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SECOND YKA. NO. B20.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1G, 1933.
Price, 6 Cents.
REMAIN IN
Klamath Lake R.
tor inree more tears
CONTRACT WITH
Will Haul I roiglit for All Shippers as Lonq as the I ine Is
Opertiti'd lropcct Good for Steady Ireightinq
Hti-inesH Throuxhout the Sumnwr
H.niTrl 1 I-I.U, nl Hi KUiif
.tb UVr l!il'"'l " nwiiiomy '" "'"
.Ulrwrnl II.-I hi i.n4 lllroiilllio.li.
i, M.im 1"' M ,', ,,," J"'"
.,. r ani.i-d III ihe city hut night.
waiiorrll.rlliiiy mute. II came
llf.iat Mrl.wl with Hilnrllilrnillil
tlrin. if II" !'' illvl"'"' ' '
Sftilrfin l'r.n in lil pll" ''
TMuvflntrti.l(iit wat nut mi a tour ol
lttlH. i"'1 Wlfirrd ,r AlilxiH
...til f"l l l'"l' Htll l tutnnl
irtf In lli imf -tlim. r-l
thiUon I"" welwlll I established
cstil IMlli leached.
In J1k'Iiiii( Ittc freight situation Mr
Allult lUlnl that 111" t'i'l had '"d
umiufnl with Hi" Allium Lumber
(Vol Los Anerli . to oiat. train
I it Inil Ihrw . Till lumber
nopitij u now liMlMlnit latgo w-
aOTstl'i.lrgam. Ill mill l lo
icipKilyof HM1 fret rday, and
lk(niDihrriili 10 rut at least JO,-
MM) Itft ol IiiiiUt III III Hit. yswrs.
Jlutoftliii will I shipped to Monla
(m to l wuiknl into Iism ami III.
intiltllKiliipil In oilier California
pjibU to ! k.i I lur building purposes.
liarint thr li.ft.' jar Hint III. Klanc
iliUkv litil. u.l mil haul lumber If
till tho haul au ntiil nil freight that la
itlptnlll.il wa, Mr. Ablmtl Hales,
taimr, lint l.i. ulll not engage In
Uuklot tlm Kititiitiii I'acluV ami that
4 lll tnmr in no tali war.
5 ait when Ida Iiriglit and aMeiigr
Ttilfe ofrr die l'nkivauia tnuto will I
A "Lick" and a "Promise"
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K. K. K. STORE
"Klamath Falls Fashion Shop"
BUSINESS
R. Will Operate
LIMBER CO.
discontinued l millet) a miUrii.l gurws
muk. Mr. Abbott fa) lu will I. mil
freight anil pain nteu lo i'okrgain
long aaCapt, MrlnlllP Simla Irani to
lialititl tho tatup lo llila clt), ami mi
llio ullirr hand Mr, Mclnllin ) ho
will irateltwrrii here and I'ukrgama
at limit a lliriv la butlnrst (or liim
ll art-ma lo I game ol ")oil firil, fujr
ilear (taituii," between thise two gentlr.
iimii, ami at a Iraull II It very probable
thai ilium or lew firlghl will come over
llio I'okrgaiun routn (or an Indefinite
period. The ahlpmrnla are now quite
heavy ahil flru rarloada nl goods fur ttio
Klamalli inmlitnta will come ucr tlm
I'okrgauia routn In thoiirit Inonlli
Improving Resort
Frank Hlltlrt wt In llir city for
t ral ilaya from lilt Hpilnr (,'ick fithlnj
ireutt. He Inula forwanl lo a Trry
duty tvaton ami la atrraily incparlnj
for ll. An a.lilltluti will li built lo lilt
liouto t that lie ran arruinmolatellioM)
who do not wltli lo canipoul, nw rani
ouulu r Ulng aJJrJ tu hit ojulpuitnt
ml camp (roumla are U-ing fenced.
The reaoil will da inatle moie touYen
Unl for ramperi than it hat been lieir
toforuand will Im more ealenairely ad
vcrllird. Ut Hiimincr a large nil mix r
of lourlatt tltlU-d tlill Celebiale.1 Hailing
reaorl ami many id tliein will ri'turn
lliii)rar lotnd a few wevka.
Kumlaliwl Iioum for rent. Apply at
Ilia McInlltaTranipotlatloii Co.
That's the trouble wiih many
makes of clothing now a days, they
get a ''lick and a promise" in place
of the good old fashioned consci
entious workmanship of journey
man tailors. . It's different with
Continental clothing.
They make the clothes to fit you
don't expect you f o fit the clothes,
and while they are making them,
they make them "right"
"If the clothes don't fit, don't take
them." It will be worth your while
to investigate.
CONSTRUCT CHANNEL
Weed Contracts for Improv
nient of Property
Heiislor Aimer Weed dan signed a
contract with J. I'rank Ailaiiia for the
ttinttriirtloii of a rnnal nix inllra In
IiiikIIi In W'toA Itlvr-r nllcy. Mr.
AiUioa li to In kIii no id lm noon a li.
ran t'i't lil ilri-.liT on tint tfroiiml. Tli.
iIi.iiiihI will l lucnty-foiir fret In
w Mill nl llm Ion nml will lx four feet
Irrp. ll will kiTtilliu MohI water! off
a larrn arr of laml ownrl liy Mr. Wewl
tnl will alio kIi IiIiii water coiuiKtlon
ultli lilt rniirli. Iluilni; the Hprlng
Wool It I r pa out of lit liankt and
IniiiiOali-i a atl area ol railiiK ami
nuailow lati.lt, Tlicitikv that thoilreil
lfr will ronatiiict will confine tho
leranf Ilii' tlrr ami tin- clianntl will
act at a ilralnaK canal, Mr, UVnl ha
nmlvrtaki n llilt work alono ami will uw
lliv canal aoli y lor tlm lin.roTotunt of
!! .roril)',
Lnrqcly Attended
Tin' laii'li'lali-i hall nt Keua wai
largily atlrinle-l h) Ine MjlllIciani and
liy tlitlr cauiHlKii nimiageri and boo.
Irri. The itrnt waa a grand auoreta In
eriyway. All nl Ihe randldatr who
alii mini hrl coiiUdrut that they made
MJtuh) Uinuthvru aa the attendance
wat larici' and k' thi'iii an oppottunlty
lo inrrt many nt ra whom Ihry had
not ici-n.
The majority ol the political aaplranta
went lo the damv aa the gncit of Mayor
Ulihop In hi) U'atitilul launch. Oth.ra
dro lo Krno rally in the day and
nt the alli'liiooii with the olera of
Keno and Immediate iclnily.
The daniloK did not ivate until a late
hour and the candidate returned home
tliia morning. Thu varioua county
olUcrrt were rrprracnteil aa followa:
Hhrrllt hy lllahop, Martin and llarnec;
Clerk hy llrmido-nburg, DfUpand IM
zcl; Attiaior hy Withrow, Gardner and
Iej rnuaurcr hy lUggeti; Senator hy
llolgate and Wllllti.
I). II. CampUII wer.t lo Dorrla thlt
iiiorniug on a hntlncta trip.
RUSH MARSH WORK
Two More Dredges to Be Put
on Railroad Work
When'll. 1 Iloey waa In the city a
few dayaagohc itnleU that aomiUiIng
would he done, and that mighty toon,
lo ruih Ilia railroad grade acrota Ihe
marali. He did not atatn what the
ainothlni waa lo be hut it it now learn.
ed that the contractor, Arthh1 Maaon, la
lo do otio of two thing!, either Incrcate
hia fcrco and machinery on Ihe work or
elae give up the contract. Mr, Maaon
la eipected here from I'ortlaml at any
time to make arrangement for piuhlnc !
the conatruction of-1 he dike. It It the
plan of the Koolhern i'aciflc to hae litis
dike tomiilcktl at the earllcat jiofaihlo
time and t accomplith llita at leatt one,
and fxniluly two more dredgea, will Ixj
put on the job. It la thia part ol the
road that will caute diday In reaching
tills city aa there la no queatlon but
what the road will bo complete! to the
water Uto thlt Fall.
Hhould thu woik on the dike be ruth
ed, at la now the plant of thu englneeia,
It will make it tttlhle for the read to
get here In the early Hprlng. K-vvral
montha ago another dredge waa
shipped to Ilray by Mr. Maon.
It la tu be brought to the water and put
In ihapo for ne. It will take two ma
chines the entire Summer and Fall to
complete the dike and In order to finish
the work Mure the bail weather acta in
tbe H. 1. desire three dreogea put on
the job at toon at tbey can be shipped
In and act up for use.
The company act no special time fur
the completion of the marsh grade, but
It la very aniioua to liar, it completed
thia year. 'A solid flit la to be made
acroai the channel and the water on
either aid. la to be regulated by head
galea and a pumping station operated
hy the ICvclamatioa Sendee. Thlt
agreement hat been entered into by thu
railroad company and the terice. It
will shut oft all navigation at the point
where the railroad erotica the channel.
Seats Qoing Fast
The good teati for the performance of
"Olicr Twist" are going very fast and
it will not be surprising If there are
many who will be unablo to get Into the
theater on Friday night when Mr. and
Mrt. Mong and their company give thlt
play with all lit queer and unique char
acters. Mr. Mong will be teen In the
comedy part of Mr. llurablt, the parish
beadle and aa Fagin the Jew, in which
part we shall expect him to do tome
very effectUe acting, particularly in bit
mad teen, when he ia In prison con
demned to death. Mrt. Mong will play
the part ol Mrs. Bumble and Rose May
lie. Mr. Hroy will bo tho braUl Dill
Fykci and the magistrate Fang. Mr.
Orandin will be seen at the big hearted
boy thief, Dodger, and Miss Lewis will
have the sympathy of the audience be
cause of her clever Interpretation of tho
boy Oliver. Mr. Drlsgall will bo th.
Mr. Ilrownlow and Mr. Bernard will be
the young thief, Charlie Batvt, w Idle, at
has bcn announced, Mrs. Harvey will
bo teen in one of her favorite roles,
Nancy Syket, The murder of Nancy
by Bill, and hit subsequent death by
hanging are two scenes that will llvo
long In th. memories of Ihe auditors.
Evil Lives After
Unfortunately, the good that men do
It often interred with Ih.dr bones; the
evil lives after. The evil done H. M
Cake Uvea on, after Mr. U'Ben patted
away. In htt letter, Mr. U'Ben said
number of things; proved very clearly
that Mr. Oake was the favorite senator
ial candidate ol tho beet trust, the
Standard Oil trust, th. sugar trust, and
the tobnero trust. How many people
believed tbe late Mr. U'Ben when he
said Mr. Cake waa the beloved of the
SUNSHINE PLENTIFUL
Statistics Show Yearly Average
of 280 Clear Days
NO EXTREME HEAT OR COLD
Weather Report for Sixteen Years Shows Klamath Section
Has an Ideal ClimateAltitude Is 4,000 Feet aad
Mean Annual Temperature 48 Degrees
refute the aiterllont of Ihe deceased?
Mr. U'lten, aimlessly wandering back
from the cold realm ol discontented
thadet, liegt the quick lo tote for the
candidate whom the dead reviled. The
tolcs from tho tombt bldt ut support
Mr. Cake, but does not tell ut why. la
It possible that when Mr. U'lten pene
trated tho great mjttery called death,
ho found truth reualed, and learned
that he had wantjuly tnd maliciously
maligned Cake? Or it It potslble that
Mr. U'lten, glancing fearfully over the
Held whoso crop will sprout only at tb.
blast of Gabriel's trump, limit a tomb
stone misting, and hat returned to earn
n slab on which hit epitaph may be en
graved? May It be suggested that the
inscription react aa fullous: "Hero con
tinues to lie, V. S. U'lten, faittful to
II. M. Cake after death." The Spec
tator. Much Freight at Bray
I'artict coining In from Ilray ttat.
that freight matters are In a congested
condition at that station, and that there
nrc not enough teams to keep tho ware
house empty enough to that freight can
do conveniently handled. When Mr.
Abbott came through he says the ware
house wat full and two ran were on tbe
track to bo unloaded. Thero were no
teams to rkliei the condition. The
management of the Klamath Falls
Transportation Collates that all freight
designated "Klamath Falls" It promptly
ttarled for lU destination upon lit ar
rival at the station and that the com
pany now hat llvo teams hauling from
Uray toTeetert. Mr. Autcnreith tlatei
that the freight piled up at Bray be
longs to Merrill merchants and to other
small towns throughout the county.
Adams-Chamberlain
Itov. Geo. T. I'ratl this morning at
the Lakeside Inn performed the cere
mony that united in the holy bonds of
matrimony Miss Gladys E. Chamber
lain and Mr. W. W. 8. Adams. They
will leave tomorrow for the groom's
homo hear Merrill where they will make
their home.
SK.-;i Tho Most Perfect
tMA?M9 of Floor Paints
Makes iloort eaay to keep clsan-the home sanitary and attractive.
Roberts & Hanks
Phone 173, tmrnt Block
Mutittica prepjred by W. H. Helle-
tnan on tho weather conditions of this
section may havt a tendency to make
tho people IMng In Klamatb mora sat
ia&ed with th. existing climatic con
ditions. The records b. has show that
forth, patt listen yser. there baa
been on an average ol 980 days of sun
shine and clear weather in each year.
Thlt It record equalled by few place.
In the ttate, or any other state. In four
teen years the weather baa gone below
xero bot seven times, and It baa been
more than tig degree below bat one.
In that time. The altitude of this
section la 4,0.0 feet and tbe mild Win
ters are a surprise to every newcomers
The highest Summer temperature in
tbe sixteen years is approximately 103
degrees, while the mean Soatmer tem
perature for that period ia 90, nasi Ike
mean annual tempera tor la 41 dstrat.
ThsiUtittlct for tto entire od enow,
that tbe average annual ralalaU baa
been fourteen Inches. '
These statistics show that tatcUamato
of tbe Klamath section might ha maah
worse. There are no tilieatae ta thia1
auction in weather eoadltloaa. The
Hammers aie never hot aatl tha 1
do not have thoat extremely eM I
that am comtaeai ta tWBaea a
Weat.
Thestatlatlea gathtsti by Mr. Befl;
man should be sslsattaiely need ia ad
vtrtitlogthiacoaaby aa they compare
very favorably with tboee ol almost any
agricultural region.
The Klamath Fall! Laad Transpor
tation Co. began opeMamg th-atret
car line this morning after karlac been
shut down by permission e( the Ooaaeil
for several weeks. Tbe service will be
continued as it It until after tb. board
of directors ol tb. company has a meet
Ing and makes arrangements lor a motor
service. C. N. Hawkins and W. H.
Brown are expected here at any time
and the board will meet shortly altar
their arrival. Local Manager E. R.
Reamea state that some kind ol an
electric car will be pat on during the'-Summer.
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trutts? How many took the trouble to
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