The Evening herald., April 25, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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SATURDAY, APRIi: 2 1025 '
' EVENING' HER ATA KLAMATH FfHAR. OREflON
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ANITAT1QN IN
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PLAN
The
hksoikcks
Hills Receivable . 41,250.887.64
V. 8. Bonds :..v., .. 462.05U.0i
, Other bonds., warrants and securities SS.l04.0!t
Federal Reservo Slock '. a fi.SOO.OD
Ileal Estate, Furnitue and Fixtures ..a SS,72.4i
Five per cent Redemption Fund....- .' B, 000. 00
Cash on Hund and Due from Banks .' 03tSS3.41
' ' $2,610,597.61
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .' 200.000.00
Surplus and 1-ndi.vlded Profits , , 2S. 233.52
Circulation : 100.000.00
Deposits .-. .- ..: 8.2S2.35S.09
i
- i ' - .. .. - $2. 610, 597. 61
The First National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
, Capital Stock $200,000.00
The Washington Cafe
la the meat popular eating place In Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
YOU CAJT . ,
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AXD
123 South Sixth .
Announcement
Special Dinner
Special Music
Sunday
Night
6:30 to 8:30 ,
Harry Borel
Betty Ramsby,
Accompanist."
White Pelican
Hotel
Wood
Plenty .of Blocks on hand
now, fresh ifrom the bin, quick
'dellyerles, city or country.
We have a nice match safe
that we give with an order
for a double load of blocks.
Call at our office and get
yours.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
Phone 93
New Parcel
Post Rates
If you ship goods by
Parcel Post call at . our
office and get one of
the new Fourth Class
or Parcel . Post , Rate
Cards.
Free
These give the new
rates a c c o r d i n g to
zones, which went into
effect April 15. - . . ..
W.O.SMITH
Printing Co.
- -Quality- Printing')'. "
First National Bank
of hlainutli Kalis Oi-eiiou
til lln C1om of Business
April 0,
CHINESE DISHES
Wee Shin, Prop.
I
BE NEAR PLANT
Sprague River ' Residents
Discussing Location'
of New School
Logical location of the new coun
ty school to bi erected at Sprague
river this summer, and to be ready
for use' next fall, is half way be
tween the settlement proper of
Sprague and the Campbell-Towle
Lumber company located on Sprag
ue river, It has been decided, Coun
ty School superintendent Fred Pet
erson said today. Mr. Peterson has
Just returned from Sprague river
where he conferred with residents
of that conrai unity on the project.
Inasmuch '- as 12 or 15 small
houses for ' mill .workers at the
Campbell-Towle' mill, are being
erected, It would be a mistake to
locate the BChool to? far away from
the mill, Mr. Peterson explained.
Final arrangements for the new
school building' will be made at an
early date and a contract -will prob
ably be let late this spring.
The road to Sprague river, lead
ing froth Dairy, out through Hllde
brand and the Squaw Flat country,
is In bad shape Mr. Peterson said.
It is Just a shade better than im
passable. The mill at Sprague River Is now
cutting about 35,000 board feet; a
day. .v ''.-.'-.
COPCO DREDGER CREW
WORKING AT ALGOMA
Transporting the dredger' across
the railroad dike and building a
new bsrge upon which the dredger
is situated, has been the occupation
of the dredger crew of the Califor
nia Oregon Power company during
the past few weeks. -
' The dredger Is now engaged in
excavating a log pond for the Al
goma lumber company. As soon as
this project is completed other work,
either excavating more log ponds or
digging channels in the like will be
started.
LANDLORDS REAP PROFITS !
WHEN PROPIXOUITV KAILS
BERLIN, April 24. Housing fa
cllltlcs are still so scarce In Berlin
that the question ot living quarters
not Infrequently has a deterrent ef
fect on contemplated divorce ac
tions. .
Once a couple is divorced each
party normally would seek another
place to live, but lack of suitable
dwellings often compels them to
divide up their apartment and con
tinue to reside under the same roof.
'But such procedure seldom has re
sulted successfully. . There Is usual
ly so much friction that one of the
parties eventually givos up the fight
and moves out. , , - ,
The population . of . the . United
Stales,, is estimated... at. ,U3,fi00, 000
which 11 about how ' mhny have
sixrlng fever. I
s
SITE TO
EMPLOYES ORGANIZE
INTO SOCIAL CLUB
Hereafter the members of tho
personnel ot the First National
bank will be known as the First
National Hl-Jinkers, it was an
nounced today following a meeting
of the bank' employes at which they
formed a social club.
The first social event will be a
dance at" the White Pelican hotel on
the evening 'of May 6. Later Is Is
planned to give a banquet and other
Boclal activities to which the friends
of the bank' employes will be In
vited, are planned. , , :
OREGON WINS ITS
FIRST BALL GAME
EUGENE. Ore.. April 23. The
Uaiverslty of Oregon openod Its t ' t0 be built next year. There
baseball season here yesterday v af- -u' bttv Populous llttlo com
ternoon by winning from Pacific ! "unity, with no adequate sanitation
University, 10 to 3. The outatandi i facilities. It wsuld be hardly rlgr't
Ing feature of the game was the j t0 0?k these-people to stand tho
hitting of Howard Hcbson, Oregon Penso of establishing cos) pools,
second Backer, who tripled twice, ! when tb-ev ar0 ossurjd of roll-jf la
knocked out one double and one j he near? futni'N If Is n Trnbl.nn
single out of his four times nfbat. wnlc" w n'ust handlo and at tills
1 EX-COP CONVICTED
PORTLAND, Ore., April 24.--Frank
: E. Lowe, ex-constable of
Mllwaukie, Ore., charged with con
spiracy to violate tho prohibition
law, was found guilty of conspiracy
and possession of 'two bottles of
moonshine by a federal court Jury
today. . , f ',
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
Boards
'Shiplap '
Demension
Siding -Lath
...
Mouldings
In fact practically
all items for con
struction or.. , repair
work
Drive out and look
it over .'
Pelican Bay
Lumber Co.
E. W. Renick
Public Accountant
Accounting
and :
Auditing ;
SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG.
1
GDUNTY
L
Dr. Hugo Muench of State
i Board of Health Submits
Report of Work
; ' "1 have been in many rupldly ex
' pandlns lumber communities, pur
I tleularly In the south, but 1 have
yet to sue the town of this typo
ith.it van compare favorably . with
Kluntath Falls with regard to health
j ami sanitation. '
i This is the opinion of Dr. Hugo
j Muench Jr. after a two-day luspec-
tiou of the health conditions In
.Klamath Falls and outlying rural
j. communities. Dr. MMeuch Is con
nected with tho state ilopartutdut,
with the county health units of Ore
gon under his charge. -
"County Health Officer Newsout
and I have gone over Klumuth Falls
inspected the watar system, thu
sewer systoin ami other matters of
less Importance," Dr. Muench enld.
"When ono consider the type of
city Klamath Falls Is. how fast It
is growing and how U Is prlinurlly
a lumber city,, the health and sani
tation (facilities aad the response of
the people to t:io admonitions of the
health department is remarkable."
Water Kjstoin O. K.
Tbj health officer was favorably
Impressed with the water system of
Klamath Falls, established cn the
east side ot Klamath Falls.
"Tao wells are so deep that they
are free from surface contamina
tion,'' he pointed out. "If there was
any seepage of water from Un
river Into the wells, or any con
tamination whatsoever, It would
ihow In the semi-monthly analyst
made of the water.
"You have something of a prob
lem In- the northern part of town,
...
"ner0 1 unaorstaua a sower system
time Dr. Jvcwsoni has evorM plans
In mind which will probably hau'Ile
the situation."
Visit Sli-rriU
County Health Doctor Newsout
and Dr. Muench tbgother visited
Merrill following several complaiut3
that were made to the county unit
office concerning sanitation facili
ties of tbfe community. Dr. .Muench
declined to comment on their find
ings! Dr. Muench" leaves today for tho
northern part c.f the stale. This Is
bis first (visit to Klamath county
and be plans io make regular v-.al'i
at monthly interval.. 11
I
'(Combined From Pngo One)
"Great rejoicing here and thro
ughout the country, your friends
are oxtrcmoly happy that a Jury
chosen from the good peoplo of
Montana have acquitted you nnd
vindicated Justice.
"But every decent self-respecting
American citizen must bow his head
with shame in the face of thb estab
lished fact that tho leaders, ot a
political party land hlghost respon
sible public officials have prostitut
ed a great department of, govern
ment to subvert Justice,- shield the
guilty ami convict an honest man
of crime."
Justice department officials have
ulwuys maintained that tho conspir
acy indictment recently "returned
here, was wholly independent of the
proceeding at Great Falls, but the
friends of ; Senator Whooler have
taken the opposite view. The case
here was prepared by Assistant At
torney General Donovan, who is alj
sent from Washington; ; - '
General1
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
" V PHONE '317"
DEC
ED
JURORS
ACQUIT
ION
01
E
(Contimii'il Front I'iiko Omi)
"If U nppoarn the Oregon '.Trunk
rait ha extended southward; It Is
our belief buslnoss .v o u Ul be nllimt
lated lliore iunl further dovelopwent
would tallow. There would bo nioro
busluess for all Interests con
corned. ' r
"Tho status of the rami na m.tiiped
from Bend South' was that tho
surveys mada there had eonfllots
with the Natron cut-off of the
Southern PacUlo company. There
-ro places whore tho surveys ujod
the same ground untl tho romh
crussed.
"In 1810 and 1911 Joint snrvnys
were made so that tho lines would
not Interfere with each other tu
there Is uo particular Inlorfonno
there now. There Is un unflnlsUed
project that 1 think should bo taken
up and pushed thrqugh nnd It will
not Interfere With other lines.
.Mum llnvo Support
"Th peoplo of Oregott know
very well that money Invottod . lit
railroads must be supported, both
ns to capital account and opsratlng
e.xponse. It the llneu aro to succeed.
There has been somo unnecc'sniy
duplication and needless expense In
the line as built tou'.h turn the Co
lumbia river to Bend.
"It will be our aim, whou wo
go south tram - Bend, to avoid
duplication and exponas and to do
iWth every dollar tho most that
cm be dono with It, so as to get tho
most traffic tar nil Interests con
corned. Tbo territory from. Bend
to Klamath Falls can be served
economically and well when tho
tlnio comes and wo hope to treat It
around tho table In the manner that
has been, suggested by Mr. Doy and
dlscusi It with business men of
Portland, for such a mofeitod will
be most Impartmt to us."
' Ben Dey, counsel for the South
ern Pacific company. In a procood
Ing talk said that Oregon would
realize what It hoped In rnllroa.l
building soonir b? a policy of co
operation than by a program - of
litigation and aiitigonUm. He ad
vised business men to call upon
rnllrond executives and learn their
problems and said tho public In
terest would bo aided If the rail
road head wore allowed tJ work
out their plans In their own way.
Natron Work
Mr. Doy reported progress ou tlu
EuRono-Klaniuth Falls lino.
Forty-fivo mllos -of track had
been laid and was in oporatlon of
tho whole extension vt 108 mllos,
and S3 miles had been graded.
Twenty-five miles remained to bo
completed and this was said to be
substantially under way. Tbo tun
nel at the summit, more tbnn 3000
feet long, was two-thirds bored and
by July the track would bo built
through It, bringing the line from
Kirk In the Klamath basin west of
the Cascades. Completion ot thu
new road was expectod early next
year.
Carl R. Gray,- president of the
Union Pacific, made no reference at
all to the Oregon rail situation,
sji7o In a most general way. Ho
said tiat people wore apt to warn
a thine; very baJly until they gat It
and tien interest lapsed. '
Opening of Community Club
Will Be staged on May
1 Plan Celebration
The Morrill Community club on
the evening or May 1,'wlll bo tho
host to 'Klumuth county at tho of
ficial opening of the Community
building, It wus, announced today.
Dosirous of having citizens of
other communities to Join thorn In
celebrating the official opening, tho
community club liua oxtsniled Invl
tutions to all tbo community clubs
of tho county nnd tho .chamber of
commerce, besides n general' Invita
tion, to tho publla to Join-with the:n
In the celebration. ' '
Wlilln the' civic center, has. boon
cnmpluted for. some time and has
been used on sovortil occasions, tho
new building has not been officially
opened, ' ' .' . . :
I'rolmbly no Klamath riirnl com
munity project was ever put over
with such quickness and dispatch as
tho community club movement at
Merrill. When the citizens of Mor
rill decided to build the structure,
sufficient money was raised . with
oasn, the site selected hy It majority
vote of the 'Stockholder In the club
without ndverso, romninnlf und the
hit IJiiiiiK erected in a short tlmo.
i.jConnnltte-Tirei-working ion the
program thut will entertain visitors
at Hie opening celebration,1
EXTENSION
MERRILL TO BE
HOSTTOCOUNTY
Auto
Wrecking
We have wrecked 125
' ' for thejr
The following
Na ill Six
Itiilik Mxi
Oakland fUvn
Saxon Mixes'
Immlli-r Mxes
Clievrnlel 41111
Clievriiloi liiihy (il mill
1 Dixie Flyer
:l ifcolp'
I lrt lit!
i Elyln Six
0 Fords ,
Rring in your old part
We also carry a stock,
y il i ii
Klamath Falls Auto Co:,
"The small garage with a large trade"
ROY CALL, Prop,
221 Main Phone 246-R
RACINE
Tires
The Test of Tire Value
No tire that we know strike a fairer
balance between quality and price.
Every RACINE cord la bnilt itrictly oo a
' quality basis; and its cost to ytra is a just
and accurate reflection of its value.
MOTOR INN GARAGE-
230 MAIN PHONE 294-J
S
Largest Organization Is
Completed Midland
Has New Group
Organization of tho Lone Pino
Dairy Cult club, tho largosl over to
bo- organized in this county, was an
nounced this morning by County
Clifb Leader prank Boxton. The or
ganization was effected nt the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Klgor.
Mrs. Kiger Wns chosen local oltib
loader; Earl Jackson, president;
Entln B. Klgor, vice president; Bry
ant WHHims, aeeretnry. Following
is tho momberslilp of IB: llrynnl
Williams, Roy Itensley, Carl Klgor,
l.ouls Wllllums, James' .luckiion,
Earl Jackson, Paulino Ileiinloy, Mur
gle Bowman, Audrey JCIger, Lorlona
flloasloy, Vernon Ilitrsh, Konneth
Kigor, Esther Klgor, Cecil Haley,
BUI BJlby, Eugene Morrltt, Tholma
Lowls, arid Phelps Lewis.
Completion of tho organization of
tho Midland Dairy Calf club was al
so announced today, ' fllx imnmborB
form tho enrollment. 8, U. Burnett
Is "local club' leader; Anna Burnett,
prcsllent; M.iry Dol Faltl, vlco
presldeiitj Archlo Spence, secretai-y.
' The following compose tho mem
bership; Mary Del Fnttl, Ml Del
Fntll, Milthow Del Fnttl, Anna Ilur
nott, Archlo Hpenco and - Dulplin
Sponoe, . '- , '" '
lit Iluffalo, . -y Ui'y " HXontH
wrockod n lirowofy, no u hnt 'Hitin
mor M the wethor forccant' for
IlnffHlo,
COUNTY CLUB
ARE ORGANIZED
I--'
cars of. all , popular makes i
good parts. ,
is a partial list.'
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1 HuiUoit. Super lllx
. m v I art I '
J H 'tmlille Trurk '
U Ovt'ilnml Mutel Btl
1 Cvilnml, 75
1! Ovi'i-liiml 7.1
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" Mii-iilu-iw Six
l! MluilelMikei'S 1U1H
Vj'Ho Six -
and we can duplicate it
of new replacement parts, t
WARM WKATHKIl ' "'
INDIANAPOLIS. InJ., April tS
Temperatures : nearly 15 , degrees
: -bovo normal prevullod throughout
Indiana today. Alt noon the torn
peraturs hero: w M degreos, tho
highest of tho year. , - '
j . :
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World Fire and Marine
Insurance Company
nt llnrlfoft. In th Ntniti of CnnnoflttfiUi,
nn Hi th.rtv-drtit ly of Utwimhrtp.
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