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THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November 10, lOHI.
KLAMATH BIDS
ON EMPLOYING
1,000 NEK HEN
(Continued from Page One)
scaping, race track, bleacher and
grandbtand.
Modoc field Landscaping.
' City Engineer B. A. Thomas
this morning received a telegram
from Lawrence C. Merrlam, dls
trlct conservation work super
Tisor (or the national park
service, asking an Immediate re
port on the number of men avail
able in park and related prelects,
aa well a an outline of proposed
projects that would lend them
selves well to hand labor.
Office Here Considered
Thomas, in a telephone conver
aation with Merrlam later, learn
ed that the government weald
handle the cost of labor and ma
terial, and that the proposed park
work does not necessarily refer to
national parka, hut also to mu
nicipal pnblic grounds.
E. C. Solinsky, superintendent
of Crater Lake National park, tel
ephoned Elmer Balsiger, chair
man of the city planning com
mission, stating that the park of
ficials would be glad to establish
an office here it a local public
works program can get going. -
If there ia sufficient labor
available here, he indicated, park
equipment would be moved here
from Crater lake, and possibly
from winter headquarters at
Hedtord, for nse here next win
ter. At this afternoon's meeting, a
number of local projects were
outlined. A comprehensive pro
gram of improvement of the type
mentioned in the government
messages is being worked out,
nd will be sent to Merrlam im
mediately. Airport Plans T7p
Members of the city airport
committee said that S 10.000 can
easily be spent on the air field.
O. A. Krause said that it shonld
be possible to use 50 men there,
leveling the port, building run
ways snd drainage systems, and
otherwise improving the port. He
said that in the Middle West, re
routing of air lines has recently
been ordered by the department
of commerce, and that Klamath
Falls may have a chance to get on
line it the local port is In shape
when re-renting programs are
pnt into effect on the coast.
Engineer .Thomas said that
considerable work can be done at'
Moore park, building fences and
rock walla, grading roads and in
stalling a water system.
Improvement of the center
parkways on Pacific Terrace and
California avenues was listed
the program.
Workers Available
Nelson Reed, head of the fed
eral re-employment office here,
said that about 1,000 men are
registered at his office for work,
and that a check of the mills in
this district indicate that 300
more wHl be lata oft before long.
The new government relief
program wag announced Wednes
day. It contemplated direct gov
ernment expenditures, without
local match funds. The plan Is
to pnt 4,000,000 men to work by
December 15.
Soviet Meets
F. D. R. Today
At Washington
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the state department, one official
said that the negotiations were
proceeding smoothly. Hull an
nounced plans for the 5 p. m.
White House conference Just be
fore escorting Litvinor to a lun
cheon at the former's home.
This announcement was taken
to indicate that the negotiations
were nearing a successful close,
for the state department had said
earlier that Litvinor would not
be taken to the White House un
til considerable progress had
been made at the state depart
ment Lltvinov on learning that his
meeting with Mr. Roosevelt had
been postponed, employed his un
expected leisure in strolling
around Washington. He even
indulged a long cherished desire
to stop at an American soda
fountain-
Body of Man Found
On Pacific Coast
ABERDEEN, Wash., Nov. S.
(UP) Authorities today were
trying to Identify the body of a
man found washed up on the
beach near Weatport by two
fishermen. The man wore a
leather belt with a buckle bear
ing a "W" and was clad in blue
denim overalls. As It was im
possible to tell his age or dis
tinguish his features, it was be
lieved he was a victim of last
spring's fishing fleet disaster in
wnicn many lives were lost,
Bellingham Lawyer
Charged With Fraud
BELLINGHAM, Wash., Nov.
. (UP) Dan F. North, promi
nent attorney and civic leader
was nnder arrest today on a
charge of misappropriating $8,
000 from the estate of Anna
Anderson, deceased.
North Is former city attorney
of Bellingham and present city
attorney for the town of Bur
lington, He declared the charges were
ill founded; that the money had
gone Into promotion of a com
pany which had since failed.
Five of every six lieutenant
commanders in the British Royal
Navy are "shelved" before the
age of 40.
The bodily temperature of a
person living In the extreme cold
of the far north la almost Iden
tical with that of one who re
sides In the steaming tropics.
Frills for Mae
$S5
IXs
Ot course, this Is Mae West la
on of her extremely rereallng
costumes, but the apparel isn't
far from exemplifying the lacy
negligees aha wears at home.
Mae Hkea her trills aa veil aa
her carrea.
(ConUftaed from Pace One)
to the high school situation be
cause of the fact that the county
high schools were taken over
this year under the county unit
system, with the county school
superintendent in charge. The
audit was for last year, the last
of separate operation, and Audi
tor Mason made this comment:
Referring again to the
cost of education. It wiH be
noted that the average cost
tiiroughoul the county outside
of Klamath Falls, on the basis
of average daily attendance,
was 9176.01, and on the basis
of total enrollment was
$139.82. It is recognized, of
course, that high school costs
are naturally higher than ele
mentary school costs.'
"However, these figures do
not compare too favorably
with 90ti.ll and $51.04 for
the elementary schools of
Klamath county. Comparison
of the two sets of figures
would load one to believe that
the organization of the county
high school? into the unit ss
tern, especially nnder the su
pervision of Superintendent
Peterson, and the present
board of directors, will be a
factor of major importance in
the reduction of Klamath
county saxes."
Mason introduced a table
showing rhe average number of
pupils and the cost of education
per pupil, for all high schools of
the county, and draw a compari
son with the cost of Klamath
Union high school, In Klamath
Palls, which is much lower. The
table, in part, follows:
High School
Av. No. Cost Per
Pupils Pupils
. 69 1127.00
. 5 171.68
, S3 228.64
9 160.79
. 30 215.27
, 10 189.18
. 60 150.18
.' 74 208.47
. 801 80.83
Malin
Bonanza
Henley
Ft. Klamath
Keuo
Bly
Merrill
Chiloqnin ..
K. V. H. 8.
The substantial difference in
favor of Klamath Union high
school is one indication of the
lower cost of operating a large
school, H was pointed out. The
K. U. H. S. average cost is be
lieved to compare favorably with
any high school in the state.
Boudoir
Slippers
$1.00
A complete stock of Women's
'Boudoir Slippers." Red, blue,
black and orchid. Satin or
kldskin with padded soles and
uurmn heels. (t - ff
At only P 1 .UU
Buy Galoshes
while stocks are
complete
Genuine U. 8. Rub
ber Galoshes, gua;
anteed to he all
first grade, free
from defects.
Warm fleece
lining.
All size heels.
Children's P 1
Women's $1.50
FOULGERS
Beautiful Shoes
REBEL TROOPS
SURRENDER AT
CUBA CAPITAL
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Close observers did not know
how many survivors were left
nor,' for that matter, did then
have any idea of what casualties
In the fighting had been on
either side.
Two gunboats and at least
three batteries of artillery pieces
had been sent into action by gov
ernment troops under the com
mand of Colonel Fulgencia Batis
ta, commander-in-chief of the
army, for President Gran San
Martin.
The rebels, directed by the A
B C radical secret society, an
nounced at the beginning of the
conflict that they were fighting
to restore former President Dr
Carlos Manuel De Cespedes to
the palace from which he had
been ousted to make way for the
present regime.
Red Cross field stations, oper
ating throughout the territory
around the grim old mass of ma
sonry atop the hill which com
mands the city, were unable to
communicate with each other be
cause of the terrific fire.
It had been carried on by the
defending forces with machine
guns and rifles firing continually.
Even after the surrender was
definitely announced firing con
tinued. It was not known at first
whether this was directed exclu
sively against Atares fortress or
whether It included some 7S0
members of the ABC who, heav
ily armed, were scattered through
out the city under secret orders.
WASHINGTON, Nov. . (ffy
High government authorities an
swered reports of new violence
In Cuba with a reiteration late
today that intervention was not
under consideration.
WASHINGTON, Nov. . (Jfy
Threats from Cuban revolutionary
factions to sack American prop
erty unless the battle over con
trol of the government Is settled
quickly today bronght appeals for
protection to the state depart
ment from United States inter
ests In Havana.
Lonls Best won 17 medals and
the title of "ace of the French
Infantry" for his heroic exploits
in the World war.
We are closing out the remaining
stock of Circulators and Heaters.
Also some wonderful buys in
slightly used ones.
CIRCULATOR
with 20-inch firebox, large feed
door, all cast iron. Regular nnce
$42.50. SALE
Circulator
Regular Price, S41.SO
$3000
Large
Circulator
with 27-Inch firebox
Regular Price, S37..V
$4750
Large Used
Id A-l condition,
$xie
' OAUTYTKirVTCirPRic.
m MAIN
Moslem Mystery
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Carol Godfrey, dancer, known as
Jean Winters, whose body was
found beside that of an East
Indian Moslem on a slope of the
Mount of Olives at Jerusalem.
MacDonald Attacks
German Withdrawal
LONDON. Nov. 9. (UP) A
further attempt to bring Ger
many back to the Geneva dis
armament conference was the
keynote of a speech tonight de
livered by Prime Minister J.
Ksmsay MaeDonald at the lord
mayor's banquet in Guild 'hall.
MacDonald described Ger
many's withdrawal from the
League of Nations as "an act
of repudiation of the peace ma
chinery of the world."
British-made films are show
Ing a profit of two to three times
more than American-made films
la Great Britain
"I'm going to follow in Mae
West's hipstepi," says Sally Rand.
But will she be sble to put over
Mae s curves?
It has been found that seven
one-thousandths of 1 per cent in
mustard seed will grow approil
mately 10.000 mustard plants In
a 60-acre field.
PRICE
Circulator
new price, $129.
00
Special
during; this gale, on
Hardwick Range. All
enamel, 18-in. oven,
polished steel top
049
50
Trade fn your old range
as down payment.
PHONE 804
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DEATR CHARGE
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Klamath county circuit court. As
a result ot the highest court In
the stale, Jordan will be returned
to Klamath county for his sen
tence. Ills executlou will he
the first at the peulten
tlary here In mora, than two
years. It hanged, he will be the
first negro to suffer the supremo
penalty in the history of Oregon.
Appeul In the Jordan case was
based upon the 1'oiileutlon ot the
defense his confession of the act
was forced from him. In the opin
ion by Justice Bean th. court
held a "careful examination of
an tne testimony shows the con
fession of the defendant was vol
untarily made, that It la strongly
corroborated by other witnesses,
and that the defendant had a fair
and Impartial trial, notwithstand
ing his statement to the contrary."
Justice Kelly. In dissenting,
stated he was "unsble to con
vince himself thai approved pro
cedure was followed In fhe trial
of this case." Indicating further
the action ot the lower conrt in
admission of th. defendant's con
fession had given the right of the
state to Introduce impeaching evi
dence. The supreme court was de
luged with several thousand post
cards demanding that "Jordan
mnst not hang." These cards
AFFIRMS
KLAMATH N
It's Fun to Be First
with the
KJA )L -SV It
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Montgomery Ward
Socialists Pick
New Chairman
Leo Krsyckl, above, of Milwau
kee, haa been elected national
chairman of the Socialist party,
succeeding the late Morris Hill
quit ot New York. Krsyckl. 61,
Is aa Amalgamated Clothing
Workers' organlior and lias
been active In Socialist work
tor 80 years.
were sponsored by the Intornallon
al labor defense league.
Nearly every military term In
the English language is of French
origin.
Newest Fashions
Ward's fashions are carefully selected in
the New York style' centers by expert
stylists and rushed to you at once. Thnt's
why we say "Shop first at Ward's, . . .
for the newest . . . the smartest . . . the
greatest values in fashions today."
Rushed
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Mahoney Fights
For Liquor Law
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tha personal affairs of his neigh
bor.
Mahoney said he spoke tor the
city of Klamath Kails In protest'
Ing against ''any Iciilslnllve ma
chlnvry designed to rob us ot that
sacred heritage grunted us un
der th. constitution home rule.
"I Chora, here and now that if
iho plans now undorwsy are car
ried out, the people of this slato
will have fainted upon thorn the
most brasen, carnival at political
racketeering Ihut haa ever been
recorded In the annals of the
stute guvornmont."
The Klamath Falls mayor dis
cussed legislation adopted in his
city since he look office.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
I And You'll Jump Out of Bed In
the Morning Rarin to Go
It yosj fsM sxxif an mmk and th wrft
tockm punk, doa'i wallow lot of Hta, rata
rl watt, oil. laiaUv tmady or rhsrwlng ,
and ip7t thm , you sYUdtUaljr we
mod buoyant aad full ! unatUiia.
far tbssy can't do it. Thy only awn tbw
bowia evinl Mm atowMMnl diM l si at
th Nuas. Th waaun tar your own-m.-out
Mint la your live, t atfnuld pour out twt
pound of liquid bil into your bow! dally.
II ink blU it ao flowing frvoly. your food
oWan't dtgtwt. tl tuat oW in tko bowrto.
Una M.au up your toBMr. Yu hav a
thick, bad taaia and your brwmtk la fouL
km o(im braaka out la Umlahaa. Your tMad
rba and yu f! dawn a4 out. Yew wbota
nm m ponvMtad.
It taktw th. food, aid CAftTrrVt
UTT1.K Ll.KIV Pll.lX to ft the, two
Cunda of btl flowing frwaly and twlta you.
l "up aad up" Tby ooaUln woalHul.
barmlaai, foatla vffwtans trarta, aranting
Hut don't aab for llvwr pilta. Aab for CarttVa
t aab for llvwr pitta. Aab for Cart-ra
r 1'iiU. Ixx.k (or lb mm Jin,
1U Us Pilta on tba r4 VrV
ataauWltutv.Stoatdruf Ur
INICM.C4, JCZl
Carts Ullt i
tabs.1. Haanati
from New York ... to
Ward's ... to you
Fur Trimmed
COATS
$2195
Slim bodied, smartly fur trim
med! These newest coat fash
ions give you unexpected height,
swathe your shoulders in stun
ning furs, yet make the merest
dents in limited budgets I Heavy
convertible collars of the smart
est furs. Black and colors in
sizes for women and misses.
Sparkling New Fash
ion! Gold or Silver
Metal Turbans
$1.
Only a dollar for gold or silver metal
turbans or smart brimmed
hats with rails.
1MHK mi-:n MAX WOltK '
BAI-KM. Ny. . (UP) Im
miiillatw lmtrovmiiit of Orrioiu
tnta pnrka wmiltl put 10,001
mn to work, H, H. Itonrrtmun
park mipfrlnirmclpnt wlttt tin
nlntn li.Kliwity (.I'.-artlilftht. tl
I.ttwrt'iu'w MtM rlitui, -latluim
park anrvlio dhmlur In tin In
ttirlor ili'i'iiitmwiit luiUy.
Nevada hi ft total popuUHoi
ot 9l,0fcS, or .0 person to thi
i)iinrr mtlp.
15 Years After
tha 11th hour
of 'the 11th day
ot the 11th month
Ward
Join the nation
In celebrating ,
Armistice Day.
We will remain closed
until 11:01 A. M.
Saturday, Nov. 1 1th
Montgomery
Ward & Co.
Bright Gay
Dresses Flatter!
CREPES
$695
There's sheer magic in
bright colors glowing
Against your face, or
''lashing dramatically
indcr dark coats. For
u-eet or Sunday nights
hese bright color
crepes are grand. Wool
ens and satins ar also
included.
Going to tha Game
Saturday?
Score a hit with
the new
Beret & Scarf
Sets
$149
8uch a variety ot colors
and styles. You'll
be crasy about
them.
Bit Main St.
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