The Klamath news., September 25, 1925, Image 2

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Friday. Soplt'inlii'i' 2.r, 102.1
- - - "( ih. s li.! misses linen ll n 1 1 -. After,
pledge or support to r.ie p.an n on er . -... ; rin.(nK ,a r..rln.t I. rnnrtu.1-I
ii.rcK"" .....-- - ,i..iril ihnl tlu Interstate I'oiiitnorre niiumminu,
IS ,h. railroad extension, and -loP-, tV,''!.."; j !o r Is.lon .11 . -M-J
jnients." f " tn ih. .. heron Ihu basis or hi. ro.om.mm.lu-.
a....ii.Arn Pacific officer emuhat-: """I " i . ,,, nfrl.i rernnl of the
mmunl hml IxH-n IUKPn. n n uiirmpi ; ..
Musicale Repertoire
By Miss Elliott
rtiarmino' PrnorJim
Vlimiiui.f, 0- itcally declare tnai tneir wiup.i h ,,, ,,.,.,. i1PUrlni!.
' . .......i i ........ ... II. nliina mnuo .... - - ., ,.
A Klamath favorite. Ml- the K.amath region If either the ' .Zl-iLtlw -uia coP,i,e ll three
iin.loniiieiit of Ih survey weeKs. nut u now oeiu.... ...... -
of Kliimnth lake by the! ioniser time will he eoneunieil. and
...v ...it... n.m.nt nriie-llt is possible that If a bluer riintro-
o'clock tonight. Mr. Stewart t0 fighting a battle for Ua pro- (U,M .uoaBotlment of the eomumn versy develop, the hearing may be
rived on Wednesday evening. n-igrami in WBch. it contends, tu in- proposiil, no official statement i transferred to Wa.hlniitoii. 1). C. to
ing tne iny kj u.... -. ----- tereais are uienurni wiiii mu to that effect has yet been Issued li) I Kive me uivnmeia ...
, commerce commission iiM'"r..iiiu. m
hear tl'i testimony nerannully. 1'roh-
Elliott, wilt appear In concert with l0pe(K)n TraTl 1)Und Its lino here " . ,h" '
Mr. Nathan Stewart of Seattle. at;,he orane-Odell line i con.lru.te.l. n n '
the Presbyterian church at 8 The Southern Pacific now app.wr ''
viek tnnisht. Mr. Stewart ar- . .,..,.., r. ''"f"1' lr""
- . -....., lolrd , .
the purpose oi enjoying .-ltne Klamath country, againsi tue northern lines.
and other beauty tpois iu """ ierful opposition.
ath country during ht atay.
The program for tonight's con-, uthern p(.lflc., proposed ",ie ! ontlal part . ol the
I The common user principle Is llbly su pvriions will attend Ihu hear
cert will be:
I "Love. I Have Ton You."
Rnirnld: "Homing," Teresa del
to Alturat. In a
Sabln. secretary
Odell-Crane
line scheme, inasmuch as It predl-
Ing from Klamath county alone.
telegram to l.yun llne wnraw, "" The Portland hearing win uo tne
of the Klamath r"'e" " " . . . first battle in one ot tne greauwi
1,u""" n.iin. .M k. mmMllrd I " " . . ' .
h.mber of commerce, a few - ' " i railroad wars tin. country nas seen.
Riedee and "Morning." Oley Speaks . ' ,h Ore.on vabu. !(,rVlce 10 Krant n.mon user over . .r u Tho rtlilr0)ld8i ot(U in bodies and
Dorothy Elliott, soprano.
. . !-.! .'T.lcl.
11 -jne iruiupeiei. -" that the SOUtnern racmc canno. , .!. nnnn.all " -
Love Song." Lang, and "The Wreck ,b , for forma, consideration ot deratood to be as 8trongl Wl , ,.., for the fray, which is ex-
of th. Julie Plant." O Hara - Verstate commerce comm.,-! Jo co o lo b. . J II , llrawll ,lu .
C..-..I h.nmno . . v..i. .1, m... f the t tram Paunliia to Klamatu t'.111 ,i..iriv font-med.
Usion excised "the oplntai rT" n.,,1?.. un" I '"' ''""'-
I mini. i ,'u'n' -- --
Ing their legal batteries and wll-
N'athan Stewart, baritone.
III "Une Voce Poca Fa,"
Bint. Miss Elliott.
IV "Patrla." Tito Mattel,
Stewart
In either event the case would be
sharply contested.
MISSING HUNTER IS
REPORTED SICK MAN
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hearing the matter of the
Kiamatn ra .s-.i..uru " h ,, ,he B(tur the In-
lern Pacific surveys being as yet In-) " " "" ' ,, ,
.. i m. ll. n n A .A An Ih. " ....... V.
V "jiuowesi iuuu i.wi, v o complete, u.u m r
per'a death still puizle police. j0f the Southern Pacific "will meet 'when the matter comes up for de
.1 ik. t . with opposition" the Oregon com- termination by tho Interstate com-
VI "Over the Steepe, Oretchan- mission said. It Is assumed that mono commission it Is thought proh-1 nd shot the anlimii through tho
innff "Deeo Water." Brown. Mr. this opposition will come both from nble that the public alignment Willi ears. On another occasion ha
Stewart. ' i the Oregon commission and the nor-; no; Crane-Udell line, urged by tne
VII "Since First I Met Thee." them lines, the latter already hav-,coos Bay torrltory, with the official
Rnbenstlen: "The ' Summer Mind" ; lhg filed formal objection to the In-, snpport of the state of Oregon;
ni.Afc-ff I'Trmn the Land of the I terstate commerce against the South-, Bend-Klamath Falls lino, urged
qtv-nino Water " Cadman. Miss El-lern Pacific's application o build ; chiefly by the Bend district, and the
ember HI. rulluwlim huutlliK nil'
diirlna whllh In' lot hi" hoi-i...
llui man entered tho cabin. II"
chained his viol hea wldioiil e
ehiiuging a word Hh h'" g''d
miilhcr, T y.-ai". hi keepa lionn
Tor li I in . Tim man then ale a ii
per which bin mother hud kepi
wallluil for Mm. ThUt occurred,
they sal.l, III. Mil ri llil. After ilt
lug Ihe mini left the cahln. lie
po.cwed neither KUII, knife or
weapon, according to h! niollur
She expe.ie.l him l return. That
wan the l she suw . f him. When
he left bin home. Uwennby wit
dressed in a light shirt, with only
a pair of light grey iweed Irotix
er:l. He mild lie would be "back
In 20 minutes." which were the
unly wor.l he epiike during
lust meal time he spoilt at
cabin.
tlweiMl.y. the nien reimrled.
lived at his present hoini. lihout
3d years.
Mi. I her Mining
Oweusby Is reprrled In have re
turned home on tho Hiittirdny be
fore his dlsiiiperunce to find hi"
mother nUeut. He had not l.eeii
aware of her liilenilnn to leuva
the cabin. Hue of the men lod.iy
reported ho visited In ' Ihn nolc.li
horh.Hi.l without even mentioning
that no hud iiiih-sed his iire.l
oiouiei- n. mi mi. rniiln. Mm !, .p
IHen..l.y. It was later learned had '..i.... . ; 'Mk,
Mill Illy to vi.it
SO Ml 0
g,.ie III
fllell lis.
Hope Is slowly dying
I. reals of Mrs. tlwcimliy,
yenr-olil nioiher ol the
man. Hour nfter hour
the dny and lilglil "lie nulchea uiid
tor HI slop ouixlile the
lUlllll.
"I don't know, t rAnt tlilnk
what hi"s become of Mailln, tre.
mull. il. ly munuer, tin. 8K,.J mihtr
in
tue
nil.
through
i"d 'uu
fare. 0, I-
tIK .r1 DsW..
1 1 iim,
litis
; j"
Ihe
Ills
had
liott.
TANGLED ISSUES ARE
BESETTING RAILWAYS
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applications have been filed with
and made to, the interstate com
merce commission of the United
States looking toward the extension
and construction ot railroads within
the state ot Oregon, and,
"Whereas, among others, the pub
lic service commission of Oregon has
made formal application to the In
terstate commerce commission for
an order, requiring the extension and
construction ot an east-west railroad
from Crane, Oregon, westward to
connect with the Natron -cut-oft
thereby completing the original Har
rlman project, which commenced at
Vale and extended to Eugene and
Coos Bay, and,
"Whereas, the chambers of com
merce of North .Bend and Marsh
field Intervened In the proceedings
and petitioned, the .Interstate com
merce commission to make an order
In accordance with the prayer of the
petition of the state of Oregon, and,
"Whereas, the position of North
Bend and Marshfield has been sup
ported by testimony at the hearing
In Portland, Oregon, and has been
urged by both written briefs and
oral arguments before the Interstate
commerce commission, at Washing
ton, and,
"Whereas, the examiner of the In
terstate commerce commission has
heretofore made his findings and
report to the effect that the public
convenience and necessity require
the construction of such east-west
railroad, and the matter Is now
pending before the Interstate com
merce commission for final deter
mination, now, therefore,
"Be It resolved, by the boards of
directors of the North Bend and
Marshfield chambers of commerce in
Joint meeting assembled, after hear
ing arguments by able representa
tives of the state of Oregon and of
the Southern Pacific company, and
the same having been duly consid
ered, that the best interests of the
Coos Bay country would be served
by the construction of the east-west
line, as petitioned for by the public
service commission of Oregon, and,
"Be It further resolved, that we
On another occasion ha Is
reported by the men us having ;
allotted his rifle if fall Into hie
ramp fire until It Ix'cimo so heated
It was dtscjinrged. ' I
That he tiari lo.it his wav was :
Klamath Falls-Alluras line, urged I sl.otf.d ttt Dy marchers. They cite!
chiefly by the Tula lake, Alturasl,h flK., nat h hlu, of(B ,,,;
points on the Strnhorn and Nevada- h;, Kay ,hr0llRn tho wooa , j
California-Oregon railways, and pes-, n!ht o M bMn n , ,
slbly Klamath Falls. lot visiting the Brandenburg camp.
The general hearing. In which all 1 .nd ..... within a half mile of :
of these proposed lines will be fac-(nat csmp tbat ,),. searchers camel
upon the dead embers of a fire i
from Klamath Falls to Cornell
On the other hand, the Southern
Pacific has expressed Its intention
and its ability to bring the Klamath
Falls-Alturas line up at the inter
state commerce commission's hear
ing, despite opposition from any and
all sources. Just as It did the Natron I tors for consideration, will begin be
cut-off matter at the Central Pacific j fore Charles D. Mahaffte. director of the mtn ha(, made .hl)rlly arter hl.
hearing. finance tor tne interstate commerce dlsIlppPaIlce.
In addition to the opposition of j commission. In Portland, on' Octo-j -itark"
the northern lines and the Oregon I ber 5.
commission, the Southern Pacific
f ICrafiI
eeseJ
db ivw av. vii ir nr.) ifr .
"Ilnck Id 3rt Minute"
The men assert that after
B.P.Lewis Grbcen
The Coffee Ho, "
Coffee House."
223 So. Sixth St. phontl
We carry a complete line 0
Quality. Groceries.
Try a pound of Lewis Special Coffee.
l ay us a viait or phone your order .
- i .
We have our own delivery.
Meat Market operated in co-operatSot
with Grocery.
has the opposition of two of the!
Jt . - V. . T - 1 .. . I.
mree uireciura ol iuc i.iu."u -rigatlon
district, who have formally
Intervened for the district in behalf
of the Oregon Trunk, and have ask-'
ed that the Southern Pacific be
granted no permission to build
through Tute lake unless Its au
thorization carries a "common user"
proviso. The Southern Pacific of
ficers state their company will not
build a foot ot the line If it carries
the "common user" proviso.
In the tangled and conflicting Is
sues Involved, the matter of common
user is an important factor. It Is ;
known that the f Oregon Trunk's or
iginal plan to come to Klamath Falls j
was to build a line from Bend to
Paunina or Skookum, and to run Its !
trains sonth Into this city by com-1
,B""""'," ... T turning home on Wednesday. Seni
or not the territory affected can
support the Investment that wonld
be required by the railroad's pro
crams. Mr. Mahaffie Is the repre
sentative of the commission who'
Sale of dresses at Hoe Begin'.
Dress Shop 188 So. 7th St. Olio
rack of dresses to go at siz.itt.
Dance at Merrill
FRIDAY NIGHT
Sailing's. Orchestra
Between the two theatres Sterling Fall Coats for Women and Misses
DRESSES
Build with
STDNE-TILE
BUILDERS!
SAVE THIS EXPENSE
By using Stone-Tile foundations
for frame dwellings you save the
delay and expense of building and
stripping forms and hauling a
mixer to the job. You avoid the
waste of materials that always
occurs where the volume of con
crete Is small.
Build your foundations of dense,
hard Stone-Tile, In a fraction of
the time. They are substantial,
attractive In appearance and save
you money.
The footing may be Stone-Tile
"solid" block, turned endwise.
BUILD
WITH 8TOXE-TILE
Klamath Concrete
Pine Co.
708 Market Phone 882-W
UOTEL AS TOO
2ad HUl Us Aof.U.
EVERY ROOM tu PRIVATE TOILET
90 Baths New, Modern
Qose to Shopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE T.r.tf from $1.50
In New Creations
for Fall Wear!
$12.39 to $46.50
Gorgeous new Frocks, all as new as the
season itself, are here ready for your
review. Amonp, them are beautiful
crepe satins, featuring the new barrel
silhouette and puff sleeves. Others in
flannels, richly embroidered.
So interesting is the present selection,
and so moderate are the prices, that
every visitor to this store is certain to
find the Frock she wants, for afternoon
and evening occasions.
WTX. T A TT.J TV.J
vvny Duy useu riant
t WHEN
NEW
Novelty creations of , the latest vogue
in smart footwear now on display,
the new novelty garters.
See
S RULE,
In the center of the shopping district.
CAN
BE BOUGH
AT
THESE
1 PRICE!
WUF.LITZR sma'l upright Studio Player, walnut case. ljUl
SIS-CO down, $15.00 per month v( jTl'
VimJTZF.R "Strad" Upright Player) walnut ease. AnV'
$15.00 down; $15.00 per month JJlJ ' I
STAIt Upi'iKnt, Straight Piano; mahoga ny case. 15.00 4Xy'j
clown; $15.00 per month JJJ ' j
STAR Upright, Straight Piano; mahoBany caee. $15.00 CiTO
down; $15.C0 per month JJ ' j
ui.i iit.n oaoy urntl brown raohogsny cu. .uu 1
down; $20.00 per month tJVK
WURLITZER Small Upright Straight Piano: walnut case.
$15.00 down) $15.00 per month -
. AT
ft if If I
Also one used Goebel & Son, upright piano at $195.00. $
$10.00 per month. , '
a iu to sel")
We have a new co-operative selling plan which enables j
a piano at an unusually low price and on very rcasonan"-, ,u , .
These prices and payments should put a piano in every home-
WINTERS;
Phono 140.W MP