Tlmwlay, July 5, l!)23
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
tJESGHUTES HIT
BY HORDES OF
rapiLLiiiis1:
Editor of California Paper
Tells Readers of Visit To
Klamath; Greatly Impressed
BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
iUIT BROUGHT
'(he control of the upper lake wa-Jfrom receiving a natural flow of
' t.r had prevented their land Irrigation water from the river
: the three plalntlffii allege that during tho irnitnn aeason of
12, and that their crop war
damaged to the extent of 111,114
thereby.
oc In t Ion aiilirt luli-il Klumulh
htiiullalliy. ami hnw the Klamath
roiiniry urfurti'il a roprew niatlve
imiiiitmr (it that group of leailura
In puhllc thought, la conveyed
herewith In an article by an !
. Iior ruprlntvil from hi paper.)
KI.AMATII VAX AM. Ore., June
30. t Willi the ('ullfurnia I'm
Association) Hrlahl and onrly
this morning rltlinna of Klninalh
l . L. - I 1.. l . f-HIIH III I IT Tin HllllfllllfUIII'H HI
destroy.,. alMho l.l.troru-h. sr. ,... ,.,,,,, 0..r
I Killtnr's Note How a leiiltug alila oliivatltin ahovo Ilia IrrlKttt-
illlor of the Cullfurnla I'res An- tll lulil and the supply of water
Tent Bugs Comume Tim
ber Foliage Princi
pally Bitterbrush i
Tent faterpllla, hive Invaded j
the Kort Itork district Jn large ;
nu iti no", nu nave pnicmaiiy
U ImixliniiKilliV It alu aup
pllea mill pond for many aaw
mllla. Wa raw several of these
mill punda filled with logy ready
fur manufacture Into boxen, ulti
mately to lie used by California
fruit grower aa container for
oamerii shipment.
All the niamlmr of our party
were favoraliln linpreaaed with
of
IUkiiiimiI I'mlllon llrre
I Waller Jonea, ion of Mr. and
' Mra. ('. II, . Jonea of Duns
inulr, former realdenla of Ash
land, haa reaumed hla work with
the Hotilhern I'aclflc company In
Klamath Kalis, after being con
fined to the Houthern Pacific
i hoapltal In Ran Kranclaco for tho
(pant aeveral montha. Mr. Jonea
: suffered with blood poisoning, In
hla foot. Ashland Tiding.
ASA1NSTG0PCQ;
rordlna lo W. O. llarrlmau
slataut - supervisor or the Ilea,
chulea f ureal.' The blltnrlirush la
iiitnildareil " valuable feed for
'heap Jnlo In the "ion. and Ilia
ahevp men are worried about III"
affect on the lata auinnier ranxe.
Ilarrlman ba )uat returned from
a trip Into Kurt-Koch district.
Whllu tent caterpillar, coin
nionly railed tent Hum. have at
waya been found fci'dlng on the
hllterbruah, Increased nutulier
are preaeut IhU yrar. The hint
have even atlaikcd the luuiina-
Blta, to will h they seldom
any aiicimiiii, jiairiiiiin 7 ny
I'onsiueramu acreage oi aiiow
brush haa al0 be-n eaten by the
bua. ,,
tlras .itaat la tke Xmthern
part of Dim forest ta la) fine cou-
! party to their city, whore . we
jwern in spend the day. The drive
from ('ruler l.nke lo Klamath
Kails, a dial am o of aome alxly
miles, tm "a thing of beauty
and a joy forever," The roada
i were perfect, the armory beau
tllul and the accompanying chauf
jfenra proved lo bo Ideal and
properly cinnmunlr ulve boat.
I We drove for mllca along fr
SfLtncd Anna Creek, through
arjvea of atlll ii in' ut plnci, with
the atreatn, beautiful"' and well
stocked with trout, flowing thru
v" III
Kiumatn r4.m. it la a cny oi
approximately IS, 000 population,
and la the center of extolialve ;
IiiiuIhtIiix oprjit!tia aa well aa
lining an Important center of
I beef cattle and dairying Interval.
It la alao the center of gra.il
railroad building activity. The
nouinern I'acuic ia now operating. ' " ruined
u. cmk iratn. in Portland thru left early yeaterday morning foril1"' u
'Klamath. Kalla. and the final Jacksonville to apend the day
, Northern haa Just completed Ita '" relative and frlenda. Mr. I
line Into the city. Other line cantrull took tll thla mornln.
deatlned to lve aout hern.Orexon '
imore direct communication with .M.Horril lo Urnn.n Tnua
The Mlaaea Margaret fluUhx
and Wlunlo May In company with
, l'lnnil Cnnlnill III
l.eland Cantrall la confined at
the home of hla brother In Jack
sonville, Oregon, with an attack
of meaalea, according to word
received here today from Mra.
Cantrull. Mr. and Mra. Cantrall
Hull for the rocovery of I5S20
on one cauae of action and fur
$22,724 on a e:ond eauae ha
been brought in circuit court by
;B. K. Kern. Ei Pal. ma and W.
: N. Reaver agalnat the California
Oregon Power company.
The complaint allege actual
damage auatalncd on a 600 -acre
tract of land along the Klamath
river owned by H. E. Kern and
leaned by Pnlama and Heaver.
( In their first cauae of action
'they allege that a dike built to
' protect their landa wa broken
as the result of the control of the
i outflow of the river at Link river
I dam. Their land, they claimed,
were Inundated and the crop
nn awn .4 1 ,H I iwaui i 4 a i;i i .nun rn i
In the aecond cause of action
a deeply-canyoned rorae along-
de the highway.. Homo of the pr,y
, . ' ... - ham
dltlon. Ilaifluiun auya.
views of the canyon were ex
tremely beautiful, with Anna
j Creek alx hundred feet beow the
road, the canyon batika being. In
. plicva. "atralght down." Later.
gh,l
tTon
we duarended (Tom the 7o(iu font
level at the lake to, the' (.00
foot level that forma the r.reat
hrr.DC rr.Tyr.ic
vV irjisjvx vuiir4i 'ikUiniatU region. The course lay
OR ClAMfilJSFJi .llienca acron broad and fertile
Con,.. Coma li-n vaiieya, wnvm inouiiniia oi nenn
oiihinf beef rattle grate on extranr-
es4 walk wl'K
W. aall KNU-U-MlllN kill If II
lar ! CNtl II ( IIKN Ijk
(INAltlKIK.. 4 l.aiall Ul4.. CklM
Wfce WUI ae Ual
v t(ve a is
1lra er Kfl
tha luaa ir ea lh Iimi nr b.
KNii.u.tiiiiN ua. u.ia .11 of! ...rr dlnary abundant and naturnl wild
Hm- ao ixia. iu. luM ai.pl i m.M irluver ami timothy naalure land.
At old Kort Klamath, now a
mere village, we entered Kljmatli
Itlvvr Indian reservation. Tho
! reaervatlon Includes thouaanda of
acres of flue .farm landa aa well
as a large acreage of llmkir
landa. The Klamath tribe la one
X the' richest In Ilia country, aa
tho Indians receive splendid year
ly stipend from the aalo of tlm-
iii r rlchi
the euat are In Immeillute pro
pru t.
At the luncheon tendered 041 r ,
by the Klnmalh Kan
mher of Commerce, Ilruie
Dennis, editor of the clty'a cam
Mum, newspaper (all-name Ar-Kua-Courler
l predicted that with
in three years Klamath Kail will
hnve a population of 25.000
and we believed biro.' . The city
has an unmlmuluihle look -of pros
perity.. In fact, there are Indi
cation of a near-boom coudltlon
at thla time. Kdltor Dennis,
speaking for the KUmaih Kail
ChamlM-r of ('ommerco, apiH'alcd
Ralph Jones and William Gilbert
motored to Grant Pasa on Tuea
duy evening. Heturnlng borne
yesterday they were accompanied
by Margaret Gilbert, daughter
of William Gilbert, who will
make her home at the May residence.
Dlilton ViftitlnK Klamath Kalla
G. U Dutton, special agent for
a group of Insurance companies,
with headquarter in Portland. 1
a business vfattor In Klamath
Kalla today. Mr. Dutton baa
Klamath
Printing
Company
rrinting as you
want it, when
you want it.
522 Klamath Ave.
STAR DRUG CO.
For I
Piano Moving
Hauling .
Crating
Storing j
C.M.l. ,s
YOUNG TRANSFER
COMPANY
Plume IIHI7, 110 Hu. 4I Ht.
,10 tne taiitornian lor uld In so- taken an active part In aporta In
leurlug tho construction by our Oregon for manx year, lie play
atale of tba proposed highway cd on Ihe Oregon State College
from Weed to Ihe Oregon Hue, team several year ago.
there lo connect with the splendid i
highway now being constructed
southward from Klamath Kulla.
'Travel over till 'highway would
ba over greatly reduced grades
and would reduce Ihe mileage to
1 Portland and. Ihe great north
wct. Tho present road la III a
leaving the Indian reaervatlon
we traveled for miles along and
adjacent to the ahorea of Upper
Klnmalh Lake, where thousands
of wild ducka and geese neat an
nually. Here I obtained,, In sea-,
sun, some of the beat b 11 lit I nar to j
jbe found anywhere In the world, Ctmplnlnt charging Funk Pe
and splendid fishing. In fa t. irhott, Klamath Kulla, Willi poa
aoulhern Oregon ia a hunter' ws'lon cf venison out of eeason
and fisherman' paradise, via filed this morning In
Klamath l-ake supplies Water cult court by Chief of
for Irrigating thousand of acre Keith Ambrose.,
, of Inm lu the vicinity of Klam- arretted
At I lie Hull Hummer Loiltfi.
Mr. and Mra. II. D. Mortenson,
Mr. and Mra. Coonan and chil
dren and Mr. and Mra. Bean en
Joyed the holiday at the summer
lodge of E. II. Hall at Lake of
tho Wood. Mr. and Mra. Coonan
fair condition, but what Ig desired and Mr. and Mr, lleun are visit
Is a real highway. Home djy It , Ing In Klamath county from San
i will be cntiatructed, and, we hope,! Francisco.
a soon annui day. J. K. O. j .
I I At The U lllnnl
IKIM.VK PH IKH.T IMIt(illl j Miaa Lole Bynon of Marshfield.
ath Kalis. . It Ilea at a consider- charge.
WITH HAVING VHMSON formerly connected In newspaper
work In thla city, wtiD la enjoying
her holidays with her many
friend In thla section, la a gueat
lr. at the Hotel Wlllard today. Mine
Police i Hynon spent aeveral aaya at Dia-
Pecholt waa aluo 1 m"n,i luks w"h ItKiiili w u
yeaterday cn a liquor , "utwig. ,
This Car
has been carefully
checked and recon
dltloncd where
necessary ,
Jo Economical Transportation
7
I Kdnanla From Puynllup
I . A guest In the city today la
II. P. K.dwarda of Puyallup. Wn.,
the city made popular by "Paul a
Jama", which ara sold through
out the entire country. Mr. Kd
ward la at the hotel Willard.
V Motor
v Radiator
vRear Axle
vTransmission
v Starting
V Lighting
y Ignition
V Battery
vTires
v Upholstery
vTop
v Fenders
v Finish
Ma
l"ill j..Ca
Courteous Attention
and Highest Dollar
. for-Dollar Value
1927 Chevrolet Rondstcr, completely (
overhauled $475
1922 Dodjfe Tourinp;, in fair shape.. $100
1927 Chcv Coupe, fully reconditioned ......$595
1927 Chcv. Sedan, fully reconditioned $675
1925 Chcv. Roadtiter, fine- shape $225
1920 Clvev. Coupe, A-l condition $395
1927 Chev. Coach, A-l condition $575
192G Olds Coach, A-l condition ....$550
1926 Star Coupler, A-l condition $393
1924 Ford Roadittcr, A-l condition $100
1926 Chcv. 1-lon Truck .....'.,1...:7. jt $475
1927 Chev. 1-lon' Truck $550
1 See These at . , s
4 New Up-to-date tsed Car Lot, Next to
CHEVROLET GARAGE )
602 So. 6th St.
Kiijoynt Outing at Miller Creek
j Mr. and Mr. T. A Green, the
j MUsea C'hlover and Margarets
j Llndeey, Jack Orell and Lloyd
Hindoo enjoyed an outing on Mil
j ler Creek yeaterday. returning
' home lata laat evening.
Don't wait until
the flies get bad
before fixing those
Screens
Just phone us and let
ua put on new wire or
repair your acreena.
THE
GLASSHOUSE
I lib anil Pine M.
Phone 477-W.
The new Salon Body design for the
new "100" sorir was developed
after extended personal study by
Mr. Naah himself of t he latest crea
tions by European body artists of
international fame. - '
Original ideas in body artistry were
co-ordinated with the most mod
ern developments revealed in for
eign and American Salons.
And the Salon Nash design is the
perfected result a new body type
of the most modern beauty.
It could fittingly adorn a chassis
priced at many thousands of dollars.
Nash invested a fortune In dies and
. machinery to create it.
But you may avail yourself of it on
a line of cars notably moderate in
price.
In body design, as in other impor
tajit features, Nash has again out
stripped all competition.
The World hat a new and finer
motor car with a radically neve
and finer type of body.
MASH
A I III AT II Pi S.J 1 1', 4 C
enes
TEMPLAR MOTOR CO.
Repair Specialists
Inc.
11th and Klamath
Phone 1010
Koenl lliillilar lln
Mr. amr Mrs. (3. S. Clark of
Medford spent tho Fourth of July
here with . friends.. They were
gueata at the hotel Willard while
here.
VlalliiiR From Molnlla
Hex Stubha of Molalla, Oregon.
la a guest In Klnmath Falls to-
diiy, visiting frlenda. During hla
visit here Mr. Rlubba la a. gucat
at the Hotel Hall.
Visiting From California
Kdward D. Sullivan .with
party of friends arrived In the
city today from Alhambra. Calif..
to remain In Southern Oregon tor
inaeiimie lime on an outing.
- , . 4
Motoml to Hun Creek
Mr. and Mra. George Humphrey
and Mr. and Mra. J. J. Keller
spent tho Fourth of July at Sun I
Creek on an outing.
AIomt. Jffmadem te the face m Am mUotmeft
terrible charge, it mrewtrH her hurt crushed ketnt
CoWd bettr no Was this the reward of true and
tvvaJ ktvef U'rre srlf' sacrifice and devotiom only a
hollo mtockeryl (Fro "Thm NoActoiwK OtrtV
AugmM TnM Ivory MafaKuv). "
called her a
soulless gold-digger but
Alinilun Vlxlloi
Mr. and Mr. J. F. Wynn. resi
dent of Algoma, spent the
Fourth of July In Klamath Falls
with friend.
Mnlfonl riueala
Mr. and Mra. C. Arthur motor
ed ovor the mountain from Med
ford yesterday to spend the day
here with friends.
Noatllci tlucat Hi-re
Mr. and Mra. V. II. Kdglngtnn
of Keattlo ate guests In the city
today. v .
iVntera Front alli')'
M. 8. Center of Aahlund spent
the Fourth of July here with
friend.
F.UKvnr. VUltor
J. Kvnna of Eugene Is a busi
ness visitor In Klnmath Falls to
il ny.
From Crescent City
Harry Norrls of Crescent City,
Calif., spent the Fourth of July
hero with friends.
Hero From Altnrit
Holiday guests at the Willard
were Mr. and Mrs. Cluy Weniple
of AHuras, California.
DO you remember the sensational
breach of promise suit instigated a
few years ago by a humble flower-girl
against her young, millionaire lover ami
his wealthy mother?
. Certainly no girl, cringing in piteous
terror under the lash of cross-examina-:
tion, ever strove more desperately to
answer the ugly charges hurled at her by .
a grim and merciless opposing counsel.
"Gold-digger! Blackmailer!" her per
secutor shouted. "A woman without a
shred of honor! A shameless creature
who makes a mock of marriage who
loves nothing but money and the luxury
money can buy!"
Money! They thought she wanted
money! As if money could ever buy
Kick the priceless happiness that had
been snatched from her by trickery!
But when, in a voice broken by sobs,
she told her pitiful rtory the story of
her poor little romance that now was
dead men hardened to soirow wiped
their eyes furtively women in the
court-room wept aloud.
Then came that' sudJen and dramatic
conclusion. An unexpected witness ap
pearcd and in ten words hurled into the
tense silence of the crowded court-room a
, veritable bombshell. " .
Most people, stunned by the uncx-'
pected outcome of the trial, dismissed the
matter as Bnished when the principals in
the tragedy vanished from the public eye.
Even today few suspect the true history
of events behind that tremendous drama
of intrigue, suffering and deathless love.
But now, the entire story has been
told by 'the girl who was the central
figure in that amazing drama. Told in
words that will bring tears to your eyes
tears of joy, of sorrow, of sympathy.
Don't miss this throbbing narrative from
life, "The No-Account Girl," in August
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Mm 0 My Heart
Shattered Souls
My Smr's Sin
Forbid.! Pleasures
Three LotVt
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Her IXmhle Betrayul
Hetties Whr
Hearts of Stone
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