The Klamath news., May 12, 1925, Page 1, Image 1

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; A ValidSecurity DOWN BYCOUNCIL1
Mayor Urges Investigation West Accuses Road Of An
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Attempt To Get Grant
Over By Camouflage
The O. C. & E. rallwar Sixth
street crowing permit which has
teen a veritable football of con-
tUSUTH Rff PtIW.!H'fi CO
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Leading off the regular meeting
of . the council last night, Mayor
P. R. Goddard took a hefty awing at
the O. C. & E. railroad, with a
written recommendation addressed tention before the city council for
to the councilmen. on the subject of the past seven or eight months bob-
nrotecting the city's J300.000 in-bed up out , c0,d oralte
terest in the road. Considerable Inat nlght when the fol,owlng reso
heat was developed in the discus-l u.)on wa8 offered (or conslderatlon
sions that followed, on the merits. hy R c Gr0,ebeck attorney tor
and demerits of that line. the line:
The mayor s letter was as follows: . ... , . .
. . . The Oregon, California and East-
"To the members of the city coun-1 . ,
. ,., .. r, ,, r, ern Hallway company having ap-
c il of Klamath Falls, Oregon: . . . . ' ,, "r
.... .t., .. . , . . 1 peared and having made appl cation
"At this time when there is sot, . ...7
. . ... ... . to the common council for mod f -
much talk and speculation with ref- , . , ...
erence lo railroad development and Ca"0n ,ff veerta'n condltlon im'0
construction in the vidnity of Klam-! UPOn by 'ha' cer,,al11 oliitton
. , -passed by the counc 1 on April IS,
alh Falls, It has occurred to me it , . .. . .
, , , , . ,, , , 192a. and it appearing that the
would be appropriate if I made cer- . ...
tain recommendations to you touch-l "q"f8t ade ls
ing upon the $360,000 which the'SllOU,d be Brantcd:
city has invested in the O. C. & E. "Therefore, te It resolved that
Railway company. certain resolution relating to
"You will recall that sometime s-reet crossings by said railway,
about the year 1916 the city floated : which resolution is of record In the
1 a bond issue and raised $300,000 -n'nutcs of the regular meeting of
!in cajh. which was turned over tojthe council of April 13, 1925,
iltobert E. Strahorn and the O. C. ue modified in the following res
j& E. Railroad company to help in.PCCU only: ' ,
jtue construction of a railroad from) "That said railway company be,
j Klamath Falls to Bend. jand hereby Is granted an extension
I "Certain proceedings were taken of 120 days from this date, within
and had whereby the city of Klam- which to deliver to the city of
ath Falls permitted the O. C. & E. .Klamath Falls Its conveyance of the
'company to mortgage all its prop ! property mentioned In said reso-
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I Y V: V: ".'"- KJJlaUTII JltW Mil. Millie m
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IcutttTM stwt KnuBHiite co.
jerty and assets. Including the $300,- lutlon, and a like extension of time
iooo Interest whitA the city had In: within which to N-,-;.-; Construction
it. The contract provided that the and extension of tts- tracks into
interest of the city should be sub-ilts treminal property as referred to
sequent in time, and inferior in right in ald resolution. Dated May 11,
to all mortgases that the O. C. & E. j 1925."
raiiroad might see fit to place upon Same Old Vote ". v'
the property and assets.
"At this time I recommended that
Immediately following the read
ing of the above resolution, Coun-
tt. our .li.li' .i-crt'tary
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I .... 1 cllman Roberts ninvpd its nrinntlnn.
. , . . . -. mon council, directing tne city at-;. . . '
i .. .. ... 'At this point Councilman West ac-
t t ... t- .1 1 . , 1 t . 1 .1 i- torncv. or him in connection with . "
i!:ese checks went to winners of the last News contest who devoted their spare time in com-. tI counsel if the council thinks cused 6 of resortinR
petition and v2ra well repaid for it. C!!. t0t"ke 'lhe matter up with the.'0 can-outla lcs in an effort
Interstate commerce commission of , ,.
., ,. .. . .. . . permit without common user
the Imtcd States, and make a re-1 , , , , . , . " .
.... , . : clause, which has been made a det-
ouest upon that commission to pro-
nine iDaus uy iiif- nm iiues 111
their proposed extensions into
Klamath. West said: "Nobody ob-
E. making ter-
railroad. assets and the like. --'"v""""' - "i
j "Since it is a fact that the citv want lnfm maae unaer certam con-
'at this time, has no security for its ditions-'
Everything; From a Hat Pin j $300.000 investment, except the un-! Oroesbeck responded: "The lower
I secured promise of Mr. Strahorn and regions coum ne irozen over tor a
ithe O. C. & E. Railway company, ln '"" before we would permit
jwe should strive to secure the aid common user on any of this line."
lof the interstate commerce commis-, Mayor Will Veto
commission, possibly!
10 HE REMEDIED By City Council
Klamath Heating Co.
Seriously Affected By
New Ordinance
1Y
iflf BARDELL DEFINES
A total of $31,800 In building
permits, was granted last night, by
t!ie city conn--II. Twenty-two new
dwellings were included In the per
mits, which are listed as follows:
I Dwelling. $1,000. Chester Deeker;
v .,.,.., nrdinat.ee .Imed at the ' adjltlon. $00. A. P. Turpln: barn.l
, ,1. li.ittlnir company was $200.
passed to its final rending before
the rccular mocuns "i mf "-
150 ARTICLES
DONATED ELKS
To An F.Icctric Ranje
Given In Prizes
tect the interests of the city of.
Klamath Falls in case any sale.'
transfer or the lika should he mnrin
by the O. C. & E. company of its Ject9 t0 tne - C-
C. Winard: dwelling. Jbou.
D. Mahan; rock wall. si.liOti.
s. Abhev: porch, $250. J. F.
sion. That commission, possioiy; UDOn roli ..n the councii Diif
C. It. Underwood, generr.i chair-Jean compel the O. C. & E. to give aiong the same old 'ne. the new
man of the westren nights, has us valid security in case of any councimen Roberts, Stuckey. and
secured about 150 prizes to be given 1 transfer of the O. C. & E. to an--nalsiger. standing by the O. C. & E.
away during the festivities mat otner nue. i and We3t and Gofer opposing. This
... . ... ., ... ti r.rti a ij,.o t i.. -.i- t rt . I f"..! that If.ls the ritilv of the m
. it ,aad. iiocKeii: iiweiiniK. . rHime i.oiu u.iL it.ti it, notno - -- action Dius me mailer over lavor-
cil last ninlit an" "I " ,i..,nic $100. R. L. David- flour, donated bv Martin Brothers : city officials to see that this Is done. Mo ,n ,ho Slrhr. f, (ha
... i i r,iinc sun; garage. Jioti. A. J. .venster; and include tnose tilings are use-
ot tne ie' - " .. ,.,. o.,, ,. i
of
A llanlell, former day policeman
submitted
f, llowing cx-
... will seriously affect the oper
aliens
io into I.nrcnr. manager
Klamath n venue plant.
The ordinance Is so worded that
ill enKii.es. healing plants,
"Dated tne urn day o. iay, present, but the resolution will un-
store fui uch as an electric range, dona- aSigned) Fred R. Goddard,. ! doubtedly be blighted early In Its
Jluyor. ;,1(e whcn jiayor Goddard whets
(iroi'shf-ck l'l-oti-Mts ... .., , j ,,
incin
In the council lhe
orators etc. unless burning fuel oil
,he garage. $250, liuy saueriee
jroom, $250. A. C. Anderson: dwell-1 ted by the California Oregon Power
ting, S3, 0011, .V atarcuanti ; uwen-. company, auiomoniie uccessm .vn.
! Ing. $1,500. Mrs. V. C. Little; I hosiery, shoes, F.Ik blankets from
Hwellinir. SI. 000. C. S. Jacobs: the Pendleton Woolen Mills and
After some discussion the council
moved that the matter wo left with
play
tlon
against the Strahorn resolu-
at the next regular meeting
Mai 'u (iimliilnns : iilnnatlnn of bis recent resignation
I;''-"" '" Ko nib itske.l inlf,.,,,,, the force:
it ti.ii t i
I,, "On accoiinl of the humiliation.
'"Mi ii t ,,i,i i, . embarrassiiient mid unjust demands tt fine
ry I,, i .., ., i 1 t t have been subjected to dur
l.. t s
. i u-iftt ntientiaiH ..
must tie eqiniM"' - dwelling $250, A. Sennett: aweii-
v,.i the non com- . . . . . ,,,
spiirK arresn-ii- - i in $550, Rosco uienn; ow-eiiing,
with the onnnance ui.it "" ,14(10 D. II. llanscomb; dwelling,
dwelling, $S.000. Geo. McCollum: a yearns subscription to the Klam- the mayor and city attorney for May 18 Ajfked ,ast nlght whether
wnaiever fieunite at:iiUn tuttj the new resolution would be vetoed
1 ru 1 .
t'.itt
" nil., 1,
build Inc the Past few months as a men.
nf the rliy
"HI I.l! it III, ft'
... hi. ilitiM in we t-nii i,,,. ,.r ii,,, ....II,... for
li'hl.'IVitlKK, nnil
ill-led
sup-
! YOUTHS GIVEN
AR. UT PAROLED
( ' tin.
"'I lo'in Lewis.
""I illtv last
rn,,.;"1"'"" M..'fM,linK
I,--,,'" ''r" '""''"'d by
' "f tlie circuit court,
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I'nj
provision that
; :"i if,
' n t.,..
,i, , " "'"'p 11 mnnlh
ti.i;'.,"1 "'".rneys office.
, '' '"1 Lewis is yoar
''T'" laretl evl-
!.. '. . I,v" ''" hl
i.ttune
1 ... ...I.- I- ...l.tn"f fO
passage, the oiicihiit m -.."j
a fine of from $10 to $100 and ar
rest and imprisonment of from 5
in 50 days.
I.orenz made the point nen.re
Inst nlL-hl's meeting that a spark
f Ki,. ninth FaUs and whereas the, held back all the
climax of Hies- comlili n " 0mers would choke up the smoke j ,,;; dwelling, $2,000. V. Hig
when I was given orders by ('',,,,, alld render the tollers In- ,)ly. dwolnK, j.000. II. B. Hend
Loin ks 10 keen out of Hie fire ,. ,,,..Me ot developing five pounds of ,rson: dwelling. $5,000. Jno. Berg-
iiunrlers fur no apparent re.isnn 1 ,,,,
wlttilever. At least no reason was. Z7Z...
. , ,i..,H .-..tin ttliow
I., tt.t nn.l I fell IlliU U""' I II. 1- If I'.lin t
was nothing fair or Just in this de-
$
$1,400
$800, O. II. Macken: Btorage shed,
$500. Bert C. Thomas: alteration.
$300, Geo. Ray: dwelling. $900.
II. O. Mathews; dwelling. $1,000,
K. B. Ritrker: two dwellings, $650.
Emma Johanshorg: addition. $900,
Tt.ni nomas: garage, $200, J. O.
land; dwelling. 52.250, II. 1-.
Breltenslein: dwelling, $80, Mrs.
Lena Brumbo; garage, $120, Mina
dozen city, Kclwarrta; dwelling. $:
A group or nan a
ff s del
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Ilio SlintiP liruiiifia ............
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mnn.1 n..r ,ilil I sec iii. reason "J " . j....,i., m i,. ' Jackson ; garage, -uu
... ...!. ...tlice mm sneriii "ti""'" - ...
menus i -
000, W. I..
J. II. Van
I should give up my
(here was .... Ii.terfcretm' .o ' I t slxlh mreet and Shasta : M()ORKS ltKT,-lt- IIOM1,
"""' , Way last night, nut nary a ami. ,,It)(JI El-uoi.KAX TniP
"I therefore find It prim." ."- " ,. ,!. There was a large
continue under these conditions nn(l
I respectively submit my relgna-
For your own
tutor
of
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H inoA ' ' "i''rs and since
1. h. .. nnd "ft-o ut
ility i Klvp Ihnm
' "'"' good.
Hon to you
mnilon and to clenr my name
any wrong that may be In the n,lmI
of people In tho clly. I ugR ,hi,t
you Investigate the above mutter.
"Thanking you very kindly f'r
your consideration of this. I am
'v A. BARDKI.L."
wn III 11111.
hut orderly crowd at the performances.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S. Moore
have returned to Klamath Falls,
after an absence of ten months, part
1 IITOX TO C'll.tl.I.F.NGK
insnov May 11. Sir Thomas of which time" was spent In touring
Upton celebrating his 70th birth
day, announced today that he
woulwd challenge again for Amer
ica's cup.
the British isles, France, Italy and
Switzerland. They were accom
panied from San Francisco by Miss
Elizabeth McCurdy.
ath News.
All In all the western nights have
an exceptional list of prizes and
the entertainment is predicted to
be the biggest the local lodge has
ever undertaken.
The main show will be on the
first floor of the Elks temple nnd
the dancing to music furnished by
John Houston wilt be on the second
floor.
There will be a session of the
lodge tonight instead of Thursday
on account of the western nights.
Later in the meeting the mayor's
(Continued on Tnire Hffl.
'the mayor said: "I still have a
good sharp pencil.'
FAIR WEATHER AND A SUNNY MAY
PREDICTED BY FAMED FORECASTER
KENO ROAD LIQUOR
TRIAL TO BONANZA
According to the monthly pro-'the coast and far to the eastward,
gram Issued by Father RIcard. of I May 16, 17, IS Fair.
Santa Clara university, the month' May 19 Some bad weather com
of May promises to be a period of Ing from the north Pacific; fair In
generally fair weather. Interspersed i California.
with five or six periods of lowj May 20 Previous storm doml-
nressure. during wnicn light snow- nent.
May 21 Somewhat unsettled.
May 22 General clearing.
May 23, 24 Fair.
May 25 Feathery cloudiness
over central, but clear In southern
California; possibly rain over the
Fred Ilcllbronner, arrested Sat-ers may bo looked for along the I
urdny night, by County Traffic Of-, coast. Last month Father RIcard
ficer R. L. Knowles, plead guilty. ' was within 12 hours of every big
In the court of Justice of the Peace 'storm. Following Is the prediction
Hunsaker, yesterday morning, and for the remainder of the month:
drew a fine of 150. M. Blondell.l May 10, 12. 13 Cloudy and rainy
a companion of Hcllbonner, who ! with dashes of sunshine. Some ugly j western sections of British Colum
was allagedly caught with a jug of winds. This for the northwest and , bla and Washington,
moonshine In his possession, plead to a diminishing extent at the south-! May 26, 23, 30 A succession of
not guilty and was tnken to Justice j ward. small depressions passing over the
of the Peace Hamaker's court, at May 14 Previous conditions con- j northwest extending far to the
Bonanza, where be was arraigned ! tlnucd, but beginning to clear, j southward and eastward, with
yesterday. May 15 Practically fair all over breaks of high pressure areas.
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