Thui-silay Anrii . f
Pare F.ieh
BE C1SS0LVED
SAN KUANTISl'll. April 1 - Sale
. of five transpacific liners by tin
tailed Stales bippinR board In the
Dollar line, may meau h- di.ssoiu
.bi4 of the hLsUrie old I'aoif v
Steamship company, wliiih for more
han 75 years has been identified
wit ti the lomuierce and romance of
.ne Pacific.
Announcement was made here on
Wednesday by Daulton Mann, as
sistant general manager of the com
oajiy that unless officials of the cum
iauy now at Washington find some
xeui to prevent the sale of the
uaers now flying the Pacific Mail
c'laie. there is nothing left to do but'
ior his company to liquidate and go
uut of "business. (
Older tban the state of California,
she Pacific Mail's flag was first
misted to the masthead of a side
Jieel steamer April 1-'. Ibis
It was a Pacific Mail steamer, the
Oregon, that brought news on Octo
ner IS, 11850, that California had
wen admitted to the Union.
The Pacific Mail Steamship com
pany was incorporated in New York
with an initial capital stock ot J509t
fiO. It prospered, and in l.stiu as
recapitalized fori 20,000.000.
The first steamer to fly the 'Mail'
i'l;g was the California, S00 tons,
which left Xew York October 6.
-3 $44, and made the initial trip via
. he straits of Magellan.
With accommodations for but 100
iis.engers, the steamer carried 100
uwn jn wiiue eyes gleamed the lust
for gold. Three hundred of them
lept on deck throughout that
stormy, historic passage, and some
'1 th'rn had paid as high as ?l,OO0
clie privilege.
A negro cook commanded $400,
-ind an ordinary seaman $200 a
month for the return trip, so uni-;
reraal was the craze for the yellow'
lijiefal. j
The first trans-Pacific liner of the!
Mitil line waa the Colorado, an aui--iiary
side wheeler fully rigged with'
..ailii. The fabled argosies of old
lever brought richer cargoes than :
:be Colorado and her sister ships.
-n:ll as they were by predent day
ecionings. brought back from the
:.oiey Orient.
Rules Germany
DODGE BROS. 00
THE KLAMATH NEWS
SELL CUT FOR
$145,000,000
(l'iiitiiiuel mi Pase He)
, cit!lll.it'-d
. lu.l! Hit:
wllil
the
Pending tne coining Presidential
elections. Dr Walter Simons fx
a,ou. German politician, has been
selected by the I' --hstag as I resi
cnt ad Interim he German Re
public, to permit Dr Hans Luther
to resume his work as Chancellor
Or. Simons is president of the Su
preme Court at Letpaic
PUBLIC BANQUET
Wednesday
.-.ininn ot ;
1), ;i,.it
! With nill.m Mid Siliwart In De
troit ,re K W. Wi'.mei-. chairman
of til." board of Hi- t lye.ir lire
aud Kiibher cnmpaiiv. who is ;i'i
ed to become president of a new big
1 moior combine, of which the H'duv
car will be the tin. I -u. and which
according to some report! will ' uc
a capitalization of iroo.voo.0.'.
I Dillon. Kead. bidding against the
Morgun firm which, with the l)u-
pont interests controls (ieneral Mo-
i tors not only raised the 1 150. 000.
000 or 1200.000.000 required, but
' was able to announce au over-ub-
iscription. which left no doubt of
the rise of another great financial .
power on the horizon of the monied
canyons of New- York.
This money was all raised by
,lon and Schwartz themselves, aud
, consists largely of New York cap
ital, w ith which ' was mixed some
from Cliiiao. Detroit and oilier
cities.
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That ..rw. itf ft tilt
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Of John l ItlK-We'eller U, II.1I.I
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LOCALS
MANY FARMERS ARE
AIDING IN KLAMATH
BOY AND GIRL CLUB
Itrowil. IllJIiager of the (. J
(Continued 1'roni Page Une)
of the reception committee
the arrival of th party
s'tbly in the afternoon of the same
day when Iat minute details can summer
I.. A. West and liaie Mattnon
accompanied Frank !-inn. K!am
aih c.iuuty club agent yesterday
en a visit to breeders of Hereford
and shorthorn cattle, for !h pur
li : p,nt of obtaining baby beeves of
!- this stock to be given to youthful
members of the couuty buys anj
and en'ered by tile bos
W. I!.
Klamath Meadows comiuny return- r.-ti
ed to his lu me at llollister. Calif. . nd
yesterday after having sjient scl
eral days here attending to '"i1
ness matters. V. 1. Cornwell. a
-tockboliVr in the same cotiip.nu.
who has also been here returned
to his home ;rt Iloniia. Calif
hut .in and l.uki
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llnrdwii Smith, a representative ,f,-, ..f
of the Simmons Ib-d c,,iiimiiv In
Klamath Falls tor a few days. Mr.
Smith works cut of Portland.
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he cleared up. and telegraphic in- Sjris cub to be fatteii!"d during the
formation received as to the exact and girls for prizes at the county
number of visitors la the official fa;r
party.
HI-JINKS PLAYERS
MAY SHOW BEFORE
MEDFORD SHRINERS
soon lake
N. C. Miisselm.in anil family of
, . c- 11., Mis. Allslni HiiMlell l t.ikllK tile
Head arrived in Klamaih falls
where Mr. Musselman has accepted place of Mis T. W New.omb a s.-,
a Dositiou with the liavin Furniture rt-tary of the county fair bonrd and
slenogiupber in the louilt) a.-nt's
II H. Ford of Kugene came here office while the latter l enloyiug a
Tuesday night on biuine. tacation in Soiubern California.
-JJTTi.K HIll'K KOIS CHItlSTIE
...I'IMITUXU, April 1. But llt
.Mi tinpe was 'held out ' tonight for
Xfrovery. of Archiiishcp Alex
.Dder A. Christie. He was weaker
hjj at any time since his sick--'e.s.s
began. hi3 attendance report
's! ws not believed that a
r.is would occur before another
.- i.ad passed however.
GETS
WINNARD
HIGH GRADES
Carnival Ball
At Bonanza
Saturday April 1
Hi-Life Orchestra
The Crater l.ake Shrine club hi
jinks and vaudeville, which was' to their owu satisfaction
staged so successfully at the Scan-! '
dinavian hall last Friday night, will WINNIFRED
undoubtedly be repeated at Med
ford under the auspices of the Med
ford Shriners. shortly after May l.! '' " ' ' ; ' '
according to . W, C. Van Emon, KfCENKAiiril i. Winnifred M.
Frunk Confer and Harold Bell, who Winnard of Klamath Falls, a senior
returned from a trip to Medfor.l majorins in F.nglish at the I'niver
last night, where the matter of put- sity of Oregon, was among those sui
ting on the shoiy.thnte wa.s discussed dents to receive nothing less than
with the Kogue ltivr Valley lodge II in academic subjects for the win
men. A final decision will be made ter term ending March M. according
on the matter at -an early date, but to the grade sheet issued by the reg
from the expressions given out by istrar's office. Forty-nine women
leading lodge officials, the Klamath anil 41 men students received no
men were assured thut the Incal gr,s than 11 for th pail
show would be welcomed. term's work. Only three, two wo-
men and one man received I in all
subjects. I is the highest grade giv
en euless special honors are applied
for at the beginning of the term.
Passing trades at the univeriity
range from I to V.
Any youthful member of the
club who desires to experiment in cumpany.
this work can be taken care of. Mr.
Sexton thinks, as a large number
of farmers have expressed them
selves as willing and glad to give W. H. Pippy and S. M. Mollis of A,n Jiiforni.tl Invitation daace will
a baty beef to an andividual boy Med ford were "business visitors in In held this evening by the Pelican
or girl -that :ttrey may experiment this city this week. They report the Community club, at the communllv
IOHANSEN
:'j tini;tirit . . . pawil' Woe V ovtilieisl inj
(In f.riit un.lrrto.it The rV. Apnl'i Ctlra
.!it vivlf . . the im.nrtt iliue iccn tli muotb
wuli thrmanrt huskicwen in ym InbUk
(itcitf Icstlicf.cut out at the ulc in the nrwe
I'itimn minnet! I.xilviuve wiihui -- lm weut
die only CjlrnJif Slc Scfvue liop u town!
fa i rml IjMkn
$9.50
highway In excellent condition.
hall in Pelican City.
I lid
Lenora Chastain Dies
In Woodland, Calif.
PACKARD CARS
All Nifrbt Si rvice
Wm. IVinfielil, Prop.
Ta-xi Phone 259
The Owl
CAFE
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P.i-slnnr.uit Prop.
Open 24 hours
per day
At Your Service
ALL WHITE
HELP
Re.taurant Phone 103
Word was receiv-d from Wood
land. Calif., yesterday of the death
of l.enora Chastain. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chastain. a prominent old
family who lived in Bonanza many
years. They moved to Woodland
about eight years ago. Claude Chas
tain. a nephew of the deceased, left
yesterday for Woodland. l.enora
Chastain has many Klamath Falls
mends. She was h
recently.
In the Family
Here on
vi.iit
BOXING NOTES
PHIhADKLPHIA. April 1.
Mike Balierino. of Dayonne, . J.,
bcame world', junior lightweight
champion when he battered his
way to a Judges d-'
hteve -hid- Sullivan.
... mi u round i),;i. a
mory Ust n.xM. l;K,
of
w.'ighe.l in
ion over
Brooklyn
the Ar-'
fiallters
a; p ,;in,.
I bov
' th,. An I
("iTdmg to
OAKi.ANI,. Apr. I l.-,I.lnny
r.i:r a 111 .Stewart McUm;,
l'l rmimls to a dec:'.in a.
itornun here April . a
proinoiiT Tomir.v simi,
SAX Fl: AXt ISCO. Ap-il l
Mickey V,lk..r. welterweight ,.hal.
l"on will arriVl. May , , vmf
' " .s "out noie Miy 15
.it Cooper he
le.egi-ani to
tnanascni'iit
with
announced in a
the I)reimi.i:irl rint
today.
SAX FliANCisco, .;i-t i
Pave .Shade. xrw. York middle
weight, and limtiiy Duffy. f Oak
land, have been signed for a 10
'ound bout here April n. They
will fight at l.,0 pounds.
A paper where all thi popla h.va '
opportunity to eipresa -hemselves If :
tbey desire thad The Klamath
eOB3Y 'VAITtjv;--rrT
Bobby Walthour, Jr., 0f Nutle,
' J ; "n ' the great oiaraihun
b eye e racer, and Freddy Sp. ncer.
of Plainfleld. N J.. enmrged tn
umphant at the end of the sn .ia
bicycle race at Madison 8,,aro
(.ardeu. New York. Walthour a
father won the same thre,
tl.nea years ago and his twenty
twoyearold ton followed D h'
looislep,
Powell & Dale Motor Co.
ANNOUNCE
The First Klamath Falls Showing of
New Overland, Four and Six
New Willys Knight
New Reo
The Sensation of Kveiy National Auto Show
The few people in Klamath Kalis who have seen
A 1
mem are just as loud in their praise
The Model you have been waiting for is here.
Come and See It.
TEMPORARY LOCATION '
ST!1'8 Battery and Metric Station
tighth and Klamath 04fl
Phone 349
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