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WEATHER FORECAST
'lONMIIIT AND TPIIHDAV, I'Aflt,
1,1011 r TO lll'-AW IHOHT
IN MOItNIKO
NEWS OF WttfllLD
BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Member of the Associated Pres3.
I'lriiiiiih Vein-. .so. d'.'iMt
KLAMATH I'ALLH, Oltl'.OON, MOND.U, PltlL 17, lltt:
i'lttCH KIVH CKNTM
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Senator Would Hold Gen
eral Scmcnoff Responsi
ble; Russian Is in Jail
WAKIIINOTON. III' . April 17
A m-v. i (implication ,vit llm pre
'in ii nf (Iniirrul (Iri'Riirln Mouifiioff
In (hi imintry nronii tod-iy when
llm nemilit liilnir (niiimltten nought
In MilipiMUl III Hi) lliti'ittlgallon of
llin I'lirn. Hullo llnklimi'leff, llin Inst
iin'N'illli'd Uiihnliiti mil li.mninlur III
llio I'lllli'il Hlnle, mill fiiiiuil n
right to ilu mi lonlrmllrii'ii under
llm ii.iiilin of "diplomatic Immun
ity "
At tln ii i mi' limn, Senator lloruli,
Who began hi inmiillllcit IliM'ntlKu
linn In mi endeavor In develop
whether (li'iivriil Hrmelinff should
lin ipi( rlril, telegraphed Now Vurk
IlllllllllltlllD. llkllK whether tlllTII
w.i ii ii)' way in punish llif former
CiiMi.ii'k chief ' (nr llm murder tif
AiiU'rli'iiii MilirrH In Hlherlu "
To Pulled State DlStrlrt Atti.r
iii'y lliiyward nt Now York, llnrili
bciiI I It In iini'riwir
"I I turn nny piiKilliln way liy
lilrh Humennff, now In l.inllnw
Jail, run Imi held riipoiiiill'ln fur lint
iiiiirilrr of American roMIrr In HI
IhtI.i? Tim ovldenvo aotMiia very
clear "
WAKIIINOTON. DC. April 17
MiiKRifitliin that Ornnrul ticiiicuoff,
now In nil In New York, wa en
toiiin to Pari to meet tlm drum!
llukit Nlrhulni tn plan a counter
ri'Voliitluii uKnlniit lli soviet ri'Klnm
In Russia, m made by Immlgra
lion limpcrlor airbrick at Van
ioiimt in n report of tiU eiamlnn
tlun ut ititiuitiinff.
LEGION PLANS DANCE
Two Onliinlrm. Will IVinlilf .Muli
Wednewbiy .Kti-ilInK
Two I'lrhontra will provide music
fur tlm American Legion lialt to lm
held nl lint Scandinavian hall UVi.
liimil.D- evening. April 19. A nuinlior
of iinnili-al specialties Mill also l"
ringed.
- Tlin Legion linn tnnitit ambition
ptiinn for lint affair, wlilrli proinlM-n
tn do unit or (tin limit mirrcHKful of
tint m'ukom.
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Infill nml Si'mIiiii llolil In KIiiiIkIiIi'ii
Onl I'ntlni; yui'-llon
An liifornul nii'ntliu; of tlm lh
imiiii'll w.ih hnlil Katiinlny imnlni;
In nnlitr to f.iclllliilit llm p.ivlm: ipim
lion which will oinn licfnrn llm rcc
it In r ini'iillni: IiiiiIrIiI uIicii a con
Irii'l will ho uwnnlttil. Tlm to Mil
lion urn V. I). Mlllur, local conlrar
lor, nml Urn Warren CoiiHtnutlnn
iiiiiip.uiy.
Wlilln Mlllitr Niiliinlll'cil tint lowcnt
lilihi, ti'Clinluilltli'N iiroKit which inailn
II pomIIiIo for tlm award to ko to tint
Warrmi lonipnny. llutti lilililum wuro
ri'pri'nlil hy lend rnuntidl, ami tint
llllllIlT tWIN lIlHVUHHl'll at moiiio IciiKth.
;ii..i han:ki.M)U or
rvriiiAXS is VIHITOII
l.lnf H. FIiiniiIIi, Kraml chnni'ulur of
llm KiiIkIiIh of I'ylhlaH, who Ih miik
liiK ii n offlrlnl tour of OniRon IoiIkhh.
nrrlviil last nlfiht to vlnlt tlm lorul
IiiiIku. A Mpoclul limiitliiK will ho hold
lonlKht to rocolvu Urn Kniml iIibiicoI
lor. WUATIIKIl IMMIIIAIHMTIKH
Tliii'liaromotrlo pnmHiiro Iioh boon
rlHiiiK hi onii i ly
hIiico 'i o'clock )'oh
tonlay afternoon
mid nt - p. m. to
day the. Cyclo Stop
lunKraph nt Under
wood'a I'hiirmacy
roRlHtorod .10.I1U,
tlm IiIkIichI point
tpuchod In over
flvo weokH. Condi
Hohh aro more
favornhlo for Bot
tled weather than
I hoy lmvo boon nt any thuo durliiK
that period.
Porccimt for noxt 24 hnurn:
I'alr: continued cool, with modor-
uto WllldH,
Tlio TycoH rocordlnR thormoniotor
roRlBtorod maximum and minimum
tumperttturen, today, n follewa:
High 42
, I.ow 12 .
I
in onus
-i r rn
,MAHH,nti; or miiiiht.
i..s on iii.ack hi:a is
iti;roitTi:i in London
LONDON, Apill 17 A cri.iil
tiro mill iiiiinniu rn of rhrlntlmui
nt Hiimnoun, mi llm Work Kim,
count nf Aula minor, with In
prngrcn nliiit day ago when llm
llnllali nteamer llurlillit left
tlmrit, llm Mcnnier' officer r
pnrlril nn ri'in lilni: l'airan,
(Ii fii it, Kiiyit an AIIiihim iIImpiiIiIi
In tint Loudon Time
WAR ON WESTERN
PINE BEETLE WILL
BE OPENED TUESDAY
Tit,, Ciiiiii hi lit i:lnlillliril for
'Iriilnlnu ut Hmi(ih
anil I'iiiImtw
War on tlm plim lii'otln ulll uliirl
liiiiinrrnw. Mhi'ii two rimpi will lm
opuimil for lint triilnlnr; ami In
ntriK linn of crnlitor.i nml tpiitlirii
lm will hi'arrli virtually nrry arm
of llinlK'rcii liiiiilj In thin li-rrllory
fur "Imik Irri'ii '
Dili ramp lll lm opcin'il nt I.oiik
I nli n hy J I' Klmtull, licail of tlm
Klumntb Kur't rrolrcllvo iihbocI.i
lion, tint orKiinUntlon wlilrli will
liiivn illrci linn of llm proji'ct, Tlm
iillnir ramp will lm mtatillithi'it by
llm linllmi mtvIc-o nuar Ati;oin.i,
ttlmrn mi'ii will tin tntlni'il who will
work iiiiiIit that ilitpartincnt nml
iimli'r tlm t' 8. fnrrnt norvlcn.
Knllori win proli.ility not lm nvnt
out ti"frn May I, arcorillnr; to J
I". Ki-nr, itntoinoloKliil, who In ron
nrctril with tint office.
A J. Jamlck V H. fiirrnt surv
Ico itntiinmliiRliit, nrrlcil hero rn
ri'iilly to nutlut In thu work.
FROST SURVEY MADE
(iniHiK I'm Iiik I'ri'lilnii tv Iti-Milt
of lU'ii'iit llainnKf lo Thin
MAN MCUNAHDINO, Cnllf , April
17. I'rolili'iim confront Ini; cllruii
xrorr It Cullfornla nrn thu froiitn
riimllllmi of trrrit mid Intcmitt Kraft
InR on illnc.iji'il trccn, nrronllnR to n
pri'llinlnnry mirxcy of cltrtm or
chard hy W It. Kchoonovrr of ncliool
of iiKrlrultiirn of tlm t'liltromlty of
Citllfornl.i nt llcrknlny.
Tint riirM')' xmiwrd that lUimiKn hy
tint rcci'iit f renin vnrlcd Krcnlly hut
wan confined nlinont entirely to Ihrra
or four Jt'.ir old treen Mnny of llm
ireeH nrn froii'ii ilon to the rootn,
iicrorillnR to SrliiKinincr ,nnd tint
prohlem .1 whether to attempt to
B.ivn tlioiiii tri'i'H. or repl.int
COUNTIES SEEK FUND
IjiiiiI Settlement Colonies I'mpoMtl
fo,- .Vorllirrn Ciillfomlii
IIIMMUNII. Cit , April 17. Hlato
land ni'lllcmcnl tolnny for e.irh of
tlm flvn northe.iHt coun'tleH Simula,
tilitklyoii. Trinity. Minloc and l..mnen
will lm tlm aim of the Northern
California Count lea mjuii-l.illnu If
tlm M.niiii.mii) land Mtllcimmt Imud
Uaiio ciirrleK at thu Nnvemher olee
lion, arcordlliR to Ihldloy V. Kaeltier,
pruHldnnt of tho imnoclatlon.
Old Law Brings Storm
Wifo Owned by Husband
LONDON, April 17. Discovery of
an ancient Knxou law, technically
known iih "tho doctrine of coercion",
under which a wlfo I virtually tho
properly of her husband, has preelp
Mated u storm In both house of tho
Ilrltlsh Parliament.
Lady Astor Iioh formnlly Introduc
ed a hill In the House of Commons to
amend tho offondlng statute and Vis
count (lllswutor ntroiiRly pressed for
a similar measure In tho llntiso of
Lord.
Parliament took note of tin act
when a iiumbor of tho commons
pointed nu that It hud been resur
rected to sdcuro tho acquittal recent
ly of the wciilthy Mr. Peel, who wa
concerned with her husband In bet
ting fraud, whllo tho husband him
self was sent to prison.
Tho old ulw, Viscount Ullswutor
explained to tho Lords, wa founded
on tho assumption that a wlfo would
not darn to contradict her hiiBbnnd:
"hut It wo want to maintain respect
for thu law," ho said, "It must bo
strictly In accordance with our llvoo
and our social relations. Whatever
tho IoruI presumption may hnvo been
In Iho olden time, there ran bo no
such preMimptinn tonny.
r-
PICT SURPRISE
TD
E
Nations Re-Establish Diplo
matic Relations on
Equal Basis
(IDNOA .Apill 17 A lli'.ily In
tweeu (iurmiiliy ntnl Itunnln wiih
iilRtieil nt lliiKlle llnlurdny, the
nlKimtorli'ii lii'ltur tho 'orclKti lulu
Irturn of llm two conntrliM. Chlt
elnirlii fir ItiiHHla and Itaihemiu for
(lermaii)". The treaty milllflert tho
llri'ht-t.llovnk treaty and ro-''Btali-llnln-K
dlilmnailc ri'liillonn on mi
eiiiallly li.mlH. K.uli ii.itlnn re
uoiinLiM lt eliilm for niitloimllz.t
tlon of properly, mid the treaty ex
irenneH tint friendly hopn that oilier
linuem would do llkfiwlne.
Annouiicement of tho treaty Men
Iiir proved n (turprlxe.
(IIINOA, April 17. Premier fac
ta of Italy, proKltlcut of tint eco
nomic conference, limm-d n Kiiddeu
miuiinmii for a ronferemit thU uf
tornoon to mlJiiHt hy ronnultatlon
llm ntfltuUn of tlm nlll'-n toward
tint llUftKlnn iUeatlcli.
BABY BORN IN FIRE
I'ln-mrn lteiittei In Make nt Ut
ile .Vol-..- hi I'iMillile
OAKLAND, April 17 Tlremen nr
rhlng ut the hoinn of Mm. J. H.
Drown today to put out n blnie were
rixjueited by member of Iho fnmlly
to "plo.ine make nt little nolne a
tiomtlble." On learning tho reason.
H
they compiled Tint flrn wn oon ex- j wcMcrn state. wa nrrented hero on a
tlusuUheil, and a they boarded tlmlr tlcgraphlc warrant from I.I I'nso ro
eiiKlno to return to tho flrclinuse, a nultliiR from a grand jury Indictment
numn came to the front doer and nn- Another man li being (ought here,
nounrcd "Mother nnd non are doing lto'elertlilp for llio rompauy re
nicely, thank you." ! ccntly was asked by Amen, who nald
m j the company wa not liwdvent. but
WARD STAYS IN JAIL
.Man Held on D.iii; Charge 1'iiable
to (ilir ST.ld lloml
Hobby Ward, well known local
waller, arrested I'rliluy charged with
poHneiiiilon of and transporting uar-j
cotlc. will lm given n lieirrliiR Pe
foro V. 8. Commlitsloner llert C.
ThnmiiH on Tuemlny, April 2.1. He
Ih belliR held In Jail In lieu of JT.'.M
ball.
Vard hnd In hi pi wen Inn mor
phine valued nt S t..ooi. mrordliiK
to tho police, n. well a u (tianllty
of i'tisliiM, a Chlneno drug.
N further nrrenl Irivo been
in.ulit In lounerllon with Iho cikh.
THE
OVER-DEVELOPMENT
OF MINES DECLARED
AGAINST SETTLEMENT
llllwll Sage I'liilliiliillnii llnlili Min
er,, ('mi U'mU Only HI I l.i)
I mil-,. I'.fM-nl (.'ondlllnim
NKW YOltK, April 17 -The Itun-.
, I'll rlni:c I'ouiidatlon, In u loiiRthy re I
I porl on "Tho Coal Mlnera' liinour I
Hy." made puhlle tnilny. holdn tlim no
niiMHfnrtory iiKreemnnt of a ptrtnnn
I'lit iNiliirn on wnRn rnli'ii enn bn
reai'heil liiitwecn minors find ojht.i
lorn In iln, lilliiinlnmn coal Imliwlry
until nli'im Ikiii been lnl.cn to nirb
what tin' rnpnrl ili-wrllie im "tho
over-devnloiment ol many more
mliii'H limn nrn rciiulred lo mipply llio
lonntry'n in eilH." Thli over-development,
tint report declares, linn reunit
ed In rIvIiik mi uver.-iRit of only 211
il.Df of employment nnnunlly to the
fliiii.nuii men cmplo)od In tlm Indus
try, tltim nullifyliiR the advnntaijiM of
wiiKo lnrreanen. '
In Kiting out tho report, the 1'otin
ilatlou f.latrH that It InviKtlcaleil tho
ro.it Hltuatlon In ronnerllon with lt
ntmly of humun rel.illonn In Indiutry,
mid that It Iihk nnalzeil data on Ir
regularity of production and employ'
nie-it In bltumluoun mltilnR exteudliiR
qter ii (wrhxl of 32 Iran The data,
tint report mldx, liulmle the mojt ro
rent rtatlnllrn on annual larnlnR"
mid kindred RUbJertH compiled by the
I lilti-il SI it leu Ccnlor.lni! Hlirvnv. the
k . . I . ,.-... . ..! .1... I..l.n.t !
..Illt'llUI t Uill ttut Itlliun. tin' i iiii.Mi
Mine wnrkerK, tho I'nltid S'alen bur
enu of labor HtnlUtl'x. and tnrloun
Mate bureaun of mliien
ARREST
STORE HEAD
rn
blent of I'mlfle Co.OK'ratlw
l'iigiie l linlltliil
SAN KKANCI8CO, April IT. Crn
et O. V. Amen, prctildent of tho I'n
clflr co-oparntlvo league, which ope
rate n chain of grocery More In
that liaukruptty iiroceeiiiiiR were
nerrnsnry to nettle Internal affair
which had Interferred with the ope
ration of tsnre of Ame obtained a
writ of hnbeas corpu returnable
W'dneiday
LONG RIDE ON HORSE
Siliool Tern her .loiiinejH I'liim Tort
Klmiiatli In Till- Cllj
MIsk i:isln TrlmhcrRcr, Tort Klam
ath leacher, rmUt to HiIh elty from
I'ort Klamath on liorM'hack Saturday.
makliiR tlm t.'t tulle betwehn T,
o'clock In the mnrutiig and " o'clock
In Iho aflernoi'ii. She left yenterday
morning on the return trip
SEASON IN FLORIDA CLOSES
I
THEATRE SAFE,
;e big m
Ncro Nifjht Janitor Bound
and Gagged in Dressing
Room; Get $3,500
I'OIITI.AND. April 17 --IIHwi.cn
M.ooi) and J.1.500 w.ih toen from
tho I'.inliiR'-a theatre horn early
ihU inornlnR by robber who held
up, bound and RaRi;i-d tho negro
iiIrIiI Janitor.
Tho ofllro and unfit were wrecked
by an epIolon of nltra-Rlycerlnu.
llm Janitor w-nn found In n ilrenu
tug room till morning.
N(i trace wat found of the rol
licrs. v. Iio eHCipciI In mi autoiuo-
llllo.
U.
VETS HOLD REUNION
piling AllniiN Annual f. '.tiller InR
of .spjinl-li War holillers
Succen attended tho Spnnlnh war
veteran' annual reunion and ban
iiml nt the While Pelican hotel Sat
urday evening, at which were pres
ent tho follow InR
I'rcd A. linker, J. II. Carnahan,
Ram I'. Dehllngvr, Frank I'rannford,
i:. C. Koppen. A. It. Morrison. 0. N.
Xnndors, J. I.. Simons, Chas. I. Stone,
J. II. Vollmer. It. II. Wilcox, Arthur
It. Wilson.
Judge. Stono presided and reminis
cence and ftlorlc filled tho evnlnu.
It I bclloed thero are at least CS
veterans In Klamath county In addi
tion to a number whoso nnmct aro
not known.
V. H. WINS SUIT
WASHINGTON, D.C.. April 17.
Tho government today won In the
supreme court a caso brought by
(ho United Shoo Machinery corpor
ation nnd other to bare net asldo
a restralnlnt; order prohibiting
them from iisIiir certain leaso
clause In contract for the rental
of patented mtchlncry. Tho su
preme court affirmed tho decree en
joining the corporation under tho
Clayton act.
SALMON' I.WV I'HII.I.n
PORTLAND. April 17. Tho statu
law prohibiting tint poxsox.slon or
sale of salmon taken outside nf three
milo limit or In state water by purto
seine, wn upheld today by I'cdcral
JiiiIrii Ilemi. who held that the legis
lature hnd tho right to enact n meas
ure lo protect Huh.
i
roit.Mi:n achtiuan vas
tus, M.tnwm to hktai.v
ami;iiica.v (,lTl,::HllH
POIITI.AND. April 17 Jon-
eph Woorndle. former Austrian
cumuli here, retain, hi Amor-
lean dtlzennhlp under a dec I-
! nlnn today by JikIro Ilcan In
procriedlnRN Inntltuted by tlm
, covernmont for n cancellation
I on iho ground that Woornillo
' iMTinlttnl Hand Iloehm, n Qer-
man py, to iiko hl passports
hefor" I he t'nltcd Htntes cntor-
e,l tlm war,
PLAY PROMISES TO
BE BEST PRODUCED
HERE THIS SEASON
JIIrIi .School .Slnilenli Will Pre-nit
".Mhe nml .Men," Willi :Ul (luir-
lrr mid I'oiir AcIn
As a part of tho program for sen
ior week, the graduating rlas of the
Klamath ( ounty high school will pre
Mnt tho piny "Mleo and Men" nt the
Stnr thentro oh iho evening of May
3, and on tho afternoon and evening
of May 4.
Tho play "MIco ond Men" I writ
ten by Atadclclnn Lucettc Ilyley nnd
I of a much heavier variety than Is
ordinarily undertaken by high school
pupil. Although a comedy In nature,
there nro many elwnent of tragedy
throughout. Under tho direction of
Mis Mary Craig of tho nnfcltnh de
partment, however. It promises to bn
one of tho best amateur productions
seen In Klamath Kail this year.
Tho plot of the play Is based upon
n quotation of Robert Ilurns:
"Tho best laid schemes of mice
and men.
""fianR nft a-gley."
Tho story Is that of Mark Kmbury.
a man of 45 years, who believe that
the education of women Is all wronr.
and who adopts a girl from tho or
phans' homo that bo might educate
her In concurrence with bis own Id
as and that he might eventually
make hqr his wife. The girl, howover.
falls In lovo with a rencgado nephew
of Kmbfiry's. which fact Kmbury docs
not loavn.nntll shortly be(or tba i!.uX
which ho ha sot for hi own mar
riage with her. Ho keeps bis own
counsel, however, and proceeds a If
nothing had happened, nnd on the
wedding day make tho acrlflco of
substituting the nephew for himself.
Tho play contain four acts and
will consume threo hours In Its pro
duction. Thero nro 33 characters
Making part as follows'
Mark Kmbury, scholar, bdcntlst
and phllosphcr Wllmot Sandham
ItoRcr fioodlakc. his friend and
nclRhbor Harold Wortley
Captain UeorRovI.ovell. hi nep-
how - Martin Adams
Sir Harry Trlmblestono
Henry (Icrber
Kit Ilamlzer, n fiddler and n pro-
fes?or of deportment
Chester Shrive
Peter, Knibtir' servant
.... . . . Prank Peyton
J(Mtiit (ioodlake. wlfo of Good
lake, .... France Humphrey
Mrs. Deborah, Kmbury' house-
keepor ....... . .. .Inv Wlllott
I'CRgy, "l.lttlo llrltnln."
Dorothy DcUull
Matron of orphan' home
Mbcrtlna Nltscholm
Superintendent of orphans'
homo Uoyd Cox
Molly, kitchen mnld ....L'sther Calkins
Tho ten orphan are: Vera Thomp
hon. Kvo Dlllard, .Mary Smldl. rtuth
Dixon, Ksther Calkins. Jo Ppp, draco
Klllott. Anna Collins. Dorothy Del
zcll nnd Helen Wlrtr.
Dancer In a ballroom scene.
Tho enlors havo been working on
the play slnco January.
-1
JAPANESE WORSTED
One In Hospital, Oilier In Jail Pol
, lowlliK I'lRht With Deputies
ST. HKLKNS. Ore.. April 17.
Sakujurl Shomutaml, a member of
tho engine room crow of tho steam
er Kalan Maru. IH In a hospital sorl
ously wounded, whllo Makaku Toy
uta, another membor of tho crow,
Is In all u a result of a knife and
gun battle lust night with throe
doputlo of Columbia county. Tho
offlcor said Toyata drew u long
kulfo when the officers flashed star
whllo trapplnR tho two Japanese In
a deal for tho purchuso of two bot
tles of Ihiuor. Tho shooting fol
io wid.
jIaukkt UKPOKT
POnTLANI), April 17. Cattlo 25o
higher. Cholco steer ?S to $8.50;
hogs, 2 He hlghor, prlmo light, I'll. BO
to $11.70; sheop and orrs steady:
butter 3 cents hlghor, extra cubes
3Gc, prints 38c,
WIN
T
CENTRAL WEST
IlnMnMM mm llla.a alaw
iamnfin in iiiimuio, iiiuictiia
and Kansas Estimated
at Millions
CHICAGO, April l". Tornadoes
In threo state last nlRht and till
morning wcro believed to havo killed
eight persons, Injured dozen nnd to
hnva left score homeless. Tho tor
n a 'Joes caused damaRn probably of
million In Kansas, Indiana and III t
nol whnrn It' touched southern Illi
nois rcclnvlng Iho brunt.
CKNTHALIA, III., April 17. Her
en person wcro killed nml about 35
Injured, some seriously, In a tornado
which struck tbl section early today,
according to unverified report. One
woman wa reported killed at Lake
Centralis.
McNEALY IS HONORED
Ih Appointed Vlco President of
.Vnt ::! Iovers' Club
Notlco that ho ha been mado an
honorary vico-pretldont of tho Ore
gon Naturo Lovers' club today was
rocelrcd by Win. W. McNcaly from
C. E. Graves, sccrotary of Hood RIv
or. Tho purposes of tho club nro to
perpetuato tho natural scenic attrac
tions of tho state, encourago tho
planting of trees along highways, nnd
to advertise tho stato through dis
tribution of pictures at a club house
to bo constructed near the Columbia
Gorgo hotel on the Columbia high
way. The building will be a two
story concrete structure and ,wllt
homo a musaum and library. It will
bp open tp travelers who will bq on
coufnRcd Vo s'tu'dy the exhibits. Mfttii
tcnanco will bo through memberships
and sate of pictures.
Other officers of tho club are'
President. Stanley 0. Jewctt, Tort
land: honorary prcsldont. Governor
lien W. Olcett: trcasuror, It. K. Scott
Hood River: honorary vlco presi
dents. A. R. Swcoteer. University of
Oregen: Mrs. Ida H. Callahan, Cor
vain, president Stato Federation of
Women' clubs: Miss Cornelia Mar
vin, stato librarian; Charles Hall
Marshflold, stato senatoV.
McNealy hai been an actlvo mom
bcr of tho Klamath Sportsmen's as
sociation slnco Us Inception and prob
ably owe his nppolntmont to his
work In this organltatlon as well as
his effort toward tho Inclusion of
Diamond laku In Crater national
park.
WOULD EJECT STRIKER
Head of Algomn laimtxy Compmiy
in .Suit tu DiNpo-M-vi J. ' Vernon
Mat Kgun ot tho Algonui Lumber
company on Saturday brought suit In
tho Justice court to dispossess J. W.
Vernon from n cottaRo on company
property at Aleoma, charging that ho
has requested Vernon to leavo nnd
that Vernon has not compllod with
tho rouost. ITpan said Vernon had
been omployod by tho company up
to tho time of tho strlko and that ho
lm occupied tho cottago ovor slnco. A
decision In tho case will bu handed
down tomorrow.
It Was a Lovely Party
"
Until Someone Used Ax
Tho details of a party In which
moonshine way said to havo flRurod
enmo to light lute Saturday when Oils
Spang waived hearing boforo U. S.
Commissioner Bert C. Thomas on u
chargo of tamporlng with tho Vol
stoad act.
On tho ovonlng ot April 8, It ap
pears, Spang -was at home to til
friend nt Gil Jefferson. Liquid re
freshments woro served. All wont
woll until ono of tho gitcsta, In lieu of
GOO pr soma equally pollto form ot
outortaliiiuont, docldod to show what
could bo dono with an itx whon prop
orly wielded.
Tho purty endod wltlfCUnrle An
derson In the hospita) for repairs and
Spang- In tho city Jail, ,8png expects
to visit federal authorities In Port
land In tho near future
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