The Klamath news., July 13, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

, THE KLAMATH NEWS
Tuesday, July 13. 1926
V9 JVtt
Business Women
Elect Officers
Coming Year
Third of Million
Elks Invade City
On Great Lakes
Mra. Irma lilsoa waa re-.arled CHIfAOO. July 1 1. Unltad
praald.nl of the Uualnass and ro- Nawe) (lunflr. reaoundad through
ffHMlunal Wonien'a club of Klamath! U lobblee of loop hotala bar aa
Fells following tlia July dlnnar of " nnual convention of he H. P.
tha group hold til l.lukhavan last - K- began lli.lr four-day aoaslon
night. (Illiar otfli'ers who bar wl,h fualllaila uf blank carl
arr'.d lha paat (arm wara alao ra- rldgea.
elected, a tier Ilia novaliy uf "shooting
Mra. Dixon haa aanrad for (ha UB town" had worn off, lha
paat alx montha and recently, lo! K'"- ""I'd down lo a bualn.aa
ronform with lha plana of tha stale! ni.ilui and heard reports of a
chlevement '
Portland Realtor
Thinks Klamath
To Enjoy Boom
Wllh tba oprnlng of lha Natron
Cult Off. placing lha Klamalh Kalla
Ten Injured When
Train Crashes In
Subway Bumper
NEW YORK. July .11 (United
Newel Tba moat aarloua of be ac-
probe of explosion Rebuilding Navy
(Coutlnurd from I'ae One)
approprlata money for reconstruct'
lug ha giant magailna. . 1
The navy department, it appeara, ,f
( 9 Will CUIIIVBt lUKU m UIUVV, HUIUIIIR
Causes Dissension -mmo- d.pot ia
eary.at (hat point for loading at
Ammunition Plant
WAHHINOTO.V. July 12 (United
New York, that tba section la Iso-'
fadaratlon. tha Klamalh Kalla club
changed their flacal year.
Twenty woman wara gueata at
l.lnkhaven laat night at ona of tha
moat Inlereallng meellnga of tha
year. Mra. Dlion, prealdenl. re
ported on tha annual ataia meeting
held lo Aatorla .during lha paat
nionth which aha attended aa a del
egate from tha Klamath Kalla
group.
Plana were mads for a nlrnln
and awlmmlna nartv In be held building Wedneaday. The building
Wlul-kaa on r"cld aa a memorial
! Klk war dead.
'glorluua record of
during tha paat year.
Welfare rommltteea of lha order
hare healed thouaanda of crippled
children, erected a home for lha
blind, and attended aid lo Hawaiian
volcano aufferera. according lo tha
dletrlct In a mora direct Una Oflclden(a which baa befallen aubway
Iralna of (he Interborough Itapid
Tranall company alnca (ha com-j
pany'a motormen went on atrlka gj
week ago occurred tonight when
ten peraona wara Injured, ona ee
rloualy. In tha crash of (rain
agalna( a terminal bumper at 42nd
atreet.
Tha molorman, sald'to be a graen
alrlkebreak.r,.' waa arrested on a
charge of criminal negligence. Ha
claimed to have atopped hi train
properly, only lo here been puihed
Into the. knaaner bv train be-
III
communication wllh Portland and
the Willamette Valley, and eventu
ally the city Haelf on the main line
of the Hnulhern Pacific, a real ea
lale boom there la Imminent, accord
ing lo Leon II.' Ilulller, Portland
realtor of Ilulller Iteed, who waa
In til la aection laul week.
"The general opinion of tha peo
ple ia that Klamath Kalla la on
Ilia verge of a real eatata boom,"
he aald in ah interview with thai
! Portland Journal. "They are op-!
tlmlstle over their new rail faclll-l
I (lea, and predic t lhal (he city
report of John P. Kulllvan of New
Orlrana.
Tha outataniling event of the
program la to be the dedication of
I double In population within the!
help In tha dlaaatar, ordering 200 1
mora marlnea to the err-no fr-im
Quanlico, aendlng a finger pr ni -!fewl, flare-up la likely In con- ''eJ trom ("'c1!' Populated areaa,
pert by airplane In aaala( In ldn-Lr,M , reouiMi,,,. ID. navv'e am-! ,n,t on"r " ''' occurred out-
munition depot at Lake Denmark,
N. J., aa a run nil of ihe eiploalon
which canned .damage for mllea
around and took a heavy toll of
life.
The contention of Senator Edge
of New Jersey that such depota
' FRANC! E. ENfil ANn
real, ; ... . . CI J. r '
AUJU5IVVAK utu i ; oarKeni upiiuuu
(Continent from Page One)
within
I'pper
a fortnight at
Klamalh lake.
DISTRICTS FAVORING
NEW HIGH BUILDING
(Oontlaeed rroas Page Oaa)
neat 11 montha.
"In the downtown district
eatata valuea range from I COO to
glAUO ner front foot, anil I waa aur-
the Kike memorial headquarlera; . .i... , ,n
punra .........
hons were tiavlne aa tllah aa g2fi0 rranm m afMmrri rlaiive urine
""! month rent. 1 mean by a email t'alllaua a revlalon of paymenta in
ahop. a apace from 20 to 30 feet (o event Germany defaulta in her repa
id by tu feet. i rations paymenta. An agreement
"The Natron Cut-Off will put; alao waa reached whereby France
Klamath Kalla In direct touch with ' would be., permitted to. re-purchase
Portland and all clllea In the north, on eaay terms (100,000 In gold I
while the Oregon Trunk will fur- which la now held by the Bank of
(Ideation of victims of Ihe eiplo
alona and diapatchlnz powder ex
perts to inveatlgate.
Tha marlnea left Quanlico dur
ing (ha afternopn and were expect
ed to reach the Lake Denmark
area about 10 o'clock tonight.
Quartermaster Sergeant
K. Lockout, finger print expert
who left by airplane In Ihe after
noon, took with blm (ha finger
print records of all the marlnea
who were etatloned at the depot
when (he explosion occurred, and
will seek to Identify those who
were burned beyond recognition.
Edward should not be built near thickly
' imnnlkl.rf mhI.h la atiuriMl In H
taken up at the next aeaalon of
eongreaa. when It Is called upon (o
(o
Convention offlrlala estimated
300.000 Klk. were In the city when
the flral formal meeting opened
at I p. m. Monday.
yeaterday In dlacuaaing the propoaed
building. .
Although alia baa not yet been
purchased, nor definitely designated.!
11 la understood from tha achool
auperlnlendenl'a office that an
option baa been taken on lha Hal
Springs court honee alls for tha
achool.
Civic Horlrtlra Active)
A committee) from lha chamber
of commerce. Itotary and Klwanla
eluba worked out (ha temporary
plana following pressing demand
from (he high school heads aa well
aa students that affairs In the
building now used were ' far from
safe or practical. ' Tha growth of
the Klamath county high achool.
now situated on Washington atreet.
and commanding an excellent view
of Ihe city, haa far exceeded Ihe
present faculties and atudenta dur
ing lha paat school year wore re
ceived In claaaea In the baaement
aa well aa hastily prepared rooms
on the top floor.. At one time a
meeting of tho chamber of com
merce forum was turned over n
(he atudenta who expressed the
trials and tribulations ever present
la tho'lihlldlnaj ,nW filled .to over
capacity wllh atudenta from Klam
alb Falls and surrounding districts
of the county.
Court House Hlte Vavomt
In dlacuaaing (ha court house Vic
Pelcraon stated that a number of
committeemen had. been 'n toifh
with the Klelachhncker Interests of
San Francisco, ownera of the pro
perty. It la possible, according I '
Ihe superintendent, that the old
building may he- used.
"If the englneera aeo fit lo use
the ol, building and wllh V.ia addi
tion of several wings, the conn
bouse will be completed am! turn
ed into a blgh achool." stated Pet
erson. . ,
According lo J. K. Tourtelotte.
prominent Portland architect, "the, union:
building ia wonderful 1n perapectvle retary
I and he moat magnificent eon-i.-lion
or a building In the entire Pac
ific Northwest. "
Options on the old Modoc park,
have been obtained- to he used,
with additional ground, as an ath
letic field.
Must few Old Hclionl
The county court explained yes
terday that should tho county
districts, submit to tho building
Lutherans Urging
Political Boycott
Corrupt Primaries
nlsh a direct outlet to Kactern mar- England as a guarantee that the
I kets without havlug to aend traffic war debt would be paid.
. IlAI.TlMOrtE. July U (United
News) Political boycott of all win
ners In corrupt state primaries
waa urged upon l.uiherana of
America today In resolutions adopt
ed by the Walther league, holding
Ita annual session here.
The league la composed of young
l.ulhernns, who have Bent dclegntee
from all over Ihe United Klutea.
Many are from Pennaylvania, which
la a Lutheran stronghold, aa well
aa Ihe arena of Ihe three million
dollar primary. Adoption of Ihe
resolution waa In accordance with
recommendatlona made by A. A.
Grossman of Port Wayne, Ind., who
said "the evonta In Pennsylvania
have shown a disheartening ten
dency to corrupt the political ac
tivities of all natlona through the
corrupt use of money."
CARPENTERS INSTALL
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
At
Pulls
n nwetlng
carpenlera'
of the Klamath
union held last
through Porllifnd or Han Franclero.
In other worda, thla rail develop
ment will have a tendency lo uu
bottle thla fertile and resourceful
district which haa heretofore been
forred lo reach all marketa through
California. Thla access to other
marketa than California meana Cali
fornia will find competition and will
be forced to meet the market price
for commodities of Ihe Klamalh
Kalla district.
Tbe agreement conaolidatea the
French debt, (hue anting France
from 11.600,000 to (2.000.000 an-
nuuiir. jbe
Definite Information regarding
Is Objected to
By Oregon Solons
WASHINGTON, July 12. Senator
McNary and Congressman Blnnott
will meet with Attorney General
Rargent to aubmlt to him (he peti
tion of the Oregon delegation for a
review of the recent opinion of the
attorney general'a office advlaing
ilecretary Work that be la not au
thorised (o construct the Baker
reclamation project under the legla
la'lon which congress Intended to
binding.
aide of the area and (hat (he ex- '
plalon waa (be (ype of . accident
which occurs despite every precau. ft
lion. .
At a conference (oday several
navy department officials dlecaesed '
replacement of the depot but- d!4
not reach any conclusion.
There eeemed to be no doubt-.'
that re-bullding would be
upon eongreaa.
urged -
Ihe aettlement la withheld by of
ficials here, pending publication of
tbe agreement In full Tuesday.
WHOI.K lll.A.MKI) FAMILY
fiTHOLLr) AT SCHOOL
proper growth In commercial Im
portance, aj
"At nreaent there la no more
All of this will mean the devcl-, ,,., dav.iopnl,nt In the en-
lire atata (ban that now taking
place In Klamath Falls and (be
regions Immediately tributary totheir eon and daughter are
opment of the country around Kiom
ath lake, the center of which Is
Klamath Kalla. through a broaden
ing of the market. Naturally such
a development meana much for the
city, and It la bound to profit by
the Increaite in commerce.
"In turn this will benefit Port
land and nil of the cities of West
ern Oregon by causing land aettle
ment and production to be expe
dited for the new marketa created
by the Increase of population In tbe
Klamath Kails region.
"The development In Klamath'
Falls will help the entire state.
Thla la what ia moat needed.-. For'
Ihe proper growth of Portland and
the back-country must be devel-j
ANN ARBOR, Mich., July 12.
(United News) At last It Is true
that there are times when children
know more than (heir parents. Oc
caalonal proof la offered In a aum-
mer achool mathematics class here,
where Mr. and Mra. Kirkendall and
11 en
the city."
rolled.
SOMETHING IS
HAPPENING IN
THE AUTOMOTIVE
WORLD"
NEXT
SUNDfcY
KLAMATH VALLEY
III and Klamath.
MOTOR CO.
Pbone COS.
-I
atate reglona Increased. Tho nrea
ent stale of affairs, with one-tblrdi
of the population of the atntc living
in Portland, la 'not conducive to
night in the Labor Temple the fol- oped, and the population of the up-i
lnvl . f . I . w I 1 ) i. i '-.-,. I I . Th .. I
Past President liana Peterson :
President, 8. F. Klwurda; vice-president.
R. L. Lane; financial secre
tary, H. II. Gray, -recording secre
tary, II. F. Ilntton: treasurer, 1).
iW. Cox: trusteea, C. A. Bundy, J.
F. Goldsworthy, C. I). Long; con
ductor, R. C. Gentry: warden, J.
II. Forbea.
The Installation exercises were
open to (he public and Ihe hall
wua filled with members of the
union, their families and friends.
The meeting waa addreaaed by Ihe
follownlg apeakera: C. I). Long,1
business agent for 'the carpenters'
II. F. Ilntton, recording sec
Mr. Ryan, manager of the
Capital Cleaners Co.; A. L. Rice,
president of the Building Trades
Council; Mr. Skelly, secretary and
business agent of the Culinary Al
liance; J. W. Branson, business
agent of the Building Trades Coun
cil, and E. F. Duffy, ex-board mem-i-nr
of (he State Federation of La
bor. "
An Interesting program, consist-
of.lng of sonRB and Instrumental music
o
1 ) ( IT LASTS ) Yj&S.
the neceaaary high achool tha; lhohy (he Mioses i-eggy tieuowa ana
he kentlKiun Parent ana Mrs. imams.
building now In use must
for the coming year, but that work
would atari Immediate. v should
there be no remonatranrea at.J the
actual procera of construction start
within three months following the
drawing up ol plana. It la expected
to have tho high achool 1n read
iness for use for tbe achool year
of 1927-28.
The union high achool plana for
Klamalh Falla and vicinity was on-
thtislaatlcnlly endorsed by the atntc
superintendent of achoola, J. A.
Churchill, during recent vlalt
here.
Although the maintenance of all
Klamath county high schools will
at 111 be country-wide aa It la (
presn(, this plan, now preaenled
in the district boundary board or
county court, will merely provide
each community with a Digit acnooi
huii.iinff. This. will be the aecond
union high achool In Ihe county aa
Malln haa one t he present (ima
BKCRKTAHY WILIHK IS
ItECKlVKIl OF CHUCK rXTt tW
BAN FRANCISCO, July 12. (Uni
ted Nowa) Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur ioon' will receive a check
for IDs to . be nald him for al
lowing construction of a municipal
titnnol benoaih some of his pro-
waa rendered.
A lunch consisting of sandwiches,
cake and coffee waa served, which
was followed by Ice cream. Then
dancing waa Indulged In until a
Into hour.
Our it a
of stability.
guarantee
awaf
II,
II
i
For raaulta naa Nawa Claaa Ada I
Serlock Holmes is out looking for a detective who
is trying to find a sleuth who is in search of a clue, re
marked Dr. Watson. And so will your business affairs
become hopelessly entangled without the proper files.
Our wood and steel equipments will add system-action
to your business.
" Ettertitkitut for Ike Office. "
SouthuJcli Stationery Co.
'26.rf.AIN ST- PMON6 602
To make ready for our Fall and Winter stock we are putting on sale the
finest and most exclusive line of Summer Millinery ever offered to the
women of Klamath Falls.
These hats are comprised of the best known makes and include Pana
mas, Silks, Silk Combination, Crocheted Viscas, and Leghorns. .
Come Early While The Selection Is Complete
Hats That Formerly Sold for $10
On SALE NOW for $3.95
Hats Which . Sold for $12 to $20
NOW GO at $5.95
INEXPENSIVE LINGERIE
Voil Pajamas $4.85 Envelopes $4.85
Silk Step-ins $3.65 and $4.45
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The PEGGY CLAIRE
301 South Seventh Street
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