PAGE TWO
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
June 29, 1933
DISCUSSION
KLAMATH
ROAD HEARD
(Continued From Pat One)
rout selection mad by the
blihway commlaaion.
Hills RhTKIVKD
PORTLAND, June li '
Bids considerably In excess of
the estlmstes of the state hltV
wsy enelneer. reflectlnf the re
cent Inmate In prices, were
reived or the state highway com
mission here today.
On the Canny-Aurora section
and north end Aurora-Hroaks
iretrh. bid on. a a unit, the
low proposal was SIT.". 50. sn
inltted by the West Contract
company of Portland. T:e low
bid on the other unit, compris
ing the south end of the Auror .
Brooks section, wss 113.967.
submitted by Parker Stchrsm
company of Portland.
Portlandcr 1ow
Asphalt Ic concrete was speci
fied for pavln( the distance of
15.S5 miles.
C. J. Montr- o. ,Jor:Tsnd p!a--.l
the low bid of ISt.JIl for con
struction of a bridge orer the
sonth fork of the Ssntlam rlrer
on the Albany-Lyons secondary
highway.
For the bridge orer Mill creek
on The Dalles-Coast secondary
road, O. N. Pierce of Portland
was low at 18,185.
A protest against any changes
In location of the Pacific high
way between Junction City and
Goshen was voiced by a delecs
tlon from Lane county, led by
Reborn Nation Ready To Defend Itself Against Germany!
il
This photograph shows Poland parading her might In Warsaw's great square, giving the Uera.aus au Idea that the smaller
nation means business In defending; her borders against the sctroislreness of Hitler. The map In the lower right hand
shows how the Polish corridor cuts oft Germany from East Prussia, ouce a part of the German empire.
C. P. Glesy. A petition signed I
by SO residents of the district I Ci..'-. Tle-tr Anr
JHmJ
HERE'S
SOMETHING,
between Eugene and Creswell was I
filed. Tney argued mat Instead
of moiing the highway to elimin
ate the danger of flooding by
high water, the Willamette rlrer
should be diked. The commis
sion said there was no Immedi
ate prospect of a change, a!-
though a surrey and further
study be made.
"Good Work" Praised
! The commission was asked by
a delegation from southern Ore
gon to continue lta "good work"
in modernising the Paclt'e high
way. The group represented the
Paclfie Highway association of
southern Oregon, and pressed for
Immediate reconstruction of the
Siskiyou section. Those who ap
peared were C. H. Demaray of
Grants Pass. W. C. Harding of
Rosehurc. S. 8. Smith of Med
ford. G. M. Green of Ashland
and Howard Merriam of t:o-v :.
County Judge Big's of Crook
county today renewed his peti
tion for repairs to the a inilt
section of the Oc o highway.
Vacation apparel with
Sugarman quality back
ing at prices as low
as you will find any
where Buy now and
enjoy a well-dressed
rourth.
Sport
Oxfords
Clack and White . Tan
and White . .Two-Tone
Tan or All White . .
All the newest styles in
ill sizes.
$3.50 to S5.00
Lennox
&JS$2.50
Shirts
$1.00
LENOX The Stewart-Lenox
school Is moring from Its pres
ent location to the Wincel house
on the highway. The new lo
cation has been donated by Mr.
and Mrs. Wincel. I
Mrs. Tom Gibson returned to
her home Sunday from the hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shannon left
Mondav for Kelso, where they .
plan to spend the summer.
The AHamont baseball team
played Stewart-Lenox Sunday
afternoon, the acore being 41
to In fsror of AHamont.
Richard Jones returned last
week to his home from the hos
pital. Richard was Injured In
an auto accident.
Mrs. Geo. Raymond Is recov
ering from Injuries received In
an auto wreck. She will remain
in the Klamath Valley hospital
for some time yet. Mr. Raymond
rrtumed to his home Thursday.
Repeal Victor
In Two States
If f ,S
Britain Ready to
Talk Business to
Europe's Cold Bloc
(Continued from Page One)
a flexible. Informal bails, with-
out fixing a definite rate.
Mrs. W. B. Hamilton. San Fran
cisco, for rears a state dry leader,
who recently urged repeal of toe
isin amenamcnt. and s:a;ed the
field of toe W. C. T. U. Is educa
tion rather than prohibition. Sbe
was notified her W. C. T. U. mem
bership wa canceled. ,
LONDON, June SJ. (,P) High
French sources said toulght that
the world economic conference
steering committee had approyed
a resolution asserting that
whether the parley succeeda or
fails In the economic pnase of
its Isbors depends on currency
stabilisation. The Americans
tailed to participate In this reso
lution. Some Important conference
quarters Interpreted the resolu
tion as an Indication of a Brit
ish compromise with the gold
countries, headed by France,
which hare been attempting to
force the I'nlted Statea to stsb
lliie. Stand l""altorr,h
It was authoritatively stated
that the American atand against
stabilisation remained unaltered.
The steering committee meet
ing was held after a sweeping
decline In the dollar exchange.
In after-bours trading the dol
lar plunged to I4.3SS, to the
pound, a new low since aban
donment of the gold standard by
Great Britain.
The committee's resolution
Mso followed further efforts by
the continental gold natlona to
obtain British support In their
tight tor subluxation.
Crisis Approaches.
On high continental atates
nian said after the committer
meeting that the conference I
Power Commission
Referendum Loses
SALEM, June it (,P) ie
mv-: power act which abolish.
the present hydroelectric comm'
sien and creates a thrve-mrn
electlre power tfa-'--, will
not be referred at the July il
pedal election.
Circuit Judge L. O. I.-welllng
granted a temporary Injunction
here late yesterday to restrain
Secretary of Stale Hal E Ho,
from placing the act on the spe
cial election ballot.
At the same lime Lewcllni
allowed (0 dsys more than a
month past elertlnn lime for
the plaintiff to file a bill of par
ticulars. The bill of particular,
was requested by motion o' W.
S. U'Rren. cc I .or Hoss end
the Security Owners' assocla'lin
which filed the referendum peti
tions. The Hooker Oak of California
Is the largest leafing tree in
America: 8.000 people could be
shaded when It Is In leaf.
WASHINGTON, June II. VP)
Application blank for loan
from th fsdsral public, work
(ministration were ready today
to dd title, countlee, and prl
rat agencies eager for a share
In the J, 300. ooo. 000 fund.
But the forma are useless un
til slate administrations are aet
up. Becretarr lckes, chairman
of the cabinet hoard In charge
of the construction fund, hopes
nominees for state adminlstrat-
orshlps can be put on President
Itoosovelt'a desk on his return
from his vacation and that
things can be aet underway Itn
mediately after.
Information Askrtl,
A wraith of Information la
asked for by the blanks, which
on their first page request, be
sides a description of the pro
ject, this:
"Haa work been started? Are
construction plans ready nowr
When will thoy be ready? How
long will It take to complete
construction? Is the project part
of a larger plan or program?"
Estimate of labor, material,
engineering and Interest costs
are called for, along with a
statement of the financial status
of the applicant, with the peril
nent remark for political subdivisions:
Is the budget balanced? If
not, what steps are being taken
to balance It?"
Moley Shows World
That Secretary Hull
Bosses Delegation
II, JOSKI'll II. IIAIIll)
V. P. Mtnff i'orresMindent
LONDON. June IS (U.B Un
der-Secretary of Jtate Raymond
Moley tonight publicly demon
strated hla subordination to Sec
retary of Stale Cordrll Hull.
chairman of the I'nltrd States
delegntion to the world economic
conference.
Moley obviously sought to dis
count the British press Intima
tion that he 1 here to displace
Secretary Hull at the parley.
At a Joint press conference
they held tonight. Hull Intro
duced Moley aa "one of our most
able and forward-looking cltl-sens."
Moley twice referred to Secre
tary Hull as "my chief," saying
President Roosevelt had the
highest confidence In HUH.
Kahn Escapes His
Income Tax, too;
On Witness Stand
(Continued from Page One)
reviled, "on which my know!
edge I lea than It I on Income
tax, I don't know It. On Income
lax my Ignorance la abysmal
It alway has been and probably
always will be."
When the hearing rscssssd at
1:10 p. m Pecora was ham'
merlng away at Kahn on the
sale of th stork, but th banker
pleaded unfnmlllarlty with th
facia.
"I will try to be a better wit'
nes lotnorrow," be said.
Hospital Patient Bob Wiley
of th Empire Hotel I a patient
at Hillside hospital where he I I
receiving medical treatment, '
AFTER SHARP DROP
CHICAGO, June il (JV) Wheat
broke hrply from It newly ac
quired dollar price at th open
ing of th board of trade, hut
napped back to prices close to
yesterday high top within a few
riinutos.
The break ran aa high a It
rent a bushel In July. Various
roasons were ascribed fur th
violent and confused trading, but
as the bulls got control after a
large number of stop lost orders
had been touched oft, It wss be
lieved thst a bear raid had
caused the collapse.
On the recovery. May rallied
more than 4 rants to 11.14. All I
toe coarser grains, which had
dropped around I rents a 1 -' I
with wheal, also recovered most
of their losses.
Itcfuma Home Mrs. Charles
A. Peck, .who recently underwent
a major operation at Klamath
Valley hospital, has returned to
her home on The Dalles-California
highway.
Undergoes Operation Utile
Dean 8tratton. four-year-old aon
of Mi. and Mr. W. E. Stratton.
M Laguna si rest, submitted to
n operation for appendicitis at
Hllltldo hospital Wdnesdy.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
Prsl'. parliament la called
the "Mejllss."
VACATION CABINS On the Con
valescent Home grounds, facing
park, llthla water, play-ground.
II per week. Iiwn. (lowers,
sunhath. showerhsih, fruit. Ill
(irsnlte St.. A'hlsnd. 0030
today
This morning's ex
press brought us
somo very timely
arrivals for the
coming holidays .
Just look at these
Sheer-Crept
Dresses
Stripes . . Checks
and Prints . .
Smnrt to the Nth
degree . . . Some
with the popular
finger tip jackets
. . All sizes.
16"
New White
Hats
Linens . . Piques
and Matelasse . .
Small, medium
and wide brims . .
All head sizes In
cl u d I n g extra
large.
l95and29S
La Q rite's
j : meeting that the conrcrence I
r-rs. vvr . j .approaching It crisis this week
110 WGSt iOint.l The conference rsdiated the
Plain color or figured
Broadcloths . . . Pre
shrunk and colorfast
at $1.00 to $1.45. The
famous Manhattans at
$1.95 to $2.50.
Summer
Xeckwear
30c
Mi
to
$1.50
You'll need at least a
couple of these new
patterns to liven ud
vour outfit.
Straw Hats
Every shape and weave
. All head sizes . .
Cool, light and com
fortable. Come in and
?et yours.
.$1.00 to $5.00
Br The A.vKxrUtnl Pma
One third of the AS states
hare now TotM to strike the
ISth amendment from the coo
stlttition.
West Virginia and California
made the score 1 to 0 in faror ;
of repeal when their rotera re
turned majorities yesterday for
the 21st amendment, which aims '.
to delete the lth.
Twenty More reJa
In Wen Virginia, a border !
tate which had been dry for SO
years, the margin of the repeat (
Tictorr was about 79,000 with ;
approximately three-quarters of
the ballots counted. I
California, which had wiped
Its own prohibition law from the j
books last year, was firing re I
peal a lead of about 3 to 1 as 1
tabulations poured in today, j
Repealists must win to more
states to delete prohibition from
the constitution.
The states which bars roted to
ratify, besides West Virginia and
California, are: New York, New
Hampshire. Indiana. Connecticut,
Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin. Rhode
IUnd. Wyominc. New Jersey.
Delaware. Nevada Illinois and
Massachusetts. j
if. I'sYgrii
i
NCR.
Andrew J. (Duke) Callanhan, U.
8. C. freshman and holder of the
world's Interscholastlc champion
aliip In the S20-ard event, has
been appointed to the V. 6. MiU-
tary Academy., .
Shamrock Bridge i
Club Has Session
The Shamrock Bridge club
met Wednesday at the home of .
Mrs. O. H. Refers.
Members who attended were
Mrs. Hay Wakeman. airs. T. II.
Masscy. Mrs. H. R. Meredith.
Mrs. Mlchsel Howry. .Mrs. Ira
Sherman. Mrs. F. II. Hooks and
the hostei.. Mrs, C. R. Scott
wss a visitor. ;
Rctorrt From Trip O. P. i
Graham has returned to Klamath ,
Falls after an eitended visit In !
Everett. Wash. Mr. Graham ',
makes his home with his aon j
and dsuchler-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. U U Graham, i
' Bis aeasausas.
sua
Impression this morning that it
was waiting on the pleasure of
Assistant Secretary of State
: Kaymond Moley, who poputirly
was supposed to bo brinicin
I from his chief In Washington
' medicine to cure many Ilia of
the great assemblage.
The lobbies were throbbln?
with steady talk of tba man
who has been heralded in the
press as a mysterious but all
knowing "head of Pre Id em
Rooserelt'a brain trust."
Few men bare entered Lon
don with such great expe tations
built on their advent.
Moley AImc"!.
The report that Mr. Moley
'was Tlsltlng the conference
, headquarters at noon for a con
i Terence with Prime Minister
Hamsay MacDonald, chairman of
! the parley, and Secretary of
State Cordell Hull, chairman of
the American delegation, sent a
thrill through the building.
Profrssor Moley did not ai
' pear, however, and the British
premier said tbat ha had no rp
, polntment.
The assistant secretary was
1 busy from early morning hours
conferring with his colleagues In
'the American group and feeling
, out the situation,
j Many delegates anticipated
(that soma of his views might
he mado known In a private
imesting of the conference hu
j rau which Mr. MacDonald call
red for late in the afternoon,
j Prupwils Guarded.
1 If Mr. Moley nsd concrete
proposals or suggestions for re
moving some of the many ton
troversies which arc blocking
U-e progress of the conference,
'they a ere carefully guarded.
Whatever he said he said In pri
vate, and the American delega
tion remained similarly silent.
Senator Key Pittman's gold
I resolution achieved further mark
ed success today when the mone
ury commission's gold commit
jtee unanimously approved tits
! proposa! as reported from Its
! sub-committee.
The resolution provides for
ultimate stabilization, return to
the gold standard when feasible,
.and withdrawal of gold from in
J ternal rlrculstlon. It also low-
era the legal gold coverage of
central banka to 25 per cent.
Fourth of July SIPBCHAILS
4 DAY SALE Thurs. - - Fri. - - Sat. - - Moil.
Laundry Soap
White
10 bars 23
Guaranteed
Green
Shatter-Proof
Ware
Not affected hy bolllns wa
ter os extreme cold. Odor
less and tasteless Ideal
for table or picnic ns.
Choice
Cup. Saucera.
Plates, Ir Teal,
Oat-Meal
15c
Rrailllan crab spiders have
,les, that occupy a surface nearly
a foot In diameter: their bodies
are aeldom mor than two Inches
Ions.
Th Blehtty clean-up of Lon
don's street cost over $4,000.
,o0 a year.
Whalebone la not bone; It la an
elastic substance found la tho
months of whales.
Chlorine sa, th deadly (as ot
wsrtlms. sent 44 persons to In
dianapolis hospital when It
leaked from a tank In a ware
house. Here I one of many sol
.IIkm rh.. I lnA ! Ill With
(as masks as ha removed the 'd 10 00r Beloved son and fraud
leaklns tank after a acore ot po
lice men and firemen had beea
overcome la the attempt.
C.4Rn OF TIMNKS
We wish to eipre. our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends who were so kind to
u durlni our recent bereavement.
We especially want to thank the
Klamath Valley hospital and the
doctors who so kindly admlnlster-
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Jones.
Tule Lake. Calif,
air. and Mrs. js, Waldeck.
Oresoa.
Here's
A Real
Value
A Dashing
Little
Girdle
Usht and soft.
Just th thlos
for the new all
h o u 1 1 e. No
hook or tas-tenlns.
Il-lnrb length with
four supporters, only
Glassbake Oven Ware
- Lowest Price in Class Cooking
Ware History
PIE PLATES
29c
9 and 10'
Inch sizes ..
1 QT. BAKER
Uncov- HQ
ered 7C
CHOICE
1 Qt. Covered Casserole
2 Qt. Round Baker
10Vix6Va-in. Oblong Utility Tray
69'
CHOICE
1 Quart Round Cataerole
ll Quart Oval (Beef Steak) Casserole
l'l Quart Casserole (Pie Plate Cover)
1 Quart Oval Casserole
9'ax5V-inch Oblong Bread
Pan and 8 Custard Cups
89'
i i
PYREX I Beer Mugs
Guaranteed Genuine. Heavy Crock. Of
1 Dozen OC- ery 2 for v)C
Custard Cups a&Jl, f t.4o a Dosen
EXTRA
SPECIAL
D. M. C. 6-Strand
Embroidery Balls
Good assortment of colors
except black and while.
Regular 10c value.
5c
each'
Cap Pistol
Ammunition
Standard repeater or alngl
shot.
8 Reg. 8c Packages
25c
98'
July 4th
Flag Sets
Holder with 8
radiator dec,
ratios. Set
Flam for
19c
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Women's
TOYO PANAMA HATS
Wide brimmed, hand blocked,
contrasting bands. 49C
Women's
KNIT CRUSHERS
White and colors,
row or wide brim.
Bathing
Suits
Mttle Glrla'
Bnn.Rark Solts
49c
riojv
Part Wool
Rnlts
59c
Girls
Part Wool
Bulls
59c
Iadlea
Part Wool
Hull
59c
GIRL.'
100 PfRB WOOL
SWIMMING 8VIT8
$1.19
49c
Children's Sun
Suit
Assorted styles, fast color.
Special 9C Karh
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY JULY THE FOURTH
KHammattlh Vaitnetty Store
432 Main Street
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