EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ftp, l02fi
PAGE SIX
SCh lEunin literal!
Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing
Company. Oflkc: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
E, J. MURRAY Publisher
W. H. PERKINS News Editor
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Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1S79.
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She Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
and the City of Klamath Falls.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925
UNMASKED AT LAST
Notwithstanding its continued denial of the corpora
tion influences that have dominated the ownership and
policy of The Klamath News, it has at last cast aside
its maquerade and come out in the open in the service
of one of its masters the Southern Pacific. In its
issue of this morning it unequivocally states to the peo
ple of the county that it is irrevocably committed to
the policies of the Southern Pacific company.
In doing so, however, it maintains the same dishon
esty of mind' and policy of misrepresentation that has
characterized its entire course since the question of the
coming of the Northern lines was projected into the
affairs of this community. In its editorial of this morn
ing it says:
"The Northern lines have announced they do
not intend to go beyond Klamath Falls and that
they intend to establish only small shops here."
The Northern lines have state!
the OreKou Trunk wouM nmkv
a iioultiv haul of lirluuhiK Ion
into Iklumath Fall for milling
ami haul tho lumher north
ajcaln Tho Oregon Trunk
ilati Is hnseil on lit ml, LVtitUtlg
to pull the huiu ss that way
ami tfivo lloml the benefit of
i ouht t urt Ion evneml it uivm."
If iht OroKn Trunk Ut not ox-
(cmlotl to KtfltUMh i-iiils, tho N.irv-
UnHlxoa phiut will not ooutQ ton
ami the con (ruction of the Woyor
haouser plant will Ik1 poNtponoil. it
'not entirely nbutdoitetti The tiinO-
I or owned by Utwts conipiuitoi win kw
! litanufaeturett in Klamath KalU ami
! this wilt mean mote to the eity than
any program the Southern PaelftV
inlj;ht follow. Those two oiuvins
; nitl moan an iueiease in ptmuhtiiun
Of not rOW than ion thousand pot
i pie, Ith their eousequeut lm, fog
power, a tucKr that alone will as
sure the future proMMrlly pf Klam
ath Fulls.
The Northern linos have stated to
tho pHple of lhml that they ate
.. "i;. to alMtmlau (h;it eity as a tor
utiiial point; that it will not ho a
division point ami that it will simp
ly he a station on the main line to
this eity. Klamath Falls is to be
j a permanent division total ; and a
terminal point, until Ittch time as
further extension may he made. Such
repair shops ms may In necessary
will be maintained hetv ponttAttOOtly,
nothing of the kind. No statement you that a southern extension will
of any kind has ever boon made by follow, ami we will be surpilsed If
anyone connected with the North- such an announcement Is not made
era lines that the OrejrBn Trunk son after penrJssiun to build to
would or would not go beyond Klamath Falls is granted.
Klamath Falls. Two officials have As to shops, they are u foregone
broadly inti mated that the line cjnclusion. Klamatb Falls will be
would bo extended south, but such an important terminal. A payroll,
suggestion never has been held out equal, if not greater, than that
as bait for support of the people promised by the Southern Pacific
of this county. The Northern lines v. ill be created and every benefit
have plated an open, fair honest that will arise out of the Southern
policy with the people here and if Pacific terminal will flow from that
the time comes when their officials of the Northern lines.
state the Oregon Trunk will be ex-
tended south, you may be sure the Another nilstatement of The News
vxtensinn will be made. is
Common sense, however, will tell 'Ir is absurd to think that
You will see from this that the
Northern lines ;,re not ttyfng t;i buy
public support by false promises.
All they ask is a square deal an
op km t unity to i mm into this ter
ritory and serve Its people ami bs
COtne a factor In its development
and expansion. Kvery step in the
Southern Pacific fight against the
N it hern lines has been marked
with quasi bribery if fjjpnj do this,
we will do that; ir you let the North
ern lines in, we will take our shops,
terminals, etc. out. The Southern
Pacific attitude toward this commun
ity seems based on the Idea that the
people her1 are Inherently dishon
est and can bo bought. We believe
it will learn its mistake before this
fight is settled.
Hindi Hulte, which means that N
tho route Klammh county freight
will take aud that tho Klumnth
Fnlls-AKuins lino never will be lottU.
Neither will tho Mrahoru Mite be
extended to l.aKevlew, hoc the N.
( , o. hroudgiiugod.
The euueludinn Statement Of The
News is;
"We have but a tew dns in
which to speal our minds. I.ei
t's sNak it cleiuly 10 that w'O
mil) got the needed railroad
tines built here, avoiding pos
sibilities of years of delay."
The people of KJflUMtth county are
qicakmg their minds through the
KVnphtg Hern Id h.dlot ho, The
art two hundred to one for the
Northern lines, The will SpeoJc hi
a smaller degree through the chain
her cf commerce. Tho pew de Knew.
The) want "tile needed raid mid
lines built here" now, They do not
want any more "years Of del.i" like
ihe have l:een subjected to b the
BoUthlUn Pacific company.
von: "Nt:"
The attempt of the directors of
the chamber of commerce to trick
the UMiMlhjPIUhlp Into a declaration
against the Northern lines will men
with dWitkil failure, KealUiug (oat
the sentiment of the rank antl file
Of the chamtH'r t.f commerce over
whelmingly favored the cotulug ol
the t)regon Trunk, the Southern Pa-
t if ic directors of the organization
did not date put the quest Ion to a
test In .-; manner tliat was clear-cut
ind enslly tinders! amiable. There
fore, die subterfuge of -asking the
mem ben to vote til to whether they
favored the stand of the Iiijiiuuj msjj
ami farmers was resorteil to.
Hut the members win understand.
They will know that if they rotti
"yes" it he equivalent (t Htjpsi
lug :'We do not want the Oregon
Trunk." They will know if they
vote "no' it wid be equivalent to
saing "we want the OffSjjOU Trunk."
The memlH'rshlp of the chamlMr
of co m me ice g not going to be fool-
It Is stated in The Klamath News
that the Southern Pacific haw nn
ncunced Its intention to build a line
south to a connection with the N.
0, ).
The Southern Pacific has made
no application to the interstate 10111-
j merce commission for any snch line.
; It has only asked for a line to Or-
i nell. It has let a contract for
line from i Jrnss Lake to a point near
' 1
Used Car Sale
Used Cars of Packard Quality, Priced to Sell
1925 Studebaker Bix Six Sedan
1924 Studebaker Special Six Touring
1924 Buick-4 Five Passenger Sedan
1924 Oakland Sport Roadster
1924 Oldsmobile 4-Passenger Coupe .
1924 Buick-4 Roadster
1923 Ford Coupe
1922 Packard Twelve 7-Passenger Touring, with Gould Top
Air Springs '
1922 Packard Twelve 7-Passenger Touring
1922 Hupmobile 2-Passenger Coupe
1920 Winton Six with Gould Top
1920 Hudson Super-Six 4-Passenger Coupe
1920 Buick-6 5-Passenger Touring
1919 Ford Roadster with delivery body
1914 Cadillac 4-Cylinder truck body
NOTICE
If you live out of town and are interested in any of these cars
phone or write us and we will gladly bring one out to you
Every car guaranteed.
Your Car Is An
Investment
Make it :i real asset by
, keeping it well oiled and
equipped with Firestone
or General Tires.
GENERAL
FIRESTONE
and
OLDFIELD
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
Firestone, General antl
Outlaid Tires.
ADVANCES IN
Wood
Como without any warning.
CHEAP PRICKS
are on now
Don't ho one of tnany who
will order too latn.
Winter Is near. Phono your
orders.
BLOCK WOOD
In our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"WOOD TO BUHN"
(if) Main Phone 535
Packard Used Car Store
Pospisil Motor Co.
Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street
Phone 890
Wrinkles
SOME WISH PEOPLE wear
glftSstis so they can see
better, oaslcr and net more
eomfnrt without squinting and
Htrnlnlng the eyes. Thin squlnt
Ins causes wrinkles to form.
These wrinkles can he avoid
ed by tiuvlng glasses fitted so
as to relieve the excessive strain
on the muscles.
Which In best? Wrlnklen, eye
strain and discomfort or
glasses?
DR. GOBLE
7()t
liiyos
Rvnttiltird
ttUUMll'S
MAIN
Glasses
pitted
Quick Service
I'll liim bcrtni'lha tin- Interests of
the ciiniiniiuKv. Tile vole Ik going
to ho "Xo," unil (ho iimjitrll y will tie
kii great tliMt even iip.r illieiUu-H
who have lielriiycil ii tVOM will mil
MA t, .... nluil IDS iiieiiilieri i
the ehaHibm' at MauwaMa ihink M
ihattti
a m:ii CttintN
A M. ('oilier SVOVtdl lllitiself to
Ik a ifiil eltUeii ,vivstenlM wlnii for
ItoSS ttollrN he fitUKhl til the execu.
Iie M'N.sliiu of (he dUtoStOni of the
chaaiboir of ooinuterce and forced
the railroad qomcIqii to h vote of
Iha meiiilH'rhli of (ho iirKillllillloii.
fJOlUOV wtllileil MM ivport of lite1
Mflroad oommtttaa to he Rabutnaad j
(o the iiielnl)eiihl), a ie-Hirt I hut I-
iiiiiuiiieiiiv full- inn) iii tin tatefesti
! (he emlle (Oiillillinlty. When he J
wiik ilefeiiieil on iliK, (hen he fore-1
eil (heiu to siihiuU (he iIInIuhioM I
reauWUUB thai nine of Ota directors
SSVUitl In puss tiiul nilhholil from n
veli- of (lie ineilllH'nihlp. Collier
n? presented the raa) lalSNSts of (ho
coiinlj. Hi' proved (o he BaSSQaSatl
of dial itarttttg tionfiy itnit hluh
chai-acler (hn( Ih In he foiltill only
iii i' 1 1 men mid atyvays cxauee ta
(he surface in crisis snch as mm
eoafroats tbe paaala of the county.
l( In foriuiinie for (he people mill
iir the i IiiiiiiIh'i' of ooaiiaerea ttsai
Collier Is preildeol of (he ortiuul- !
.'ill loll.
I
New Items Of
Interest From
Oregon Cities
V I
MCATIW ON KWR
Trip In South Africa through tbe
i astern Mates and Europe Is In nfire
for Mrs. Jeaas KeUams who left to
day over the Southern Pacific for (be
east. In Kvansville, she will meet her
husband and tbe two will go from
there to New York where they will
sail for England.
Tbe party will go by automobile
through Europe, visiting points of In
terest in Oennany, Fram e ami Italy.
Eugene Qaardi
DEFEAT JACKSON CHAMPS
Horseshoe (osiers from (iranls
Pass blanked (be Central Point pllrh
crs In the Jackson county city. Teams
from here took every game against
He- reputed champs of the aeifhbor-
Ing county. Those going from here
were Harry Hegaa, Itoy Dawes. John
aparlln, Tom Booth, Charlie FieidB
and Gene Hayes.
Next Tuesday a wash from tomor
row, a 10-game local tournament
will be started. All of the local play
ers who wish to Hike pnrt In this
tournament, which will be conclud
ed with a final big day. aro asked to
sign up with Harry Hogan ut his
shop on south Sixth street. Oranls
Pass Courier.
KaarffiaawmawBi
Typhoid Fever
Do you know (tint carboitntod water !a ,ii typhoid
lira vetvti vc P vm i. i-. iinposiiible for any gfWni to
l i vi' in t he pretence "( Carbon I i -iilp
That Carbbn Dioxide contained in Carbonated
Water is used u countcncl the poisoiious (nines of
Carbon Monoxide from tin- exliauas f gas ei)giiiet,
and is used i resuscitate people overcome by as
pbyxiation? Hence ii is an aid i" purifying we air
yuu breathe,
Carbon Dioxide stimulates the i"eplratory center
at the base ii the brain, which coiitols the cojlo f
breathing,
Give ypur children Carbonated Water for
their, health,
Have a rase delivered to your home for yOur
phmttire ami tor entertaining,
Maile in all flavors.
White Pelicm Mineral Springs
Bottling Works.
Phone 58
DIES AT .MOTHER'S HOME
Dr. Dean Cllkey. 37, died at noon
(oday at the home of his not bur.
Mrs. E. Clllkey, 1192 High street, af
ter an Illness of several months. Prior
to his illness Dr. fillkey wnB practic
ing medicine In Washington.
His death ends his career Just af
tor he had started In tho modlcul
world. He Is a graduate of tho Ual
versity of Oregon. Pennsylvania State
college and the Eugene high school.
Hefore tbe war he was an officer In
tho reserve corps.
Funeral services are not yet com
plete. He Is survived by his widow,
two sisters, Miss Sadie QilkOjr, Berke
ley, Calif., Mrs. Lillian Hansell, San
Francisco, and a brother, Joseph 011
koy, Portland. He Is a member of tbe
i Masonic lodge and of a medical fra
ternity. Engene Quart.
THE
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for your car
Come in and let us explain the advantages
of Bosch design.
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234 Main St. Phone 397W
Authorized Delco, Remy, Klaxon
and Bosch Service
Williard Batteries
EtSMSHtM
SHIPS Q L' A II A T I X E I X
All Japanese ships In the port of
Coos Hay are being quarantined be
cause, of the prevalenco of cholera
In Yokohama and other cities of Jap
an, Dr. Phil Kolzcr, local United
Stales quarantine officer, announced
today.
No Instructions bnve been recelvod
to Inoculate members of tho crews
here as is being done in Victoria, B,
0, Tbe only precautions being taken
nre forbidding shoro lenvo to all
members of tho crow with the excep
tion of a few officers nnd to plnce
log fenders between the ship and the
dock In order to fully eliminate the
possibility of rats coming ashore. Hat
guards are also required on all lines
extending from tho dock.
No cases of cholera have been re-
I ported among the members of any
Japanese crews In port nnd virtually
1 the only way tbe disease could be
brought ashore would be by ruts, con
sequently Hie chief precautionary
measure Is to prevent them from get
ting ashore.
Tho Hokkob Maru and I'ukuyo
Maru, JapSBBIO hli'umcrs are in port
lending lumber for Japan. The Hok
kob is expected lo sail late Ibis af
ternoon for Kobe via Portland, The
Eukuyo Is due to leuvo Monduy or
Tuesday. MarBbfield News,
The Walton, Wright Company
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Phone 643W
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Have a new stock of Oregon City Woolen
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Everything we sell we guarantee
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