The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 27, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALI S, OREGON THURSDAY) AUGUST 27, 1025 3Hj Evening. TUtvalh Jssucd Daily. except Sunday, by Company. Office: 11'' X. Eighth K. 1. MURRAY . V. H. PERKINS Entered as second class matter at the poStoffiOO at Klamath Palls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. Member of the AssotsiaWd Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatcliese 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 herein are also reserved. T.he Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. 1925 THE SECOND WARD ELECTION Because the city council ignored the provisions of the fits charter, residents and have been compelled to circulate petitions for a special i councilmanic election as the WKr enmothintr tn whieh.thov WOTV. mifitlprt pvvai.s vv.....; .....ft... j icoast artillery and is station! d at Following the resignation of Councilman West, the Fori Kamehameha, on the island city council should have made immediate provisions for 01 Vn,m- tno MW ln"" ",',n"l"lu; a special election in order that his successor might bel?aw?"; ,T!,is is ' "'" "r chosen. The plea of economy was raised in the citv 1 , , t frmiAil ho.n-ih.ii'c Kilt enn om ij-v-iiicn. -ii-o nnr n-rill i.l-iv, 1 . w nwiy seeuun Ui lite city is tation in the city council. It flip pb.nrr'pr nnrl rlpsnitp thP f Mbkm to noi-rtr nut thn cnnimmirl of t),a ohnrtav fu0 - , 1' v iiecond ward will soon be COUncil Will be Compelled, election when the oetitions hnrltr filcH TWO KINDS On a charge of having made false income tax returns a ban Jrancisco millionaire liHr Q "firiP of SOOO Tr, i-1rliflCV- Isr, i'.- fi-v m'v I -,tT ft iiu JA. ifuvuv. All Lll.liil Tfivprinnptil- lrnr-lr inenmo tov t v - -vi. L.iii ftt.,. avi j-vj..', i.'in li ti.i Xft'ft.u ci. Cv3 AOft Tcr... ,k ,..v. u li. x ji uic mice vcdio, ne su uiiucijiaieu HIS in-1 . . . . pnma fViar Vtn ntnirinolitr noirl v v.jftv. wmv iiv- uiitiiiwiu 'ttiu Murray, There's Kelly. TheVe's Willos. And there Was I Oregon' Jones. Murray got into the pen for holdine:!'" matter of building construe-1 i.p a bank, Kelly for helping a prisoner escape, Willos for : "! mdoubtediy establish i robbery and Jones for holdups. Thev robbed neonle. cmir",y aud "lsh rk' robbery and Jones for holdups. They robbed people jfte millionaire robbed tne government. In common estimation, among some persons, it.is admissible to rob the government if you can. But in the above cases of crooks there is no difference, except that the man who robbed the government pulled off the Biggest job. Port land Journal. Lettuce Crop in Wocus Valley to Yield 1000 Tons If it doesn't get too cold and if conditions are ideal, between 75 and! 80 cars of lettuce will be harvested trom the acreage sown to lettuce in the Wocus valley by the Los Ange les firm of Suwdy and Hunt. The fondest hopes of the Califor nia wholesale firm have been realiz ed and only inclement weather will puncture their anticipations. The lettuce acreage is primarily an experiment. IfTu'cceestiil this VI. It... nu Anr,.1,i, firm will w- c'mom'.va'll haftaX GVT CXTf! 1 CAMT CARRV eAAO A ffj .MUN MO LOAD UV(E AT! Oil CMouoGRAF Wthep'O hpfTaBE) MIGHT JUS AS VWELL IM TftEFiE STiO m SOWEBODV IWJ CARRv A PlANMER OF-TOO VWlTH t There T'CMAMGEr we'll hafta Fix up 4mlZA M Publishing i. . . . Publisher News Eclltor voters of the second ward only means lett tliem tor VW wmv. The Mora 1,1 Street, Klamath Fa eiiuueu lu equal rt'ijtcseil- army service at Seattle In 192.1. He is a right granted Liem bylWM Kort woeden, wash . dnr - niliiro "nf flip nrBn'r mm. !!t World War. then was for I v - -i'- -V I represented because the city Under the law. to. Call the have been retrulaiiv and bro- . OF ROBBERS has pleaded guilty and is to L"i., 11C 1 K.W jJC; ClIU lCtlv.ttH I CUftAUllDU Hi" tuooiii as t lit nan ricr ff foe 111 si 1010 oni 1 ClOA n-Plnerlod of the rear, it Is exneotBd.l& Vnf Htf There's Tom UUb .'- JJ . 111C1CQ 1 Ulll I ter the Klamath country In earnest I next year. SISTKHH KN.IOY XKIP Nine of tie Sisters at Sacred Heart Academy enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake Wednesday, the guests of II. K. Dewet-se and J. P. Maguire. ! Sr. Several of the Setters had nev er made the trip before and the trip was greatly enjoyed by them. HKTlil.NS SOl'TH j Anton Peterson returned to hi home at Alturas, California, this j morning after spending several days! beru'on business matters. I FROM ALL OVER OREGON Bits of News From Towns Throughout the State WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING .ioiin (iiitns ntc.vii John C. QfoDS passed it way Sun day night at 7 o'clock at his homo on Powdor river, sown miles south of baker, Ito was bpili in Kansas January 1. 1SGL'. ami was one of Baker oouniy's pioneers. 4"Bo ! -ceased loaves to mourn his death a wife, three sons anil five daughters: Elmer R. Glbba, North Powder: I Bryant B. Glbbe, anil Isaac a. Glbhs, of Baker; Mrs. Myrtle Peterson, Spokane. Wash.: Mrs. Rachel Sco tteld, Milton. Ore.: Mrs. Mamie Kr- win. r.n,i the susses Dhuh'a and BVa Qtbba of linker. Funeral services will he autumn- cod inter. Baker Democrat. VISITS OLD IIOMK Guy It. Oaborhe and wife are visiting with his mother. Mrs. W II. Osborne, at SS6 t'nlon afreet. He was a Snlem hoy. and he was witii Dewey in the battle of Manila in the .Spanish-American war. He was landsman then, on the I'SS I Concord. I He is now a slaff sergeant of thf '" "u" " . " coast artillery and is station) d at ' '. ', Sorffoani O.'tejrne joined his pres-' ;,., fcMIU.h of ,the rttit.d Stales ; m. n.ne nt ! o.t Monroe. li-lnla. ... ,ng a,.K,neJ lo his pres- ent noit. v.r and Mrs osi.ome wUI be In and around Salem for a weeks, haien has changed 1 ,ot sin-" he was a hoy li re. Inn ne was yesterday finding familiar fuces and places. -Statesman. few -Salem : BAXVER MONTHS Building permits tor August will ; klfti.11 ... . .. , : l iThe con.-lraciion of ihe new bleb I , , . L, , . uilmn h.tili tni. i ...... 1 . . i I . ...... .- school btiiUUnK, for which the p KAA. n ... put the year of 192S far in the lead! The permit for the new school building was taken out in the sum of 1145, OKI), covering all contracts, construction is already under way and good progress Is being made. I Al frpfmnn linn .li.ri.rmtni.il In add a third story to the reinforced concrete building which he is erect ing in North Uoscbiirg. The third floor wiil not bo finished, hut the wails will be provided and the third story constructed, so that it may be completed whenever there is a de mand for the rooms. The addition al cost will lie about $3,000. making the total cost of the general con tract on the building $15,000. Other permits were issued to At l to Ar- rage on i w. o. ! t thnr Puckett for a ?150 garai; Bast First Avenue North niake for a J 26 garage and wood- I shed on Cobb street; Lon K. Mc-! Clintock for a ?125 gArago on Chad-1 ? wick street; H. A. Habel for a $50! $lfi0 garage on Cobb street; M. E. IA titter for a $400 garage on East ! Oak street, and A. II. Perrin for o T $150 garage on Harvard street. Roseburg News-Reviow. X U.t VBARS AGO I'mler a dale line of :'." years ago the Euione ouard re porta thai Farmera In that loctlon were aolllns (heir i'ars t lg a ion to the. Ru gono cannery which In turn was shipping Ihent la a Salem ennnetv. A contract is notod with termors '.i.nnn sold this year peart U high .s $;r a ton. Salem Journal, BHSBP AUK SHIl'PBD A shipment of seven can of sheep, four from UHgi'iidc kind three from Baker, was made vosterduy by 00. Deasley over, the O. W. It. & N. In I'hl.ago. Mr. llensiey expects th make other chlpmenta won Baker Demo crat. - i PiONRKR DIHB Bdw'ard 0. Rourk, tl, yours ot nsc mid resident f the Central Oregon country for more than l"' years, died Sutarday night at the home kept by .Mis. M. M. Leah. Rourk died within a dit lime hi, wife. Mrs llessie It .urk (. ... . . . . uwrea Rolrt bomber of the 'ioea. lodse ot'aiki. haring domitted her from the Klamath Fain lodge when ' Klks .... nvull.1 for the nasi .''a im.mu iur mi ii...... has been two and .......half years. II- was a native -i Onto, having been porn in Athena. rj6na' ijjiietin. SMALL CHILD HURT Qraee MeKlbben, the small I daughter ;f H. S. MeKlbben, ( i -Hiuth line street, was severely lu iJurei this mottling, when her rlitlit arm was .-aught and mangled ii I the wringer on the electric was'a i log machine. The girl, with sever i al other children, was playing kbonl .. .. -v .. .. .. .. .. tbv wt. ?T w w vv v y w w v V Jk I v I Wt I -mrm m W 1 f 1 VI If o lif A si JLCP JL& AA SL Kb efc T t f t t I T T T Y 5r ? jL cuisi or tesvir. D1 L-H.r jSfMUjftT WjSW rf tVftftft th, wm Bftftftni dbftTftClftr I, I ivl RECEIVED AT GEO. I. KLAMAT REPAIR WD COS SENt) IX the waslier. when I he flnxera of her rlghl band beeame oaughl he- Iwcen Ihq collets ol the ivrlngtr, The uiUOhtt)0 drew her arm tbfOUft) to a p dnl ah.ive (he clhow. before her iiUnhl was notl.ed. Th., wash er iWIH stopped mid the preitura re leaked, bUl hoi until thU arm hid been bgdiy huthflod. Roneburg News. i:w MiniionisT t in urn 'I'h" ( inner alto of the Sale e, Laundry company on Bouttj Llhbrty has been purchased by Hf. II. I.. Sleeves, of Salem, m h will oroct at on. e a modern one-slory hiiil.llut,, ll was UUnUunood l.estonlay. The property Is one of the oldoal laud marks In Balom. Hie old nullfllng haviiiK once been the Methodiai church hero and one of I he oldest building In the olty, The property was sold to )r. Sleeves for a COniidorBtton of $1(1. ftOft. The church orgahlMtton mov ed lo I ho site now occupied by the (lenomluailon at' thu QOJNBOK of Church ami Stale In g(( which wns the year tiui. instruction avus stai'led on the new hnlUllnit whlcii Is botttg used today. --Salem St..: ill. til. M.VNV OIIAPKH tirape production in Hie c nut tills season nil appioxlmate IO,0o0 luxs. an eatlmate prepare.! at the from thelg)eeing of the Joaephine Comity Crape titowers assoiatlMi allows. Tweuiy-tlve f Mia grOnrer were preeeat m the meftlng and .iisaua- sod methods of marketing for the year in I also talked over lit,, pre scut ..jiuMilon ot the crop. There Is considerable burn among " grapes, some sections sluuin r,. m re than last year and others He- ttge iv 111 show uhout a n irmiil con- Iiik hard to navigate, dltlon. The yield will he slightly It not only Is well provided with mora than last year. T'ae estimated j big parks: It's thickly dotted with crop of ULOAO lugs In iudes both I pretty little aquhres and circles. T knys and Mallgas. Itosehurit There are lota of trees. It's plr-News-Itevlew. : turesquc. Divorce suits are worse than bath ing sells because they leave some thing fur III" .mat .nation. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . SftAAAAAA.a.it.AJt. .. that insures the insured WESTE ."it NL tynbftt. TEL, NIWCOMi CANLTOI1. PRCflioc.T nvmiief m S- ftfta WALTON 'ALLS, ORG. DAMA'GES AS YOV WOUl T SEND ME BILLS WHEN DRIVER'S REPORT. rj.-.,i.i:i'inwi It gives you a grand feeling to a telegram like that when you are up again.st adairiage claim which you couldn't help. Can you afford to be without this protection? See our Mr. Walton about it. The Walton-Wright Co. White Pelican Hotel Phone 643W 1 JPti WASHINGTON OT?H L ETT ER.f' ii) i ii Mtl.l'S i, HTBWART 1 M'.V Meivl.e Wilier WASHINQTON.- The Waidiliiiiion Chainhei' of ( 'oiiiiueico has launch id a campnlmi to intiko the cap ita! one of the oouutry'a blggeil cities, us Well as It .1 most lltipol lanl . ill lis own peculiar wav. Tile Coin Blerau Chnwber douaui care an much about making li an lildiiatrlal cen ter: whni's pftrttohlarly klht'ed at is "lolling" the place to uospci'.ms people as an ideal spot to live In. The WasliliiKloll hooslola tnako out a pretty itootl case. Of course they eviiKKerate. ItoosteiM always do. The) WOlll admit there are am drawback!, at ail. for fnttanee, they brag about the ollniate. Now. about the only good thing It's possible to say truthfully of Washington' cUntate is iiiai it nev er get! very cold, hut ll certainly does r.et wt and ntist and In niini- mer it can giro polnU 1(1 trop ica ill the Hue of ItetllllK hot. The hooxtcr meutluu that "the alreoi car service Is Improving.'' Thcrc'ii plenty of room for It. Mouslm; colidlllons ar pointed to with prld" They OUghl lo be clasay. Hones cost enoiiRh. I Yel WashliiKlou Is attractive. It i- ti l iiilcouifortnhlv bit! yet. though the bgonters are trying to mnko II lew ll Mil l rushed to death. And II pleajts the eyo. li s handsomely Ihttllt, It'a terrain Is auftlclenily Wash tog ton 'a Interesting, alio, One feels i hut he's living, here. In the midst of things. It's heniliiiur rrvrryrrrfrJn vvywyvv I I iB 9 M 1 IVa AM I It mm oor.o. w. c ,.tk,,. .., i XZIlrXZ' CS PORTLAND ORG 30A I) VOtR OWN LOSS. COMPETED EJAV P. J. THORNE CIIKCK WORK : WORTLEY t. is tor qVerylum) the Aml-Haloou I .11. '.lie. the AkSUClMlml AgalUKl the I'rihlbltlon Aijiftnd in. iho Ainerlpnn CoBortuioii ul Lfihor, nil Uio womeii'a orgtutttnllons, the en ure ItUttlt. Thu presfdettl'g ' he soon ouoa tilouitlly. iloiiglbg nAitqniobllo. Juat m.e .. liuuian bolh'g. doing to work in tin morning one iifhod lioinbors of tlio euhlilfll and iicuators and rec- oituitet. 'em and ruiiybe tpuaks to a lew. tlopreswutatlrei are ao coin luun lin y don't auounl to mueh, Income Tax Law Evaders Warned IilU Ii. AMI. (lie. Aug. 20. -"TOO many of our people have the Idea Ihal money Is made In machinery. The facia nre tluit everyhodV pa)s tageg. if n o illieeily. then linllriicl ly i'he ntnii who does not make OUl an In ome iak schedule should UOl fool himself villi the Idea tkftl he lias escnp.il taxation In Ilie end, as it matter ol fact, he pioh iiiy pain thg moal 61 then " Si disiare.1 ColutreaamgH Martin ii. Madden, of Chicago, chairman ol Hie aouee of refreaegtatlves appro prlatlohi odmmfttee, at . dinner last night given i tins,, attending Hi" Western Hlnles Tax Payors' confer. once, "Kvety application that Is mad" must he forwarded by taxes'' Mud den eoBtlnueo, some people don't nee in lo reallae Una. the simple fact that ike money ybu sre gdng lo spend ttiiist in. raised somehow The approprlatloiut mutt follow and Iho cost erOnjIMJIy S"U to even, body." Me roundly denounce I the InhOI .lance lux. He ulso suld Hint all ill .an. es lavei should be alliillslle I. At yeslerdiiy ufteruooii'.. meOtlnfl .if Hie eeliforeiico Stale Treasurer K.i .I.- lured that all the lux burd ens do not rest with stain taxes alone, "Ten per cunt of xll the taxes In Oregon g . (oi- stale mlmluhnrstttro purposes and vet K" per cent of all tain agllatlvu seema lo b" directed agalnsl the state;" " .. .. .. .v a a. a a , fS. M or Kswct Iuvmioi r nit on Nlfftl M, IIWI I e... I tt I t iha.ft i ...... h,.. AUG, K-1? t 9 l)..A....il t T T I AT. Jf?VMiliiftM5 i A hard -Tone. -Tt carrv. Sunn tit 5tw?icc imc j 'j .1. wlhii i, mini m)i,i , ISlaV." i...A.i .ii:.Ui ,Va'eXr.-:i'f''' I u- in- e-.jr i. '