wvajwCfii ','Ti "- ,. m M' ell? fcumin$ limtlft WEATHER FORECAST 11 "flft rurVIYfAfl assrfa:,v7-'f ,'t V tonhjiit ami wi:ii:hiav, i.uii . AMI WAHMCIt. KLAMATH COUNTY AND OF KLAMATH FALLi Member of the Associated Press S XV,, , "M"i t) 'V fifteenth Vein. No, OMNI FOURFOLD I phohpun f Four Objectives Outlined As of First Importance To Community Tln iiiiiii it uf n fourfold pro grain fur railroad ileielnp'tii'iil miin Mm result nf Dm firm mei-ilnr. nf Ho. nillrniiil rniiiiiiltten nppolntcil ,y llii. iliitinlii'r nf inminrrcn In look uflnr Ilin fntiTint of tlm on nty In Hid iii'i'iit uiiiiirrKcr lltlgatlm, Tim objective tluil tho conimllteo lillllllll'll In UN follews: I. Hcriiri' lnt luweM pnmlbln freight ml I'd mi lonnuoillty rlilp liii'lllit mill all r.uo'lt nut i'iiJii)Iiik renniiiinhlc rule. 1!. Maintain iiili'iii!ili freight, I'll"' senger mill nxpmi'.'i nertli'i' 3. Hlihr in lulu; nliniit llm nun ili'll(in nf Ilin Natron tut-off. 4. Wlurk fnr I In- building uf ill rrct MHiurn millet Willi Hiin prugrnio hi it r.n.il tin ruinniltlii' will ilnlirinllii wliul II lie lloeit Hin heel nny In bring about Hh riiitiili'luii uinl ii ri'inn I in () i In in lr for IIh rimllMKN Mill likely ! tiuiiln within ii 1 n -m or (no week Tln Hniitliern 1'nclflr uinl Ilin 1'n- Inn PiielMr have been requi nled by Hin rmiiiiilllpii In iiiul.o 't h-iteter Maleiuenln llirv rare In glto out In teferenrn o iTin development In HiIh territory anil nn luvltntlmi haw been nelil m linn Frank It Devlin, legal online) for llm Union Pnclflc yttciii. In innin tn Klamath Fall anil present In tlm nblppurit uinl business nii'ii uf llm county tint Union Pacific's hide nf llm case, t Ni lln was .it nun Hum chairman uf Hin Mtn rallru.iil ruin mission uf t'nllforntn, mulls consid ered iinn of tin stale' bent i.llnr neys. It i Hie nilulnn Uf the commit tin thai nvory eucouragrmritrt MinuM Im xlvcn tlm Wehtcru Pacific tn in li'inl Itn Hum from Paxtmi, Call for nlii, tn Klnliinlh Falls, unit V.. it lii.uil, nun of Hin member 'of tlm iiiminlllen, will mil on Mr. Lnvny In Hun Francisco llm latter part uf this week fur n conference. Tlir com mitten ,iImi mlntP out Hint tlm I'n- Inn Pailflc Mlnlnineut regarding tlm building of u roail from Cmun to Oili'll. where it would con unci with Hin Niilrun lino should Im followed ill r.in full), im this rosd would almi I r iltiil llnporlaitie lu Hila mt- Hon. Mi'inlii'ld ul llm rniiiiulllri' luvlli' Miiitn'-illoiid fiuni tlm pu title- mill luuo liuilriii Iril Hin M'i'riiliiry In luitn tlm luiillnr ill:nuh.iri lit llio foruiiiN ilur. lut; llm iml fim ui'ukn mill lii'foru Him oiiiiiiIHi'o ri'iuli'ru lln riirL Tlm iuiiiuiIHi'ii Mitmlnln of II. N Mm', Win. IMllou, M. II. Wct.1, J. A (ior. ilon mnl 12. .1. (Irmtl. AIRPLANE AT CRATER I'ljrr I'iiiim". (ftiNil Inlnvst Willi St mils Out IriiKn (SMvlnl to Till' lliiiiM) CltATKII I.AKi:. Auk. 2B. An Irplmiu iiiiiIiiIiiIiik tun nii'ii flliiK tinulliwiiril ovnr Crnlnr l.uKu mIiuiii 'i ll'tlul'k Hill) llflOIIIOOII I.IUHI'll Krt'.lt Inli'msl Imro w licit It limnrcil ovnr Hm luku fur miiiiu liillliito.1. I'Xi'iulliiK u iiukii ill mi uinl varloun oilier riipcrii, after wlili Ii It loonimJ up out of thu riuter mnl lumilml luwiinl Kluiniitli I'h IIh, It wjh Uuli)Vi'i to liuvti liet'ii u fonmt mirvlco jiluno. lllli; lAWH, MK"lXl,lt!H ' ,mi:toi.iuh, Ann. 23. Hru'uii tliuUHiiml luui wiih hUhIuIiumI lu 11 flro that iluutroyod llm Cowmi &. coinpmiy Htoro unU tlio homo up hlulrH thli mornltiK' Tho po3tof flco and mull wore dostroyv.d WL'ATIICH PHOUAUIUTIICH Tho Cyclo-UtormnKrapli ut Under-aee-.iiBaaiiiiH wood k Pliiirnuiry recorded it thing proiisuro during tho last 24 bourn, nn Indication of morn Nnttlud weather. KnrticHHt fnr next 24 huurH! Fair mid warmer, with vnrlub'lo winds. Tho Tycoa record lug thormomutor roglsturod mnxl- mum and minimum teniportiUiiua tu- day, ua folluwai High f.S Low , 117 COMMITTEE Bombed! Tliln i.irloiii or rnl hiiih Iiou in'.ir it liiilu full uf riiiiniiiiilHlitl H..r.' In.li.nll. !,.. I.,... . ' ;; :";:"' "," s,"ih 1""r':""- i J. Iliul tlm mil Hi'i.ir..iri Hm irnln1 rwiiil limn lii'Pii plm 'il onr mi eiiili.'iiiKninit PROPERTY OWNERS MUST BUILD WALKS, DECISION OF CITY Jtrolilliuil ntn Ailuplril ,lfr1lns MHlli, fjiini, M,,, ,( IUIIhuiiI ,iiuii With ctri'd will liucomo u lomy iliorouchfuro In thu niur fuiuui. judiilnc from n ri'iulutloti mloptcil ! thu city council lam nlKht illrect Im; ovni'iH of curtain property on hat. Mreet tn conmruct liln. wiilkH. Tlm'remdlton nlno nffpcfn .Siuind lt.ilfrrt.nl iuldltfon prnprrl) mnl jiuother resolution nffi-ci pro porly on Ninth hud on Minn. Tlm reiMihitloiiK provldn Ihnt con ulrnUoii nhi) mnrt within lu i1fln aflur (nriuiil linllci'. or .TO il.i)H nflor noil f llm mvner If n iion-ieiil- iliul, mnl for pioieiutlou of do llnijni'iitii. AironTliiK lo W. ,. Dun rim, ilty nttunmy, Hm in'ii.ilty for fnlluro to rnmply with Ilin re.-tnlu-Hon In fiotn J.'i lo US r.'otlccn arc Iminr. prrpjit'il mnl will Im nulled mil loil.iy ur luiuuirow. Dunns ,n .Niuiii'il KMh hlreet propel (y nwnern imiiM'il .ire: J. O. Ilrnriluli')', W. A. J.tcliNutii riin-'l'u A. luldwin, l!d. Iiiiuhiiui, C W. Whllis 1 1. 0. row ell, I) A ,uii Unliy Kenyon, Joa eph A Mi')niuiil, Miy A. lirlfflth, C. II. mid Vlrxll Del.up. J. II. Swim- Mill, Henry OffenhaiKer. J. .1. Jnr- Keii'eu, Touiiik ll.tuiptou iml.ile, O. I. .MiiltliewK I W. W. Wlliuil. Tlioim of fii'diinl lt.illro.nl mid I I inn hip: I.oiiIn Ii. Klein, lonu J. I'ordue). II. W. Kwlft. Union Oil romp, my, .1. 1'. Kutlnrlco anil J. 0, ltuletile, Mail In lirotlnis. J. U. Ile.ililnley .mil St.iuil.ild till (om p.my. 'IIiiihu of I'luiii mnl Ninth i.lucta ((.'outllllled to I'.iki) Ii) INSURANCE MAN HEU Albeit .1, Low CliiiiKnl Willi Killing Woman I'oi' liiMiriuico HKNVHIt, A 22. Albert J. Lowe, liiHiirmicu ugunt, was arretted today on ii (Jrcoley, Colorado, mur der churgo following n month's In vestigation of tho death there, oMoiiHlhly (IiioukIi tho explosion of it guHollno fitovo, of Kiln a J, Skin nor, a loims hcIiooI toucher of llloomltir.loii, III,, hb xlHtcr-ln-Iaw. l,o wo wus accuaiul of Inducing tho teiielmr lo tuku out u 2000 llfu In.siiianco policy payable lo him uiul Hum beating her to death with u blow weight. U Ih charged lie Kiiturutud tho body with gasolluo and wrecked tlm old Htove, then flru to tho Idtchun of hU homo whom Hit) ullogod crlmo occured. ItulutlvuH Ktattvd nn Invesllgatlou when Im readied llloomiugton with tho corpsn and objected to opening coffin, KLAMATH RAIL HEADS TO T II ON STRIKE END I President Gathering Consider Prnposnlt Of Brotherhoods to I Ni;V VOItK, Auk. 'i'i- Tlm Hliop 'irjfu' ktrlKn mlnrril Into iiuolliur ' iilmmi toil.iy nlirn mil pri'Hlili'lltit frnin wi'Htvrn iMIi-a Iii-kiiii nrrlvlnc ! 'or Ininol low's tunfnrrnin uf llm An- Mirliillon of ll.'illuny IIu'ciiHm'i ivlmn . tlifj' will olo on mi miNWiir In llm iiiranuri'i iraioci liy Hiu IiIk fhn . lirolliorliiinilH no u iinullciil ummi.i of imltllui; M'lilorily iiiii'sIIuiin. HALT I.AIti: CITV. Auk 2-' II V I'M!, Kriii'riil iiiuiiiiRi'r of llm Orrxmi nliort linn, will mi'it Into to ility with rrircmntiitlrH of tlm nlioi- limn mnl ullli'il ir.itln now In tlm nn plii) uf Dm Unliin I'nrlfli with vlo'.r to fnunlnn u new wiikc mIiciIiiIc HAS OIL INTERESTS - rllll.r ,(, M.lint Itvpori, h.., i r, ..,..,., C'hurleii Momr, foriner Klamath county resident, who h.m licru hero for two wcnki on u vncAtlon trip. will Ictve In n few iliiyn for K.itt liuiil county, Texnx, where tho first welt nf thu nil ilevelopmcnt coin pmiy In which liu U Interested hat ruiun In with an Initial flow uf 20U0 barrels and u prospective flow of 4000, nccardltiR to u telepr.iiu re ceived by Moriiti from IiIk partner lu I.o AiiKclen. Momo was nn eiiclmer lu the Kouthorn Pacific yunl.i while hero, nnd later ninploypil on tho cnii.it ruc tion of tho AtKoma road, lie wont in Koutltern Callfaruln two jrnrn ii ro and, according to friend. roI In on tho Kround floor of nnmc Reed oil operation and It on tho ro.nl to liecomlnK wealthy ' CONSPIRACY CHARGED Public Hcnleo roiniuSklonrrl Tlir i;et of Tclepliuin,- ('4iniMiti) I'OHTIiANU. Auk 22. Ch.irlnK Public Sorvlco Coininlsiilouern McCoy mid Kerrigan with inn-iplrucy, the Puilflu Tolcphoim K TcleBrojih roni pMiy today Inter ened In tlm rlriult ourl in the cult Instituted by Holier! (). 1 Mi man nnd oiliern m set uMdo llm mitt telephone rates. .Iililre i::mn Allowed tho compato'H motion to In tervene. IT LOOKS AS rfi. . - ' T i mm.K?m a-,'? B r MKm aunty. MM,H, OUCGO.V, TL'IMDAV, AUGl'ST sm, iwaa" EQUAL POLITICAL RIGHTS WILL COME SAYS LADY RHONDDA VUniiinli-i.fi mnl I'ullllriil iTiidcr VIsIiIiik In ,iiiit1(h I'mlktM 'ilii!iiili fur U'Oinrn , I) i;. Hii-ln' NOW VtJllK, AUK. SS llimurc prim liln mnl iIkIh nlvvnyn trluniiili, nvi'tituiilly nil udiiililos will i.ns l.iwn for tlm iirolnrtlon of '.lilliln'n nnd will r.rmit niiu.il iiolllli.il rlclit to WOllll'll. ' KiiiIi In llm iiri'illrtlou uf .'IkcoiiiiI th lllioinlil.i, llrlllnli rn.il inriKn.-itc, ri'fonimr mnl p'llltkjl l jiler, JuhI nrrhiil In ihln (uiiulry for u f lv -wi'i'U Imlliliiy In llio ''MifiiTtlcut hllln Tlm nioiinli'.ii ;ron norl.J wldo linllin when licr i','illc:illo.n tr .imin- Klr ItHOMflU I' bershlp In' llm llnuso of l.ordu was turned down l.i.tt Mny "Prlnrlplo Is hound to win," tdm declares. "Thnt'n why I am turo women will et Hit lu tho Iloino of Lords. Polltlni lias pontponed hut cannot bar the day when this will he. i ' Km uf .lUAlirr Alirnd "In KiiRlnnd, as here, Jucllce to women, children mid tlm uiipressed Is becinuliii: In be done Tlm Mx point group, compor.Cil nf women. Is working especially nhms theno linos. "Wjo choso our six points because they embodied Important reforms wo lii'lliMed the public would rally about. Ono of the most Important Is a bill to proteii )ouiig nlrlti from assault. "Through thn nctllly of our two (Continued on Page Threo) IF IT'S GONNA BE KINDA --.-- . - .--. s-yGSsWs I Sflajlisn(i?V tHiBfHMsVu' 1 ... v fmmffCfSM COAE COSTS TO BE FIXED Bt' U. S. Legislation Being Drafted To Enable Federal Con trol of Prices WASHINGTON, Aub. 22, L?l latlon to enable federal control of conl prices will bo drafted this week, JVcrclary Hoover nald today. Thn department of Justice, ho de clared, wan preparing a bill to be iiuhmltted to congress. Two or threo plans for controll ing udvauclng roal prices were con Hldcrnd, one being tho creation of un iififticy similar to tho United .States Bruin corporation, which fixed rruln prices during the war. Tho senate labor committee to day reported favoably on tho bill recommended by President Harding for an oiausllro coal Investigation. P. O. IS SHORT-HANDED t'leik mnl farrier Xmtal; Knmln ntlon In Kept7nber With tho Chrfxtmns mall rush lit tle more than threo months off, John McCall, local postmaster. Is hoping that tho examination for clerk .and carrier, scheduled for September 10, next, at tho local'offlcc, Is productive of results, Tho last examination v attracted only ono applicant, nnd tho prospects nro thai Unclp Axtn will ho working short-handed la these part unless tho September examination adds horo names to tho eligible Hit. Thn Job pay $1100 to start with. All citizens of'tho United 8tates. men mid womoa mny apply. Thoogijllai. its aru is to 4, except where mill tnry or uaval scrvlco has estnbllihcd preference. , u lllanks nnd fu Information re garding thn examination may bo had from Mlra Helen Paxson. sccretarr of tho local civil scrvico. boardat tho postofflqo. ,.,,,.,. , . I tl r- y i i -.' . WAGE UP 2Q PER" CENT Announcement .MiuJc by U. S. Mcvl Corporntlon; StorU SetH. J. SEW YORK, Aug. 22. ThO United States Steel corporation to day announced that tho wago, rate per day for labor In all It manu facturing plants would bo raised 20 per cent Scptcmbor 1st, and that other rates would bo equitably ad- JUbtCll. CROWDED .n. CrV2e if i m ooe Dressed Up geaaaeaawMBiMMwMMs ajg a m waw aiaiaiaiailaiaiaiH I - y Hero's Moyd Ocorge. Just about as neat as you 'ever saw him on the wuy to watch tho Karl of llaltour Way tennis at n garden party gtven by Sir Arthur Crosflcld at Hlghgate, fcngland. - MALIN MEN TAKEN ' IN RAID ARE GIVEN FINES OF $450 EACH AA.Tfetw J at It CLaaS .1 Tiro Anwi . . .2 "j the'1 fear of Q'od and the law lato tneto bootleg gcrs," said Shcrff low thlaimortilng In connection with conrlctlon In the Justice court of Lloyd, rttrlatt .and Guy Moss, who wcrovarrcstcd In a raid on the Ma lta pool hall Friday when about 80 .ojiarts, of alleged moonshine were seized. Tho men were fined 1460 ea(.-u, nulla mcy paia. ana were re leased under a 60 day suspcuded Jail sentence. i In pronouncing sentence Justice Gagbagen' threw In a lecture for good measure. Ho warned the two If they broke the law a second time thoy would bo forced to serve out the suspended sentence. Low said, he Intended to continue i campaign against bootleggers and that every one caught and con victed will be siren all the law al lows. S. P. HEAD AT FORUM K. O. McCornilck tn .lie Principal Speaker WcdneMdny .Ntoon Tho first opportunity that Klam ath vltltcns will Imvoto get first haajd Information about tlio rallrojd devorbpment that Is contemplated for this section by tho Southern Pacific will bo ghen nt the chamber of com merce forum Wednesday noon when K. O. McCormlclj, vlco president of tho company, itl speak on the un merger and Its effect on Klamath county. McCornilck will arrlvo tonight In a special car for u brief visit and at tho request of tho railroad committee ho will appear at tho forum. An In vitation has also been forwarded to Hon. Frank It. Dovlln, legal counsel of tho Union Pacific and former chairman of tho California railroad commission, to come to Klamath Falls and lav before tho shippers and business men of tho county tho U, P's side of tho controversy. After tbeso two meetings .thf com mittee appointed by tho chamber will make Its' recommendation to the membership, SHORTAGK OF 9300,000 FOUND IN MAN'S ACTOVNft) HONOLULU, Aug. 23. Serious WUMaMftafi nMaML lBBflkiksaaft.-t.1 ii WW - irx .mLxt& mmHxm-,? Irregularities understood to excood f 500,006 havo been round iu(tbe ac counts of John Qulld, aecretary of the shipping firm of Alcxandqrt A Ualdwn, according to a atatowent by 0. tl. 'Homcuway, treasurer and asalHtant manager," after a special meeting of the board of directors. Qulld Is at homo seriously i. fkiim wvn iImjai FEUD0FA6ED Both Die of Bullet Wmwajt In Fight at Schoejl Hmt; Quarreled Orw Raad UKIAH, Calif., Aug. aaDeatli from rlHe bulleta. for' beta tar tic 1 panta has ended the leaf 'feud of Isaac Crcspln and John Hayea. the two as'ed aetUeri'hi . re mote aectlon of Meadoclae, eoui tr for years had been eseajlM. Cre. pln was about 70 year "a)d ud Haynes about CO. Nelkr af belh had loag forecast th't two ete alar 'would saoot It ot." Tke day came 8attirdaV waei. they met at SMuatala Vleir 'ae-eel house. Both were sraisl with rifles, It waa reported tfi the'aier If fa office here. Creepta was 'he companlcd by hls daafaterv rr. Haael Batt. and her huahMd, Im Uatt. Batt Is credited wth havlag killed Haynes after Haraesad ahot and fatally wounded CretSta.' " Immediately upoa raeetlaa; , 'hj aa' said thq two mca 'engaged la' wfcrMy argument. Then a rifle cracked, Batt says Haynes ihet first. Thlevhallet struck Crespln'a watch, drove ' the timepiece through Cretpla- dothlf( and lato his flesh and tfea Ue'hul- let ranged upwards. Creepfa' died late last night from the weaad. irayaea waa thrice; weuaded He waa dead wb'ea aearhy reaideats reached the school hatae! Mra. Batt U cradltH'wlth trrtac to prareat Haraee frees aaaettar her Uther. 8ba threw. aafaJM MV of him hut Haraat. H waa.aald. For rear at aeerhr Tty-aMalM of the. eeaatv atratut- Ikr. .ekhar , Cresplo or Ilaaea VealdJaHar'.a4bl attempt to obtain aa tadlctmeat against the other for aeme alleged offense. .At othr,-tlav. the of fice of the coQaty heard, oi'a'aper vora ivould, bV the jateae.iet .ei citing times whea the ,ie)s arrived to make' complalat agalai h other regarding alleged read tjearua tlon, ' , The' "beginning of the fetal i)alM back many years to a4 time whea Haynes 'erected a gate1 across the road the Cresplas were, foraed to tako to enter their arpaartI The gate. Instead of belag itaiple bars, waa made of huge tree UathJ which required two mea ta lift aalde. A younger soa of Creepla la said to have 'moved awaf 'fraai.tha, home ranch because he feared tfaiaes, but the father refused. ta-'Slt'thh; pro perty. ' ' . Haynes. before comlaa ta Mendo cino county, waa a captain la the Salvation Army, Neighbors ,saM they hare often heard hWquelo'tno Bi ble la exhortations oa "brotherly love" and concerning how hilghbora ' should llo In noace together. T- MANAGER IS SOUGHT Athletic AsMKiatloa to flaea-AeHv- Hies' la .tiaaoa of waa.Tieaaei The Klamath Amateur Athletic as sociation Is seeking a saeaager.Ile must bo a man who Is famller with athletics and.' capable, "of cesdactfac, the asaoclatlon on a 'baaaeef-llko' basis. Decision to placo the ,ac()vltea of tho association la the aaaas of a. manager waa reached l ajmaatlag of the board of directors at h caasaher of cpramerco yesterday, i-aftrsooa. The doclslon was basod oa (aea,ece ally, tor having he aocitle ifsier tho direct chargo of some.one POfsoa who can deVoto suf f If let' Mo to the work to assuro f reqaeat, atlle(ie ac tivities, to keep tho gymasalafi efea at certain hours and to secure mem bership applications. VCoatpeasaUofc' probably will U derived-famb'- celpla. the raaaager, to .be paid a fix ed percentage of tho asioektfoa'e la- come. Thus his compeawljea sratild i dopend largely upoa hie jwa,abMtr. Tho assoclatloa has several ..per sons under conslderatloalbal wf) at t" appoint a manager uaHl HHsavUt that tha 00 most capable. baiHlttM. the work has bees foa4;)taaaa . will be glad to.eoaaJda,ta!aftaa- , ilea of aay see waa ti aaa- ' SETTLEHSENDS WITH SHOflf Nli i jiH?" '1 if B X l.i '.VW f jffcl .-Jl i W T. t t HZ