The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 16, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWi'tlni'stlav. Hoc li'2.' Page Tw6 ':n"o0w"h,"K,on' where w' I Deer Causes Auto Senator I'ruio of Maryland, a i drlpplni wet democrat, had beeni Liyiiu I'm with a sheet of figures fit iitf rnnnlnp 1 1 . num. lint R, ur Mix-Up at Yreka YHEK.V. t'lil'f.. IWC t.- (Contlnucd from rage One) l'nite.1 Nothing I. more potent thin , r' . .u'.r , .lv ,lf , itorint" which Jt ciw-iuintored oil the ! drunkenLrss from tho ehlefs of po- ,.. ,,n,,,.i ,i.t,.nlv In We submit ll of l-e cities. The m-onl'. , .,., uhl,.i, wil'lanl Kastllrk Willi thetr wives Tho .iiitomnMle MrurR 1 glsitle fait, ho pecan. " I have' obtained the nunieer of arrest for ' KB rner r.Mru.. - - .... irotll ol u ni that the law under which the an-1 show t arrests in the nistrl.-t ; am t ,st,,r ( nitration ts made was intended to if I luinhta durlnK the last tle . .,,,, prevent carriers from atlemptlnR I years have steadily Increased. r-! tho W1U wntrI,., r,etely to satisfy any filing of disappoint-; rest, in u: toiaiien o.i; lu I around ly the linuact. an ment in the munner here proposed. ;.-. in u-j, ,-o.; in ni.i, Then the Oregon public service 1 S.1S6; and in 1S14, 10.264." commission adds ita voice to the t5ooi Work. final argument as follows: I "That shows our prohibition We believe the power privilege agents are doing good work." Wll- and the monopolistic control uow!ts retorted. sought and asked by the Southern. .., am ln,ormed ,h.t ,,., ta Pacific is beyond the authority of WashlnR.ml Iast MBrfh were ,,.. the transportation act. quite con- ,a l(mo ,n rohiD,. trary to its spirit, and offensive toj d;V3 .. ,JrU(.e (sed tne aeiiious uu hipiuwub . i preme court, as well as offensive to ; ttu ftered coni.lder.lMo dumaito when a tire was ripped off and a wheel Jammed. As the tire was torn from its rim an Inner tube exploded. The report apparently frightened the) deer, which bounded down the road and disappeared. The aniiual apparent ly was unhurt by the eueouuter. M.Kellar interjected that per- EDUCATOR TO SPEAK AT MAL1N, MERRILL th. JndgmenV and espetU-nce of this taps the largest number ot arrests now is due to the fact that drunk- The Southern Pacific and I'uiou amies was not considered a crime nently known throughout the s:a:e Poelfic seek to further extend mon- before prohibition. as an educator, will address the K. F. Carleton of Eugene, pronil- opolistic control by refraining from! "From the amount of drinking Merrill and Malln high schools to- competing for Oregon traffic. Not only does the Southern Pacific seek to acquire other competing lines, but it aska this commission to deny the Northern lines access Into the Klamath basin. Manifestly the am bitious program outlined by the Southern Pacific, and to some extent j oringn(t chuckles from at least, aided by the Union Pacific.',, Baiieries. presages a combination in restraint , . - as any proclaimed against by the ! Railroad to Stage United States supreme court. Lumber Haulage Since timber traffic is the prime goal of the competing, railroad sys tems, considerable attention is given this subject. going on around there now 1 am : tiay following tnc cancellation 01 constrained to believe drinking is the forum luncheon of the chamber not considered a crime here now," j of commerce where he was ached Bruce answered. j uled to appear. "It used to be that a policeman j Kor 13 Se',r Carletun served Instead of arresting a drunk, would " assistant state superintendent of take him home." McKellar added, public instruction, then making his the floor Home In halem. with the cfferlng of the city sup erintendent's desk In the city schools of Kugene. Carleton spent i the following three years In that YY i rfl city.' tor tne past two years he lilStOrlCal JLOUrbuj served as field representative i of the University of Oregon. Finance Minister ' I of France Resigns j I'VKIS. lire. li il'M-ud N.'aO . t'tiiniu'rt Minister Louis l.emheurj lu fallen amid the rulus of his elnhoraie plnn to save the ftone, re halitlltstu Kn-nch finance and rv-l store the ronridenee ot the inawes. .Meanwhile tho frail.' ha i slipped further Into the abyss of Inflation. Premier Urland and Ihe remain-j di-r of his ministers remain In office, j They must select a successor to. Loueheur, whose rxperlmi-nt of ill-, plying the cold li'gir of a business j man to a national financial erlals ftiilvil, and caused him to resign! Tuesday evening. I Stubborn aversion on the part ofj Frame to rigorous tai.i(lon such aaj Uueheur proposed, rnuscd his fall, j The section of l.eucheiit's sehenio toj which repeated and peclfle objec tions wvre made would have Impos-J ed e.aoil.Utlll.OOtt flam s addillolial ! taxullon. The minister's letter ofj resignation anva of his plmis; These projects show the reul slt-i uatlon and tho road to an end of our flmiiKial difficulties. They meant heavy enrritlte. but they ware nciuasary." Try a News Class Ad. O. K. S. card party will be held at Masonic Hull this evening t Wed nesday a scheduled. Members of Masonic orders are cordially in vited. IMS PORTLAND. Dec. IS. (United Press) Government officials, his-i ,,,,,""r' rn.r.i. mi-inn srriir.ra nnrt student will! General charges of cru?l and In- The Northern lines say that "the k. hrouaht toeether bv the Oreat I human treatment, and specific ac- time has come when tho timber re- Nortnern RaWay company to form I cusations of a grave nature, are sources of these regions are in de- a (;iumbia River historical expedi- j contained In a divorce complaint mand." and that "these timber re-tion to ,ho Oregon country for ded-l'i'ed yesterday by Mrs. Clara M, sources are amply sufficient to sup-, lotion of the Captain Robert Cray i Collman . against John II. Coil port the railroads proposed, so thatj memorial next July, according to , man with Lloyd DeLap. clerk of the tne umDer is aepieteo tne agn-Rar)a Budd, president of the Great , circuit court. cultural lands may be developed and made productive." ,' To this the Southern Pacific lands a solar plexus blow by claiming that Northern, upon return from the Mrs. tollman, who insists ehe lower Columbia river city. always was a fulthful wife, do- The railroad company plans to'CI,r- mna 01h charges eon- eather a distinguished srouu of vmuminoui compiaini. the Northern lines are only interest-j ea8tern and , of ahoutithat she entertains fears as regard:. ed in denuding the country of its forest wealth as quickly aa possible without .. consideration of reforesta tion, concluding with the statement that "the coming of the Oregon Trunk will plant no new trees nor make existing trees grow faster.". Conslderabla attention also " Is given to use of the Portland gate way with the Southern Pacific pleading the right to be permitted to show results of Portland gateway use after completion of tbe Natron cut-off line, while the Northern lines sixty students, representing sixty ! ner Personal safety at the hand cities of the east for this expedition. ! Dl uusnann. which will center at Astoria aud : Tne couple was married In Champoeg. with numerous stops at j Klamath Falls August 23. J923. historic sDOta westbound. I There are six minor children, of f Kraft i whom she seeks the custody. The sixty students will be win ners ol BL'SOOl oraiurieui conuesis uni sr . i.rtr.. pafjv v. the subjects of early Oregon history niUC3 WHILt in their respective cities. FLORIDA KLAN HUNTS Labor Conditions Are Good in U. S. -contend thalfctiierp-laroo reaaos e-)i ' I Leonard Kip Rhlneland anticipate 'greafcrVus oftoe skeM WASHINGTON. Dec. . 45v-rEin- j lda her site.r. Mrs. C XEW ROCHELLE. N. Y.. Dec. 13. While Ku Klux Klansmen searched for the Octoroon lride of Leonard Kip Rhlnelander in Flor- race Miller, way in the future when the South- Ployment conditions throughout the ' protested Tuesday night that fhe ern Pacific has failed to use it under! country are generally satisiactory tormer Alice Jones was In Con- equally favorable rate structures in tbe past. Oregon Heard From Tbe Oregon public service com mission raises its voice to declare that use ot the Portland gateway by the Southern Pacific Is impossible under the Ogden gateway agreement between the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific, and insists, that only a cross-state line will fill the needs of the state. - The Southern Pacific maintains its opposition to entrance of the Nor thern lines into the Klamath basin, while the Northern lines continue with no appreciable unemployment, except in the anthracite coal fields in Pennsylvania, the labor depart ment reports. Though there has been little in crease in the demand tnr labor during the past month, the large volume of employment reported in October was maintained in Nov ember. Normal operating ' sched ules are in effect in most ot the major industries. The textile Industry is showing Improvement, particularly In the south, where the mills have been miarnttnp nn nnrt HmB .pKaSnl., to offer support of any joint con- on account of he drouln structlon program. The pnblic serv- tons ern lines In this respect. These briefs will be studied by members of the interstate commerce commission, and either a supplemen tal hearing before the commission as a whole will be asked or an order will be Issued covering the con struction cases involved. WET SENATOR OPENS BATTLE IN CONGRESS (Continued from Page One) before we passed tho Volstead act, and we saw 100 drunks on the Wkt Pretty Girl Did for Sick Stomacli ' ' ' TZ W-4 7. Miu E. Kick el Brooktya, N. V,' ssys: "I don't know what the cause was, bat every few days my itoniaca would feel all bloated up with gas, my appetite was poor and I felt tick to my stomach to say nothing of bead aches. "1 never thought of ming CantrY Little Liver Pills until nothing seeined to help. After using Carter's I fell relieved at once and now as soon as my stomach talks back I answer wits Carter's and hive the Ian word. - Recommended aadfosal bf tjnig stores. 250 - ,.,? .. (Adverttaement noctleut, seeking mental rest after tho trial In which the wealthy New Yorker failed to cancel his marriage. j Before ymiBtuH I or Buy a Home i ' , J "CheckTSeal J I Electrical Wiring K v Uhlig's Electric Store Phone 234, 1026 Main St. Headquarters for 'Check' Seal Goods IISTERIN THROAT TABLETS UMSU7 HtiMUATA, Vf-.is-TIWtf.SfgtV Fresli I Xmas Candies 1 N g u ! F F " I '? i! 1 SQI ARR DEAL PRl'U S , I Next to Pine Tree 9 m Theatre. Q I,, " Roberts & Harvey " Hardware for Hardwear 422 Main St. , Phone 173 Chriitma Gift at Pitcher Price ' t In dupUying out Chtiitmat sfifts we follow llio tame pol icy thai we have followrd in the patt at regarJt piicet. They are tin lowetl possible. Vlien we putcliateJ Lhiittmat oflrtingt lor our new tluiet Katlrtrd Uuoughoul Watliiiig tcn, Oregon and California, nur unilrcl Huv'e iwmer made ' it poille to huy'ih, quality mei.1,.,1;.. lowett nonlliU r..; .... e"i. Will du well to do your mat thOMiina tiuki i this itotr.k Our .....J cumilet and our pnJ tnuuee you lo buy, W n however, thai yJ around anj compatr nJ uite witit outi, and ll, here. 'wn ratlyt Make this the best Christmas you ever had. You can, if you buy . Ta ar . - ' rilchers. Make this your Christmas Headquarters. Mj): Pikher's Hosiery for Women Our stock ot "hosiery cootlm ot all QuallUca-Bayon. Ryon HU allk. and all silk. Kllhar sml- fashioned or tult fashioned. -lnall tho.wanled shades.. Stntsst " Price 19c to $1.98 Group iW There Is notlilngj nomcnal conrutctci Tilcher value. TtJ just honest values ate mujc pouiblc larce purcluulng Tilchcf atotes bJ group. Where onf buys hundred., PI buvt thuutands. Intake, lower ptl Pllchct's.. reoplj - have teen out rnd dse appreciate thd and the money 4 .for them. . Silk Underwear Misses' Dress Shoes! P.'.t.-nt I ath'.r al.O'J tof 'i i .. .... ...... ... I .1.1 WA i ;. ! c-ie atirp t tin :' lluairu'.i-J rV. W:v:: Price $2.75 to $4.3 Boys' 4-Piece Suits Price 98c to $9.90 Hand Bags 1 M lilt T Handsome hand baits, as Illus trated, eomo In an nssortment of leathers from pin seal to naterit loa hers, other bags aro hand tooled. Price $1.39 to $11.50 RA ll riLCHEA I ca 11 I .' -v..' L The boy still certainly like a lull at aervleeahlo at (ho one HluHlrateil here. l)t very good woolen ml I urea, well tailored and fashioned alter the atyles predominating ihl aenion for boys. With gol aud full lot. flu trousers, tilzon; , Price $4.98 to $20 Turkish Towels Nice soft nbsorhont towels ihut will dry well and stimulate clr culallQn. A gift cheerfully re ceived. 23c to 98c Don't Forget Our Toy Base ment. It will pay you. It-APILCHER; CO INCORPORATED.. , department Stores