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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1925)
Paga Twtf Tiifsdny. Sept. 15. 102H CITY'S SANITARY PLIGHT IS SCORED MAYOR VETOES SPUR (Contfnitd Prom Pajre ne) Cyclone's Deadly Work Job nd that he has a cnmprehen alve knowledge of the dairy altua-j tlon here. "I think." nr. Ifowsomj said, "that Dr. Lamb has done his ( work faithfully, and I believe that I he is entitled to have a competent! assistant." ! The man to be employed as assist ant to Dr. Lamb will serve also as a patrolman in Klamath Falls. Chief nf Police Harry Loucks said that an xi-;, n.f.n wm be u-d at anv tlm Catvtii:n! the: 'h" assi tnnt to Dr. l.emb would hrve plenty of work to ki i p h ni busy. Mayor Goddard sur nsted that an all-time man should re employed, but the council failed to fall In line with his idea. j "I'll be glad to have Craft on the ' force." Chief Loucks said. "We're j busy most of the time as it Is, and we can use him whenever he's not i enraged in other work." I The vacating of the several, streets ; proposed will be considered by the i council at a later, date. j The improvement of Pine street. sought last night by certain prop erty owners, was referred to the street cornmiUt'e. Kaiili.it l.m Is "Rotten" Dr. Lamb, conditions in and about S. P. TO EXT ROM EAST (Continued From l"aro t,"') riily upon lh liiiltialriw if our lines bti tipun itlio raw material that will Iwil and maintain mull industries. II l. tlten'foro, proper to add that if t lio Northern lines are granted pormlsHloit lt rmiio lulu K hi inn 111 Fall U sharo the lluf tlc In that iwlloii anil th lerrl tory Intermediately cnroiiln, then we cannot undertiike tu an ahead with our plans as oitlllnod." lo aruiiisltlon and development of of the other linos In southern Ore- gen and northern California has al-j V. )p(l("ltC IhOIIZC ' re.ulv been titaua and need not bo j commented on further. It la pro-j per to say, however, that here lai I not enough Irafflc existing or po Jtentlal, to support the proposed : extension of the Northern lines. Tablet to Hillmim At Crater Sunday Invitations Ituvn been aent i ninny noinhleii In Oremm and a dole l!tlon of uliotil 5110 will lenv from i here. Klioi'l Inllta will lie mndn by ,v. erul iiromlnent men nf suulheru (IreKon. Tim speaker hnvo ny heon tentatively secured. Tho iledlcntliin la lielnu nrrntmeil exclusively ,y I tin Klumath rlmm ber. William Mi-Neeley, II. K. niln. Rim. Ileit Hull, t.lnn Nusmllli, J. v, MclHiiinlil unil II. H, Mnhuws nn In the chamber rooms yesterday to pr feci plana for (he memorlnl. A section o Srabrook. . i- Oalieston Bay, Texas, after a cyclone swept through the to bringing death to several, and doing thousands of dollars wortii of property damage , Bend to Susanvtlle, from the Idaho the smoker tonight will be a num border to the Pacific shore, has a , ber of vocal selections by E. E. right to demar.d that we keep an Valente and Frank Confer, accoin- in sneak'nc of sanitary Pen i0OT ,0 811 railroad develop-, panied by Harney Crop. Klamath , menl the mayor said. "We not 1 Falls, was very pointed in his re-oniy owe mis amy 10 ai. id, cui- "f war tnM T rnnltl have an sens OI our vast couniry, dui we' from Mend to Klamath Falls In; addition to our own very eompro- Elaborate plans are being made henslve plans, nod this fact la of, )y .-number ()f commerce for the first consequence lo us. j dedication of a hronse plntn to John "These plana, a announced, look j Wesley lllllmun, commemorating the toward the support "t the revenue i discovery of Crater lake In I80S. derived from hauling the traffic . next Sunday afternoon at Crater. of the mills either established or to be built upon our lines or on the lines of tho Oregon-California and Eastern railway and such mills as may be established on the Nev-ada-CallfcTnla-Oregon railway by ex tensions Into the basins tributary on the one hand to Klamath Falls and on the other to Lakevlew. ns the demand for logs and lumlier makes reasonable. Komi la fiiullngtnt "Our traffic rVsourcea rest not THE READ war It.N.M W.IM'KII llli;liel pilci paid for clean cut- I. ii wining rags. Tho News. ' i ct " .Tro Any BuiW marks. officer when I asked for one," he said. "Sometimes I got one some times I didn't. The conditions at the dairies, In some Instances, are not what they should be. I believe that the sanitary situation is the rottenest It has been In five years." Dr. Lamb said he would recon sider his resignation. In view of the action taken by the aldermen. Mayor Vetoes Again The mayor's veto statement, re garding the Lake Ewauna conces sion, was in part, as follows: "I am returning disapproved, that certain resolution passed at the reg ular meeting September 8, by the council. In which the1 Sawmill En gineering and Construction com- pany la granted the right to build a railroad track along and near the eaat shore of Lake Ewauna . -"This resolution would permit the Sawmill Engineering and Construc tion company to build railroad tracks near the east shore of Lake Ewauna from the property of the Big Lakes Box company to a point near the south end of Payne alley. "Such a railroad would make It practically Impossible for any com peting railroad to build tracks to serve the mills and factories along this lake. Thus It would give a monopoly to the owners of this so called Industrial spur. Open Town For Railroads "I believe that this 'Industrial spur la - being paid for and being built at the instance of one of the great railroad systems which Is try ing to keep out all competing roads. Furthermore, to my mind, It is only a subterfuge to build this spur so that, later, It can be turned Into a commercial track that can be con nected to the property owned by this railroad on the west side of Lakej Ewauna. My reasons for so think- j ing are the various statements made by Robert E. Strahorn to the park' board and to the common council." The mayor, In hlB statement. In sisted that a "common user" clause should be Inserted In any agreement made with any railroad. ', "1 hold that every citizen from owe it to all the unborn children of the ages yet to come. I therefore veto the resolution." - Considerable routine business was transacted by the council at .Its ses sion last night. ON FOR TONIGHT ' Alfred E. Clark, prominent Port-1 land attorney, has been obtained to address the American Legionaires at the American Legion smoker In ; chamber of commerce rooms to-1 night at 7:S0 p. m. j After a' vacation of three months this is the first smoker to be given by -the Klamath Legion and the affair promise to equal tfeose of the past winter, with the smoker , tonight the winter activities of the : Legion will open. Mr. Clark Is also a colonel in the reserve corps of the United States army, a member of Ameri can Legion of Portland, Post No. 1. It was Clark who' laid the corner stone of the Dornbecker hospital several months ago In Portland dur. Ing the recent drive. On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Clark will also speak before the chamber of commerce forum. Among the features arranged 'for gue Stock Now at Eighth and Main In the store formerly occupied by Houston & Phelps. Relieve Coughs, Colds, Headache, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains with ATI drnfgitjtt 35c ind 65c firt tad tobea. 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