The Evening herald., August 30, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TmnsoAY, Avavn ao, loss.
GREATEST SHIP
C IS ADDED TO U.
S. NAVAL FLEET
(Continued from Pag. One)
mala offensive armament comprises
elfht It-Inch guna, the largeat per
mitted under thu Washington con
vention treaty, mounted in four
turrets.
a full atop from a forward speed i TO MAINTAIN MINKS
Flro Control
of 21 knots In 3 minutes and run
backward at not less than IS knots.
Thla iv as Impossible In tfco steam
turbine driven vessel.
Conveniences of City
The Colorado will possess all the
convonlencea of a wall equipped city.
Within her hull are spacious quar
ter! for her complement of 1483
officera and men, aa well aa read
ing and writing rooms, n recreation
room, special ladles' room for visit
ors, laundry without limitation as
to the number of pieces to be hand
ninixu con. htkikk
HARRISDlTItO, Tenn,, Aug. SO
Anthracite operators and mlnori
today agroed that pumpmen, en
gineers and maintenance men will
be allowed to work In case of sus
penslon In order to prevent flood
ing and caving In of mlnea. Both
aides today were considering prop
ositions submitted last night tx
Governor Plnchot for a settlement.
to make these terrifically eftect-!,ed a barber
shop, a tailor shop,
there la a system of fire con- , , Bnd , ,
trol declared to be superior to anyltheatro T .
yet emplaced either at sea or ouj The "vital atatl.ttcf of the Col
land. The main control station la'orado IoIlow.
located at the top ot one of thai '
ltO.font n.r. wilt. ......1 I IMmentlOUl
duplicate stations In more protected!' .
parti of the ship for use if the mast
Is shot away In action. Prelimin
ary testa of the control resulted
" In the statement by naval gunners
that the Colorado's entire broad
side can be released in less than
one minute after the enemy's po
sition Is reported by the accompany
ing air force.
The defensive equipment also In
cludes many Innovations devised
from study of the battle of Jutland,
which haa come to be the epoch
date for naval construction. Spes-
tal Installments will decreaso to the
minimum the danger of disable
ment from "plunging tire" from
large guns, submarine torpedoes
and air bombs. The 12-Inch main
armor belt haa been supplemented
by several lateral protective decks
and a Veritable honeycomb ot water
tight compartments.
To Qarry Planes
For dealing with airplanes, the
Colorado- has four 3-inch rapid fire
guns with a ' vertical range of , two
miles. She will carry also several
battle planes for "direct defense'
in meeting hostile attack from the
air. The air defense also includes
in part the entire secondary battery
of fourteen E-lnch guns, primarily
designed to fight off destroyers.
. Each of the -propellers Is driven
by an 8,000 horsepower motor, to
-which power Is supplied by two
turbine generators, each ot ,15,000
horsepower. Control of the propell
ing machinery. Is centered in a small
room In the- most protected part ot
the ship wherein half a dozen men
havochirge ot a simple set ot elec
tric switches and valves. Ease of
maneuvering ik declared to be a
feature of the new ship, tests hiv
ing proven she -can be brought to
BEING thicker, the
famous Good
year All-Weather
Tread carries you
farther than other
treads. And it car
ries you in greater
safety, too. The big
tough sharp -edged
blocks cut deep and
grip tight on any
surf ace.They are the
best tire insurance
against skidding;
you ca'i kuy. "
At Gicjj-car Strrfrc Iti'irn
bttUrt vm f and Koin.
Cerdi urilh Ih. hmctUd All-
.Wrather Tread and hark I
thtm up with mtandard i
It. R. It. GARAGE
- ACME MOTOR CO.
KLAMATH FALLS AUTO CO.
Breadth on water line, 97 feat.
Normal displacement, 31,000 tons
, Speed, 21 knots.
Armament'
Main guns, eight 16-Inch, 45 call'
bro In four turrets.
Weight ot projectile, 2,100 lbs.
Secondary guns, fourteen 5-lneh,
51 calibre.
Anti-aircraft guns, four 3-Inch
50 calibre..
Torpedo tubes, two 21-Inch, sub
merged. -Propulsion
Main engines, two 18,000 horse
power Westlnghouse turbo-electric
generators.
Propeller motors, four 8,000
horsepower- Westlnghouse motors,
each connected to a propeller shaft.
Fuel, oil.
General
Complement, 66 officers, 1,323
men, 75 'marines. ,
Built, New York Shipbuilding
Co., Camden, N. J.
Launched, March 23, 1921.
Cost, approximately J27, 000,000.
CAPTURE OREGON CONVICT
LAItCHMOXT, N. Y Aug. 30.
John J. O'Leary, arrested Sunday
Ih connection with an attempt to
rob the Larohmont railroad station,
wag Identified today Jess Bald
win, Oroion escaped convict,
Cd 8tate, ntM "to mnln'iln In ttn'r
full int tUy ilio In. ,o ; tauiut.iiiu
of o'r ovcrU!:lcl :n iiv !vrd nr.it
es'.ntilal ad by ( l: ..o v.! a -wrote our
comtltu'.lou a:H t im .'niuud It Ij
us aa a miorod I art lot', var la main
tain :tnt defend, ' t a report said.
The rotlvitMw of il-o committee In
the patt yeir Included efforts to
have sute la-v rusMit lo require
the CRc'iiuA nf thr fA'tavnl and atni.i
comtltmmn. t 'Kv Itrr the priii
clpKj mm (l.ula or itttverumunt id
I tV.o publlo sehooln and rollegos,
i 'Ihrio v.ro Hi) leglulatlvo amnlous In
nome ttatea, hut 21 nutl.a now have
! olno ""eh law.i. Ill fivn i.t;ilott I he
hills prosenttid tailed t- p.nt. Con-
fcivatlaut ot tulunil author! I. was
oni difficulty encountered la hnv.
Intt such bills adopted, tlio ruport de
clared. The commltteo rs'ioiumenU.
ej that work along this line con
tinuts "The school of Amorlct ihnulil
no move consider grnduntir. a tu-
lout who lacks fullh In our govern
ment thun a school ot llu'olotfy
uhou'ld grniliutto a milliliter who
laeks faith In Oml," Bauer iloclnruil.
"It should ho burno In mind that
the service, which It Incumbent upon
us la primarily in of education,
Hueh uducntlcm ' begins 'With our
children In our schools and Hhoiiltt
extend llnolf ao Unit every adult elt
Iseit In our country Is reaehed. Tho
foundation work, however, It to bn
done In our aulioul. The commit-
I'uo's work should ho organised,
therefore, first of all so that In
niiiii way direct contact la niuilo
ail our tiihoolt and colleges and
thus itiimilalo a bettor training for
iiltltoiishlp than hat boon the case
heretofore,"
The report closed with recom
mendation that s section ot the
American Bar association on Amor,
lean rltlsnnshlp be established, anil
that sufficient funds be provldod for
It to carry on Us work. ' i
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AUTO THEFT CHARGED
John Cralven la at liberty on his
own recognisance following his ar-
raet yosterday on a complaint sworn
to by David N. Davey, who charged
Cralven with the theft of an auto
mobile. Trial waa set by Justice
Emmitt for September 13.
LAWYERS URGED
TO COMBAT REDS
(Continued from Page One)
izens may proporly differ, Insisting
oq basis and essential matters, up
holding the constitution of the t'nlt-
BCHOOL SUPPLIES AT SOUTH.
WELL'S 87-1
Put the old stray on the shelf. The
fall hats are ready at K. K. K. Btore.
27-1
Knrtnlt flnlshlnr at Srinion. Stf
Schools Open At Once
Musle Lessons Should Start
New Pianos are 910 a month.
Csed ones for leas.
At 007 Main St.
Earl Shepherd Co.
QMcfJi&iht Approach
to your home Inviting
; WHEPE the eyes of viilting friends rew fint, there .
signs of wear should be covered and brightened up. '
" Porches snd steps ctn be brightened with Fuller
Porch and Step Paint. This paint will witbittnd
grinding heels, scraping feet snd scrubbing.
Then, for the house iuclf, the pergola, porch balus
trades, the window frames, etc., there are Fuller!
Pure Prepared and Pboeoix Pure Paint. These pilots
arc mide of Pioneer White Lead, pure zinc, pore .
linseed oil and pure colors, perfectly combined in
correct proportions.
Whatever your painting need, W. P, Fuller & Co.
makes a paint for the purpose. There is a local agent
. or dealer who sells Fuller paints. Our Service De
partment will gladly mail a little "Home Service"
booklet. Why not buy your paint, or write, itJajf .
W P FULLER & CO.
301 Million Street, San Francisco 4
11 Branches la Pad Be Out Cities
Pacunca. Saa FranciKV and Lot Anjcln
1-425
PULLE
PAINTS Mm VARNISHES
Till FOLLOWING " w i'ARtV FULLfcA PAINT AND VAJtNUHEti
BROWNE BROS.,
Klamath Falls, Ore.
The
Pacific Savings and Loan Association
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY
TO BUY
OR BUILD
YOUR HOME
FOR INFORMATION SEE
Lakeside Lumber Company
, CENTER and KLAMATH
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials
OOL SHOES
Now is the time, to outfit that Boy
and Girl with good durable footwear
Five Reasons Why
KewpieTwins
Stand Hard Wear
1. Foot form toe plenty of tola giving smooth tread for
room. Extension sole protects tender little feet,
upper from effing. , "Red Lin. ?n" lining, fre.
t. Sole leather boxing with from wrinkles. Makes stock
flesh side up to give smooth ings wear longer,
toe space. Extra quality hcl . , ,
P,(j, , o. Flexlblesoleleathercounter.
, Spring heel shoes are Qoodycar
3, One piece flexible oak Inner Welted around extension heel.
The Upper stock Is carefully selected and Outer Soles art Flexible
Flint Stone Oak, especially tanned.
All the style you expect In children's shoes built for wear and
foot comfort. ,
We call your attention' to Holland
Shoes for Boys, the kind that look
so well and wear so long
High top Shoes and Pacs for Boys
Stylish new Pumps and Oxfords
for Ladies
Luxite Hosiery in Colored Silks.
Patrick Silk and Wool Hosiery
We will be closed all day Monday, Labor Day.
Houston
& Jester
515 Main Street
ll 1 lO V PRICE A CO.
m Just Received.
12Ed V. Price Tailor 0
Made Overcoats
Models, no two alike, for you to inspect and try :
, on. Can make you coats like any othese models
f from 200 j fine t
Made to your measure by Ed. V. PriceCoi ;
, 'r ; H"i ' in.
Klamath Klothing Kompany
K.K.K. STORE
LEADING CLOTHIERS