j j Right$t Equal
A Million a Month
Is Klamath County's
Justice, are the Twin
Industrial Payroll
Pillars of Democracy
Member of the Associated Preit
UTntionlh Yriw Xo, nag
KLAMATH MIM OltKOOV, MOJfDAY, MARCH 10. 1084
l'RICK F1VB CENTS
1 11
intjte l&utmimg, Met urn
E
STOCK, POULTRY
IS CONSIDERED
Step May bo Taken to Pre
vent Spread of Hoof
And Mouth Diieate
A qurntlno against livestock and
poultry from California to guard
stalnat hoof and mouth dlsoase, now
raging Hi bay roglon or California,
la being conldrd today by the
county court, undor whose Jurladlc
tlon tho matter come.
A quarantine would prevont the
iIIioim being carried by poultry, and
by livestock purrhnavd In Callfornln
for Klamath herds na well a stock
moved ovor tho Uto Una and ro
hlpped to Callfornln. In an attempt
to circumvent tho law.
PoulU-jrmra Warned.
County Agent C. A. Henderson to
day lamed tho following atatemcnt
relative to Importation of baby
chlcka:
"It h developed In the paat few
day that a Urge number of poultry
producers throughout tho county or
der their baby chlcka from Califor
nia hatcheries. A number of thee
hatcherlea are located In tho districts
la California quarantined against
hoof-and-mouth disease, and anyone
aeeurlng baby chkk at thin time
from tltoaa district la taking sonte
chance of bringing tho dlaoaso Into
this county.
In Quarantined Area.
Hatcheries In Petaluma and In tho
urronndlng territory aro In the
quarantined area and It would teem
advisable, at thla tlmo and until r.ich
tint aj danger of tho dlseasa li past
In tbM districts to piece no order
for Cblcke. In othvr tlUirMa not In
too quarantined area It Is possible
tbu baby ehb'kwlU bo shipped
through too quarantined territory,
with tho possible chance that tho dls
cane may bo brought In.
"Anyone with baby chicles coming
from California ahould Investigate
very thoroughly the point of origin
and routo of ahlptnont and If tlioro
la any poulblo ohanco of Infection or
contamination, tlra shipment ahould
be canceled linoiodlutoly.
Would Ituln lnduxtry.
"Tho advent of hoof and mourn
disease would, In this county, prac
tlcally mean tho ruination of tho em
tio Industry hore. It would bo hnrdor
to control huro Hi an In tho dairy
district of Callfornln, duo to thu
(act that cuttlo are being ilrlvuu out
tho road anil tributary country mid
for long distances.
"livery precaution should hrtukon
and no vhunce, however kiiiiih,
ahould bo permitted."
E YIELDS
BODIES OE 24
CAST-LK a ATE. L'tnli. March 10.-
Ttvonty-four bodies of tho 175 on
tonvbod mlnorH wore recovered nt
noon today. Little hopo for (ho others
vm hold out.
3 MORE ESCAPED
CONVICTS CAPTURED
OUARANTfN
hi
SALEM, Oro., March 10. Warden
Dulrymplo announced tlirou more
prisoners who etienpod lust aummor
iih trustees havo boon captured, one
nt Son Francisco, onu nt Vancouver,
Wnshlugton otid tho other nt Mar
colllno, Mo,
MOW DAILY FUATLKU
1IICG1NS I HKItAI.I)
-
Toduy a liuw dully fuuturo bo-
B'na' 111 Tho Herald. Hurry 11,
Hunt, votoran NIC A Sorvlco
Washington correspondent, will
wlto for Herald renders ti
dully luttor about thing of cur-'
ront Interest In tho capital. Tho
luttor will be Tight up to tho
ralnuto In subject matlor and
will give- h li tn ii n lntorot nnU
Insltlo hnpponlngs not found
alftowlioiu, Road tills foitbtiro
today on page 2. Wlntch for It
dally.
Brand New
I .- V., f-::. ima I
I ?' ',''o
i t Vim
Photo thon I'atrolinan V'llllnri
P. Kinky, of I'hlla'Uiphui, wcarlai
the new umfutma dc-vlil by G in
rral Bnwdley Uullcr. ntw t"t
llrector. They ure nifty, cb?
L
Bidders on Stretch From
Albany to Corvallis
Keep Prices Down
I OUTUANU, Ore, March 10. -Un-uunlly
low bids were received toduy
fiom eoncMlo and bituminous coii
iru'iorn by the highway commission
tor paving '9 H mllojt butwocn Albany
and Corvnllls which wiut rcadvortlsed
afiiT complaint was made thnt the
orlKinul advorilsi'mcut had culled
only fur cimcrWit. Tho coinmlsslon
wuh tu uiinouiico tlhi succcKsful bid
der lain today.
Tlu iiiiiiiiiiriiilou today ducldml to
rofiixn for ilio priwiit thu rcquost of
Vuiiihlll, Tllluiiiixik mid WiLshltiKton
ctiiiiith'S fur wiirvry of u Trunk rlvi-r
run i o for u hlchway from I'urtliimi
to TlllaiiKiok, aniHiuuclnj! (kill Im
iliidialo diivi'liiiuunt tit tlui ltuoso
Vfll highway ttas'iif j;roati'r linior-
tUIII'O.
Tho loiiiiik's were udvlsuU tho.v
utliiht proceed with tho siuwiy and
oi!aiil.i- u Riipor-rond d:sti'k-l.
The hli;IiWity coiiunlHslon Informed
tho di'U'Katloii from Cilllliim county
thai If tho county could put across
a JV.'i.otiii-hoiiil Isuuo In tho olvcdon
.May 10 II will nuun comiilotlon of
tho John Day IllKllwny by Improve
iifint of thu roiiiuliilng stretch h
Ivvim'II tho biiae lino and u ptilul six
miles from Condon.
Tho county naked tlio statu help
on u busts of u J.'.O.UtMI-bollil Issue.
Ilio couimlssioti sivUl It would not
act nnU'iw $7."i,0i'li wcio pledged.
The ost4 muted ciwt oT- tho work Is
$2.1il,(HlO.
WDOOSUIT
liKCATl'lt, (lit., Miircli 10. The
Jury today romlurod n vortllot In
favor of Wtiltor T. L'nndlor, Atlanta
t'lipltullNt, In tho $100,000-dumuiio
suit UBulnst him by Mrs. Clydo K.
Hyflold. Kho- elmrged Cnndlcr at
tacked hue on thu sioaiiiot' Ueregarln
In thu sunuiior of 1922.
. swiss nnvKxrus ixciiKAsij
HWIINH, 'Mufih 10 .Swllzui'luiid's
aiistom rnveiiues for 1H2II umotint
od to 1 $1,000,000 fi'iuvis, This Is
an IncriNiso of in,0()0,0iio francs
ovor 1922.
DECEIVED
0
I
ME
WNS
OF
REBELS DENIED
BY E. L.
Charge of Senator Wheeler
Declared False; Says he
Made Loan to Obregon,
. NKW VOHK, March 10. Kdwurd
I,, lwheiiy, denying tho 'hargo of
Kouator Whooktr thut ho wlht Bln
clulr and othor Intorcsts had financed
a revolution agalnct the Mexican
government, auld today ho had loanca
15,000,000 to the Obregon govern
ment which ennbkid It to put down
n rebellion.
Dolieiiy auld WJieeler'a atatumcnt
was mnde with reckless disregard
for truth.
"f would have boan a fool to
fluance gun-runiiera into (Mexico,"
ho auld, "Senator Wheeler's state
ment," said Dob en y "as reported In
tho press, that ho expects to show
K. I.. Doheny and othu.w furthered
a revolution against the Obregon
government In Mexico, Is absolutely
false. Jut as false as h.ls previous
staleii.-jnt of February 19 that
MoKr. Klnclulr, McLean and a bad
held meetings In thu apartment oi
Attorney-General Datighcrty."
Senator WUiooler, la announcing
the calling as a witness in tlra Oaugh
vi'l' Inrcstlgntlon of Harry S.
Ubbou, former mayor of Caloxlco,
Cal.. explained the committee's first
iixiury would rolato to 1921 revolu
tion against Obregon In Lower Cali
fornia headed by Cantu, former gov
ernor. He said he expected Obbon to
give inforniutlon to show Fall wan
ihu "go-between," la the use of
l,oOi0OT0ndVfsirtl largely by
Aiiiori.un oil companies to flnanco
Camu revolutions, '.
CHICAGO, March 10. Harry K.
Sluclujr and six ttltornoys departed
today tor Cbeyenno, Wyo., to contest
tho government's action .to cancel
Ten pot Domo Oil leases. Ho expressod
confidence of ultlumte victory and
vindication.
WASHINGTON, D. C, March lo.
Thu oil commlttao today was dig
ging Into a tilo of telegrams It had
subpoenaed.
Tlio couimitloo plans soou tu di
viiIru tho result ot tho examination
of brokers' books by auditors to dis
cover tho oxtunt ot doaliugs by of
ficials In oil stocks boforo and after
I, 'using tho ltuvul reserves.
WALTER L. TOOZE
PLEADS GUILTY TO
. POSSESSION CHARGE
Ale.Ml.NNVlI.Li:, Oro., March S.-
Shortly after bulug indicted by tho
grand Jury hero on a charge ot pos
session ot liquor, Wultor L. Tooze,
Jr., tepuhlicun state chairman fo:
Oregon, and J. W. Tumpliu, u gnrage
oivuvir lioru, pleaded guilty before
Judge llobcrt Tuckur. Sentence was
,o hu pusscd this utloi'iioon.
Tho 'indictment follows closely a
previous indictment on a charge ot
contributing to thu delinquency ot
u minor. W'.lten the two woro ur
lutgned for trial, howovor, tho Indict
ment wits thrown out ut (unity. The
case grows 'out of uu Incident In
which '1'oor.u and TcmpUu were
tveio ehuigod with giving liquor
to u minor girl.
'l oose's ten in us ipublicuti statu
chulrmtiit expires next month and ho
has announced thut ho will not bo u
I'limU'dnlo for re-election.
TUB WKATHKH.
" Tho Cvelo-Storma-grnnh
at tho Un
derwood pharmacy
shows slight down
ward trend In baro
metric pressure this
afternoon, not suf
Uulont, however, to
Indlcuta tiny change
In piivuillng condi
tions. Tho . fore
cast for tho next
1A hnitra will tin
(Jenerallv fair and cool with mod
FINANCING
DOHENY
rr;
r9
i
ern to winds.
Tho Tycos recording tbornioinetcr
rogLstorutl maximum nnd inlniimnn
totliporalurus today as follows:
High - . 48
Low i 21
COYOTE FORMERLY
LOCAL MAN'S PET
SLAIN BY HUNTER
i)ltTIAM, Or.!., March 10.
When a hunter finds a coyote
In the tall tbiitxr Willi a fancy
leather Dollar on Ids nerlt, M
know the animal luie It pint.
This week in Klamath rouilly,
M. I', (latarneau, government
hunter, killed soinn toyo'iH,
When lie irrwrel the iircaw
fur t-hlinielll lo Hie bl.iligtr.il
xiirvey office her, he dlwirl
fumy leather collar u'tli a
I riixs nnm plate oImiu! tho n-rk
of one of the InrgeM and IiiiMpI
of tho group.
Tli liiscrlptl"". "Ir. l-'reil
Wd-K-rfh-ld of Klainrldi Knllx. -mm
engraved mi the name pl.ile.
Then w no signs of do
niextleily .jihoul .Ihlit .Hhiiggy
liairrd liabitutc of the foH-Ht.
When slitin the beast tins llh u
IihiiiI of outlaws that hail lon
pre) eil iikiii Hie shirep of the
ill strict.
The hunter wrote Dr. Wcster
fleld conroming tlic collar.
Hark In 10IH Dr. WcMcrficlil
n'UH prewtnted with a pet coyote
pup, a roly poly wad of fur. He
kept It In a little fenced-in sec
tion ct hht yard and fed it por
tiona from Ills table. He played
with It In (he evenings and
brought his frtendH around to
see fl nn Sunday afternoons.
When the little "rascal" grew
Into the awkward stage 'of his
career lie become a bit restless
over Ills restraint. He pnwed the
ground unt! rerrise his lungs
In long-ilrnwn4ut cries. And
then one morning lie was gone.
(That wns the last time Dr
Wosterfield taw. bis pet nllvo.
TliU week lie snw lilin stnrtched
nut with n band of outlaw, dead.
The old leather- collar, over
grown with fur, told the story.
POLICE COURT
The 'weck-ond (low ot Intoxicants
far exceeded Its usual quantity If
the number ot arrests made Saturday
night l a criterion. An even doicn
men, ranging in ago from 21 to 38,
n oro arrested and kept in jail all
Saturday night. Five produced a
bond ot $20 and wero released from
custody yesterday afternoon. They
wero K. A. Harris, H. E. Tucker, J.
Smith, Chuck Drown and Martin
Hansen. Tltcy did not appear in po
lice court tlite morning to plead to
tho charges.
Tho other seven remuiucd over
.Sunday in thu "cooler," and this
morning pleaded guilty to a charge
of being drunk. They were each flnod
lLMI..it one could pay his fine and
all weru committed to Jail. They
wero it. V. Clark. V. (Jotlrloy, T.
Linqulst, J. ('. Paolo. Frank Fallon,
K. SS. Thunderbolt, Jack Drury.
.Moit of the men arrested were
loggo-.s on their way to the logging
cuinvs. Several ot tho nun arrested
were using a lotion as an dntoxic.tnt.
0:t tlio label of the bottle It was
stated that tlw alcohol wns 92.5 per
cent and dangerous to drink.
E
BILL IS PASSED
WASHINGTON. D. C, March 10.
-iTho house today passed the Me
Koiiulo bill providing for nccontnnco
of Henry Fold's offer for Muscle
Shoals.
PRONOUNCED OIL
SHOWING REPORTED
AT SIEMENS WELL
Oil showings caused by bulling the
well of tlio Klamath Oil compuny
yesterday wore so pronounced ns
to give rise to tho most optimistic
predictions. Persons who viewed
tho operations declared that lu any
proven field th oil Indications
would mean n well. The quantity
of any oil thut may appear cannot
bo determined until the water it
cnaotl off. Tho wntor fills the woll
to the brim and prevents an accu
rate Investigation.
BUSINESS
SK
ICL
Y
OF ASSOCIATES
Ex-Navy Chief Sworn in a
Major of Marine; May
Run For Senator
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10
Secretary Denby's resignation be
came effective today amid tributes
of his associates In the navy depart
ment. "1 am trying," he told them,
"to die with my face toward the
enemy."
Officers of the navy and marine
corps were present In Denby's office
when hn was sworn .in as a major in
the marine service corps. ...
He will return to Detroit shortly
and is expected to announce plans
for the future, particularly concern
ing reports that he Intends to seek
th-i republican nomination for United
States senator.
LOVERS' QUARREL
ENDS IN DEATH
Los Angeles Detective is
Slain in Car; Woman
Takes Own Life
LOS ANGELES, March 10. A
lovers' quarrel, ending in murder
and suicide, was the explanation po
lice offered today for the deaths
hero last night of Detective F. l..
l'rajr.of tflls -Anggs pollccy ami
Wis. Mildred Pearl Lloyd, divorced
wife of h. V. Sennits.
Pratt was found slain in an auto
mobile with two bullet wounds.
Mrs. Lloyd was found dead from
poitDn in nor home three blocks
away.
Police said witnesses saw Mrs.
Lloyd run from the scene of the
shooting. v
JUNIOR ELKS
SMOKER TONIGHT
The Junior Klks arc entertaining
llie Elks of t Ii.ss city and their wives
at a combined nt'slrcl allow and ath
letic .smoker tonight. Tho evening's
entertainment will be divided into
two parts, the athletic events to fol
'ow the minstrel show.
.Members of the cast, in the min
strel sitow ore Clifford lloguo,' Ver
non Moore, Howard Dttrbln, Harry
Pelu. Harry Malatore and Pete
Votschonbacher.
Four boxing bouts will be staged,
U:iliih Turner versus WVird Howell,
I Minor Hobineon versus Angus
WmIsIi, U'.'orge Conners versus l.add.
tin da fourth bout in which Floyd
Tinsley will be one of the boxers.
An opponent has not yet been se
lected. A feature ot the boxing bouts
111 he a comedy match.
Three wrestling matches will round
out the program. They will be Geo.
Utility versus Jasper Hull, Guy Clow
versus Bill Lowis, Buster Christie
versus Yanoy nnd Floyd Tlngley ver
sus Zc-d Burnes.
MISSING CANADIAN
GIRL IS TRACED TO
NORTH BEND, ORE.
LOS ANGELES, March 10. Jlur
gai'ut Boyd Voting, Canadian woman,
missing from Ttedondo lleuch, Cul.,
for several mouths and for whom u
contlneutwlde search has been in
progress, was nvorking In a cafe In
.North Bend, Ore., until two weeks
ngo, according to a telegram today
at tho sheriff's otCice f:iom F. It.
Jackson of the Oregon town. A
woman Identified ns Miss Boyd by
Jackson left North Bend for Poca
lollo, Idaho, ho said. Miss Boyd'a
former hom-a was in Toronto, On
tario. "
ENB
RETIRES
II
TRIBUTES
FINISHING TOUCHES
ARE BEING PUT ON
SOLDIER BONUS BILL
WA8HIN0T0.V, March 10.
4 tflie hew soldiers bonus
bill was m the hands of tho
lub-commnteo of the houi 4
:ways and meant eommlttt
today which la putting finish.
log touches on the measure
having paid up life Insurance
as Its basis. The committee
expected to report the mess-
ure to tho house Wednesday.
when a special order wilt be
asked for Immedlato consider-
ation. '
EX-
CHIEF
FINE FOR
E
Edward Young Clarke
Pleads Guilty to Violation
of Mann Act
HOUSTON, Texas, March 10.
Edward Young Clarke, of Atlanta,
former acting imperial wizard of the
Ku Klux Klan, pleaded guilty today
In federal court to a charge of viola
tion of the Jtnnn act and was fined
13000. ' . i .
HONG OUT FOR
DIST. ATTORNEY
. After considering the matter (or
several'eeJts,-Wn. Ganong, of tho
law flam, oft Manning & Ganonf,
ahied his hat into the political ring
as democratic candidate for nomina
tion as district attorney. Canons
has been practicing law here for a
number of years and this is his first
try for public office.
While the incumbent, C. C. Brower,
has not announced his candidacy. It
is geenrully considered that he will
run again. The only other candidate
lo appear was W. A. Wiest, lawyer.
AUTO (REGISTRATION
BUREAUS INSTALLED
BY STATE OFFICIALS
KOSBBUUG, Ore., March 10.
Secretary ot Statu Kozer and T. A.
Raffety, chief of the motor vohicle
department, have installed an auto
registration' bureau bore.
A new station is to be located at
Marshfleld and another in eastern
Oregon In the near future. These
stations are for registration of cars
from other states.
All pence officers are to be in
structed to enforce the law requiring
tourists to register.
A registration bureau was main
tained in the local chamber of com
merce lust yeur and will be again
this year, according to Secretary
Linn P. Snpln.
MARKET REPORT
PORTLAND, March '1 Steers,
shade higher, best steers t7."5 to
$S.75; cows slow.
Hogs, 26c to 50c higher, best
grade $8 to JS.25.
Sheep, 25c higher, top lambs
$12.25 to $14-65.
Eggs, steady.
Butter, unsettled.
Btttterfut, Portland, 51c to 52c;
San Francisco 60V&C to 51c.
Wheat Hard white, fl; western
red, 94c.
TUESDAY NIGHT
The fourth of thd business lecture
series sponsored by the chamber ot
commerce will be given nt the Pres
byterian church, Tuesday evenlug,
beginuing at 7:45, by lrvl" A. VJn
ning, who will speak on "Leadership
and Executive Ability." .
Li
PAYS
WHIT
SLAVERY
NING
SPEAKER
SKEEN SLAYING -GDNFSSED
BY
CONVICTED fl
Erno Says He Fired First
Shot, Hard Second; Pair
.
Sentenced to Hang .
YREKA, March 10. Ronald Kr:
no, sentenced with William Hard
to hang at San Quentln for the
murder ot Fred Skeen, Sams Necf
rancher, last October 31, has made
a confession to District Attorney
Charles E. Johnson fixing Joint re
sponslbllty for the crime. ,
Protested Innocence
At their trial, Erno and . Hard
each protested Innocence, blaming
the shooting on the other. 'Later
Erno told the district attorney that
he had fired the first shot at Skeen
and that Hard had fired the second.
Hard and Erno, shackled toge
ther in heavy Irons, were taken to
San Quentln Prison by deputy She- -
riffs Harry Cash and Bert Mattern,
but the effort to save Hard's life
has not ended, his attorney, Jo
seph P. McN'amara. having an
nounced his Intention of appealing
from the court's sentence. The dato
of Hard's birth Is the factor on
which hinges the probability of his
dying on the gallows. ,
Age Declared J7 '
At , the trial. Hard's father and
mother testified that he was only
17 years of age at the time of the
crime. However, no birth certifi
cate was Introduced to establish
his age. An attempt was made to
have a baptismal certificate Intro
duced, but it was rejected a evi
dence. , . . , ..
The Jury did not distinguish, be
tween the two defendants In.llnd
Ing. thenvollty, nor, were, any rec
ommendations made". .. ?.
Only One. Recourse j
District- Attorney Jobson der
clares there was only one thing for
Judge Luttrell to do to sentence
both to death and place the bur
den of proving his age on Hard.'
ALMETER IN DEBT
QUINTILLION MARKS 1
BUT DOESN'T WORRY
When a number t tacked onto
tho front end ot 18 ciphers and
0110 is given to understand tliut
this sum represents money, the
topmost realm of finance has
been attained. .
In tho days when tlio German
mark was still something besides
I mi per, many Invested In tho cur
rency hoping thnt tho currency
would be stabilised. One of thuto
wns Jack Almctcr who purchased
300,000 marks and deposited
them in a Gorman bank. Several
days ago, Almcter received
bank statement from Germany.
After explaining volubly that the
original sum of money was In
tact mid thnt the bank . would
l-endor Alinetcr the best of serv
ice, the letter closed with tho
pithy statement thnt the money
spent for postage on tho letter
hud exceeded his deposit and
thnt as n result he s owed tlio
Innk, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000
marks.
Itesplte the fact that Abnotcr
owes his German bank ono quin
tllllon nuirks lie proceeds about
his regular business In tilciigcr's
grocery store without even a
worry or care as io his liabilities.
I
HONDURAN REBELS,
REJECT PEACE OFFER
WASHINGTON, March J0,f4
Hondurun revolutionists have 1 r
joctod overtures made by several
Contral American ropublics to re
store peace and government
that country.
GOVERNOR SAYS HE
IS FEELING FINE
SAI.E.M, Ore., March 10.-Governor
Pierce appeared at his office to
day and announced he wns feeling
fine. .