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KLAMATH FALLS
An Empire Awakening"
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Eighteenth Year Number 5688
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1025
PRICE FIVE CENTS
T
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BE AT
FULLS
District Division Point
Would BriiiR $100,000
Monthly Pay Roll
SITE NOT SELECTED
People Could Bring Termin
al to City, Officials
Point Out
Dcllnllo WO OU B COBleO I UuM tin
Hoi.lhiru Pacific District division
point would '"' bulll within " or
Blht mttff" "' Klainjiili fttlll won
untile Inst night Iii a slgllfd ntnle
i.i. 'lit by I 'a il I Hl.iiui.. imiiillvi! vlee
luonl.tchl ( Hi.' Soiilli.ru PMlflO
railroad.
Howevor, tin loothorn Pacific
wniilil li.' Milium iii sflfbllfh the
terminal Ion i to the olty, II Klftn
ulli Fnlbi would malt, tt prfgtlfgblfl
In dO no,
I MM I Payroll
Til.' terminal WOQld ili an all nit-
ilitlouul ii.) roll ol Sl'iu i a in. null
In Klamath Kail". ui llii tlnil'
nodi iiy it K. Kelly, dftoloprnfal
MUMMJff ' S I'. all. I I.Ih nni.li.'
UlHt. K IV I iiKrn lit .
Tlio gaaOtlBfflttfal Ol 'In' ter
minal leyi to rout report tlmt the
Southern I'm lllo would 1'Htulilli.li a
terminal el Fuoko, imrlh ol Kirk.
All m n-lit Intl. th- ullllltll.' ol III.'
Bouthf ra PfieUtc 10 the tennlofi
.mention waa gtvef iHl tilsht In a
r.iunrk niu.lr bf II. A. RluebaW,
aaslstg&l fr.'iKi.t and traffic manfger
III till' Smith. Til I'm III.. I.I tlio .hum
bir of eommivM whon the terminal
ajinoaaeattonl majlp,
"KuKi'tio I-. cryhiK to ptft .v.r a
t J . 1 1' ... mi hnml inaii.', in .... I", thai
property nmy In. (nVf IhibmI fur n
t r tn In it I In Hint illy.'' ho Mid.
"Klainiiih r.illi. baa not ilo li. iiiii
I hint llOOf Hint line"
Wbotbir ,ir ""' ""' lertMnWi will
i.c located oloaor I ban "g of flgbt"
inlli-M to the c-lly. depends upon
Klgmfth i'.iIIh. it waf pointed uut
by Mr. Kally. No deftnlts location
of tlio torralftal baa boon nada.
Division Point
Tii.' oatabllabinanl of tho district
division point ni or near Klamath
Fulls. WOOld menu that romul
houfps tinii switching yarda would
ha liulll. li -would mi. tin Mini till
trains north and south bound would
change onglnos hero, ituiiroa.i man.
of HiIh iiiHirirt would mako tholr
lioitti'H horo unil would I t ail.' In
Klamath Polls,
Tin nIxo ni i) terminal would
il.'l.i'tnl largely u ii whether or not
tlio railroad prdfc m which waa out
iln. '.i by Mr. Bboup laal plfKl would
no through. "Destructive competi
tion" would moan thut tin ftompro
honslve construction would ba modi
fiuii considerably.
Newly Cut Hay Is
Destroyed In Fire
(Special In Till' II. nil. I)
YIMOKA, CtUl't, .inly :it Mbrq
limn $iiiiiii worth or newly out hay.
ii bom unil it HinuM tliubor acreage
woro destroyed Wbon fire broke oul
in tlio born of tlio fJoorgo Jensen
ranch noor ouh Dor yesterday,
Joss DoAvlIlM Ib manager for the
ration and whan the flro broke out
hu aummonod help from surrpdnd
itm rhnobos hut a high wind fanned
tin. flumes Intd u timbered hillside
unil (hoy run to tin uhl burn before
they won. inn under control. The
flro was not discovered uuiii th..
entire barn w,ns, gblaso. Tin. UPlstth
nf iln. fire t i not. known,
Youth Confesses
Double Slayings
NAHIIUA, N. II., .Inly Si.- (IP)
Lopls la' Itombard of Merrlinaokl
confessed loday, scoordlng to the
police Mini ho and bis brother In
law, Charles fiffabvrb,, murdered
Melon mid oodrglsna nulls, aged
KlHti.ru, WhOSf htmlon woro found
Igtt week iii their homo at Hudson,
Lofobvre, who in ir. yaars old, was
employed as chore boy by the ai
rfi . '
1
KLAMATH
Forest Lumber
Company Plans
Large Sawmill
Modoc Pine Company
Sale Announced in
Portland
rulCTI.WIi. in.-.. .1 Mly Bl. Coin.
jtfollon oi litis ptuvltiwo of tin- ifoAoc
i.uimIii!- Bontpuny's property in I
k Immif h MlUUftjN 1 M t'Ktm, l till)
I on si i .urn Ihi- i i i i i i i j. i it , ii IjOoIm I
llllllt l lM'H'nilltMI, WtM IIMIMHIIM I'll
OattUn(1 UnUj b it it. IVhllii of
him "it's i it . HImouHi mm of i iii
ni I t of i In pwrrtmiinfl roni
pHIO's I I MM III sl III of tlM lli4 WM
ititili'tl nmrtj ii MOD til nut, mrnit).
ink lo h "l m im r.-.' or Uili city,
Wiui wIlli J Oi OoldtliiralUi ron
trollod titf property! Ttm consklrrii'
tloa p"il mil in Bxcem of V000,0Q0
TIm pro port) ronviiycNl IndiiitiM
pproxllHHlH) 000,000000 fool iti
p no 1 1 in i mm tlio KlttnuiUi IndUn
i trt ut it Hi, ll III ncrO HI 1 1 1 1 l; site
Jut OiHotiolu Wd prt nf ii Ntwmllli
I iln main itrticiuro t wblcli wiui do
l i 1 i'il h lll'i' i-arl ( Hit" SUflllllCrf
i ww stud larger mill Mill be iiuiii
Imfaiedlfttcilj
Tiir pareiuudof compM) bw elglil
I MWnillli i" tlx' ooflUiern itaiei nmi
I nwlntiilM mi ovtenidve viUrfl Bfewef
ui B 4isi nw 'ii .
Big Marine Plant
Burns In Portland
Alliin.i Shop DeuUoyetl Karlv
Tnil.n. With I .nviv Kslimat-
eil at 1000,000
f(HtTI.ANI). or.' . July 3! Tho
Aihina Marine iron Works, purt ol
i in t'orn.'ooi 4hiii vm i it or r itniii.
n destroyed by flro onrly today,
't in' damage was estldratod at lion.
Dot, only u small pari f whleli wn
cov.-rnl by Innuruiiii'.
William Tomfool, howl of Ihr At
I. inn Mnrlno Iron Works was ttfjable
In itny I til a mornliiK WhaUlOf tin
plnnl would bo r.'lmllt.
Tho flaiui'H lonpi'il the ulrimt u!
ono UM nmi attaokod the wara
house of the Northwest Balsa otnn-
pnny. Iiul flri'UK'ii provonlod Horlnun
Iokn to Hint itriioturo. The canae of
Mm flro hint not boon ham.. I thin
morn Iff.
Tin fin wan discovered in tlio
loulheaai corner of tho huge build
ing occupied bf tin Iron works, anil
bad gained groal headway when fire
man arrived. Tho tiro was spectacu
lar, tin' flames liKtuinK tho sk) ovej
iho whole i ity.
Threatened Life
Of Coolidge; Is
Thrown In Prison
TAMPA, Pig., .inly 31. Norman
Klein, known also as Norman Kullpy
nnd George Kelley, is under arrest
horo charged arlth vtotutliiK a apfc
lal art of congross protecting the life
of Mie president or the United' Htntos.
Klein, takon by agents of the do
bartmanl of Justice, is IioIiik hold
ib-aomfnunlcado on Bpeblfla charges
of writing loiters io Pr.osldebt Cool
Idgo threatening his life, bepart-
pl'enl of Juftlco agents said today
thai Klein had bean tinder observa
tion bore tor three months, He
was traced horo after n chase that
led all over the country.
Ulcer Singh Sang;
It Was Sing Song;
Swan Song Is Sung
I.OS ANtllOi.lOS. .Inly 91, When
ulcer sihgti. a lundu charged with
ontorlng Mm United States illegally,
appeared before the United states
oonimlsiiOner hdro yosterdayi he
argued ihui as "an ar.tlst, a wond
ering minstrel" unfamiliar with
POfSpOrt fOQUlremontS, ho deserved
holier troktmeni thfti deportation.
"ir you nro a minstrel, Singh,
sing," commanded the bommtssioh'-
sinith sang.
"That's enough.t' cried his audi
tor, "Hack lo India for you." Which
made tjlcer sore as a bull hut did
tun save Iii iii from being returned to
his loll lo ntvnlt deportation.
FlflE
s
NEAR BLY-,
E
Force of Rangtirs Striving
to Control Big
Blaze
HUMIDITY IS LOW
Merchantable Timber Not
Affected Yet; Fire
Crowns in Center
Tho firm fin' in crown tn sXlaaf-
ulh forontii this miuiniur ii.nl Iho
iiijhI sirluu flro of tho llro sea
son Ih now ruKinK ovor tin area of
7w aoraa, nprth of in., in aba fold
Hprluiu dliitrl.t.
Lata ftatffdfy afternt on .when
tlio flro srblch li am uk u till k
stmiii ..f jurk plaesi crowood in lbs
center of the blui. t:uo flro not
oui of control of tho rawtori, thi
Bwrplng ton rgingors from ' ho Klam
ath KoroMl I'roti'i'llvo BJfOClatlOn
aril flxhlliiK the blaff to tholr tfcfl
ability. II la.iopod Mint till- blaff
win im controlled by nightfall, al
ts tsgfe fulllua humidity Indicates
Ihal ll wlH Ih- uii uphill flRht.
AcfordlBf l i Jack Kt.iihnll, so -retary
f tba Klamath Pnlreai Pro
lo.ilvo uHiiK'lutloii. tho flro anioiiK
tho lack plaas hi not maaaflng any
stun t of nsffcaaatf blei timber at
iiita lime,
"Uut Wt arc BOl taking any
llhsnoOS." .Mr. Klmbull nalil toiluy,
"Hint will flcht hie tiro unlit it la
eitlngulsbed."
Tho fire u Btartad by ligbtnlai
soooidfng id the findings of tho
foroM rangsrs, it had probably
beeg smoldorlns In Mm underbrush
iforiaioms time bod. re dsveloplnt lata
u big blase.
Bryan Laid to
Final Rest at
Brief Service
Friends and High Of
ficials Pay Final
Respects
WA8HIN0T0N, .luly 51, (P)
Willi simple rites, William Jennings
Bryan was given buck In death to
day to tho Mod ho worshipped ill
life.
There was little in the brief fun
oral ceremony that any plain, C.od
Feaiing inan might not have known.
Only the presence of u little cluster
of hiKh officials of the government
and a few diplomats struck u note
or remembrance tor his years of dis
tinguished public service.
ai Arlington Cejnetei'y, across the
Potomac, was empbaflsed another
aspect of the long career that has
Closed. There waited the ranks of
n military escort to pay Inst honors
ill the graVe to one who in tho vlj;or
of his earlier days had served tho
flat; as a soldier.
Rock On Highway
Causes Accident
One of the many PQjks thai come
hurtling down the mountain aide
unto the Dftllea-CaUfQrntn highway
above Haikloy Springs, proved bbe
undoing of Brnest Oollman, 21 yfor
old son of Mrs. John t'ollniun, tit
11 y. tit. last flight.
Cpllmat 011 his motorcycle, was
driving toward I, ilium's mill at
M111I0 Point, where he works In the
blacksmith shop, Ilo tlid not see 11
largo rock In Iho middle of the
lond'and Mm front wheel of his 11111
chlne struck It BCjUrirelyi 1 Tho 11111
chlne skiddotl ulon slilewuys for
So foot and Oh en toll over, pinning
Uoiinuiii undernpsth. He is tst thu
IClUlpath Valley hospital today 8tif
forlnl from 11 serious gOOh Just
below Ulli knee.
RAG NG
TIMBER
BLAZING
tVW sill, VKSKKI.S
WASHINGTON, July 11, (A8)
The shipping board was advised lo
day by Attorney MoAeral Sargent
Hint it hud authority to sell 200 ves
sels for scrapping to Henry Ford ns
recommended by 'resident 1'uliiier
of the fioei corporation,
Levens Coming
to Face Theft
Hearing Today
5itate Prohi Cheif De-
l- nounces His Indict
ment Here
v, k. lidfon, hi ai I- H'otiiiii Jon
('OIIIIIllMllOROri wiin eXpCKSUMI to Jir-
rlve hero lati Mil nCtenioon to ar
tiM Mcrvtae on H wari-iun nf nn-isl
lint UiliaC llllll M It ll iNreOtlXs M Wilh
Indicted ty (Ik grand Jury in
I MTI I't lllllll lllll'lll J t I ll i III 1 1 i'. 1 1 I it I
Hi In ireekf
Th IndlciMii'iil i-fmriOPM him with
i tic i In n of ji revolver i Anton
Urnebii n MfftflfBH. irliooe bona mm
objected lo it H(iiii' mill ilurfiiK
n reeeiif vNlt or iho iirohiiiiiion
roitiiiilNHliiiirr lo K lit mill li 1 .til.
1 1 is iiiiiift-Ntotiti i imt erldencc
wju preooatted i tin -i.tmi Jury
purporting to hUow ihni during the
raid IfTa JH'i'iin plrked n the re
rolver nmi Cgtrrletl it nwey uii h
iiini, inn ih.-it no record mui nuide
mi Iln HeJUPCh Iramiul of any cvi-
donee IwivIhk been confleented dtu
inu the mill.
Tin' grand jury I intoned to avf
denee ti'iidiiui: to uticnr that (irnria
1 1 1 1 1 a revolver in hi poeseaiilou n
hnjnllyi inn. in huh exonerated iy
the count proiMTF-.
SAI.KM. Or.-., July 31. Willi 1111
S. Sevens, stale piohlbllion eom
: r. l"ft roluntarlly last
nlgol for Kiamalh Kalln, where he
wan In. Ih ted by the grand jury yes
terday on a charge of larceny of a
revolver. Loihans said that he be
llevod his entlorsemeat of K. I-. El
liott for the appointment as district
attorney In Klutnath county had
in. . used a fuellun opposed to Ki
ll.. tl and may have inspired the in-.
difiMnent. Also a statement made by
blm Mint Klamath Falls was the
worm town In the state for viola
tions of tho prohibition law. hp he
Moves muy bare had something to
do with It.
St. Peter Is Now
In Hoosegow; Not
"Pearly Gate Man"
(Special lo The Herald)
YRBKA, Calif., July SI. St.
Peter is in jail.
Not. however, the keeper of the
Pearly dates, but Walter St. I'eter.
aged S3, lute of Weed, who com
bined too much high proof moon
shine and physical energy and
thereupon fell on a Chinese helper
in a Weed restaurant and heat him
so lustily that the Orlentnl is re
cuperating in a Weed hospital.
JihIko .1. I'. Bradley, justice of the
pence, sentenced St. I'eter to pay
a fine of 500 and to serve six
months in the county jail hero.
"It serves me right." quoth St.
Peter, as he grabbed a stone ham
mer and started to work with good
graeo on Sheriff A. S. Calkins'
tockplle on Qberlln hill.
Prohibition Agent
Now Selling Tombs
From chaetn'g bootleggers to sell
ing tombstones is it fur cry, but It
Is just thut step Mint has been taken
by Fred W. Snyder, who for sev
ernl years ibas been active in prohi
bition enforcement in this county.
Snyder resigned his position its
prohibition agent a month ago nnd
only this morning niiuouuoed vhat
his future occupation would be. He
will be sales manager for (!. D. Grtit
rlo of this city who conducts a
Marble and granite works, and
whoso chief output Is tombstones.
worms attack iditTuoK
A mriBBUfing worm has boon
attacking lettuce gardens own-
e.l by the Geary brothers 111
WoCUB valley, nceordlng tO n
report today by C. D. Gnorpen-
ing, who Inspected that section
yesterday. A poison composed
f of one part arsenic and nine
parts sulphur proved effective.
nnd It Is believed the pest will
nut cause serious damiign. Mr.
Qhorpenlng today Is In the Fort
Kiamalh country Inspecting tho
alfalfa situation.
Motion Pictures and Many Other
Stunts to Feature Big Baseball
j Exhibition Sunday Afternoon
Merchants Donate Prizes for Best and Worst
Players Evening Herald and Medford
Mail-Tribune to Clash Sign Benefit
! Qatter ujit
The whole town's tulklng about
the baseball game next Sunday
When Mi.- Medford Mail-Tribune
' baseball team will play the KveninK
j HeraU, the proceeds to be donated
to the street algn fund for this
Icily.
I Not only Is the whole town talk
ing about it, but It's likewise help
j Ing lo put ii. across. It's the great
est dlspla.. of e immunity spirit
! that's been seen around Li.ikvlllc
j for many ' years.
' First ff the bat comes the an
Inouncement thai motion piciuroi
will be lakeu of the crowd and the
game. It. K. Btlnson Cias been com
miasioned to take several hundred
j feet of film, and if you've always
! had ao Idea that you'd be a movie
star. Just go out to the game and
get "Woken." The films will be
shpwn in t'.ie local motion picture
theatres a well as up and down the
Pacific cosst.
I Then, there's going to be a lot
of prises for the players, good had
and indifferent. The list of prUes.
j what they're for, and w-ao donated
I 'cm follows
For first error, pair of giggles,
donated by Dr. Goble; for first hit.
a star hat. donated by Ihe K. K. K.
store; for first assist, a savings ac
count of tl, donated by the First
National bank; for first bonehead
play, an ivory ball, donated by the
Mecca; for first home run, a pack
age of Chesterfield cigarettes, do
nated by the Mecca; for first strike
out, a fan. donated by Dr. Oobie;
first man to be hit by pitched ball,
a package of court plaster, donated
by Underwood's pharmacy; for the
first walk, a crute'.i, donated by the
Klamath Meneral hospital; fjr first
two-bagger, two sacks of peanuts;
for first three-bagger, three sajks of
Oregon Convicts
Make Escape From
Warden At Prison
) SALK.M. Ore.. July 31. Philip
! Davis and D, Jackson, trusties who
i were nt work in the potato garden
at tho state penitentiary, escaped
ithis morning. Warden A. M. Dairy
I mple reported. Davis was received
May 2S. 1H22, from Wallowa lounty
! to serve seven years for larceny, and
JabksDn was received December 6,
1924, lo do two yours for forgery.
Two Incendiary
Fires Reported
i SOSBBURO, Ore.. July 31. Two
! fires of incendiat'.y origin were re
! ported this morning by the Douglas
Oounty fire patrol. One fire, cov
lertng 15 acres. Started in green tlni
I her In tho Comstock district. This
I fire was started in four separate
! places. Indicating beyond question
Mint It was sot out by some person
j maliciously. Another tire, also mmi
t caused, Wits reported on Paradise
Creek west of Klkton, It covers six
I acres. The fli es were turned In
lute lust night, and woro reported
under control this morning.
TO tiKT AI'POINTMKXT
SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July 31,
(TP) President Coolidge expects to
reappoint Peyton Gordon as United
States Attorney for the District of
Columbia.
j peanuts; for first catrght My. a fly
I hook and leader, donated by the
'.Gun Store; for first missed fly, a
basket, donated by the Ilaldwin
Hardware Co.; for tho star player
of the game, an automobile, d -mated
by Wooiworth's store; for first
stolen base, a bible, donated by
Southwell's.
The Kiamalh Ice and Sl.rage
eompany has donated two cases of
soda pop on Ice. TY.ie pop will be
placed on the third base coaching
line. A runner must reach that base
before he is entitled to a drink.
There'll be plenty of attempted base
stealing.
The Klamath General Hospital
will have Its ambulance and stret-
I cher at the park. The first batter
to be hit by a pitched ball, will bo
placed In tlie ambulance and car
ried to first base.
The umpires and dignitaries who
will toss out and catch the first
balls w ill be kept a dark se.-ret un
til tomorrow. Just watch Cits space
nmi cm tr v..-. mm'! .1. .. .
Igame'll be a WOW.
j The Ualawin Hardware company
sod Roberts and Harvey have ea.'h
donated three league baseballs for
(the game. That'll eliminate any
' possibility of expenses,
j The White Pollcan hotel is donat
j ing the use of two adjoining rooms
; for the Medford ball players and
their wives during their stay in the
city.
The lineups of the two teams, to
gelher with additional grewsome de
: tails of the slaughter will appear in
i these two columns tomorrow.
In the meantime, just remember
that bbe big game starts at 1:30
Sunday afternoon, and it costs Just
25 cents. Every cent will be given
to the Klamath Falls street sign
fund.
House Of Commons
Gives Big Vote To
Unemployment Bill
LONDON. July 31. OP) The
unemployment insurance bill was
passed by the house of commons to
day after a labor motion to reject it
was defeated by a vote of 263 to 98.
The measure was one of the most
Important projects announced in the
recent budget presented to parlia
ment by Chancellor Churchill.
Tractor Operator
Injures 4 Fingers
Bert Chandler, aged 19, is suffer
ing from three broken fingers und
is minus the end of the little finger
on his left hand as the result of an
accident at Spragtic llivcr yesterday
afternoon at 4:45 where Chandler
Is employed in Peyton's logging
camp. Chandler's gloved left hand
was caught in the chain of a hoist
on a Ford tractor .lie was driving
and before he could snatch It away,
his fingers were crushed In tho
sprocket. He Is recovcrju; from the
i Injuries at the Klamath Valley hos
pital today.
NKW8PAPKR SOLD
Kl tlENE. Ore., July 31. Inter
est of Floyd Wesierfleld In the
Springfield News has be.cn sold to
11. Elmer Maxey, It was annoubced
today. The two have been operat
ing the Springfield newspaper In
partnership.
S. P. GIVES
BUILDING
PLANS
"Destructive Competi
tion" Would Bring
Modification
Before the railroad com
mittee of the chamber of
commerce last night was
presented a program of pro
posed railroad development
which would be projected in
the Klamath basin bv the
; Southern. Pacific railroad
company, providing there
was no "destructive compe
tition." In other words the S. P.
has come to Klamath with
this statement:
"Here are enough roads
to serve this community for
years. They will place you
in -direct contact with all the
producing and consuming
sections of United States.
But we can not build if we
have destructive competi
tion. Therefore it is up to
you people to line up behind
the Southern Pacafic rail
road in an effort to keep the
Northern lines from enter
ing this territory."
i Shoup Iffues Statement
Paul Shoup, executive
vice-president of the South
iem Pacific, issued an au
thentic statement on the
plans of the railroad company with
respect to construction in the Klam
,ath territory. He covered the con-istru-'tlon
of the three Strahorn. ex
tensions ti'jm Sprague River; to
Lakeview; to Silver Lake; and "t
the upper reaches of t'-ie Williamson
river. He announced the contem
plated construction of a line from
Klamath Falls south to Cornell, 40
miles south of Klamath Falls In
California. He pointed out that
the Nevada-California offld Eastern
from Lakeview south to the Central
Pacific will be broad gauged, and
I will also connect with the Strahorn
I railroad at Lakeview.
I But the announcement that
I brougot Joy to the hearts of the
j bis, shipping interests of Klamath,
was t.ie announcement that the S.
P. would build a line southeast from
J Klamath Falls to c.anect with the
I Central Pacific and furnish a closer
I connection with Oiden. Such a lino
wou'.d pluce Portland 413 miles clos
er to eastern markets, via the S.
i P. toute and would pluce Klamath
Falls 200 mile? closer. The louf.
; tedious route by way of Rosevllle,
i California, nnd , the ardotis climb
I over tie Slerrus would be avoided
I by such a. line, it was pointed out.
Silent on Route
But till the questions by meniborD
I of the rallioad committee proved
i unavailing' when It came to dotei -I
milling Viere tho proposed eastern
'connection would be aoutoJ. Two
alternatives are known t) be con
sidered by tho Southern J'aclflc. Omo
by way of Lakeview, then south lo
ithe Central Pacific. Another south
east from Klumath Falls to Cornell,
then to Alturas and the Central
Pacific.
H. A Hins'Jaw, assistant freight
j and passenger manage, R. E. Kelly,
j manager of development on the Pn
I clflc coust and K. C. Ingram, hlf
I assistant, met with the rallroa'd
committee and explained toe posi
tion of the Southern Pacific.
Might Modify
"Frankly gentlemen, It Is Just a
cold business proposition with ni."
Mr. Kelly said. "Mr. Shoup hss out
lined the railroad const! uctlon that
would come lo this territory, In the
event there wus no destructive com
petition. Hut you must realise t'iat
such a program would of necessity
be modified if the Northern linei
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