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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1929)
THE .WEATHER OREGON! Generally fair to night and Wednesday but cloudy n ihe coast, wnrm with low bumldlir over the Interior Wed nesday. Moderate Northerly wind on t ti count. City Edition The Old Home Paper Associated' Press and United Press Telegraph Service , Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade 1'rlce five CenU KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1020 Number 7019 Thoughts 'Sl! X Been Thu " City Offered 50 Cent on Dollar fo'r Strahorn Bonds. Bel Proposi tion I to Take $150, 000. Real Estate Bid Too Complicated. 'By BRUCE DENNIS', "QTIUMOHV II O N P S." II'" many Ilium have you heard that .!? Wh-n first t !- were created II was In tt favor- I lil" ton, but later It hwamr rasplug sound to the car. j "Slrahurn lloiids." This U tin j tram i iinu wherein t!i" city et , Klu ninth Issued In Interest hear- InK bond to tliv mount of ! lluu.lMiO sml I ruled those In- icrcst-bearlng bonda (or tho same I amount of dehydrat-d. d. .rn.d ! . t . li i and ..m. utated bond, which .. r j no inli'rnat aud trunl to luck and 1 tlin luiure for payiiieni. , ej MAT'S that. Now comas a i chance to aft anmethlnit nut I nf thou "Rtruhnrn llondi" that I the rlty holds. The rlty council baa had an I offer of FIFTY fKNTK ON TIIK j IKH.LAIt. That's eaactly what tho offer! amnuu'i to no more, no lera is tt better to tako fifty cents! on the dollar oa a bad deal. : or hold the "bond" for ninety ,-brs hnmng to o UndrcdiKiv,.r Aulloy' the week of csuts? , (i lia thn h,,,. -,., That's the tiut!nn for the' ' , voter to determine. Hhsll wn .''cflut bait of the orlrln.il Investment and apply it . , . . ,. 1 on the present .ewer Job. or .ball we wlgK'.e along with all of our . debts Inrliidlng the f.too.nno h.mds tuned to trade for the Ktraliorn Honda? YJK helli'vo It Is good M'ii to clean up this Uul mess; We believe It Is good hii'lness to accept, the flj"."0 in cah a. id par that na fur as It will go on thu sewer bond Ikhiio, thus stopping IntrreM; We believe tills city will he ihnwln. good btisliHK. Juiliiment to take what Is offerud on the K'.rahorn bonds namely one-half of their face vulne anil charge the remainder up to railroad de velopment for the city. TMIK offer of ruul estate on Kevenlh streol and some money Is too complicated. It puts thn lty of K'nmolh Falls In the real estnlo huslnens und gives an iipportunliy for more squabbling, bickering, fight ing and general disagreement. There Is nothing that counts ! profit on the Investment. At the like moneycash money on Ihcjsumo time flS.onu was lost in- barrel head to nun tho ntd j il1y In Interest payments. aoulhnrn expression. That is thn Illssiitlsfncllon over this slltt- wny to settle this Strahorn bond """" Vnynr T' "' Wn"or i. i . .., . . ,n I'tiier lino negotiations with Issue. If It Is to M settled to ; , Jnltlt ,.,, of llp .,-,, ' " - v. ...... j,,. .- urenoit, ciiiirorniu Knstern Klnmntli sweltered today, the knives there Is always, room foriwns originally constructed tojhottest sun of this year. At (Cnnilnuea nn PssTk -nun Hprnnun itlver by II. K. St ra- 2 : 4 ii p. m Underwood's cyclo l"",n It laler went Into- Joint Ktormagr.iph showed tho iner- Poor Pa "I guess we'll have to get a smaller house. There's III foelln' niuouK our married children na to which ones hnve tho best right to our extra rooms." - Ralph Budd, G. N. fh?; wioitIweather UUILi Viol I REVEALED Lends Credence to Story That Northern Line It Behind Extension LOUIS W. HILL ALSO ..... . i .. WILL. INSPECT LINE 'neiii.pliwl K.'4e t JiMirnel' of on m . t .. . , .. ' My St- API Cniitliiiied hi-ury llnlph lludd. IT.-bl. nl of '- ,,, rain ff N-w Founrtlund .rrt N'orlhrra. I IUkuc ;r, ,-xpectrd to deiay until nirrr, HulxmnlUt.- ll.-Mrta Thnrday or Friday the proji-el. I Ttuil 0. N. I Ik-lilMt l!cur'id fllrht to' I'arla of the Fn-nrh j KI.I...II. Mar. ,lsn'' """-I'M Armeno lr.ttl. Jr.. backer of ' . . . . .MfcUrUKP, trc, .May -I.'. ... d , .,:llhr UAP It beenmo. know 11 lint-iimn Lnnwii ....... . : ,ncre lotuy mill i.nipn It. In. . ,1.... I1..I..Y. If i Ilutltl. nrciittont of Groat Northern railroad. tl'HVt'linif IllCOiniito, viditfd ; Jledford nt the ItoKtlO ' of n Medford renident. Ai ,H!niilar trip was ninde 11 J'1''""- "f"1 It ban t "m- Vnoun Hint on lls ,, xr ,,., ma,,.. ,, ,,n ,,,, , , nUM, F.,n, d. trlct. where the nw. norexmi Lnm'-er rompaiiy nr 1. 1 m wn- .Mtru.-t . riillrontl rip Klum.itti county. Ittidd ul. 1 tailored to 'tbe Apples.ni vall.iy. mlnliu. iliin.cr und Iitrmlt's s lion who (('ohlhiiid on I'nae l:l:litl 0. C. E. OFFERS TO BUY BONDS The O'cgoii. California and Knslern railroad, owned Jointly by the (lre.it Northern and the ' Southern Pacific railroads, last . nlubt at n council meeting sub- milted two bids for the city's i I.Hirt.umi Interest In tho line.! One offer provided for n straight I rash payment of IKiO.onn, Tho ! cither offer was for I.J.ROS and! the line's city properly on Sev enth street. ! The city has held Income bonds on the line for inoro than ten von r n n tl hi vr.t l a run 1 1 a n ownerslilp and was extended 20 cury at SI degrees. Continued miles to niy. warm weather Is Indicated. Youthful Slayer Hovers Between Life And Death POUTI.ANn, Ore., May 21. (A PI Unruly conscious. Ills mind paralyzed by shock, Walter j I' hike, youthful slayer of his schoolboy rival for thn uffoellniin j of n girl, rusted on n hospital i col today whllo arounil him went on u battle to save his life. ! Three bullets from llltike'a does not oceurr wllliln the next ; Ilorton Smith, Jnplln, Mo shni pistol tore three mortal wounds few hours, the boy will have ' tereil nil reconls for the St In Hie body of Herbert lleeni, IS.'n when Unke uccosled blm In the, corridor of Jefferson high school ; here late yesterday. As lleeni crumpled lo the floor within! touch of a hundred boys nnd girls gathered in the corridor, HOLDS UP 3 FLIGHTS ' 0Al OlirifAKlJ, M May 2t. i A I" I ltforu of Itii 'I wcnthiT j riittdttlonn over iurt nf thn 4,700 m lit' trfti.-Atlaiit.V nmrwfl tlu-y ; xiwWfil to fotltiw tiMlay lrn- ' ' ri'iitcij tho pritjit-iiil lukf-off for' II n mi' ii f H-wr WHllHiim and ilHiji A. Ynry In the moiio 1 pin no (Tfn FIuh. . j Thf plour. In nrhlh Mnrt.n J nwn re etuly -l..liHhtl a uortd'H ixi!fi i ii(1ur.in i (lljtlit rc nnt. rcnu.lii.-d In a h linear whore ; It mur trundled Iimt nluht af(r ' lr. JitnifN II. Klmlmll of thf S'W York wi-titlWr bureau ud i '"' h; .ondlllon, would not .'" prop tlou for Hie fllitht for Bt l.'.at it hour., IIOOSKVKI.T Fll.t.l). N. Y.. . .. ,itnhi si lil nn fi.-..ff . r-nl.l . . Hl!ln ere fnvnpnh'.e uiiiijna nrn iuvoran-e. 1.0111 miu -"i-n - -,.,. ...Ainnum J..un l.ui hin! i.Mn the:'"11 ' ? ""', mudc ,.,.,., or i.0...p.Mu:ded and can be used a. thu fllKllt. WAI'.S.WV. Poland. Miy II. .. ' ' "-" .. " ',, VMh Major. l!ol dUow.kl and Ka.lmlr Kaoala. o...i.,i r-r. i:t-i..i I lip Iir MIIJI 1 it l rain i , in.- innnrciccnii LUUUL ULUUIUI S UNDER W MF.ryrOUII. Ore., Muy 21. (A. P.) The grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Follows and the state assembly ; of Itrbckahs met In annual scs-1 slon here today. ; The grand lodpe session will bo held tomorrow. Among the renolutlotiH to be presenti-d is one providing that giond lodge- ses sions he held In Portland every third year. Another resolution will provide that delegates to - 1 .... 1 t.. .. 1. . .. 1 .- - - r.-.,... u materially by enlargement of tlin districts. At a public meeting bi.'it if) phi the grand decoration of chivalry was conferred upon Major K. Woerteiidyke and Col. A. J. Wal llurs of Portland. It is lhe"lili;li est honor of tho Patriarch Mili tant brunch, Veiiii.-e rn.-iiiiem hn.i fnii..j in tnllend a recuiiir meeting of his tlodco In more than twenty years., i The main body nf tho three thousand t)dd Fellows attending ; me sessions liegnn arriving toduy with a largo nllendnnco from wit umetln valley cites. MERCURY RISES TO 84 DEGREES - Fluke, pressed the mitrzle of his .pistol lo bis own breast and pressed the trigger. A bullet i tore through Ills chest nbovo the heart. i I Today ho hovered between life1 and death. A surgeon said this! morning: "If a heinmorrhnge ! chnnce to live." "If Flnko lives he will be ch irged w ith first degree mnr-' der." " j "When be learned Hint Finite was but If. years old, the district , (Continue- on 1'ag. Tour) President, In Rogue Valley Incognito iinM Annexe. chit nnMTnAPTLEVEESON n U lflrLnO FOILED BY L Colonel Spirits Away Youngest Morrow Girl to Maine PLOT EXTORTIONIST IS REVEALED TODAY Plot to kidnap f..n.tncc Mor- row, llniiKlH.-r of AniOitor llultilil lorrw. lleul.-d. In t op)rluln.-l Hiory of Uo.on ., -r.-!.. I KOSTON. May, SI, tAI') Tho''''-"' fluilrman l-w of ihn com-1 I IMjeiliU 1'okI in .a cotoriclitvd -lory lod-y say. Pwlitht W. -M..r- I row. ambassador to Mi-aIco amlivcry Utile ..,,. . . ,,,,.,, ' .-.. . fiance i f,.lhu. n Ann- M.krrn. ..... ,u..u ..itortion plot. .'The money, foundation for finding total flg-t.hlp will begin Immedialely. It i ,,,en,ly 10 ,r0 "Sineers ope i . ..u,c c.iC !ihe Post a.seris. was demandeu !. ires by any method or theory ' was announced today by the Itev. ! lhat a brc" ,r',,ld ta -verted. A j Tllltney, retired heavy 1 under penalty of torture and 'of law. The only thing that It FMber A. F. I.oeser. -request that President ovor weiKht boxinff; chamDion. de.tU uf bis youncxnt dauuluer I U 'r, " ZZ?TaZ tetr"'" i i,?dn.L?"!- :i,.arn ,ht the receipt by tbe! .irl ..r t-n llirealertliie leUi-n. was directly reiMinlble lor Iii.hI Saturduy's seret fllsht hy I.lud- ' bergh and members of tho .Mor row family trom the Morrow home nl Knglewood. N. J to, 'thilr siimmi-r place ai 1 1 n .- onh i i. . ,.!.. ,.M.n,i fnr ihe 'detective guard which has since stood vigil over the l.lund r- treat of tho Morrows in Maine .. ill., imwnnuibn of :OI1BlIulr0 iy another girl at the; ,,,,,, Aciieniv while c-mntauce waB heing spirited uwny to Join i,.ni jnsht. The Post declare It ha learn- ed that when- -Miss Morrow re- . (O.ntinur.t on rK t:iKht r..".TK lirtOP AI'TIIOIUF.n WASHINGTON. May SI. ( P) -The Interstate commerce; coni-j iilsnion Imlay nulliorfee.1 ensu-rn mid western railroads to reduce fn lnlit rnt.-s on export In-at anil whriil flinii-. ; Last Minute News ; under control at II a. m. Arr.ttkt.l) II lu.l.i: roRTI.AMI. May 21. (l) " anipiiinici ix-iow '" eioow, imiiguw t.riszara, -i. r- aM n "arnes n ns in a nosiiini nen- u .1-.. .......-- ....... ,.H shm k anil Ins or blood. His ii rm wns l.orrRilv man-led es - T1"4. '" .T"8"' clawed nud chewed It. i SEEK ItECOItn KOOSI'.VEI.T FIEI.H. X. V Mny lit, (AP) The monoplane j i nroo MiisKCfe-ers, rnrry.ag inm ; pilots, t.Mik off nt 2:!iO::t2 p. in.. i eastern daylight time today In 'nn effort to break Ihe endurnm-e flying recnnl r-.tnhllshel by the army monoplane Quest Ion Mark. ! ; ! APPIIOVK EXTENSIONS ! TAtXIA. Wash., Mnr 21. (A P) Trste.-s of the ' Tacomn clinnilH-r of ronimerce xole.1 nn- prnvnl nf the t.rcat inllronirs proiHiMNl N'orihern extension Ore., soiilli from klnmntli Fulls, Into California. SMITH llltKAKS ItECOHUS ST. CLOI'I). Frnncc. Mnv i (AP) Wh Iwo scorns of (10 Cloud Country rluh course mid rnn nvtny from tho field In the fli-st day's Iny for Ihe l-Ycncli profrwliiniil olf clinmpplonslilp. Smith's 111! a the morning, rive under par, was duplicated In I ho afternoon, BY RULING OF COURT WASHINGTON. May 21, AP , -I'rlnrlpWtt of mi I road valuation' itovplojxM hy tho lntr,tUfi -rommi-rrc cam diImh Inn for in ! fiurfiow of rp- apturintf owen i iitronii from tho H(. ..out L ' O'KbIIou railroad aro friouly j rti'tnrhwl hy iht miprniM cimrt , dt )lnn Id the opinion of mem- . hpr of thut hody. T-y fi. ''".": iniur ut -lit :iniiii r i mik u- lory of ihn property Investment In tranporiatlnn is not Impaired. ' Over many yearn, and at a rout of 134.000.000 the rommllon i !lh'"J ,h'' d,!, " Tal,,el i tire eountry. to iiko as directed ! by law for rate making and other J1 IU1IIIIHU .1..' . - ipurpoaes. andtafter study of the j ,.,,. dw,,,on . members , . innvnr.d ,t,ul tho Talldity of ' this basic- dtn has not been ques-l tinned by the supreme court. j "This does not Junk all the! vaiuaiioq wori. oou uud.r the iirlswon said ino-y. ro iar a ; i can ..--e tne decision nnisils . 1 th-ti that ; no-iy 01 nam, r.irod nroncrtv are belug per - ,ivm.. .- ' IMtTcewitl INQUEST WILL -. s w w r - -a BL HlLL) UVtK t IT" 4 C A T A 1 T"T"V . vpsk . . I . W rtU IU rftl -.! 1 1 A coroner's inquest has been called for 7:30 o'clock tonight at tbn Earl bltlock Kuuerni Home to prone the accident' which caused the death of Claude M. Itlley. t'J. who pawed awuyiollc church between Portland at Klamath Valley hospital Suu- fy night. W. K. Hurrlson, driver of the car wblcU str-.hk Mr. KiVy li held Hi tn (Ci.tt.'.y pan o.i mi open charite. peuiling the cut- couie of tho Inquest toni3.1t Mr. Itlley was injured in an accident 011 Sixth ai.d Walnut, Saturday ulRbt. paltir awr y the .text evening. . FlItE CXIXTUOLLED, MX Hl.lM'lHtu, Jinv ,,t.r I) l-lre thnt iui-ni lor scv- erul hours m ino noi.i or. ine I British, Sti-nnicr Treviiiilon, en lonle to iciorin, ii. iroiu Anlllln. Ciilut. today wiw r.'porl- i , STOCKS I.OSK C.KOl XD , .r. niiiix. .aj -. i in noun in ..o;...-r .-.- ; nune; over me s.oe. '"' sniii iom.j .. '" I . ,,n..,.A . I,.. .nnr-Hie Kr........ j efforts of pool ho" a cenenil rally. Itnlls displayed 'lr,y "7B.r'lt!w--''!'- ' 1 1 lection of llie favorable St. Louis' Hecilon of llie favoraMe SI. Louis nnil O'Fallnn decision. I2AT1I VICTDt CI.EVEL.IXO. May 21, AP) or, i.oome , e-r, "' 1 idiyslrlaa or llie Cleveland clinic, .iiccumbI. toda to llie erfects 'of polsomms gas which fllle.1 the building art. two rviliii.m Inst Wedncssbiy. ..Ho was the 1 2.11 h vlrllm of the disaster. NO AtiHKEMENT REACHED W'ASIHXtJTON. Mny 21. ( AP) The Fnrm Heller Conrerence eoniniliim broke HP nsnin today nillioiit reiwliintt nn nirroenient nfter lionso conferees flatly d. - cllued o nk the house lo voic 'dlrccllv on llio illpntpt export debent urn plan. . The article calls attention to tern Is the stronghold of educn- ." the fact Unit Klamath makes the tionnl and financial Inefficiency, WHEAT PHICFS I.OWKR second worst showing In regard with rural prejudice against bnsi CHICAGO, May 21, ( AP) ! to rural school taxation In the ; ness control us the chief ob- Wlth Liverpool qnolntlons on . wheat slinnlng less fli-ninos tlinn exported, wl rnl prices here ave- rngesl lower early today, A de- cldd downtuiii . in Ihe vnlne nf corn owing lo better weather for planting operated -also to . ease .wheat. . UUM I fHU I H Hundred Thousand Dol - lar House of Worship to Be Erected STRUCTURE WILL BE DONE i IN S MONTHS "' ll""-h Will lie Icatcl nt Corner of nlilti and Hlh Stmt.; flfcluj-Tno root T x- ,-r Will !- ..r .'-.,... Uuitdlnic. (ieneral contract for Hie ron- . . - strurtion of the new r.ihoiic. l . . , , . ievee ooaru anu KOvernmenL en - P i u W n """iltlneers -werr supervising forces ; 1 llarrett. Portland contractor. a:. work on ,h houM of wor. uiW)n. liberal u of ,Eaixin. f!d tbu contraot. - - The general contra, t .for the church and pnri-b bouse is $C2.- . .' . "! . V tell hltl 'I hi. I.-Bthan I naa said, the total con or I lie pro- j-.-. win uiiai approximately : $100,000 including elrt trlcal and Plumbing fixtures, and Interior1 . "'" re iu;n. s The new church will he larjii'st and mo-t beautiful C3tb and Sacramento. Its architecture is of I!omaneso,iie style and tjo - ironilniied on I'see Iclttht) SELECT I 5 Eleven new teachers were! elected by the city school biard at 1I10 regular meetine Monday j insiii. .0 IaKe places icii vacant uy re?ii;naiions ui me emi lunations ol this semester. . Oolden Allecn Pyer. resident f i"0rIund was elected by the !M-r, i .ai(t, ,, t)10 dm of city school, nur.e for the ensulni: year. Miss Pyer takes the posl- ion imfi vacant throneh ibe res- ilgnatlon ol Jibs Helen Canfleld. Qther teachers elected Include: , Mar--ret Hundley. Marslifield: I,nbel Silver, A-hlnncI: Kdlth : 0oTf, Kugcne: Florence Walker. Mnrshfl.-ld; WJlma Ilecson. Ash- , 'and: Lulu McClav. The Dalles; .... . ' .... naroid Kennany. St. Cloud. Jim- nesota; Ethel Zyssett. Klamalh , ..... . , , ,. Approval of the contract "of Approval of the contract of 'James L. Ijulnn, contractor for ine erecnon,oi an nnouion 10 I Mills school whs miulo si tho meeiln- last evenlnc hv tho dl - BO NEW TEACHER rectors. cer. I ', . - If lOIYinf ll I lTt0 1 11 f I O x VlUllltl lit XVUX Taxes Held Too High Intelligent ami constructive criticism of Klamath's rural t school expenditures is voiced In! "It Is among tho 2,000 rural a comprehensive article appear- districts that waste is most lmln- ing In the Oregon Voler of roll-: fully in evidence" the Voter ! Innd, ' 'states. "Our rural school sys- stale and points out that uppnr- ently tho county unit system ha.i not solved the school problem. ; Waste In rural school districts Is "painfully In evidence" says the article, and recommends furthe.1 ; that tax payers take a hand In, seeing that the rural school ex- STREAMS 1 vrrrr- a tt-'x t i v ! WiiJlNilJ (ll Ti c Associated Troon) ' ltlsing atreaiim and rivers now 'hi)ilcnlnK many sections of the: : Mlxsiaslppi valley sent emergency i crew scurrying to scenes of Ira pcntilng dunger today hut disas ter appeared to bare been avert-1 ed nave In one Instance. As la the, bablt of the. floods. I yesterday, only reported break ' "J" wes leat expected. While en- .trlmiers were directing forces at three pi-res near Kennett. Mo.. The St. Francis bounded throaKh 'another weakened bit of U-ree jnd overflowed some -O.OOCi arres. Today the overflow bad : forked and wa advancing thru I the countryside In two stow streams. The three other points j Mbk -aarded and enRnoer, n charge hoped the break had 1 relieved the pressure sufficiently f,'o avert another ercrassc. Mounds Landing. Miss., where! break in 19SJ sent the flood!1""1 papers in a BU1I lor ai- ;of that spring across some of thecged breach of promise of ueiia s ricnesi lanus ana lowns, . ikh grew hourly in nambers.:by Mrs. .Catherine Klnjr . " i""'iMi " , vee there had been checked uf- . it.(. rnnTicrs to cor on ttor-i had-been oeut to Bridgeport nmen, projects the levees are.'to be entered In the Supcr- federal-built had brought no re-'- . ... . , f-JT.j ply gave the Information that the',or Court Ol t aiHiela, . . . . . .-Mu .u...- iu u- ton through the district engineer.: . Major John C. II. Lee. of Vlcks - burs SECRETARY 10 RETAIN OFFICE! WASHINGTON. May II. (API ; The office of Secretary Mellon ! in making public a statement to-; day by the treisury department ' bead, announced that the secre-j tary - had not retimed and had - no Intention of doing o. The statement of Mr. Mellon; issued at Ilia office said: ..Mv tt,tJlde , ,i10 qne!,. (ion pf rcsi.naton is ,Uo ,ame ,as Henjamln Franklin's wag nu - der similar circumstances, when be said: 'I am deficient I nm afraid, iu the Christian virtue of resignation ; OFFICIALS OF ' ROAD BUREAU INSPECT" RO ADS kc""P "'"" " """ of officials of the; "ureau oi puuue roa.i were io - ui'i-.s on.- ...u-, "'.taken L-1 1 1, .A ...,a.i.l. h nttl. K -" - i i ''""y practicability of Mil , method of maintenance. Arrompanym, the 010' , were William innnuier, niw - were William C. Chandler, sion stale nignway engineer, " - , n. namoc. suue u.K....... ten.once enclneer and C. C. Seel- lev. resident stnte highway engln-1 U.1 UVIIUVIJ pendlturea nve manased efficient- ; ly and economically. stai-le to much-needed reform. "School administrators are making more effort towards solving school finance problems than are taxpayer agencies. While the eduiatnr's ulterior purpose Is to get more taxpayer money for continued n fo.e Four) BREACH OF PRflMRF IS I lUIIIIUL. IU ALLEGATION Former Heavyweight Champion Involved in , Sctndal Action ! ! DETAILS WITHHELD UNTIL SUIT FILED Mrs. Kuherine King; Vojpirty Is) I'Ulntiff la Half Millloa Ool fair Itreach of Promise ' Suit -troughi Ait Inst Former llearjrwpistit Champion o t World. NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 21, (AP) Announce- ' ,:. ..., -noe.e.i marriaire with S-00.00O : . . ' claimed damages, brought Fogarty, SO, of New York ! I ITir flfroini-r I r wh na I I ' nn a a 1 1 VI . - w... The papers were sent by a d 'nutv eherlff for ffllnr tills morning, and a member of the . law firm ot Field. Durant and j Levere went to court to arrange .or other details of entry of the) Isnlt. ... , The papers bnd not been filed noon. It was stated at the of fice nt Colouel Lewis L. Field. who signed tho writ as commis sioner of the superior court, tbas the delay was due to details ot (Continued on Page Ktsrht ir IL The United States forest ser- jviee has every lutentlon of eon- structlng Its link of the west- side Klamath lake highway. This was revealed today by E. ! B. Henry, county road engineer, , who has received word from ; Hugh Rankin, supervisor of the i Crater National forest, that the 1 construction of this segment' of ' ro!,1 ls .conte'nP1-,et hy the for- However, - the forest service of bow- soon made no mention ;,,,. project would be under- "We assume " Mr lfenrr com. , . "that the road work will . . . ; of road wht.h . f , , , lwould construct would be .bout 20 miles. Klamath county would . .. Aunt Het "I didn't know Sallle liked me much, but this morniu' I got a letter from her an' It was wrote with a pencil." PLANS LHiaLuIU
