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WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight nnii ilundiiy, ruin in wii,
probably miiu'v in miHlrrn portion
of ntiiln.
Wcp lEujenmn Herald
NEWS OF THE WORLD
BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
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J'lllrilllll Villi ((l jm;j(,
Member of the Associated Press.
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MIDNIGHT HI I
ic ni Mirm in
Id ULUfMLU 1
iii:i'iniMc( T.uun' iimki
hmummiiximtioxm Ai-i'iior.
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DEEP MYSTERY
Men, Women, Booze and
Cards Found in Rooming
Home; One Arretted
WMry silt round a raid made
Haturday nlnlit by eight nicii under
Hut liMilrmlili. (if John I'uriiell, pi
rlnl i.fflrer, on 11 rooming Iniumi nt
MI9 iui, insi .Main trm,, n,r,
insulted Ifrtlu, urr't of William
(Winnie, nlln;.l priqirlrinr Jointly
Willi II.tI .Mrlloimlil, umi ,P con.
flHrallon of several ipinrl, of nN
leged moonshine, mill' n quantity of
pin) lug iiril. The mystery Mm In
Hit fuct lliul ncltliiT Chief of lo.
lire WIUoil. Illstrlri All, .,.,
HtnrtiT or Jiuili-n of the iv.irf
(liiKhuK.b hail any knowlcilRe of
I ho affair technically, that la.
Tho raid n, mado on antliurlty
or u search warrant IxihmI January
2S to John Fnrnell liy Jumico
(laRliiini'ii at tho Inalanco of Deputy
DMIrlcl .llnrnry W. ,. Wlest,
which ilolcniili,! Fnrnell m u pe.
rlnl uffjrur. ami which called fur
Ihu almiiro of any "hoiiicmsdn
liquor" ami Dip arret of WlllUm
(lllmorn and llert (!. McDonald,
At midnight Saturday Hneelal
Offlrer Farnell gathered together
III raiding form which assembled
"ear I ho llaldnln hotel at hi, ill.
ruction, Those prenont worn John.
rjirniill, Waller (I. Went, Fred A.
Iluknr. Deputy Sheriff Marlon
Itarncii, Itev. 'otllnRham, Don Held
Iiik nnd Patrolmen McDona'd ami
Mclaughlin. Farnetl designated
Ihrm all "iipcrlal offlrer," distrib
uted ahort length ot gastrin a a
precautionary measure, warned all
pri'i.-nt of "tho probable serlouineu
"i mo nitair. nnn net form with hi
men for 1021 .Muln Mro.it. Tho
inarch wan made, hy n rlrculloun
rouln.
ttoino lllrmhiir Of Ihn ral.llnv
Iliad. It appear, worn heretofore
unawnro or the destination or tho
purpose of Dm raid. Upon their
orrlval, however, Famuli marshal
led hi force, pontlnn men at all
door, then mado n dramatic ontry.
That rnlern.illoii was general
among lliusit engaged In playing
rani In (he room may bo taken
from Fnrnell' statement that ho
pulled nnn man by tho legs from
behind ii bathtub whom hu bad
taken refuno. McDonald wa not
present, hilt Ullinora was arretted
by llarno. who accepted 1100 cah
noun rr the at air nppearanco In
the Juitlcn court at 10 o'clock (hi
mornliiR. Tho name worn taken of 31
WAHHINdTON. II. ( t.,l,
, StiOorlty meml-eri of dm
Ihiliiiln I'liiiinci. romiiilllen In
frninliiK now tnrlff rule for
farm proiluriH urn umlertlooil
lo h.'ivn approved tho rr'otiiitin-
iliillnim of (ho flmial.. Itninli.
nm AKrlniliiiryl Tnlrff bine on
two third of Ihn llninn Ihu far
mouldered. Tin no rale urn
nllRhtly lilrlmr ihati IIiom In
Ihn Kordney hill.
rnicK PIVM CKNTH
POPE PIUS XI.
PROTEST AGAINST
OCCUPATION TAX IS
MADE BY MERCHANTS
i
(fit) I'nuiirll Will lie llriiieMei or
lr.u...i . a.. ,..
..inn, .,i-ii-iiim'i irri'iniru
In IU. l'oflr
A priei HKiiliHt iho city ocui
lulloii in, levied iiRalnal all biub
m bmiHc, w roitie before the
city loiiiiill IrnlKht In Mm form of.'
ii r.iiet hy the Merdinnt' biironu
of tbn Cliiiinbcr of Commerce that
the tax ho repealed,
Tli bureau iirrlded pon thl ac
tion followltiR a recent meeting!
when It hr deilded that the de-j
rlnrcil purpone of I he tax In provenl
peddler from operatlug In I thl
elly Ha wllhopt effect, and that
tho tax merely took the, form of u
plan to ralim money for tho city. It
waH aliown that In noma lntanco
tho tax for 192S wa k..vnral htm.
ilred per lent falgher than for 1921.
Knuller merchant havn uroteii.
ed that tho tax 4 unflr In that It
take no coxnlranra of tho capital.
nation of any biulnei. tho amo
f previlllng whether a $500 or a
IS0.U00 .lock I, carrleS. W. A.
Ja,ckion, who conduct a imill gro
cery at 336 Koutb H(xth, vald that
bo bad paid a tax of 125 t tho
rlly treaiurrr, tbn amo amount a
Ihn largo grocerle worn riiqulred
In pay. Hu aald he would probably
takn flepior tho recovery of vtbl
um.
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er PRESIDENT
ENDS PARLEY
Six Trattico Concluded and
Olhcrs Pending as Re
sult of Conference
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ix mm hv ixniAXH
I.OXDO.V. Veb. fi.A mob of
200(1 Indlnn Natlnnallct al"
lacked pollen office at Chntirl-
Chaurl Fohruary 4 and killed
tli ii enllr.1 staff of officer, alno
tho watchman and elrlit armed
pollro ent a reinforcement.
ay a (elexram rerelred from
4 the (mill office today. Tim IwM.
le of thoro killed were Alrlnned
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NEW YORKER IS
, 'and burned.
DEVELOPMENT OF
THE WEED.KLAMATH
HIGHWAY IS URGED
lion, which bn contribute,! to hlo.nViecufi. Ai.nolnte.l in leci lvnh
Kry nix complelcd troatle and two ki..li... c n...i
WAHIIINOTO.V. D.
,Tho confernnce on
arinnmenta and far
C. IVb. C
llmllillon of
naatarn iiie
ether BRreed to In ilibstanee. H
ieoliilkm and 10 aeraoate or 'joint
i declarctlon of national policy, ad
journed today after tho delegate
'hid lBned tho treatle ami "I'rcal-
dent Hanllnc bad delivered
of .HurM-rrlmir
HcpreentlnR" the Chamber of
Crmmerco .ind the Klamath County
Auto nmoclatlon. Kred A. linker
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SUSPECTED OF
TAYLOR DEATH
Jealousy Motive Is Seen in
Former Engagement to
Movie Actress
1.03 AN0KI.R3, Feb. 6.Dolec-
tlvc today ore accklng a prominent
younc J.'uw York man, formerly on-
RaRcd to one of ihu beautiful ttar
U fllinilom, In connection .with tba
murder of Wllirara(bemond .Taylor.,
Thl mytcr opeet I rported
lo havo checked out of a hotel Ihn
day iho murder wa committed, and
CAItDINAI, ItXTTI. WHO WAH KI.KCTKD I'OI'K TODA.Y
IIOMB, I'eb. A. Cardinal Aclilllo Hon upon tho rrowd in St. IVtcr
llalll. ArrliliUSun nt Milan una ,.rn.'nnil retlrnl in ihn V'nll,...
VETS OUT FOR DRILL
llrvak Vow Mode Wlieii Kl-rr
Uih.1, I'.ilM, trp Hlrle
men and two women, who wcro pre'
mil.
Thl inornliiR wlion Ollmoro np
puared a directed ho found no re
turn had been mado on tho war
rant. Tho chltff of pollro had n
Pile of playlns card unit chip to
i.Viow, l.nt nolhliiR inore. Tho dli-
inn attorney nan only tlie infor-
A number of ex-jervlce mini who.
about Ihu llm tho K'alivr derided ho
bud lutportnnt bmlner In attend lo
In Holland, declared, o helpVin, they
would never clean another nrmv
rifle, yoderdny aflernoou In tba I.e.
rIoii room performed that very lank.
Tbeo worn volunteer for tho ex
hibition drill tu bo Riven In connec
tion wlh tho U-kIoii how on IVb
ruary 21.
Not only did they clean tborlfb,
but they performed Iho manual of
arm In a highly rredltablo manner.
Unfortunately, however, only enouRh
wero prenent for a "akulclon" (quad.
Drill will bo bald ncaln tonlRht and
evory ox.arrvlre man who oven think
hu. ran bandlo a rifle U requeued to
report
KVKIIVIIODY
mi
claimed n the clartcd I'opo thl
iiinrnlnc. Ho hu taken tho name of
I'lui XI.
Tliouaaud waiting in front of fit.
I'einr gavo n mlchty hout wluu thu
thin whlip of urny amulio rnmu from
Iho chimney le.'idlnc from tbn Slutlno
chapnl.
After 4I10 acroed AlRlial the new
I'opo wa acreptcd. and had nnuouirr-
ed tho nnmn bo cliose, Ho wa eneort
'ed to thn anteronm where ho dlxcard
ed hi cardinal' robe mid jmUIi-iI
by the ronrlavlttK, Iho papal vet
inent wero placed upon him. Later
ho bedownd liU first public boncdlc-
Cardinal O'Connell. Arehblnhlp of
lloitton, arrived hero Sin hour after
tho election.
Cardinal llattl wa for -reVcral
year tho I'apal Nuncio In Poland
whero Ills ilUchnrro of linnntlnnt ee-
rleratlcal function enrntil tho w-
teem of tho vnllrnn nuthorltle. nnd
bii-an-o of thl rervlce the red bat
va conferred on Juno IC, 1021.
Ho wna.born In Jelr. itur,, ?arcl.
.11, 1X57, For many year lie waa
librarian or t,0 AnUiro.ilan Library
and the Archive at Milan. Liitur hu
becairto Librarian nt the Vatican. Ho
remained In this poiltlon until hu
wn nppolnled Arrhblnhop nnd n.t
Blr.noil to Poland as tho reproscntn-
tlvo of tho Holy Kci.
kept '.n national honor, will mark
the beRliinlnr of a new and better
epceh In h 11 in 3 11 proRre."
The prcldent wa frequently In
terrupted by npplauie a ho refd
from Jil manuicrlpt. Ing applauao
followed when ho dlRreMed to ay
thn Untied fltalcs rejoiced jn com
mon with tho world that an under
Handing bad been reached on the
far eastern queitloit. Tho eutlro
party atood and applauded n ho
completed, then itood with bowed
head a the benediction wa pro
nounced. ,
road be delgnated a an all-year
blRbway and that iiifflcleot fond
be appropriated for tho required
Improvement. He will return
Tueidiy.
The meeting comes a an evi
dence of the purpose of the local
organization to co-operate with Sis
kiyou county for the development
of thl road, lpng recognized a
necessary to the development of
thn Northern California counties a
well a, to Klamath county. Iui
provement of the road, It has been
chown, will aid In the settlement of
lands In thl dUtrlct. as welt a dl
vert a large amount of tourist traf
fic from the Pacific highway.
LEGION TO BE HOST
Amlllnry to lip Entertained Follow
Inic llu.lmx. Meeting '
FollowlnR tho business leisloo at
tho regular meeting of the Amnrirsn
I-cRlon tonight, the Legion will bo
w7n i.' . . J '""'' wu,cn n,K,l l-AKBVIEW. Ore. Feb. . The
..... ... . ... IVKUUlr niecnnR. v ivespocal wool market 'I decidedly bull
UITi:i .MIXIW AT KI.V S.X(TI()X XoT ItlltTIKOMlVO
I'liut'Aiti: ,ro hi:koh:i fok im:mini-:v.iiiik.v.v.ix .match
"Oulildo for ilrlll-ut!v'
iniiilnu that had comb lo him dur
Iiir hi walk frnm homo lo tho
offlro.
Thu thlrty-ono mon and two wo
men nro wondering what dlapoal
Hon I to hu made nt their cime.
O110 of then mou I reported to
hnvn loft for oilier pari.
IICXI) IIAIIH OIL PLANT
FIIOM CCXTKII OF CITV
Ili:.S'I), Feb. C, Permission wa
refused Friday night by tho city
rbuncll to tho Union 0(1 company to
erect 11 dlstrlbullitK station on the
Hlto chosen near the renter of llio
city, Ilomonitriinro petition of near
by prnporly owur. tho nearness to
bcIiooI hulldlnRR nnd Iho oxpecled
movement of tho busliiou district
toward tlml part of town, woro rIvoii
nroasonH. 0. L. Tostovln, who rop
roRuntod tho oil firm, said u sltotout-
Klilii thu city limit Is IioIiir cniiHldnr
ed.
XI'.W IXDl'KTIIV HKKN IX
IIONDIXt! OF TAI.? MIXi:
r.O.VOUA. Cnl Fob. C. A poss.
bio now Industry for tlf statu of Oil.
flfornln Is indlratcd In Ihu hondlni; ot
n tnlo mlnu 0110 unil a half mile
north of IlitRby, .Murlposa county, to
H, F, I 'mi I uiul olhor of Oakland,
Tho inlno I tho property to Herbert
Bhaw, 11 prospector ot thin city.
Tho talc deposit Is ald to bn ot
unusual klzo, ranging In width from
six to too fent, and tho quality of the
nlc.no Is said to bo high Rriulo.
Tulc, besides lie Iiik used extensive
ly In tho munufneturo of'talcum now
der, I utilized nJ n luhrlrunt. It alt
ho I lined
papor.
KLY, Nor.. Fob. C Preliminary
work under way nt the nmelter and
ronrontratnr iit tho Novadn Consoli
dated Copper company hern Indicates
operations nt thn mluenjirn In bo.re.
xumed shortly. About lino former em
ploye of tho tomiiany havo arrived
at ivly from other r.tmps, ami It Is
thn general utiderstiindliiK that the
mines utid rmeltor are la bo oerated
at 60per cunt of normal canadty un
til tho copper' mnrliet Justltlcs pre
war activities.
Ni:V YOHIC, Fob. C Tho prrpos-
dl match between Jack Dempsey and
Kill Ilrcnnan tor tho .world's heavy
wolnbt boxing rbamploiMhlp will not
bo tolerated In New York, William
Muldnoii .chairman nt tho stain nth
letlc, commission, has Informed Tex
Itlckard, promoter. Plans had been
under way to hold Iho bout In Madl-sun-Squaro
Onrdcn March 17.
Itlckard. fnllmvlnt? Mr Miil.lnni,'
statement, snld nit his neuothllons
for tho bout wero abandoned.
and mothers of ex-terviro men r
invited to attend.
llocauso of tbe forthcoming mln
strcl show nnd dance, to be given
by the Legion on February 21, all
legionnaire ,iro requested lo be
present at tonight's meeting. Other
manors or importance alto are to
come baforn tho meeting. ,
fllllKS Cl.f II I.Ulli:i( TO
Wiaif ,J MALIX TIICItSDAV
Mls Helen Cowglll, slitto leader ot
KlrU' club projects, will deliver an
mldreu on "Thu Valuo of Club
Work" at a meollng In Malln Thurs
day evenlnng. Prof. John W. L.
Sinltli. of tho Malln high school, and
Frank Sexton, county club agent, al
so will rpeak. Sexton will uhow
slides of Klamath county club
achlevtfincnts. Other speakers will
talk on matter of community Inter
est. '
WOOL MARKET BETTER
HI
Lnlt-tlcir Grom
Prk-e of
Receive
Cent
ANOTHER HIBERNATING ANIMAL COMES OUT TO LOOK AROUND
In Iho manufacturo of
LOCAL AltTIHT HIIOWH
TAI.KXT IX WOOD CAHVIXO
WKATHIIlt I'UOIMIHLITIKH
Tho '8)lgbt duprosslon In tho biiro
mulrlo prnssuro last Halurday wan
pheccedod by another rlao and from
Kunday noon until this morning, no
further ehango look platu. Blnca
ll o'clock thl morning tho (iyclo
HtnrmnRraph at Unilorwnod's Phar
macy, iniH rogUterott n marked full
nnd whllu yot welPvwIlliln tho "fair
weathor" afea, Indication am that a
storm I browing, lo the South. -T'orocast
for noxt St'lioursi
DiHturbanrii npprniiohlnR from tho
South. Probably windy tonight,
Tho Tyco rucortling thurmoinoter
registered maximum and minimum
lemporaturo today, m follow!'
High ...- 8l
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A hlRh standard of arllstrv Is
shown III wood carving, In tho w'nrlc
of Winter M. Knight an halt n
dozen gun storks, photogrnpliH of
whlrh nro on display in tho Oun
Storo window, .
801110 nt tho carvlngn nro vory
olaborato. Ono iBhowa a Grater
Lake scene, yltli tho Island la tho
dlHtuuro ami u leaping aor In tho
foreground. OthorH nro animal'
bonds, blrdH and figure, all curved
wltlt careful attention to detail and
general proportion.
Knight Ih aloo n cartoonist and
artist ot considerable ability Carv
ing 1 a liotiuy with him, and ho
takos many ardor from thoso fa
miliar w,h, hi work,
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slH'Ar A GOtrVaTbBSA
t .
Ish, 20 cent having been paid for
several clips recently by E. II
Clark, representing Oelrlcbs. Oth
er buyers ore offerlnr Hi. ..m.
but Mr. Clark was tho first to reK
celvo a wire permitting the offer.
and ho lost n0 tlmo In getting busy.
Among tho clip for which 30 cent
was paid wero thoso of P. C. Mur
Pby. P. P. Harry. Denis C. Lane
and J. M. Flynn.
Notwithstanding that tho Itoston
market was reported by tho Com
mercial liulletln last. SaturdSy as
using tess active. local buyer gath
ered In numerous clips at 20 and
27 eents. and Monday they were
offerlag 2S cents. Telegraph wires
went down Tuesday, and It wa not;
' o yesteruaj mat communi
cation was again restored, and then
it was that tho Drico Jumnl in
30 cents.
The first clip to co wnr thn
of John Snyder, Uud Brown and
Crowder & Shedd of Davl. Creek
and Willow ranch, and nt i a
Harry and Kd Hartzoir. all of which
sold at 26 cent. Later sales of S7
cont wero those of 8. II. Chandler.
F. M. Green, George C. Fitzgerald
and Uoorge Slovens. Tbe clip of
Hunkln Lewi Is understood to
have brought around 27 cents. All
of those clip were purchased by D.
T. Godsll, representing Eleemann
Ilrotbers, nnd E. II. Clark, repre-
ontl8R Oelrich ft Co. However, it
I known that Charles Umbach,
representing Hallowell, Jones ft
uouald, wore, prepared to pay 28
cent for certain clips, prevlou to
the last advance, nuiT aro now able
to pay 30 cents.
The act reus to whom the sumect
was Engaged wa, a close friend of
the ttaln director, and In thl the
Investigator sco a possible motlvn
of Jealousy.
Funeral scrikt' for Taylor will
be .held toae afternoon In n
locrehurch, 'the wlion Picture Dl
rector' iiMoclatlon ha announced,
Taylor will bo burled In hi uniform
or a captain In the Drltlth nny,
which ho wore during tho world
war, and mllltar honor.' will h
paid by other Ilrlttsh veteran, liv
ing In Lo Angeles, It was stated.
LOS ANOELE8, Feb. . CUIre v
Windsor, motion picture actress, to
day revealed a threat by William
Desmond Taylor against Sand. Bha
ibid of accompanying Taylor to a
notei party within a week before
hi duath. She aaU Taylor was
talking ot tbe robbery of certala
jewel, which the police and Taylor
ntlribu(edlo 8ad.aeentia,..to-.
the police. Miss Windsor aald that
Taylor In thl connection declared:
"If I ever lay my hands on Sands
I will kill him."
Mis Windsor In discussing It salJ
that Taylor seemed rery determin
ed, "because Sands robbed hfm of
every cent he had nt tho tlmo."
"Mr. Taylor mado no secret of
hi plan to kill his valot," she aald.
"as ho told a number of neonle'hu
would kill blm It be ever cot hl
hand on him."
Ml Windsor said that she had
known Taylor for a long time, but
never very well.
That a woman wa Involved in;
Iho murder wa tho theory advanced
by Sheriff William L. Traeger ot
Lo Angeles county.
"From what I have been able tov
learn," the sheriff said, "it appear
lo mo that one. woman and one man
are responsible for the victim's
death. The woman supplied the In
centive and the man did tho alar-
Ing."
IIA8KIXH liltOTHKIW HOU.M)
OVKIt TO flUAXD JUIIV
Claude. Percy, Fred. Floyd and
Karl Husklns. charged with larceny,
on Saturday waived preliminary
hearing before Justlco of tho Pesea
Oaghagon and wero bound over to tho
Brnnd Jury. Plymouth Storms, hold
on a similar charge, was slated for
u hearing this afternoon.
IIAItPRIt k'nr. rv.1. ,....
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llam Desmond Taylor, film director,
who was slain at Lo Angelo Wed
neduy, lived hero for a short tlmo
a a young mun. He came ou
from Ireland with a. group ot re
mittanro men brought out bv 'ed
Turnley who. In 1887 or 1888.
formed tho settlement ot Itunnv.
meade In this county. Old residents'
hero iccall young Taylor, . He wont
back to Irolnud ufter a stay ot six
month at Ilunuymeade. He later
returned to the United States, but
did not come back to tho colony.
BRAMWELL IS VISITOR
Ktnto linnk Superintendent Hero to
investlgnto First Htnto
Frnuk C. Uramwoll, state auperln
tendont ot banks, urrlvod last night
to Investigate conditions In connec
tion with tho rccdnt closing of the
First State and Savings bank, and
nxpocts to bo hero for 'a fow days,
Mr. Uramwoll held a preliminary
oonferenco with tho committee, ap
pointed by tho Imnorlly stockhold.
its hub arioruoon,
Ho ttatod that bo had no public
statement to mako until hla lavestl.
gatlon bad proceeded furtbsr,
KTAXFOlUt filtAIMJATK'S 8TART
, diuvk fob t,oo,eoo.
' STANFOUD UN1VERS1TV. Cal,.
Feb. 6. Stanford graduate, and un
dergraduates and ortlctals hove start
ed a drlvo to ralsn tho rtri iiunn
dollars ot a fund which It U Aeaeil
win reach threo million dollars be-.
fore tho drive Is completed. The mon-
oy Is to bo used to augment tbb on-'
dowment of Stanford University.
"Much has been accomplished with
tho millions given tbn university In
its .original endowment," Pr4dM
nay Lyman Wilbur said at 'a reet
ublverslty raeellng.. "Ilutvwa havsi
Bono as far ua we can go with these
iuiius. 11 oiuniorn 10 goaaeaa k
must depond upon the love a4, the
generosity of lt alumni u,aad
friend." '..( ?Ai
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other eaMIe steady l f-1Hm,
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