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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1925)
H NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1923 Page Fly 3 HER i THEN JAIL TC -A I t r Hi 't , OC r, a f r. I H. (United t-apoken Klrl 00 bull on a i two of her ijro mill t lion the "cruelty" mnvtl her bo nothrl with m between her (Inla (lorbniii. jr "no." .out KlrU of her ' admit the ex "a, Virginia lim of wrddltiK sard type, hrati'n her lova making, hr yes. 1 didn't anything wrong," taan alnre Kub k. cauaril pollra tin r i de and turn the , inkoioii. i lr tatad Wednesday t bar third husband, 1, a .calm ret waiter, olloe Ihut whllo bo able, hla wlfo neenberg. the Klrl Tank Adams of , oa February 14. eratne tha wil of . a aallnr of llrook I of thin year. A became the wlfo of . aay vara deeply In Bbar 11. Kosrnberg rat na auspicious and ot fe'a other marital Valjcan whsra Valjean roha tha old priest of tha allvar randlnetlras." aald tha Uuv. Hainunl l Ilurkn,i, one of Ilia rlty'a loading church men, "after Veljesn ennfpaeae and give: the candlesticks bark to the father tha old man Klvea them hack to Valjcan anil aaya, 'With theae t Iniy hack your aoul for Hod. "I belluva eoclety haa a chance In the Karl Kea cum to buy back cf anul for (lod. I do nil bHova tba man deaerroa tha aanlenca he haa received." Mora than 1400 haa been raleed I'y a newspaper for Mm. Keea and hur bnlilea In the event her bus band must aerva hla term. High School Paper To Run Off Today aa proposed It would be unnecea-1 conimlaalon were J. I. Nowell, con eary duplication for Ilia Oregon ' suiting engineer and H. F. Wlggina. Trunk to parallel u for 77 miles rate expert. The testimony given Into Klamath Kail. We ahould i by Hooth occupied tha remainder Join with Htrahorn." of tha final day'a scaslon. Voices I'rotint, "It fa contrary to public Intereat lludd then aald Hint there were 10 n on 'l'Jr dominata a other possibilities for Joint con- "" uoo,a oociarea. - virtual ttructlon In Oregon and aald that!')' "r ,n Oregon al- ready la nuaer me innuence oi mi (V aldnred It barah to give the Union I Union Pacific ahould hava Ua own Pacific entrance into tha Willamette! entrance Into the valley. valley by way of tha Natron cut- Thla testimony amplified tha at the aam time Charlue Donnelly, I. wi a gravity of the ag er were explained, i eoii d calm, and threw a about kar latent huaband'a ir mind, da -"ag, t love you aH," aha t 1. agtslrnle Ilrod 0 lull for the an ahe waa re rn began their her. al twist prompt s' . to love three and cant two of period of little aba eoert 1 her In ' ary.a J tha' r i to ' In tun a th aha a rlthout lad (or hmira hy rilling la no new ly had kept her f a long enough ar girl Into hya- t her poise, a a, aa alio Inslst- 0 "mother" men It In defiance of rong. al pleaded not 1 of bigamy, al i her three mnr-rce. ipecu t I thortly, ahe anld. re la nothing in her stato hat Irdlca M alio will and ryli g prowlrltlea. MR OVER cD THIEF t. Oct. 14. "ho forces of law nercy have rlash tonvlctlon of Earl ill. who atole to t family. Court Kera waa i yoars In prlaon, ' fense." Feaa said ' ty. "I atola the t for my wlfo and it they are carod lly will go to prl 'I did wrong, but Job and 1 couldn't e h'a pica wldej t. h.iwl Iminoillat-1 ireformera clrclea, k It the . prlaoner " 4 f chnnco. j tert avo taken a hand itrug obtain a parole 1 I, who , to atart for prl-1 a. i - . "' etatemeat bitterly criticizing lanna, proaerutor, who haa ha intervention of "aontl--aona." .In the caae. the 0. Hause, puator of tho ptlat church, ' pointed aumher of oxperlcnc m who myaterloualy and added that It OURh the proaeciitor Inn to aet a rocord and convict lona. 1 honrt hua been a IncldonJ. In Joan RED GRANGE OFF FAN HERO BOOKS l.'lll('A(IO, Oct. 14. (United Nnwa) The rollicking victory over Harold "lied" Orange and company by Nebraaka during the flrat act of the 1825 footbull aeaaon. haa gono a long way towurda kicking hero wornlilp out of the good old aport. Which la why Intereat In big ten conference football thla Haturday at tarhea Itaelf, not to tha llllnnla lowa game at Iowa City, but to the battle between Korthweatorn and Chicago on Kiaxx field. Everybody bvllnvea the Muroona will beat the purple eleven, hut hopea they won't. If Nnrthweatern ahould amaah Ihe alata of, the dope bucket and wallop Chicago. It would he unheard of. Otherwlae Juat an other football game will have been plnyed. Norlhweatern defeated Chi cago back In IMa. when Paddy lirlaroll waa on Ihe team, and again In 191 when every other team waa doing It. During the games of all tha other yeara, Norlhweatern Mood moiit of the time beneath the goal poats. If the unheard of hap pens Haturday. It probably will be because of Ralph llaker. who la a player extraordinary. Coach Thla tlewalte haa been aavlng Dakar for the Chicago game. In the Carlelon lilt last week he permitted the star fullback to piny only a low min utes. Northwestern haa good reason to fear the heavy line attack ot the maroons and Coach Thlatlethwalte la bracing hla forward wall from tackle to tackle where the maroone concentrate. Meanwhllo out at 8lagg field. Chicago Is being taught how to meet an aerial attack for the war will be fought In the air. The race for the conference title has hardly started. Indiana la the only eleven which haa been elim inated. .Michigan beat it by an overwhelming acore. Thia week there are two conference gnmoa l-OKliles that between Chicago and Northwestern. Iowa plays Illinois at Iowa City and Michigan playa Wisconsin at Madison. When the results are In It will be time to speculate aa to what team may gel the conference title. president of file Northern. Pacific, conferring with William r'proule, president of Ihe Southern pacific, to obtain Joint use of the Natron cut-off for a Klamath fftitranca. that a almllar arrangement for i cltlaen of the state, developing the Oalra Crcok and , Partlaan. Wllst-n Klver rou,l was nrnimied. i H'a teatlmony had to . . . me transportation aituation vigorous protest ' . .... I'aclflc counsel . .t j,".., . Southern Pacific. Dootb appeared aa a witness for the public service commission of Oregon in the bearing on control of the Klamath country, but "aa a rather tban a Flrat lasua of the Klumu'h county high achool paper. "Klamath Krater," will be off Ihe press on Friday afternoon, ready for dis tribution. Five hundred copies of the paper have been ordered, the pnpr writ ten and prepared by the atudenta of the Journalism clans under the di rection of Mlas Muriel Nlihols. It has been made posslbla, ac cording to Principal Paul Jackson, that the newspaper could b edited and printed by the atudenta only through tha co-operation and aub- errlUllon doliatnH hv Ihn ImaltiMM ' - .. . ' ' ,..... I. A 1. .1.. Al "' " men or tne city. Although a email , ' " " ' elopment of Oregon had been held sum win do asaeu for I no paper, It la anticipated that It will not be a! "' '"d ll,leDdta ,c ' contracted debt for Ihe ech,.ol. I another case where Joint territory Don Flaher. member of the fac-!coull llB reched hr J,n con" ulty. Is assisting the students, serv- ,lr,l'"011' "pl"'a tiurcanaiier a summary dismissal off of the Houthern Pacific. Imply ing that Instead of running eroaa state from Crane to Odell. and there continuing on the cut off line, the atatlatlca and exhibits placed In the record Tueaday by J. W. Newell, consulting engineer for tha state commission. : This brought from Houthern which waa supported in I'.s conten tion that no evidence of thia ne-1 Klamath district. do with In all in the He aald be fav ored a cross-slate line for taking out the timber and declared dev- Ing as business advisor. vim. diuft ici:ady LACAIINO. (let. 14. The final draft of tha Ithlnnlsiid pact will be s ii bm I lied to a plenary session of the security conference Thurs day. Krperta have completed final 4rufls f the Franco-dermun and Ilelgo-Oerman arbitration treaties and these will be examined along with the pact. JOINT USER PLAN FLATLY REJECTED (Continue) from l'ife One) aimth; vkhhki, homk HOSTON. Oct. 14. The Arctic ateamer Penry, cf the Moc.Mlllan ex pedition arrived home today. h every dreaa nt Doe op, i:u Ho. 7th St. v 013 17 L i L ASTOD UAinla ail PRIVATE TOILET i; New, Modem tg District and Theatres I . Tariff from t.5( Buy Your Grocer ies at the Package Groceteria Best known nationally advertised brands sold in sanitary sealed packages only. You help yourself and pay only for what you buy and not for high priced clerks. There are no special days. You can come every day and buy at the same prices. Here are a few of our ovcry-dny prices: Carnation Milk, tall.. ..09c Kellogg's Corn Flakes 09c Best M.J.B. Coffee, 2 lb. tins $1.12 Ghirardelli Chocolate, 1 lb. tin 29c Royal White Soap, 10 bars ,........42c Folger's & Schilling's 15c spices 12Vc Best Cane Sugar, 10 lbs 69c Mazola Oil, 1 gal. tins $1.95 Everything in the store nt prices correspondingly low. Remember the lo cation. 1 802 Main St concluding testimony of the Ore gon public service cnmni!i.i'on In Its fight to o'.'ialn central Oregon rail competition and also further He program for an east and west line across the slate. The rebuttal of the Oregon Trunk and Southern Pacific companies was concluded and December 1 was aet aa the date for final filing of all answer ing briefs. lilac Chiefs Assemble. lUllrcad chiefs of all the warring factlona, officers of the Oregon commission and It. A. Doolh. presi dent of the Dooih-Kelly Lumber company o! Kugene and former chairman of tha atate highway commission, appeared to testify. Mr. Hooth has large timber holdings in Klamath. Hut Interest centered In the give and take between the opposing rail factlona and the vigorous araault made on the Ogden gateway decis ion made by H. H. Corey, chairman ot the Oregon Public Service com .mlasloi). .. . , ' "We maintain that central Ore gon needs competing rail aervlce," suld lludd. "Such service will con form with the transportation act In Ita plan for competition between carriers and will aid In preventing car Bhortngcs "There will be car shortagea In the future, juat as there will be railroad derailments. Railroad men know that ahortages are Inevitable. Where competing carrlora serve this condition Is mitigated. "We are willing to Join any line In entering Klamath Falls. That country la equally accessible to all and capital ahould be conserved In reaching It. If the Southern Paci fic takes over the Htrahorn line of the proposal revealed that the commission cannot hoe to bring Ihe two carriers together and that tile central Oregon war la a war to the final finish. Corey's testimony stirred the Southern Pacific attorneys to a noticeable extent. More WititeMftes Called "We. in Oregon are being offer ed In lieu of 171 miles cross-state linn, running esst and west, a 264 mile line In California through the Alturae cut-off plans of the Southern Pacific." said Corey. "The Alturaa route Is better than nothing but not adequate for Ore gon. We will still have an area back by the railroad aituation. ' In explanation of bla taking the , rtund. Hooth stated that aince the nooth-Keliy mill waa built at Kugene. It had paid $15,000,000 in, rrelght ratea and that 1.600,000.000 feet of timber had been cut for It. ! "I do not wish to appear aa being ' opposed to the Southern Pacific," ( he stated., "I merely think Oregon, needs competition, and the Southern I Pacific program ia wrong. If I was doing business on one railroad, 1 1 would prefer the Southern Pacific, j but every one will admit that com- : petition In rail service develops more Industrlee." j lie aald that when be located at j Eugene, a new outlet east was prom-: iaed, and he added that In the In terest of the state such a cross- atate line ahould be built. The : railroada. he added, are fighting I , V. VI.M.lh arrttn 1 . - I - , - ' " """( Lane county alone has more timber state of Ohio without a railroad line."- " "The Southern Pacific controla western Oregon lumber. They turn their back on the Portland gate way, when It would be more pro fitable for them to turn the traf fic through Portland than take It over the lone circuitous route, to Ogden. - ' J "When the I. C. C. ruled that all ' traffic aouth of Kirk, Ore., abould move via the Ogden gateway it satisfied the Union Pacific but It hurt the atate of Oregon. "If the I. C. C. were not quite so favorable to tbe Union Pacific j In Its Ogden gateway decision, the I Union Pacific would have to build 1 a line to get Oregon traffic. It I dca not have to build now to get ! the traffic." I Ilooth Testifies Other witnesses for the atate j than all the Klamath country put together. The atate ahould not lose sight of this fact, he declared.- Booth said he alwaya had con-1 Kodak Finishing that pleaaea all la our apeclalty. 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