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TELLS AGAIN OF
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WORK
STRAHORN SAYS WHAT
-MUST BE DONE.
.Intrnlctv lrn llc-foro LcmlnK
Klnmntli I-'hHm Applies Directly
to Hlttiniloii nt UencI Dh-
cord Must Not Dctclop.
Before rcturnlriR to Portland from
Xlamntli KnllB, Itobert E. Strahorn
Kiivo an Intorvlow. reported In tho
Klamath Hornld, stating nRaln Ills
position with reference to tho or
ganization, engineering, rights-of-way,
financing and construction de
tails of tho O. 0. & K. As his re
marks apply as directly to Ilend iib
to Klamath Kalis, the Intervvlew Is
re-produced hero as folllows:
"As I staled In tho beginning and
lmvo many times hIiico, my part Is to
organlzo tho work, provldo tho en
.ri.ww.rinr. wiilc.li latter has been done
ut tho cost of many thousands of
dollars; secure tho co-operation of
the various Interior communities,
Portland mid largu Interests to bo
wtfectcd, secure tho rights-of-way
over government reservations or oth
er public lands, nnd then finally to
Hecuro seventy-five per cent of tho
capital necessary to complete con
struction and equipment of tho lines.
"This heavier flnniiclng, ob I havo
repeatedly stated publicly, Is to he
based absolutely and entirely upon
tho communities and Interests ef
fected, furnishing freo right-of-way,
station grounds and terminals, nnd
nil necessary franchises over city or
vountry roads, and cash to tho
amount of twenty-flvo per cent of
the totnl cost of construction and
iUulpraant. All such rights-of-way,
'terminals nnd other property, cash
nnd franchises, and any surveys, and
nil tho other money and effort I am
putting Into tho enterprlsu will ho
UHed as security upon which I will
proceed to rnlso tho ncvonty-flvo per
vent of monoy needod from outside.
Thin will bo done by bonding (mort
gaging) all these assets, which we
nil together contribute, as Is always
done In railway financing, nnd my
securing a market for the bonds.
"There Is no other way, to my
knowledge, by which tho 11111110118"
necessary to construct and eijulp the
railway 8Hlni can be obtained, mid
anyone of ordinary business exper
ience knows how difficult It Is to ob
tain capital under present conditions
ifor such purpose even with full com
.plhiucu with the ahovo conditions.
It Is therefore apparent that my
luinds nro tied and further progress
1s impossible until all this assistance
Is placed In tangible or definite form
for the bankers to pass upon, just as
would ho the case whom any money
lender Is considering u lean to an In
dividual. "Tho responsibility for delay In
commencing construction therefore
now renin with you people alone. I
am pledged to go to work tho mo
ment you place mo In possession of
what you havo agreed to give, and l
will keep the pledge. My lawyeis,
your city attorney, and the moud
house lawyois have agreed on how
the elty must proceed. The program
thus laid down should be followed to
the letter or you court defeat The
general lallway committee and the
community are fully advised of what
Is necessary. If Klamath Falls Is us
united and determined to sco this
great work consummated, as tho re
cont vote Indicated, It can put over
Its part In a month. Hut I would es
pecially urge everyone to not only
do his or her full duty, hut to
see to It that no small-side reverses,
selfish Interests, or outsldo ulterior
Influences arc permitted to cloud the
main question. These arc bound to
bob up to ambarrass and delay In
ovory great big worth-while under
taking. "Uncollect the first section out of
Klamath Falls must bo built as a
municipal railroad, utilizing your
s.inn.nno ns far as It wll go, and so
far as my arrangement with the city
for further construction Is concerned,
that Is the last thing which can bo
inr-illv mnnnmmated. There nro n
number of Important details which
must come, first and If I nm to build
tho road theso must bo done In tho
order and In tho manner submitted
to your committees nnd to tho city
council. Otherwise thero enn bo no
road built, because we can neither
raise the money on tho city bonds
nor on the railroad bonds I must Is
sue This, of courso, refers not only
to offlcinl action by tho council, but
to tho completion of the rights-of-way
nnd terminal work also.
"Timlin tinrtlllL- IlllutlCtlollS should
not be tnken ns a nolo of complaint.
Tho splendid progress mado by your
nrnirrpnilvi! nlld DUbllc-snlrltcd 111011
and women In recent weeks fills mo
with admiration and nerves me ror
the final hard task. Hut having been
in am.!! ulitiiitlniiH ever since boy
hood. I know how very few ngrcs
slvo, discordant elements, who, olthcr
from lack of experience or n natural
tendency to retard or embarrass, be
cause some personal interest is not
subserved, can undo or defeat the
work of a whole community of right
minded pooplo unless tho latter nro
unceasingly vigilant and everlasting
ly at work."
orthelcss. In order to cheapen this
product, orders are being taken and
an attempt to havo tho organized
farmers, through tho County Agri
cultural Council, secure the agency
for the material. All communities
and farmers Interested In this lino
of work aro urged to let it bo known
at the offlco of tho county agent.
FARMERS POOLING ORDERS
FOR A NUMBER OF ARTICLES
(Quantity I'iiicIiiim's .Made of Stock,
Seeds, mill (Jjp-uin, Trough Of
fices or tho County Agent.
County Agent II. A. Illnnclinrd Is
helping farmers to secure good seeds,
gypsum and dairy stock. Several
men In tho Northwest Redmond dis
trict nro interested In Importing
snmo good Jersey calves. Tho plan
will be to get In touch with some ro
llablu breeders In tho Wlllametto
Valley, preferably through tho Ag
ricultural Collego or tho county ag
riculturalist, and purchase coopera
tively good stock, between tho ages
of two weeks and two months. Tho
county ngrlcultuiallst Is now nego
tiating with prominent dairymen on
tho matter. Any farmers Intel ested
In this nio Invited to get in touch
with Mr. Hlnuchnrd nt once.
A quantity of clover, alfalfa and
truck crop seeds will be sown this
next season. The Ilend Farmers'
Union, through Mr. It, H. Denrer,
state that they made an appreciable
saving on seeds. It Is one of the
flint principles of farming to plant
good, first class seeds, of known ori
gin and good test. Through the
county ngricultuiallst's office, quo
tations are being received on the
bent seeds, nnd sources. Other men
who aro Intel osted are urged to
place their orders nt this office. A
lingo order will servo money to nil.
In many localities this woik will he
taken up by the farmers' clubs, tho
work being douo through their sec
retary. In the vicinity of Ilend, consider
able trypsum is used. While tho Ag
ricultural Collego Is discouraging the
continued use of this land stlinulnnt,
farmers will continue to use It iTuv-
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8plden and tha Stan.
Spiders ns nu aid to astronomy are
recognized to such nn extent thut cer
tain speclc3 are cultivated solely tor
the fine threads they weuve. No sub
stitute for tho spider's thread lias jet
been found for bisecting tho screw of
the micrometer used for ddtertnlnlng
the positions nnd motions of the stars.
Not only because of the remarkable
fineness of the thread are they valua
ble, but because of their durable qual
ities. Tho threads of certain spiders
raised ror astronomical purposes with
stand changes in temperature, so that
often in iiieosmlng sun spots they nre
unlujured when the heat U so gieiit
that the lenses of the micrometer eye
pieces are cracked. These spider lines
re only one-fifth to one-seventh of a
thousandth of an Inch In diameter,
compared with which the threads of
the silkworm are large and clumsy.
Naturally Grave.
"I have here," said the party with
the iinhnthnrcd linlr who bad Injected
his peivon into the editorial sanctum
when tho olllce boy wasn't looking,
"u little poem entitled 'A Pauper's
C! rave.'"
"Huh!" growled the editor. "Noth
ing rcmaikahle abuiit that. Who has
a better right to bu grave than 11 pau
per? You certainly wouldn't expect
his mirth to slop over, would you?"
St. I.ouls Post-Dispatch.
Ha Stopped.
"Didn't you bear the whistle?" said
the seated engineer as he stopped to
pick up the man his cngluo bad knocked
off the tiack.
"Sine, I did and I saw the sign too.
It said, 'Stop, Look and Listen.' nnd
that's Just what I did." New York
Woild.
On tha Square.
"Do you consider It wrong to bet on
a presidential election?"
"I'm not sure about It. Hut It's a
great temptation. It Is one form of
contest In which no contender is ever
suspected of throwing the game."
Washington Star.
Effect of Heredity.
"What a crusty fellow .links Is!"
"No wonder: his father is a baker."
Italtlmoro American.
Yesterday Is gone; tomorrow may
never come: today Is short get busy!
Youth's Coin i anion.
Want Ado only ONE CENT a word
'Dm Ilrnil Ilullctln, Printer. lltnJ, Orccon.
Pilot
Butte
Inn
THANKSGIVING DINNER $1.00
OVHTKn 8()UI
Fruit Salad
KOAHT TURKEY
Chestnut Dressing Cranberry Sauce
Celery Klpo Ollics
Succotash
.MINCE I'ie, Home Mado
Velvet Ice Cream
Nuts and ItaLstns, Fruit
COFFEE, WHIPPED CREAM
FOILING THE FLTAMES.
Methode of Fire Proventlon Should De
Studied In Every Home.
In bygone days tho function of tho
chief of n tire department was merely
to put out Hies. Nowadays his duty
Is to prevent them.
Orlgluully a llreuinii's work was de
fetish e. Now It Is also offensive. It
attucks tho cause.
Most tires are preventuble. Individ
ual carelessness Is tho chief cause.
IMucatlon of the public even involv
ing punitive ineusuies is the remedy.
Tho simplest method of getting rid
of Hies is llrst to get rid of things that
burn. "Cleanup days" nre uo novelty.
They hav undoubtedly reduced tho
tiro loss ratio, but tho very fact that
theru is need of an annual cleanup is
proof thut the public has not yet been
rightly educated. Once a year Is pot
often Yuough to wash the public's face
or to brush Its teeth nnd clean out its
ears. Tills should be u dully task.
Waste, rubbish and combustibles
should not be allowed to accumulate.
Tho public education must go fur
ther. It should be carried into the
home nnd should begin with the child.
A pcrlodluil lecture or talk given nt
Ivast once a mooiith In the public
schools by a llrcmnti In uniform would
strike at the very loot of the tire prob
lem. An ollleltil In uniform nlwnyo Im
presses a child, and his remarks nnd
directions would tuny the weight of
authuilty. These lectures If Illustrat
ed by charts uud diagrams would be
more effective and would graphically
present to the child mind not only tho
dangers of lire, 'but tho methods of
prevention and quick extinguishment.
In some cities Juvenile ollce depart
ments have been established with vn
rled success, hut a Juvenile flic depart
ment, whether organized or merely ex
isting In the educational e lulpiuent of
children to prevent and extinguish
tires, would be one of the most nd
viinced steps taken toward the con
servation of human life and property.
Insurance Prass.
TRY YOUR
SUNDAY DINNER.
AT THE
Pilot Butte Inn
V2 to 2 P. M.
(5 to 8 P. M.
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fifth end Wsiliington Street
PORTLAND. OREGON
Centrally Located The Hotel for YOU
Special Summer Kates
Room with bath privilege, single 75c up; double
S 1 .00 up. Room with private bath, single $ 1 .50
up; double $2.00 up.
Auto bus ineetsrains.
Union Depot cars pass our doors,
from North Hunk Depot S car transfer at 5th St.
True Economy . .
S rutins the wise spendine of one's money nuking every dollar do full doty
anj fitting la return an article that will satisfy you la every way.
The . WHITE .
U f real bargain because It b soli at a popular 5
price t because it fives you toe kind oj sewing ?
you delight inj rxcause it will turn out toe work
quickly and thoroughly and give you a life time
clsatlsUctory services because Its improvements
will enable you to do things which can't be dene
on any other machines because It will please you J
with Its fine finish and beauty of its furniture. 1
In abort you will find the White reliable and
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Be sure to see the White dealer who will be glad to show you how good a
machine the White Is. If there Is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat
alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle H-ichlnes.
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122 OREGON STREET
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