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KLAMATH FALLS
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Seventeenth Yew No. 540:i
KLA MATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1925
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Uncensored
Observations
Oaunt and haggard, hl bod
swaying back and forth In purfoet
4ruoko technique, hit stops trip
ping and his- ntoulh hanging looso
ly linlf opon, an unkempt and un
ahivcn man poured hliiisii.lt pant
City Patrolman Wilson Inn night.
To Wllnn 'a Judgment, tliu iiiuii
was to palpably Intoxicated (but lio
Dualled him off lo tint poll-'o sta
tion and propelled him Into 1 th
olty Jail. ' :
Hardly had ttln poor matt paused
the throahhold of tlio i a ft d xir, Hum
111 li bad alvalghtuiind, mouth
clonltd with a up, bin area gleamed
with InlulllKDiK'A and bin ntvp bo
came firm. "For 'a .auke." ha
napped, "where la . -oine food?
Where la Iho garbage can?" '
Jlli brother prlnonorg ha. I Just
oompletod a moal. lln cleaned their
piston off till thoy cIlntnuiMl. He
picked up scraps and In nonur.il
Cloinpd up the Jail of nil available
food. Than ho laid 'I' tin down to
lorp and ,thl morning was dis
charged from . jail - without any
charge balnic presaed against him,
' Ho hnd boon hungry, llu could
sot But work. Ho h.i.l boon, cold.
Ho folio od the ruao employe! by
unfortunates for iari pa.it nul.
ImulatlnK drunkennets, wan plied
In Jill, wha'ro t'Jod and shellcr wc:
assured.
, Tom Delicti, avcrutaiv vt Iho
California Oregon i'jwur c.jinpiiiy.
win quotod Incorrectly In a local
new.papor tho other dy. be claim.. I
Mr. DaUoll waa aikml, u 'cording I J
the quotation, what .10 tlioiiRh't .f n
Momen't'gyin, and he wi quotod
.at aaylnR that ho knew .nothing of
lt. ''troab' tald Tim, 'haw ahould
l"1 kliow. wnr llioro' ahjultj, be a
woman'a. gym. What d) I' know
about s woman's phnlcol fcullure?"
According, to latent reporta .Jack
Murphy of Mara , Barber hop haa
Joined the ihov troupo aud hia Inl
tlUlj appearance will iia made on
Anuitbur tilglit at the Pltfo Tree.
Howevor later report from tho
girls, ataura Vnceneorod Obterva
tlono that Murphy 1" In no way an
Amateur and If "Pnooky" docnn'1
watch out ha will bo doing tho crs.n
word puule act by hluiHulf and
looking for Uioio glrla on tin aide.
; :
Portland once had Ita half mil
lion dollar ' cow immure . Klamath
Falla atill hni Ha Muln atrwt frofis.
Not' only that,' but Klumnth Pullx
haa tho dlntlncllon of having' a
Main atruot cabbtiKO putah. ,
A 1,1, YE THAT
KNTKK HHUK
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HOPE UEHlNU
' Thla la the plnlntlvo and funereal
thought Iracrlbed upon n pleco iof
card hoard anil htinc nver the en-
trance to tho now vault In (ho bane-
mcnt of the county court hottne In
which will. bo moved all liquor con
fhicntod. Tom Tracy, court houao
Janitor, atartcd bit or Muuthlrg on
hia own, and after a clone Invagina
tion found tho author of the mid bit
of blank vorlio to bo none cthnr
than County Jail Trdaty Ctirlasn,
olhofwlao . known an tho
Swede."'
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MRS. PERCE
CALLED BY
DEATH
Wife of Governor Succumbs
in Salem Following
Extended Illness
Min. Wiillef l. I'lrtw "
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K.ll.KM, Oii-.r - Mn:rli . Mi l
Wald'r M. I'li'iro, 1fi of Uovrriior
I'lrric, dl,tl lit ttn fiimlly . homo
llrrc Kul)(1. , .i.,ck 0 m
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of.4l 3vorno iMorco. In
Junurrv 19S3. and her attendance
nl "tho Juaucural cvremonloj wau
1 10 only oppearonco ahe 'haa ever
been on'.o t muko ti Iho atate
houao iluco her butbini baa jeeu
plel the executive chair.
, Thn. funeral will be held Tuosdx''
-flornoon at J o'sluc'vt nl Cho.Klrat
I'rualiyturlun church of til In cHj,
with Rev. Word Wlllla hong officiat
ing. Interment will bo In City View
cemetery, ,
. . Horn In Oii'KPn
l.nuru M. I'lorce waa born In
what la n.v Vhuolor count, near
.Monument, In central Oregon,
May 30. .1871. H'of parents wcra
pl.neetB., her father, I'oter Rudlo,
crjsslng t'.in Hnk In Mil to tho
coaat. Her mother came In '62. In
early girlhood ho moved with bar
puretit;i (i .Milton, tlrogm. whure
sho uttondud t.;o pub.lo achoJli.
Her pirenlK moved to Wiilln Wn'.ln
I In 1S.S7. Sim Rr.uluiited nt Whlt
: mull colleKo In Iho cl.ma cf '91,
! preparing Jieranlf then fir a tcieh
jcr. mid - graduated fr:m Ihn Kl-
leiiiliurK Htnte Nccmul mlio.il in
the cI.iiih of '93.
waa mnrilud to Waller M.
Plereo In ttvptnnihor, 189II, .nd
'"" ,u ''""idloton, where her
hitBliiind win then ount clerk o!
Umatilla county. hu lived In
Pendleton, where foir of her c'jll
Jren 'Were born, until 1907, m.;v
Inn then to tho llnind Hondo vil
luy, when) alio mid hei" husband
lived 1 mi 1 11 ho wan olectod gjvot'inr
in November.' 1922, ulhcu whlsh
1 1 111 u she ''iind . been a ro.ildent c(
(Salem.
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Old Man Winter
Slips a Surprise
Across on City
Old Man Wuather tuck another
foathor In hia cap thla morning,
when Klsmatu Falls roildent woke
to find the earth covered with the
provorblul "mantel of whlto" and
banobull mils and glovos sneaking
buck to tholr covers, mill warm from
tlio hlbtirniitlon of tho past winter.
One luna robin- itat In a tree thla
morning, vory fal and aleak from a
out horn winter. Homotlmc peo
flu i-uvy tho blrdr. that ran winter
In tho acuth. Junt pack up their
fonthcra and go. However thla
llobln Rmlbrunat was the "early bird
of the season" fur liu took for grant
ed the few warm daya and flew
north, getting 13 Klamath Falls Just
In l'-m to epjuy a weekend winter
house party. Th troublo la now,
where can ho find a house to tuck
hia. weary head?
EASTERNERS TO
A deal will bo completed In a
tow days wherub the Campbell
Toilo r.umber company of Osh-
kah, Wlaconsln. will tike ovor tbo
saw aim plant or EciKerun enj
Adnma utor Yapalx. Edgortsn and
Adama had contracted to cut eight
million feel of 'lumber during the
c.-imlug sermon for the Campbell-
Tow lu people, from tbo Cnmpbell-
Towle Cherry- t'reck holding, but
tho' company haa taken over tho
mill and will hmdlu ita own lumbor.
TSe .Cimpbell-Towlo company' I
a corporation, formed ,,of oharo-
holdcra fit 'th6"".W. J. Campbell
Lumber company, tor thu handljpg
of the Chorry. Creek holdings of
tho V. J.' Campbell Lumtler com'
puny. Tbo W. J. Campbell Lumbor
compnny, healdoa. being ono of the
larguat dUtrlbutore . of lumber, op
oratoi a haVdwood mill near Osh
kosh, Wlaconnln, and a pine mill ut
lrlt lllvur. Idaho.
There haa boon c:na!deraitle
Intorent among lumbermen hero as
t whet'ier or not Campboll-Towle
v.oud operato hore thla aeason alnco
tho visit of W. J. Campbell nnd
Dolwln Toivlo last January. No au
thentic announcement hnd been
mndo up to last night, howovcr.
W. C. Mittsan, who haa repre
ntutod the W. J. Campbell company
In thla aectlon for aoveral year,
will nnnngo ' tho Campbell-Towle
-enturprlao In addition to his regu
lar dulloa. ; "
Tho aawmlll Itaolf la equipped
A llli it elx fo:t bnnd heal rig and
ahotgtin feed, and haa a capacity of
Jlfty tiousand foot per ahirt. Tho
mill was o.-lginally huilt by tho
8irague White Pino MIIU Ca from
wham Kdgcrton . and Adams arf
quired It.
The mill will probably bo In op
eration aoout April, first, accord
ing to Mattaon.
MOItl; RIOTINU
NH.KS, Ohio, March .9. Six men
are under arrest "hero today and
throo uioro aro held In Warren City
Jail on charges of fighting, carry
ing concealod weapon nnd suspicion
as a result of two clashed at street
corners here late last night.
Counterfeit $20
Bill Passed at
First National
A worn and tailored (20 bill
wua shoved across tha counter to
0110 of tho vtellera of tho First Na
tional hank recently. Thero did not
uoom to bo aiu'thlng alrangb about
thu bill, except that It was old and
dogeared,
The bill was sont to the fedornl
losorve bank and trom thoro ta
Washington, ivlioro a new bill would,
undnr normal olroumstahies, bo
suliiltuleil and ruturnod. Hut' in
steitu of crodlt for tholr bill,' the
First National bank received a noti
fication from .the treasury depart,
mont ut Washington that tho bill
was a cauntorfolt and that, the local
Imtlk, wna the goat. Homo of the
oldest employes nt tlio hunk can not
lomenibor when ,n oounterfoll , bill
was reoBlved pt the" ban)?,' "
DIVISION HEADS
ARE APPOINTED
BYFAIR BOARD
Preparations Laid for Large
. Exhibit Next Fall; New
Departments Created
Superintendents at, divisions for
th exhibits at tbo annual county
fair met with the fair board Sat
urday afternoon In the office of the
county agent. Several new divisions
we're created and superintendents
appointed, , among, tbem that of
poultry -products in chargo of T,
N. Case and psfcauei, Henry Semon. j
Mr. Kemon . $s presideat of the
Klamat'a Potajo Growers' addi
tion will bo bust titled to install
and Infiuonco large exhibits of
netted gems at thla 'year'a fair from
among members of. the association,
well aa exhibits, of cthor vari-
tloa. It Wia laid. ...
To fill the vscanclos made bi
the resignation' of - Mrj. McClure
and Mrs. Wattenburg, wao for sev
eral years past have so successfully
conducted the culinary and'domesic
a.-ta exhibit at tbo fair. Mr. Hirry
Oooller will be asked o head the
domestic arts, with Mrs. -Rabert
Adams of - Merrill, while b the
courtesy of .K. JIae. MUs WSlaon
of tae womsu'a 'irear asl embroid
er J0partmeaU of Moe's store will
act In advisor capacity. Mrs. T. N.
Case bos been unaalniouuly olectod
to the suporlntendency of the cuu
nar department, her oriaistant to ba
named by herself at a late." dale.
New Personnel - ' 'i
The personnel of exhibit super
intendents cxtjuetve of tae above
now stands aa follows: Bent cattle.
h: A. WMt"md F. L. Pope a?-,
polntai .to fllli tie vsxanoy- occas
ioned by the removal of Warren
f atterson to Grants Pss3; dairy cat
tle, Clyde Ilradlcy and C. C. Lewis,
nowly appointed; bogs, Itay Nel
son and Ham Njlander;' ' sheep,
Will Hammond of Merrill ani Rex
llorJ, nowly appointed; poultry. Dr.
F. M. Trout of Malln and as hia as
sistant -Dr. J. R. Cooper, who has
lately come to) .Klamath caunty frara
Cincinnati, and will establish a
poultry farm noar Nort Klamath; by
making . potatoes a special feature
and division the horculean taik o!
Walter Zetsman, with Fred 17. Gron
non In managing the firm crops
division, which has tho largest num
ber aud diversity of exhibits, nt tae
fair, will be omewaat lightened and
by unanimous vatc a paid clerk ta
ro:ord entries was designated tor
this division; fruit, W. S. Slough;
boo products, N. E. Woodhouse, the
votoraa boo man of Merrill; slo
111 03 tic art, Mrs. Ackloy; flowors,
Mrs. Charles Martin and Mra.. H.
N. Mop; bays' and g'.rla' club work.
Frank W. Scxtoa; C. A. Honlerson,
county agent, was asked to osiumejani1 50 ilies an hour, and Carl
general supervision of al) exhibit. Davidson, charged with driving 40
.1 .
. To Itevlse. Prcinhinis
I ' Tha M,wmt ii!-v nf Ihn fntr ta -it
I was instructed" to make appoint -
.ments with tho superintendents ot
different divisions when the pre-
'mlum list will be gono over aad ro-
vised. In all livestock division's' it
twos docided to nuko tho elusses
conform to those ot tho Pacific In
ternational insofar as was practic
able so thai owners -of herds show
ing at tho county fair hero will
have, tholr animals In groupings I up with Carter nnd while ho was
that will enable them to enter sub-1 about It stcppcJ out into tho mid
sequent county fairs and the Pa-! dlo of tho Mud und nabbed Pavld-
1 clflc International. Other county
I fairs throughout Oregon aro adopt -
lug this plan and It will teud to
stlmulato more owners showing ut
the big ovent lata In tho fall.
It was 'decided to embody ad
vertising In tho premium list thti
year and to debar professional ex
hibitors from allowing In open com -
potitlon against products from the
homes and farms of the county,
ultho spneo may bo alloted thorn
for exhibition purposes only upon
application to tho secretary
least a week prior to the opening of
tho t.ilr.
A general business mooting fol
lowed which lusted until late nftor
noon, Or.o nt tho moat pnrtlnont
questions being that ot tho appoint
ment of an udvlscry board acting In
conjunction with tho present Fair
Hoard. Peruianont Improvement of
tho drlvoways . and barnyards was
authorized. Mr. Moo was asked to
spoak to tho Husinoss Mens' As
sociation and nseertalni .their views.
' .(Continued. Qa rago FOjtrJ
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Mickey Neilan Has
Fight With Man Who
Dances With Spouse
CULVER CITY, Calif., March 9.
Culver , City police early this
morning were called to a boule-
vard cafe here to quell a dlsturVjmea are surveying a lino along the
ance said by eye witnesses to have 'eastern side of Klamath marsh, ac
started between ' Marshall Neilan. 'carding to reports received here to-
motion picture director, and 'in un-
Identified man who was dancing
with Blanche Sweet, film . actress
and Nellan's wife.
According to witnesses tho fight
started when the stranger struck
Nollsn after the director had ob
jected to the manner In which be
accompanied Miss Sweet' over the
dance floor.
Steps for More Vigorous
Work to Be Outlined
Early This Summer
WASHINGTON, March 9. As the
first atop In n movement for a more
aggressive and cont'nuoiis campaign !
In behalf of , basic party prliclples,
a conference of derr ocrctlc leaden !
from the various e talcs, In the early 1
summer bns bees proposed by Frank-1
lln D. Raosovelt of New York -with j
tho endorsement of other, party :
leaders. . .
. The results of a canva s of all de
tails attending the nctlcnal demo
rrat'c convention last year' were
given by Mr. Roosevelt In a letter
publlohed today, to Senator Thomas
J. Walsh of ' Jiontara, prominent
chairman cf tho convention, as shew
ing a preponderaneo of opinion that
tbo parly o'rgantzation should oper
ate on a more continuous acd uni
fied baEto. ' "
TRIO OF SPEEDERS
HALED INTO COURT
Men Itct amino; From Keno Dunce
Nabbed While Traveling ,
at High Speed
One hundred and fortv mil
hour was the aggregate opeed which
brought about tho orreat of three
automobile drivers and their sub
sequent appearance In court today.
All three camo to grief cn the Ashland-Klamath
Falls highway be
tween this city and Keno, and two
of thorn were speeding their , way
home tiom tho dance, at Keno dur
ing tho darly hours of Sunday
morning.
DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD Tl
Tho throo ; men were Laverne i throe more ewes died from the et
Carter, charged w ith speeding 50 j feels of the canino attack. Several
mllos per houri Robert Morrla, j othor ewes are badly torn.
charged with driving between 45 1 That the) d.s wore simply out
i m tc3 an nour.
1
lou arrest of carter Drought
' about tho -arrest of Morris. Officer j
! Knovvles. who was also cn his way.
homo fron tho Keno dance, when
j La Verne whined past him like a
' Uiatl 01 ,IBIU ivnowios was not on
! nla tra11 immediately."
Davidson, perceiving tint every
body secmod ta be doing It, stepped
on It alsa and follows! Knowlea
closely. Eventually Knowles caught
son too. -.
j , ' , . , .
Chin Sliced Off in
Cutting Affray; He
; Carries It in Hand
! V.
i.OS ANG BLISS, March 9. It was
an odd night nt the receiving hos
pital here .last night. First Louis
!ninln mniiA In unw-l-ff In hia hnnil
t 1 u portion of his chin which had been
! sliced off by an epponont In a knlf-
ing affray. Surgoons sewed tho
piece of chin back Into place and
-told him thoy thought It would
stick, then turned to tako Care ot
Homer Land, 23, who hud walked
In with n bullet hole through his
hoad. Dofpltn - the fact that -Land
appeared only slightly worried by
tho bullet, which hnd entered his
throat and had como.out at the top
ot his head, surgeons snld his con
dition was critical. .He. -hod been
shot In street tight, 1 ; ;
Rail Surveying
Outfit Thought
To Be In County
Thought to be employe! by the
Hill lines, a crew of from 20 to' 2S
day from timber eruhe.x who were
cruising 0 section of timber In t'.iu
big marsh country Sunday.
G. A. Hellman. local realtor, ac
companied the , cruisers on 'their
trip Sunday . and stated that th?
mea.were busy surveying a line an
about south range 9.
Although, nothing could bo defi
nitely learned here concerning the
Identity of the surveyors. It wa.)
considered probable that the crew
as worJihag for the Hill-lines. That
the Hill, lines will build sputh to
Klamath Falls is now a definite
fact, following recent announcement
la tint effect." , Among - railroad
circles It H considered probable that
the surveying crew' Is making 1
preliminary reconalssance of the
Klamath ; country for the northern
lines.
KILL FIVE SHEEP
Blood Crazy Canines Bring
Down Fine Animals, In
cluding Big Ram '."
The call ; of the will' becton'od
Saturday night to a. band.. ot.noKs
of the.lPlne Oroyajliitriefr-aad In
answer ft the call. a . pack of ma
rauding canines attacked a bind of
tine sheep cwned by U. E. Recder
and Orln Reeder. Five sheep were
killed. Including a blooded ram
oa-ned by Orln Reeder whlc'a had
won first prlxo at the - last ty
county fairs. '' .... 'J-'."'' '
Tearing, slashing and snapping,
tbo dogs, crazy with "blood, killed
ana wounded till their lust wis
satiated. They attacked the grand
la ram, literally tearing nis ntna
j manors to .pieces. A ewe, with
lwo ,omb8' tl,rnei1 to 'ignt tne
pirutci, cut a quick , looted, cur
slipped beneath her ' lowered head
and slit her Juglar vein. : . i
Terriifed, . the ewes -crowded
into one corner of the Xence and
the pack 0: blood crazed l:g; at
tacked them t.'rm the rear. Their
lust satisfied, the dogs finally loft.
Yesterday morning and today
on a lark was cvideut Trom the fact
i that ncne of tho. animals were
eaten. No lambs were killed.
SI J1MKK3 SCHOOL CliOSKI)
An outbreak cf scarlet fever at
Summers school led t the c:o3ing
Jot the school today while the, clasi
rooms were , thoroughly fumigated.
While there was but one caao re
ported, It was deemed) advisable by
the county health unit and the
soun'ty school superintendent's of
fice to- take proper precautions.
MARAUD NO
REEDE
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lORTI.AN!, Oregon, March D
Oenrgo Neunrr of RoKebrrg, today
became I'nltet States IMatritt Al(or
aey tor Oregon, aacrerdina; Mm ft.
Cokf, formerly of Marr-hfiehl, who
rolgjietl to niter prlvnto It' prac
tice in Portland. Tlie ceremony of
swearing in the- new official mm
ntltnessed by a crowd of at(oiMoy
and others. : ' ' ' . i-r
After paying a tribute to Judge
Coke. Judee Wolverton ssked
trlct Xitorar Neuner If he had ay
thing: to say; : - . I r .". .-r,
.''U would be -presumptlous upon
mv part to say anything 'about, tbla
office and its duties." said forimr
district attorney of Douglas county
2nd tho man who brought. Dr. Rich
ard Brumfield to the bar of Justice.
"I am mindful of ,the duties eocneet
ed with this office, and I feel aoy In
ability to carry out thi work as ably .
as Judge Coke, has done. - But I
hope to. have the. atrangto-,to. oarry
os with all the power and eviiif)
ness that should go with tho office, .
t WIT He rauhful ; v "v-
"Judge. :oke did bis duty wall
and I w'.l do til la icy power to bi
as 'cod lderate ard courteous aa tt
was.5, ' ;i 1
:. assure tbs.xaaU.jUiat V 1H dls-
charge -tho - dutle -f thli office
earnestly and conacleat'ouslr. and t
wMI cvcr.be faithful to my octh of
OfflcS.".-. .... . - . ' i:l.
Judge Wolvorton then oorKTatUr
lated the new officer, "I feel the
court will not regret that you havo
been placed In the high position you
now occupy.";. .,' ..'.. -
Western Union Office
Manager Resigns From'
: Position on Saturday
- According - to announcements
mado today, A. C. Dlmock, for tm
years the manager 'of the Klanuuh
Falls Western Union ' telegraph cH
flee, has. severed All connections:,
with the company and plans upon'
assuming; a responsible . position:
with a large, cereal organization In
Portland. Word to this' effect ai
jeeeived Saturday , but was hot
mado public until- this afternoon.'
Uatil a permanent managor ;lii
selected by the hoad office, V!ct".i
D. Carlson, wha Is acting as tumpo
rary manager and - district rollot
manager, . will remain. In chargoo
the Klamath Falls office. ' The now
manager will probably arrlvo in tho
city within the coming weak,, sd
ocrdlng t the city office. , . . , :
,: ' ' s
OKLE11KATE.S IHKTHDAY
DE KALB. Ills., March .-w
Jacob Halsh, inventor -of birbed wire
and said to ba tho 0lJc.1t bank,
president In the United States, today
celebrated his ninotV-nlDtlt birth
day. He Is president of Halsh Stain
bank. .- -- .
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