THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,- SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1920.
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HASTE URGED IN
BUILDING DAM ON
KLAMATH LAKE
California-Oregon Power. Com
pany Doesn't Care Whether It
or the Government Builds Dam.
Klamath Falls, Nov. 20. As a re
sult of a two-day hearing over the
matter of buHding a darn at the out-;
1ft of upper Klamath lake, tho air
has been clarified and a better un
derstanding and feeling has been
brought about.
The California-Oregon Power com
pany Jieb announced It does not care
whether it builds the dam or whether
the government builds it. .AH it cares
Is that Bomeona builds it as soon as
possible, (to that the water may be
made available for power purposes.
J. 11. Carnahan, commander of the
Klamath Falls post of th American
. legion, who has been thp most inter
ested In stirring up this Investigation,
examined Paul It. McKee, general man
ager of the California-Oregon Power
company, on the stand Friday and elicit
ed the statement from him referred to
above." Mr. Carnahan has taken the
'aland, that there was. a "nigger in the
woodpile" in the contract between the
power company . and the -. interior de-
partment, and that water for the irrl
ItatiQrt of Klamath county lands would
not be available in years to corns when
it was needed. - -
McKee denied this most emphatically
and stated that there would be an am
ple supply of water over and above
that which was needed for their power
developments, and that they would not
attempt to control the overflow.
All the depositions taken at this hear
ing and all of the testimony will be
laid before Secretary Payne on De
cember 4. - ' " '
. 1'. C Thompson, general manager for
tho California-Oregon Power company,
in a brief Interview today stated that
"he did not give audamn who built the
damn dam as long as the damn dam
. was . built.'
Crescent on the Olympic peninsula and
is contemplated cutting Into the finest
remaining stand of Douglas fir timber
in the United States.
while several private holdings will
first be logged, the railroad will event
ually cause all the fine eovernment
timber on the Calawah, Bogachiel and
Hon river watersheds In the Olympic
national forest, to be cut. The stretch
of magnificent Douglas fir trees on the
Hon watershed Is perhaps the finest and
largest of any In the entire country.
The Olympic Peninsula Development
association, organized last summer, has
a definite program for putting through
the Olympics highway around the west
side of the Olympic peninsula, said
Fromme, to connect up QuinaUlt lake
with Forks. The 15 miles of "this road
between the- mouths of the Hon and
Queets . rivers will border the coast
rather than go through the Christmas
creek and Snohomish pass. This will
make a more scenic route.
RRIGATION STATUS
AS UTILITY SOU
GUI
Approximately 115,000 will be expended
immediately in the betterment of Pros
ser roads. !
Central Oreeon Company Asks
Mandamus to Compel Increase
Asked for March 20
Salem, Or., Nov. 20. In art
effort
to establish definitely the atitus of
an Irrigation company as a public
utility, the Central Oregon Irrigation
company today instituted in the su
preme court an original proceeding
in mandamus to compel the! public
service commission to grant the in-
II. S. Forester to
Discuss Sales of
Northwest Timber
It. I. Fromme, district forest inspec
tor, is at the forest service headquarters
from Olympla to discuss prospective
timber sales in connection with the
proposed operations of the Eloodel &
Donovan Lumber company, which has
secured an option on the spruce pro
duction railroad northwest of Lake
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A great many men came into the store
last week-just to see if we really were
selling GOOD Shoes cheap, and walked
out with a new pair, convinced that
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crease - in , maintenace fees applied
for on March 20 last, or to show
cause why they shoufa .not do so.
At tVio time amplication, which effects
the Central Oregon irrigation district
was filed the petition sets out. it was
generally conceded that an irrigation
company engaged in supplying water to
an. irrigation district was a public utility
coming under the jurisdiction of the
public service commission. Acting on
this assumption the members of the com
mission proceeded to Redmond, where-a
hearing into the merits of the rate ap
plication waa held. At that hearing the
jurisdiction of the commission was at
tacked and in an opinion written by At
torney General Brown it was held that
an Irrigation district waa not a public
utility and not subject to the jurisdic
tion of the state regulartry body so far
as rate making was concerned.
This opinion is contested by the com
pany which seeks to have this point
passed upon by the supreme court. The
proceeding was filed by Denton G. Bur
dick of Redmond, and Jay Upton of
Prineville, attorneys for the company.
Auto Output Is Cut;
2000 Men Affected
South Bend. Ind- Nov. 20. (I. N. &
Because of depression of the automobile
market curtailment in the Studebnker
corporations output depjrtnent has lu
made, It was announced' today by Ak IU
Ersklne, president of the corporation.
The curtailment will affect 2009 men.
U was stated. i
John T. Simpson, a Sheridan attorney,
is dead as a result of. being struck by
an automobile lnnt tiunday nlirht.
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Evinrude Electric Store
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Electric Service Company
128 Ms Tenth St.
Davidson-Atwood Electric Co.
390 Morrison St. Phone Main 8048
North Coast Electric Company .
329 Everett St
Western Electric Co., Inc.
Union and East Ash
Fobes Supply Co.
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