The Evening herald., November 17, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

WK.VI'HKH , ;
OREGON: Fair tonight and
Sunday, treating temperatures to
night; ofKtoratvljr easterly winds
on lb coot. i
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1928
Number 619-t
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City Edition
The Old Home Paper
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U.OFO.WNSt
OVER O.S.C.
TEAIVi 12 - 0
Webfoot Gridmen Lead
ing in State Champion
' Contest
x MAPLES STOPPED BY
LEMON-YELLOW MEN
Hlljunllli-r, Uiiulil Make Tmiili
lMwu; Vrl I'lel'l liiiniciw
IUII, I'lsyer Muddy; I'rnalllrs
Inflli-lrsl i.n lUUli Mile; Her.
rnil Hiilistlliitli.li Made
(!! (he .IsMxIiiled Pre)
lltillnln Thi' tnluri.ll) f
Oregon f.MHlmll team rriishoil Hie
Oregon Htnlo i (ru n I'J In O In a
hnirt-toiiglit r"iil"-" iliiyril In
CirvnllU llil HfliTiHNiu. , Ut
prut after thi" m-cowI Much- ,
down tin tlUjilliiwril,
COIlVAI.I.' Ore., Nov. 17.
(Al'l Thi- Oregon tenui ennm n
Held unit received a trciiii'iiiloil
ovation from ihi moling section.
Tim l. Orciii.n Irani are warm
lu P
The O. A. I". rin om on Held
(tiiL-ru.: greet ml . by . , hiyvouuK
unnotia Hint shook llio grtuui
Miiml. Kvory avr.lltilil sent In
man. I. both, permanent nud tem
porary wa uk on nnit many hun
dreds are standing. Tho ulti'iid
nine was estimated oi 22. nnn.
The nftlclals appeared mi
(Irlil ainl I k tin' center nf III"
field tailing Ilia two t'.rul lap
tnlm and Introduced them.
T'.i rifren Rob Kvuns throw
lip the coin a ail airplane (lew
low over I lif drill and dropped
the hall Hint will lid tii'.r In
- I Ho gum".
Orrgon von tho tnt anil will
! Irk off rrnin llin south goal.
Klumlllor kicked off to Mnple
bi'liind hl own goal Hue. Maple
rnn lull li.u k to Sinter ti. yard
lino. HinlcTii hall lm iliinn. M.iplf
IhroiiKtl I' ll guard (nr 2 yarda.
1 1 il hi' piinlcd nut of hound on
Oregon' 32 yard lino. Orvgon'a
bull, lm down. Could muct, 1
yard'ihru rlttbl tacklv. I
KIlimllliT puiilod to Stulcr'i
'lf yard Hue, Maplu ri'iuriird to
Stalpra 22 yard lino, fclo'em l ull
IH down. Ihiglioa puntrd to
OrpRiin'a 2S yard linn whiTo KHa
inlllpr funihlrd bul titovitimI on
Orngnn'a XI yard lino. On)ii'i
I.nll lnt down. Ciould Ihrniigh
right In kle (or 1 yard. P:ia by
Kltiuillli'r, I'opn mnilo II flrVt
down nn the AO ynrd lino' mid
riold, ll una 2t ynrd toa.
Ilnrnnll around led end for .1
ynrd. KIKmlllnr held (or no
ten In on a rlxht taekln aninab.
Could inn do & through center.
Kllamiller punted out of hound
on fllulera 23 yard line. Rliiler
bull lal down lluclu'i nroiiml
left end for 2 yarda.
Hughe win up n IiIkIi Kplrnl
In HlnlerK Id yard I Inn where
Kittmlller fuuilili'd, Kllera for
Hlnlera recovered. Oregon wna
ir,ihllllllit no J'ltae Tlirf
Poor Pa
"May Is so good Hint she's
nJinoHl dried up. I believe her
health w ll Id bo better If she'd
be Just a Hide whlieil oi'in
liloiiully." " 1 ' '
LATEST SCORES
OF GRID GAMES
Klnnl Princeton 1!; Yuln 3.
Amherst 13:- William a.
Michigan 3; ill. IiIbiiii Sintn 0.
S il'li lux I ' Jefferson I); Illicit
nll .
Oli In Hiaiii ;; V.i'.lii:;um 0.
(Army ,11: Curium 7
- - - ,,RAMPAGE
(irnrKKinwa It; Virginia 0.
- F. KENRJOT
T IN UPSET
An Ihn renull of an automobile
aerldi ut ou the lleiid road, near
La Hni'. In whic h tho cur of Mr.
ml Mr. Floyd llenrloi f thi.
city Hal turned over, atlviuplliig
lo avoid a 'baud of h w run
ning Io'kho on the highway, Kir.
Klovd ll.lirh.l He at the family
home tjulio perUiui.ly Ininnd.
Her bark waa aprnined and (oral
i leaat a incnih nhu will lie confin
ed lo her home.
I Mr. ii'l Mri. Henri' t were re
1 turning from Hi" iiorlli wlirrn
they bud been called by the i.
lug of Mr. Ilnnrlot' mother, Mr,
('niherlun llenrlot In rurtland.
Mr. llenrlot wn aide lo avoid
craahlng Into the home hut wa
ii n uli 1 1' I enntrid the tar ader
imam nit them. The cur turned
e :niii'lely over imd then rlgbled
Itai'lf.
Mr Itenrlol la employed wlih
. i ho Klrt NiUlonul ll.nik. Mr.
Uenrlot I owner of Ihe Kloyd
IIH)'i.oJ,,conipauqii fo'l'li Kltli
I
LOSERS TELL DF:tsS;15T HAVE BOX
LARGEST COST
RAI.KM, Ore.. Nov. 17 (API da uVT,f downwarj Into the
One of the bliiceal Item of ram- thirties here n freih reports of
pulrn expenditure reaultliig from inundation, washouts nnd mi
conteats (or offl.-e prior t the rone(i peircn were received,
election of November 8 was that ,Mn.v persona, especially In South
expended by V. ('. Hr.hullx as east Kan! lowlands and In West
treasurer o( Ihe (;rahnm-(or-Ju- Central - Missouri, were prepared
llco orciiiilratlnn In behalf o( fr or expecting Ihe w rst
Uiyal M. C.rahnm. indnpeiidenl floods In local history, following
candidate. the unprecedented November
This expenditure was reported downpours, running In places up
HuJny as (lied with th secretary to nine Inches,
of suite, dralnim reports a per- An unidentified motorist was
snnal expenditure of 4 SO.
K.dgar W. Smith as Ireasurel
of tho deinorrnllc state central
rommlitee report an expendi
ture, of IS.UJ.mi. It. J. Kirk
wood, manager lor Iho Orcicon
(Inme Protective association and
Iho Oregon Iletterment league,
spent S3. 039,29 III the unsuccess
ful campnign fur Ihe (our hill
to curb power rights in, Oregon
streams. In opposition to tlieso
Frank Kay Kddy reports
bills
I expenditures nf 2,pns.G0
,. abroad." r
pendlluro of S.St99.5 In oppo- j Ths wn(( 1( nU!IWFr j.(.k Mc.
altliin of Ihe Dunne Motor j Henry, renrowmatlve cf the Am
.blclo hill, nnd llertha J. Heck. Urlrlln K.lucntlonnl Film company
secretary of Ihe Oregon (Irnnge, of ,,, Soll,hrn rnyt(ic n,kyp
shows nn expeiidllnre of 93.94S.- iierM( reporter today when ak-
iV.hy that organUntlon In the
1 uiisnccCBsful light for a siintc.
Income tax.
1 Some other Items of expenses
filed today were:
Robert It. miller, for congress
from the sci-ond district. S70.9.
(irine Wick, organlnor of tho
Oregon stale women's Smith for
president Hull, S:I2!..11.
L. K. I'riimb, secretary ot the
nrn'd. i-hnnilii-r of rnit luercn. In
opposition l.i river bills, II 12. .111.
EZELL'S STORY
WINS CONTEST
PRIZE OF $300
Awarding of third price In n
recent contest by the McFailden
I'iiIiIIhIiIiik ronipnny, J, M. Knell,
well known resident of Klamath
Fulls ha received n check, for
SHU.
Tho short strry which Mr.
I'xell Hiilmiltted to thn cnslern
inncci n currluil Ihlnl place nninng
the Ihniisuni" pi-p.iented (or up-.pi-nvul
o( thn editor.
' Mr. Knell Is connected with
Ward unil Company Itenllnrs,' mid
holds extensive (iirm lulilltias In
tbo Stimnicrs Lnno district.
WllD-htST
RIVERS ON
Kansas, Missouri, Worst
Hit; Oklahoma in
Section
iTEMPERATURE FALIS
'TO THIRTY DEGREES
I lUllroail nnd Highway Tied I'p
in Hertlon of Hie I mi nihil e
Country; Many rcoplc Mnroon
! ed In Hill and Highland; Mo.
lorUla Klmndril In Tonn
i KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17 -(AIM
.The lllue Ulver waa a raring
lorr nl along the eaatern edge
' o Kanaaa t'ity today. Many
fiinilltei were marooned nr had
(led (rom their home, three
; bridge were maahed out. three
.other wero threatened and train
and liiu a, hediilea were dia-
ruin it. " '
All train from .the went und
mill h wit Into Kiiiib City were
either bite or Mriuuled. Only
ne line, the Walun.li, wai open
lo St. Iiul and t'o, the t'nlnu
. I'arifle nnd Kama Ke wero op.r-
allug behind i'hedule lo Iho wiwt.
KAN8AS CITY. Nov. 17. (AIM
i.-snrmern Okiannma, ll aid to Iho;
Ihn :
siiHerlng of man v person threat-
ened by Increasingly nieiKi.-lns
floods In the trl-state area.
While Ihe dreni-hlng t.irrents
continued unulisted. Ihe tempera-
Ctintlntl1 tn PrtC Knut
rnn i
"Shooting films pf llie scenic
:ln,!, r' . ot ,M country which
1 will be shown on the silver screen
' throuHhoiit iho cast, and even
whHt ht piano(i i do in
Klniuiiih c:nnly.
; In company with M. It. Mnc
' Millnn. spmiiil representative of
1 the ' Sunset Magatlne. Mr. Mc
,,.nr' arrived in the city today.
Pictures o( Ihe sinic wonders
cf Klamalh county and Ihe Cas
cade will lio siinpped by Mc-
' Henry. MncMillun will write fen-.
; lures for his publication which
will probably nppcnr in ihe Feb
ruary Issue with HIiistratlonH. -"This
Is Jusf pnother feature
whereby I lie Southern Pacific
will sell this beautiful enuntry ti
itlui custom pcnple," Mcllcnry
cnniliideil.
You Miss
Your Paper
To give our subscribers
heller service we have
miidn arrangements for a
special messenger to deliver
pnpers Hint have been
missed by our regular
carriers.
If you should fnll to re
' colve your paper csll, 1610
between 7 : nil p. m. and 10
p. in. nnd ono will be sent
out nt onco.
FILM
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HOOTS
SCENES
4 HUSKY OREGONIANS
Pass?
; s-V-- ... T 1 i.:.-ii3a
t.i I,.. Ui'hfeel ruklied mil Onto Hell
vnlli lo lint the llrnvrni In
...... l...H-n IllMtll-M M't. llllll'h
! . . . ' ... i
Ulun tile llrnver mill Ihe Vehf
linltle nnd i-trn iiinil come in
a
TUttUIL
Little more than !S per cent of
patron, have
I no .lllim Jllimiuiu ..- v
filed change of addres. with the
posloHice. accordlns
in ' rennrla
Postmaster
from the of ((re of
John McCatl.
"Fr.im toilav w will deliver
onlv to those who have filed street
and number addresses ana nave
' . . '
erected a box at Ihelr homes' for snriners" nospitat tor mnpiei. Klamath Id the park ! "home-made- song, mnnuiaciur
tho receipt of mall. Former pat- Children at Portland, the Temple 'ml"n ,eU by Ed Pik, ,he Pelican j
ron. of the R. V. D. route muat mad a decision on an oxtremoly " , .,tHe.!Clty plant after the skilled work-
nrDvo their box to the line of
travel of the city letter carrier
and file their street and number
with the postofdee. otherwise we
'will not he able to deliver their
mall. Those that are not on the
line of travel should see the car -
rii nr inniiire nt the noatofdee
n. in ika nrniur nlnea f-r the
-- ,
box." Postmaster McCall stated.
Streets delivered Include: East
Main frcm Main to Sixth: Mar-;
tin street from Main to Home av
'enue; Orvhard avenno from
1 Owens street to Mitchell avenue;
, narrow avenue from Owen, to Di
.vision: Vine avenue from East
1 Main fa Martin street; Applcgnto
avenue from East to Martin '
slreet; Wnntland avenue from
Southern Pacific round house to
Washburn Way;. Reclamation av
enuo from Southern
Pacific
roundhouse to Washburn Way
j Mitchell from Reclamation to
Wantlnnd; Dlvlslin from narrow
to White.
COURT SELECTS
T
Tho county bmlcet committee
mcmlicrs who will net with Ihe j
county court to mnke up Ihe bud
get for the coming yenr were
chosen by the members of Ihe
'county court yosterdny.
A. It. Campbell, Pine Ornvc
rancher was named by County
Judge Fred It. (ioddard; Waller
Xlmmermnn, Chllniiilti banker.
was selected by c harles It. n H
BUDGE
GROUP
llsms; nnd llurrell Short elected " icrntie storm which
Wm. F. H. Chase, secretarv of 11 1 ,,t',,,' nwe-pinir southern tng
the Horsefly liTlcnllon dlslil.t ''"d the la:t (ow day. 4 Of these
at Itonunzi
The budget
committee will
meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock to
begin tho work of compiling Ihe
nancy to be spent by the county
during tho coming jenr.
air. MWUU.UUU
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flPiSTATE ROAD
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JJ
C-.' '
Ihelr IIiihimhhiIbi gunie. iiic
Ihelr HomM-omlng gume. iiicj
la evidence. m.llnin I con-i
iM il,. I'.rirL- l ituo eonferencr.
- rt meet
It ln l iiMiiimii,
IxumIi.
MUSICAL TREAT
avn lin
-IUJUU
Whou Hillah Temple, Mystic
Shrine, took uj the work of pre -
. . , A
field t Tor. ,
KIDDIES
sentniR Mumaiu . oibu .'". . ,"
locnl talent
.n.ix.en. nruEiaui
' nest Tuesday eveulng . at. the
Klamath Vnlon High school aud-
Itoriunu and at" the m. time of
snowing iwo rec.s ...
i . m i n ni h 1 1 a
Ulfa In vhn nrrlrb' tha
i'"' ""'- , ,
. worthy cuuse. and arnngca to
give the general public an In -
sight to a most huiuouUarlan
work little understood nctl. l.y
. very few. -, -
Don't let anything - Interfere
with your' attendance next Tu.-s-l
.r,.h. r... . '. im ',n.
' i . r- .v. i
. r"Ja ,. ... tun i.i's.Mu. .v. -
pled children, the program I.
rouent, nnn tne pictures win i
show of the- splendid .work' be- j
ing done by the hospital. ; ' .
TWO MEN LOST
FROM VESSEL
PORTLAND. Ore.-' Nor. 17
(API Two msn were lost n,t seal
Friday by the. W. R. Chamberlain J
Jr.. l-.ltind from Wesmnrt. . Ore '
fRr lMfl A1R).1.S .
A report Friday night from the
captain of Ihe ship by the Mackay
llndio & Telegraph company of
Council Crest said two men were
overboard f-e miles south-south!
cast or Ihe ('( luiuliln River light
ship. , -
The shkp stood by for several
hours with bouts out, but no
trace of the missing men was
found. At 11:10 A. M. Mackay
Radio said that tho hnata had
Riven up the search and that the
vessel w-milil prooeed. -.
Names 'of the men were not
given. ' ' .'.'-..
Tim caitso of the accMcnt has
not ''.n determined.
STORM KILLS ,
36 IN ENGLAND
lonoon. -Nov. ;
TMrly six p.M'.oiw
IT AIM
havo-. liecn
iniieieen were Killed in various
' towtasi nnd seventeen wore klllod
1,1 ",0 "ISnsler nt Rye. Sussex,
no crew ot n nrenont per
; L"M ' sltempllng to brlug
a lit to strltkcn vessel.
.to T n fl
nnn
n
Oregon to Spend Amount
! i u:i: s
on 1 1111 way in
" ' Klamath
DAIRY - LORENZ MILL
PLAN
riiui lawtvir""-
i ' ! made lightning changea depleting
' : the hnr au,itnn nrtnar inm.
Itnrnolda Confer, M ilh Comml-, mer utumn and winter. "Al-
loner Gate in Rrgard to Pro- j mot September Morn" was one
noard Work; Klamath Fall- of but acenea In the apotllght and
AahUnd. The nallra-Caliomia ,he wnole riw took on hack
, . , . . to Old Sfarony'a aketch book
, Hlelmay, to Be Improrrd where rt w- Mitad for
laake and ot for the maudlins
Definite aaaurance that the . pBbc l0 r,t , flltny g(Ue.
State Highway Commhwlon would I Dmqtett Oivea Monologue
apend approximately $500,000 In, Ed Pike and Jack Bowrlng ab
road construction In Klamath i peared In IUIlan coatame and Mr.
county during 129 waa given p,Ie aurpriaed all of pia frienda
r . .. ., by throwing an Italian baritone
Earl t. Reynold., executive -iToU, or Ue room ,., c.rrl,4
retary ,cf the Klamath eonnty . tne rolame 0f Carflso and the
chamber of commerce yeaterday. I qaHiitf of McCormack. Bowrlng
Mr. . Reynold returned - from ! fum0ed nls .ccordeon In true
ueiiiira laat ntgut wnere ne con
ferred with K. C. "Pop" Catea,
hlghwuy commkwloner.
nrai projeci 10 oe aavertinea
! would be tbo crnding cf the
iho crnding cf the
uairy-ijorens Aim Heciion on tne '
lkevlew- highway and that this ;fn)bwt-fanIIr ,,,, ,. ap.t iaasmaeh .aJUa; wopl on 1h
project would Hie rvrnrded at tbe plaa!t0 tnn. tte listener.. - . j :'"l' -wmird nerenaanfy-fanfj-Uecember
meeting cf the State; Mrg yrancls Olda-wan dreswed ' m to confdrt -with mnch of tha '
Highway Commission. This proj- ,B ,he oM Du,.n g.rb ,d WOre district atttrey work In ; the '
.... ... pr ....... u -., .
1929, this closing the lust link
in this highway. ;
- Other' projects announced for
II929 by Commissioner Gatea In-j
elude the paving of The Dallrs-
.taiuornia ruga way iron, me cuy
limits south to
I . '..! l-H ,
he revUlon of grade, widening,
, I m Inv ih. Ash'anil
m - .. n " " .......
Jenny Creek lo Keene Creek, the
; construction , of a new r'l t
;Kcno cn the Ashland-Klamath
i rains iiiKunav nuu tr 1 "
, - ,.. . rMlirfa,..
I " fcisaasu.- r.
in. f .ke Crater Lake highway
( from Jhe ma,ntelurace program of
1 comnlhuion ,hlch ha. net
announced as yet but will
I "taMi" Inclnde con-!
l.iderable amount of w:rk during
! ,h( f eason .
Enroute home last night. Mr.
' ., .k. h
I .' '. ., 1 . ,
nriiee or iqj cuBuiun v,
ex-tierce at the Klamath Junction.
TAX
Ti-ip.Tl.ANn. Ore.. Nor.' 17.;
(API A sub-committee of the1
Carkin Tax commission has do- j
elded upon a revenue producing i
u.-l. .. .lll a..Kmlt lO
.P
i nu s ' 1 . . -
I.X t"
In event of the approval of that
body it will be presented to the .
legislature.
. It Is as follows:
. .
lAn excise tax "
net earnings of banks, financial
corporations and unincorporated
business In competition therewith
and of mercantile, manufacturing
or other nusines. corpora..-,..
2. A tax on Intangibles
"I
private ownership.
3. That the personal property
PRODUCING
PLAN OUTLINED
tax paid shall be an offset against Aj T,ce pregldenli of thfl c,n.
the Kxclse tax. KTn9 for lnn Flrsti Second and
4. That the rato ot the Ex-Tnlr(, di!rcl)J reapectlvelr. J. T.I
else lax. Intangible tax. offsets. , Jarnln0 ot crTallis. E. E. Lie
deductions and exemptions be.lot Ho0(J RlvPr and w ft ltl Df
as near aa may '..a, Identical with Portland were elected. , j
those exacted by competing states j Tno fiown(t were elected di-;
which employ n similar plan of tt trustees: . First district:, F.
taxation. C. Dillnrd and Ralph Cowglll of
. That the return blanks i Medford and K. W. Fosbury of
shall be simplified to require no c, rants Puss. Second district. ,W
more private business Information J p. rj. chase ot Bonanza, Fred
than Is essential to the ndinlniis- riiilllp of Baker, George User of,
trallnn ot the tax. j Pendleton and E. C. Petten of On-
6. That adequate sn(eguards j-urlo. .Third district, Marshall
be adopted to insure Inviolability i . Dana, John 8. llenll, R. M. I
from ' publicity of such private Townsend and Lewie A. McAr-
buslncas Informntlou.
FUN PREVAILS
AT GOLF CLUB
DANCE PARTY
A line of entertainment wrnj
begun Friday evening at the
Country Club when Mr. and Mrs.
0. A. Krauae entertained mem
ber ct the Golf clnb at a delight-
j fill dancing party which waa
coupled with fireside fnn. Fancy
headgear waa worn by all the :
ladies and gentlemen. Tbla how
ever, did not entirely ault Ed
Pike aa he provided ft' bog of
greaae paint and proceeded in;
decorate all of the men. ,
i After enjoying dancing for a
while the party waa plunged Into
darkneaa only to have their
vlklon center oo apotlight ahow
. Ing Horace Bridgeford dreaaed aa
; a lady with gorgoni floral
h
wreaiba and wooderfnl facial em
inent. Aa the toft annale
; Italian atyle.
Junior Daggett' appeared In
! monoglogue. He told the atortea
of many Uvea, each of which bad
( rtmi and a present. ' The Scotch
MA . , uun. im 1
.ion' a. rounded ont- to the
, wooiea noe. She appeared
ainging Katrinka." andy did it
wonderfully well. . . j
Parade of Wooden Soldiers ' !
The parade of the Wooden Sol- i
diers waa mighty clever. . W. E.
,. . . , . n.j.tllhlM
.Wooden Midler.
and with painted faces they en
, v . . . .
tered the r o m. Not an eye
blinked and each walked with
pntMoa ot a wooden nobb.
, H art and
. . . . .
waa tnorongniy enjoyea.
'B.r"' v,u"'u '
clod wlih a
, ma nau Quit wora..
! un by ch ""sf "ll 'l
" of th
" ttoi by the entire
! P"?- S;me of the serves were
; extremely fitting and sent .haft.
of ood natured criticism Into
home folk. The song was not
' Quite as long as the famous "99
- 7 ....
k,.i. nn .ho wn" hill
it. length was to be 'lJ?.tlhvn--and
It grew better a. it grew 1 " Southern Pacific,
longer. In this closing song.! Mr- lay made this an
also. did Ed Pike establish him- nonncemerit at a meeting of rep
self permanent as the song lead- i reaeatatjvea ;of chamber ot com
er from Pelican City and a good I held in Medford on Fri-
one. at that . . , I d,Jr T '" , ,
: : : j- The railroad companies ro-
CHASE ELECTED .
IN DISTRICT
tV IDDir ATftDC'
Di IJaKUjA 1 Jt.S j
.
SALEM, Ore., Not. 17. (AP) ,
OHn Arn,plger of Medford. man
, ,h. T.lenl IrrW.lion dls-
reflected nresldent.
was
and Dr. W. L. Powers of Oregon
'State college waa re-elected aec-
Ai,r, nf the OMtflH eeelsmstlon
conRTVsa at Its closing session yes-
.
terdar.
Baker withdrew from the con
test tor place of meeting next
year In favor ot Ontario, and the
, ,holen. Thore
v.J t. I
had been an Incipient more to set
the meeting set for Portland, hut
.... ....-h-,..,.
tbur, all ot rortland.
TELEGRAM
NOTIFIES
GOVERNOR
Feel That Should Be
Red to Handle Court
Cue After January 1
SUCCESSOR MAY BE
APPOINTED AT ONCE
Wllaon S. WUrr, rtteraoa's For. '
mer Caanpaig-n Manjm;er, Fa
. Tored to PoilUoa Ivy Repnb
. llraa Central' Ooanmittra; Fleu
' rber Seeks Proaecotor'a Job
' William Duncan, circuit Judge
elect, Saturday afternoon wired
Governor . I. L. Patteraon at Salem
tendertnr aia' resignation "as ' dis
trict attorney for Klamath county-'
4 ' posftlon "he las held .for the
past two years. , . ', . 4,
. Tbla, actios of- Mr.- Duncan,
clears the-way for an 'immediate'
appointment by tlove'rnor Tat-
-ii?
tftraon qX .a. lUatriit, attpruey.to,
F!U '.UV. ,vaaaiAy. .causMl. by, Mr,.
Duncan'a reBigaatlon. , '. , " .
wo-ieei .imncan. leit that.
j next lew, weans. It wduld he het-
tcr to have '(he- slal.i entirely '
clear -so-that' lie wonlil not bar
lo In other Judges on cases '
wharolst To' Could not it for ta
reason that he had been assoclat-
.,,,, niin on rage Two
S. P: PETITION
Although .the Southern Pacific .
and pthers Aare .kel for a re-
, 'or. . the - Intemtat
r.' r". , ,D,e,w
Com . Commhsloa on tha
I original application for a reduo-
, Hon cf terminal rates In order to ,
meet .to, competition, this no-'
plication' will not Increase local
""""'"ii -ui-
I questing the rehearing are ask
! ing that they be permitted to
j meet the rates of the boat cou-
"unerenuaia
and nave asked for relief rrom '
the fourth section of tbe Inter- '
state "Commerce Act.
At the meeting held in Med-
ford yesterday Earl C. Reynolds,
executive, secretary, represented
the Klamath county chamber of
commerce. . '. .
Aunt Het
"A woman' don't never have
company Important enough to
Justify -ualn' the embroidered
linen things she's savin for
Important company.''
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