w
..v,
' 1 .
lD.ririf?'l..
- "",ll.". vl .,
4
V ,-
y j
B- '
jtiA,aaK-fr
WEATHER FORECAST
lONKIIIT AMI WISIiWMIMV, 1'AIII
ah
lEtitftttttg
Bjmiifi
, s v ;. - TUi.wit , jf
: . : ma&mi
KLAMATH COUNTS
Ut KLAMATH F,
mj
nrnTiitirwiir. , o.'iNu
Member of the Associated Press.'
SAME BOARD IS
UNDER FIRE fit'
LOCJIL NIIUIBODS .
KLAMATH KALLH, QnKqO.V, Tl'KHIMV, JUIA2n,T22
'Hammer Killing
Exploitation h .Charged;
Members of Association
and Field men Resign
Charging Hint Klamath rnuiity
fishing In lining mplnlini for u,,,'
benefit of dllmr parls of Hut stutr-, '
imil declaring Hint It ni Impos-
slhln In work In harmony with the,
pfitsilll Mutn game f(Hillllll(i of.
fleluls,. fl iiieitilier of Hinj-xecullve
riiiniiiltlen of llio Klamath Hpnrls
men's iiMorlntlon Inst nlnlil wiled lo
lender their realgnntlima nt Hid next
ii'liular niiellng of Hut nasnrlntlmi,
I'rlitny, July 2(, Th numilmrii went
J I. Kiirbur. nronlilfiit : I. J. Ilcim. '
secretary; Hr. II. I). I.. Htitwart, Hy
mn llardiuihrnok ptnl Win, W. Mc
Nenly. Acting In rnnjiinrtlnu with tlu
nHt(ifl,it(iii officers. Ilntiry l. Htntil,
for 10 )vnm (oiitity itnnin warden,
ninl John Itumsdell, Hold superlntcn-
tleiii, forwarded tholr resignations to
v.
finlnin.
f Miiit I'pifi Shipped i
JTlin exploitation rhnrgn I based on
ii.. fc. .!.. .i... ........... ... i.i.
IIIU mil liwil lliu U v.illlliti" linn
planted In Inrnl wnteM linn not lon
Injlkeeplng with tlm amount of egg
shipped ntiil Hint owing to Incompet
ency nnU lack of proper fncllltlnit In
Klnmulh rounty liutctmrlra thtt roun
typhus suffered nn undue Idas or
wasti In irku taken mitt fiih hatched,
according to McNcaly,
"Last )cur," nnltl MrNealy. "2,
(100,000 (ikk nrv ronrtrvvil to ho
hatched mid pluntod In local wntt-nt.
Wo wuro advUi'tl hy t tin atatu aupar
lnlndn(, of Imtchcrlna that tbny
would tut planted In tlm unlorn roc
iiiiiincnilril li' Inrnl altortiinnn nnd mt
Apportionment IUt nn mitmiUti'd hy
t tin iorlir,i)i which provided for tho
plnntltiK of nhoiit l.nOO.OOO i'ks In
varlnui partN of tint county.
.inoiinl Not Atnlliilili'
"Upon ricidit of tht notlrc Mm
miprrlntrml.'iil of lint locnl hntchnry
uiHUi'd tin that lliertt wiih no uch
iipinuut of flnti M,illahl, Hint to
thtt licrl of IiIn lifilluf Hivro went only
CCn.Olio fluli In iho.hntrhttry, part of
which weru to In) iilnn'ted In Hpcncor
crook, .
"An Inw'HtlKutlon wnn Hlurted to
find our whnt hecmiio of tin) other
2,'24O,O0u (lah, To our Intontto aur
prlnn ,' found Hint owIiik tOtho
luck 'of aqulpninnt In tho hatchury
i liii tnln Miiiwirltilnndelll of hntchor
' Ihh hid ordorod that ttOO.000 flah
Jifrii hatchud, und wllli tho kk rk
nt II 1 ntuuhod, ho biknu from tho
iriiuglt nnd put Into onn of tho dirt
nnitiU iii i lui linlrhnrr. eaunlnc n Iohii
o practically tho cniiro int. omo
wpro tnlfwn from tho pontla Intor nnd
put hack In tho trnunhii, hut they
worn In n too wonkenod Htato to mir
lvn. ,Vlint liornmo of tho romalndor
wpro unaliln to nucertiiln.
Htenrer Crrck VlfM Ill(?
."fllnco tho hntchury han boon In
itialled on Bponcor crook, nnd tho
Hiiorthinen urohlhltL'ii from iianinR
mm
Y$$H
LVaaaK. v ?aaaaar;''aai
PROTECTION
TO
BEF
PUSHED
MINE WORKERS
Mr. Albert Meadow, 20, widow
(top), waa beaten to death with a
hammer at Lou AngcW. Bute
menu made by A. L. l'htlllpt, oil
promoter, led to the arrtit of hla
wlf. Mra. CUra flillllp. J, at
Tucion, Arlx.
EYE-WITNESS IN
HAMMER KILLING
MAKES STATEMENT
Mr. cunt riillllp Horlnntl
llntn I'wil t'nprlntiiltlo Mm.
niik'o lleforo .Munler
Policy of Government De
clared; Emergency Pro
gram to Start
WAHIMNtnO.V, July 2f..- Tho Im-
( :nedlnti' policy of the Kowrnmi'til In
tho unit jitriko waa declared at tho
i White Inning today to ho n ewntliiiin.
Hon of endenvorn to fiirnliili profer.
Hon to until wllllni,' tu work and to
put In motion tho machinery derided
upon for dhttrllmjlni; of the )u (ml
line fn.il Hiipply.
Hhnuld coal nnt he produced In np.
preclablo iiinntlllea under thin pro-
Kraiti, Komn other lep hiIrIii he
taken, hut I'reddent HnrdliiB la tin
wllllnR to connlder at thht tlmo what
they mlRht bo.
Iloorer announced that an emer.
Kency coal control program will he
Kin fiinrllnnlnK nlthln IS hours.
m
f
Rabid Coyote Pursues
v Girl Goes up a Tree
LIGHT WINES AND
BEER BATTLE CRY
OF GOV. EDWARDS!
Sew Jrrrtey Thief llternllre OpM
, nl in Hnlooni Itnl 1'auin. Moill
fliiilloti of Volifeml An
IIV KDWAItll M.'TIIII-fltltl'
Tltl.'NTON., N, J July 25-Any.
mm who think prohibition la dead
itn it political, lnHiitt would ho dfnll
limloiicd by ii tnt with Kdward f.
IMwunla, governor of New Jersey.
Wwryhody known iMnurda Ii wot
politic ully. Ho wiIh elected governor
on a wet platform, mid ho'g Just a
wit un over hi li lt tirmifiMi rli.li ti ,..
!(lo tlm I'tilleil JHtaltH nctiato to suj.
croil Kennlor PteiiiiKhuyafjn.
And, If liu'ftil to tho aonnte, ho
prmn Inert tonjfirt Hoinothln;;. Two
HilriK", In li i
Vint, luKflbUon Icgnlltln bcor
nnd light wit'
Heronil, win tho Antl-Haloon
tti it
1,T" - .
LLu t ' KW
t.,.JnLht&t& VU. A
,-.r- ,- vrr . t v
to
Ihorrf,' Home 20.000,000 Imvn boon
tnknn und only nhout 1,200,000
planted in IIH wniom.--
At tlm fnrlhromliiK meetllli: of tho
imnoelBtlnn "tho oxucutlvo commlttoo
will dollvor n mil roport on wnat
they term "tho tloplornbln flnhlni?
condltloiiB In Klamath county," Mc
Noaly aald,
Thn two remaining mombora of tho
nsccutlva commlttco, 11, 1. Dow and
Frank nvunB, woro not prosont at
tho mooting" last nlKht nnd tholr
vlowi wnro not known,
... . m '
WUTIIKIt I'llOllAUlUTIKR
Tim rutn.RoriiinirrnDli nt Under
naOTM ilM T ivnml'a l'hnriuncv
roglHtorod a slight!
ly IIIKllor uuiuiuv-
trio proasuro this
mornluR, promla
Ing a continuation
of tho woathor con
tlltloiiH now pre
viilllnif
C3scli Forecast for noxt
rfl HUllllll
(lonornlly fair,
with v r I it b I u
wlmld.
1 'I'lin '1'ypoa riieordlnir thornioniotnF
relntored maximum and minimum
ttjmporiiturou today no follews:
High'. ,....80
u. hJf ....... v-W -
L03 ASOKtllS, July 26. A now
Miitrmcnl wn obtained hy tho alter
Iff'n officii from Mrn, Peggy faf.
fo fyuwltnrN of tho aliiylng of
.Mra Alberlu Mondowa on Julv 15.
. nnu .Mra, Cuffeo wna aaalgned a
BPcrlul (juard hy tho sheriff
Tho mmrd. a womnn, will Htiy
with .Mm. Caffeo until Mm. Clara
riillllpj". who Jh alleged to linvn
killed .Mrs. Meadows with a bam
"jiir. I broiiBhl to trial. Jn thn
ntulement. It uni. nmu,.,,.i -.
" ..ii .ii,i
Cuffen dcchired Mm. I'hlHlpn, wMlo
ilniurrlng tho hammer blow, ibo
iiimorted, took tho Ufa of Mm.
.niuiiowB, uea unprlntahlo lan
guaiio and mild:
"I urn Koine to kill you I"
Mra, Caffeo aald, nccordlnir to In.
. -.,... - . . t
iruiBuicir, tiint ano kuow nothing
of tho nllcgcd purchaso of a rovol
or July ii. by Mm. Phillips. Tho
dlHtrlct altornoy'a offlc0 announced
II had a aalcn rorord ahowing that
the purrhnio had hroti made, '
In tho record tho purchaser gavS
hpr ago nu 27. Mra. Phillips at tho
tlmo of hor nrrc-At gavo her age
oa 23 nnd until ho was married at
Houston, TexaB, whon 4 years old.
At (ho dlatrlct attorney's offlco It
was Hinted that an attempt was be
ing nlndo to check tho apparent 'dli
crepancy. ' ,
A rabid coyote, two girls, a man
and a boy figured In' a thrilling opls
odo on thi Frank Obonchaln ranch
near Hly tho othor day, according to
Mlsst Mildred Thrasher and Miss
Mario Obenchnln, who havn Just re
turned from u vacation spent on tho
ranch. That ono oall of thoso pres
ent woro not bitten was duo In np
small part to tholr nglllty, they de
clared.
When tho coyoto dashed across a
Hold, ono elrl ran for a nnurliv tren
which ahiiucunded after aaUornus
struggle, l'b6 other popped Into 'a
jVsVnn fa. Ill lis L'rnnb nliAnnli al.
streaked It across tliu field with tbtr
coyolo after litiu. Suddenly Obci'i--
chain swened to one sldo but the
coyoto kept on going and soon was
beyond sight.
When thn excitement had rile, iii
down, llttlu Frunk Obenchuln. Jr.,
was fotininu tho ery tip of tho treo
from wherv he hnd viewed his fath
er's race with Inleimo Interest.
In i 1
WmMmM
HSjVVrvansjJf
I rllJjKr'il-.JM
IhbH l f AsH
aaaaaaaaaaaj a aaaaaaaaaaaaas
-Mm
KtAsH
v-r "Baaaaaaar-
MRKERS IN R.
R. STRIKE ARE
BJIOLY BEATEM
- W
Armed Marshals Instructed
To Shoot to Kill; Ship
Yards Requisitioned
Ppers:,Herdi
M.UIKCT ItKPOItT
I'OIITI.ANU, July 2.r.. Catllo
wcuk and -.'c to DOc lower In soverul
ctsssos; cluilce stuors $7.50 to 8.00;
Hogs steady, sheep steady, Kast of
Mountain lambs $10 to $.11.00;
Choice valley lambs $9 to $10.00.
Kggs nnd butter unsettled.
GOVERNOR KDWAltOS
Lcigun and klndrod organliallono.
"Tho saloon has passed forever
from America'," ho says, "and I am
opposed to Its return, llut I am lo
favor of modlflcatfon of tho Vol.
stead act to permit mniiufactiirii and
sale of beer and light wines under
CKDAIt IIA1MDB, Iowa, Ji 2c.
Violence occurred lnr itm,' raiir..i
strlko hero early today.'Oaa aaan who
... u wik. mr mo kock Island
was beaten and thrown lata a lonh
hut escaped. Anotherklrcd by the
Illinois Central was rouahlr haadforf
Ten men en routo to Minneapolis to
worg in tlm nock Island shops were
taken from tho train ba crowd and
were being used roughly when res
cued hy the police.
A federal Injunction against Inter
ference with the railroads was
brought hero today by an aviator.
Additional deputy federal mar
shals, armed with shot guns anV In
structed to shoot to kilt If neces
sary,, went on guard today.
NEW, YOIIK. July 25. -The ase of
ship yard machine shop for repair
ing rolling stock of the raHraads was
tho latest development In the shop-
mon s strike. Some repair contracts
were reported let. and a feaeral sur
vey of tho ship yards plants la being
made. Rtrlko leaders aay,ahlp yard
workers will refuse t take work
from tho railroad shop crafts.
i tyv' ' 1v)PjjVBjji
Saaaaaas V' . , v'afalH
BBaaT & & " rJJr aBBH
aaaaBaakss i 'J A ffl BBaBaaaHfl
HHHHHhjaaaJMBaaakh sBsaVsaVsaVaVM
BT ' aHBaBaBaBaBaHsB aaP
i sssssmammm&t
J KUMATH UR9EB
1 TOME OH
I RHILONMERCE
WASIIIXOTOND. C, Jnly 5.
ine railroad labor board raaaalu the
only ageney through which the gov
ernment can and will deal with the
railroad strike, though President
Harding Is continuing to hold him
self ia contact with all aetlM which
th board takes, it was aaU at the
t&klfflfe inuu Aa ilia m,l ft.nn.M
ar.the administration inteada to pro
ceed wjth fairness to all Interests and
with the determination to maintain
Esther Hughes, l, rhureh -sn
l.t, .d Rtv. WVuSroS"
VuthoVltte.''',?
i " viuiurcj
permits Required
for camp fires in
national forests
ProscBt Condition Held Daagcroo
Dsio to Loa Dry, rerod.-pa.
' Uc Asked to Oeeyerirt r
nu ui iivci unit iikul vviiiun unuerj --- -
federal supervision, nil manufactur-i th? yn"r ' the government
... i. . . . '
Ing to bo dona under n nuru food net
-"If Hint cannot bo done legally. 1
4ra In favor. of modification of the
folghtevnth amendment "no that It can
be dono "
......'. ...... M
iieneti .iuiagt- inetiinuio
(lOU'ruor Kdwasds told NEA Ser-
ico no ueueves iiroii in t on uiodlf ca-;
GOV. ASKS RECOUNT
HauUur UcbijuuU to Those of Hall
c Are Made by Olcott
SALEM. July 25. Doroaudlnic a
recount of all counties carried by
Hall H ,. .!..... J .1.1 -I
.. --..,-........ .,. ..,. , inn iii niiar v nun niaiinr iim
lion Is Inutltnbld. Explaining Ills wur liar rhnn-na nr .,. .. .n .. ..
- .... n'- w .ws WS ! SUSS
on what ho callt professional ycform-1 uo of primary. Governor Olcotfa
era, ho sa): answer to Hall's uctlttonnri for a m.
"Political lobbies and nrouueanda Irmim una rn.i t.ia n.nnnn ti..
1 . ..w .,.., ., hiwiuwvui wa
aiioum uu sincuy rvgumieu. tne, results In cloven counties were left
alone by both sides but a recount of
tho vote In tho remaining pr lncts
of Multnomah, Clatsop, Marion and
Umatilla, left untouched by the Hall
petition, Is domnnded.
Anti-Saloon lnguo maintains a now
orfut lobby and secretly flnnnced pro
paganda. Such nn organisation
( Continued to Page 4)
GETTING CLOSER AND CLOSER
BRUMF1ELD CASE UP
Decision of liwer Court Upheld
lly Supremo (iurt
tv W
'aHHlf
Hill I aaBPt
i
SALEM, July 2n. Tho Supreme
court today uphold tho lower cpurt
In tho caso of Dr. R. M. Jlruraflold,
HosoburR dontlst, sentonccd to hang
for tho brutal murdor July 13, last
yoar of Donnls Kussoll, Tho opinion
was wrltton by Justlco McDrldo.
TlTo nrumfiold cnao was tho mots
sunsutloual In tho criminal annals of
Oregon. Aftor an oxtondod soarch
throughout rnmntn soctlons of the
state, tho fugltl"o dentist was dis
covered by tho Nor jiwost Mounted
pollen In Albortn, Canada, where ho
was woikiul; as n farm laborer. He
wns tuturnod to Itosnbiirg whro his
(oiivIqIIpii followed uftor u sonsaXlon
ul trlul. llrumflold povor uduilttod his
nllcKOd guilt. '
Silica IiIb Imprisonment In (ho state
penitentiary nt Salem, Drumfleltf Is
snld o have boon a modol pr(sqne'r.
1 i ,:
I
I
I -
t . '.
f'i t". " ,
'-
jti
, ' i f -
I
ic , o it t(
u .
J
I
T
WUlVUi llw rBKRACKYJ Jg
.. - lVllil Ll 1 asBWsBB.VSr L -y ISBI
wl Ui 'rn T aWfAG-
mVlivlc imn iSfHiows aBH
' WswPk.5 Kv
Sli, Wf0fr M&&
ssas- "y. . . -x wktv-V--
Due. to the forest, ftm .iii..nn.
Id Oregon. Acting District irAM..;
E. N. Kavanagh has Issued Instruc
tions to all federal forest officers
In the 'state to require permits for
camp fires on- national forest lands,
lo be effective Imraedliftfy. It '
.innviirsi i,me ,Bat ,ucna raj9 haf
Lees pat into effect Is Oregec.
"The forests are ycry dry, many
lies are starting and Hit cxtrem.t
necessity of caro with fin' In th
woods was never so Important, and
me public Is urgently asked to real
Ue this danger to Oregon'a most
valuable resource," ss)s Kavanafb.
System Xrcraaary
Permits are being required for
building camp fires on national for
est lands In the states of Washing,
ton and. California and tho ex
tremely dry conditions of forest
lands In Oregon make tb iv.rait
system absolutely necessary, foreat'
officers say. Tho Instructions nro-
vldo that suitable signs shall hn
Placed at entrances to tho national
forests regarding tho necessity of
camp flro permits, as well as at
ranger stations and summer resorts,
and tho widest publicity Is belnc
.glVCn tO tho new rule. Spmnn At the Medfanl ni a utau'u
permits will be issued only to reg- the number of cars whleh hava-M-t
.. -.... i .
uiar users or the forests such as
men In charge of livestock nnd go
ing operations on the national for
ests, i tl f
Exception Made
At specially prepared forest camp
grounds whore tbero Is a forest of
ficer In charge no permit will be
required, the instructions state.
Report of dufwsWi WHh
S. P. Hfti 1 Delfwl
CommitUe ChalnslaBlh far
That the time has arrived far
Klamath county to taka a alenaiU
stand on the railroad eaatrswerav
was thn opinion expreseed r's '
chamber of commerce dlreetefa
meeting today whes Bissher (
plumber men and ranchers BUf.wkh -the
board to bear the repert t the
conference with Wm. Sffau!? preet
dent or the 8outhrn Pasffie eana
pany. According to tprwl, tha
Southern Pacific will betia eoa-j
atructlon of the Natron edt-af lam
mediately after the llttgatW ''to
over aid the conpeay has''aatuf
anee that Its lines will rtatfa 'li-'' .
tact. , j
E. J. Grant, maaagsr efjaMM Al-
goma Lumber company, apaahnsxl
sevcralweeka ago to cet jaferiM
Hon from S. P. officials bvarltu '
the sltuatloa, made his reaoft tav
day aa after a general dlscurslan
a straw rote showed that seatlaissk,
was beginning to swlng( to tha,'
Southern Pacific. By a vote afnll
to 3, these present at um aieet
lnc favored the Srathens, raeitle
retaining control of the. Central 'Pa
cific llaea. Thla trait sK"itt mm.
It the chamber U,mrnmam t
and the dtreeton vat kke' the
matter to tha.memtoniBShfeM tak.
lag definite astlea, H,'wm IbUsmv,.
Accordtag'tsOraafB roaari It..
gfTtaUy-atalaaisala. ti-apitait
woavi rewrit M BfalMr iratswt, ramm,'
much bmntnImn la searlataT.
empties for fratM aartiaa, aM
wonld leave KlaaMth eawty Ibm
better aesltle aafar as ?,' -meat
la concerned. Oraat m4.h,
statement that Gee. S-Iac; wiajld, . -"
not begin operatm,. atraVm U '
hU own stateaeai, uUl a, ftt
eastern outlet Is, (available. ,TIe
matter will be reeeatedT ta Jtha '
forum tomorrow hr Oraat. .. '
MANY SEE CRATER "li,
5500 Visitors sWstoreti iksj msaA
sen: Medford7W. ImaJ '
r I
Tho ImDrrKnisianV nS k jua1)i
Crater lake Is reflected -g tM kk-'-creasing
number of 4teUan thlsiyMr.
During the first two weeks 'afl'tha
seaaon the number tif ti'maaflss''
rcglalerlng at the throe' ehtraaeea
was 1735, represeatlag ''SSSS per.
sons. 't wi
BLAKE PLANE CRASHES
Roand-tho-World Flight Is Eaded
At Slhl, BriUsh Rcluchsstaai
LONDON, July 23. Tho alrpUno
In which Major v, T. Blake. British
aviator, was attempting a round-the
world flight, crashed at Sibl, British
Beluchlstan, Saturday, says a dis
patch" from Karackl. The aviator es
caped Injury under the carriage but
the plane was smashed.
tered since the sessoa ' SmAm t.v "
s 1010, carrying 3000 peafte. At Mwh
south or Klamath Palla aatavtaa .
number Is 69cara with '""-'-
'" numoer entering taa aetna t ,
neaa entrance to 17 ears ,wtiav.-117
persons. - , kV ,
Thus far the greateatiamhar ,
visitors har come, la aara
California licenses.
At Crater Lake todge a.
of improvements have
ot improvemenUhareheeamaa'aad h ',
ground la bslag hnkaa te a a4- . '
Hon which will have jf lUeBtag k "
v r
nSBBBSar
rooms. The roads lata taa parttaaav 4t
in good coadltloa, hut'aw sllsW!?V'
dusty thewjt;al7llVlSSvM m ,
trayel. 4 i wfiTi ? ft
A',re.t;.pr0vei'.--ial , ' ;
rm-mmfi i " ,
V
CWV ?tAl
PRINCE OF WALES IS
RESTING FROM WORLD TOUR
LONDON. .July 25. With the ex
ceptlon of a luncheon given In his
honor by the City of London corpor
ation, the Prlnco qf Wales will un
dertake few, it any, publlo engage
ments during the nest three months.
' Toward the end of September It ,la
probable ho will "play himself in" as
Captain of the Royal and Ancient
Oolf club at St. Andrews, 'and there
Is every probability1 tbaV the fixture
will be treated as one of the utmost
Interest and Importance thrauahant
golf lag circles -iu Great Brltala!'9a
rnace-a rtm Mil from taa sa
be redeemed Ha tradlttoaalctaaktna
1 . 1 " - " mw-mwm
IS will lau .'t....u.a
,i "... vT ") SI
sioa of taa eltih, . ., A
which' to completed toTratli
Trail and Proseect eaaatsaaa
is going oa hut taa road to Himi
to traffic. - 1 4M$ '."7 V
m;'y$$va..i
t
t . . V
u' -".
K.t
i'W
Ford Car .Mtaa
: Z ,rt
so a-ragaifsij
" -
llfW.NTil.TJV
smHPstmMsmmmmmMP I
iiisl i i a-f. .
fcfc.'' V(
rmm .'
Z2
Pleturaa oiahl'iTi taaat
ac this mttaeatM'.''
iwesa van trnK-aaj
eaa Hotel." drew fi
aceldeat ysaUfamml
ter or tne local, a, V
ui aaHiawsiJ.iaja
Whea snTMfad.ta I
trpl of tha ear i
"Tito
a
I.Jrfnta
oaaada
piehaahaataf
i.
!' i,.i,
i 'ji
? A.tT.im
li
--a
.
'l'
1
M
i
i
W ' '" ' l-1-ll ",! I I iyii IIH I pJSlj!
raj-SJ
erremstasg.
-5 . ..I.' I
-A
.V'Nfc
r W
-,i