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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1925)
SATURDAY; ..MAY 10, 102.1 TTEKKED, KDtTOTH FATES, OTECTON inr.(f J.V -v--... : i -ill1 1 :.oxvr:'Aw 1 r. rwv',tpt -ri -ijr . .." 1JIIUUUU: iSlly " i .am '' Vn-'l- rr;r7ri i , , , ; ; 1 xiiMwiJi-u;?.--.-.iljilu.u- Uii.ULI.a.-i! IncwmtKllLXBgl UlgUia nZTSi.&.'dl " -ygggss m. MERRILL MAN BRINGS WORD FROM TURNER Revi W. A. Hulet Says Oregon Trunk Seeks Common User nvi William A. Ilulot of Mer rill iroturnod lust evening from Portland, whoro hn had nn Inter view with W. F. Turner, president of too Oregon Trim)!, pouring on llio luiitriuioo of tlmt ritllroml Into Kluinnth count. In Unit Inlorvlew Mr.' iTtinior stated that ho hoped publlti'Sontlmont In Kluinnth county woulili miuilfuKt Itself In, favor of a common uxor ortlor from tho In terstate Commerce commlKHlou over tlioBoulhorn I'uelflc Una (join Odolli Junction. ' "I wns vory much Impressed Willi tltoi.oiimoMlnoiiH of Mr. Turner," Mr. I JItilot mtlil toiluy to a repre sentative of Tho F.venlng Herald. "Ill ono doiilro seemed to lift to get Dlurtail towards Klamath county at thoi earliest possible ilulo. Ho stated thutitB they were successful In ob taining tho rlnlil to u n tho Hon I h -ornlticlflo lino front Odoll, It would mvna a Having of ubout Inn niil lloiii dullnrn. This iuoniy, liu nitld, would! bo HHi'd In further dovelop tnmitifln UiIh territory. Whllo he dld'nol lnflii 1 :1 y Male tho nature of thHo developments, I gathered they vould take '' tho form of brannh linen und continuation of thoilino no u th to a connection with theVM'ostern l'nclfle. "In tho talks I had wlih differ ent anon dlructly ana Indirectly In terested In the extension of the lllll lino o Klnmath Fulls, I wait, for cibly Impressed with tho fact thill the Interstate Commcrca commis sion, gives greater hood lo tho voice of Uo peoulo than I, or, I believe, IhOi ayoragg ' person... re allies.. On thl point 1 am satisfied: If tho people of Klamnlh county will back tip tho data furnished to tho Intur mata'.' Commerce commission with a Hlronje puhllo sentiment In fnvnr of tho extension of tho Oregon Trunk to thin city, 'emphasising thh wisdom of tho common uxor privi lege from Odoll to thin city, wo will et tho rond months sooner than if an 'independent lino Ih constructed. nn1 the result will ho feeders to tho outlying communities, which will holp iiKlnmnth l'n I In Immeasurably uioroi than a main lino north and outhj" v j, . ' W:VAItK! W MEDFORD, Oro., May 10. W.'A. Smith, n alnglo man am- plilycd by u local wood ynrd, droppnd dond Itkttt night whllo witnessing a porformunco ut Frank nml King's tent show In tlilH city. 1 Ion rt, dlsouno was given an tho cause. i Zjzzzzzzzs. " jn-"- : . ' ' )JI Convict Gets His Lib erty Floyd Gauthier, Serv ing 10 Years in Pris on, Is Pardoned RAMCM, Oro., Kay 11. Doclnr ln IiIh belief that Floyd Cauthler, HervltiK ten yearn In tho tutf peu'i tentluty for a tilntiitory offenmi lu volvlmi u woman In Union coim'.y, Ih not Ktillty, Oovornor I'lorco yo torday IhhiiihI Caiilhlor a conditional pardnn. ItevtoralloD of elLizoiiHiilp will d pnnd nn hln fuliiro conduct Tlio dovernor Hiild that , tho Hon mouy of phyiileinuH Indicated tlmt It would havo boon ImponHlblo for Ciuutliler to bo tho futlior of tho womun'ti child and that another man, ('hunter llulchur, )ms admitted tho (tiillt. ! ! 't 1 e e IITTF1IF! TO CELERIWTE For o rr t Invitation Extended Klam ath Chamber to Attend Program at Macdoel Plans-It Pays Immoral Conduct Charged Agmnst Two; Bail Fixed Too much mooimhlno pfoved tho tindolnts of n woman itfvltiK her nnmft an Muxlno Inham nn well aa her 'companion, who gavo lr.l uamo an Dean Upton. Tho couplo woro arrested ynHterdny on a churRO of Immoral conduct. Tho Iithum woman wna ai-rcntod Thurmtny n 1 K li t on a duu-no of dninkoncHu nnd boforo Judg'J Urn L. UitKhiiKon yetordny pdendod It u 11 1 ' and paid a fine of t'20. At tlua point, tho uhoritf'a offhio took up tho . Ciinc nnd, accord Inn to Sheriff Hurt llawklnn, ancortalncd that tho couplo had boon IIvIiik In tho Rcnndlnnrlnn ronmlnK houno rt'Kltored ob man nnd wlfo. HroiiRht heforo Juntlro of tho Peaco R. K. liuimnkor In.sl nlnht, tho woman wn relemtod when alio pro duced $350 cash ball. Upton wan released when ho u&vo rtiall for $500, Trial of tho couplo In net for next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. It In undemtood Hint tho pro prietor of tho Scandinavian roomn, cooperated with authorities In bringing chnri!fl agalnm tho couplo who wero llvlnit in lila npartmont houoo. Ah soon as ho Ranted that unplclon bad boon cant aKiiltiHt the couplo ho copoerutod with tho sheriff's oftlco In uncnrtblng .fur ther details. BUILDING DESIGNS PLANS ADVICE '., ESTIMATES SUPERVISION 209 Flopka Bldg. Phone 250-J nix men suhmlttod Opening of tho water Into the ir rigation ditches of the Macdoel country will bo the occauion of a f celebration in that section of north ?jrn California on Saturday, accord- iib to Mrs. V. Trefren and Mrs. E. P.Ico, Macdoel visitors In the' city 'oday. The purpose of their visit to obtain cooperation with Klam Uli residents, to invite the cham her of commerce to attend the af-f.'-.lr and to obtain the services of Klamath Falls musicians.. They are hoping to have a portion of Harry Rorel's Little Symphony orchestra to Klvo a concert daring the cere uionics. " T. T. Tllden, an official of the Bank of Italy of San Francisco and a larce owner oit tho Dutto Valley Land company, will turn the switches that will send tho water In to tho canals, and open up a new era In tho history of the Macdoel country. A special car from San Frunclsco bus been chartered and a Inrgo number of guests from the south are untlclpnted according to one of the Macdoel visitors today. During the morning hours a pro gram suitable for the occasion has been arranged, followed by an old fashioned barbecue at the lunch hour. A Hodeo, which will bring somo of tho best horsemen and women to Macdoel has boen schedul ed for tho afternoon as well as & tour of tho valley for the visitors. Dinner will bo followed by a dance In the Macdoel hotel which will end ono of tho most significant cele brations of that section. A number of Klamath Falls resldonts are planning to attend the meeting and althpugh the Invitation was not ac cepted formally by tho chamber, It is understood a number are plan ning to attend. SL'X STAHT.S Flit 10 PORTLAND, Muy 16.- Kays of the aun, concentrated by a crystal In the she v window of the Staples Jewelry store here today started a fire which was dlscovorod by paaser-by before much dnmago wits miittrirt . ' '.. ' OX STLDEXT COrXCIL OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallis, May lfi. Noah Truax of Klamath Falls has been appointed to the student council of the next senior class. Mr. Truax is a junior in electrical engineering and a member of Sigma Nil fraternity. Ynn'up rPAdnt me nftW come Ana aee- Howqood ourworK.I ' how low our tee.. ' listened to the evidence heforo them and when tho case was submitted decided In favor of Mm. Dlaker. Mrs. Dlaker brought suit to evict Roberts from her ranch on tho grounds tlmt ho had violated au agreement, lu that ho had failed to mnko payments. Tho Jury was com posed of Will riitldwln, faremnn, J. A. Gordon, K. Sugurman, II. E. Momycr, II. S. Gooding nnd Charles Ilalln. Tho Jury deliberated one hour. Woman Is Victor In Eviction Suit Against Rancher Justice court was crowded to cap acity yesterday afternoon by farm ers of Poo Vnlloy to listen to nn altercation hotwoen Mrs. Alice Illak or, and her brothcr-ln-lnw by a former marrlago, Eddlo Ilomorts, ovur tho tenancy of Mrs. Maker's 160 acre ranch in Poo vnlloy. Throughout tho afternoon a Jury of RESERVE OFFICERS BANQUET VISITORS Whole hearted support In the movement to Induce young men of this city to tako advamago of tbo Cltlions' Military camp at Camp Lewis, Wash., was promised and j Colonol F. T. Arnold, chief of staff 'of tho rth division, and bis ndju taut, Major John Ilubb, by reserve oiiicers of Klnmath Inst night. The two army officers from Camp Lewis wore, guests of honor at a banquet in tho Dutch room of tho Whlto Pelican hotel last night. Tho trnlnlng eitnip will bo held from Juno 19 to July 18. Colonel Arnold nnd Major llubb nre in tho ,city to encourage tho youth ot tho city to tuko ndvantago of tho oppor tunities of the free mllltury train ing given by tho government. Tho nWB from London Is torrlblo today. They sent a crossword pni slo by wireless photography. A Home Plant The Lakeside Lumber Company, owned and managed by local men, ' solicits your patronage. ' We, as residents of Klamath County, are vitally interested in its de velopment. We are interested in no other, locality. As the town grows, we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid every prospect ive builder. . ; '. ' What We Offer You We offer the benefit of our years of experience in choosing the type of building best suited to your needs and to your pocketbook. We offer you prices that will com pare favorably with any in the city. Finally, we offer you a complete stock of the best building materals, including .- -.- .. , ' ; .' , ' - ' . . Rough and Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork, Lath, Shingles, Plaster Board, Prepared Roofing, Plaster, Builders' Hardware We are sole agents for Carey Specification guaranteed roofing. ' Lakeside Lumber Co. JACK SLATER, Manager Center and Klamath 1 Phoite 128 KLAMATH FALLS MAN FINED" $50 FOR AUTO CRASH William H. Lodge of Klamath Falls, mannger of the Big Basin Lumber company there, was found guilty In Judgo Taylor's court hero yesterday nflcrnoon of having driv en his Dodge car In "a careless and Imprudent manner" last Sunday on tho Pacific highway, thereby caus ing an accident, and was fined fbO and costs, says tho Modford Mail Tribune. Tho costs were heavy, as there wore so many witnesses, and in nd dltlon ho had the attorney's foe to pay. Besides ho lost about three days time here. Hence his over Sunday visit td Modford proved quite expensive; ! j His arrest grew out of the fact that on tho Pacific highway near Phoenix last Sunday his car ran ln7 to tho rear ot a wagon, In which Mr. , and Mrs. J. C. lierford and young son of Talent, enrouto to Modford, hurling them from their seats and damaging the wagon. " Mr. Lodge's main defense was tnat tho brakes or his car refused to function properly when, as all tho evidence showed, he applied them about 100 feet in tho rear of the wagon, and therefore he had no op tion oflior than to ram tho wagon or go off tho road. Ho and others j In tho car also claimed that the j pavement was wot, although this i featuro was refuted by many peo- plo nearby who witnessed the acci- I dent. . The Klamath Falls man's own ! witness, an auto mechanic, showed i there was nothing in his contention 1 about brakes failing to work. Mr. Lodge had previously testitlod that ho was only going 28 miles an hour. After tho accident Mr. Lodge em ployed a local mechanic to test out the brakes of his' car, and this me chanic stated on tho witness stand that in tho tests ho made nt 2S miles an hour he was ahlo to stop tho car within .10 foet. Lodge nlso recompensed Mr. Her ford for all damago to the lattcr's wagon. Paint and Wallpaper No matter how yon baild your home, looks play an Important part when you sell. There are no greater aids to value and beauty than paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied. When you want either, come to headquarters Browne's Paint Store . . W. P. Fuller Faints , Wallpaper all the 'latest 'designs ' - 1 Varnishes Oils Kalsomlne "It it's put on with a brush we have it" Save Money on Wiring Costs When you plan 'your home. -consult with ' us.- Wo can advise you how to save money by planning your wiring correctly. Our tech nical knowledge and years service, without reservation, of experience Is at your We - want you to save money ou your building. ' Link River Elec. Cc. BILL CUTLER, Mgr. .. 7th and Kliuuuth ' Phone 171 KLAMATH BOY HOXOHED OREGON AGRICV'LTURAL COL LEGE, CORVALIS, May 16. Noal) H. Truax of Klamath FalU was la Itiiilod into Eta Kuppti Nil, nation al honorary olot'srical engineering socloty, ut the bnso of Mary's penk Friday evening. Truax, junior h oloctrleal engineering, Is n mem ber of tho Sigma iNu fraternity. HANK CIIAKTKK PKXIKD SALEM, May 15. Tho stale banking board today unanimously uphold 'Frank C, Bramwoll, state superintendent of banks, In his du- Ulal of a petition of II. C. Qlddings to OHtabllnh a hank on Sandy Boule vard, In the Rose City Park dis trict of Portland. Olddlngs had ap pealed' to the board from Drum well's denial, ' . Concrete for Permanence Economical - - Everlasting If you build for a home or for sale purposes, you cannot afford to overlook the advantages of concrete construction. Before you build, let us tell you of the savings that may be effected by the use of con crete. ' f you build to, sell, concrete construction makes your task easier. If you build a home to live m, you want it to last. Concrete serves your purpose. ' ! ,'... -''".,.. " . '-: ' We Have in Stock: CEMENT CRUSHED ROCK SHASTA SAND ROCK FACE CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKC RE-INFORCING STEEL Johns-Mansville Asbestos and Rag Felt roofings. ' Petrolastic Asphalt . , Regal Roof Coating We can save you money on your material and construction W.-D Miller Construction Co. PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL Safeguard Your Home It does you Uttlo good to scrnpo and save to build that homo ot your, unless you tako stops to Beo that It Is protected. . , .... Tho ono sure wav to bo nrotectod Is to take out tiro Insurance.' Wo are agents for tho world's largost companies. Our rates are reajonable. Wo glvo personal sorvlco ou every claim. . J. H. DRISCOLL HART BLDG. Surety Bonds PHONE 432 Life, Fire and Auto Insurance
