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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1925)
DAILY KLAMATH THE huarantecd Circulation NEWS Official Paper of City of KLAMATH FALLS Over 2ouu United News and United Press Telegraph Services OUNCIL PASSES FOR STRAHORN I. F. To Have A Modern Intra-City Bus Passenger Service rjo. 127. (Every Morning Except Monday) KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1925. ' Price Five Genu BOR SMITTEN Y LEGAL BLOW F HIGH COURTir 'First Practice for Ball Team Is Today Th flrl practice work by ap plicants for the Klamath Falls bun., bull team will be held today at it p. m. on IIib Mod in- field. Any player who feels lit ran cut the buck I semi-pro ball will bo given a! iryout. MANAGEMENT I Franchise Given IF I Astoria Co. For THE PINE TREE; City Bus Lines 4 Bouts With 24 Rounds of Boxing April 21 ,oycr. Given Weapon fl U 1H MOT Fight Organized lit 1 li II ILL liu I Labor on Open Shop RAYMOND CLAPPER UslIINT.TON. April 13. cinioii which Kivcs em r.s it new weapon in fitfht ork'iinizcd labor was .(1 down by the supreme today when it approved American plan" a de- I ... I... C. Pmak resulted to y ooii i mu- huildiiiK contractors for iiiK the cloned shop. i. (levies w-as declared to ENTER KLAMATH Change To Take Effect On PRESBYTERY OF Th.ir.rUv, Now H. I SOUTHERN OREGON Three Theatre MEET HERE TONIGHT, Twenty-Jour rounds of fast and furious fighting comprise the sched- iTm Pont P.-.. P.. AJ..U. ' ule of the next boxing card to be I held at tne Scandinavian nan April 0. C. E. TO CROSS 6TH ST. WITHOUT A And 5 For Children; Starts In 90 Days 21, as annunced by R. E. Patter-j An ordinance granting a To Tie Up Central Oregon Traffic This evening at 7:30 there will j convene In the local Presbyterian Harry V. I'oolj, owner of:church- ,he 1'resbytery of southen I.. . ii . ; np....n flvarf 911 rinlMffnte. are PX- uie i.iuerty ineatre nas luKeni "" " ; .aft, franr-hiu. f- th.. pected. representing churches as rar . north as Ro.el.urg. All ministers ! operation of gasoline street u iuv t..ipe!iti from each ; cars on the streets of Klamath Week in i,,,.h . ,u. rilatrtrt are exnected ; Falls. In W. E. Yniinor nf th. and Linton Transit Vote Is Close; Mayor May Veto; Terminal Work May Start At Once PORTLAND. April 13. Fu ture action of the Great Nor- sf.n, promoter. The card: lleadliner 1 Earl Ritchie. Klamath Falls. 190; lbs., ts. Rocco Strambo. 180. Port- land. Ten rounds. ftcnii-WUidup Jack Crlm. 150. Klamath Falls, vs. Phelix Torres, Weed. 150. Six rounds. Preliminaries Wilbur Harrington. 138, Klam ath Falls, vs. Tommy Thompson, ilQ fihinninir.ftn V-amp mil n H h Babe Llghtfoot. 125, Klamath mon uer" clause which has i l.i, .i ).. .. . . K. 11. .J ff... 1.1- ,. i.,.tin at 7 J0 on Tuesday unaouDteaiy pass tne nnai rails, vs. jimmq oya. iz, mh. k. hioiuk nuuq w un ftgement of both the Liberty' nd Wednesday are expected to be 'reading next Monday night. tn Fall- four rounds. matter for the past five or six and the Pine Tree as well as! of chief Interest to everyone. Tues- According to the terms of! Bi Roeco Strambo who wlu months. over the Pine Tree theatre, it, wax announced yesterday. The! deal was made last rret. ouaa oays o. r. warns san rrancisco, it is understood. to attend, and the visitou will be Astoria Mr. Poole will assume man-, entertained in the homes of PrMby-,companiei WM passed by the ncrnmcnl and control oi thienaa ioiks. ! council last night to its first Pine Tree theatre tomorrow. , JT and second reading and will A resolution permitting the Oregon, California and Eastern railroad to cross Sixth street to reach its terminal properties at Seventh and Klamath was passed by a close vote of the city council last night, with . . i oui ine mucniy debated "corn- Mr. Poole now has the man- i...- ... . .u ..: ..... .. .... ith I hi Inn, mi th-nti- at Chil.i- day evening tne itev, n, . .o,ou,,l i; i. ! . miHiiuiKii ...c i.ii-Hni,thfrn railway system in IIS". ,,.,,.:,... Mch ... -" strong comeback in his recent . i.. .. i. .mil. :i luri-iima' .. - .... a ' iuiiniiD r aiis me last worn in plan to push rail seruceh v: fllrtur Uhe Lord's Supper will be observed.. ,. . ;' A. V......RV.., ,.jj.. muiur unven uui service, me meet Earl Ritchie has staged a hv the district court. The hiiinetil Drougni me case. ;)ie supreme court reversed view and held that the erica n plan Is Amjrican. decision makes it pos for employers in many t larjte cines 10 employ pproved device in fight- i it; lily organized labor or tations. It is a marked jry for open shop advo- i because it fives them a ized weapon. ' "AmiMlran plan" Is a simple 1 whlrli grew out of the In buttle bi-twei-D the San Fran liuilihiiK trades unions and In order lo prevent ml" HiixpcnHlnn of building he- f xtrlki-M. the Kan Francisco r of commerce' devised the rliiin plan" to brenk the fctli of the labor unions. kIi its sponsorship the Indus Assorlatlan of Kan Francisco ruanlii'd to co-operate with the rs' exchange, embracing per l.oiiu contractors and dealers. Shut off Nuppllea i .ini. Imlon Introduced the if iM-riiilu for certain Indispon- IniililliiK supplies surh as ce ll in,. .i,,Mi,.r and sand. No ft' coul, olitnln lllAHP MlltllllieH ' periiili. Every dealer co 'I The I'lindltlon on which southward from Bend to Klam-L, .. r, .. . , ... . i th am rails, is larjreiy tiepenueni e employes at the Pine Tree' .... h. of SDe.ia. lntereg, to those ' regular schedule for the lines , upon u fa oinrnmn 'ifui nf hi Thun ' . . . . ,l r...n.ssm " .w..vvM.r.wv v.... wno aeai wun youDR peuiue i f lin phori irn in mtiniirramArit ( hA Havlviia I AA J s I 4? r0r..,l,. Italnh Hiulrt nrssident "". t"""BV ..-c...v... le.wu. c.uC.. OBy, irora ,in, passage or , ......... , ,.- , &r Pou,, one of tne pioneers church organlxatlons af there will declared today. as 'must be in effect here within i In the theater business of Klamath! be presented the so-called "Com- t. Dydd arrived from the north j Falls; He has owned the Liberty; prvhauslve Plan" which the Pres and went into conference with . for the past seven years. Hla pres-j byterian leader, in the educational F. Turner, president f.f!-nt policy In vogue at the Liberty! field have worked will be carried out at the Pine Tree, church to follow. w r isd a . win u varriru uuv m iutj the S. P. and S. system anu . ,, r. I. .....I l""S " Lnaries ri..arey, counsel , manager -of the-Plne Tree are the railroad. , r j th preslne time, Indefinite. "We hope that OreKon'' wants the Great Northern Her- ! "BABY FARM vice and whan the central I Oregon case is decided by the out for the preaent The pastir of the local church. at ; the RerT Arthur L. Rice, as re- tiring moderator will call Tuesday : evening's session to order, after OWNER ! which Presbytery will sleet a mod- TO BE GIVEN TRIAL erator 10 erve 'or t'1' meetlns snd , for the coming year. interstate commerce commis-' L0S AN'CELES, April 13. Mrs. ........ : :.!.... ...,1.. fre Hasel Sims, accused of con eiiuil il. in uu, iucu tv, .... ... , . . , 1 a .-l.cil.u f.irm" I ... lha a. . ..V nM. welcome children will be tried In the superior court for alleged vto-i lation of a section of the state! penal code which promlbits traffic a permit to extend to Klamath Falls," he said. "Railroads can't force them selves on communities, how ever," he said. "We must now push ahead by sufferance of i Id human beings: j Mrs. Sims was' arrested after au- , . . , , , . , . , iimi uivn tsssta ioi v idi cn iuai auc i "7 .had disposed of the three months ducung. Sailors These Days Are a Clean Outfit Says Frisco Chief commerce commission Hudd expressed doubt a whether the Southern I'ncific road. which has the Kliuuath Kallsjthe chiia-, fo9ler plirent district as Its ex.-liiKlve territory, could render ad('iiiute service tO Klamath Falls. Hill before the (ireat Northern will enter the district it i must be assured of a reasonable SAN FRANCISCO, April 13. "The swashbuckling, hell-raising gob M h.hv of n nnm.rri.H mnih.r passing, aeciarea rouce Lniei to.for $75 and a note for 102. in ad-!Dan O'Brien here, as he checked up ""'"idltlon to making Mr. Ella Williams. j on ,he evltles of the 40.000 sall- re grunted to contractors Patronage, he declared. Ititlmatlng (n gliperor court pay hos pital expenses. Following a hearing In the case, a decision was postponed until Monday when the court ruled that I Mrs, Sims must face the charges biated ashore. I "They are a mighty fine bunch of lads. Cleau cut and gntlemen. ! We have not had a single complaint 1 of their conduct. ; "A few years ago this couldn't nave been said, the boys were dif- tect the city f, rent then, it seems to me. You .aces and the bus line will file ....... - . ... . . know their old renutatlon for niHk-l i a aaa ... .were i .iKiisi.iiM is ifK.iu. ( ,i,uvv u,ci- uuuu, ana m laaiuoo a $2,000 certified check, assuring good faith. ts w at ih,. iii- ,i.. ,k. that the Southern Pacific wan at- ....... v ,ii llio upt ll I - . . i .... - 'iniiiKeiiieut. Unless a con-1 tui'I-ting to tie up nil name ong- WKK i)V ANDY (Jl'MP ' UKrecil to ilm n,n '.u. h. Iliatllig there i"l m,n ,,t ,h... .nn,.niM "lu the first pluce a northern out-; ling excitement where there was "K materials. Icl would open a lurge amount ot. iiiu.ai.u. April jj. jirs. aya-.none, uon i you: i oeneve every promoters of the "Amorlrnn 1 exclusive territory for t!,e Klamath ney hinmi. wue oi Money hmitn.ione does. void tl. nnil.trn.t I Industries," said Hudd, "and more- originator or the "Andy Hump "l heir nenavior nas been nothing comic strip In the Chicago Tribune, short of remarkable. Turn 40,000 was found dead in a bath tub at her men loose anywhere and you can home here tonight. ! expect a certain number of black been nearly as disastrous In South-, The cause of death lias not yet eyes, purred lips and broken noses. ern Pacific Oregon territory In the been determined. The general sup-! No we have no complaint to make, past. There should be some other position Is that Mrs. Smith tainted We're glad to see the passing of the route available than one around land was drowned while taking ajold gob and the birth of his more Hobln Hood's barn." I '" orderly brother." - the ordinance. While the route was not definitely outlined, it was indicated that one run will start in Hot Springs or Mills addition and extend tQ the city limits on the Ashland road, and the other line will operate at right angles from Shipping ton to the city limits in the vicinity of the fair grounds. Transfers will be given at points where two car lines' cross, it is understood. The busses will be strictly new with all safety and comfort con venience for passengers and will, have a seating capacity of 20 or more people. During the busy hours of the day there will be a car every thirty minutes, with a forty- five minute schedule during slack hours, and a one hour schedule maintained on Sundays. The reg ular fare for adults will be 10c and for school children 6c. City employees on duty will ported free of charge. fights. He has fought many a good headliner In Oakland rings. He He suffered a relapse Just about the time he wag going good and was K. O'd hy Tiny Herman. Since that time, however, he has given a good account of himself on several occasions, scoring four knockouts against reputable scrappers. Ritchie, a local mauler, needs no introduc tion. He has been working hard for the coming battle and, looks to be in the best pt oonflltion. Phelix Terree, of Weed, wields a terrible blow. He has been clean ing up everything that comes bis way during his past ten tights. Ha wades right into the ring from the start and trades blows. He can j stand more punishment than the. proverbial government mule.. Jack Critu, his opponent: made a fine showing in the last card staged here and Patterson Is counting on him to sock the confident Phelix to a fare thee well. Tommy Thompson ot Shipplngton who meet, Wilbur Harrington has something to scrap for. He has The aye and nay vote stood Roberts, Stuckey and Balsiger, favoring a&d Cofer and West opposed. This action probably settles this long drawn out controversy here which at Hs height attracted telegraphic advice and a personal visit from the highest representa tives of the Oregon Tmnk railroad, Portland headquar ters, which favored the inclu sion of a "comnjgn Hsey" H!! tha O. C. A E. terminal per mit, as in some manner an object to their proposed ex tension here. Mayor Goddard did not state . following last night's j meeting, whether or not he favored " the resolution as passed, it. being generally un derstood that the closeness of the vote gives him the power of killing the resolution by th veto route, if he so desires. The Strahorn officials have been promised a Bout with "Flash" Harris who trimmed Harrington In indicated at all times that they the last card here. If he can stand were ready to make extensive be trans-1 "P "d mul Harrington like Harris terminal improvements and to l attfttahlisri anil maintain ine street car company, according' to the terms of the ordinance, Is j TEXAS FOREST FIRES hound to pay the city 2 of ItaiTUDrATFMiMn iru i A r gross earnings quarterly. A$20,000' "" " as 800n as they be permitted nubility insurance policy will pro-! .,.,.. . . 'to reach their deDOt site in the - , . . i auoiu, i eAUK, April i. purest from accident dam- . . 4. - - ,,. ftf ffc r!tv Tfev will iiics i ii luc tcuai ui arte ick iuu ntiii - reg- jular passenger and express , service out over their line, just Kill to avoid the nntl-truat! ''' basing the permits on siiD-!over ould hesitate to depend on uhlalncd within the stale f the Soulhnrn Pacific for an ndequate "ilu. thus obviating any con-""" PP'V car '""'l", nave Interstate commerce. Rut was one of the commodities "I and plaster was brought in '"'txl'le the stale. And It was I"1' "f the atteinnt n rnnlrnl (Continued on Page ) ill! MAftGY! I 8Y JOHN HELD JR i F'n t see why they're wondorliu 5lmpMy,iHlglitnext Dldnl get married? says Margy Sweetie Throw You Down? Can You Learn At Him To Frown? Will Another Come Hangin' Round'? Ask Alburtus, The Miracle Man He Has The Low Down The concern obtaining this fran- burnlng tonight, and ranch- ; men were driving all livestock from the hills. I The fires were creeping close to chlse is not strictly an outside or-i . the village of Cedar Valley and au- gantzation since Otto R. Lorens of, Klamath Falls is one of the stockholders. ' tborities were apprehensive for the homes there. I be required to construct con siderable new trackage and otherwise develop the properties. According to the permit. (Continued on Paste 8) Two Officers Are Killed in a Raid On Vice District who ap-lthat It Is In an oil belt but Inter now on eated parties know of It and will The News staff! Starting with tht , try to get possession of your land. of the paper, Alburtus will Keep tnis anowieuge io yvuneu Alburtus, miracle man. pears at the Pine Tree Issue answer all Questions addressed to; and him In care of The News. SIru your full name and address and he will print your initials followed by your question and his answer. This will be an unequnled opportunity to have' me where by daughter is now? The formationg that I get are that your daughter was taken away when quite young and has been raised by a family well known and closelv related to Jrou. Do vou Mls S. Iv.ls the young man tjknow who I meant Of course you am keeping ' company with slncerejdo g,8 8 wei cared for aD(1 ,t in. promises? ' j Is the wish of her foster parents The formations i gei m mo vj-. tnat ner wnereanouts remain a se just await developments. BRISTOL. Tenn., April 13. Two officers are dead and one is In the hospital in a serious condition as the result of an ambush near Kings port. Tenn., late today. Patrolman John Smith and Dep uty Sheriff Hugh Webb are dead. Foliceman George Frailer Is serious ly wounded. The three men were members of a party of five assigned to raid an alleged disorderly section near Kingsport. K. F. LAD DEVELOPS INTO PRODIGY; BOY PROVES A GILT EDGE OPERATOR A youthful prodigy is one Bob , satisfaction he was capable. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.I Net morning Bob asked for Lloyd, 2005 F street. Bob is just I trial at the key.- He was regard- aA with anmna-ha , ,ha anma entla 1. Some six month, ago Bob took tempt thM nomM A Ed,gon , s Job with the Western Union hereWnen at the age of 14 he sat In on i as messenger ooy. bod was a hustler, too. He was at the office promptly on the dot every morning, his teeth brushed and his hair neat ly combed. Bob was no loafer. When he went out to deliver a! to hurry back to the office with out loitering along the way. The tick ot the telegraph sound er was a lure to Bob. He hadn't the "hottest" wire In the country and cut the buck with such effi ciency that older and more exper ienced operators had to make room for the youthful prodigy whose genius in later years gave much to electrical development. But Bob did make good. Old time telegraphers here, expert com mercial and press men alike will stand behind that assertion that As the officers approached the been 'n tne office s week until he I Bob is a buy telegraph wonder. youi secret fears and doubt, laid stal indicate very plainly that yujcret and If you really have the section a round ot shots was fired to rest tor all time. Today's Questions Answered Mrs. I. X. Is there oil on my have been the victim of a small j chUd.g lnlerest at heart you will let , th6m by l0nS man ambU8hed town vllllan and he has no more)hcr aone Intention of marrying you than i have. Tell him I said o and if land. I. It suuDosed to be located . he denies It I win unioaa a paun- ln an oil belt? I age on him that will cause mm i,9ee you and your hard times will There Is oil on your land" and in . leave town. be over for the rest of your life. paying quantity and of a mgnj grade. It Is not generally known, Mrs. J. M. Will you please tsll She is almost 1? now and engaged to .be married to s splendid man and after her mar riage next year, she will come to (Continued on Page Five) near a river. Smith and Webb fell dead. Frai ler received the wound which is be lieved will be fatal. The two tin wounded officers charged the am bush bnt the murderer fled toward the mcuotaln on a horse and escaped. began to ask questions. Another' And yesterday Bob left for La week and Bob was able to catch Grande. Ore., to make his debut an occasional word a the sounder : In the world of dot snd dashdom as ticked away its 40 to 50 words ,a full fledeged Western Union oper mlnute. aotr. after six months of study. Bob said nothing of the matter ; without any material help and with for several months. He had a lit-1 only hl9 ambition, peraervance and tie Instrument at home, and far into knack for the game that put him in the night he pounded the brass key: a class by himself over the other nntU he demonstrated to his own 'messenger boys. .... ft
