The Evening herald., August 29, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 10215
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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
JPj Siumhut, Herald
Issued .Daily, except Sunday; ly The Herald Publishing
Company. Qffice; 119 X. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
E. J. MURRAY . ., Publisher
W, 11. PERKINS News Editor
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Entered as second class matter at the postbrfioe at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879.
ment and expansion of one means the development and
expansion of all.
The people want the good-will of the Southern Pa
cific. They want that company to carry out to the last
degree every plan it may have for the development of
Clamath Kails, but for all of this they are not willing
to pay the price of excluding the Northern lines. They
want' both the Southern Pacific development and the
Northern lines, but if they must give up one to get the
other, they will gladly give up the Southern Pacific
program.
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and the City of Klamath Falls.
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WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925
THE SPROULE STATEMENT
MORH of About tho STATU 2 I! 2 '.'.to tBo Intoi'lUUtlon from the assools."
MRS. kooivmax 1)1KS Uoib, the prospect at'& caravan "miles
Mrs. Lualll Koopmnn. 4:1 yesre of : UmK- is mnv v,,ry bjrlghl snd a lrg)
sg ,lio,l in Bend this morniUK. Tho S mlu, ll,h,.ni..il, . ,H ,.M.,,,,.
ratiso of iloHtli was heart fuiluro. Mrs. ... , ...
,, , , , ,,. , , ho assoitntion horns lo liuvo ;.00
KooDtuun. tho wife of the late lllch-:
ard Koopnjan ot Poat, In Crook counn w ,lu' Procsgaton as it crosses
ty. is .siirviwd by her mother, Mis. the hay.
l,. J. Winter; four sons. GroVi, Robert, : Tho oatrfu&o imo Ban Prsnclsco
Arthur and Lyle: two sistors, Mrs. wm , September 8, and ii Is
('. H. SpSUgh of Hond and Mis. Alio.- ' pianr.oil lo cross on tho QoMU QgtO
Argerbrtght of Reaefaurc. and o:u I f(;rr. g0 ,u,wll vn Nesk avenue,
brother, I. E. winter of Brownavllli! jthonci down Mr4el to deary and
Burial will bo tn tho I. O. O. P. rem- ,lurn on Market to (Jewry and to
etery in Prinovlllo at 2 o'clock this ;tho ll00c, u.rc (nc ,.nn,vi,n wilt bo
afternoon. Rend Bulletin. i aistiiir.ded.
, The t'avemen and others from
LOST I'Ott HOURS Grant! Pgps plan to me. i in Rureks
Lost for six hours in the forest Sunday eveuiiiR. On Monday ai
northwest of Suttle lake, Miss Vivian
Stotoe; daughter of Deputy sheriff
r.nd Mrs. Georso Stokoe of Bend,
round her way back to the lake :if-
The people of Klamath Falls and Klamath county will
receive with keen satisfaction the statement made by
William Sproule, president of the Southern Pacific.
With him, they are equally as proud of the Southern Pa
cific as he is of Klamath Falls. Truly with him can
they say, "this pride is- because it is an example of
what can be accomplished when the manufacturers fund
tne men or business generally and the camel's serving'
them work together."
The people of Klamath Fails want to work with the j
Southern Pacific; they hope the Southern Pacific will:
work with them, to the end that there will be built up warci rs hai failed to locate her.
here the great manufacturing center the natural re-1 s!:o f""n'1 ,h0 ,ilk,? by followi,": :1
sources of the county will justify Throughout the &Zg&2& 'ST
years that the Southern Pacific has been operating m Mls9 Stoko,. :uui ,.,. B, ,;,
this territory, there has been, and still is, a cordial feel- iako to take some provisions to a
ing of good will manifested towards that company. No i &isl ranger stationed at suuie
request ever made has been denied, when that request I '?k Thvy hai1 staru"'1 back rfna took
tended towards further development of the territory ''"'T" "iT !L!:
- , xi n ii. T-i ! r i vtdoc, thinking t nut tho branches
otiuu ujr ouuuiciu i aui.i. i u man in tins ( would
munity is so shoitsighted or fool-hardv as to do any-: Stokoe
thing to injure the Southern racilic or place aught in its i a!:o recort this summer, she is in
way, for he would be committing business suicide as well ' Bend tot"lv restinB after her lrea
as materially injuring the future development of the;uous e,,erience.-Bend Bulletin,
great Klamath country. nru-nixc cams
The people will be particularly pleased over the state-1 Another ra,lin wi" be addcd to
l n , 1 . ,i , , I the camp facilities in tho Lithia Park
ment by Mr. Sproule that "Everything we have done,;camp ground wilhln the uext f..,v
everything we have planned and everything we are WCekS, according to an annonccmem
planning has in mind Klamath Falls as an industrial 1 made yesterday by Frank Jordan.
Center." I chairman of the park board. Tho
TT . , . , cabin is to cost approximately $500.
However, we hope that included m those plans is not i The cabin is to be bunt double.
the Condition that the peODle Will Oppose the Coming Of 1 constructed so that two families may
the Northern lines. If SO, Mr. SprOUje is doomed tO disaD- ocqapy it. In this manner the cost j outcome of Meadow's injuri.
-.tnintmpnt Tt. io a fivH Hororminatirvn nr, the nart Af may be reduced and two. instead of i known about five o'clock
the people that they want the Northern lines and are
going to have them if anything within their power can
bring about -such a result. This, however, does not!
mean that they are fighting the Southern Pacific; thati THE highway caravan
iVior iiranf in I'nium if in tlio olirrlirocf Aarrr- Ctii ', Thc finnl Plan and itinerary for
5:30 n. in. the departure will bo tak
en, urrlvlnc at llklnh at 13:!10. Af
lir an hour there the caravan will
proceed ba Betaluma. arrlviim thiftire
at 5 o'clock. The curs will leave
I'etaluma at 10:30. embarking on
the. Golden data ferry at 13:3Q.
The chftinbei of commorca has ap
pointed a committee on transporta
tion to sign up cars for the trip
ambpg the business men of tho city.
All car owuers will be solicited soon
in regard to making the trip with
the tlrar.ts Pass delegation. Grants
come toftether again. .Miss Pass courier,
is employed at tho Smile '.
WHAT TDK ST ATM IS DOING 2 2
.U'Ttl ACt IOKXT
Orvllle L. Jones of iirtiu.li Pass
was cited to appear here today as the
result of a imkibup on bc summit of
the SiiUlyous. In which three curs
weie dumuc.cd early yenterday eve-
nlng.
Aaeordlng to the slnry ltdd State
Trali'l.' tirflcer t'hurln TSient, Jo&M
was eopilni north ou the Pacific
hinhwav, Victor II. llowen of Onk
Itind. t'allt.. wsa nlao traveliur. nnrtli.
At a blind curve about 504 yards
south of (lie Summit much. Jones
attempted to pwil Houvii. lIOWSYor,
a. .i. Kaan pi Los Abgelca, driving
lOUthi uppcarcil around the turn be
fore Jones could paw. Instead of
dropping htu k into place, Jones at
tontptad to push bit car through the
open in,:.
ROVTOU and Raan swerved their
cars In an attempt to avoid nil acci
dent, hut the three came together,
ornahtng Into th,e ditch on the upper
side of the road. Had the can kouo
over tin- bank ea the lower lids of
the roadway, thoy would have rolled
for several hundred feet.
None of lite naisehgera in any of
the cars were Injured, but all the
machines were so badly wrecked they
bail to be low.it back Into Ashland.
Ashland Tidings,
GOIiDRN .WMVIiltsAltY
Btarttng this evenl&f, raemben of
the Aihland Presbyierlnn church will
Open the celebration of the fKtleth
anniversary of the founding of the
local religious' Instttntton. The cele
bration will extend otn a period f
three days.
On August ::;. is"."., twenty two
members of Hie Presbyterian church
nrgnuised the local church. A large
number of these members were trans
ferred from the Jacksonville church, t
which was the first Presbyierlnn
church orgSnUed in louthiTii Ore
gon, the Ashland church being the
second,- Ashland Tidings.
cared much about the Senate rules,
In anil for ll'eiuselvei, one way or the
oilier They think be ilmply wanted
to create a Konnntlon by doing M.inie
llilng strenuous, mid the Somite mien
were handy.
The trouble Is, the vice preiltTnnt's
peiTormauce requires u cJtmaA In
order to be ImpresKlve, and there i
n't coiiiK io lie any. That'll generally
agreed. Nor. up to dale, has It proven
a particularly popular attraction, Ttys
public hasn't "enthussed" over it, it
certainly makes no hit among the
senators, and President Oooiltlgu, ami
bis gdylsorg fegurll it with colli ln
dlfterenee, They don't like Dawes
, WWII 1(1.
s itor Moies' ssttmato iimt no
i hi., inn v i in u in iuimbor oi rotii the
D'awca ichuuio win int. is consldored
here to he high. If goythilUJ.
rttlRNOfl AlltRB. Three tltou-
inud Hi'ltlsli children sang "'iii
Bless the I'rlnco oi VVhlOa" today.
Hotel Suttor
Sun I'riiu. iscn
urausjrohteni
lieu. Wiiricn Hooper
A popular priced Klreproof
Hotel, Ceuirnlly Nocatsil end
iiuieii for ii i uxreileni sbrvlco
nnd unoxcolled uppolntniunts.
one cabin will really be added to the
' facilities of the camp. Ashland
; Tidings.
MRAPOWS SKRIOI SI.V HURT
Lester Meadows of North Head 1
was seriously, if not fatally, injured
today nbout noon by a line which
broke from a pile driver upon which
ho was working at 'Vaughn's logging
camp on Isthmus Inlet.
The line struck Meadows in the
left side, breaking SSTorsd ribs, one
of which is said to be pressing on
his heart.
The Injured young man was rush
ed lo Reiser hospital, where he was
given an opiate v ease the pain. The
t will be
tonight.
Coos Bay
STEWARl
WASHINGTON-FTi
LETTER'
it) t'H.UtLKS I
WASHINGTON
HTIOWART
W.'ittlilriKttm hnH -J
Itlfti that,. Vim pTBSldOlit Diiwi'h IX
.,4- U " - ;j i,. -u: l iwawooa mgnway caravan 10 me
uuuwmj-, iuy die juat da diiAiuus tu m UUIiUUW up j Diamond Jubilee at San Francisco
and developing tne boutiiern Pacific as they are to have j
the Northern lines come in, knowing that the develop- i
are now being completed fojf the Red
wood highway ansociation. According
according to atti-ndajitK.
Times.
an
will conn back for the DOXt st slun
of CongrcHft con:iid'trubl rlntr.t. ni.
His dt'innntl for a rhanje' of the
Sfiia!"' rules has D66Q Btsad up here,
alt along, as a bid fur tlio r,!ita-
tion of u regular "hollor" oUad
who lumped rigbi into 1 1 - midtl of
a bad situation, which ottuirs had
deplored for yars witliuut Ix'lng ublr
to do anything about it, nnd straight
ened ft out In Jig time.
Very tow politicians bolteve iiaws
Catch Those Nickles
And Dimes
In one of our savings hook banks, you will be
surprized how quickly a small savings account
will grow into the hundreds of dollars and then
into tho thousands.
$1 saved each week for ten years will amount to
$68&2S with interest at i compounded scmi-anntiallv.
First National Bank
Members Kedoral Keserve Hank
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SALE
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
Special Discounts for Cash
Since moving we find that we have a great many odd pieces,
which we are marking down in price in order to close them
out for cash.
Also making special discounts for cash, for one week, on
numerous other articles, in both new and used, consisting of
stocks of rugs, beds, springs, mattresses. Few patterns of
stoves both cook and heaters, Aluminum ware, dishes, trunks,
unfinished tables and etc. Come in and look over our stock
and if there is anything you can use, the price will be interesting.
SEWING MACHINES
We have just finished overhauling some 40 sewing machines,
and all are in good working order, some as good as new, prices
from $5,00 to $45.00, both time and cash, for Singers, Whites,
Eldredge, Standard, New Home and other makes.
Let us show you the new Lang Range No grates or ash pan.
Lucas, Furniture
826 Main
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Now Here
The Big
New Chevrolet Truck
See this new truck before
you buy. On display at our
show room
0. ARENS
Phone 49-W
- - - - Chevrolet
- 522 So. 6th St.