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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, H)25 PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ,f them which will give glaring headlines and copious Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald PubUahina Quantities of black ink to the misdeeds of juvenile de Company. Olliec: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls Oreiron Imqtteixte. Names of the unfortunate lads and all ol s V, ho harrowing details of their 'crimes are pieced to- E. J. MURRAY pubijsherlgether for public consumption. VV. II. PERKINS pwa i-.iii ,r W most instances of juvenile delinquency, tnvestiga- Entered as second class matter Falls, Oreiron. under act of !U.m-li Mcmher of the Associated Press j But in our humble opinion, it is .not fair to the boys The Associated Press is exclusive! v entitled to the use of re- !H)1 to the lH,blic t0 SiV6 lnlb'KMt.v tH tho imsik0lls of publication of all news dispatches-'credited to it or not other-pUth ew8 ho-vs- U 01111 SO"d purpose, wise credited in this paper and also the local news published There are many states which make it unlawful lor therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein newspapers to publish this so-called "news ot young arc also reserved. ; urs who are haled into juvenile court. It has been . found that better results are obtained among; erring U3w Evening Herald is the. official paper of Klamath County iuvenilcs if they are spared the black ink of newspaper and the City of Klamath Falls. notoriety. Rarel'v. if ever, will you find the instincts of the Delivered br Carrier One Temr M an su Months; so Three Months . una Mouth ' .... 1.85 a.x,,. . ,r BoySi a rule, are not bad at heart. With the right WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1(3. 192S jS0;t of aid and encouragement they can be made to the error of their thoughtless ways. But to flaunt milium dctd a vc r r l 'Xi misdeeds before the public does the boy an irre- cuuiNClL BLTRAiS CITY parable injury which he may never live down. Klamath Falls was sold into the hands of die Southern f- e hoped that the law makers of Oregon will Pacific railroad company by the city council vtewvlon1e ll:,'V take egnizance of the tfn,wi"tf and his afternoon when it overrode Mavor Goddard's Seto oi WoWm and render him a real service by u- Jie lesolution granting the to a spur atong the shore alley. As Mayor Goddard son to believe that this spur is being built in the in-j chance, they'll make the grade. lerest of the Southern Pacific. All that he asked theL. Li ' oty council to do was in incorporate in this, or any srst r light Ot Willi rOrematl uuiei permit, a provision that the spur could be used, by any other railroad company. But to this suggestion the council turned a deaf ear. .As a result, if this spur is built, the Southern Pacific I nas secured a complete monopoly of Lake Ewauna as far as Pavnp allov If a no-r.-tt"';.- rr,.oi.,! ., i tension to connect up with the proposed spur on the west side of the lake, a complete barrier will have been -constructed around the entire lake. . But recently those seeking the construction of this spur. sought to slip it through the council on a building permit. If it were an open and above, board move", puch tactics would not have been necessary. When the sponsors were smoked out, the resolution was introduced and adopted. . Then Mayor Goddard vetoed it, basins his veto on the grounds that he was well satisfied that itTwas another move of the Southern Pacific to bottle up the city and hamper the entrance and free movement of other railroads that might want to enter and serve the city. He urged the council to incorporate in all such permits a common user provision. It is plain to be seen that the council has come under the baneful influence of the Southern Pacific and is de-tei-mined to join hands with that company in its fight t6 close the city against the Northern lines. It is incompre hensible that these men will turn their beaks on their friends, neighbors and constituents and lend themselves to the service of the Southern Pacific. One would think that they would have sufficient pride in the future de velopment and expansion of Klamath Falls, be more de sirous of seeing great industries come to this city, see it grow into the railroad center that it is sure to befif the Northern lines come in here, to prevent them betraying the trust that the people have reposed in them. The DrfiSttnt. cmincil is a rlisornr-p t member of it should be drummed out of the city that hWS, TLTZ so signally honored them and they have so signally t!on tor a wv iav transacting hum betrayed. . ! ness mattera. the postoffioe at TQamth j( igro at subscription bates - n . ' ! six Month,"" " 15. On Three Months 1.50 right for the construction ; of Lake Ewauna to Payne pointed out. there is rea - n fflpmQfh Fcill or-l o.mr-ir ; Hey! What th' Ding Dine? GIVE THE KIDS A CHANCE Now' and then wo may find newspaper a vory few turn snows thai the novs are h:,lul ot' discipline has ononilly is simply a oaso ot iSnrt of the unfortunate vouths. I criminal implanted m the mind or a ooy in Knee irousera -1 l u i. .. u 1 W 11V. UIOI1, StlUUKl no UK I .:rim !? Were it not better Ui,wf.ill:m, tlltm to mark ; Tmn Miiitsiv? ,,;, AoUhmmtZ or of anv RoyS yes, oven "bad" ointed out as hardened Lucks And Ueese From North Here ? has ,:r"U8ht lBe van g0rd " :!' mlgra,or blrd t0 Klam,h so early this year? Xbfa b .(hu uuistion that is pui zlin amateur naturalists that havi with tbetT own eyes seen sioren ariil ev'a hiin.lnjs of northern geese in the Tute lake country Mid mallards anil .car. v. :s hacks in the marshes on ranches south and south east of town. Wh.'ie iteetfc and speckled breastel geese have been seen in small flocks ou Tule lake. acocrdinR to W. C. DVTlten. prOBtteBt Malin rancher. Y. T. Wilson, who owns a ranch' south of Keno, 'reports that for the first time In five years a large flock of ducks from the north have put in an appearance on that part of his land which is partially inun dated. to corco Jimmy Honson. tieorge Uiller and Oeorge Blanas left early this morn-' ing for a deer hunt In the Copco country. They plan to return to the city tomorrow. (MTTMO.MKX HERE Leland Casey of the Portland noi oau ai tictiu. nun mi- too often been migstng. It misdirected energy on the t.,,.1 ...ttV. IVa ..,;,.. ' uutiicu nmi Wfiw to insist upon closer parental the VOUllirster as V UtVOllllO iuvenile court m-oceedines. boys are too valuable to be criminals. Give the kids a Slightly Hurt Jack Monroe Receives Electric Shock This Morning Jack .Monroe, veteran mill man and nllF foreman for the Shasta View Lumber compuniy, won severe ly injured tiris morning at 10 o' clock from a shuck 'from a 221) wit wire while he was standing near tho switch ova'rd. .Monroe vus rushed to tfte Klam ath r.onerai hospital where it waa quickly ascertained that the all !, did not incur a fatal injury, lie was atot burned to any oxtcnt and Is suffering princlpalhy from the nor vous shock. . ' Just War tile electrocution sjcrnr red. nobody seemed to know, and the injured man was in do condi tion to explain this afternoon. TO CHIIXXJUIX Jerry O'Ncil of Ashland , motored to t.'hilonuin this afternoon on a business trip. Mr. O'Neil is in the. plumbing business in Ashland and hopes to locate In Klamath Kails. MANY CARLOADS OF CATTLE GO SOUTH Fattened and In prime condition from u summer's feed on the fer tile grazing land of Klamath, scoros at car loads of cattle moving souta waavl tia San Proiaclsco markets fir slaughter and subsequent sale. Byeven car iJads of cattle left early tills week for the Kolh Hlom eomiKinlc, a wholesale meut concern of San Francisco. They were sold by E. It. Cardwell, L. .M. Strecter of Frwt Klamath, D. K. Alexander of Jlock Creek and Mrs. F. K. Stearns of I'rlnevllle. Jess lleckley shiped three ear I iads and ('. 10. Marls four carloads of fat beeves and COWS to the Allun Pylc wholesale melat concern, The livestock sales were neg tl ated by the OaiHorsta Catftlemejitfs iiH.iofiaii(,n which has (ttready slart oi tie work it loCAtlffg buyers for its Klaulalb members. .1. W. Hunt; field agent, for tho Kssoelatfon, i.. aataUUned in. this county agent's I fflce and h is ciiarge of nil aswclallrn's connections In Klamath an I adjiinlng counties. Fur Manufacturing. Coat Remodeling All work gtianiiileed Mrs. Wm. Bessler (12(i waslilnglon Delween gist and Seventh STEWARM WASHINGTONn L ETT EBw By OHAIU1H8 P, BTBWARt NBA seivice Writer WASHINGTON. IMesldeiit Ciwl Idge Isn't goliw itO h'.ive tatuVl ftll his pwn iVrty when he launches his campaign m couvrwHjl nwtl wlntat to force ocdtoltdatktm m bha dounfry'i rill transportation systems if the roads coulluuo to stall off ivluntur.v consolidation, The Hues which are Mtp niiiney naturally reguod the consUldftttoil pnanoattlbn with very kliidh etfsov slme 11 would Insure them a aliuro of t'he profitable i ues' revenues. U s hardly reasonable to expect I ho lat ter to be so enthusiastic. Of America's approximately Hut), 000 miles ot rallrroads about 200. odd miles pay. The .ither SO, (MM do it i or barely. if the wW le JfiO.OUO miles were merged, li doesn't follow tihal their I DOUI earnlngvi WOUkl b luoreased. ! On tits contrary, pWI of Praaidani Coolldge's plan I. to eul fB, On ton of that, on the coioltdtll!u basis, a 1l never profits the c mblu-i ed r ads did make would be sprea-l ever Ibe entire 250,00 miles. No loiyir mUl all the velvet go to till per cunt of the Hues and all the risses to 20 per oani On the face ot II. It doesn't l k like a good ha:ctaln Ur the fJvmer. The admiulitrnllon'i view, lw. ever, is that consolidation wauld 10 creatiy rivluce ovorltcad and so fenbancs efficiency that DStfisy. would lose t..'tt; ki fact, tlilil eiieh.- body ;uid gain - the combined raft- tails in aa aiucreas.'d margin of pii ifli and I he public In lower f.elght and passenger rates, Another Newspaper Makes Appearance Another weekly new paper ha. blossomed forth In tills section. This time It Is the Weed l'res, a newsy little f ur-padca weekly Jiisi sta led at WeoJ, Cal., by W. W. aud Hatlls E. Mokler. ta Ulsir HllUton, t'he publishers express their falbh In Weed and believe that the timvlug town Is entitled to u nepap"er of Its own. The first Issue efintalns much lo.'ul news (f Weed and sur rounding COUIUlUUltivs. There's Money Dairy Farming But, good pure bred xtoek proves its worth onlv when it has plenty of fresh, pure drinking water at the proper teinperaturv, winter and siminier. The "Loivr.z" water system supplies it- abund antly from any kind of a well or spring. It gives fire protection, reduces "chase" labor and permits the enjoyment of modoin plumbing conveniences. Near two hundred now installed by. us in Klam ath county. rrrr . on 6th near Main COURT FAILS TO ACT ON OFFERS uh .1 A. M.uldox, lo.al con tractor. Is conceded t be I ho towiiil bidder on the Midland Market road project a-ltb an oatar o ISII8.il, It may chalice Hint Uls only IMaPaU tor. H, K. Vlcory, may be awarded the contruct. II befaiue KDOWO Ihii uwnilitg. Vlstomy bid ixom.l or Jusl $17.7" more I'uii Maditox. , la'slead u-f letting ttya inlract to the lowest bidder. Hie couuly court duferroil acllon aa Hie grant until next Saturday nfterno'jn. Charles Marlln, eounty commissioner, when nskel why t'he bid was not let to Miiddox. wild that the county curt bad d'vld'ld lo postpone a- li tl on Protecting your money A manufacturer in an obscure little town builds a new product. Within a year or two, thousands of women in every corner of America buy that product and benefit by its merits. What gives you this confidence in the value of goods made by a man perhaps thousands of miles away? Advertising. Advertising brings you news of the new article. It tells you of its merits. It convinces you of its value. It protects your investment. Products that are widely advertised are worthy of your faith. You buy from honest, neighborly folk when you buy from their dealers. It pays you to read the advertisements and to know advertised products. Buying them protects your money. 'ft Every advertisement is a lesson in careful buying read them all f7. M & HV Phone 371 Hie pottDt) I Ha t there was a differ ence tu t tuts in which lbs ino bid- Z agreed to tswuplele t3e Sib. KAXtil ov. Eit m:itE li t c, Ohaae, of Olaodala, I niitur- iiui. who OWna cousldernble furmlnu' liimf lit Hie M.-rrlll ooUBtfy. Is h.-ro mi n busloess trip aith W It. Al len ot i, o Anjelet and F. H, Treat or Otendale. I I .111 T MHMIAI a. j. Connolly, arlib i t ook o( Houtbern California, lott eter,iny afternoon for the Boron Mile dis trict io spend Mraral day. on a deer bunt.
