THE KLAMATH NEW
M- Oi- J II 41 United News and United Press Telegrsph Services -Iltf V V
Vol. 1, No. H3
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924.
Price Five Cents
39 BUILDING PERM
ITS GRANTED
11151111,000
CONSTRUCTION
IS AUTHORIZED
HOTCHKISS TO
ADDRES LEGION
WEDNESDAY EVE
Build :ng permits totalling
jllO,S65 were grunted by the
aitlDg lam night. Then. In
didtd 39 bullllng. being the
peHMt Dumher issued ln any
w week for ome tme.
The largest permit granted
!at night was one lor 180.000
hr the structure necessary for
Ik Shasta View Lumber com
ply which Is building on the
tooth edge of town.
Two residence at $4,000 were
mtborlzed a machine shop at
f 4 500 and several residences at
from $2,000 to $2,600. There
u in the permit Indued several
tor garages and small buildings
bullae average I close to $3,000
hr the J9.
BUDGET WILL
1 BE WORKED OUT
BY COMMITTEE
Adrlaory Iloord if Five Named
To Help In Planning Tax
Xreds of Coming Yrar
Clarence R. Hotchktas, United
fitates's Marshall will address
the American LegVn Wednes
day, October 8, at 7:30 p. m. in
the. chamber of commerce rooms.
llotchklss'ls the marshal for the
district of Oregon and a veteran
of the BpanlHh-Amerlcan, Philip
pine Insurectlon, Mexican border
and world wars. He spent 18
month In France commanding
"K" company of the 162 infan
try and was later promoted to
major and la now lieutenant col
onel of the reserve corps.
In addition to Colonel Hotch
kbts on the Legion, program Wed
nesday night are Mrs. Marjorle
Olds. James P. Chase, Houston's
orchestra, and acts from the Pine
Tree vaudeville will be sched
uled. J. J. Keller will serve a
ibanq-uct at the conclusion of the
evening's entertainment.
BRQOKHART IS
DAUGHERTYIS
NOT POOR NOW
A budget committee was
simed by the mayor at the meet
ing of the council last night to
vork with the council members
hi preparation of the tax budget
A)f next year.
TSoie named are: E. M. Bubb,
A. A. Bellman Ieslle Rogers, Joe
McDonald and II. M. Moe. The
flnt meeting of the budget com
njitee will be Friday evening of
this week when the preliminary
Wlmates will bo presented to
Krtoer with the city treasurer's
report,
RIOT IN CUBA
1 CAUSES DEATH
OF 7 PERSONS
HAVANA, Cuba. Oct. 6.
wo isewsi seven persona
k)"ed and 57 wounded in
SfeL. ir,otlnB at Camaguey last
ik ,The flRhting started when
Police attempted to break up
"meeting of former nres'.dent
aMfc... 19 canHalgnlng for
rZu,r tprm as President of the
2? 5- FlrlnK lll8ted two hours
lr.?.er waa not restored until
" uumary was called out.
Coast League Results
KeSllltM Kiimluv
Prancldcr. r t.i., .. j i .
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JEERED WHILE
MAKING TALK
DESMOINE8, Iowa, Oct. 6.
(United News) Avoiding all
discussion of political personal
ities Senator Smith Brookhart
spoke here tonight before a ca
pacity crowd that greeted hkm
with leers and cat call. The
police were required to keep back
the noisy throngs which jeered
Brookhart when be entered the
hall.
BOBBITT TALKS
TO FULL HOUSE
SUNDAY NIGHT
AWARD CHECKS
FOR FAIR ARE
READY TODAY
NEW YORK IS
WNNER AGAIN
Premium awarded at the last
county fair will be paid at once,
checks being ready ait the Farm
Advisors office. Room D, court
house.
The county court passed en
appropriation at its last meeting
for $4,300 part of which is Co
meet an equal amount from the
state to pay these premium
awards. The greater part of the
appropriation, will be used to pay
for the permanent Improvements
which have toeen made at the fair
grounds, such as the strong wire
fence, the new building for hous
ing sheep and hogs and for the
closing in of the space nnder
Ibe grandstand and the fixing ol
the exhibit rooms. No money
was made available for improve
ments which are only temporary.
All Keats Taken In Christian
Church When Popular Pastor
Talks on Vital Issue
Portalnd 5;
sL6, ten Innings,
Ln. AUke. 13- Oakland 0.
V6Jg,eleB Seattle 6.
Vernt" 11. Sacramento 6.
'82 ?ranc,8co 3,- Portland 4.1
' Salt ?"felc" 3. Seattle 1.
lime 8 ' Oakland 1; first'
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landing
of the Clubs
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SAYS WHEELER
SEATTLE. Wash.. Oct. 6.
(UnUed News) Daugherty, for
mr attornev 'general, "was I
bankrupt man when he assumed
office and a wealthy man when
he left." Senator Wheeler, In
dependent vlce-presldentlal can
didate, charged nere xouay.
Daugherty testified under oam
t the time he came to Washing
ton he didn't have enough money
lo pay his debt." "Yet when our
senate investigating oonunuiee
pried Into Daugherty s personal
account ln the panic 01 m
brother. Mai Daugherty. we
found the record of recent ae
posits amounted to more than
$76,000. When he had found
this much Mai Daugherty sought
an injunction in court preventing
us from pursuring our inquiry
further."
WOMAN SHOT
AS SHE GETS
BACK HOME
nnnTt.ANn Ort. 6. (United
News) Mrs. Clara Peterson. 30
v wife of a city firenvm,
was slain on her porch today by
a man who waited there for her
return- The motive is unKnowu.
she returned from a shopping
rtiir. when nhe found her -assail
ant. "Hello." she said, accord
ing' tn witnesses, the man's
answer was a shot from a revol
ver. The bullet pierced ner neaa,
killing her instantly. The slay
er gave himself up, telling the
r.nUni fclo noma WAS CeclllO CU-
eneltas. The shooting occurred
at Third and Clay streets.
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SHENANDOAH TO
LEAVE TODAY
FOR FAR WEST
LAKEHURST, N. J.. Oct. 6.
rtTnlioH News) The ssnenun-
;ifc i.tu the air tomorrow
.,..11... normittlne. for a 7,000
mile cruise to the Pacific coast
and back.
Crowded beyond seating capac
ity was the Christian church
Sunday evening when Rev. W. E
Robbltt -delivered his address on
"The Strife Between -the Ku
Klux Klan and the Catholics."
This was the third ot a series
of lectures having to do with the
immigration problems of the
country and kindred matters
wmlch are now confronting the
American people.
Bobbitt handled this rather
difficult subject with fairness to
hath sides. In criticism
of both organizations and Ttlso in
favor of each In some particulars.
The first point stressed was
that from all available Informa
tion the klan is not primarily or
rotlnlv an anti-Catholic organiza
Hon but Is for tne purpose oi uy
hoidine ..American ..institutions
nnri traditions and o stand for
the enforcement or tne iawB i
the country. -in
sDeaklne of the OaHholIc
hurrih Bobbitt said that the loy
alty of the members of that orga
nization to their leaders ana tue
obedience to orders from those
higher is commendable ana tne
oeonle of other denominations
would do well to follow their1 ex-
omnia in some of these matters
TKat Rrthhitt sees some nope
for the future was made part of
ik nfMresfl. he stating that both
sides will be compelled to recede
frnm the positions taen to
certain extent and. Botobltt says
there are indications xnai mis
mi ha rinne.
The Rfwitine facilities at the
rhrinn church will be Increas
ed for subsequent lectures which
win he eiven eacn sunaay byo-
nlng. Next Sunday the lecture
n.in he nn "Was Jesus banei
which will answer a statement
frequently made max if wirisi
n.oo nn enrth now he would be
put in an insane asylum." .
Other lectures on popular
themes will be given 'all during
the fall and winter.
BOXAXZA FRESHIE8
GIVEN INITIATION
BONANZA. Oct. 6. The high
school rooms ln Bonaniza were
the scene ot a well planned re
ception Friday evening.' The up
per classmen were hosts tof the
Incoming freshman class, which
was a larger class than Is usual
In Bonanza, having seven mem
Kra a riml initiation was given
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froah es. wfoo S a crass
KILL AMERICAN
IN MEXICO IS
CONSULREPORT
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. 6.
(United News) William Mas-
sey, American citizen of Musxo-
gee. Okla.. was murderea at
Tomo, Mex., by a Mexican named
Jaauin Seanc. the state depart
ment -was advised today oy Am
nrican consult Stuart at Tamplco,
Massey was ' terminal superin
tendent r of the Metropolitan Oil
company. Seanz was held by the
local authorities. -
E.N GLAND IS HAVING
ELECTION CAMPAIGN
INBIG GAMES
In the third game of the world
series played yesterday at : New
York the Giants - won with a
score of 6 to 4. This gives them
two to one standing for . the
three games played. - .
The first game Saturday went
to 12 Innings being won by New
York 4 to 3. The game was tied
in Che 9th inning and Washing
ton held the Giantl to that Us
score until the 12th when they
nosed out one run and the game
ended.
Sunday the Washington team
won 4 to 3, in a game played in
their borne town where they met
defeat the day before.
The returns from the United
News are bulletined In the Mec
ca pool hall as well as The News
office. This service is complete
and very fast. The Pastime and
the Waldorf, both of which were
scheduled to receive a brief re
port from another service have
changed over to the United Press
which The Klamath News is fur
nishing because of its superiority
and greater speed. -
Standing, in World Series
Won Lost Pet.
New York . 2 1 -.7
Washington 1 2 .333
MOTOR BUSSES
PLANNED FOR
KLAMATH FALLS
LONDON. Oct.. 6. (United
News) In anticipation of the
general election the labor i party
today appealed for 12,000 pound3
for the campaign ; fund. Pre
mier MacDonald headed the list
of contributors, donating 100
pounds.
TULE LAKE
FIRE LOSS IS
MODERATE
the
hnniDii themselves to be "gwme
The initiation was followed by a
social good time together and a
banquet which was reaiy eu
joyed by all.
The fire which burned over
some grain fields of Tule lake
bed destroyed about 10,000
bushels of grain. 6,000 of this
was wheat belonging to Tom
Calmese and Guy Merrill and
was not Insured. The remainder
was barley owned by S. S. Clay
burn and was Insured.
In all about 1500 acres were
burned over but the greater part
of this was stubble so that the
actual loss was not as great as
it would have been had the fire
run through standing grain.
BAN JOHNSON
1 TO WAIT END OF
"WORLD SERIES
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo
Oct. 6. (United News) Ban
Johnson, president of the Airier
lean league, will wait until the
world series is over before he be
gins an Investigation of the latest
baseball scandal be declared in
an Interview tonight. ' "
Franchise Asked for Streets of
City, Cars to Take Place
Of Street Railway
A bus line operating on the)
streets of Klamath Falls with a
fixed fare of '10 cents and giving
transfers at connecting points
seems to be indicated by the ap- '
plication for a franchise which
came before the city council last
night.
The Klamath " Transportation
company, represented by Rex R.
Renner, asked for a permit to
operate a line from the western
city limits to the Southern Pa
cific - depot and from the south
end of Sixth street to Shipping
ton and over certain other
streets, the cars to be run on a
30 minute schedule from 6 a. m.
until midnight.
The cars to be used will- be
modern and "pay-as-you-enter"
accord'ng to plans and pictures
submitted. Ttae matter was re
ferred to the street committee-
MORE MARINES
LAND IN CHINA
FOR PROTECTION
SHANGHAI. Oct. 6. (United
News) dtditimal American
sailors were landed today to
protect the property of Ameri
cans and foreigners, as the Fu
ll In troops attacking Shanghai
from the south resumed their
encircling drive on the city. The
attack over a wide front followed
the general encircling 'move
ment started last week. Ob-
vlously It Is designed to capture
the first of the great arsenals
from1 which General Lu Yung
Hniangs defending Chekiang
troops are drawing most ot their .
supplies.
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