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CUTAINTKD TUODUCTS COKPOUXTION
II. CO. WINS OUT
S. P.. I P.
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Southern Pacific to Have
Revenue Reduced to
. 10 Per Cent
WAHIItNUTON, I). C, Auk.'3,-7
TIid division of freight rales between
tlio Southern Pacific mid tlio Nevada,
Callfriilii ,ti Oregon railway aro do
lu roil unjust mill unreasonable In nn
opinion announced by tlio In torn Into
commerce commission, Tlio opinion
asserts "lluii tlio proportion of IIiIh
trnfflr accruing to tlio Southern Part
flo nmy properly bo reduied by mi
averaiio of 10 pur cut ami tlio
lllllOIIIll (if Hlldl roillll llollH llllill'll In
tin' priipiiilloiiH accruing to tlio Nev
mill, California ft Oregon."
Passenger rules worn not consider
'il. 'I'lii! riimmUslini lielil Hint tin)
locoril lit limuffltli nt to permit pre
mrlhlug nrii'itnary readjustment In
ili'tnll, lint tlm HuiiIIhtii I'aclflc In In
Mrtuled In work nut tli'i"! details hh
lliut tlii'y will lirconto effecllvo not
In I it Ilia n next October I,
Tlio petition of llii! Nevada, Callfnr
nl:i K Oregon In abandon Itri linn,
which liaii Hit terminus nt Lnkevlnw.
Oregon, mi thu ground that tlio re
ii'lplit ilo nut warrant tin oniliiiiaui ,
tlm (timiiilSsliiu Mill liiiiiilln In a rep
jirntitx opinion, although In tlm detl
hlnil ailliulltict'il tmlll)' tlm belief In
mprcurctl that tlm rniul should aban
don It lino between Hackslnff run',
Wendell, In Lassen county, Califor
nia. Thin part of tlm linn Is declared to
ho "unnocessar)" nnd "unproduc
tive." Thn ruad proposed In tills
event to list) tho material thus re
lunnotl In repairing tho lino north of
Wendell. The decision held that the
road U being efficiently operated.
An Indication of what may lie ex
pected lu thn commission's decision
on tlio application (or abandonment
Is contained lu toda)'s rullnc, where
in Il 11 stated:
"Tho aluo of tho road to tho com
munities nerved Is well established
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SPORTS
Up in the Air
body Denver brook at an oxcltlnr
Juncture of tlio tennis tournament
at Hurllncham, Ensland. Suzanne
Lcmlcn and Mrs. Ilcamlib, OrlUib
Unnla expert, took part.
and tho record Indicates that It han
been receiving and wilt contlnun to
reecho an Important volumo of traf
fie for movement over respondent's
lines. Tlio larso measure of public
sorvlco which this line Is able to ren
der Justifies a sufficiently liberal
treatment of IIh divisions to cnablo
It to 'bo self sustaining and to con
tlnuo to clvo service so far as It Is
possible, to rcconntio Its needs with.
out at the same time compelling toh
nectlne carriers to liandto tho partlt
culnr traffic for a revenue less than
a fair minimum requirement"
l.AKUVIKW, Ore, AtiRUit 28.
Clmii. Moran. president of tlio N.
(.', ()., holds that tlio luteritatu com
merce commission had allowed bis
road an Incrcnn'o of 10 per cent from
tho Southern .Pacific and tho aband
onment of tho section between V,'tit'
del and llackstnff. thus virtually
clluiluutlni; tlio Western I'aclflc from
this section. Tho order becomes ef
fective October 1, only six vceks
henev,
.It thus appears that Mr. Moran
has nun his flRht lu his contest with
tho W. I, and S. P.. nltlioui;h not ro
icMiik tho full nmuunt asked for.
Tho "At'slern l'uclflc seems to have
entirely Inst out, nlllniuch It ran
Mil! riuih tho N.-C.-O., over tho
kioutheru Pacific tracks from Klnuiil
can. Such an arrangement, however.
Is not likely to provo satisfactory,
and It Is within the rausu of possi
bilities that tho V. P. will seek such
other ami further relief as may bo
deemi'il necessary.
Under tho now conditions tho pur
ihasu or tho N.-t'.-O. by tho W. P. Is
within raiiK of possibilities us Is also
lin construction of it nuw lino thru
SurprUo vulley by way of Kaudnnsu
iass to I.akovlow. Taken nltoKother
tho prcsont situation Is mora promis
ing for tho future than nnyliliiK that
has occurred for somo line. Tho eli
mination of tho Wvudell-IIiukstaft
suction will permit tho N.-U-0. to
rIo better service, luabiuucli as It
reduces Itn trarkugo it llttlo over 1G
miles.
J. P. Farley, (raveling freight nnd
passenger agent of tho Vv. P.. ex
presses tho opinion that tho Wundel
Ilackstaff bcctlou will not bo aban
doned and that Ills road will con
tinue o do business hereabouts tlio
smno as In years gono by. UowoiVr.
bIx weeks will soon roll by and then
perhaps wo will know what tho rail
road future lias In store fur us.
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Tho meio fact that a girl is In lovo
with a man is no sign that sho is not
going to mako spmo otlior follow
bollovo or think bo has tho bottor
cbanco. '
TREES SHRUBS
ROSE BUSHES
BULBS
Order them now (or fall
dollvcry.
KlamathFlowerShop
Cut Flowers Plants
Phono 689 834 Main St.
Cubs Romp Home With
Victory Over Jockeys
In ono of Dm llvellmt basoliall
Riimcii hero this Kensoii, tho Klamath
Cubs yesterday nosed out n victory
over tho Fort Klamath Jockeys with
n score of 9 to 7. Tho Port Klam
ath team wns reinforced by several
local players, causing tho Cubs to
step lively to brine homo tho bacon.
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Cubs 9 12 1C
Jockeys ..7 8 13
Lost River Giants
Swamp Dorrii Demons
Tlio Dorrls Demons went down to
defeat on thulr own grounds at Dor
rls y sterday buforo the Lost ltlver
(Hants by a scorn of 20 to 2. Tho
features of tho gamo wcro the pitch
ing of Jess Drown nnd tho catching
of Jim Stevenson, both of the (Hauls.
PLANS-MADE FOR
SPEED CLASSIC ON
KANSAS CITY TRACK
KANSAS CITV. Mo.. Aug. 28.
Plans virtually hnvo been citfiiplctrd
for tho 300 milu International speed
classic., to bq beld oror Kansas City's
now $100,000 speedway, September
1C. Racing followers dAtro that
svcral records should booroken.
Entries havn been received from
tho foremost drivers of tbo gamo, In
cluding Jimmy Murphy. 1922 A. A.
A. champion, Harry H'arti runner-up
to Murphy at tbo Indianapolis race
this year, Tommy Milton, 1921 A. A.
A. champion, Cliff Durant, Itoscoo
Rarlcs. Al Mclchcr. Joo Thomas.
Frank Elliott and Jerry Wondcrllch.
From the Pacific coast comes word
that Dennett Hill, one of the en
trants, Is coming with a new car
specially dcslgnod which has mado
120 miles an hour.
'The mile, and a quarter oval track,
banked at an anglo of 42 degrees,
will permit a speed of 120 miles an
hour, according to "Jack" Prince,
board track designer and originator,
who bad cliargo ot Its construction.
The track will bo 'ready for elimina
tion trials about September 5, The
two stool grandstands will scat 3J(
000 persons.
Tho American legion will dedicate
'tho new speedway In ceremonies pro
ceeding tho racu. Hunford McNIdcr,
national commander, is scheduled to
bo present.
Capt. Eddlo Itlckcnbacher will be
tho referee of the event.
Way of Duck Hunters
Is Beset .With Thorns
PULLMAN, Wash.. Aug. 38. Tho
way of tho Pullman duck buntcr is
beset with thorns. For Instance, tho
city officials have ruled that ho must
keep Ms decoy gecso outside tho city
limits, where their more or less In
cvssaut honking will not disturb tho
neighbors und cause them to lose
sleep.
1'rof. r C. Cbalfant. bead of the
foreign lauguago department at
Washington stato college, Is un en
thusiastic sportsman. Ills stock ut
nqulpmvut Includes several wild
gecso which ho usos for decoys, nut
tbo neighbors complalnod to tho
chlof of polleo, who rofcrrcd tho mat
tor to tho city council. Tho city
fathers, attor consulting tho ordi
nance book, decided that tho gcoso
wcro violating at least six ,of the
municipal ordinances.
Shocked at the tidings, Professor
Cbalfant has agreed to tako his dis
turbing honkers to somo secluded
spot outsldo tho corporate limits,
where they can oxcrciso their vocal
cords to tholr hearts' contont, with
out disturbing tho neighbors. Tho
city tatbors opino this will bo a satis
factory solution ot tho difficulty.
llut There Aren't Many
St. Poter was examining a n)vlv
arrived immigrant reeking entrance
Ho had given bis occurctlon iu edi
tor and publisher. Following U a
transcript ot tbo testimeny:
Q. "Ah, yes ot th? world's
greatest nowspapor?"
A. "No, sir. Just a common
rag."
Q. "Circulation ,tho largost in
your city!"
A. "No, sir; oh, no ludcefti Ono
ot thx smallest In the country."
"You'll do," said Bt. J'otor. "Pick
your harp."
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sped along the staU highway nt Itoadlng, Mass. Abovo is thn wreck ot
tho auto of Samuel Ilamvcy, of Mcdford, Maxs., said to hnvo been struck
by Wood's car. Dolow is tlm wreck of Wood's car which crnihed Into n
telephone pole, killing Wood nnd bis companion, Aloxandir Qardnor, ot
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78TH DIVISION TO
HOLD FIRST REUNION
AT ATLANTIC CITY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. -A call
has been issued by L.t. Col. A. J.
L'lleureux. former adjutant, to- all
members of the 78th (Lightning)'
Division to attend the first annual
reunion ot the division, in Atlantic
city, September 30 nnd October 1.
Tlio division, which was organized
at, Camp l)lx, N. J., from national
army men of New York, Nuw Jersey,
Delaware, ?lllnols,and, the Vow Eng
land states, saw actlvo service, In
tho Tout Sector nnd In Uie St. Mlhlcl
and Argonno offensives.
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES
Are the Best Recommendation of
O. A. C
Till ltltutlon offers a thorough, practical, aad standard ettu.
,1-aUon at a cost withla reach ot the high school gradunte.
It offers training for collegiate degrees In: m
Agrldilturo
Commerce
Engineering nnd Mechanic Arts
Forestry
Home Economics
.It offers training aUo In: Tho School ot Music, Physical
Education, Industrial Journalism.
Fall Tcnn Opens September IB. ,
,For circulars ot information nnd Illustrated booklet wrllo to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Oregon
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All made under the most sanitary
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Come and look our plant over, we
invite inspection at any time.
KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY
EDITORIAL
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Major General Jonies II. McRao,
who commanded tho illvlaioA during
the war. Colonel Chnrlcs llorroo.
Chief of Staff, and Llcutonant Colon
el Walt C. Johnson, and Major Jan.
L. Frlnk, assistant cttlors ot staff
with tho divisions, during the war,
will bo among thoso attending tho,
reunion. It was announced.
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small, tho lobster bursls'lt li'a ncr-
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