The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 24, 1925, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Klamath news., September 24, 1925, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1925)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.2 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPage Two OPPOSITION CERTAIN TO S. P. IS BELIEF (Continued from One) Mi AND WOMAN branch line extension of the Ore gon Trunk railway south from Mend In Klamath county." Engineers. R-Chivklns c.wi.om p.e'fir- eiicinoors are FACING GALLOWS FARMERS UPHOLD S. P. PLAN FOR RAIL LINE (I'nntlntii-d from I'atW One) Thursday. Sept.- 241jfl2j After Job of ,j Ma Ferguson Si FATHER LOSES LIFE IN SAVING HIS SON engaged in inahiiiK i1-- i gallows. euiu-su... mum ...... check of surveys which are neces- tria, on a jm,,., 0f murdering Mrs. stnl nary before the application for the Tate'a fornuw husband slowly drew ( . . i ... itHfl o.i.a rin he . .. noss or onto our farms on rental basis whulher wo liked It or not. MAltlON. 111.. Sept. 23. (i nitct ..Th( soultiern Pacific company' News 1 Hubert and Hnby Tate vir- proj,,otl,,i and exlstlnit rail linos tuallv stood with their backs to the Wl)ll, fully meet our needs." The petition addressed to the Inter Commerce Commission reads :m follows: Tule lake main line east can oe ,t011l !MC , "Ve, the undersigned farmer, and formally filed with the interstate j The ueili ness of the rope became shippers of Merrill. Klamuth county, i Commerce commission. The opln- ov(1(,nl :1flor Tato and liis wife. Ore., and vicinity, helievliiK that the j Ions of the Public Service commis- siml)K ,.,,, r. folk, made a l'itl- Southern Pacific company officially Ion of Oregon reg.irdlng hearing ful atu,m,t to repudiate their ton- announced railroad development pro on this matter are expressed in the fe3SOIls that they fed arsenic to gram. Including a line through this following telegrrms: I Joseph Herrington. Mrs. Tate's for- district and providing us with a new Salem. Ore.. Sept. 1. is--:-". mer husband, that they might re- New) The tllusgow Forward prims move the only barrier to their mar- would be more than JOtf miles nhort- riase. er tnan any existing or imumru Huhy Tate's evidence was a mass , route by any railroad roiupan). 10- . Jl a, ataman. A She truftipr Wlin A IlllllieU SVSlt-lll Ul ll-i.l- . - Ql COIIll HU1V lUl J fll.iiil..-. tn nmend aonllcatlon ot . . .,. ,. D,,.,i.niiv de- er lines centering 111 tni uisirici, in Central Pacific discretionary. will trmlncj t0 ,unv every question addition to existing lines and the! advise further after conference with thn( w(mM tnorlmnllt0 her. She , new so-called Natron cutoff, would j our attorney. denied having signed a confession, provide adequato transportation aor-1 Public Service Commission of .A lfi having poisoned her former j vice for tho Klamath country, do; . Oregon." I husband and denied that she ever hereby respectfully request that your , ..cl nr Sent. 51. 1925. . ' ,. . .,nfUod I honorable body give due ronsldera- mwui. . -- I said SO. one uewimo ... ; Lynn P. Sabin. Sec'y.. :u,der ,he ,vUy questioning of E. tlon to the opinions above xepressed Klamath County Chamber of Com-; , prosecutor that Judge and that prompt action be taken by '" ' . ... ,... i Krt vour honorablo body upon tho ap- . U. I . iiariweu iuoiw m-i ......... In response to hia sofe question: "Did you tell any one you gave I poison to your husband in his mini or food?" She replied:' "I said I helped to thereof will probably not be had Oc-, Tjj'e tjamed hia confession on the tober 5. It is anticipated any ei- fact thal he nad been Kept without fort to bring this euggested ne;foodi water 0r sleep from Friday before commission for formal con-nl(,h't un.tU Sunday noon. Sheriff sideratlon at October hearing will GaUlgan had frightened him. he meet with opposition. ,!said until he had signed a paper, Public Service Commission of C0ntent9 of whicn he was wholly Oregon. ignorant. Sprouie s acaeaTiun T.vn P Sabin. Sec y., Klamath County Chamber of C'om- v,,.. -irA Remember 17. Believe merce. vi.maih -Palls. Ore. cnnnianvntlne our wire, ISth, I , onr attorney advises that as neces ..... .nniixntinn and survey for pos sible Cornell-Alturas line have not j . filed, formal consideration ; your honorahlo body upon tho ap nlicatlons necessary to carry out the Southern Pacific company's railroad development program." I I VV Y J V $ rv i I.IM'.IW IX lltOI l,.; NKW HlllK. Hepl. J3.. Three tr.iiillunlle liner have been n mthub iiiiiiuiH nuaiii iitu pant five hSS 4ITV, Nr.l. ,,"," (lulled e) Overcome ti - f,e, nlillx ntteiuptluK ! re.. llniii 1 Itet.ir.i -Krank )(. ,. teii.v.ii-'ll ' i1"1""" '"'"n "Pending th 11 . .t I mm I ft.rt II llf III 111 I till u - . fir n iKilklttl Iho t ihmii to I lie surface. The Imy IU lvl'' Driv;a Wagon, No Lights Pays $5 in Local Court Allien Shuiwood, who drove a wagon without llthl " a lllghwav l... i Mnliirdav IiIkIiI filed 5 i .in,! rests by Justice of tliu Peace jit. K. lliinsaker, .yesterday. II.. A. ' Htnnliflehl. who drovo his ear wllli- out an operator license drew $10 and rests. im iiusliiea affair and enlovlnn' a pleuaiiro trip will return t Klamiilli rail from win Kranilsni 1 mi .Monday iiioi iilim, when ho win ' n mine Ills pimlllon I it ihu Klrsi i N'iitloittil bunk. i Mr. Sproule's ' telegram on the subject follows: VYour telegram of 16th. I can add little to he authentic public announcement heretofore made by us. We have' attempted to place before the public clearly and un equivocably what the company pro poses to do and under what condi tions it will proceed with construc tion. Your present imuiry deals particularly with the proposed lines The case Is expected to end Sat urday. Krim's Forts Halt Spanish Advance on No. African Capital Mrs. Edith Wilnwns. Dalian. 'u bring prcparr.l by anti-Ferguson factions to run against "Ma" Ferguson in the coming Texas gubernatorial prftnary She is said to hove Klan sup port. "Ma" ran on an nnti-Llan platfoiri- Mra, t'mik Hot urn Mr. Hort Conk re.iirned the early pnrt of the week from San Krunclsco, where she spent a week with friend In lite. city. Ton. II lleiniie.l Sltlten Peter sen of the Shiiw-llertriim Lumber ci inpauy. Is recovering rapidly Iroin an operation for the removal of tonsils yesterday. $3,000,000 TAX CUT HELD SURETYi MADRID, Sept. 23. (United News) The Spanish advance on AJdlr, Abd el Krim's capital in j north Africa, has been halted by Itiffian fortifications in the nioun-; tains, but Cen. Primo de Itlveru. ! Knuiitxh dictator. U confident that ! he drive finally will go through to the city. The Spanish advanced two kilo- j meter. Wednesday toward AJdlr. which now is but six kilometers from their advance posts. FILIPINO FLASH IS WINNER OVER MARKS JA)S ANCKl.ES. Sept. 23. I'ole j Snrmlento. Filipino flash, wou a ; decision victory over Ceorgle .Marks j in their 10 round flcht here to-1 night. Sariniento floored Marks; for a short count In tho fifth . round. Jackie Field tnok the decision over Frunklo Fink In llie senil-l windtip. WASHINGTON'. ' Sept. 23. tUnit- . ti ..ih rn. -hrnnirh Tu'.e ed News) Prediction that tho ad- r, -tii iviauiniu - - Lake via Merrill and Cornell to a ministration's- tax bill will be connection with the Novada-Califor. passed by congress before the Christ nla and Oregon railway. I mas recess Is made by Representa- "Southern Pacific company pro-i five Tllson. of Connecticut, a republl poses to build that line provided jean that the Interstate Commerce com- The measure expected to be In u . In.: shane for nresentation to the house ttm youV Sr ana.upoh convening of congress the tf.t SP necessary certificate, ; Monday In December w II be given .h the law requires us to ob- priority, lilson sail, alter a tain and second that the actual ference at the white nouse manager of the Klamath General and potential traffic afforded by . H?re' Justice Hunsaker will be fhe Klamath territory is not opened e red c ? " g,n new treatments for hi. all- H.,rctiv. comnetltlcn such as and he promised a $3 000,000 cut. v .. . ha' if conRressionai leaders agree 10 - would result from the entry of the J that a great lmprovement will be proposed branch line extens.or , oi - aoDroDriation bul9 : shoM the Oregon Truntc u"1" , usuaUy first to be considered will from Bend in K ath conn y. ,e temporarlly 8he,ved Surveys First Necessllj T)e commlttee "The time of commencement and ,n cnarge of framtng the tax reduc the time of completion are matters . tion measure wln begin its work castomarily specineo in mt ; October 19. of the Interstate commerce coiuuuo Justice Hunsaker to Visit San Francisco Jnstlpfi of the Peace R. E. Ifun- n finktvp wIU Iavp tndav for tikin Fran- con-, , , . , , ... shown following his stay of sev eral weeks In the southern city. HOTEL ASTOD 2nd & Hill Lo Amcln EVERY ROOM has PRIVAfS TOILET 50 'c Baths New, Mixlern Close to Shopping DnVkt Theatres FREE GARAGE Tar:if irvm $I.W 'A Are You I Lucky r'"ttij hm to - . v. aba P. , . ... mJ MR nm wnj nnu Blstl BUICK SIX $150-00 Good Tires. Extra Wheel. Lots of car for the money. Howie Motor Co. Phone 379 12th and Main St. Edward B.As Attorney sal CoatnteJ BlU tad rhnicj buiis no. i, Plow 111 dr. a son j Glasses msialtfe' TO kttsj lM fhoat 1 W. P.MYDS uwvu 08 Odd Frllon Kbuuia nl re gion. The ease or di:ncuuy oi construction and consequently the within which the worK can be KLAYKIl TO PLEAD NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 23. Har- s witnin wmtii " neon oei, o year-oia coniessea i,t0A Kflnnni he estimated r .i,.,.aa.i, -vfaP n.i. with accuracy until the surveys are and Raym0nd Pierce, a colored taxi . . . - . j . 1 A.nnlta Una of . , ... , . a www , finished ann ww ucic.no . anver, win oe axraignea inursuay morning for the purpose of de termining his mental capability of standing trial. inA.tnn fivni However, it is our Intention to proceed when the con ditions above mentioned are met." Mr. Sproule's telegram reiterates the equally positive statements for merly made by H. D. de Forest, chairman of the Southern Pacific company's board of directors, Paul Shoup. executive vice-president, and Mr. Sproule himself, all declaring the Southern Pacific cannot afford and will not -go forward with its plans for building an eastern out let, a system of feeder lines center ing here and terminal with an an nual payroll of $1,200,000 at Klam. ath Falls if the Oregon's Trunk's branch line from Bend is given the support of the community. 1 ind 'NEW RESS nr mi 11 mm Relieve Coughs, Colds, Headache, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains with AH drufri.1t-35a tnd 65c I ir tfld tube. Children'! Mustarok (milder foroi)o. Better than a Mustard Plaster Is Your Eyesight Good? You may think It Is but you can't be sure unless you have them examined by one who knows. At the flret sign of distress, in using them, you should con sult an optometrist and thus KNOW their condition for your comfort and livelihood may depend upon your eyes. We have helped many hun dreds and it is possible that we can help you it yon don't wait too long. DR. GOBLE Eyes Examined QUICK BEIIVICE 700 Main Street Glasses Frames Ground Repaired 1 c5li,J . Ha8'5 1 li.i,.. 1 .;.-. It tihoiild bo Impressed upon your mind that the eye-needs of your children are as health-lm-pcrtant as their dental needs. If they show a distanto for study or play visit us. "Thny will thank you In later life for ynnr attention to their eye needs now." DR. H. J. WINTERS Eye Sight Specialist. We Cirln.il Our Own Glasses. Klamath Falls, Ore. , SHORT ORDERS at ALL HOURS The coffee we make here can't be beat. EAT At Coffee Dan's 616 Klamath Roller Skates FREE! 100 Pair of Hi(!Giade Ball Bearing Roller Skate to be given away to the Boy crl Girls of Klamalh Fall Absolutely Free I "KOHI.lMt HKAT': :it any lmy or (Irl. Knay art Inn, iil k, ximmlli running, rulr-conliiliuil ball.lM'iirings Willi two rows of (mils. i-r.''AV,.p, irtiMtf TO Just secure six fra.mri-ili.-r, to The Klamath Dally News. Have tli. m sign on (he blanks liel.nr, mill - 11 iiiir of Ihcsn Iliiuily lt.ilt.-r Hkulin FKKK. llie lo The Klninnlll Dallv News f.,r o after until ordered dls.onllnu.il by me. DO NOT KICIN' THIS III.ANK IF YOU AKE ALflEADV SUMS. Ill nr. II. , lirlnic to the Cirrulutl.in I), pi. f TI10 X.-wh. mill reci-lvi- I agree to subscrllii NAMK ADDHKHS PHONK 1 2 3 4 B 6 r Nnmn Come Into The News Offl.o . A.I.I today and see llinn iL,i..r..i n.... . .i.. f " '".-.hi iiunur pntues. .uril in your liriiiii. Kn tiinm and wo will start delivery at once. The Klamalh News Circulation Dept. 102-122 So. 5th St. Phone 877 Z. PETIB Tcarher of Tkla Ml Art-redltcd bf h Kdaratlaa. fkoif W No IImw Con daoen and C to UNU!.' M .MI1H. P, (21 JelferM it' i OR. PHILfft ClenenU Prsrtln Open Rvralnl kj 10 ka Ml Onr Hort I PRKD BH Ftenl KiUtt. 4 Fin l I ioao mi Browner Paint Stc 1029 Main PhoneWi TRIANGI!, , CAFE Th. DIM W t l- 0PENAUN1 wool CHEAP ,r(otr Don't 1 will "iU . . u 601