The Klamath news., October 10, 1925, Image 4

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mTTT7 TT A TV iX A TPTJT R A TT V MITW.Q KLAMATH FALLS,
1 LJlEj IVJLiAlVl 111 JLyrll X llMU SATURDAY, OCTOBER I,
"Let us have faith that right make might, and in
that faith let o to the end dare to do our duty as we
understand it" Abraham Lincoln.
Eventually, Why Not Now?
Klamath Fa.k ' Hub of Prosperity '
President Sprcxlc cf S ?. Presents Pertinent Facts
President Willium Snroule of the Southern
Pacific yesterday testified in Portland in the
I. C. C. hearing before Finance Director Me
haffie. He presented a straightforward story
and spoke in terms easily understandable.
President Sprcule did not say anything more
specifically than statements previously made
by himself and others of equal importance and
authority, but the fact that it now becomes a
matter of official record adds authenticity
and perhaps will be accepted by a greater ma
jority of Klamath county citizens. In any
event, it will be accepted by the interstate
commerce commission, and will be a strong
racier in rendering a decision in Washington,
which will make Klamath Falls the "hub of
prosperity."
After noting that Southern Pacific de
velopment plans in south central Oregon were
tied up for years by the Central Pacific litiga
tion, Mr. Sprcule said
"It may be pointed out that the Oregon
Trunk interests were unhampered by govern
ment intervention and litigation such as we
experienced, and were free and able to under
take construction at any time since thev reach- ,.
ed Bend in 191 1. So why did they wait 14
years until the Southern Pacific had received
permission to complete its Natron line and had
made very heavy expenditures in conse
quence? Why did they wait until Mr. Stra
horn had perfected his plans, had built forty
miles of his railroad and made application for
extensions? Application by us for permission
to build a line to Bend to participate in the
lumber traffic there would be quite as much
in order, and as little serve public convenience
or necessity.
"Finally, as to the Oregon Trunk: Why
have they been silent and made no move dur
irg the long years of cur pioneering, in which
we have been in good faith, making such large
investments in the Klamath region, which has
become productive through the enterprise of
its citizens co-joining with ourselves? The
obvious reason is that they have been waiting
for us to put our money into this region for its
development, and, after we have done so
then come in at small expense to themselves !
to take from us the just rewards of our enter
prise. We have invested all the money and
taken all the chances. Had our enterprise
failed it would have been our misfortune to
have borne the loss. Yet now wc are threat
ened with the misfortune of being unable to
carry our plans to their natural rm,U;. .
cause the proposed extension frQm fi
would Avert to trunk lines to the north, which
have contributed nothing to the development
of this reg,on. that business which the South
em Pacfic, as the parent line, may fairly daim
to have earned by construction and service."
" o
In this era of Now-It-Can-Be-Told litera
ture it is strange no ex-dry agent has come
wun a volume. Detroit News.
Dinner Stories
"Now. Thomas." i-ai:l t.Y Turk
man of the construction sane to a
green hand who had ju-t beta
put on the Job. "keep your eye.;
open. When you see a train com
ing throw down your toals and
Jump off the track. Run lik?
blazes."
"Sure:" said Thomas, an.! be
gan to swing his pick, in a f.
moments an express train cam
whirling along. Thomas threw
down his pick cd started up the
track ahead of the train as fat as
he could run. The train overtook
him and tossed him into a ditch.
Badly shr.kra up ho was taken to
the hospital, where tin for-man
Tisited him.
"Vou blithering idiot." at, ,..
foreman, "didn't I toil you , R..,
out of the road? Didn't I ten ,,,
to take rare and get t of i',.
way? Why didn't you run up the
side of the hill?"
"I'p the soide of the hill. .r?"
said Thomas through the bandage
on his face. "fp ,hc fnUU: ( ,hi.
hUl? Ho the power-. I could,,',
hate It on the evc. t,., .,.,.
rttnnin' uphill "
A famous !pint..r, k!:v, ,,
throughout the ,,:nlrv fr h r
charities, -.-,, , i,.rIailmiI. a
her of lit,,,. p)rN frn, ,.uirj i
ble institution. After t;;
eon the child,.,. .1,w,i
through, the :,, e. i or,,r ,ha,
hey might enjoy ,, mallv
llful things It contained.
"This." said the spin.ter. ,u. '
a'ing a t'ate. "i, .j,.rv,.,...
' "Was .Minerva married?"
"tie of the little Cirt
"No. my child." Fak) ;;in
""h a "" Minerva was I
the Goddess of Wisdom." '
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An ex-district attorney. .
-' in .New York, told .'.,
almut honesty. "There
"'sn. ' ue said, "who up,.;, ,
p"''!;o I" diygoods hous- Hl,
"I'Pvai.mce wasn't prep..-.. .sar
"""I r. firences v.ere demurs.:,,!.
After s;ome liesitatlon h,. I!,,,.
r.ame of a driver in t!:e .' - ,-,
cmplov This driv.-r. h. thought.
.i.on:,l o ;. h for Mm.
A clerk souglil out Hi.- driver,
and uskn! him "if a;. .leant
holiest. (
Sunny Dick Says
aid.
"H.ini t." t it driver
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"Why, his hnn. tly's been proved
again and again.' To my c.-rtaln
knol..ite he's been arrested nine
t.:::ci f,,r stealing and every time
he . a. 'iultted.''
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Word 7. A pronoun.
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Heart & Home
Problems
I lt Ml. :ltftt-tll l'tmti.t-.ttl
t'onsid.-rablr happinru In life
depend- on a lllinglirH t rt
other people have opinions al.o.
-- 1..1 lira nile Oli-erver.
liver four Million of l)ei.,.iti
In Two Klamath Kails llankt.
.My sertloa boss friend syn: "An
will ye moind that for bold adver
tistn ? 1 bet a ,,t f robbers will
answer that lilt!,. a, Kt tueself.
I'm hav ill" the ,,1,1, womun kape
mine -ate under the loose fior
hoard of the shack."
Legion Building fund Mas Over
3.1'tl'i Subscribed Already. . ;
Comnianil.r Deeply Cratfi,,
Hut his gratification now is
low lompared to what It ,e
hen the fund Is no over-ub. ;
strib.d.
Negro Is Arrested ,.
"re Th.y y ,,, wn,.n ,h
Offl.er -J, ths ,,.. h, :
cloud, , i w it ti suspicion
Thirteen -Year-Old st,e, ),,..
rimaud.d by I'arents Takes wn
(; 1 I"- S'.'.n.iir.g..-.v,.H.
he had a bump f ,.,, ,,M
whs above ,,. rtRh
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"" ' "' '"he, r KWI.,.,.
"" '"" g bing
'loud, win, him
eiHK I.IHM N I Mil 111 M It
lirar Mrs. Tbotttpknn t am a
blonde, and am considered nice
look'ng Not botiteiy. you know,
but far (ioiii prelly It I. nu,sll
my savi tti.it win my fii.rt.u and
not my lo..W I am In my teens
slid go to h!sll s.-ho.ii l,as, win.
ter a tool trtend f mli,p named
I'at Intr.uiu d tnu to a 1m. y who
lives lu this iltv, I was v,ry f,,ii.
I.f hi, 11 froe, ttln IHoe I met him.
and ' " I began loving him I
know '! Is trim love, be, a.lse I
have re.,r fett tills way about
an..n.- .l-e only mv own familv
At lb,- lime Jehu and I acre In-
tro.lu.rd lie was very bashful aud
did not .all or come over IT
' eift.n ak.d alMiiit 111 e (
though, and I a-ke.1 it al.iil
I him ,s the winter wore on. and
I beard t.r. little of John Kt
( Hall one c.eril:, he cajt.e ,
, house will, C.il 0 4, M
' bashful, but not as ton. h n, , I
1 fore. (m, u.Me fat
I had reen g.oug with K;,i, .ii
i ter tine evening Liter on 11,,
.hum and I .nt out on h:W h
j oursehes and when We lame ha, k
1 Jolin and I'at .ame over I'at look
; mv rbuu, ..,,. r tnc a.i.bt.il
Johnny ll!i n-r roiiver.nllon
was .till. ,ul I r,, fr,. John's i
eve. rrsllng 01. n a1,r( j
j I" look ai h'm s...,n l't remm.
, ed The 1.0 ,,, , ju ;
j Im. soon alvr Cat t,,, ,.. J
! n,e In a boy we .1:1 ,a j ,,,. f
j while be was r, When be re.
Iurne J s: ,,,,, ,,,, Jllh1
he bad beat hi. e ,4, bad
only one date n:, ,im rn,,
don't think he h.,a r,a, t rMr
ihis John , d..termsne, t g
! lth ,.e to k..-,, J s;,,,,,!, (roIn
j doing , The, made me ,
: one of the two ,,f then. .a,g
! that they both culdn't to with
me I choose John. Thi. made J
Smith angry J!:,, told ,t,.t
he loved me. ul.a,, l,a.l. but
hadn't known how ,0 tell mr He
al.o asked me t ,r hlni
and I promised I w,,ld We fig.
"'t "I "P. and it ,, rd , '
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Himself vv,
about i,n
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gar ihinss t t
ga.e rut MP.
g.. With a ,
I do Hot blaiss kink,''
ncrpi that if, M
h fell ,e m M
lira- would ,r,
cares for in. , imh '(
am! alwavi a
(wn sulgarln
Kmlih ha. beeB ,hu (
l I U.i n .t r.n M,
ran nrer bell.,,
John hiik t,ia U4
ka not Iwei, ,1,1, Ui
10 Hie face lth0,t
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rd 1.1 John hs ,,,
lflB to .,,,,,
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mr? Ho yu ihin i,
stj Would ;og m,
I have tried t 0,,4.
in wild, bat I ,,Btl
Ihtlig lit make lk,oj p
would ,; , tk. kw
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Iw.w ran trn ujt.1
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win. proved Klaini' 1
ad lu l.-Uist tti ,.
Tl' Wl.esl this! Id
would be to fort k j
while and devote jnx
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wortrcwhll.'. . f
Misnlng Yooogiktr t
1'i srf Cotiflned Ties
In the data nf ml
ui ni 1 lie otaaiirr " I
been ronfin.4 t)srrs I'
lead of being rosflltt
Jail for a ttioaik lt
cut. Hires' lilacs i ''
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By ARTHUR Vyf.NE.
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"" gi h below ,, ,h.. fll , t),, bl.tl
with five-lt'itei woru f
lake , flu, KOUlit IS l'
in tl t, , ,th only s m
Chan on each alep Y
rs-move our letlet from t-
or, each step down snd
new icticf iw e"'
word which, (if cnurs
corn ..poriil with
berc.l definition.
look for the -
,i soother ft
prohlrci
morrow.
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