The Klamath news., April 17, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Friday, ApriljT, JS-5;-
THE KLAMAtu, j
HT LOCALS
1 1 11.1". HI
klloekl'd
floor In
lli.ll W.I:
rounty eouri house aud
one of Ihi'iu lit tUe
11 mint room whore a
ill progress.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TO BE HEAVILY
FORTIFIED FOLLOWING; MANEUVERS
Vr. Stanton, dtstriet njanaser of
cutr.il division of Shell Oil eom
(uny has been here several days
rfn business. He left yesterday for
iiis home in HeddinR.
John Donnelly of Vonna valley
was in ton on business yesterday.
Taonus ::;i:;rl;a and s:n Wi'Iiam
were in Klamath Falls from Bo
oanz.i yesterday.
Zeplu ltosers. daughter of Mr.
:id Mrs. Leslie Rogers left yester
day morning to enter into the typing
eoutest which is being helj at I'or-i-illis.
Word has been received here by
rhe loeal representative of the Union
Sirings & Loan association. Momyer
Motnyer. of the ma.rri.uo
Kirkwood and M.ss Opal Hr
Kirk wood w as until very
president and general manner .1
the association and Ms- Hoeti
sei-ro'.ary . Hoth have ev : M their
Mr. Kirk wool ''' uc-
conr.e
on.
: of
This
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f
DANCE
AT BROADWAY
MALI X
Saturday, April 18
Music by Klamath Falls
Orchestra.
ceed.d by W. I. V.K !
OMs. Wormian and Kitu
firm rei-.iit!v lilaliged iiau.l
Mr. Olds has taken over the active
management of the t'nr'ti Sa:nss
& Loan association.
J. W. llepuy of the M.-rrill high
way was among out of town visi
tors today.
Ir. C. V. Rue and tr I'aiil W. I
Sharp of San Franoc.i have sig-nifit-d
their intention of making
Klamath Falls their future home
by renting a suite of three offices
in the Hopka building on Sth and
Main. Business will detain the
physicians in California until about
June 1st at which time they will
open up their offices here. lr.
Uue is j son of Professor Kue. who
holds the chair of professor of edu-.
cation ia the University of Calif or-
U.UAXV. X. V. April U.--Mrs.
Florence Knapp. secretary
of state t-sued hoi first ord-r
to pro-peciiw census lakers as
follows: -Mion t go p?" "No
person who series in this slate
census is go ng from one house
to the next and pass along in
formation about the neighbors."
sV explained. "1 '-" 'lk
an example of any one c.iugV at
it."
Ity THOMAS
WASHINGTON'.
Hawaiian islands,
i panse of wul.T.
successful warf.m
ocean whether it
I. STOKKS
April IC The
dots lu the itreul
bold Hie key of
. in the Pacific
i iiIiiumI toward
the long unprotected
I nited Stales and the
or dir.'cted Inward
Therefor-' ir Hie b.itll.
IbalU "capturi's" tb-i
.oast of the
I'anuiiia canal
the Ol'lelll
lloel tileoro
, III III.' colli
.clos
the
Unusual But True
I Over I-ist Niirhl's I.oas.-l Win-)
JERSEY CITY. X. J. April
16. A launder storm accom
panied by many flashes of light
ning steeped 22 clocks in the
-iT
&
LetCal'sTaxiTake
You To The Dance
TONIGHT
Taxis and Cars for Parties
C.losec!-in Cars That Assure Warmth
and Comfort
LONG TRIPS A SPECIALTY
PHONE 789
Now Is The Time
To arrange for changes in telephone
listings or advertising copy to appear in the
NEW TELEPHONE
1
The Classified Section of the Tele
phone Directory is constantly used by the
public as a business and professional guide.
It is therefore important that business tele
phones be properly listed under the appro
priate headings in this section.
The Manuscript will close for printing
APRIL 30, 1925
and you should arrange now for any
desired changes.
iff
THE
PACIFIC TELE
PHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
OM AM v. April 1 li Leaving a
note that she was "going to get
drunk and go to hell In a hand
basket" Mrs. Kthel Wray. S3
committed suicide here because
her husband gave a number of
kiltens to a woman of whom
Mrs. Wray was jealous.
KOKT WAY NR. Ind.. April
IS. Mrs. Margaret Putnam, ob
taining a divorce was also given
$.10 alimony with which to buy
a new set of false teeth. "My
husband promised me a new set
of false teeth for a wedding pre
sent." she told the judge. "In
stead he gave me a pair he
h: dinheriied from a relative.
They didn't fit and were worsn
than no teeth at all."
If
will
in:- uianouler. It w ould ill
need of stronger toinii. aliotis.
II the battle tleet. with nil l;
auxiliaries. Is successful. llovM-vor
the result will overturn the cousi n
sus o.' opinion among unlit. try ex
pelts of Ills govellllli'tll And
i the fleet Is unsuccessful. It
prove to all practical purpoies that
they are Impregnable, as the sea
forces employed against them are
' as strong us could be gathered by
any other nation, and stronger than
' most.
The ultimate plan of fortification
il the Hawaiian islands is us oi
not realized. When It is. the Is
hinds will lie practically impreg
nable in the opinion of military ex
perts, if I lie fulled States fleet is
ill the Pacific. How do the Ha
waiian islands hold the key to the
Pacific? Principally because ihoy
are the only "stopping point" in the
a.euu miles between .North America
and the Orient. A fleet cannot op
Alaska lo the Panama canal Their
prime fun. lion is us u base "I Hie
,-ios-. roads of Hie Pu.liic. In ad
v:.!l.e of Hie Alaska l ulled Stales
Paiiaiiiu niiial line With Hie Ibei
in Hie Pu.ille. and bused on Oaha.
no enemy eould approach Hn. I
with. ml baling that base on it'
Hank
Willi the islands ill Hie hands of
mi enemy, on Hie oilier hand Hi. i
would be a base from which oil -n
she operations could b" conducted
ugi.iiisi ibe American coast line A
particular udwiuliiK" lo uu elieint
would hi' in Hie fact that Ihoy are
closer lo the Puuiima cairn! than nuv
other site thai could be used as a
base.
A booster for Klamath count;
ind Klamath Falls and every legit
imute industry therein that's lot
Klamath News. ,
Steel Upright Filing Cabinet,
59 mdtaceof
Ubera!ica
I
Southwell Stationery Co.
ob' j main si. t'lionsjjj
1 SlobzWcvtAStAoEHCY.'
MAV PAIIQI- DflW ,'Plk' ,"!,,an,"e u.le.liutelv with
base, utiw boinj; dfVt'Uipfd 11 t
all iumMs. und strongly rnriifictl.
The Toited States now holds thin
base. As lang as it dor., uu vunuy
P.)RTI.AXD. April 16.- Hemoval flw, foud operat() a,.rosH tu, ,,u.
of Hen Oorrls from th- s'ato game cl(l0 towarJ tbe shori,s i)f hu Ci)un
cmmlssion by the government Wed-;,iy thal almost iiisurmmint.ible
nesday is considered by aportsmen ; ;lifri,.u!i ies. In tho first place It
of the state as an open declaration j ould not support itself for maneu
of war by Governor Pierce and the , Vt.rinK at,out in .a, iril. ur r,.
beginning of a movement to get the a ariy(, loward the l ulted States
official scalps of A. K. Iturgduff. n the acnond place it would not
state game warden, and M. L. , dure to make a drive for the Ameri
P.yckman. superintendent of game ( eun coast If the I'niled States fleet
hatcheries. . were based on Hawaii, well sgpplled
In spite of the apparent truce, for all needs, and ready tu cut it
that has existed between he gov-1 off upon Its return,
ernor and the sportsmen since the. The islands themselves, of course,
recent session of the legislature j cannot defood the entire coast from
the ousting of Dorri9 is believed by i
he sportsmen To be a mute to do
just what they do not want done.
There is no doubt expressed by
he sportsmeu that Dorris a, sac
rificed so a new line-up could be
affected and control of the com
mission could be shifted to the sup
port of a new group of official for
the game department.
The sportsmen through Dorris. I.
X. Kleschner and Harold Clifford
have fought against inclusion of
Diamond lake in Crater lake nation
al park where R. L. Price is man
ager of the concessions, and have
oppose ail movements to place
sta'e gam refuses und-r federal
control. liurgduff and Ryckman
..ii"".'tva hit ....in :u;saiui
have fought tho same baltle.
MANY BIOS FOR
NEW SCHOOL BLO.
Many bids for the main contract
an,) .sub contract., were received by
the hoard of directors, sitting in
special session Monday night for
the purpose o'f receiving bids on
the construction of a new school
building on High street, between
Seventh and Eighth. More firms
from the outside territories wer
represented at this meeting than th
sriioui district ha ever been lil
to interest before in Its construe
Hon program. .Tolin A1mertr of
P(.: ;lan I. was the lowest bidder with
an offer of ( 1 r.t.ici), whii.. w. ,
Miller, lo.al bidder was the Iiiuhest
with a bid of $159.19-,. N..it,.,r
of these bids included heating,
plumbing, or electric wiring. Camp
bell Construction company of Sac
ramento was a close second to Al
meter with a difference of but
H9; while W. 1). Cofer varied
from the Miller Construction cam.
pany bij by Jl.StiJ. The lowest
pojisible cotiibiiiation of the bids
presented would have made th,;
proposed building cost $117, 5ou.
There being far from this amount
of funds available the board found
it necessary to ask file architects
to figure on various methods of
saving l the plans. As Is ens
loinary in such insMn.es the two
lowest bidder,, will present t ,le
board later a propoal as to the cost
after eliminating wherever possible
lo save costs. The two lowest l,i,i
der9 courteously expressed their wil.
lingness that the other bidders be
allowed to have an opportunity to
estimate also on the proposed cuts.
No bids were rejocted but all were
held ponding farther action in the
matter.
CALL ON
THE OLD
RELIABLE
CP"
WITH YOUR
HOUSE WIRING
PROBLELMS.
PHONE 171
Bill Butler Mgr.
Armature
Prices Slashed
De!co and Remy announce price reduction
on Delco and Remy armatures.
Factory price cuts on some sizes as much as
50
(Buick armatures that were $38 now sell for
$18).
You can no longer afford to take chances on
cheap re-wound armatures when United Mo
tors announces greatly reduced prices on Del
co and Remy armatures.
CHEVROLET OWNERS
If you are having trouble with your starters,
see us about the factory replacement policy.
Floyd Henriot
Automotive Electricians
234 Main
WiHard Batteries
Phone 397--Authorized
United Motors Service
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Take A Radio On TM
Camping Trip
When
you'll
tl
you re out in the great outdoors
find many hours of amusement
ie evening with a Radio Set. CM
. . .
lertainment thrown hpfntv vour teq
wherever it may be pitched.
L,ood Radios at a reasonable nrice. Cm
in and hear them and be convinced.
Open Evenings.
H. J. Winters
Pianos, Phonographs, Radios w"1
Musical Instruments.
714 Main St.