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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1928)
P?e Eltrht THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday. June 13, 1028 Activities of Survey Crews Very Apparent The pot light of local Interest In railroad development bat shifted momentarily from Klam ath county projects to northern California, where. It was rumor ed Tueaday, the Southern Pacific II carefully laying the foundation for an effective blockade against entrance of the Great Northern Into the rich bay region of the southern state. First definite word that the Southern Pacific has begun sur veys for the proposed line which would serve. It la believed, as a barrier to an encroaching north ern line, reached here Tuesday with the return of Earl Shepherd and Andrew Collier, local busi ness men, from a trip through the region where the S. P. is now mapping ita new railroad. Line of the survey now being made by 8. P. engineers extends from Bartle, near Mt. Shasta. east to Lookout, point only 60 miles from Alturaa, eastern ter minus of the projected Modoc Northern, whose construction Is at much major Importance Klamath rails. The survey runs In the gen eral direction of W estwood. cen-; ter of a railroad fight now being waged In California with the Southern Pacific opposing the plan of the Western Pacific to construct a line from Westwood south to a connection with iu main line. - . Considerable excitement is ap parent In Alturaa at present over the survey, the local men report ed, because It Is felt that con struction of a line to Lookout would give the 8. P. excellent advantage In building up the Pitt river, through a rich timber re gion and toward Alturaa, with a possible view toward extension oa to Alturaa In the future. Reason for the Bartle-Lookout line Is found In the fact that It would allow the Southern Pacific COPCO PHANTOM MAID AROUSES MUCH INTEREST At The Pine Tree The five-act bill now at the Pine Tree theatre gives more It Is expected that every house wife In this community will be Interested In the announcement of the "Phantom Maid" electric range campaign which appears elsewhere In this paper. Never before has a modern automatic electric range been sold on such liberal terms and It la predicted that many local homes will soon be equipped with electric ranges aa a result of the Copco offer. This electric range campaign is especially opportune just now, coming aa it does Just at the beginning of the hot cummer sea son when a cool, comfortable kitchen is greatly desired. Full details concerning this unusual offer will be found In the Copco advertisement In this paper. 1 FLAG DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED ! BY K. F. ELKS genuine entertainment than any other aggregation In the pant year. In "Twists and Turns, "Lareno Indulges In soma difficult stunts. This agile young fellow neatly dressed presents several pedestal tricks that are unusual In their conception. Tip Top Tunes introduces Nlttl and Girlie, who play accortleon, saxophone and violin. Both are young and their music la of the 'on a program chockful of good poppr variety that la the mgjthlugs. blend. - I F,ur Rr' '" "' nrt Angus and Searle presenting ! d'"" nd one mor ma '""" .. ... . . after the comedy end of the art "Four of a Mnd." a comedy aklt , tno Mmor9 ,, Mimr. reru. unique In Its way, aa It offora pretty costuming, plenty of rtiap two seta of twins In specially ! and some up-to-date hits from written story replete with com edy aud laughable situations. The story la by the well-known legitimate atar, Maude Fulton, and there la not a dull moment from start to finish. Ily Lewis, a versatile eomedl- I At The Liberty I musical romvdy make this mile- a-mlnute revue something to be remembered. 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With the Elks, observance of Flag Day Is compulsory through mandate of the grand lodge. Tomorrow evening's program will be brief. Among others con tributing to the commemoration will be tho Bowrlng band and the Kiwanls quartet. HUSBAND HELD ON CHARGE OF SLAYING WIFE ASTORIA. Ore.. June 1J. VP) Frank Hathaway, fisherman land, fish buyer, aged about 60. jwaa recovering In a hospital here today from two superficial bul- to point out to the I.C.C. that ; let wounds In the chest, inflicted this territory was already served, In the event the G. N. should ask permission to extend southward through the region, bent reaching San Francisco. " Another reason for the prsject Is aald to lie In the plans of the McCloud Lumber company to es tablish a camp of 600 men on the Pitt river watershed-. It miles from Lookout, within 60 days. Timber from this operation, com bined with the fact that another extension would bring the South ern Pacific within easy distance of the vast Pickering holdings, is held up as an Inducement for construction of the line, as well as for extension op thr Pitt to ward Alturaa. i ' Lineman Hurt In Long Fall Falling 20 feet from a power pole which he was climbing : Tuesday, J. A. Jo I ley. lineman for the California-Oregon Power . company, suffered undetermined . Injuries to hla back, and waa knocked temporarily unconscious , by the force of the fall, t The accident occurred nine miles from Klamath Falls on The Dallea California highway. Jolley'a fellow linemen rushed to bis assistance, hailed a pass ing car and rushed him to a local hospital, where he regained con sciousness. . None of the other members of the crew happened to be watch ing Jolley at the moment of bis fall, and the dazed man conld give no account of what hap pened. 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