The Klamath news., July 02, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

THE KUMaW
Tluii(lay, July 2. 1H25..
Page Two
DOHENY SAYS
U. S. PREPARES
FOR JAP WAR
BIG PROGRAM AHEAD
FOR ROCK CRUSHING
BY WARREN CONS. CO.
Fni T. Falrjr, superintendent
i the Warren Construction compan
(operations at Bend, arrived her
I Tuesday to take charge of moving
'the. reck crusher located for a
I number of years at Oak and Broad
street to the Carlson quarry on the
IS. H. line approximately one mile
I north of Pelican City. The work
' ;of installing tha equipment at the
Admiral J "kJ Roblion. who Do-'new location will be completed this
heny aayi convinced him that "a: week. The Warren people estimate
great war in the Pacific threatened 'a five yearj' supply of material at
In 1S21 declined to comment upon the new quarry site,
the oil man's story. Owing to the extensive paving
. ,.,.. ..- rw work contracted by the Warren
fB""'u.r':V"r,r :.' company here and and on the Crater
TROUT PLENTIFUL
AT ROCKY POINT
'AIR MAIL UNEjsS
(Continued From Pair One)
(Coa tinned From Pace One)
heny's story
"tank.1
lake park, entrance, aggregating 15
"There la no chance that the "H.,,,, that h, may be neld nera m
racy was to prevent disruption of . fef, , ..We are mmvieliag ,
Ute. Washington arms conference : ,he sh.vUB.HiMB
Pomerene declared. -The treaty, ' . ,
'Bend and that la the only thing
Wednesday : (iat ma bick there." Fairey
associate said ..The pro8pects for Klamath
had been finished."
Pomerene conferred
with Owen X Roberts,
counsel In the oil cases. - Falls look the best of any city in
The four power' Pacific treaty j tn9 state outside of Portland."
was negotiated in December 1921. -When Shevlins come to Klamath,
Pomerene stated it was ratified by!an(j sm positive they will, we
the senate In March. 1922, while 1 wilt pave all the area around their
! the leases-for 'Elk Hill reserves in plant to be constructed here."
California, which Doheny secured i .
from the government was not made KOUEO VISITORS
until April 25. 1922. ' : Among the prominent visitors in
All during the time when the , the city for the Klamath Falls Rodeo
diplomats of the world were gath-Uhis week-end are Mr. and Mrs. E.
ered at the conference here. FallT. Gtvan, of the Bly section, where
and Doheny were discussing the i they conduct a ranch. Givan has
leases, Pomerene said. In a letter j taken an active part in the Rodeo
dated November 28, 1921, Just three since its origin. They are visiting
weeks after the arms conference at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
opened Doheny wrote to Fall re- Smith, brother-in-law and sister of
gardlng cost of tankage for storing. Mrs. oivan.
royalty oil which lie was to get in
excahnga for building the tanks at
Pearl Harbor, Honolulu.
This letter, as the testimony In
the senate hearings show. Is con
fined entirely to a discussion of
these business details and has no
mention of any "war scare." In it, !
Doheny sets the return to him for
construction of tanks at 2,973.823
barrels of oil, valued at 33,360.420. !
which he fixes at the cost of build
ing the tanks.
I.euvltt. manager of (he
Itm ky Point rewirt was In J
riiay from the Upper lake
taking liak a -trailer Inad of tlh
ing supplies for the use of his
guests at the resort.
The trout were never to plenti
ful an-crdlne to Leavitt, and they
Dawes hade the fliers "ton Toyage." , r , -,i,mni auallt this year.
in a statement pronouncing their, irM many California people. I
feat the opening of a new chapter n4 (n (aft IUMJ from all parts I
in tne development m air ioir-o( (B i;nllw states are finding'
utlon. He congratulated the Pwt-,ou, ,he attractions of Kooky Point
office department upon the newian(J p,,.- ,hr, fr . few dm t
schievement. or fjr v.,i weeks. . ,
Twenty-four De Haviland planes, j Kcck pojnt 0ffrs, tents, cot
each motored with 400 horsepower ; U((w boJu and tYtry fruity of a '
Liberty engines and eaoh capable fjrHt daM niolln,aiB ue resort and
of 120 miles an hour maximum -( locat(1(j only 30 mit ut of
speed, will be ready to cover the . K,amatB Falu on ,ne West Side1
distance In eight hours snd fifteen binway WBlcB )a flue con
minutes. Idltlon for auto traffic, according
DRI NKS FIXKW tD ''"' j
James Kelly and Joe Coughlln ,ts. fiaitK M.KIUK1
were called up before Judge Gugna- . - i
gen's court yesterday on liquor Prlen.lt of Mrs. France, t lark !
charge, and ec.h drew a fine of "ho wa, a former retldent of
$20. The cash not being In evl-t '' r-uu.y ... .. .
dence the judge comltted both to
jail. I
Burnt. The following clipping
obtained from Ihe North Itend.
I'Coos Hay llarborr Card. h.v.
been received by frlon.lt announcing
the marriage of Jnine. . Mills, who
with hit brother iwn. me
er a Hotel, at Stockton. altf . and
Mrs. Frailer M Clurk ..f North
Bend. Saturday. June lh. Ill Hint
cliy. Mrs. Clark wis principal "f
the West 8'iie school of I hi. rlljr
during Ihe past year and left here
soon after the cloae of sch.k.l. Mr.
Mill. .J one of Ihe forntnr owner,
uf the Hotel North llend.
j A hootter for KiaraatB county
'and Klamath Falls end. every legit
, Imals industry therein tbal'a Ike
Klamath Newt.
KODAK FINISHING
lu at out at fc p. w.
The Pe.iley' '
For Carder, j
Ti
principal of Ihe lllldeurand
school, will be surprUod to learn.
I of her murrlage to Jamea H. Mills
Pretty lace dresses on sale at;"' - ' .
Bee Begin'. Dres, Shop for only ""r uirlntendent
$13 95. ji-4 I for Harney county, residing, in
Bee Begin's Dress Shop Is lo
cated at 129 So. 7th St., opposite
telephone office, next to Shasta
I Cafe. Jl-
FROM BLY
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Garrett, prom
inent residents' of the Bly district
are among the week's visitors. They
rpfnniet! to their hona yesterday
after transacting necessary business
in the city, expecting to return for
a visit at the Rodeo.- i
See Madame Panario for expert
marcelling and bob curling at
Moe's Beauty Shoppe. J30 Jy7
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trips daily be
tween Klamath Falls, Ashland,
Medford and Portland over the
scenic Green Spring Mountain.
Leave Klamath Falls Daily
7:45 a.m., 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m.
Leave Medford Daily
8:00 a.m., 10:35 turn. 1.30 pjn.
Connection with stages at
Medford to and from Port
land, Coquille, Marshfield and
Bandon.
7:45 a. m. stage through to
Portland and .Marshfield in
one day.
Klamath Falls office: 61S
Main. Phone 433.
Medford office: Nash Hotel.
Phone 800.
ROCKY POINT RESORT
Offers
The finest fishing, swimming, boating fac
ilities in Klamath.
30 miles from town.
On the West Side Highway.
Tent houses, bungalows, excellent dining
room service, row boats, kickers, store in
connection, fishing supplies, groceries, ev
erything for the convenience of the public.
Phone Rocky Point Resort for
Reservations.
i
silt
cc
Boston Beauty
Shoppe
Rodeo curls for Ro
deo girls. .
Everything for beau
ty treatments."' ' Ex
pert specialists, for
both complexion and
hair. Phone 311.
Glorenna Warren
Prop.
I
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SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 KlamMth
HTEL ASTOp
EVERY ROOM ha. PRIVATE TOILET
B.,h. V. Mj,n
Cbteat Shopping (;.Uw
FREE GARAGE tu,S from $1.50
Vacation Music
Vacation time is here, with all the romance and
glamor of the outdoors calling.
Whether you visit the sea shore, the moun
tains, or some famous resort, music will make
your vacation a pleasant one.
... '.i
PORTABLE RADIOS OUTDOOR UKELELES
BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS
Carrying room for 18 records
Prices Range $22.50 to $50.00
Winters Jewelry Store
712 Main Street Phone 149-W
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY
Don't Spend Your Vacation
SAVE IT
Get Kodak Pictures of
The Rodeo
The work and play of the old West will soon be a thing
of the past. The part you played, the things you saw
and enjoyed will live forever if you "snap the picture."
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Leave lour rums nere or ai wnnman s urug otore. ij
WE DO THE BEST KODAK PRINTING AND
THE BEST DEVELOPING THAT IT IS POS
SIBLE TO OBTAIN IN KLAMATH FALLS.
SERVICE GUARANTEED
In at 9 a. m. Out at 5 p. m.
QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE
FRAMES
Phono 39
Enlarging; and Tinting
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
ELECTRld RANGE
ICAUFDRNIA OREGON
POWtR COMPANY!
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MajRPAKjMms
IN rfiUiikug
Economy isn't the only reason
why housewives take such a
natural pride in their electric
ranges.
It's one of the practical reasons, of course
like the quick, clean, electrical heat, the ,
freedom from fuel and ashes, the better
roasts and haking. ' "
But after all, these might be a man's rea
sons for equipping his home with an elec
tric range. Woman's reasons go deeper. If
you wish to see what every woman thinks
of clean, convenient, efficient electrical
appliances throughout the home, notice
the pride with which she says, "MY elec
tric range." 7 .
There is now an electric range in
one out of every seven houses on the ,
COPCO system. 1 ' ' '
Select one for your home from the mod
els on display at your nearest dealer's. Con
venient payments may be easily arranged.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPAQ