The Klamath news., October 29, 1925, Image 7

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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1925
L CL
NSE HELD B
II WGIIIfe 5 Hrrl S. CONJECTURE'S
! FRENCH rARMprancc Asked to
rm nmrrr mn rrotect Americans
mi wsm run
Price Five Onto
Officer Citri
President A I
on of Cue
Apprrhcniion and
Mingle Freely Among
, Diplomatic Corp
iieuume nf a navy In ki: nK nh
iim grcnmosa ami iiiunily of our
country."
What lha prealdenl said aluoii
ill navy applies In uriny. Mil
-itll rnnlonda.
Mllrhi'ir. i.f.n was nuMI'inI WASHINGTON. I. (., on. 28
Hourly durliiK the discussion of t ! j I'mii-d News - Murkrd apprehension
Jurlndi' lion question liriiuuhl up mlnitle llh 1 1 lie nil optimism hern
by hi counsel. Ii utitlclp.ili il 1 1 1 over 1 1 f r.c l l hi. Mil of l ho Pnln-
Ihf army and nm y, ,.i.rtii derision ,,f it,,, curl I'mi I' iiililm I will hnve mi I hi- aettle-
iithrll Iiiih launched II bus 11m rlr.hi l Judgo Iimh lli "" ' of Urn French war dihf.
"I ' '""" j ilvf.-n.li will titnttx ulmo.t utra.lv , Ku u-r diversity nf opinion
conn martial. uuon inn rlithl nf freedom of Im. .,. expressed lu r,.,,nl yrur,
rolling l" "'"' j wrh unless prosecution Is averted l.r ..rri.iul Washington on any que
, Judge !i"n ""jliy Imhiilrullllca Involving link of ti..n w,,.h tli attitude of a for-
,,. Murhrll. rllmo-, comprehension on the part nf thi- ilcn power lownnls n.n Pnii.i
,t ni mi irim n charge against mm
jurisdiction Hi"
II In Judgment on
Washington, on. 2. tiio
Hod state baa culled upon the
Vench foreign office to provide
protection far American Uvea and
property In Damascus.
Tho Mlale department bus sent a
Optimum ' message lo the American repre-
WHEELMAN NOT ATI WRiLIL
POST ON STEAMER IT"!
. . Now)--Bodies of 19 persons, vie-j
Itlma of the wrnck cf "The Sunny-:
UOHTON. Oct. 2S. (United land" at Vktorla. M1m., were pre-
wa) Tno regular helmnman of pared Dr burial Wednesday and! are retiring;
the aleamihlp Clly of Home, wan on .,, , lhftir homV, , flurry of
u Ueath of a aerlou.ly Injured vie-
GREEK SOLDIERS
LEAVE BORDER
ATHENS. Oct. 28. Creek troopa
from Bulgaria, after
fighting which the
Ureelu threatened to utilize an
aentallvea In Harla. directing that aubmarine S-61. It wa dlacloaed at i "m 7u,M,day nl''nl brought the grcunda for flouting the league of
mey open conremallona with the I the naval Inquiry Into the dla- i "'" una aemanns ror peace in tne
;, 0.1. ! ll'nlt-
I'rolili'lil fiMil
, championing I'1"
foreign office. It wai admitted here ter here Tueaday.
Wednesday night.
Senate to Ratify
World Court Issue
. 'PUSSYFOOT TAKES
it
i CRACK AT LEGION
WAPIIIN'fiTON. Oct. 28. Kennte
rnliflcatlon of the Dnltnl Klalea
adherence to the world court with
the Hardlng-Hughca-TiMtfldiie rener-
Htnti-a hung. In the balance becaune ! vutiona will be paucd by a 4 to I
of governmental reorganization with ' majority. Senator Frank n. Willi.
Timothy L. Dreyer. of Savannah,
fla . -third officer of tho City of
Home, whoao atory of the craah waa
tho moat comprehenaive heard dur
ing the day, declared on tho wit
ncx ataml l liat he waa operating
the wheel for Quurleruiawtcr Hun
hoii at tho time of tho coIIIkIou. He
teailfled. however, Ihut (.apt. J. II.
Illchl of the Home, wuh with him
waa added early Wednesday when Balkan.
another peraona died In a . hoapital. , Bulgarian troopa are alleged by
Although several Demons lay In I the Orcnk general staff to have at
.Memphla hoapiuls aerloualy Injured tacked the left flank of the retir
Wedneaday night, phyaicians were Ing Greek army Tuesday night
hope 'u I the death toll wou'J re-; near an outpost between Petrltsl
main at 19. ; and Remna and to have continued
I the attack until Wednesday morn-
KVHTKM AT KTAKK iag
NEW YORK. Oct. 28. ( I'nitfil
rltlllaii niunae
Krank II Held of
, he wai hroughl i
Bltltary Juailre j
air colonel wa (
.Jimenial and ron-
wVn he crlll-
al.trtlin of I he
rflrf. lraue Held
ruuil "only pull
id mailers of pub'
llrld laid that
Ion Involved U are
ihtn. whlrh "up In
rr been queitlaned
that the limitation
appllrd eiually In
cltlten. but he den-
I, It the statement
roart martial, had
II uttendant rlians of policies.
The ailminUtrallnn declined lo he
ii.lmlKtr. President Coollilge was
represenied a believing that the
downfall nf ( alllaux. who unsur
iifiilly attempied debt funding no
goiiation for Prance, will not In
any wuy retard ultlinal'e settlement.
OMAHA, on. 2-.Unltrd News, 1 "r'T, ''" T1 """n
. . ' , , wis reported as sharing this view.
The Amerlrsn l-cslon niuy have
been a few d.y. lou late with lis I "'" ln 0,"',r r"''-1""- ulbV
dnnunrlallon of crap shooting and ",0" """" member, the outlook
drinking. i'" rrrded as less optlnilstir. Among
A grand Jury has been convened ",0 'w making advocate of the
lo estimate whether the last conven- policy t lint France ran and should
lion, which met here eurly this -he made to pay her obligations In
! month amU wound up by adopting full the full of Cnlllaux wa not ro-
resolullon. against rlntoua ron.lu.l. rarded with Die same apprehension
,mv i waa in orraainn mr iiaaraiii iinuor
taw violations.
Although nnly sl bootleggers
were arrested during the convention.
.. .h ...i.n.r. h.vM federal authorities here now believe
the boot Intere.ts made elaborate i iierrmi. lurmer premier, auiierea
plans lo keep the legionnaires sup-1 repudiation because the parliament
piled with liquors. I declined to1 accept his financial pol-
llobert Katuardlrk, the dry agent Icy. In these circles It was suggest
who mad the Investigation, la pre. I ri tln, f ,i,, leni011 4 r,rr0I
seming hi evlil,.nc In the granil , , ,.nl.d ,,,, wl w(n6
jury, im says mere ia noiiiing in
Indicate that the legion Itself waa
I lit prwcrthed llm-lto blame for the whiskey flood, ex-
rnit thai If Ih leglnnnalrra had not " .... ,v
Ih. rmir.'s rtBht ! Jecn here tho boo,,, never j KhopT.i.Vked bew cost. A nice
'(lame at Hie end j ' ", , ... , , , avrirtnii.n; at ti.r.. OJH-ai
i Sikh the prosecn
iMfiM laid down a
rmtfr-barrage nf
klrk sputtered i That Essex 4 touring for II8S
republican, Ohio, told President
Coolldge Wednesday.
Willi refuted, argument
flreecA iinmeJialelv i.iu.n,t
I KuvhI Knutn Riu-kne's avstem nf i . ...
In the nllot housn from 10:40 n I. . ....."' order lor retirement.
. ' " . - " i loin oa ll win meet an unusual lest in i
m., until 10:24. when the two ves- . 'A Creek protest was dispatched
",", ! ThTl.l ' h1?.'. vm, h ' " Pll "
Dreyer, who haa held a masetr a ! gt John will be
on the eight to twelve watch and
had taken the wheel while ' the i
that . n unrlMi-mfiMter went In helow AbI. I Ihe
battle of the
: Notre Dame system. Both teams
i are coached by former star from
South Bend Institution. Ed
giant tackle of the 1921
I league of natlins' council, asserting
'that Bulgaria fiad violated the
: council's orders.
Greek troops were ordered to re
islst the attack which I alleged
. . U -. .. n .nnl I.. I. , I. .. n .1 ....... V. .. L A laban I I. n ,V.AA I i II T V" C V
l-nlted State. In the league of na-; himself, he said the two other men j eleven, tutor the St. John aggre-; " na" M" ?" , J?, T
Hons uvim that the raservsilons available for pilot duty at the time gallon, and Harry stunldreaer and!" . . "
were expressly drawn lo preclude
auch a possibility.
A a member of the cnate for
eign relations committee he pre
dicted that the measure would be
approved by the committee, also
by a 4 to 1 majority.
Adherence to the court la asi
were "rather inexperienced." Ed HunBlnger are directing Vlllan
Lookout Adamson. stationed on ! ova.
the bow of the Rome, reported a
light on the atarboard at 10:02 1 unchanged, a fact which member
p. m., Dreyer declared. At that i of the board of Inquiry aay invar-
Jis. who bad determined not to con
form to the council' will.
Two Greek soldier were killed.
When the fighting ceased Greece
renewed the order to withdraw and
itlme. he Judged, the light wa. ap- utbly Indicate, there 1. danger of j rearwa,d m0Tement ..
proximately three miles away. collision. '.', -,,-m,, . ,k
The distant light was pointed
out to Capt. Dlehl. when the com-
the
Cnoain Dlehl Is scheduled to take i WttV ln conformity with' the coun-
the witness stand when the court c" oemana mat a" troop oe
reconvene Wednesday.
withdrawn behind their own fron-
! tier within 80 hours of the coun-
s marked receipt from Paris of
j r. porn that M. Ednurd llerrlot
might he aked to form a new rab
: Inel.
much republican plans and pledge. manrler nf the shin entered
aa nroieciive lariu anu reuiionv-u int hniiu two minnie- oner ii was ..... j .l . i. . . .
aenator mu.t .upport It. Willis .,, .een. The relative position I rbe,Vowi Z Bee BeginV Dress 1 cll' firet ".eeting In Pari. Monday
aald. I of the llfht. Dreyer ald remained Shop. 028-31 evening.
II debt aetllement hope "Jumping
from tho dying pat) Into the fire."'
oAnother milestone!
; have been brought' In.
Local legion official any the Inst
sonventlon was no "wetter" than
any of the previous meetings.
M Miration of the i down aure has a lot of extras and
Mrk ... i. .......... Is one real liny. See It at the
I prmrejus.
"Hr tlrlliuialila In
"red iih-" nf the r
Howie Motor Co, 12th Mid M,iln
I SIM.
MASONS, ATTENTION
Work In V. C, Degree
Krlday Nlghl, Oct. Joih.
C. K. DENNIS, W. M.
Future Issues of Copco
Preferred Stock Will
be Offered on a Six
Dollar Dividend Basis.
ml shhh neii'ssl-
I'llor of a sevnriil
I Milrm-nt wild each
'T of the cIkM spi.c-
1 op a pir! of the
P't Mllrhell, broke
I'lt ronni. nltnikeil
l'i at the coiirl for
fien. A. J. Ilow-
l,tn'KK. N. ('., who nd-
fHy taking emphullr
Miichelr pin for a
rl-I.e,
"flng probable reprl-
'Hii.wl from the ner-
has lii-i n n pari of
'he Spatilah-Anierlrun
nd later brigadier
I'liand solaio In an nd-
by President Coolldge
academy on Junn 8.
I1" commander In chief
"ml navy aulil:
of Hie nnvy nre
7A
IT ORDERS
at
HOURS
ffee we make
an't be beat.
AT
Al
ee Dan's
Klamath
MASQUERADE CARNIVAL
HALLOWE'EN
SATURDAY, OCT. 31., AT MALIN
SAILING'S ORCHESTRA
The California Oregon Power Company announces with gratification that as a result of
increased earnings and assets and improved business conditions it is no longer necessary
to offer a return of seven per cent in order to obtain capital through the sale of its
preferred stock.
A new issue of preferred stock now offered by the Company in the near future will carry
a dividend rate of six dollars per share per year at a price to yield approximately 61, fo.
It is available on monthly payments.
Three groups of people are Interested in this announcement:
TcALTTORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY I -
YOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
til
Comor hihl
Iraiiu at
comvnirnc hours
(veryituy
moit
eceryu'hcrs
mter
(mirsions
REDUCD
RDUNDTRIP FARES
between Pacific Coast points now
effective. Long limits; stopovers.
Save travel funds-buy rounJtrlp ticket.
Suhitantlal reduction. Inclfcct throughout
the winter seanon.
. . ..i.. moit-ncr-dot'
Ana plan your ii. i i. s- lM
lar value. Any Southern Pacific agent will
gladly help you. Get hli advice nd aid.
Southern Pacific Lines
J. J. MILLER. Phone 709.
DUtrict Freight & Pauenger Agent
Room 205 Hopka Bldg. 8tlv and Main SU.
in .L IT-11. Oral
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 croup our announcement means that the
Company's Preferred Stock has materially ad
vanced in va'.ue and favor, and that it will now
be possible to reduce the expense of capital em
ployed in additions and improvements. Dividends
on the 7 Preferred Stock already issued are of
course not atTected 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 7"e. Preferred Stock, both classes of stock
have equal priority as to assets 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
pany's progress, and to the opportunities for in
vestment which it affords. .
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Ask any member of our organization
about the convenient term offered
to local investor.
Offices:
OREGON
Hoseburij Bedford Grants Pass
CALIFORNIA
Yrcka Dunsrr.uir
Klamath Falls