The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-07
Strong Organization
Backs First National

has conducted the institution with
which he has been identified has en-
titled him to recognition in the new
organization, and 1t is understood
that he is slated for the position Of
first vice president in the First Ma
tional bank and will be so elected
at the annual meeting to be held jan
uary 11th.
ANDREW. COLLIER has been
identified with the First National
bank for a number Of years as vice
president and director, az succeeding
the II. z. Mccormack interests. Mr..
Collier is recognized as being one of
the most progressive Of the young
or generation of Klamath Falls, and
is known for his sterling qualities
and rare judgment. He is identified
with other local Industries Of Kla-
math Falls, as president Of the
klamath Falls Ice company. He is
a native of Oregon, a graduate from
the University of Oregon, and is To-
cal supporter and staunch defendant
of his native state.
CHARLES L. MOORE has been
identified with the First National
bank for many years, having taken
the place of his father, Charles s.
Moore, one OF the best known men
Of Oregon, and has inherited the con-
servative and progressive qualities Of
the Moore family. Mr.. Moore repre-
sents large interests in klamath
county. He is from one Of the veal
thiest families Of Southern Oregon,
and represents one OF the most influ-
entlal elements OF the country.
]. o. GoLDTHwAITE recently be-
came connected with the First Ma
tional bank as one OF the directors.
He is looked upon as one Of the most
progressive lumbermen in the dis
trict. and the First National bank
realizing that lumber is one Of the
large industries of the county,
thought II advisable to have man
upon the board who is familiar with
this industry. Mr.. Goldthwaite is
president OF the Modoc Lumber COM
pany, one OF the most successful lum-
ber manufacturing concerns in the
country. Outside OF the Weyerhaeu-
ser Lumber company he is probably
the largest timber owner in Southern
Oregon. Mr.. ]. o. Goldthwaite was
born and raised in Massachusetts,, is
a graduate OF Harvard and received
his early business education in the
largest textile mills in the world, the
10. & r. company. His father and
grandfather not only being interest
in the manufacture OF textiles, were
also identified with some OF the
largest banking institutions of the
New England states. Furthermore,
Mr.. Goldthwaite received a sound
foundation in manufacturing indus
tries by being connected with the
0lmsted Bangs company, one OF the
largest bond houses of the world. La
ter In life he moved into Oregon and
successfully demonstrated his early
training by being identified with sew
eral enterprises In Oregon and
Idaho. which later lead to his loca-
ton in klamath county and the
launching OF the Modoc Lumber COM
pany, whose mill run amounted to
35,000.000 feet, the second largest
producing mill in the county in
1920. klamath county is again In
deed fortunate In having a man Of
Mr.. Goldthwaite's caliber located
here. His family connections repre-
sent some, of the largest property
owners and financial interests of the
country. He is directly connected
with the Armour family Of Chicago,
one OF the largest packing interest
OF the world. II is hoped and ex-
pected that this large aggregation OF
capital will ultimately be interest in
this section.
FRED SCHALLoCK is one OF the
members OF the Ewauna Box COM
pany, which is one of the leading
box manufacturing concerns on the
Pacific coast. His business acumen
and judgment has played a large
part in placing his company in its
present strong condition. klamath
Falls is proud of the Ewauna Box
company, 1t having been one of the
first manufacturing concerns financ-
cd by local capital, and has met with
unqualified success. The people cs
klamath Falls look upon II with
large degree of local pride. Mr.. c.
Fl. Daggett, as well as Mr.. Schallock,
is a stockholder nthe First National
bank. Mr.. Daggett has demonstrated
his remarkable administrative ca
pacity with the Ewauna Box COM