The Klamath news., April 15, 1925, Page 1, Image 1

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r?8. (Every Morning Except Monday) KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.. WEDNESDAY. APRTI. is - ' Price Fiv C,nt
PURNER REBUKES O. C. E." GRAN!
0 A SURE
U.ir- nivnil l
UIAUN 10
Alaskan Indians j
Given Credit For
the Word "Hootch";
10 HANAGfeEH
ENTIRE FLEET
POPPING STEAM
FOR BIG FIGHT
April 14 The
ng. mipiirlntiindiiul
missions In Alaska
nd known as th "mushing par-
r. J T 'nrd I." I CI L! c "' .e wno.e nuuseuoid, Keno.
IO dc aw - ! jcauiau iicavci i nen ne return lata at
anglers off to A flying start ! Country Club
this morning as 1925 season is j planned Here
ON; POOR FISH TERM NOT LITERAL1 i? ru
1U1 VJUllCld
I .
I "Mighty are the preparation! of thel Charlie Currln and Joe Brett are
I fisherman, nlannlne tit honk asima nnl oM
NORTHERN LINES
TO ASK VETO OF
Klamath Falls will hare a golf:
STRAHORN GRANT
Uleton Horses and
Buckaroos
kan Irlbe of Indiana. I ho I
llooihcuooa. began making a vll-l
llanoua Intoxicant from fermented 1
molaasca aa early as H70. I)r. Yoiinit
lld today In kIvIiik them credit fori
Itlin slung nam applied to posl-Vol-'
have a rodeo July eiendi beverages.
... . tkllt'llltf 111 Vi.nn.'. ....I., .1 I.. '
i 'in in nil in. arconi- " " j ?" m
,1 , , I . I . n of roimi twonly-
"lle arises at four a. m. and dls-' he-trout In the fast water below) llnk and Plhly country club
Nate Otterbeln and Ben lccora,D to """" launched ...., - .
i have designs on the In-' 8om 20 local bl" men who Attitude Of Council Is a
night, : Stevenson
The Lead and Reat Fare L "tr",lD'c terror ,lle family, jdlan flh ladder below Chllutiuln.! met at the White Pelican hotel!
. i 1 ......... mm wijuiu remove . i ne.r pian is lor Stevenson to nign 1 uwu ana aiacusseu
Forth For Hawaii Today I Paint, and the truth not In him." ball Nate when a fish marts up ihjiays and means tor advancing the
I ladder, and Nate la to snare the cause here of the ancient Scottish
I The above simple ditty will nil victim In a gunny sack. Bud Moe game.
doubt be enacted in many Klamatb reports he In go I tin down Malin way The first matter taken under ad-
falls households ibia morning wen! to get his first fish of the season. I visement was the outright purchase
April 14
Rebuke of Hill Lines
Says Turner
PORTLAND, April 14. The
I A I ii - U u bn traveled lH.lliill miles on1
I exploration trlua with Jol.n Miilr .
,. r. tun.i-t mid represents-1 ,, ....... ..,. ,,1
HAN FRANCISCO,
Oiu tiin-uuh ili headl-uut . hi s "" "'" ''"'ul do"!l,le of '"""-' Wal-i Advised that there was no river to of a 160 acre ranch located con- attituds of the city council of
fringe the Golden Cute the ('. 8. H.
ton prepare to siiove off for the fish In there, he said It was Just venlent to Klamath Falls, where ! Klamath Fall in failinr, ;
11' (Wl fit l( . r..(1 fl.tiln.. ...A...... A 'nu tt.-i.ll I.'.. -I llu-nH.ja. it... O I . . I . . i i . I . W 1,1
Seattle steamed at 2:3u n. ..... Tup,- ,..'...7:: .7' " " 7; " . " " T." " '."u1 nou ". cour,e elude a common user clausp in
-to ;:::"!":- i-l? -"-.? ;.Var 7. . oTthe" ,an 'a'r VVe franchise granted to the
(:il.,,.r i.. commerce ; ' Auni.ru. uoi.en r.. ...on. and Ma-; lerda, afl-rnoon for .-ainplng plain, until it gurgles for mer-y. Fred the club, finance.
i ihkiii , i .............. - . iun.i ra.y caifiing iintance or Hie Housion is going up on tne head of i. iB nnnneri in hntH ih. mm.
. . . M.urr r Ihn . n lit.. Kt.fu u.mv I ii-nu . . . . . ...... - I
11-r. division freight an.li Tn . pp.p nnnn( rll ' I"'.' , " """"""" "r "Prague river. 111 or-! Anna creea wnere a lot ot linn. are;ber8hlp to a limit of 200 at a cost
,! or the Houthern l'a- I If II h h 1 1 MM IIKI KM J . L V . " , . 1 7. 1 IT..."- 9 11 .1" IK' ... .. . "... '? lr, '.te;o' Pable at conven-
. . .. ...... ..... I liril I III I IB! " I .-... - .mrauiii... me .Bu.i.s it an iu an n uii.nn imu lor , !-, r. I, . nl--H . J I
I HI 1 I 111 I'lllllfl .,.11 i ,1,. .!, ,.f .h- e.i. ; luo purcnase 01 a sue ana laying i ubiiu iu iviamatn rails.
ll Y Kr 1. 1 1 Mr A in a r.-w day,. -or P. ii.iy hV T3 1 --t T ? 1 ftC ! T. : J:. Yoy '.of Jhe I That was the assertion to
ll. ... .. ULUUHILU ,bWMnW. ,o.e, heir, dent.t.e. 1 M ljtViV UKS I 7.1 ...Trt.,. Tf heTeno " " . ' William F. Turner,
mini inr' irrnn w ' icme me blue C73
Ml I f II IIVIl II-1-A I If ' enemy lorce wlilcli will
11 I I ill rll rtlil mnk H Ihi-oretlcal attempt to rap
I ULiLLIMU ill I J .111 ,r Hawaii. American outpost
h.iik Kluiii.itn Fulls pcopKi
cillv cryaiullUed on ll.u
Jn-.nl)' the itllon.pt i
i.lin,!' nt the Illy alinr.
ii HiIk time, but be felt
ml he sii.Ki'd Ill's year
pliiii tor purchuar i.ilKl.t
il an other year.
Oregon California & Eastern
railway may be an important
factor in determining whether
the Oregon trunk line will ex-
guarding the cnnt line from Juan
I de Furl to the Panama canal.
I The traffic on the Htreets of; t.t ..n it.i. ......... .i. u..n.
... Fort Klamath rancher. , Kliim,,, 1, Fulls, which Is recogniie.1 a!ont. wl ri.mai , n'eu.ral' ves
.al clKbt yeara an of- as one of the most acme problems w ,e anatltmod In Honolulu
- . ... ' fi....... l.V 11... ,.lv In - . 1 .
min ion roi.nu-up wot - harbor while the "war goes on.
ul explained a number of
for aerln.is df scission before the
organization and R. e. Wright see-! president of the Spokane.
""1 T T 1 ' J T retary. An investigation of prices ' Portland & Seattle railway,
ililQrTl I jQMlTlri I Til 1 of land and "ultable "tea wm be! when h advised that such
kJr;aOVJJ.l VJ OllCJ. CU p a franchise had been granted.
i ' Klamath Snoeixmen Since the matter cf a fran-
. x a . jr , ichise to the O. C. & E. line has
Many Homers Mark Open- 10 Attend Medford (been pending in Klamath Falls
ers and Crowds Thrill i . Banquet Tomorrow the Oregon Trunk and the S.
Admiral Coontx and Major General
fc.ittir.-a In connection T ' " . .."J"" I ''"" " umpires of the mimic
I'siein cliiHsIca at Fendlu-1 ... .......
Ii ( lieyenne. "These III v I , . ,.,., ...,.- ..
mure horse and better' .1 i,,i..n' i,-. ....... ...n..v
use. than I'endleion." he ,., lh. ,..,.' r"' nJ navy forces of Hawaii.
wliern you are lun.a here
Sinn offered the show in
p the Klamath Fulls peo-
c every place of bunl-
an Is clos.-.l between the
ne and five o'clock on
vs. It a merchant don't
Hiey make
...cr.mn "-((1(infl(,t
Ken Hut tie
j The black forces comprising the
was becoming u- such a serious na-j furm. th '" ,nl8
tu re tlint his firm was finding rt
degree of vulnerability ot theories
Rev. Hulet Named
Moderator of South
Oregon Presbytery
As of Old
almost Impossible- to nrak deliveries '" "0"1 ""'""7 nepartmen.s .n.i
on ibe imiln thorncbrnre of ih- div fortifications of Oahu. chief Island
It wus pointed out that thousands " Hawaiian group, are secure
of tourists cars which would swarm : against attacks from the sea.
In here tlin-liie Hie summer nmniiis I Shore leave will end at 1 o'clock
It so louitl. ,.,,.., .i,h .),.. n...ui,., .., !,.... f,,r lh., .".n0(l officers and men
" h" r ir"Kh oi )llK nu wuv rWaf ()r 1B ,.. I11(, who ((,r Ihe ))a,t ten days have
.street cur service to lw established been Ran Francisco's guests at wide.
Lou.. I.. It.il.l.ft-. '..lil.l. uil .1... .....I.. 1. I ......... .1.... I.. .1 .nlarlnlnmatll h I'D .
r I . ... L.uru a iuiiper.
- ..i . I.. .u ..... ........ I........ I -n....n.l l . ., .ami . ..fflear B
11 lllllllir Here .HIS jenr m mium m-n.-i imn ... u,ui,- rillll.iru 111 i ..... ... .... . - -
Liu her of Pendleton's star I'm hnn that now In vogue. and final hall tonight.
ilimn here because they' The general discussion recom-l The departure of the Seattle was
a hlK show for the Am-' "'ended going back to the parallel J without formality. She glided
hi at I'rineville In the parking system, which was tried out I through the gates cautiously and
of June, (let so.i.o of . In lilt, but as un additional In.-, then Picked up the steady gait she
las pei formers unit your ; provement was the suggestion that t, expected to maintain In her
I raw more people than '" " "e esiuiuisiicii. panic- ,.rutMe down to the sub-tropical Ha
ke care of." ularly on .Main street. A thirty mln- n. waters
niily decided that a fund ""'It was suggested. fjreat Bpectarlo
"lately 14.0110 must be' A public mass meeting will be: Tho departure of Iho grand fleet
Ibis year as a subsidy I held next Thursday evening. April Wednesday will be more apeotaen
v boys to Insure nroner I lh at 7 : So p. m.. when nil rltliens . . uu,.j hv the rllfornla.
the show. A budget com-1 Interested In the solution hr,nK Artmiral S. . Roblson com-
toliowlng .was appoint- oi tne proo.em are usseu u. , m.indlB, , he battle fleet, the shlpa
will clear In file, reassemble in
With 100 per cent attendance
of ministers In active service and
representatives from many church
Ilv WESTBROOK PECI.ER
NEW YORK. April 14. Although
At least a half dozen Klamath
sportsmen will journey to Medford
j tomorrow to attend the annual meet
I Ing and game banquet of the Jack-
Babe Ruth remained abed, stretched!!"" rroiecine associa
out on bis snine in the orrierlv wsv i" aic.eaiy.
that hospitals arrange their custo-
Those who have- already declared
p,..,,,a. . cn-.h. nro-ime. e opening of the baseball """"" l" represeni-
es the Presbytery of Southern Ore-, ' " .. ; ing Klamath Falls are Dr. W. R.
gon convened In the Presbyterian
season was accomplished with un
usual dash, dough and dignity in
1 Boyd. O. D. Mathews. Mark Howard,
1 Marlon Barnes.
church at 7:30 last night lor its eight major league centers today, to 'fa"on Barnes' A' latl3n and
spring meeting. An able sermon say nothing of a few inaugural hys-j ,,? ' ,
was delivered by the- Rev. R. W. teries in minor league cities. I Ail members of the state game
Nelfon. of Phoenix, after which ! The dash was evinced by the ath-i " "''" fc""
there was an obser-ance of the lctes who were playing money ball
P. & S. allied lines, have
strenuously urged that it
should include the common
user clause instead of granting
exclusive rights in the indus
trial center of the city.
This stand was taken on the
grounds that the Oregon
Trunk is planning to enter the
Klamath Falls territory.
"We don't intend to go to
Klamath Falls if we are not
den are expected to be on hand, as! wanted," Turner'' asserted.
nuln fne tho fi va lima oinii Ifiat
well as Dr. Jloore of the State "This renortefl ! a ft inn ' r.f th
..... j l. Sportsmen's association, and other m rsn
Rev. C. C. Hulet. pastor of the i '" lue ao"u ,IK.,MUI- ,i c-.m- , ... .iamar.n rails council is car-
. Jewett. Roy Durbin. M. present
W ..... : I ' Tha
... xii.niin.i , .inn. onnu-i
The chamber of commerce visit
to tort Kiama.n as propose.. an tead 0nly ,ncD ,.,
winter, came up .or uisc.issiou. ami ... . -, . , MOi . j.r.
,. i i .i . ,i ...... Admiral Roblson open sealed orders
It was recommended that the auto """' i.ii- r hn.
caravan Journey be boos.ed for April I h.f '"' ..h!
24th in the evening, that dute being ""tie." and giving general dlrec
satlsfactory to the Fort Klamath . "on. of attack In the great war
game.
With participation of all forces
of modern warfare, the attack on
the Hawaiian Islands by the Unit
ed States fleet In Its coming man
euvers will be close replica of
what actually would happen If
foreign power attempted to capture
thla outpost, which la hte "key"
protection for the Pacific coast. .
Vital TMM
From the nature of modern war.
there are three probable phases in
the attack.
1 The air and submarine phase, at
long distance.
The closer duel between the
guns of the fleet and the heavy ar-
liDonald. A. It. Runner.
Pllller. ex-officlo member.
s appointed on the house
lo raise $500.00.
Iiiilliui (support
.lauiiniiiin uvnire til I ,,
,. i .... . ... .. . .. 1 V
i..i uigiii mat aetni The roads and hlghwaya committee
over the management of , repor,C(1 ,ai ,ey bad been unable
..... j .-in , uwiuk io ma
rience In the raund-up
this appointment met the
squadron formations off the harbor
approval of the Bly ro-
who aasured Dixon
h"ould give him their full-
e of co-operation. It was
ht out at the meeting that
ration and assistance of
Is was a prime necessity
over a colorful perform
' Indtun convention at
which wll be held June
- It wns shown, would in-
palest Indian support In
p of local rodeos.
I JOHN HELD
to learn from the California gover
nor the atatua of the Malln-Bleber
highway connection legislation fav
oring which passed the California
senate. '
GRIMES-HOWARD NOT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
K. J. Carter, Injured In an ac
cident on The Dalles California
highway when the horse he was rid
ing was hit by a passenger bus
a ....... ... . fmrniiiii la much Imnrov-
ed and Injurle. rae so serious asjtlllery of the fortg about Honolulu
at first believed. and tne muvau.e w
It was erroneously reported uy tne coasi.
B Whale of a difference a
pts make." says Marcy.
r-iiiiL'Si
witnesses of the accident that the
bus involved In the accident was
operated by the Howard 4 Grimes
company. Howard & Grimes do not
perate on this road
S The combat between troops.
If a landing should be effected and
the marines of the fleet thrown
against the regular and reserve
troops on Oahu.
KLAMATH STOP FOREST FIRE ASS
TO GIVE PRIZES IN ESSAY CONTEST
Merrill church was elected modera
tor to succeed the Rev. Arthur L.
Rice, whose term had expired. To
morrow, beginning at 8:30 will be
occupied with business sessions.
tion of the crowds which whirled the rfp.resen,a,ive "Potmen from up
turnstiles for more than 250,000
clicks at the pay stations of thel
eight major league yards. I
PAINLEVE IS CHOSEN
Home runs rattled on the gray;
'atmosphere ot a rather premature.
state. rainiy a reDuii to us.
"Our executive committee
i will seriously consider it as an
AS FRENCH PREMIER! index to sentiment generally.
in that city, and it may result
Various entertainment Is nlanned m-..i.. ri. t. inii mnnv froo.luirn '
for the visitors. The ladie8 of the ' rooter, after a hard winter of silence p.Bio ...m w pi pitvi'n delays in our plans.
church served a Klamath county and stern discipline In the home and j a(jain ig tne potential premier of! "The action of the council was
dinner at the church last evening at the shop wns startted to hearj franpe owing to Aristlde Briand's progressive or foreslghtert. It
and the visitors -will be guests of .his own voice pitched again in jl InhI1 , ., ,..tilt is possible for the mayor to
Klamath - men at the chamber of
commerce luncheon when one ot the
visitors, the Re. F. Cordon Hart,
will be the apeadier. Weather per-
'-' - without either- support or coopera,
u Sr nalras low . - ' I tion. from, the .socialists.- --.
The Senators met the Yankees atj Paleve arrlved at the E, ,
the stadium in the Bronx and losti ,,. . , Br..n inf..
mlttlng. a trip to Algoma Point is 5 to 1. The management was hard ' rirten. nx.miir... th.
planned for the afternoon today. .put to find colorful trimmings to lcMlsts nad ,urned nim dow Dou.
Another public meeting will be I "." '"'" mergue asked Palnleve ft undertake
the' resolution by all means he
should.-!':'! .i'
'Mr.Tnrner": indicated 'he Would
urge "tlie' mayor to veto 'the- Stra-
i horn' exclusive1 user grant. "
held tonight at 7:30- to which the
public is Invited.
Court Decides That
National Guard Are
dinary ball game because the Yanks
themselves had no pennant to raise
and the Senators were saving their
flag-hoisting for a later date at their
own premises In Washington.
The management estimated the
crowd at 58,000. but this figure
probably included all tbe living rela
tives of all those present, tor the
s.-r . w 1 m tsiaa.um was no more win iwo-iu.rus
NOtjre0.eral lrOOOS I'"'1- Among those present in tho
flesh and regimentals were MaJ. Gen.
Summerall, the commander of the
department of the east, who brought
tbe lth infantry band and a com
pany of doughboys; and Admiral
Plunkett. who sbanghald some
marines and gobs and compelled
them to drop such pleasures as chip
WASHINGTON, April 14. la a
decision that will be far reaching
In Its scope, the court ot claims
here has held that national guard
troops are not federal troops, set-
The Klamath County Stop For
est Fires association will conduct
an "Essay Contest" open to every
high school student In Klamath
county with prise of $5.00 for first:
13.00 for second., and $8.00 for
third.
The contest opens right away and
closes May 3d and the supremo
Judges from whose decision there
can be no appeal, will be Fred Pet
erson, county school superintendent;
Lynn Sabln, secretary of the cham
ber of commerce, and W. E. Lamm,
prominent Klamath lumberman.
The title of the essay will be
"Why Is Klamath County Interest
ed In Forest Protection." All coun
ty high school principals, nine . in
al will he circularised today, and
It will be the duty of each to pass
upon all essays written In their
school and they are to pass on to
the supreme Judges, their selection
of the best three In each school.
The awards will be made Im
mediately at the close of the contest.
tllng a controversy between the war paint and coaling ship, to march
department and Comptroller Gen-tl au game.
eral McCarl.
Tbe case involved the Oregon
Washington Railroad company which
transported national guard troops to
an encampment. Under law, a road
which received land grants from
the government, as did this rail
road transports federal troops at
a low rate.
The war department held that
national guard troops were not fed
eral troops and therefore the gov
ernment was not due a deduction
in this case. McCarl ruled that
they were. Tha department of
justice carried the case to court ot
claims to settle the Issue.
STOUT TOl'NCIL MEKTH
The southern Oregon boy scout
council will be ' held Thursday at
1:30 p. m. at Medford and matters
pertaining to tbe perfection of the
district organlzaiton will come np
for final decision.
From Klamath county Jack Kim
ball. Julius Mueller, and W. E.
Bobbitt are slated to attend.
the formation of a government and
Painleve asked him to consider the
situation. Painleve Is president
of the chamber of deputies and a
Herriot supporter.
WATCH OUT TODAY
FOR MIRACLE MAN
Mayor Goddard. when informed of
the foregoing United News dispatch
last night declared:
"I am as yet undecided as to
whether or not I shall veto the
granting by the council ot the ex
clusive user privileges on Sixth
street. I Intend to go Into the mat
ter pro and con before taking any
final action."
This opening, without Babe Ruth
was like a funeral with a proxy
corpse. Ben Paschal, the bulky
southerner, who took Ruth's place.
was a life-like proxy, for he slam
med a home run In the sixth In
ning, scoring Everett Scott ahead.
But Paschal Isn't Ruth any more
than Chauncey M. Depew Is Gloria
Swanson.
Giants lrf.se
The Giants opened their season In
Boston and lost 5 to 4, even though
John McGraw disenshrouded himself
from the covers of his bed in order
to twiddle his ears and waggle his
fingers, directing his team by the
signal code of the master mind.
Thus the two world series clubs
ot 1924 at the end of opening day
found themselves on common
ground with such consistent losers
ns the Phillies, the Red Sox and
the White Box, with a percentage
of .000. - ' -
Dasay -Still 8lili.es
- Dasiy Vance, maintaining his cus
tom of striking out lots of hitters,
fanned eight Phillies in the game
at Brooklyn and won his game 3
(Continued on Pago Four)
If you happen to be tooling around
Glover's jewelry store tomorrow
afternoon from 1:00 to 1:20, around
Lloyd Ryan's Central Outfitting Co.
from 1:20 to 1:40, around the
Golden Rule from 1:40 to 2:00. or
around Underwood's pharmacy from
2:00 to 2:20, here's a tip tor you:
Don't be thinking up any cussed
ness, because Alburtus, the miracle
man from the Pine Tree will be
there. He might read your thoughts
and bingo, grand jury, circuit court,
HART OF GRANTS
PASS ROTARY TO
SPEAK HERE TODAY
F. Gordon Hart, president of the
Grants Pass Rotary club will ad
dress the chamber cf commerce
forum today noon, on the subject
"Young People and Their Prob
lems." Dr. Hart Is well known In Klam
ath having visiting here on numer-
then penitentiary for you for a 8peaker at tne rarlous cIvlc or.
nundrea years. ganlzatton meetings. Harry Borel
You don't believe it? Well ask and W. sward will entertain the
some of the hundreds of people who: torum with a violin and flute duet
neard mm last night at the Pineiand Mrs. Georgia Babcock will ren
der vocal numbers.
Tree.
MALIN TO HAVE A GENUINE RODEO
SUNDAY; MOVIES MAY BUY HORSES
Malin is to have a rodeo Sunday. ; ready coralled for the events Sun-
whlch, in spite ot it's lack of press
agent bids fair to be a real one.
The occasion for the event is the
arrival ot Jack Kane, a movie rider.
day. A feature will be a roping
contest between buckarooa from
Lake and Klamath counties. Twenty
of the wildest horses In the lot
from Hollywood.' who Is here to Sunday will be purchased by Kane
purchase wild horses tor riding
purposes in movledom. There will
be bucking contests, steer roping,
steer and bull riding, bareback and
saddle horse races. Seventy head ot
cattle and 30 wild horses are al
and taken Immediately to Holly
wood.
A big crew of men worked yes
terday putting the finishing touches
on the rodeo field, just outside ot
Malin. -