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:tj' PAGE &IX 'EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY; May 14, : Pi 111 It life : Mi apt - 1 Issued Daily, .except Sunday, by The Herald Publisbinj( Cbrnpariy. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, '.'Klamath Falls,. Ore, E. J. MURRAY . W. H. PERKINS- Entered as second class matter at the, postoffice :at :Klamath Kalis, Oregon, under act of March .3, 1S79. ' 1 ' Member of the Associated Press Tlie Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not 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. v ', ' .'; 1 .. SUBSCRIPTION Delivered by Carrier .. .. Ope Year .. ,.........$6.50 Six Months ................. 3.50 Three Months '. ... 1.95 One Month ......... ....... ...... .65 Wednesday; THE WHY OF THE RESOLUTION , It has been puzzling, many why the Strahorn crowd were satisfied with the passage of a resolution, granting permission to the 0. C. . & E. to , lay 'its tracks across Sixth street. It is supposed by many that, in order to secure such a right, an ordinance -will be necessary. " ; But such is not the case.'' .. ' ' '' ' tl will,be remembered that sometime ago Mr. Strahom made application to the Public Service Commission p Oregon for permission .to. extend the lines of the 0. C. & E. to the terminal site ;: also out through Mills addition and up Link river. He was informed at that time that the permit would1 be issued only after, he secured the consent of the city to such extension. The Eublic Service Commission is1 the only 'body in the state that has the power to igrant to the 0 C. & E. .the authority to ex- - tend its line.-' ' .'..' . 'v ; , The Herald .wants to warn the members of the , council and the;,people of .the city 'generally, that if tthe .O- C. . & E. is successful is securing 'what it is after, 'it will be impossible for the Hill line. to-come closer-than three, and one-half miles 'to Klamath. -Falls. There,; is.a feeling :;exjstep,t,ihat, "Oh! they -will come in anyway:" 'This vis !.a mistake. Tne. Hill line is not going to spend hun dreds of thousands of dollars to fight its way' Into Klamath 'Falls, ry, .v. ; . vr . . '-. . . It is coming here, pnmarily,,ifor, the tonnage that will be derived from lumber, v The business to -be I secured from this city will be;. infinitessimal,; as compared ..with lhat secured throughout' the' county. If it can come -here with the expenditure of a reasonable sum of money, it will. come; otherwise, it will be -content to remain .writhin three and one-half miles of the city. If this happens, the history: of : Jacksonville, Oregon, Yreka, California and hundreds of other-towns throughout, the nation will be repeated. ;; .Klamath Falls will not become the .great : railroad center, it can be if its citizens awaken to a full realization of what is going on. . ' ' -;. Go to. your, councilman j and tell- him "to 'change "his . attitude. Let him know what you, want. ' Ask him to turn a ,deaf ear .jto .the pleadings :of the .Southern Pacific . and listen to the voice of the people. . Let him know . that Klamath Falls wants tlie Hill lines and. that he must not be a party to blocking their entrance to this city. TODAY'S CROSS fa nfr"T"" ri " : , ,' l LbJ a . Tja jlp ; as a .. zs . . a 37 . aa , j 39 ""!" ma mm - shuzn 33 40 T" , ; 41 . "T .. ,,MI 4?" ttld 1 , 1 I ' '"Llj i - " i A3 4 I J4S 46 . 47 a ' 48 4 '' to I ' '""I ZHrtz mmd Mci Law! hmi 63 .. . Ot US. f - - . . . . J I , M. - 49 h 70-- I- 7 ... 73..; cS - Ui 71 r j 74-. . . 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 HOIllZOiNTAL Bwlngs In the wind. Blue GraES. To subside. To dine. Seized by forco. Snako-llko Tlsh. Instrnments' for making impres sions. Seniors. . vn .1 l'nco. Gniin. . v . '. .-. Portable liouso, -Niimo of 'a zone. " Kinds bearlnAS. Fertile snots on dosert. Spike on barley or out. yolglit (for precious stones.) Pronoun. t r- , . Secured. . Ririo, , 1 B. 8. 12. 13. 16. 17. 10. 21. 123. en. 26. 30. 32. 36. 36. 0?. 40. 41, Publisher News Editor RATES Uv Mail One 'Tear 5.0c Six Months 2.76 Three Months 1.60 One Month ....!.' .65 may 13, 1925 WORD PUZZLE '42. .Point of -compass. 43. A constellation, ... ' . ,.' .'' 45. Peak. ' 48. Adage. i 50. '2000 "pounds. '' 'f 51. Paints. ' ; ' ". ' ' 64.. Hlglr priest who -trained Saui- ol.' . , ' ' 65. Upon! "' ."'" ... . . 57. '.Mus'll'nl 'drama'. 58. Circumstance.'. ' 61. Strong cord. . 03. To form a hreakBMter out. of stones. C.I. To ilogradoi (iS. Hole left by smallpox. -g!t. A lingo ilivlsl.in' or class of insects. 71. Ang.'r. . , 73. A kind of theater used in nn ' v dent Ureeco, ;.i ' -'- 74. Motnl used for cooking utensils. 75, Violin "lubricator." : VKKTICAL 1, Point of compass, .2. To dissipate. '. ' : 3. Listens. . . M.rTotal.' ' ' . 1 "5. Matter from a sare: 6. Correlative cf oither. 7. To mimic. 8. To total. ' '- 9.'- Apparatus ' used for charging ' mineral waters with gas. ,10. Hard coating of a seed. 11. Hebrew name of God. 14. "A -weapon. 15. Ta choose. . ; 1 18. Suitable. ,' " . 20. '. Aurora. , 21. Pertaining to the supporting tissue of an internal organ. 22. To-rtook slowly. 24. To reduce' to order. , 11. Inlet, , ' 28.' Hoad ;hoiiie. 30. Chomlcal which yields sugar. 31. Froths. , 33. -Pertaining to nir. - '. . i: ; 34. Self. - . ' 37. Collection of facts. 38. -'Shrub used. in making Indigo. 44. White crystallite substance. 45, To rap lightly. :J6.!:Fbretoken. - ; 47. By. .,'.. 19. Dnyness of skin. . '. r.i 52. Ulcers of cheek and mouth. o3. More crippled, . 58.1 Cluster of knot3 In ootton fibre,, 58. Altar. . : 50. Parched. v d2,-.. Fairy. ,...'. . 34. Edge. 35. Pan. i6.! Liar. , 37; -To -obstruct. J8.i.Rlver-ln' Italy. . 70. T'aird not' in scale. ' i , 72. -.Half au am. ''.,' : - ' ....."' ' ' ' - ,, "YKSTgRDAV.tS SOLUTION j (Contljiucd From Pago One) el by -ou would rcrtalnly have : tendency to ..retard ralhvny .development, not onl ol' Klnni ' nth Falls, but ,of westom-Mo-tlo nncl Lassen jeounties, Crtli- j( foriiln, for some time to' corao and am' taking this dppurtun lty fit ccngratulntijig yoii -on 'Jour tnv sightcdiicss and good sjadftnient In tho matter. ; We, of our scctbin, rculirUvg ,tho nwcssKy )f a lalhvay nn- nectiian "ith Klnmnth Kails 'to iWcKtwcikl -In order tlmt i our : great timber and agricultural industries may bo developed ?in : the near future liopo that noth ing will bo : allowed to retard tho early completion of '-this , much nettled connection. S ;. Tours very truly, (Signed) Clinton V. Fulc.licr l'liwldcnt., Pnllcs-Reno-Los An geles Iliglnvay Association. ;Frcd It. Godftnrd, JInyoi, i 'Klamath Falls, Oregon " Dear sir: r ' ' Tho sheep, men of ..Klamath county, Oregon, ;nnd Modoc and -Siskiyou counties, : Califor nia, who arc members of stills UKSoeliitlon, wish to express "to you tlicli- hearty iipprex'iatlon.of of the broad and l'arsightwl view you luire shown In lelation to the future .railway development .of .Klamath Banin as evidenced by your official acts. Wo are pleased to observe that your responsibility is only to the town you apparently -realize that tho interests of the town and the interests of . the Klamath Bnlii aro identical. Tile jK-opIe of the country dls- ; ti'Ic-Tj lihve long been nishing' .for an opportunity to meet on common ground mid work with of all. Heretofore that oppor tunity while (y.ipnrrutly ofhired the Hiann for the betterment Jim In reality been deiiled 'us. We. want you and the citizens ever we find a man or an'or of thu town to know that when ganlzatloii who by 1 licit- actions kIihw that they are really fer tile whnlo county and tributary ready to work with that man iiien that we of the country' are 'for that. organization. We wInIi to express appre ciation liartli'iilni'lj- Vof tbo " eiIrI f m in dP QME. NlSPAFAriP mON L Ei&EfllolraN e Bs.w lAIClTPOlNlE MAlMlAlBAixlE ill third paragraph of your Veto - message .as quoted on pugc 0110 .of tho Kvenlng'.Ilerald Issue of cSliiv: 13.. . . .. Vet'y slncorely youi's, 1 . "Klliinath ''Woolgi'Owcra' '.Issn. By Dennis O'Connor,. Pres. "Mtchuel 'P. -Harry, Director, 'James Laoey, Director, Ned O'Connor,.' Dlrctor. " 'A. M. vThoiims, See.iTreas. . ; Klnninth Falls, May 1-4. - Dr. Fred R.' tioddard, Mayor of Klnnmth Vails, ' "Klamath Falls, Oregon.. 1 'Dear sir: , . . Jn tlie history or all Western Communities there comes a , crisis. ,.Tlie aueans of develop ment, aro neeesasrlly lodged in great railroad corporations. - So. long as one gi'ent Interest .can control,, development is. Jint- ' itcd... Tlie only protection and assurance of future develop--Client and '.prosperity of- any : , cQittinvuity, uch as Jilamatli Falls and . Its surrouiling area, lies in icouipletition of rallroiid service.- : , , . ...t 1 Klamatlt .Fulls and the -sour- , rounding territory -has reached .its. ultimate .limit of develop ment fqjndei". the lhnitctl servlco and selfish, policy of the -South- -em Pacific.?:. . ' . , . - ' At-.flU ssuqh timcs. in tho -af-lidrs otriiicn, as exists .-at Mils : vinonicnt iin Klanintii Falls, In- : dl-tdual ,;; Interests aj'o -power-Jots ito.vproteet .-themselves un less a .leader-rarlscs -.who .has the absolute- ccn.'idenco 'Of tho i.pcoplo. atttl ;who 4ias--tUo clear- . uncss oii vision to dctect.'and ex- J iose .jtiifalrucss -.against -tho conunon gcod ami tho indomlt- .Vablo.courago.antl foieo! of ' char-' - actor to . -withstand powerful ' "Interests inimical ) to ' the ipitb- , " lie,. welfare. . i.-: -.'.:' ; ; ; ,;'Ve admire. yOui"',courage,-in- ' telligcuce ..'and hard -.common 11 sense -rind wo -pledge yon our ' ' support In- tlie fight -to .-make Klamath Falls- -arid ' Klnmatli county '-free -to -all transporta tion ' interests 'to center freely. ''We stttnd by you in jour fight 'for tile OPKN'DOOR. i 4Wc realize -fully' the insincer ity and the suppression of ' facts and Intentions involved in the -attempt Lto get ''from - you .'and the-Olty Council . of .lUajn ath iFalls .such action '.'as .will enable tho' ," Southern Pacific, 'acting -through :the ;.inslgnlfi- ; cant-and 'futile' Strahorn-'rail-" road, as will block- entmnco-to Klnmuih Falls. ' AVe are also fully aware that this issue of riuitinc; tlie Stra- horn railway the exclusive right to cross and occupy certain city .streets, in .Klamath, Falls is ap parently a trivial local affair but in rcaluy a tremendous and vital issue involving the ' dev velopmcnt and 1 future prosper-, ! ity not only of Klmnath Falls " but of all Klamath county and nortlicrn California, . if We call public attention ifto "tho bed rock fact, nnmoljv that unless main llno-connectiohs iin . and throughrthorKIainath.coun- . ty aro financed and built from our standing timber .resources they will never bo built, x ' : The Southern Pacific lias been stringing '.tys nlong .on . vaguo and insincere promises, discouraging agriculture and the stock Industry, Jioldlng de velopment or the' lumber in dustry down to (the -capacity vof its branch lino connection. ?-. To permit tliotn.'-tlirough tlio Instrumentality of tho,atraIiiH'ir -roitoad, to staml off inrid; rpre- . vent entrance of , tlio "Great: Northern and allied lines will i defent tho plans of E. H. Hnr- rlmnn and destroy the futuro of the Klnmntt country. '. '.AVo tiro -'thankful for your leadership and tho whblo Klam ath country, and tho --Adjoining . ni-eas cf Modoc county and Northern California generally, owes yon n debt 6f gratitude. .Very .truly (j'ours, Transportation .Committee f Klnmnth Irrigation District. Chnflos Wood Ebcriein.'chin. F. M. Trout,! M; D. Member, , Jolin 'Reber, 'Member. Law for Feeble .Minded , Is Held Constitutional .SALEM, May 14. In an opinion handed . down yesterday, Attorney General Van 'Wlnklo 'hold that the law Whoroby 'minora are committed to tho stato institution for. the feeble minded is' constitutional. tThe aw: was attacked by attorneys' fnr Mrs. 'Mabel U6th, whoso .young 'Son, lJurl Roth, la an Ininnte of the In stitution, and whose release sho has attempted )y habeas corpus pro ceedings. The attorney general holds that tho law . Is .-beneficial to the Individual and to society. . Uncle -ioo "llonnon .has ...Marled nicking again, perhaps because the L'lii'istmusUiigui's iiro.all gono,'"-' BY CHARLES P. STEWART NliA Scrvira WrIUT ; ,-YYrASIIINC'i:ON A ' Spanish; V nnarchlsi I once know had1, Imen living lu'exllo in Paris.: The French 'decided to deport him.! They ''shipped him , across c the; ;, Channel to-hover. . J J 'C-nt any money?" wked tho) ' t'oKlisli port uulhorllles. not car. iim whetiior lie was an anarchist- or not. '-'Not a sou," ho confessed. Then . wo .oan'l admit you," the olllcials ruled. . "Hero I am," re Jninert the anarchist, "with no way of getting anywhere else. "What 1' are you going to dn?" "Well, wait here," came back the olTlclals. lock. Ins him up. "well wire to Irnm s urntion heaihiuarters in London Vend nnrt out.". -f-o. - y-Hretty1 quick hack came a tele, rrnm .from Lnnilon; "Oond era. cinust Don't you know political refugees aren't in- the same class with ordlnnry immigrants' Apolo gize, and let him rmlit. In." itow , does. thai compare wlih the immi B,nt ton bureau of the Labor He. Ipartment here In' Washington? t ..' ' V. " f iTVTOBODV Is holler fixed . to ' I broadcast shiatl(tov lhan the conduclor-of a-crowded street ear '.' The henlih authorities have keen -pretty ,;anxlous ever since . ttoe-y dlscovercd one engaged in do. 'Iim: It. on the Washington -Itailwav j and Blctrle-linc . tied been at it Cor. several days., too., . Ftoundinc p all his "contacts" is lmpossllile, or course. II' IOHT en top of this In -came a. ble hatch of Now lork pa k-r". pers-wlth an anll'Vaecin.nion tory on the front page.-.'-Ncwsnuya Immediately began solllnc them, yelling. -Vaccination kills many!" as loud OA they -coulrl "inoi .-w (many as smallpox." said llealih Ordcer Fowler, telophoninc the pi. Iftcx to shut off the yelling at least EVERETT TRUE - ' HA? 'i h on in v y "an-i Two- pound I H c?m A Y ' ; "'11 THE OLD HOME TOWN ', " 1 .."IS WlU-MAKE A? . ' ,- ' !lcxm out rW.wvuvsN f "Mt ,Uus,no" I , OTWSlTMSMOwA" "I '.tQRNW-3TOSNeCNS l ' -Sifl cuEo'-n-ttM lioEco-iH . iF-m DeAOn.u q : 'f CiQAtJET BuTtB OA,D WMOUV ACT MORE .1 w , , ';.. I drop ooTat Kn-s. A.ww?;3"vl Jl - II The crown-prlnco .of Italy is goliiK to Japan. All these - lirlni o bovs liitvc spring fevov,', ' ',. ' . " ' " - ' ) ctshtftgton fetter More t lain. 1 third of N iIUni!, Inn'. ni-OHfnl siniillpox . paia-nis die..- ,, '.- r TIIR popular Idea is that there s no difference between Itepiil'li- cans ami uemoerais any nun,- that there are conservnlives aiel liberals, but that a Republican Ik jist as upt tulte one as the oilier, and so is a. IJcnioeral and .o, white you can loll conservatives and liberals apart, you can't tell Republicans fronv Democrat, they wear party labels- buu lbci labels don't hiean .anything j yes they, do." says: Sen J ator- llenrik Sbipsle.-(d of ' Minnesotn.' -i' ihc upper House's lone Farmer-lJiliorlle.- "A Republican believes a Republican administration ouuhl lo name nil' the federal appointees. A Ionio-j crat believes a Democratic admin, istration oughi to name' them. So there's a .radical ditfereneo be.l tween the -two, you soo.4iBut'll.s the only one there is.'"'..,. .il-t .!'. THIS New Ehbiil. jiisi cloned on soon to he torn down, noi only wasn't a new hnlel. It was one ' of A he oldest, in the country: It ' was a great gathering place of no.lj labilities during tlio Civil War Ij President Lineotn often conferred , there' with various ' Union com.. 1 mini ni.inrtirs. i w;ih iiv s.'one (Tr numerous hisloric sociiil ftincnorn.j Ir.. cryst.al room" w.13 wurlrt fn.' .Oioiia otnr.H. Prpsldnnl McKinlny.l Chiff .Insure Tnft. Gnrnls Crnnti Sht'imnn, Hnncork nnl Custor n ml :AriintrK FJirrngut. IMrtfr. Sroil' nncl Rownn wro nmonj; tin ifiit'iM MMV(VcK ' SPEAKING of immigration' .M.. r?aiist Arctntnn 5 wouldn't Slj low thoir fmtia.ssy twrv to , provt- .TikIkc li M Cnry s rnar"rti frr a Souih Amencan trip hw looft' unnw time rtjjo. ufiiil hd provoit ho couldn't pssihly hcom a pub. .lie eharj;ewhilc In lherepubjrj By CONDO I'rlnco.of Wales spoko to the Boors ln:their nntlvo tfinKus. . Hope tlio Hool'a: woi'o. Hot;; bored, . II " t 1 llliiimirfl I a imm ?TI Principals of Next itioxing Card, Will ShoVWjres " vat Scandinaviim " ; FlKht fans, doubting orfos, innd Ijlio gonoral public tiro -ijiwitotl to !tlte Scnntliiiavian hall tonlirhtlilta watch u flouk' of .Tlghtoi'B' tiui'el j gloves, fas thoy work out fpr tho next "fight card. : 1 :, Purposo- of the work hut. Is 'to lot itho fnns' soe for. ihennlelAs vwhat tho main ovonters nndVstmil-flhal-ists, can do under tiro. uAnJonsr. tho fighters who will bo sobni'l aotlon aro Sammy Olson, lionvywoljjlit, illin (Plrpo) -..Gorman, Jock CdnVm.sWIl bJtr' Harrlugton, Coffmiuii iSnd sev eral of tho preliminary Itiislaors, The work outs will start Jab 8:15 p. ui... and last for : sevonali rounds each. 'Any doubt . that tlm fcoutost- ants nro unevenly matched jfor tho noxt card, will be dispoliiidl It .was promised. Not' long ago- a man tllir its Ibero was no Santa CUius. Npwrffclontlsts say the beo .-isn't so. busy. '., . ' In New York a ma niiii'liai'gtfd with wrocklng hotol furniture., A hotel bed wrecked us cneeiij ,. Job was a paUont .ma:n,nij$.never pushed a baby buggy whiidGvlshing ho was behind a atoerlngtitvltoel.-;, NEW TODAY (i . FOR SALE Milk aridlicorn fed Broilers 1 to 1 Hi llw. '0c; drive out and get themnor. Phono 400M. Mrs. Syd Evans.n , . 14 FOIl RENT Furnlshod auortments. Wood and water, $35Off Phono . 239J. :.....' w ;i4-27 FOR . RENT 4 room,' ipi(tiy fur- ' nished house in Hot Sprints Addn. ' Double garage. ' Inqulrdi 334 'So. Ifonrlh St . - i ' : l!!I41d EXPERIENCED woman .TOjritS cook ing .for small crew Inucamp or ratich. Inquire 1827 Oregon .Ave. Phone 54 9 J. ' 1 ' fJ1416 FOR. SALE A .real i Bargain for quick sale 1921 seven passenger Studebaker Special slxi tourlUK; good running order. , 'C a-s:h or terms. Acmo Motor Coi'.i 400;So. Sixth- St. Phone 68q. ":.i. 14 FOR RENT Modern six ;room iiin : furnished house, closo in, adults only. Call after 7 pa iff. 237 Jefferson. Phone C3fjR; ; :14-16 LOST Large gold fiUHsresY! brooch witli large amythest stono In 'con tor, valuable as keap-Bttke.'.'May ; i3 between 7 'and ' ID (P. M. on. Sixth St. Leavo at Heiiild 'office and receive rowardo om Phono ;Mrs. Davenport,- 284J..I. "" 114-16 FINK GARDEN SOIL, t.60 cublc yarn, delivered, or 60cd if called for. Phono 629J. , ;14-16 FOR RENT Sleeping t oTj-rri ; for Kuntioman, cioso In. Hlfbne B63J. 138 -Third St. . , .il 14 0 It SALE Secondilhanrt cook stoves. Goodings, 236.ilMnln St. iDolow ,tho court Iiouhoi11-Phone '45a- ' H-IO FOR RENT Three room tfurnlshed nouso, f ou.uu. . ZV3 .Rosovelt ave. JANITOR WANTED Muafl be blo 10 oriye neavy car. .'.uau at Klaiiiath General Hospital. ;i4-16 FOR SALE -A ;r.e a;l iBrnlgflin.' for quicK sale -is ui seven' passenger Studebaker Special sixi'tourlng; good running brder.'i B a sit or terms. Acme Motor Cm',) 400 So. Sixth St. 'Phtmo"680. - ' . 14 'LOST AM) FOlim ' lost ?5,oo Roward. Snrall. leath er nana ,uag; tan coionjupst be tween Bonuuza and tStftlfy .'May 9th. Loave at Ardadd fhotol, Klamatlt LFail8 and -got reward. John Kastonis. , .12-14 STRAYTD Came to myiihouse,"625 wuoii., at., uiiB oiacHi.ana wntio puppy (female) about 2i . or months old,, If owuDnidoes' not want same will' give cpup a 'good home. 'W. A. Bessler. FOIt HUNT , 1 rYWMnnrh.-i m FOR iRENT "Furnisheducnbln, ?25. iio cnimrou. 1143 Pind Stroot. Phone .66811, ' 13-14 FOR RENT Sleeping Troffm, close m. suiiaoio or. two mem. if5.00 por- .week. 438 Washihgton. Phone 139M. ' - 13-14 FOR RENT Sleoplng imom; homo. prmieges. mis. Davonport, 305 Lincoln St. ) 1-3-19 FOR: RENT Nlco front, room; sult- nuie ior t w o -m e n.;;l BojHi ,and, Phone. 5 1 ft High St. 13-14 FOR RENT Sleeping idom, elose in. iuiH wnsiiiiiBton.i l'hone 325 1.3-19 FOR ;RENT Sleeping' rooms. "'632 unit-t. . l'liono 211W. , 13-15 -i FOR RRN'T Rooms In iil-mOderri home, for nion. 4tiS ftlnmatli. :.. .;. . l3-io . ' ; " '. "' " ::'
