The Klamath news., October 27, 1925, Image 2

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OVER TEXAS EXECUTIVE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
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Al'STIX. Tews, Oct. S. (1'nlted j
News) The dove of peace, in wings:
' silently torched, arain (lie orer
the state capital mod Gorernor Mir
'lam A. Ferauson aDDarentlT has
. .r...4 TMnrlnm S.mnnrnrllr at Falls Will tBtler
Ueast. In thrilling word battle with, banquet 10 mo noju
her enemies. and their ladles tomorrow eTenlnf.
j A truce in the rerbal warfare waa'at the Masonic hall.
I .Hrihnt fmilllHanlv wUH. Ihfll Til. .It u th VImI rtf Slrie
or description, ana any "uoe Monday of Lee Sallerwhlte. ! f snetal events that bare been!
that I may hare at the present (nm Waf ,,,, wnere h6 nid ptaBBed by th aereral Masonic bod
tlme toward, the ra Iroad program j ggaf o ronfer wUh trMsury for , w,n,
are entirely my own ideas and npin- ticMf nftriing tu problems. Sat- 1, expected that practically
ion, fteimer naie i wen i tcrwhlte had threatened to call an ' erery member of the two ontanlta
DIDIUlia u- J ...... ...
Some time this .. t! War
ren fonstruetlos) company will tw
ain Improvement ork .u Second
ip.i it was announovd U: iilsht
by Major Arnold. Ial superln-
The Knights Templar of Klamath . ,,.ni,.nI.
ana
. (Continued from Page One)
l'avlng on Lincoln sire-.
will commence soon. Major Arnold
aid. Twenty-two thousand yards
are to ke laid on Second street.
hare I been
by any tnamauai on. .. .,., ., . ,,. ..... ....... .in k. nm-
group o Individual who " ' makers to investigate all state de- ent, taking advantage of this op
portunity to become better acqualn-
nor acted. ted with the new members and
After a conference with Attorney I strangers that have made their
General Dan Moody, who U direct-1 homes here during th last few
any urns oeen oupoeu., partmea BnleM tn woman govcr-
TOr OI me o. r. yrvgiau. w
idnalon of the Northern lines.
If nt readers will kindly refer
to my platform published In an- ( ,nf tbg lnvti(.aUo'B loto ,he ae.monlnt
other part of thi paper and which of the sUte hiKnway depart.
1 originally puoiraueu iu iuq
ath News under date of Sept. 29.
they will find that I have spoken
as being in favor of the Northern
lines. On this platform I still
stand.
If I am elected to the council,
the railroad program will receive
my i-careful and earnest attention
and' action taken npon .lt to the i
The banquet will be served at
ment, however, Satterwhite an- :jo and the remainder of the even
nounced he would not issue the i ing spent In various diversions.
legislative call nntll Moody s work
was completed.
WAMBY'S MAJOR LEAGUE
DAYS ENDED, REPORT
CLEVELAND. Oct. S6. (United
, , , , , otii nioiuKauWi lue aero
best of my ability acd reasoning
WOMEN ARE FINED ON
LIQUOR LAW CHARGES
Tastefully dressed, addressing
the court In low tones. lo wo
men sat before the local Justice
of the peace yesterday afternoon.
The two women were not out
to secure donations for the Red
Cross or any other similar orga
nization, indeed, they were tn
court to answer to two charges that
hands of the park board and the
council can only dispose of tuts
property upon the reoommendai
tlons of the board. That as far as
I can learn there has been so at
tempt on the part of the council
or -the park board to dispose of
this land to the detriment of the
Northern lines, or to the detriment
of the people of the city of Klam
ath Falls. -
. Boundaries of the Second ward
are: From corner of Cook, Campo
and Tth. thence to Ewanna St.,
Ewanna to Juniper, Juniper to Cen
ter St., Canter- U Lake Shore, Lake
Shore to the Tale, Tule to Com
mercial. Commercial a Cook,
Campo and 7th St.
PLEAD XtT Cil'lLTY
LOS ANGELES. Oct. II. Pleas
of not guilty were entered here
by the five asserted mall robbers
charged with participation Is the
hold-up of a mall truck, several
weeks ago. when approximately
1300.000 la 'bonds, currency and
from major league baseball Monday. ' jewels, were stolen,
when waivers were requested by the I Federal Judge James refused to
Boston Red Sox. Wamby has plaved 1 allow a reduction of the $100,000
The I bonds nnder which each of the five
powers.
Os the subject of the city parks,
I anight say that the management
.-a , h. narks is is the 1 " "
Tl'.yZ. ... v .h. h Boston for several years.
other clubs in the major league is held.
they allowed the request for w'aiv-i .fl BT'r.cS
er, to expire, and the vet wtl"""..
LOCAL BANK HIGHEST
BIDDER ON BOND ISSUE
(ComUsned tram Page One)
prove of a hill for an ordinance
which had for iu purpose the hir
ing of G.' C. Kennedy, California
construction engineer, that he might
make a preliminary sewer Burvey of
the ctty tor a consideration of $1800.
. , t mat luv I1U1.ID 4IVIUI v
0,,lng. New paint, spare tires, excel-
Is famed as the only player who ever
performed an unassisted triple play
In a world series game.
SETS SEAPLANE HKC'ORD
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2. Lieut.
James Doolittle of the army set a
new world speed record for sea
planes and won for . the United
Statea a second leg on the Jacques
Schneider seaplane trophy in the
international seaplane races at
Bay, Shore Monday afternoon.
Leading the field . on each lap,
Doolittle rounded . the seven laps
of the fifty kilometer course at an
average speed of iJl.573 miles
an hour, which was 43.753 miles
an boar faster than m previous un
official world record for seaplanes
set by Lieut.' Ralph Ofstie at Bay
Shore a . year ago. -'
lent upholstery. Just pay $13J
down, easy terms on balance. See1
this car at Howie Garage, l.th and
Main Sts. 0.3 1
KAPSO FOR COLDS
FORBES
PURE DRUGS
Are the grade on the child's
report card satisfactory?
IfNot-WhyNot?
Defective vision Is the cause
of over 50 of the failures of
school.
Don't scold the child but DO
find the cause and remedy it
if possible.
A thorough examination of
the eyes may locate the cause
and correctly fitted glasses
may be the remedy.
DR. GOBLE
Eycsi Examined
QUICK SERVICE
700 Main Street
Glasses Frames
Groand Repaired
The women s'c i"-r m"ur' "
I. one Mns and !o. A.iams '
were, arreted, according ! H'
Ju.tlcw vf the l..ce. at a house !.
catrd at t'.iuimer.UI strrot
1-..-K ... characj !lh the uulaw-
...i ...... f intoitcatlng li
quor and wit. disorder! conduct
Fines of IN" '-we.l
for toMslns llnuor. and 1:1 a
paid by each va t! disorderly con
duct charges.
KEVoTt IN Ml AKAtil A
WASHINGTON. Oct. U Nicara
gua Is again torn by political re
volt, the slate depart luwtl baa been
adtio'ri. ( on.ci vallven. headed liy
lien, t'hamorro, hare taken posses
sion of th Fortress la Lottie and
demsnded rktmlslun lit Hi llberul
uiemlHra f President rUilorsano's
calnnrt. tlrt fighting has broken
out and two persons have been
killed
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OTEL ASTOD
EVERT ROOM U PRIVATE TOILET
Jo ; fUiKs New, Mo.Urn
Close to 3huiMna Dtsiiicl and I heaires
FRCCCARACE T.rd Iron. II 5
BECAUSE
IPS DEPENDABLE
one imfwrUirU reason for
your choice of
. southern Pacific Lines
Your travel rFoiiru!.rT u kKwJ'k' ,f4,-
ComforraWe trains leave at convenient hour. You arrive st
your destination reitrJ and retre.hcJ-.nd on time.
Service ml everv-here en the Pclfi Coast, plus four popular
trsnscontinenlJ routes to the can.
economical. too-rtduJ rounJittp fares maks travel f
prmncl inc.pensiv.
For complete informstlon. communicate with.
Southern Paeiftclines
517 Main St
J. J. Miller, D. F. P. A.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 709
SPEEDER FIXEp
It was not lonit after L. Car-
Conceding that Mr. Kennedy might iter, of Klamath Falls, entered the
'be entirely competent, the council-)
held that It might not wish to em
ploy him for the actual work, fol
lowing the survey, as provided In
the ordinance, and la consequence,
rejected It.
At last night's meeting the resig
nation of Dr. A. A. Soule. as a mem
ber of the boxing commission, was
received and accepted, and Dr. G. S.
Newsom, director of the county
health nnit, was named to succeed
him. - -
Francis R. Olds, commander of
the local post, American Legion, ap
peared before the aldermen last
night and verbally requested that
$250 from the fund received from
the boxing commission be turned
orer to the local post that It might
be nsed in the building of Its gym
nasium In the new memorial build
ing now nnder construction. The
council, however, held that the
money should be used for play-
ground work, and Mr. Olds' request
was not acted on favorably.
L. E. Sullivan was engaged, at
the suggestion of Fire Chief Keith
Ambrose. His salary was placed at
125 a month. A new fireman was
found necessary as a result of
vacancy recently created.
A request from John McCall. post
master, that an arc light be placed
at the corner of Ninth and Main
streets, was referred to the light
committee.
Considerable routine business of
little consequence was transacted at
last night s meeting,
ofTicr'6T the7 OSstWo tie peace"
here, until he was dispossessed of
J15.
Mr. Carter, arrested by County
Traffic Officer Knowles, wss ac
cused of speeding. He paid his
fine without protest.
IltEXE CASTLE M'LAfGHHX ILL
CHICAGO, Oct. 26. Mrs. Fred-
erlck McLaughlin, the former Irene
Castle, is In a hospital here under
a physician's care, following the
death Sunday of the second child
born to the McLaughlin's. The
child died three hours after birth.
Mrs. McLaughlin was taken to a
hospital several days ago for treat
ment for "acute indigestion."
ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED
Due to the acii'n or Mrs. Percy
Twomwy, wife of the vice-dictate
of the Moose lodge, the entertain
ment of the establishment of
Mooaeheart will 'be postponed In
definitely. The affair had been
scheduled for Thursday night In
Moose hall.
You simply can't go wrong in
buying the 1926 Essex Six Coach
that the Howie Motor Co. Is, offer
ing. New paint, spare tires, excel
lent upholstery. Just pay $198
down, easy terms on balance. See
tnisi car at Howie Garage, 12th and
main bis. 022
Two loaves oi bread for five
cents at the Piggly Giggly today.
See our ad on page 3. 027
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
ith
mm
All oVatrfMf 3Se sad CSe trt sad tnhm.
Caildrsn's Milol(auJdr foraO&o,
Better than a Mustard Plaster
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TO LEASE 400 acres, extra good
plow land, under irrigation. Will
make a good deal to right party.
call 126 So. 7th street. Ask
for Tappan. 027 M
MOOSE ATTENTION
Owing to the death of Mrs. Percy
iwomoiy, the entertainment sched
uled by L. O. O. M. for Thursday
evening has been indefinitely post
poned. 027-28
Be sure to visit the Plggly Wig-
gly opening today. Valuable cash
prizes free. 027
What Pretty Girl Did
: for Sick Stomach
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Miss E. Rich of BrooVlya, R Y
"i: "I don't know what the cause
was, but every few days my stomach
would feel alt bloated op with gas,
my sppeiite was poor and I felt sick
to my stomach to say nothing of head
Little Liver Pills until Hoiking seemed
to helo. Aftel minv f.M7. B
rclievcd at once and now as sooa
tny stomach -talks' back I answer with
Carter's and have the last word.
tliugjtorrs, 25a . SZ
oAnother milestone!
Future Issues of Copco
Preferred Stock Will
be Offered on a Six
Dollar Dividend Basis.
flA OREGON!
COMPANY
I iAVC;f A ..J
mum
"rtXJK PARTNERS
IN PIOCRESS
The California Oregon Power Ccr.'.pz-.iy announces with gratification that as a result of
inaeased earnings and assets ar. J improved business conditions it is no longer necessary
to offer a return of seven per c:r.t in orJcr to ol-uin capital through tiie sale of its
preferred stock.
A new issue of preferred stock r.o.v oiTircd hy the Gir.ipany in the near future will carry
a dividend rate of six dollars per share per year at a price to yield approximately 0 o.
It is available on monthly paymc:::. '
Three groups of people arc interested in this announcement:
The Holders of
the 7
Preferred Stock
already issued.
Prospective
Investors
in Copco 6
Preferred
Stock.
The Company's
Customers
and the
General Public.
To this group our rnnouncement means that the
Company's Preferred S'.ock has materially ad
vanced in value and Lv.;r, and that it will now
be possible to reduce the expense of capital em
ployed in additions and improvements. Dividends
on the 1 Preferred Stock already issued are of
course not affected by the reduction of the divi
dend rate of future issues.
Although the net yield of approximately 6; is
lower than that obtained by earlier investors in
the 1 Preferred Stock, both classes of stock
have equal priority as to p.r.scts and earnings
and the reduction of dividend is a true indication
of increased value and security.
The Company's obligation to its customers and
the public requires that service shall be rendered
at rates which are just sufficiently clear of the
cost to leave a fair return for the money invested
in the Company. They are entitled equally with
the.stockholders to information about the Com
panys progress and to the opportunities for in
vestment which it affords.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Ask any member of our organization
bout the convenient terms offered
to local investors.
Vjjices:
OREGON
Roseburg Mcdford Grants Pass
CALIFORNIA
Yrcka Dunsmuir
Klamath Falls
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furnars. . Tut
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