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Saturday, October 10. 1'v-"
, .,.,TurrMT I IMF ment In Nevada, rallfornta. uroson
IS PART OF 5.
in-
SoilllliTII
..... . ....... n. ih ccm TURNIP.4? AND
' . nr-r. rnoc Suramin riv.'ii i"- . .. i ui'"
Why dlil you wait until )u"i nw.i "vim viiii-."- i () & K an, inn ,nir..n .
.... i mi ,.i..i .... .!., i, hm. d:iv. no in nnnoum-o onr, HEAR FUNNY QUtrut.3 ...,,. ,,,nl,,..ir.l
P PLAN,.. .1.1 ,i fk. r,..H ..,n.i.M,..,',un.i!:.Altii'n. Hut''" . 1 !.. ui.ike a mark"' u "I"
"i I lion bv Southern t'aciflr from Klam- "Wo reserve our own rlsht to iintliml From l'.iiie ') ' P.ikMas mil l I "''""
r..n.nni 1mm laire One) L,h Falls to Cornell and lis ostou- make our ou aMiouiieenieiii . I a.k. d by H. ,, v
; ion from Cornell to Altnras on the o see fit. Mr. Hart " ..iiinoi. villi aui'li n".".'o know-. i U11. ,.,!
by Great Northern, and a., uii.es Na(roB nc now near, eonipletlon .: Mr. Suroulo cotitlnu.d d.irinK m. ouiiuodnte lo r uu.-Mlouor. i ..y,,,. ligl Mr W'eyei liai r h n
longer by Norther J'tfUlc. To hi. kw Bptfnt $;;6.R0S.O.H. the c. arse of tlu cross -elimination: tju. silonK of n most ainiisiiia: lltr,.tl,- t,tt... Unit tlil territory
...... ..i.. lln.. via. Bend will be . . t ... ... ....... ...... . ........ ... ...... . ..,., h.u ..... ,.tv mil In .. ......i. I...-.I ' mot tt Im
U.U.B, u.h ..w :lvlurn Willi I lie lll.v.v.ui'l, Yoii-ri-u ii.ni i u.u. in.p i . p....-...."...- uu.mi.' ..- h. ...... u wl-. OIS " ' i It) I
681 miles longer by Cresil Northern. . mf elt an:1.ationJi wm !n ending Into timber countries. ,w who preside oier the l- , ,,,iv. However I could M " , steady l"" r t n tint" ! ever ..I
435 tulles longer by Mirmern . .i-. j our toM Investment, from 1 The pendulum of Hie il:nler mar- ,,m:1tion desk, ne.-ordiu to Mrs. ,,,,,,. tb,.,,. maikef via th.. (be min or u. ii imina in
clflc. To St. Paul, the Alturaa line , !h (k lUiUp siujlm.t tja (,r!isa luke ; fri,,lu,nliy fr;,m high ; ivarl llarth. tiny i lil. f operator i N,1n,1 cut off lo I'onland Kt.itimih roMiily.
will be 45 n:lles longer ilian " i ,0 Klmath Falls, Natron and !0 low and big or little aliipmcnts , ;,.,., ntl.v. slio ovplalni il yest.'r.luy, juii r MI.( vl.r n, ,oi tlu'in linei," Tlm ui: ir l.wu wot" lriii!ht
Great Northern, and 19 miles snorter i Sprtnll(jeW pn tho one hand, and f tlmler re the results. ja man iilmod a long distance call h(1 ,,, I from ili I'fu o i:.ul.ll imirh ,
than the Northern lacino. ' from Klamath Falls to Kernley and I to a ncar-hy illy. ha. vou ev..r ln roa-ted" or (,. I'lno Ciovo and 1 .( rlvor.
Omaha, the Alttiras line w.ii De u Laliil!w on o(htfr hand) lota , . ,, , The man was in the booth wine ..,i,,tl- .'y the Southern I'aelfle for , r,u,( r ...pr.i.uiy R,..,d .po.lmi-ni
mUes shorter than the Mn $51.5?S.00(i. ! FERGUSON IS BILLED i ,iniii.-s. When he emerged he, .V,,,....,- v,ir routing" ,.f u...r l., In which Klm.ilh
Paific via Bluings. . , sirrm.then Iiivosinicnt ! Tf PAPF kTRFMFR .i. n.l.-d i.i know how much he; ...,....i iv n.,i I route my inn I li.L.lv ti...r!im.iit..d
THE KLAMayi,
WHEAT ATTRACT ARE,
DISPLAYED AT BANK
To ..rr'l uar ImoI, lliroo,
huo t,li lilt's ami npl.'li.ltd mIijcIi
of wheat loads am on illM'lu In
tho Aunt I. u'l National hank na
,ii.iiiit In
Ha In
lit .lloniu'. ir'H
(rontlnilisl from P.ilte ne)
lowed the lelenhone company. The ; , wi,r..v..r I uleae. and If lln
j operator told him. Informing him soiiiliern I'nrlfle did try to I. II
of the length of time lie had '"'en , w...(.n , (,, room It. they culiln't
miles shorter than tbe Northern "We tl supplement and
Pacific ri Billings." , Istrenglhen the greater investment
. t.i i bv imnroving the service, and giv-
. ... j.. v .. . i .um. J..,. It'uro.on t Illli'kV ...l.U ..... .. .. I. ....... a . I. ....
.. ..a,sA, p. ' l''g " greater uispaicn. am'r noi- ..... - , n.iiiir... nn.i ...r n-t.i ' gel awav Wlin n
The witness said. n,Mrn r"J' (nK thl southern Pacific develop- Harris- choir. ISo Inte as the lat- The patron grinned. "I won l Aliiiois slmrtrr l.lno !
clflc plans provide 'les " m,,nt pians m south central Oregon ter part of July Ferguson was sit-: pl,v It." he said. "1 didn't talk nine I A,kll , n,e B.l inl.illi v of
traffic pf the Klamain ,er"lor' ; wer(. lioa up for years by the Ten-' tin n the Yankee bench wonder-. minutes. " lb -fad 1 didn't tnlk at tlltitlltK the I'lilon 1'aciflc from
aunenor to Uiose proposed t) 'ue,tral p3citic litigation. Mr. Sproule ing which minor league would fcejall. That was my wife on tlie other ,. , , i. providing an oiul.-t ;
Oregon Trunk, and without dupli- . . - I his next .top. Now he will pitch .,.i it ,h line " Kot lie made the ' . . t ,, . i
'no nhorlcr rou'o eal bin tho A I
.Mm
" i; Piirtlur whim., raticli U a
well kii'.wn teciion of ih Title
lukn c.iiint., Ir.uh l Klamath
Falls the liirmra and wheal which
rival an shown recently Mt iho
coilttlv fa'r.
cation. e oppose euir, .mo iu. , .... ..... forth, defendtna rhamniona in the ,n-. ..ril..,.,..,,.
B.inmr hv ihnr Hn. us not in the n may m poinieu oui inai 1110, .
"""0T-.b7'tK.',n J. Oregon Trunk interests were . """ ies. Fate play, strange .Il,!,y Klamnth Fall folks
a real detriment to the public, ! hampered by government Interven-j Drn,i8 ln baseball. n.,rth said, apparently have for-
through dividing between two lines "on aid litigation such as we ex-1 Should niuege take n uuforseen ,., ,i,t tho city has grown con
. v... . ti,,.,. ; Derieneedv and were free and able .mni for the worse and bo forced sili,.r., y In rocent years " Often.
.h (. ik .,nn nf nnt It i to undertake construction at any. ont of the remaining games. Harris 8i,e aays. porsona will request the Thev nuililn'l drrelnp In
; . .. l.j ... holla. . fnrllftA.1 Willi hM.irv.. I ...1 .. ... I.... .. . .,.,,.,,1. -l... . ... .
is against the public interest to con-1 mey reaenea rjenu in - . ' , ""'i""'"" -- -
tract more railways than arei'l- So. why did they wait 14 j strength than he was last fall, lives near Mra. lllntik. close to the
needed. Excess construction only years auune soutuern: I'acuic naq ; "ur" vnr. .rin.,.u.u ..o 1 couruiouse. .niiiruii.. ..... v.v.-
lurua line, and that anv railroad
which attempted to Inl'.ll through
the heart of ontnil Oregon would
nil suicide. 'Tin' land l
arloads of lounags per atiuuiu on
it." ho declared.
V. (', .Matson of the I'amiibell
results in a lame return upon the , received, permission to complete its ; """ i ""n utor is unnoie 10 turni.ii uio ( T(1W .:n!,,r company of .Sprngua
money put Into the lines, with an Natron line, -and had made very leg- his reserve strength is i formation recuested. I river, ile.-larinl tho Sow hern I'n-
neavy expenditures in consequence! noi especially aaapiea iur int. imru r.igniy per cent 01 me iniorma- eltir nni.t if cxtondod could woll
ny aid they wait until Mr. Stra-oase position, wyers is a natural tion calls, at least, are piaceu ny i,,in,ne n, Klamath truffle. Ho
inferior service by each of them,
and a harden upon the public."
- St ration. Line Adequate
Regarding the Kiatnath-Tule lake-
Alturas line, Mr. Sproule said: "If!
the Oregon Trunk line is not built '
and If the application ot the O. C.
.ft E. has the approval of the com
mission, there is no question that
tha Strnhnrn Una In which thn
Southern Pacific will have a joint! rcnience and necessity.
interest, will care properly for all
(he traffic needs ln the timber and
ivalley country lying to the north
least and east of Klamath Falls,
and the Natron cut-off will care for
the remainder, excepting only that
which is adjacent to the Oregon
Trunk rather than to the Klamath
Tails.
- 'The Strahorn application In-
horn had perfected his plans, had shortstop, the post he held in the 'women, aocordlng to Mrs. Ilurih. 1 ,fi-innil his toni.any would cut
built forty miles of his railroad, minor leagues. Spencer Adams is ; Most of the numbers sought, she , , om, ut, p,,r v,ar nm ,!llD
and made application for exten- a brilliant inflelder around second said, arc In the telephone book. , vja southern Pacific and O. ('. 4t
sions? Application by us for ner-lbase, but not adapted to third, i Men. as a rule, are more patient ' l ... .1.. 11.1....1. fi.
mills.
V. II. Hunter, a civil rnglmer of
Klamath Falls, declared (hat Klam
ath needed most of all rail enten.
Mini the rastorn route, and at'eond
Iv they needed the Strahorn feeder
llttes.
II A. I'kly and C I). Arthur of
i-akevlew declared that tho Houlli-
rn Pacific had laid plans to eol-
mlssion to build a line to Bend to Boscrves Held Weak I than women, she said. It l seldom.
participate in the lumber traffic Everett Scott, recently of the : nowadays, thai an operator Is orally
there, would be quite as much In ; Yanks, Is the only experienced vet-' abused, she explained,
order, and as little serve public con-, eran among the infield reserves! Klamath Falls has more tele-
I and he is a natural short fielder.
"Finally as to the Oregon Trunk:
phone calls after li) o'clock than
! Myers has played In parts of ser-; any city of its size In the stHle of
Why have they been silent and made , era' games since joining the Griffs, j Oregon, according 10 Hay Dunn,
no move during the long years of bit has yet to play through a full , local manager.
our pioneering, in which we have game. He has been perfect, how-1 Regarding the affability of pat
been in good faith, making such ever, during the time he has been rons. .Mrs. Darth said that all op-
B ...a,mcuia iu iuo iwamain i"o mie-up uspciiui.) -. ... ..iv V..I....B I.KH.O me. nan? iur n-ss Onlio Uio l.akevlnw country Hlty
region, which has become productive three innings Thursday when he j trouble with customers on a I'leas. Inmllllini. .i., rantH .,
ant day- than Hhey do on a stormy of ,ho .llkeVirw ,un,ry. and these
through the enterprise of Its cltl-j handled his only fielding chance
zens jointly with ourselves! and singled his only time at bat.
The obvious reason is that they: He will be used should Bleuna be
eludes the construction of a line to e Deen waltlnS for us to put our unable to play.
Lakevlew, and in his answers to monev '"to this region for Iu de-! There are other dangers about
Interrogatories. Mr. i; Strahorn men- TeloPment, and after we have done i the Washington Infield machlne.
tlons an understanding with the 5 then come ln at small expense to Bucky Harris' injured finger Is
Southern Pacific for the use of this ' thcmse'ves to tnke from us the Just giving him plenty of trouble. He
All persons Interested 'are Invited
he suld. with an Increasing amount
line as a through route for traffic
between Oregon and Nevada. Speak
ing for the Southern Pacific, we
wouldj prefer that the commission
pass upon the application for this
particular construction without ref
erence to the nse of the ..ne for the
purpose stated. .
; - Plans Other Routes
. "It Is true that the Southern Pa
jjclfic has, at different times, con-
o.uc.u iub possiuiiuy 01 mis line
rewards of our enterprise.
Took All Chances
"We have invested all the money
and taken all the chances. Had our
enterprise failed It would have been
is too game to admit it. But his
batting and fielding show it. He
hasn't been himself at either branch
of his work.
During Bucky's absence in the
w lien min 11 H.u. . 1 ran i... I ......
j to Inspect tho local plant at ny pr,i,,. would nuiltii umnaan lo
v ".... ...u ..... nail .ill',.., (ih iho in,, ,r ih,.! .Ill I..
j shipped from l.ak.-vlow when mills
j are established there, ait l.stlfi.,1
I lo by Lakevlew lumber men yea-
PIFRPF I IWrc IIP Tr I terday
- .u.ww -... tJ l I A W
our misfortune to have borne the , latter part of the American league
,nW we are th"atened ! season. Adams played a bang-up
7n the mlsfor,tnne Oe'hK unable j game at second. He may b in
lL?u i P'anS ,0 ,heir nat"a'!-this 8CT1es-T.- - -
.nauiia me proposed ex
tension from Bend would divert 10
operators while they are at work.
Mr. Dunn stated.
FIGHT KLAMATH BASIN
(Continued fmm Page One)
fivVvM-1 Iff
h Mt?;' Mo
Visit lions Track
Players of both clubs spent their
trunk lines to the north which h I .. .1 1 ' " ! ""U'"V "? 0 ..HHt"'i accounts for
r.rndefr
other routes fro,-Kimh ie.11. . which the Southern pm .VI tu"" " "erminnt and
AITIIKSS lllMllll ill
NKW YllUK. Oct. Kraelne
j l.nrrimore. actress, was today grant-
vel.ipment of Klamath Falls, was '''' B dlvorcn from Conrad K. In.lr.
once more IndU-ntcd this afternoon, j l""llt wrl,,,r. In supreme court h"r...
w-ltn II. .... .i . ... '
......... .IUU.US. general aotllior
of the road, toallfled under oath In
reading , the Jtijuiliicd accounts for
Winter Nights
at Home
Often when winter' xtorm
sro lilowinir nruiinil ihu
hniisi- you woultl nUy liiimc
if you hinl jrootl nuiHic.
With ifimil pinnoH Bellini:
for ?'.) or $10 a month why
not imiko your homo more
iittrtulivf?
Earl Shepherd Co.
Pianoa, Radio, Victrolaa
507 Main St. Phono 282
PURE
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nigs your On k, i
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tloo. show liij ,
pmpr Icntas. a),J
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Any Bui-
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appnaraara ((t air,u
well Ihoacitati J 411
apoclflcatluaa. Tt "
n 0.1 m."ru"Aa
Dulldlng rwiv. moatl
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Ban V
oiuw ... . r. 1
T
uvu.u.u uciiic. as th. 1 r. j.... , ..... .. .
.h ii. r..,.i t..., .... 1 parent line, mav fni.i .1., " " . "j'MI " """ m icae me i '""t iu niamain r ails.
" suna. , .Lint main line. ' . -.... v.ajui in nil. t..- ... l . ,.. ,
cameo, or rnnilni.i .- , .. I
. ...v...... auu service.
but not passing through Lakevlew
In fact, we have reached a decision,
'and have publicly announced what
we want to do in this respect. We
Inasmuch ns this is Included ln
Testimony vrf..i... nome runs made over the right .xntron cut-off expenditures It
President Sproule's i ti' ' ? during ' the next three 1 18 believed that rcardlcss of
I was effective and dr.s..i .u S mra . "e . 'egtimiate. None -n-'ner permission Is given to build
have applied for permission, to J Southern Pacific cans. :.,.,' . i 01 .tne I0,,r "ase " ,ho right j oiner Sontheri. Pacific cr.ienalona.
struct a line from Klamath Falls loiter cross examination 1,. ' , .. .. m "Ian " rhe nt'1'1 would . "'mam niinlll get ih trrniiiml
Cornell, and -have concluded that!torney Ha't of the Northern lines.
the most suitable through route for i he was asked
,a connection with our Central Pa-! "Has not- the. Oregon Trunk
clflc main line will be to continue 1 'h"eatcned you Into this big ex
;the proposed Klamath falls line) tension program in Klamath' I
..across Tule lake, to a, connection ' not tnt the reason?"
'With tho V . ., . . I "Vn " ..
v... as uiaunun in icuiien snrm, a " . I .
N:.:nn cut-
;1908. but pot having determined 1 11 as not the controlling' factor
v 01 ,ca h would -" I'me lor a new route oast
1 connect, we originally applied to.has been gradually approaching for
the commission for nnmi..in. . vears. iv. 1...' !. s 10r
. I....U ... .. ' '" : " " i'."uncu u years urn .. .. . ' '
,u ypntn, . but could not see sufficient t,. 1 "auer9 "araw test. Lust fall he
'nce this hearing has been available until recently. And now 1 sctl, a" arouni the outfield
-.-..vv. vu. eusmsers nave made fur-j Vfitn our Natron cut-off cominir e capacity was 3S.000. It is
genera. Zeeiinr'Ts?.0 "'. ' 'he!:.e.W l need a.ad " fits In with
"- "'."'an as ine 01a program.
have gone for 'a round ticket of i slte and shopsjfor Hi
the paths under normal conditions. ! " "'vision.
The range to the right wall Is 32S ! Kohert fl. tlould, n l.in timber
feet and the fence Is 30 feet high, j miln 'rom llend. toHllf n. f,u ,;,r
Temporary stands are placed in ! wert ai.ono.iiuo feet of i hol tim
tone spot of centerfleld and along1 t"'r in Hie Ueschutes lotin'rv avail
left field, making the home run ' aMe the Oregon 'i ri:i!;, nn
possibilities here about the same at ; umunt eqiuling Klar.ia'h'. timber
In Pittsburgh
Clark firiffith has sacrificed
Isome seating capaci'.y to give the
only 36,000 now.
mo airect and serviceahio n.t. nn. i. ... . .
and i we , have on October 2nd. filed tnal understanding V h XI .?!
tor ,orLrDnc ,n,:v.a.ns-Lh"n 'oi: ',8h18 7
ouvuur-; wis ruau; :
y to construct accorrifniriv j . . .
' ifiiitiuve aerpptmiint n-ia
..... nrt cmeren ntn ,...n
No Kronoinv in I1;.
f'ol. fliorgo H. Kelly, p-.-sident
of the Western -Lumber otmpuny.
which owns i2.oov.uou wori'h of
timber along the Nntro:i nr-nff
nortli of Klamoth Fnlls, de.da.-.d he
could see no possible econon.v l
the Northern lines coming any' f ir
ther sourb tBan paunlna. He pro-
, Aiamath Falls to Cornel! will open
r .... imuaponation some 150,-
.s7,0Ua",lls or Pttire
and. It is not expected that the
ocal traffic will itself prove suf
ficlently remunerative for a long
i'e:JM Te ask the """mission to
consider in connection with our
. present application, that this is part
of a through line from Oregon to
.Nevada Utah and east via Nevada"
t-ailfornla. Oregon railway and Cen
tral Pacific through Ogden."
Kviienditnres Decided
As to the construction expendi
tures. Mr Sproule said: "Expen
ditures of over thirty-slx and one
half millions of dollars for the
,atrrn"n Passl"K 'through Klam
' an intimate bearing
thcse appiicatitms. one of
which towlt: that of the Oregon !
Trunk, would imperil Ibis large In"
winio tl,e 0(ner wl f
Jard it. Further and proposed in-
" "earing directly deals
.These cons Et .of ,lr interest In ,he
"' (- raUway. and its pro
Posed extensions,, proposed invest-
February . of this year,'
X.
v Best Constipation Relief
Night and Mcminn to keen
them Clean, Clear and Healthy
Write for Free "Eye Care"
or "eye Ucaury" Hook
Mnine Co., Dipl. II. s., I. Ohio SiChicfo
Sale starts today on all coats at
Ilee Begin s Dress Shop, 129 So. d'ed that -many m:: would sn m,
"' i"iiK me w llllnni.Mi.
7th St.
I "ave b Pa,,? yon
constipation. lvtrJ ii,
n failed. TbeJj' T1" Hif
wen able , uw "' , '""" have
"suit, have Cc "?!'!1' '
I know I'm ,B,ne " Hitnj
JAdvemsrhent
, r- .,aj."
Iiidoors
and
Outdoors
i ,vo rf -J.aaar j
U I M .
radiola 5
JOHN C. CLEGHORN
noKi,t(.rc f lvil KntAnen md
Htirvpvnr
KI.nr.otli Fall,, Oregon
210 IflKh St.
wper-Heterodune
rURTABLE
For outdoors a neat, compact walnut-finlshed
case-a real Radiola Super-Ucterodync-with
n loop in the cover and a loudspeaker built-in.
l or indoors, an extra battery cabinet ol the
eitne line walnut finish. For everywherc-the
unexcelled performance of the, "Supcr-Het"
ccc it today!
Radiola 26
Entirij cmnpUle, except batteries: $225
Convenient payments may bo arranged. i
WIKTZ MUSIC HOUSE
rnone 125. 122 So. Sixth St.
. O. Piggly.
Wiggly Co.
T. J. Hnmpsou, Mgr.
I' f iati. ,
I j . moi
A P. & G.
$1.35
("'nf rf-Kn ik.i 17 r . . -
rhcto Bill, which u M
nervous system when you see the amount of it
L-y an d Bank What You Save k .
Two packages Raisins
Bi2 Soan SneciY
X
Value for QQr.rt
X
(P of
SUGAR
Wholesale Price Every Day
BUTTER
Gold Seal
Crater Lake
Fresh Eggs, dozen
55c
58c
New Comb Honey, per section
47c
23c
Swan's Down Instant Cake
flour, package
Dromedary Dates, package ...
30c
Two pounds Prunes
23c
Smnll tmekon T....
lilt"
One Gallon Skookum Maple
and Sugar Syrup
One Gallon Towlc Table
FANCY PRESERviDPE5"s
Glaced Citron, lb - .
37c
'mon and Orange Teel ..
A Dandy Coffee, pound
Two lb. Red Mexican Beans fa
Two lb. Fancy Head KkeB
Nucoa and Tropic Nut rnV
Oleom.Ti'rrnrinn nntind Jnmii"
- 1
I''ive pounds Loaf Cheese, Ik
Less than five pounds -
Twelve pounds Gem Spuds
1 h.u
V
1
Seven pounds large Onions
Bottle Cei'to
t.
5-lb. Can Ulackbcrry Jam-j;
bar 1
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Jonathan, Box $'p JJ
Delicious Apples, Box $1
Grimes Golden, Box $1 Ti
I'l.onr 20I.M
One Quart Mazola Oil
58c