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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1925)
Pace Two "UVilnesday. Nov. 11, Te ternan wllwp- occurred he- iitJ the line, amoug the civilian p, imlati.m. ho explained, am) it an due to President Wilson's ofteti reted war aim, which were t into tjermuny and Austria by allies, a propaganda, i :erea years ago Col. House ha lust act of una of tho greatest trairttdies. Sine had Letja moving betweon ; the Caited States and the irid world 1 !as personal represeatatlvu of Fresl- The new Industries committee Is ita. WlUoa and tbe result 0f gettinc under way with an lndas- mou!!u of careful diplomatic pre trial surrey of Klamath county, p,,,,, were Daiac realized bj the' Data Is beinft compiled which will Qs tRRj mt. aignatares be bound in loose leaf form for the thl ajT ja mt CoL HouJe Mt . the supreme war council at I lUSTRY BODY; OF MF C. GETS E 001 TO workh; celwlrs-i.-a of a'l.a'.r force and veterans' orsa will march through the Ih , i 10 a. m . lo form a hollo around the plain white stone, ceno taph in the center o( just a step from Uow use of the committee. hen the survey la finally completed It will be submitted to the board of the da chamber of commerce to be print ed for distribution. In making the industrial survey of the county, the committee points Versailles in 1917. He gathered for tee peace that was to come. He was a member ot the American peace commission and finally, he was a member of com mission appointed by the peace con- out tha' uch surrey will not be gres to devise the covenant for the used to the disadvantage ot the In- league ot nations, dustries already located here. On Today Coi. House is the same the contrary It will, servo aa pro-' rctirlnt Texaa gemieman. whs as tection. by showing to those con- j ,onlshe(1 the .orld a few yttn a(:0 cents planning to locate in Klamath I by hU gr(,at ahmty to rctmn that certain fields are already ellent durjng a poriod of much la,k supplied with firms doing business j Jn oae of hig nn ren)inlscent here. There are, however, many mo0(l3 CoI House recalled the clr opportunitiea for manufscturing andcum3tances of hu narrled journey Jobbing firms that are not repre- Parlj ,n 191$ ..wnen ,he crumb seated here at the present time. Klamath will become a great dis ling process had began." BE OBSERVED HERE (Continued from Page One) trlbntion center. Already large con-1 ARMISTICE DAY TO cerns are taxing up nn me chamber of commerce the practic ability of locating plants in this community. The new industries committee will be busy working on the sur vey for a number of months. How ever, as the data is gathered to gether, It will be tabulated and made ready for use in loose leaf binders. An industrial survey is necessary to any community that is interested in attracting new man ufacturing and Jobbing -.concerns. on the local field between the Al turas men and the Klamath team. Although this game will not count ir. league sihedu'cs It Is expected to be one cf the most interesting of the season. The afternoon, tor those w-ho are not athletically inclined, will find I "As No Man Has ' Loved" playing I I at the Pine Tree theatre. This is I a war picture especially contracted ARMISTICE HISTORY, J booth bl the Red Cross will be de- (Contlnned from Page One) Ia;ied in front of the theatre. istice had not been arranged. And i A wo different halls, two or the succeeding cabinets, he believes j chestras will take care of the would have been compelled the' eTenins's entertainment. At Scan next spring to grant Germany a i dia biN aiid at Altamont, where peace more favorable than she ob- i Galloway's orchestra holds full tained In Versailles. Col. House sway, there win be music, enough HOUSE TALKS ON bases this belief on the fact that the German army was well fed and still able to tight, and that by shortening their line the Germans might have held out until spring. to keep the feet of even the oldest vet moving. Armistice Day! When a holiday, tilled every moment with' activity and happiness Is now, today, ready WASHINGTON CKSt'KX KS DAY WASHINGTON. Nov. to Arm-' isiUe day U1 be observed here by a lew .iiiniitea silence at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning Cuvern-nent departments will suspend work for this brief period. Hnnident Cooltdg will lay wreath ou the tomb at the un known soldier, who was burled with striking, ceremonies at Arl ington on Armistice day. 19S1 and ceremonies also will be held at the tcm! of Woodrow Wilson in Washington cathedral. The White House suggested that aU business houses throughout the country observe the brief silent period at 11:00 o'clock. Such ob servance, it was explained should be entirely voluntary and should r not interfere with nor tune mo place of exercises planned In var ious localities. In an Armistice day statement. William Green, president ot the American Federation of Labor, de clared that great progress toward peace had been made in the seven years since the Armistice waj sign ed. Green said that the Locarno conference "conteltutes evidence that the good will at nations can develop the ways of peace and laid the foundation for cooperation and confidence between the countries of central Europe." NATION .AT PAl'SK LONDON. Nov. 10. All London and most of Great Britain is pre paring for the country's most som ber moment of the year when the nation pauses for two minutes com munion with the war dead at 11 a. m.. Armistice day. A pilgrimage ot women to the cenotaph In, central London will mark the opening of Britain's ob servance ot this day ot mingled mourning and rejoicing. By tens cf thousands the women, many of them still In the' black garb ot sorrow, many with young children, for whom the pilgrimage will be a Joyful trip to "see the soldiers," will converge to meet other women who will have arrived in crowded excursion trains. These women from the provinces will stand for hours from dawn until mid-morning waiting to par ticipate in the memorial to nearly a million men from Britain, the do minions and India, who were killed in the war. DetachmcntS'Tjt the' army, -navy. ,nmifiIBLE PROBE ;MAY START AGAIN CHEST DRIVE TO FUSE ALL BODIES (Continued from I'nge One) WASHINGTON'. Nov. 101 fulled News) He-otenlu of the navy's Investigation of the wrecking of thej dlrliilble Shenandoah has been or- .ir' ilrlva SO faiuies and Uercd So mat .Mrs. kiiii..., 5900 In cash were used In the work oowue. wmow m i" iU..... of the chest purine Christmas aua BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUBS j FORMED IN DISTRICT ; Kour more clubs have becu or tiinlitd in lb Klnmatlt country by ! Krauk Sexton, boys' and lrl' club I lemlur, whru lie spent the early part 'of the week in Dairy, LanKetl Valley, , lliinutiia uud Lorelta, where llio glils ot the cummunttlca met lo fnriii for ! winter. the winter months. In Miss Krleke s report, the Increase of families In tho city shows a necessary demand for more rordy cash, and tho en larged number of families to assist during the winter. the airship may bo questioned re garding charges at the Mitchell court martini trial that efforts were, mado by naval officers to Induce' her to give fulss lestlmouy. i Counsel for Col. William Mitchell charged during the court martial! Printer's Sick StcmacB and Headaches Almost Cost JoK Of dttrin. .IT" 'I "7 i: Another phase of the d.ivo this that a naval officer tried to persuade year which will have its Inltlul try- Mrs. Lansdowue to repudiate her out shortly after Thanksgiving. Is statement after the disaster, that, I the appointment of a manager who her husband had protested against; I will serve for a month with pay in 'making the flight because of storm the interests of the chest. I Headquarters will be opened the I day after Thanksgiving. November 27. tho place to be announced by tne rnairman litter. Koxcs win aiso be placed on the street, and dona tions will be received at any time following' the opening day. Andrew Collier served as tempor ary chairman to open last night's meeting. The organisations represented leM ' r,,p night were Kiwanis. notary, chain-1 her of commerce, American Legion Klks. Masons, Woodni dangers. Correspondence urougnt out In tho Shenandoah Inquiry revealed j that the Ill-fated dirigible comimin-, der had protected that the trip would be dnngt ruus because ot Sep tember storms In the Ohio region, j but that tho nnvy department III- j stated that the flight be made so ns to avoid disappointing several state fair crowds desirous of seeing the II !. li r. i i 3 .-.-rrtTW-a i . r. 5 '"$5&t When you eat meat at the Shasta of Virll. i Caf you are eating Klamath Coun- : Knights ot Pythias. Methodist , ,'V f1" " lnc' ! church. Episcopal church. Knights j of Columbus, Baptist church. Proshy- terian church. Salvation Army. Li i brary club. Business Women's rlnlw. j Mills Addition Parent-Teachers' as jsociatlon. Odd Fellows. Kastern Star. Christian church, Christian Science.! Lutheran church. Central Labor t ' council. Seven Dny Adventista. j Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drusrs Mi K M. Cnilm nf Voo.thf N V., ... "Iiiirjil vi plmMing, iiifiitu'.n in nri wvniv on rcvtitii, ut nrk hciU. lit- a till tnuf Mnflitrh, I n rmit n,t,,l hrlft. and mbttion. r in lt ii)tr in) Ifiict wutk aitil liir ) t4li (l (lift t H4trf nvr tvtott If ti w tijriu i tlirttt a mrtltrintt,! t ut h4 fn'-nn misptu hntv tlirtrtrul I '"tr I i1mrt.rrrt Ctrt l.ittltj k mii I.itilf tivri IMI tonic iha,' rh lr irin ilirunh th livrt ftml Kmrlv 1 )r at i a mitt arxj clffOM !ivr l-tie in frt.itt fnjict ttittw oui nv luJ tifi rflrct Pfom-n(fcl)U attj lot : i aill IsjIfV t Advcrili-f mcnt.) LISTED THROAT TaI Houstoii and Closed Fi 12 o'Cli Noon AUMISTI DAY ! Eat Klamath County meat, the! i best l.eef rnuntrv In ttiA wnrlH at I : the Shasta Cafe. N10-14 luc. I i llA5 j j I w Kraft RETROSPECTION On this anniversary of the conclusion of the direst conflict in the history of all time and of all nations it is time for retrospection. Battle scarred villages and farms have smoothed away their bruises and the ever alleviating hand of Nature has returned them to productiveness and peacefulness in aspect. Enmity and enviousness of the warr ing nations have melted away into the spirit of the natural brotherhood of man and faith and hope and charity spread an aura of humanity and benevolence throughout all Christendom. All is returning to normalcy all except the shattered shell-shocked bod ies and the bereft minds and morale of the unfortunate heroes. . To them, then, is due all deference and reverence on this day the first to respond, yet the most futile to restore and recompense for an imperish- . able service. Commorating the ending of the. world's greatest struggle, . the members of this association, representing all lines of business, announce the closing of their stores at noon today. The Klamath Falls Merchants' Association OfisVower multiplied 1 million times ft? If you multiply the power of one horte by two and a half million, you'll have the total pouer devdopdi by the Power Companies of the Pacific Coast. There is no better proof of Pacific Coast leadership in the development and transmission of electrical energy than this achievement. As a householder, your more personal concern is to get maximum comfort and convenience from this elec tricity. Since this is a matter u hich largely depends upon the quality and completeness of your electrical installation, the selection of a qualified electrical contractor to wire your house is of vital importance. That's why we say, "Before you build or buy, insist on $j Bfo foe boflJJ bur or rH-iJ UlMtMtW- "Check" Seal electrical wiring.' PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANX SAN rHAKCIICO IOI ANCtl.Fl IONO BtACH r OASXAHO, FOarLANO IIATTLI irOKANI sOittiibutors Cor (tt) GaierslELcfiita ' !( Uhlig's Electric Store Phone 234 1026 Main St "Check" Seal Headquarters
