The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 22, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextThe Klamath News a Ltbe NEWS United News and United Press Telegraph Services S r ( Every Morning Except Monday) fKASURE I CONGRESS rhance For IcNary Bill IS OPPOSED Provides for Ljoa of Co-Op. YOUNG INDIANS HIKF RIDE IN STYLE!1" n 11 1 Ilull-Ul IN SALE Or CITY PARK TO RAILWAY KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925 i - . ii , .. Price Five Cents Osage Brave Call on Uncle dam to ray Heap Big TraniporUtion WAHIIINIITON, Dec. 11 Tho United Hide government b frowned upon Ihe (no rap hi niud arnisatlon of III Indian wards. Two young Indlani recently wanted to return fruro Kansas City, No., to (bo (auga Indian res ar Tallin at I'awhii.ka, Ok!a. The trip by (rain would have rot them a toial of II. ol. Ilul they tir.nn AM APPF clluod lo uaa turn an am-lent mode j rKlCt. $7,5UU AN AtRt oi travel. Hiatitr inn trip in a ruiunitirrlal alrtilana an.l Ilia other! took a Uxlrab. 'Lorenz Prncnil New Act Ordinance Passed to 2nd Reading k-TOff. I. H.-rarm Da tariff appearao w SiSarv of I'regon. Iv -utreduced tha well LwHan "' Br rM aipurt corporatiop. I by tha adminta- L Rtpreaentatlva Dli'.k Laat of Iowa, leader L htm blue, prewntea Lt for a modified export Ui Cordall Hull of fcaarrat. took tne nrai aworntlc mora to open iMiini In tha pro- Lai at Introducing a hill a flexible provision, oi ui whereby lb praal- Lamvd to ralaa or low- Was so.rh advocating tarel that farmers na hi of a mora eubatan Mi that provided In Lail attending coopers- Laos, shlch ha desrrlbed Uall." Thla admlnla Iw. ahould and would L aaly without ohjee Uaa merely technical. a did not matt in rrlr hlvlmt to. as aald. la DO mora Li schema aa baa barn la u lha tariff. hUor leader aald thai auoerltv all over tha fn lot irua aa ha bad a bveatigatlon. hi it present sewrri. to mtivi to Florida un- 1 Tork aiorka and tha Ma." ha aald. kk kopoful that ha will il measure. Held, even lr U ed it) aVKary-llaugn bl.l. wd down coldly t pwstle mova for tariff btka la doomed tor a When tha rah and alrplana com panies presented their I Ilia amount ing to (241 lha superintendent of tha Osage agency refused lo pay on tha (round that tha companies flril ahould have obtained lha con- aanl of tha Indiana' kuardlant for aa of lha novel method, of travel. OREGON GRIPPED To Close Street Back Of Heat Plant LOCAL FISHERMEN SUGGEST CLOSING CERTAIN STREAMS Waters Are Mostly Inaccessible HELP NEW PLANTINGS Local Body Will Recom mend Opening of Klam ath Lake In Winter BY STORM KING A bill for an ordinance whlrh haa for lia purpoaa lha aale of Riv erside park o two railway com panlaa tho Soulht-rn Pacific to buy approxlmatrly alx acrea and the Oregon Trunk two waa read for the aecond time at the city council meetlnn- Inat nlkht. but the-alder-I men fulled lo avail themaelrea of .. nri.nr. nf ui ill It eater I incy LIVESTOCK MEN WILL GET HELP Loar Corporation to Have Representative Here In A. R. Campbell 'a..llal la tfimltl In lh mimii nt the llreatock men of Ihe Klamath. No liiugcr win may oe forced Into unprofitable aales. Tbla waa the word brought hero yesterday by Kenneth I). Oliver. head of Ihe rariflc National Agri cultural Credit Corporation, Ihe purpoae of which Is lo make llre if.r man ions: term loans. A. It. Campbell la lo be local rep resentative of the corporation. It waa announced by Oliver. And the concern la now ready to do buslncas. s The new corporation Is a direct fiuiffrowth nf tha needs of the live stock men aa shown by the effort i Ul UIO nil." ... i.h.ii.iu.u nnnw- clallon to market their stock on ai ro-operatlro basis. Many were forced to aell at a time lorced sale ere- " "" m-v. ated an easier or lower price. Man the Klamath Sportsmen s Any legitimate and known live- association at tha regular meeting stock man may secure loans through ' last night waa one brought up by tho corporation, A inree-year loan a ciinirauiinaiiuu num sm um.. la considered a long term for cattle- j Warden Averlll requesting Infor men. Bheepmen can also make . motion regarding streams and lakes loans through the corporation, but : which the association desired clos- It la understood their terms win baled at thla time shorter aa a general thing owing to TIMBERMEN WITH COMMISSION FIRE COMPANY HALTS RAD FIRE Last Night - : Fire which, if It had bsen per mitted to get under way. would have caused thousands of dollars of damage was extinguished last night at 6:4S by the fire depart ment wnen tney were ralieu to tne repair shop of the Dig Lakes Box company. Tbe fire, which waa caused from defective chimney, caused dam age to tne extent oi szdu The repair shop la located im mediately adjoining a ham in which there is stored considerable hay. Adjoining the barn are tbe main buildings of the Big Lakes plant. According to Fire Chief Keith Ambrose, had the fire teen permlt ted to make headway lrom tbe re pair shop to tbe barn the large ' mill building would have been ! threatened. ' County Board Gets Cruising Data 20c AN ACRE IS HIGH Bill Lee Claim Cruising Company Made $14,000 In the Deal clauae that It might be I the fact that their turn-over Death and Destruction Reported From Various Parts of State rank: riTRK TWENTY YEARS M. tsllf.. Poc. it. "I 1U serve aa a leaaon to El tlsrss who are tempt- with tha monojr of j'ri," Superior H. D. N Monday In aentonclng Ufas to four prison '' vesrs each for falsi- fx records. I'tlltTI.ANI), lc. 11. Ilsmage and contusion was reported from various points over Oregon Monday night, following tha heaviest rain- storm of the aeaaon. Klght rare of lumber were de- ..il.. i nnar linker. Ore.. when irarka gave way aoaking ralna. At Astoria Uie highway wna blocked bv landslides.. Mrs. HU- dolph ilaall was killed when an au tomobile skidded trom tna nignwuy and ran down a bank. iaui and communication lines were carried out In varloua sections Tha Dalles being left In darkness for a ltme r"rnm ni,ny P,,c" of lha Cascades snow waa report ed. Tk. .tnrrn made a log pond em bankment at McMlnnvllle give way. carrying out in ie "' In Portland In houra ending Monday I T Inches of rain was hcav :i ... heaviest fall since Nov ember. LOS ANGELES AREA BEATS KtAiwJ . .vr-.i-i i.-9 Ilec. II. The "V . ... I. areator area ol t-0 . kl ,. conibined f CM cago. Plttsburgn. in i.nmih Mo., accoraing prepd by Cl.iT .,.. i 411.9 aqusre mile., making It tn . a ariirM. largest in ... -- llarlln Is next miles. Bhew's repon -u.- rinnied. The ordinance, details of , which have long been discussed, "'nrovldes that no less than $7,600 an acre be accepted for the pro perty. Another bill, apouaored by the Lorenx brothera. to close Walnut .treet. Third atreet and two alleys. also was passed to Its seconu reading and will be conaldered la ter It was decided last night. l.o. that tha street commission ahull begin tho work of putting up .a the result oft street signs. Twelve property owueis night petitioned council for the n.vlnc Of Lincoln sirrcv Third and Fifth streeu. The mat- ter was referred to me t' on streets. Aa a result of the council's ac tion . last night, the ,ra to be audited by the firm of Itoblnson Nowell. Laat nlghfs meeting was one of tha quietest the aldermen have had , several months. A number of ,...ii..' neriults were granted. BH" havlna 10 OO WHO Ihe ..la of Riverside park explain. hat it Is "no longer tiu- park purposes." quicker. Ypsf prHav Was Shortest Dayi from t Knrt After much discussion It waa de cided to ask for the closing of Fish lake, northeast of Diamond lake; Maiden lake, three mllea from fisn taV- Odell creek, from Odell lake Davis lake. Crooked creeK the hatchery to the highway: vnrth Fork of Snrague river to the confluence with the main stream. Fish lake hat two years planting of Eastern brook trout, and Maiden i.i.. ... i. nieil with Loch Leven ... - . . 2 AWAIT ACTION OF HIGHER COURT Ted Jackson and Wm. Cole Held Here on Recent , Indictments . . ' Yesterday a mai raised the' col lar of his overcoat and shivered slightly aa be made hit way through the rain. "goon be spring," the man smiled. Then be mentioned tne iaci inn ,hl, Datt year, and it is aesireu yesterday, although It appeared;.. cloie these lakes for two years In order to give tne trout a "" r-'nift tr. ii i p, Texas, Dec. It. One ecmvlcta who aacapod ( um.nw .i.i. Cm waa f Monday and the anarch l"wri has been renewed rU. Potsea With blood- I"' sssrchlng tha coun v "Hies around and It la "t the enpture of tho ' at largo Is lminl- Jt Minute Gifts iU find in our ""any items appro 'w any person' of 1?nrr1itth PaDerS Plan Vacations LONDON. Dec. preparing for a three day. nrl.1 - W"'!"- ,.. day and 01ll ; , . coaod ex- telegraph """',,., busl- M tlr, "real .11 n" Chrlstma. m.t funereal , h, day moans a clear three ann a holiday fr ''" tll sort, from i v- " Monday morning. for Aa. nearly a. It J P , great c.iy. Kn",BD ;"mn, dy. A Middle Ageaon (hr. ". dKM king might o. -I . Kn)l,nnd l6 destroyeu j Sunday. penr again 'hsfor Drugs INC. '' h and Main. Democrat Attacks Enforcement Cost WASHINGTON. Dec. !l.-(Unlted ,,- acatuln attack on pra Ka otfh-ers. rum ..eu.h.nd dry organliatlon. and a protest .;., expenditure c, tund..o en- .m.U.H.bouseday hy lleprcsentative uam. . ...nniiKniin. crni, . . rharaed tnai m" w:;m,".q.nderTng" government w" . ' t..i. .vidence and ,X a' dry" -organlxatlon. -no;; ..mtl... of sraedy big The house rocked with lshter The now nnoratlona of "Penl ra'rrUt - two employe, of dence for arrest oi ........nt- local hotels, woo ... ly exonerated. noAratnr Slins - at-V.1 1 HrlaalarVflVr Thru Uud wiiiuow .. .. rfecarntlng the Club cato ia.o " .,WM1 ,t. Ho was glvinf v.... sllppea. , Whereupon ' rtecoral.ns-. yZZZZZ, Tot the ..trwM in-nred could not be learned. . much like many other days, was the shortest In the year. Today, from sun to sun, will be somewhat longer than yesterday. HELLO GIRLS TO HAVE BIG PARTY C. A. Pauley Present Fat Turkey to the Local Central Crew Hollo glrla" of Klamath Falls are not to be forgotten mis year In any sense of the word. Tonight In the rest room of the n.Mfi.. Telenhone & Telegraph company a tree with all the flxln's. presents, tinsel, lights nnu er,- thlng woTlh while around vnnai maa. will be In evidence. For the "hello girls" are having a party. So that every girl can be In on the party there will be substitutes mado at the switch board for the night girls by those cmpiojeu .- Inir Iho daV. There Is another good tlmo com ing when a dinner will ue enjo,u with the piece de resistance, a tur key presented by C. A. Pauley, of the Sanitary Market. Having been secretly Indicted by the grand Jury during Its' recent sessicn, Ted Jackson was laBt even ing taken into custody at Sprague river by attaches of tne snenii a office. tflie alleged driver of Convinced, somewhat against their will, that the (20,000 spent for a nu.ri.iM nf ion ooo acres of timber lands In Klamath county was too ' high a price, tne ooara oi county commissioners after a long session with tbe timbermen yesterday ad journed without a statement of what their future Dolicy would .be. After the session closed at 7 o'clock last night the county bad gained through Its commissioners a lot of information It had not had previously on timber eruising. While the county commissioners wanted time to look over the figures as pre sented by tne timnermen, u nau h..n rol.lv wall p.tfthliahed that the first S20.000, or the greater part of it, naa neen tossea 10 me mms. And that the most the county could hope to get back In taxes In one year was $2600. Tti. .attim. natonUhine fact waa brought ont that the commissioners. TEXAS BANDITS GET $30,uuu STRAWN. Texas, bee. 2 -Fou' unmasked bandit, .trodo into the Flrat Natlo.nl bank of I Strawn lata Monday afternoon, boat the .. . ,. in.tituton Into other official. and employe. In a vault and e. caped with 130.000 In cash and Uberty bonds. and The oanuiia - -; k .. exce..ent de.cr.p..on? of them h. e been given to pn. " " for the men has extended through out wesieru . iM T. B. Stuari, preiu... h.nk who wa. airucn -nans. . ., . ...olver head with .tne - - when he olforeo rcs.a..... - seriously Injured. i in n 1 1 rret-'av is habitat of amall trout irom oU1 Odell and Davis lakes, and fl5h of legal .lie ore seldom caught in this stream. Crooked creek Is rapidly becom ing an Eastern ' Wodk.tream nnd egg-taking will be possible there ..n nd for this rea- tntS COUIIUR - son It is considered desirable to close this portion oi North Fork of Sprague river ha been heavily Planted -I h JU la- bow. and the closing oi -----will give the fish a chance to ma ture. ... .s in addition to this It wa, .d to ask for the opening of Upper e" lD . . .j t .t. Kwauna tra, order that l" . .. ha used BA 2.r.ff?-.W' are at their nesi. , - " tor turning warm "" -, for toou. " winter months. tones are closed g .upply ''rnlB.h!d. b5r ' l0 many fishing 1 Quu " of the Inhabitants. Gov. Tagged Duck Falls to tneyne Jackson, the ai.egeu .- ------- -- . . . . . !h.r.b'1!,,i:reTver"Z;irs.ence of the plat, of the cruise of her life recently, faces a charge oi manslaughter. He was lasi oi8. trt th. ennntv tail. Officers said, hut in all probability he will be arraigned in circuit wu. fore Judge -A. h. Leavltt today. William Cole yesterday was re leased under bail of $1000. Cole, a prohibition officer, waa secretly indicted by the grand Jury on two counts. He la charged wlt,h as- t.k . itannmui weapon on sauu vinu - Leslie Congo who, a few months ago. he is said to nave u..u, -mVt answer to the aame accusa tion in the case of Frank Pedholt. proprietor of the Country club whom he la aald to have beaten over the head. , .rr.w Tkmuil Cole yesterday emphatically den- 1910, which was shown by the new $20,000 cruise to have Deen on not more than three and one-halt per cent. . ' Crnlso Forgotten "l did not know that this record of the old cruise was on file or t would not have approved of the motion for the re-crulse," .aid Commissioner Charles Martin. "I have been around here eight years and never saw It," echoed Unmrnlnlnnar RllTTAll ShOTt. "When I wanted to know aooui timber assessments they gave me these little books," adjoined Judge Bob Bunnell. He Indicated the folders in which were entered only the names of property owners. D. V. Kuykendall as attorney for the various tax paying . timbermen. . wild duck, on which was band sarin turned cal aurvey. county orcr to v. gU was XiUed at Spring about nine """"' ,. what urii'ifMIKIIi l l.(. " " . ...-I.. nRNOH A.UK: J';-, V.Tjmour ed Hre--"'" " tonight In packing company ne , 'minister of formed Do I" ...fc mnloyed agrleullure. that a e E. l:r..raArIo'rCra,ncom. nuuimv" .... ..iiinirrriiii PT 0tZT Zov ,ml of"!"' eglng that kovr Blivnnce speculating- in whert. . Information oi nient crop report. ..rcgrols" Th. packing 'n;fsnfll0 0,?0nder the Incident, and .M" " has been snapen." . k WM The report sent M ,n mlin,CB. NKW MASONIC ORDKIt. tns ANOF.LES. Dec. 21. (Unlt 'ol Jr-A new organisation to ed 1'res.i ' . scone haa women. . , , j. ,unV.l. Membership of the n" ' ! I?made up of women whose group l na" vv. lir.her are husbands, son . der It .rrillnteu wm.i . , ..,,. Vii mke the P ace oi u. KANSAS 1-OSHS ...mM til. Dec. St. The fc ...rn eager, .wamped tho Pine Inspctqrs Open Meeting nere . r the California White and Sugar Pine Manufacturers as ao"n "or this dtatrlel met her. yesterday for a tnreo-r: m WW i -ote. and today tnev wl meet at Pelican City and ie-ene in Klamath P.IU tomor- row, . ,v,. insnec- V B. Johnston i ----- om II. tor Otnera p... .. 1 . Charles M. Oll- Slms, l. . e j0i,n.on ver, i ... - and V M. Johnson. . 51. The Wll near the xero -- , 'Kt heavy rising rnpiu.j, . -- . rainfall over the week-end. Fall, by Alex -w TrTXt. will be sent to 'J16' "a m- Henderson said. dying, will M d k Bea- -fi,bg: up on. - Mnenl Decision Almost unanini" ,nvr,fI Dec. II. Absence oi ..Vt. option in .be hou. oi common. Monuui' ..,,in to .eague of nation. Mosul dec l.lon be accepted by an u..- jorl.y of W to . . ..,rms the The league s o- - , n right "of control " J Mg.l oil field, unde government, which wm ed under the Brltlshjmindate- resterday empnaticauy m- lD various in !."" toil he ever itruci retu... - itu .... - 7. ,J ls contention that the ment In which two point, were set .reiterated tls .en'- . ... ,.,,, Th f Th.t the nrlce paid for the cruise was entirely too high. The second: mar, ine resuiia of the cruise did not warrant lta continuance. A third point, that It was noi equitable to assess the re-crutsed 100,000 acres on basis ot tbe new figures until all the county tlmoer innds had been re-crutsed was scarcely touched upon. Kuykendall held that the county commission waa not authorixed to act on this point. The Increase on the 100,000 acre. la not on the. rolls for 1925 now Do ing completed In the assessor's of fice, but this item would not amount to much more than isuou it was shown. Jack Kimball, representing too Weyerbaueser and other timber ln ....(. mniirierf Kuvkendall'a statement, as to what was pos sible to do In the way oi crui.ms prices. . Done lor .r iv. .Aimtv were to set ten .. . a a. the maximum price cenui u 1 " ., of this cruise for which they paid twenty cents, the cruising nrm ui Edgar and Cullison wouia oe um- ders." said Kimball. "The same joo (Continue)! On raa rwoi .v if. C. ia aho o, ...... vm uec. KANSAS ' ''" ,3 degrees The mercury slumped to above xero In ;..,,,. da. of day, making U tho year. ' , predict Weather bureau o flclaw P even, colder temper.tro tor u day, th. shortest day of the yea reiteraieo - man was struck by a pacing an- tonioblle. Reaarding the Congo snoouog Cole said he was "willing to taao his chances. Congo was .hot following vo. officer, said was an au chase during wmcu Congo threw sau ia- - car Congo lnsoiea cur. r i ittvntifrh not the case. Congo, soot "---the shoulder, wa. in the hospital following the affair. , M.Pfiirfi Forces llltvun - ----- . Extend Energies Were you one ot those to com ,aln to the postoffice or the peat Sa yesterday because the pack ago you expected front Aunt ag m Roseburg d on i " 'card you thought ahould he In your box yesterday from Se WUT If yau were mere " coming to you from P-"- John A. McCall who apparently received chr..t- mail. could heavy in ... ....... 0,y make on oe.., - ants carrying pacs.s distributed r-- Chrlst- Don't forget tne - ... for Santa Claus In roai- y distribution. RICHMOND SAYS OREG TRUNK. SUi"- n 1, a question of time and time i. io 0 D. Richmond, only, according to , 0. u. Tnmk r -hen ;v: ZTolZo t-- -eld Klch- U.?. Tommerce commlsBlon which state Contmerce returned Mteta". ZlTn called Into con- wnero n .... ferenco by office'. ' Wet Feet Sickne Dry Feet - - Health Rubbers In Our Assure Dry Feet and Con tinued Good Health For Those Who Wear Them And, Gold en Rule Values in Trice and Service. pLr.t:C(?RPl In the Center of the Shopping District rmnFR '""th Falls, Ore. j day nig". llllll . - ays.