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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
I PAGE SIX EVENING HERALD, KI AM A Til FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY. OCTQBEft 2, 198C ATTOBNKY TAKKS OITll'K IV K. Van Vector. loc:l attorney, tins in I, on offices In So.', Hum build tun where lu will bo located pence torth. Mr. Van VftOtor was former ly located tn the Office of Horace Manning tn Hie Hart buildiuc.. Tito attorney Is a totvut arrival In Ktitm alh Kails having come hero from Portland lust March. if 1 I n Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. E. T. MURRAY Publisher VV.'H. PERKINS News Editor llip Si I 3 it V.I H Entered as second class matter at the posioffice at Klamath Fills, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1ST'1. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatcites herein are also reserved. T.hc Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the Citv of Klamath Palls. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925 SMOKED OUT AGAIN The Evening Herald has again smoked out the South em Pacific. Following the expose of the fact that no application had been made to the interstate commerce commission for permission to build the Klamath Falls Alturas line. President Sproule was appealed to for help and he immediately wired back that application WOULD BE MADE today. . Would be? Why hasn't it been made before? The survey for the Modoc Northern was completed to the very last detail years ago. Over twenty-five miles of right-of-way in this county was purchased and is now owned by the Southern Pacific. No additional surveys or data were needed. Everything was complete. But no move was made by the Southern Pacific to bring this question before the interstate commerce commission until The Evening Herald told the truth to the people of the county. Then Mr. Sproule tells us application will be made. The people of the Merrill-Malin section, the people in Klamath Falls and elsewhere in the county have been told that if the interstate commerce commission grant ed permission the Klamath Falls-Alturas line would be built. Yet, no such request was before the commission. How was it to be acted upon or granted? It is just another sample of Southern Pacific duplicity. As The Evening Herald has told you before, it re peats now: The Modoc Northern never will be built. It is the plan of the Southern Pacific to build the Black Butte cut-off from Weed to the main line near Sisson, and route all freight that way. The lumbermen will be given the Hawley-Tvuckee rate, the same rate they would get if the Modoc Northern were built, and that is all Klamath county will receive if the unscrupulous, dis honest, untruthful and coercive campaign now being car ried on by the Southern Pacific succeeds in shutting out the Northern Lines. KXCAV.vmi; STARTS The Warren Construction Co. this morning started cxeuvntJUK the al leys of Seventh and KUKih between Main und IMne. preparatory to pr Ins the two blocks. The work Is to be completed by the first of Novem ber, RETURNS FROM CHUXXJUtN 0, N. Clifton transacted business ip Chiloquln yesterday, reluming home Ian evening. I I I 1 I! n BAN OFFK.N'SIVK kh.m Tin. IN 11KIU.IN". tV Cinema proprie tors aud film producer have boon warned by the central committee of Herman Kllru Industries against the employment of obscene or of fensive film titles. It is claimed that often such offensive designa tions are used for harmless films as a sensational medium for nt Iractitm a certain typo of public. ( It It INVASION AT SCNSJRT UKIM.A. Cuba. fPj Land crabs in great numbers Invade this city every eenlng shortly after sunset, crawling through the streets in the lower section of town in search of scraps of garbage on which to feed. As a result, the affected sections have "the appearance of a childless municipality. Authorities are un able to explain their presence. ROYALTY ENTERS THEATRICALS GET, A, Thurlngia. 0P Trince j Heinrich of Reuss will fill again I the post of chief dramatist of the ' State Theatre of Heuss for the com ' ing season, lie held that position 1 last yenr. Another scion of a noble ! house to enter the theatrical busi ness is Prince Joachim Ernst of An hult. who has been engaged as stage manager for the coming season at the Ballenatedt Theatre in the Han Mountains. H i 1 1 I m Dress for Less "Wear Warm, Comfortable Clothes That Are Well Made, Well Fitting And Durable TWO PANTS SUITS AH Wool Suits Popular Stylos and Colors Easy Fitting Low Price 25.00 to 32.50 Get Yours While the Selecting Is Good. FALL OXFORDS Brown, Tan and Black All Leather 5.00 WARMER CLOTHES FOR CHILLY DAYS Mackinaw Blazers Static Shirts Sweaters Wool Sox Wool Shirts at the Usual Law Prices. MAIN AT NINTHST. Lloyd Ryan Home of the Workinginen Clothier ij rJ rJ rJ rJ rJ rJ iiETrlHIr3 f Irgrrlil "OFFICIAL PROMISES" We are told by the Southern Pacific newspaper, The Klamath News, that the people of Klamath Falls should prefer the "official promises" of the Southern Pacific of ficials to statements made by anyone else. How about the promises that were made three years ago by South ern Pacific officials, to the effect that the Modoc North era would be built? At that time the Union Pacific was trying to gain control of the Central Pacific and the S. P. was crying for help. Among those who spoke officially for the Southern Pacific was Ben Dey of Portland. He told the chamber of commerce that the Modoc Northern would be built that it was of more importance to Klamath county than the Natron cut-off. At the meeting that was held in Merrill a couple of months ago, and which was addressed by R. E. Strahorn and R. C. Groesbeck, gentlemen who assumed to speak with authority, the people were told that a road to the Tule lake valley would not pay, because. of truck com petition, but that if the people in that section could Show that they had the tonnage, one would be constructed Which of. these "official promises" are the people to accept? If the road to Cornell would not pay two months ago, why should it pay now? Is it not because 'of the threat ened entrance of the Northern lines? What will hap pen if that menace is removed and the Northern lines are shut out? Will we have a repetition of the history of the promises that were made during the "Union Pa cific fight? Shut out the Northern lines and there will be no railroad to Alturas. or Cornell, or Merrill. You will get 'the Black Butte cut-off and the lumbermen will get re- duced freight rates, and that is all you will get. ! I Anderson Transfer And Feed Co. General Hauling Dealer in Hay, Grain, Potatoes, Apples, and Poultry Supplies Try Mt. Ashland Egg Mash for best results from your chickens. Always Fresh As Winter Food Meats Of Quality And Flavor Are more sustaining and health giving than all the rest For quality and service and the best in meats SINCLAIR MARKET "Let me Serve You" Quick Deliveries 1126 Main Phone 793 Pain Is The Positive Force of Life If you don't believe it, Just lot Hint little cavity in your lootli i?o and before very long yon will On tailing 6a the heuvuiH for blip when your whole trouble could have boon forstalled with a link- il nlnl munition. R. D. COO, DENTISTS .' ' - .'Us In test- "f iWoir-n'V1 f i ; if 108-2114 lluuKu biut. Ulii and Main Phono 830 S3Tb WASHlNGTONnj LETTER'1 iiv eli.lltl.r;-; I. BTBWAItT WASHINGTON : What pnllll clans nay und what they really ililnk arc Often two Qoite different HiIiiks. Kor Instance, Republican politi cian", say they expect their party to tcaln control of the Moat at the next congressional ejection Also for Inatance, Bemocratflc pol ItlclanH predld Hint their crowd will train control of the bottle. It Isn't a hit likely that either group actually tblnlta any such thine Winn the RopobUcaju ipeat ot controlling tho nenute, they meap genplne control. They control It on paper now, but they can't depend on nil their own vote", that In. Hie voles of Independents only nominally classed as Itcpiihlicnns. The way they tell II. the agricul tural stales are so much more pros-, pernus than tibey, pljpre that radical entfinont has snhsldiil and they're confldoni that ihese states will choose "regular" Republican in place of "In-j Burent" Republican aenatora lp 126. ... The point the Republtcana neglect to stress Is that all the chances favor j their loss of at leusl six senate seats j to the DemooraUi ami thai there'al no prospect the Democrat will lost any seats to them. Seven Democratic senators' terms will expire next year and all will ! Hue d thomaelvea or bfl ancceeded'l i- other Democrata, This Is cortalpl bocdusc the Boloctlong will lie made i by the voters of Aiuhaina. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and North ami South Carolina, and they always do select Democrats. At Hie same time the terms of an Itcphblfc&n senators will expire and ; the stall's they represent Include Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, Mary land, .Missouri and Oklahoma, which generally select Democrats, lieMaes tins, me iiejiueiicaiis win t... .... rll,i l,,.,l I,, Mctisi MAvaila ' New York and Utah. ... The Democrats may make somo gains In Hie lower house. Tle y hold few, If any, seals repre seatjlig normally Republican dis tricts And the Republicans do hold a number of seats representing nor mally Deunarailc constituencies"' three in Kentucky, two In Maryland, Hev-n in Missouri, two in Oklahoma, two In Tennessee and one in Texan. Thi- Democrats may gala some of these liui hardly enough to give them roll! rol unled i i hi re should he a land slide", of Which tnefe's no suggestion FXr-li M?'' Hats That Are New This week we have received several ship ments of hats in Velvets, Velours and Fejts - bright colors medium colors and blacks and browns. Prices 3.98 to 15.00 , 1 1 Flannellette Pajamas and Gowns for these cool nights Made of extra quality flannel and dain tily trimmed. Gowns $2.00 Pajamas $00 . p Brassieres - Bandeaux Corsettes New models added to our other lines makes an exceptional selection. Sizes 30 to 42. Prices 65c to $5 Sl1 Vti- h I v"- ... .....
