THE kLAMATH NEWS
PAGE SIX
SUNDAY. JULY 1.
Many Tourists to
V Visit Here This
I Summer, Forecast
Th Pacific cort and north
Vest In general and Crater lake
and aoulhern Oregon In particu
lar are now recelrlnK the beno
tlta from what flTea promise ot
belDI the greatest tourist season
Tor experienced In this district,
according to J. A. Ormandy. as
sistant passenaur traffic manager
ot the Southern Pacific company.
Transcontinental
Line Starts Soon
(Continued From Fan One)
Mr. Ormandy accompanied 1 the tt
California editor, from lj"r,mc. , hour.
hare two ot the nose motora
one above the other and two
wing motora. The wing apread
on top will be eighty feet. Cabin
will be of the double deck type.
There will be a smoking room,
dining room and bath.
Each plane will have 1.100
horn power, eight landing wheela
and will weigh 17,000 pounds.
High apeed will be 151 mile an
lake to Klamath Falls this morn
lug. He wilt return to the rim
this afternoon.
: "Information we have at hand
points to the greatest tourist
season In history for Crater
lake." said Mr. Ormandy. "There
Is a constant stream of tourists
from the east to the Pacific
coast and from California to the
northwest.
Mr. Ormandy commented on
how delighted the California
newspapermen were with the
Klamath country.
"Snow to these Callfornians la
a novelty and they certainly rev
elled In the anowbauka at the
crater rim."
Thousands Parade
In Albany to See i
Governor Smith
AI.IMXY. N. Y.. June 30. (uj
P) One ot the most unusual
demonstrations ever witnessed In
Albany, was held toulght when
more thin 10.009 persons parad
ed to the executive mansion to
visit Governor Alfred K. Smith
and congratulate him on his nom
ination as democratic candidate
for president.
The throng was composed of
men. women and children, the
rich and ihe poor.
Ilepnbllraus as well as demo
crats were In the line and all
cheered as they passed by the
mansion.
The governor's speech was sec
ondary. It was only a sight of
him that Ihe crowd wanted.
Police struccled for more than
T?noi ITti Snrntrilfa halt au hour to get the panders
ft s-'ta past
Dal-
The Plrkwlrk airways will
operate from San Kranclsro to
Chicago by way of ,1.6s Angeles,
San Diego. Phoenix. El Paso,
las and St. Louis. .
County to Build
L. R. "Dad" Whiting, of the
Portland Oregoniaa. Is visiting
with the Macule delegation, de-i'" ' h'h-
clarea that he has fallen com
pletely in love with Klamath
Construction of a 15-mlle road
from Braymltl np the Sprague
river to the town of Sprague, and
then beyond to Yainax, may be
Initiated in the near future if In
dian reservation authories and
Klamath county can get together, . h. , wlIh h(,
on a Joint undertaking ot cost. jotner m),mbera of the family who
A delegation of Sprague andW(1 hert) trom Hou9ton
Chilofluln business men " on a speclil train.
morning nrgea in county niun
past the governor and finally had
to give it np. It was only when
Ihe governor went Inside the
mansion that the crowd dispersed.
Smith said he Intended to stay
in Albany until the last possible
minute. After the parade, the
governor gave over hta thoughts
Falls and Klamath county.
EASTERN
OREGON
STAGES
- -.Between
Klamath Falls and
Alturas, connecting
same day with stages
to Susanviile, Reno,
Burns and All Points
North and East.
way and submitted tentative sur
veys for the project.
L. D. Arnold, superintendent
ot the Klamath Indian reserva
tion, expressed hope that money
would be forthcoming from his
department but pointed out that
Bank of Italy's
Standing Given
(Continued from Pago One)
In exisMs of
tlon waa placed
there waa some opposition to the1, 514.000,000.
project among the Indians. The report pointed out that
The first unit ot the project, bond Investment of JJ30.O00.00O
a fonr mile road tram Chiloqulnot which 1158.00.000 Is repre
to Braymlll, haa been completed. I sented by Liberty bonds and
County Engineer E. B. Henry other United Statea securities,
was ordered by the county court land cash in banks ot II0J.000.
to make survey of the pro-1 000 afforded a liquidity of more
posed road from a point between I than 50 per cent.
Yainax and Sprague River to
Braymlll. Members ot the dele
gation submitted to the court
The patronage ot the bank was
enlarged 'during the period, ac
cording to the statement, whlih
their views on where the suVvey placed the number of depositors
should lead. at 1.34735. a gain of 57,000
The project has been consld-jover the last published report,
ered tor four years aa a natural James A. Baclgalupl. president
connection which would be a 'of the Bank ot Italy. Issued a
great help to 6prague River and . brief statement in which he ex
would also be ot consrtuctlve aldiPress satisfaction over the six
to Indian agriculture. months" record of the Institution
' 'and expressed confidence In Its
Frank S. Ward, secretary of .future growth,
the Oregon board of pharmacy. '"The report of condition is
arrived in this city on the Ma-jone ,n which the stockholders of
sonic 1 snecial esrlv R.tnrrt.v ! our Institution may take Justlfla-
i morning. While here Mr. Ward I ble pride." said Baclgalupl. "The
I visited Crater lake and called j gain In resources Is even more
all the local drneelsta. H. generous than naa oeen aniici-
on
will return to fortland today.
I 1
To Our
Friends and Customers
We Are Now Located
In Oi
ur
NEW STORE
Formerly
Mordorf Furniture Co.
at
719 Main St.
We extend an invitation to all
our friends to visit us at any
and all times.
Glaud H. Davis
Furniture
"The House of Quality".
Phone 16. 719 MaiiySt.
I
Ipated and marks Ihe first time
jthe totals have gone beyend
SOO,000.000. i
The Bank of Italy, the report
showed, holds first mortgage
loans on real estate amounting
to $2:5.256.301.70. ;
Investment in banking prem-
Ises, furniture and equipment of
380 banking offices in 165 cities
was placed at $25,945,668.33.
Other real estate owned was
placed at $1,767.0.17.07. 1
Unpaid dividends at present '
amounted to $3,017,202.50. :
Although no mention was ;
made by bank officials. , it was1
believed In financial circles that
Bank of Italy heads regard the
report as conclusive proof that ;
operations of the bank as a
financial Institution should not
be Judged with relation to the ,
recent drive on Bank ot Italy
and Bancitaly corporation Isnues
on the San Francisco and New
York stock markets.
Hint of Civil War
Heard in Mexico
(Continued From Fage One) -
of General Francisco Serrano,
who was assasslnateu, and Gen
eral Arnulfo Gome:, who was
cowardly suppressed.
"An election means a choice
between two or more people, oth
erwise it is an usurpation, Jen-
i eral Obregon'a candidacy is not
'contested because those who de
sired to compete were murdered
or removed in other manners."
De La Huerta said that at least
12 Mexican states were now In
active rebellion and predicted
) others were to follow soon.
! The former Mexican president
I recently was acquitted here on a
charge of consp'racy to ship arms
land munitions across the border
! to revolutionary forces.
Nationalists to
I Float Big Loan
j (Continued from Page One) I
son of moderate views, advised i
i consolidation of recent national
ist sains and the rehabilitation
jof territory already held.
A war In Manchuria, It was
pointed out, would brlnx the na
tionalists Into conflict with Jap
anese troops there to protect
'their country s great Interests.
Japan has announced openly that
'she will tolerate no extension of
I the civil war to Manchuria.
I Mrs. Den Fitzgerald lias return
ed from Lakoview where she vis
; Ited for a brief time with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Zim Baldwin.
And It's Almost
Over Now!!
Only Two More
Days Then This
Sale Will Be
History
W0- Dress Up For The Glorious Fourth
)8r ONLY tWO DAYS MORE AND IPS HERE T
THE GREATEST SAVING EVENT
EVER STAGED BY THE KLAMATH
KL0THING COMPANY
IN ITS 28 YEARS IN
. BUSINESS ENDS
TUESDAY
JULY
3rd
Dress Up For The Glorious Fourth
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE AND IPS HERE
SUPPLV YOUR EVERY WANT AT THE KLAMATH KL0THING KOMPANY'S GREAT
IPMSB -'SLASHER! SA1LHS
MEN!!
DON'T WAIT!
DON'T HESITATE!
We have) many odd lots
and broken sized mer
chandise that will be sold
at almost give-away
prices
FINE TIES
$1.00 OQ
values UiU
?150 d1 OQ
values .)X
$2.60 G1 OQ
values P X .07
KNOX HATS
Knox felts in all the late
shapes and nwest color
ingsfinally reduced to
ATHLETIC
UNIONS
Made from fine pajama
check materials several'
popular styles. Finally s
reduced to
89c
Interwoven
SILK SOCKS
All the newest fancies
You will want several
for the coming holiday.
Finally reduced to
59
$2.75 and $3.0(3 Knit
UNION SUIT S
Made from finest long
staple yarns very elastic
and well fitting
Finally reduced to
MONDAY WITH A BLASTING AWAY
OF ALL FORMER SALE PRICES.
WE. HAVE REACHED THE LIMIT IN
PRICE CUTTING AND IN VALUE GIV
ING in the LAST DAYS of THIS UNPAR
ALELLED BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY.
Suit and Overcoat Values That
May Never Again Be Equaled
FAMOUS KUPPENHEIMERSsFASII
I0NT0WN AND KIDKAID GOOD
CLOTHES - HUNDREDS UPON
HUNDREDS SACRIFICED AT UN
HEARD OF LOW PRICES FOR MON
DAY AND TUESDAY
i Any
Super
Specials Rsmaining from
SATURDAY'S
BUSINESS
Will bo offered Monday
at the same low prices
SHIRTS
98c
$1.39
$1.95
$3-95
ONE LOT
AT
ONE LOT
AT
ONE LOT
AT
SILKS
1 LOT AT
"Iff
KUPPENHEIMER FAMOUS
"FIFTIES" at
Marin In soil and sold in
clothing stores throughout
the country at $50. They
nra "nennv" models and
you can buy them at what
they cost us. A no-profit
offering. , v
$3450
SUITS and
OVERCOATS
Selling to $39.50, at
rashlon Town
and Klneald
rlnlhea of thn
smartest . sort
at a wonderful
monoy savins
price.'
$2485
SHOES
We have a big lot of
shoes selling at our reg
ular sale price of $1.95
a pair Buy One pair "Monday at $1.95
and select another pair from the same
lot at only five cents for the extra pair.
$60 to $65
VALUES
Famous Kuppenhclmer
suits In ntylfls and quality
to suit the taste of the
most particular buyers. .
SUITS SOLb
UP TO $29.50
0114.OS
They are good ones, but
are odd styles and broken
sizes from our best lines
$55 to $60
VALUES
All tho wanted weaves
and fabrics, with the
nest workmanship and
(Inlsh. Mostly
Kuppenheimers
1 BIG LOT
DRESS AND ..
WORK SHOES
$2-95
You will want several
pairs when you see
these values.
1 BIG LOT ....
SHOES AND
OXFORDS
$3-95
Many of them sold at more
than double this price
They are good onos
LACK of SPACE PREVENTS LISTING
BUT A FEW of the PRICE CUTS HERE
1 Big Lot of
OXFORDS
Newest shapes from high
priced lines tf? QC
all sacrificed D,;'g
1 Big Lot, SHOES
and OXFORDS
Blacks and Tans One of;
the outstanding 6 A QC
values of this sale',,'l7,
THE BIG MEN'S STORE ON THE CORNER
MAIN AT SEVENTH STREET