Wat
Equal Rights, Equal
Justice, arc the Twin
Pillars of Democracy
A Million a Month
Is Klamath County's
Industrial Payroll
Member of the Associated Press
Htl Ii Vein'. No. Illlltlt.
KLAMATH KAI.U4. ORISON, MOMMV Jl l,V SIO, WM.
PRICK KIVK CUNTS)
LIQUOR, CRIME j
RING REVEALED
UK 6 ARRESTS!
Officers Believe Organized
Band For Rum Running
and Thefts Broken Up
I
V , tin day u;.d iiIkIh nine,, Int j
't'iK-Hiliiy. whii "Him Hull lire hni i
wu rubbed, mill following Hi" mini-
liillmi of Din wrciki'd rii r on I lu j
hluliwuy Hear Barclay ni'!uit Mull 1
ility, mill lltcfl uf various of lt inula.
HIhtI ff l.nw nnil di'iill'H, working
In co-operation Willi Pollen (!on. I,.
Ilnmphiey. nnil bin fun iv liuvi' linik
I'll lip whnl I (it.y believe In nnc o(
Hit tntirii vlrlnMM rrlino r 1 1 1 h over
known In Kliuniitli KiilU, nnil lire
hnliliiiR In l.ill nix men In miiiiec
I Ion wlili I he nililn'iy mill thefn mill
fiir rum r u ii it I tt k
Tlnn.t nrrenietl nn IKek Vl- i
IIiiiiii, .1. A, .lnhnmi:. Krin'i-1 WVat.j
liliy Terry, (', ('. lili'ilun mul N' II. ;
Aili'llmri.
I.4M4 Itri'iivfinl
A portion (if III" loot from i li
wrwki'il oar believed moli'ii fiini
I In Urn shop worn found III John
nun's lliilf Way house nil Tin Mai-li-('ullfiiriilii
lilaliway, tlin place
formerly rniiiliKlnil liy i.Mr.. (Illln
Hlawora, wlin wim acquitted of I h
iniirJor of Tom Mnntnya, M'llrun
nhrop harder. Thrco of the tlri'i
wore foil nil In Johnson's lionno nn
Oregon avenun. Johnson operates
a stage ,trom Klamath Pallii tn
nnd, with headquarters at th Cen
tral Taxi company office. (
Seventy-five gallons of liquor was
aelied by Bborlff Low and Deputy
Rherlff Ootid In a car driven by
.Terry Terry waa driving to Klam.
ath Folia on tha Morrill highway
when ovartoken by th offlcera af
lor a.iUrrlng ohaae of five mlloa.
Ha carl-.4 a loadad SO-30 rllle, but'
offorad no realatance.
Tank Cleverjy Concealed
Cleverly concealed In Terry's
roadster waa a tank ma do of hoavy
roppor. which extended t ho onilro
length of llio oar from thi bark of
tho drlvor'a aoat
Tho bark of tho j
aoat. a romovaulo affair, oonroalod j
a tap from which tho liquor rould 1
ho drawn. Tho tank waa full of !!
qunr. tho uffliara aulil.
Tha car aluo rarrlod two of tho 10
tlroa alolon from tho tiro ahup. Two
moro hlddon Hoar Morrill wore ro
covorod and auolhor waa tokon by
him to Valliijn, California., wlioro
Trry la bollovod li mako h in bond
qiinrtiira, It waa aald.
Tin pnlli'O any Torry hn hon
niaklMK ruiriilar Ulp lo Klnmnlh
Pnlla from Valluju, pooliiK a n
traveling anleaman. On one own
rlon a patrolman dlrvrted him to tho
lourUt tin roan at tho chamber of
rommnrre to havo hla car roglator
od. llrlloTnl Amniipllco
Dlorlan la believed by tho nffl-1
cam to be an accomplice of Torry
nnd a member of the alleged ring.
He waa arreatcd whllo driving a
rommerrlnl typo enr, nnd tho offl
cora are wnrklhg on llio theory Hint
lliln car ha boon uaod to hnul ntolcti
Urea nnd nrr.naaorlca nnd omply hoi
Ilea lo Vallnjn, Throo of tho alolon
tlroa wore found In tho car.
Woat waa larrwated at duyllglit,
Pnlurdny In n tont oonnonlod In the
woods near Udoaaa, after llio ahor
Iff nnd deputy hnd trnckod hlin- In
hat apnl the nlKht hoforn and wall
ed until dawn to Inacto (he torn.
The offloora havo known for aomo
time thai heavy liquor ahlpmonta
were coming Into thla city, but un
til lint week It had boon Impoaalble
n drtermlnn th monna of Irnnapor
intlon, When the ahnrltt nnd the
pnleo atartod to work on the tiro
theft eaae ami tn run down Ilia
vnndnl that damaged the wrecked
enr, ft aei'loa of clowa devolnpod
Which lod to the alx nrrnnta,
IthiK lli'llcvoil llnikon I'p
The offloora be,llove that a rlnn
- exlatlng tor the aale of liquor and
dlapoanl of atolon property, princi
pally tlroa and accoaanrloa, haa boon
brnkon up by tho alx nrroata.
Pnmn of tho prlannora wero alntod
for arraignment In tlin Justice court
thla nftornoon,
WIIKAT THICKS
PORTLAND. July !ln. Hard
whllo wheal f 1,0 1, "western red 04c,
! THE ASQUITHS
Alinvo ; MiirKnl '.se,ulth 0 she
appeared at a viry recent pageant
lit Oxford In which alio playod
Queen, I .. I'.olow la llir (IoiikIi
ti r, Princess Antnliu Hlbi'nro. wlfo
of tho litiiiiunliin milliliter, oa ahu
aiillril tin ollor day lu visit hr
mnlhi'r In ICiiiiIuiiiI.
G. G. REARING
.10 IS Off
Chamber of Commerce Re
ceives Notification Of In
definite Postponement
Tlio I. C. C. hoarltiK achoduloil
to bo hold at Portland Ausuat 10.
whon tho complaint of H. H. Corey,
OroRon public aorvlco commloalonnr.
j for railroad
wan to hnvo
building In
boon hoard,
Portland
haa been
poHtponeil Indefinitely, according to
official notification rccelvod by the
chamber of commerce today from
Washington.
Tho action to bo tnkon at this
hearing by Klumnth Knlla Intorests
win to havo been tllacuaaod by rop
rosrntnttvea of the chamber of com
merce, Botnry nnd Klwanls cluba at
the chnmber of commorco at 4
o'clock thla uftornoon, but tho meet
Inu wna pout poncd when It became
known Hint tho hearing would not
be held on tho date previously
fixed.
CHILD REARED IN
PIG STY FOR TEN
YEARS IS RESCUED
I't-Yi'iir-Olil (ilil IVil Srrnps
Kuoil Ttirouujli Ultra liy Ho
vennef.il Htepmotlier
Of
HI, PASO, July 30. Roared
In
a pig sly for tan years through the
malic, of a vengeful stepmother
13-yvnr-nld Rill waa found asloop
In tlin pen, located noar tho home
of hor patents hero by Dotectlvos
Ivy Fanliiy and Ira Cllna,
Tho child, stunted by her ox
perleuco to scarcely tho ataturo of
a tbroo-year-old, could anawor only
Hluiplo questions,
8ho snld alio hnd always lived In
tho little pen na far hack aa aha
can remember, nnd that hor food
was nlwaya given to hor through
tin bnra of tho pnn,
Neighbor lold tho officers that
hor food oonslHtod principally of
scraps. Homo of thorn havo boon
taking milk to her pen.
During tho Interrogation tho
child sat with folded hand facing
llio detcotivea na It In nn attltmlo
of prayer.
Tho stepmother oald tho child
was pul In I ho pen only to piny.
County Prohntlon Offlcor Mrs.
Kiuiiia Webster took ohnrgo of the
child, mul l.i hunt Inn a home for
hor. Sim In Invent iKiitltiK Ihiv caul'
further,
UG
PRESIDE T
TO
Complications Develop As
Result of Ptomaine
Poisoning
.. H.IN !-H.('IM( l), July HO
I'D'alili'iit lliinlliig will lie
I'lixlii'il bulk to UiiHhliiKfon by
apocliil Irulll lia aoon hh lit Ii- 1
cnvi'i'a from lila 1 1 1 ik-hm auffl-
clently to trnvi'l, prnbubly with
in tivo wceka.
Thla nnnounrcnieiii Imloy
ftillotvcil niiirflliitlon Inat nifflit
of tlio entire ('iillforiiln pro
urnm nfter n rfnultntlon liy
four phyaiclnna,
I 'Ollipllcntlitna ileveliipfil yoa
lorilny from tin iillurk of pin
Innliu nolannlnK,
Tho pronldeni apeni n fairly com
fnrlnblo nlKht, Ri'ltlng some aleop.
according to a bulletin Umied at
II a. in. today by Brigadier Oonorol
Sawyer, hla personal phyalclan, fol
lowing a conioroneo with two San
Francisco physlelana, Bay Lyman
Wilbur, proaldent of Stanford uni
versity, nnd C'hailea M, Cooper,
heart apeclallst.
"Hla condition Is. acute and he
has temporarily overniralned hla enr-dlo-vaaular
ayatem by carrying on
apoaklng engagement while III."
the bulletin added. It la necessary
Hut ho havo complete rest during
the period of the acute aymptoms."
At 9 o'clock thla morning the
temperature was 101, pulse 113 and
respiration 33.
LAKEVIEW HIGHWAY
ROUTE VIA LORELLA
.AND BONANZA URGED
Hurry Holgnte, Attorney for V. 8.'.
Reclamation Hot-vice, ami II. J. !
Tli hnor Moke ncqucat j
PORTLAND. July 30. Harry
Hnlgata of Portland, attorney for
the government. reclamation service,
and W. H. Pankey and H. J. Tlch
nor, of l.orella, Klamath county,
today nki'd the highway ronimle
alon to route the Klamath Falls
l.Bkevlew highway through Bonnnxa
nnd l.orella. Tho matter waa taken
under advisement.
EVANS WINS TITLE
Wi'ili'in Amateur Climiiplniislilp Is
Tnkcii In Rrnantlonnl Piny
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 30. :
Chick Evans Saturday won the!
western amateur championship tor!
the eighth time defeating Hamilton
Oardnor of Buffalo, 8 up and 4 to
play, at the Mayflold Country club.
To make hla eighth victory, the
greatest number In any golf classic
ovct won by anyone, , he waded
BE RUSHED UK
TQ WASHINGTON
through a fine field, Including the;ast evening. Their four children
national champion, Jess Sweetxer,
wno punned r.vnns to uotter tnanj
par golf, as did Oardnor moat of
the time,
Not only did Evnna piny well un
der par to down tho doughty Oard
nor but he laid hla younger oppon
ent four nlymlos In the 33 holoa,
winning the 30th hole by vlrtuo of
one, only halting tho 30th, despite
another which (liirdnor cut around
for a three from eight feet away,
and conceding tho other two. which
might have put llnrilnor further
back In tho rnco.
The ooiitost waa remkablo In that, I
although tho boles played nut made!
a total better than perfect figures,
four holes wero .conceded because
they had boon rulnrd by bad play
or unlucky hronka. Kvans and
Oardnor both drovo Into tho creek
on tho 145-yard fifth hole and
Evans had lo drop hack, He wont
In again from a faulty Ho and con
ceded tho hole, for. he could not
have done hotter than six or ovon.
whllo Gardner was pretty sure of
a five,
MOTOMST AtUlKNTKO'
K. R. Pnrr was nrrostcil Satur
day for enroll-as driving and releas
ed on Ills own ri-coKiilx-'ilieo. Ho
will hnvo a hearing before Justice
Emmltt liimori'ow.
BROTHER OF FORMER
WAR SECRETARY IS
CAUGHT SMUGGLING
.In I Inn I). Ilnkrr (unti'nun HlniaHf
I'nlliirn An Anuiii'iii Hum II mi
ll ci- nnd la I'lniil aji.oiio
NEW VOItK. July 3(1. Julian B.
linker, brother of ihn former ae'v
roiury of war, Newton I). Baker.
Saturday contested hlmaelf a fullur
na an amateur rum ainugxler and
wna fined tl.OO'i. .Meanwhile hla
."0-foot cabin crulaer .Morieaty and
I alx ram-n of whlxkv It carried are
i being held by tho govorninont.
j "I never even Ihmight of trying
j to bring In any liquor, until the
i opportunity and the temptation pre
vented theinHolvea together," aald
Bilker.
i "Voatcrday I waa preparing to
! teat a new alienor I hnd bought for
my yucht and, Juat aa I waa atart
I Ing out, my friend Harry Hyatt
icamo along. So-I aakod him to
: go with me.
"We crulaod around for a while
! nnd prcaontly found wa were In
i the mldat of the rum fleet. At
I that moment, never before, It occur
red to me that the yacht club waa
giving a ahlrtwalnt dnncn tomorrow
night, and here waa a chance to
make It a merry one by getting a
Mipply of liquor without paying th
exorbitant prlcca at tho bootleggera
on land,
"I bought tlx canes of Scotch at
127 a caae ond wa atnrtod back."
About thla time, 100 yarda from
the achoonor J. B. Young, from
which the purchase waa made, the
Modesty encountered ' the coast
guard cutter Manhattan, command,
ed by Capt.. Michael J. Ryan. Cap
tain Ryan displays groat curloalty
whenever he finds yachts crulalnt;
around tho Jersey rum fleet.
" 'What's that?' he asked, point
Ing to the cases.
"Scotch."
That ended all hopo of the Ta-
roaqua Yacht club In Bheepahead
bay, having a wot social.
Baker took all the blame and
Hyatt was freed of responsibility.
' Baker waa charged with trana.
porting liquor within tha 12-mllo
limit. He was not charged with
iilMilnallv vlnlnftnff .th nrnhlbltlon
lnB,mucll , Edward Barnee.
itl,tant Unlted 8taU. .ollcitor.
he,d ther WB, not eviQnice 0t con
aplracy. and tbe aelture waa made
outside the three-mile limit.
1 INJURED AS
i Marshf ield Couple and Four
i Children in Wreck Near
i Barclay Springs
Mrs. Peter Merrlsoule of Marsh
i field Buffered a badly cut arm and
! bruises, and her husband had one
rib broken when their car, a new
Hudson sedan, skidded In the sof:
gravel and turned on Us aide in tho
ditch this side of Barclay spring
escaped without a scratch..
Tho windows of the car were
shuttered and tho occupants wen
unable to extricate themselves unt.l
uaslslnnce was given them. Mr
land Mra. Merrlsoule rocolvetl modi
cnl treatment at a local hospital
; anil were able to go to a hotel later.
Merrlsoule Is a florist at Marsh
' field, and bo' and hla family bad
' been enjoying a vncutlon at Crator
j lahe,
I'XIOXH I.OMINtl MKMIIKRH
LONDON
July SO. Trade un
Ions In England have lost 3 Id, AO
members during tho last year. This
decrease Is snld to have resulted
from the absorption by tho govern
mcnt of some of the functions at on
time performed hy tho unions.
Tho funds of the unions havo fall
en from 2o4,2H0 pounds to 04.308
pounds nnd tho annual revenuo from
811,4.10 pounds to 04,883, pounds.
itiHit bktomixo nvn.vi,
ESSEN, Germany, July 30.
Grass has begun to sprout on the tops
of thousands of freight cars lyln
Idle tn the railroad yards' of th
Ruhr. Many of them are filled with
merchandise and havo not turned
a wheel s'ncc the French and Bel
glnns marched Into tho ludustrln
nrcn last January,
OVERTURNS
T
RESCUES F"M,SS C0NEY" I
COM
0 0
Prompt Action By Gilbert
Fleet, 13, Saves Life Of
Fred Dawson, 9
Inching Into the Irrigation canal
ear the railroad bridge Sunday at-
ernoon, where a group of boys were
wlmmlng, (illbert Fleet, aged 13
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Fleet,
iTi Alameda, reaiued from drown
ng hla youthful companion Fred
Dawson, aged 9, bod of Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Dawson, 1246 Johnson, who
had waded beyond hla depth.
Wltncmcd By I'nrenta
Dawson, who Is unable to awlm.
said he turned to Gilbert Fleet and
asked him to go to the atruRgllng
boy's rescue. Without a moment's
hesitation, the boy plunged into the
canal and grasped the Dawjon boy.
Struggling frantically, the two
drifted fifty feet dowi the
canal before elder Dawson was able
to wade Into the canal and drag
both boys to shore.
Tleiirue Mndo Difficult
The yijunger boy had tried to
grasp Gilbert Fleet around the neck.
making It difficult for the rescuer
to swim. Both were temporarily
exhausted, but soon recovered and
Buffered no 111 effects from the ex
perience. '
Dawson Bald Gilbert Fleet was en
titled to credit for Bavins hla boy
from drowning. Tha youngster had
gone under once or twice, and would
undoubtedly hare Idst hla Ufa had
not the Float boy acted promptly.
Dawson believes swimming should
be prohibited in the canal.
Dawson has -been a mail carrier
here for a number of years. . Fleet
Is manager of the Klamath Ice &
Storage company.
LIBERATE YOUNG
CHINESE PHEASANTS
IN KLAMATH COUNTY
8.10 Minis Are Received From State
Gnme Farm and Freed By
' Game Warden
Two hundred and fifty Chlneat
pheasants were liberated Saturday
In the Orlndale, Skillet Handle and
Bonanza districts. Marlon Barnes,
game warden, and Nate Otterbeln
distributed the birds, placing 100
at Orlndale, 100 along the Skillet
Handle and SO near Bonanti
The young pheasants were re
celved from the state game farm at
Corvallis. They arrived In excel
lent condition, not one being lost
on the trip.
While pheasants are multiplying
well In Klamath county the season
will not be opened thla year, as
some hunters have asked, espec
ial vigilance Is to be used this year
against poachers, and any one mo
lesting the protected birds la likely
to be detected and punished,
7 DIE IN WEEK
Heavy Casualty List Is Re
ported For Oregon; Auto
Crashes Claim Two
PORTLAND. July 30. Seven
Oregon week-end fatalities wore re
ported, Charles Howe died hers today
from amputation of a leg crushed
In an auto accident.
Byron Koch, Ontario, baker, was
drowned while swimming In Snake
river.
A bank teller was drowned In Oa
wego lake, a boy was killed In a
fall from Rocky nutte, a small boy
was killed In nn nuto near Salem
nnd a youth was killed In a motor
cycle collision with n train near
Koaeburg,
END
ACCIDENTS
1 1
1 tlK
ilNG JgJ
I I
Among the girls In the annua!
beauty parade at Atlantic City will
be Polly Walker. She will be
Miss Coney Island." having won
the competition against the other
beach beauties at the New York
resort.
FIRES CAUSE
L
$125,003 Damage To Mill
At St Helens; Two Blocks
Burned At Arlington
THE DALLAS. July 30. Two
blocks burned at Arlington, Ore.,
between 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock
this morning, according to reports
received here. The Hood River fire
department responded to a call for
help. The Dalles department was
preparing to send oid when It re
ceived word at 5:00 o'clock that
the tire was controlled. The Grand
hotel, a pool hall and several resi
dences were among the buildings
burned.
ARLINGTON, July 30. The fire
which early today swept the busi
ness district, starting from an un
known cause at the Arlington hotel,
formerly the Grand, swept one block
of buildings on Main street. Jump
ed a throughfare and destroyed an
other block of shops and stores. It
Is estimated the loss of 175,000 to
S'SO.OOO.
ST. HELENS. July 30. Loss
about $125,000 was caused by a fire
which early today destroyed the St.
Helens Tie and Timber company
mill on Sauvlea Island, and wiped
out one of tho ways and one shed of
.he St. Helena Ship Building com
pany. The mill, which had been
running double shift, shut dawn Fri
day night. About 11:00 o'clock
last night the watchman discovered
the fire In the center of the mill.
$2,000 LOSS IN
STEELSWAMP FIRE
Valuable Slnlllon mill Farm Ma
chinery Destroyed on Hunch of
Klamath Lake Company
Fire of- undetermined origin
completely destroyed a large barn
on the ranch of the Klamath Lake
Land and Livestock company near
Steelswamp early Friday morning,
burning a valuable stallion, 60 tons
of hny and farm mnchinery and
Implements. The totnl loss Is es
timated at f2.0(i0. W. C. Dalton
Is manager of the company that
owns tho ranch and has a large
Interest lu It,
HEAVY
OSSS
LOCAL
.P.
GETS DISTRICT:
1
IT OFFICE
J. J. Miller Promoted With
Creation of New Depart',;
ment For Klamath
t'tr
1
3. . Miller, local agent of ta
Southern Pacific cpmpany, haa bee?!,'
appointed district freight and paa-;
aenger agent, wJUtJieadquiirtar, t;
Klamath Falls, for a new district
extending from Tehama, California,
to Hilt, on the main line, and in
cluding the Klamath Falls branctt. '
Not only la the appointment of
Miller a deaerved promotion for fclm,
but the selection of Klamath Falls aa
headquarters for the district la ' a
recognition of the Importance of thla
city aa a shipping point. It la un
usual to select a branch line pointy
so remote from the rest of the dis
trict, and the choice In this Instance
Is decidedly complimentary. .
Miller enters upon his new du
ties August 1. The local station
will be taken over by V. V. Htdge
petb. The territory assumed by
Miller Includes the Klamath Falli
branch, the main line from Tehama
to Hilt, the McCloud River railway,
the Yreka railway, and the Sac"
mento Valley and Eastern, a. short
line out of Pitt.
Other promotions were made and
new offices created at tha aama
time, effective Anguat 1.". ' v-
J. H. Mulchay. general freight
agent, and J. M. Scott, geaerat pas
senger agent, at Portland,' are pro
moted to the positions of aselstast
freight traffic manager and' assist
ant passenger traffic manager, res
pectively.' Their headquarters -remain
at Portland. Mulchay is suc
ceeded aa general freight agent at
Portland by WL F. Miller, hla assist
ant. C. M..'.AndWv,dlflt relght
and passenger agent at Seattle la
transferred to Portland as atalatanl
Freight Agent L. A.' Dock-well fa
Freight Agent L.'A, DrockWeli fa
promoted to district freight agent, In
Portland. - ' . " f' t
The Seattle office la raised to'tlW
position of a general agency, B. C.
Taylor, now traveling agent, being
placed In charge aa general agent.
Two Are Advanced
Scott la succeeded as general pas-
aenaer agent at Portland by hli aa-j
alstant, J. A. Ormandy., C. , W.'
Stinger, city ticket agent, takes Or
mandy's place aa aasla'.ant general
passenger agent. Stinger la v suc
ceeded by J. A. Hopgood, advertise
Ing agent, and Hopgood'a place win
be filled by H. F. Craig of the gen.
era! passenger department staff.,, I.
T. Sparks, district freight and pas
aenger agent at Eugene, la trans
ferred to a similar position al Mer
ced, Cal. He la succeeded ajy it L.
Graham, now station agea at Cor
vallis. '
Two .other new district freight
and passenger agenta are Appoint
ed In Oregon aa follows:
At Salem A. A. Mlckel, now local
Agent. ' i
At Medford A. 8. Rosenbauni,
claim agent, Portland. ' : ' '
BASEBALL RESULTS
American - ' '
Cleveland 5. Boston 4; Cleveland
2, Boston 0; St'. Louis 5, Philadel
phia 2; St. Louis 4, Philadelphia I.
' National - '
New York 4, Pittsburg 5: Phila
delphia S, Cincinnati
WKATHEtl PROBABILITIES
Tho Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under
wood a Pharmaoy
contlnuea to. rec
ord a very s yen
barome.rlo . tyrei
aure and a' con
tinuation of warm
weather Is
cated.
Forecast for Dekt
24 botira: '
'ryjn. j I v miiu warm,.
vT jLh. I The TycoB re-
rurqini inermom-
eter registered maximum and mini
mum temperatures today aa fol
lows: High :.7
Low ,.87
Yesterday (Sunday) waa. : the
warmest day o fthe season, the tern
pern'uro reaching 97 at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
MAN
FREIGF
1
Y.rv