLAM 3, In
their own freh nectar, make
nn appetizing dish at any time
OMjieclutly for the Lenton
period.
A delicious fori food With
the tuuff ot tho Pacific: a
taste and aroma all Its own.
RcrvA Ihrni tonlKhtt Your
grocvr lias tliftti.
One ran crvn tlvo nicely.
WARRENTON CLAMS
KNIGHT'S
i l v ra wj. jk rja jm
THIS
LABEL,
3 Oregon Factories:
MEDFORD PORTLAND
CORNELIUS
"WHAT OREGON MAKES MAKES OREGON"
This space made possible by the cooperation of the
OREGON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, ITS MEMBERS AND THE KLAMATH NEWS
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