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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1925)
PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAUX, OREGON ' MONDAY. APRIL 20, lfl2I Issued Daily except Sunday, by -The Herald Publishing .Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Sfreet, Klamath Falls, Ore. E. J. MURRAY , ":W. H. PERKINS I L. . . . Publisher News Editor A SURPRISE PACKAGE Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Klamath 'Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1S"9. f Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use .of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or hot other- wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches here- ' in are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. if SUBSCRIPTION Delivered by Carrier One Year .s0 Biz Months 8.50 .Three Months 1-95 One Month 65 RATES rtr Mull One tear 'B 0 Six Months 2-75 Three Months One Month . -S6 MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1925 A SORRY MESS ' The jury that passed upon the guilt of A. A. Anness 'returned a verdict of guilty in four minutes, according to newspaper reports from Portland. Two minutes after ' wards he had been sentenced to the federal penitentiary for five years. Judge Bean, in passing sentence, stated that it" was the most revolting crime of this character that had ever come before him. Yet, this man Anness ' was turned loose by the circuit court of Klamath county j i n lofonHofl in the federal court , dv vv, ami lie iim uv,v.v - - P. Myers, acting district attorney of Klamath countj. fine condition of affaire, don't you think? ... -. ' 1 - ' A j TONIGHT ' If you are interested in the development of Klamath 'Tails; if you are desirous of keeping every entrance to this city wide open for any railroad that desires to enter; - Uf vdu want to put yourself on record as being friendly to 'the. Northern Pacific-Great Northern-Oregon Trunk .li.nc .nmi'mr-tft this ritv: then eo to the city hall tonight . -and by your presence show where you stand. Considera- tion of, Mayor Goddard's veto of the Strahorn resolution . will come before the council tonight, provided an effort is made to pass it over his veto. Don't stay at home, " depending upon your neighbor to do your duty in this r matter. Be there yourself so as to register your protest against any attempt that may be made to bottle up this ' city Let it be known that the day has passed when Klamath Falls can be delivered over to special interests bv the city council. You have a mayor who is standing 5 by you Stand by him. Let him know that the people nf Klamath Falls are backing him up in his fight to keep this city for your benefit and not for the benefit of the men who have been exploiting it for years. l AT THE PINE TREE Alburlus, the Miracle man thro ugh a tortunate open date will be with us Tuesday tor two more per formances, matinee and night and promises ' a rea cnsa:voi in front of the Pine Tree theatre where he will be suspended head down lock ed in a .straight Jacket, and will make his escape in plain slRht of the crowd. . Last night he proved beyond question of doubt his mystic power when he road questions that had been sealed In steol tubes and so marked that had they been open ed the owners would have known. . In addition to Alburtus the popu lar Jack Hoxle appears In a rapid- fire western feature "Riding Thund- " a raring comedy and an Inter esting News reel. hold both handles of their seat in excited anticipation of what will come next. The story tells of young Jninen Kent, who is employed as n struc tural Iron worker, but during his spare moments has perfected an In vention on his high-powered racing car that convinces him ho has the fastest motor car that ever digested "gas." WINTER COMES BACK WITH HEAVY SNOWS AT THE LIBERTY WHY YOU SHOULD BE INTERESTED j .-. The average resident of the city takes little interest in the fight that is being made to compel the California ' nrorrrm Pnwpr pnmnanv to return to the farmers the power sites and water rights that were stolen by the f Reclamation Service and handed over to that corporation. v finf it moans mnrp tn the residents of the city than it does to the f armers, for if the farmers win it will mean " the cutting of the cost of electricity in two, if not better. This statement is made upon the experience of the I Minidoka project. We take the following from the New , Reclamation Era, the official publication of the Recla ... Tnntirvn Service: '"Fortune has favored the Minidoka project in South era Idaho in providing a surplus of electric power over the demands of the electric pumpine division. ' Then it goes on to tell of the selling of the excess ; power to the town of Burley and other communities, which in turn retail it to the small consumers. Of these 7". latter it says: , ':, .,'.,...',, - ' - "Smnll ffinsnmers nav a hieher rate per kilowatt-hour than the larger consumers. Under existing lighting rates, THE SMALL CONSUMER IS ENTITLED TO USE 50 KILOWATT-HOURS FOR A MINIMUM ' PAYMENT : OF $1.84 PER MONTH, OR 3.7 CENTS PER KILO- WATT-HOUR." ; You now pay the California Oregon Power company - 10 cents a kilowatt-hour. If the Klamath Irrigation dis Jl" tric't had not been robbed of its power possibilities, if it had not been prevented by the Reclamation Service "' 'from developing the electric energy, you today would ' ' be in the same position as the people of Burley. You would be paying between 3 and 5 cents for what you are ".' paying to a private .corporation 10 cents.' The people of Klamath Falls are vitally interested in this matter. It has a direct bearing upon the growth of "' the citv. If the farmers win, it will mean a slashing of .. the cost of electric energy that will make Klamath Falls one of the greatest manufacturing centers in Oregon, .'This statement will be disputed and pooh-poonea , oy those who are under the thumb of the California Oregon ' Power comnanv. but before the fight is ended it Will be '(""shown1 in "these columns that this statement "is correct i and that instead of .being the great . benefactor and de- veioper uiai me ruwei cumpaii.y claims iibcix w uc n will be seen that it is, next to the Reclamation Service, the greatest handicap and stumbling - block this com Last evening, the audience at the Liberty Theater, where that spec tacular melo-drama, "The CyclJne Rider," was the attraction, the aud ience after regaining their breath, unanimously agreed this ' fast-moving automobile thriller "the best ever." The story was written by Lincoln J. Carter, the master writer and producer of the greatest melo dramas the stage ever played. With "The Cyclone Rider" under the ac curate direction of Thomas Iluck Inghara, the thriller roars from one hair-breadth escape to another no that most of the tii. one needs Cuugbt In the storm that has pre vailed throughout Oregon the past week, Klamath Kails this afternoon was In the grips of a violent snow storm accompanied by a steady wind from the north and northwest. Advices from the V. S. Wonthor bureau In Portland today indicate a general frost throughout tho state which,, it was predicted would result In heavy damage to craps and trees-, yet In an immature stage. LOST EYESIGHT It is harder to re gain lost eyesight than it i s to keep what you have by caring for it in time. Let us tell you . . about it 3S """" j " """ . x "C zz ""fZr 77 5r m -i T!g--i nzszt ! t :i 'jjs.3 "n 1 2:1. Dr. Goble 700 M UX Kyca Kxninineil Repairs Cilnsses Kitted Quick Service Eat Better For Less At the WASHINGTON CAFE Drop In and see for yourself why so many people prefer to eat bore and why, once thoy start the stay right with us. AMKKICAX AXI CIIIXESK IMKHES 125 SOUTH SIXTH. WEB BII1XO, Prip. 13. i:t. H. IS. 1". IS. 20. 21. 24. 2.-,. 2S. 30. 31. 33. .I.",. 3. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 41. 4.V 47. 4 it. 51. S3. on. 113. 114. IIOIIIZONTAI, Lino nf inrs. ' tUui'k vlat'ous lliluld uliulnutl rum pent, Itnlalliig wlietd In u hIkiiiii tur bine. Kxturnnl. ' f To nltroKKiilne. Hublier tree. Koe, t Itril that reneniblxs ostrlih. Kunilshed Willi folios. Drug used ns I'lUlmi'tk. ' Meager. To perch. Alloy of copper and line. Lows as 11 cow. 811m of money lent nt Interest. 1'ald publicity. Mux 1 111. Kiippllvs with mull. Jumbled type. l'olnt. - " . Inborn. ' ' 8un. ' Within. To throw off, epseclally na tural covering, as liulr. A tuilminee. Morlndln dye. Is Indebted. Oenulne. Tried. Voting soul. Fresh-water ""h f snlmon fnmlly. Water nyiniili, also mussel. ITovjrlculors. Inflnmmiitlon on eyolld. Condition. Ago. InliiiMlunts under the same meridian but opponllv pui'ulluln of liitltudn. Anger. A caper. Ileforo. Lever worked liy Iho foot. VKHTICVf. Digit of tho foot. Pertaining to Norsemen. Dined. No. Ponderous volumes. Word or syllable with no ac cent. IjiilKhlllK. Corded clolh. To pull wllh great effort. Common olive trees. rlcarlet. Medlovul ntsute. Tapestry, v Depot. Subsist. 211. 27. 2 'J. 30. 32. 34. 3:., 3i!. 41. 4 3. 4.1. 4U, IS. SO. 51. 54. 5fi. 57. 5K. Ilil. 1. 62. - l'ei'ielvi'd by si'iise of feeling. To set tinties, Variation of "u, Stewpan, llluik Iiiiwii. Tardier. Noise. To fhllnh. tiuoKraphlnil drawlitg. ' llluo grass. f I To vow. I playing curd, one of 1. Hone. . I .id;-! Wooer. Heboid. 1 Mining lasting fooll. Piepnr.it lou of Hour and water nicil as a glue, person to whom money has been put. I. i Kxtretue. Meadow. .Provident lnort. Membraneous bag. " To drink slowly. To belli. Kliuke lIKe fish. ' ' VI'STEHDAV'K BOM'TIOX '.5 ! r JR I A IMN H S IHI iLlW-itiS. f F lAIAmnijF N L SlA ILL CMI HQ W 0.9. Q o aJQ fy? -MS s 6 '? raj? fl'mjaAVE. INSPIMT 4'OPCO I'l.AXT (HihtIdI to The llemlil) VKKKA, Calif., April 20. Sev enty representative men of Duns mulr and frlemls from Yrcku and Ktnii spent 'yesterdiiy Inspecting tho iihw ilydro-electrle project on the K hi mnl h river near ('iio as the gnosis nf the California Oregon Power roinpany. They went by special train uml were escorted by ihe DiinKiuiilr band. piiim i: at iiiahav IIIAHAN'. Sniliherii Nigeria, April 2(1, The Prince of Wales arrived hern tmliiy lifter a tiring Journey from Kimo. Ho oiK'iiuntered wel come change In temperiituro -with conl breezes. iT.sorsis op Tin: axni ai. statb- stnoi-his tiik ans-i-ai. virvT in,' The Aetna Ctusuitlty and Surety Company to thp I Hur in11 ' 'oininit"iir " t h' Suite of UrrKoa. purmjunl o Jaw: ( upltitl. 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