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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1J25
PRICE FIVE CENTS
4- CUM A
INDICTED JUDGE
KILLED IN AUTO
' flCCIDENTTQDAY
J. W. Ross, Federal Jurist
of Tennessee, Runs His
Car off Bridge
UNDER HEAVY- BONDS
Was Alone in Motor at Time
of Fatal Crash Was
Named by Harding
JACKSON, Tel July II. (AP)
J mill" J. W. Hum of Hi.. Womoiii
'IVlllll'XM'P lllnlllct fcilci'ul I'OIII'I
ttlm jonlei'iliiy tin ln.llrli.l In i
ni'ctlim will. Hi., fnlliire nt Hi.' I'.ii.
ili''n HiivIiiic I. mill .if .In. Iik. in, vtu
hilled In nil niitoiuolillc nr. 1.1. 'in
(ii.Iii).
J ml K.i Ilium whh Itllli'il when his
niituimililln run off 11 hrldcu about
flvii inll.'ii oust (if Ju. k i.ui mid
I ii i lie I over III n crock, pinning him
Itllil.TIH'lllll.
J il. IK' ' Hiikk Ih ii I.I (ii h iv.' lnrl".l
III llm dir.'. Hun of IiIk dou ki'ii
Unln, nlioul seven mile from Jack
on on llm Mifflin r.ni.1, iiii.lniiilii.'.l
by J. II. Klrkiu.lrl.k. whose muni.
JiiiIku Run tin (Inn i'. '.I In on.' I n -(Hitmen!
returned yeMonluy with
IiuvIiik forged.
Alone In Cur ;
Al (tin tlnut In. was i.luiii. In Hit;
rnr. Al the tipul wheru I he uuloiiiii
lillo of Judge Ross lufl 111.' roue In . I
tlio roml il.'fln.'il n ti degree miKlo.
TIid road hnd boon .linnK.d slightly
within I 111. InnI few munllm. lint
Judge Hon linil Irnveincd 11 several
tlni.'" since.
Judge Kims was iiiulcr f.'j.nuo
bond on charges of forgery, frit it. In
lent liicuih of trim! mid accessory
to cnilicixlriiiiiiil, r.'liirii.'.l liidlci
menu ycufnrttiiy by ihn Mmllroii
county grand Jury. following Itn In
vent Imulini of I 111' fill I ii rr of the
People's Savings Ini ilk of Jucktun.
Illltlk YVli'rlii'll
'I'll.. IllUlk ' closed (ill. HI I if
m.iKili iiro nficr mi Invvntlftiiilon by
the state bunk examiner showed a
U.ifl.'leliey of funds In excess of
$.100.01)0.
Thomas II. Carroll, former cash
lor; John M, t'lirrol. It 1 h niiii. ihi.I as
sistant rnnlilor, mill W. I.. Ilnw
thorn, n timber ileuler. worn ar
rested on wurruiit noon ufior llm
failure. They wore Indleicd with
Jildgu Ross unil went released on
bond. Their trlnl timl been net for
Hi ii third week In September.
Judge Ross wtiH 17 years old. Ho
wan unpointed by rrcMldenl llur
iIIiir Jo ll.o federal bomb In June,
1921.
Wounded Bank
Hold-up Dies
VANCOL'.VKR, Wash., July II.
Joyoii 'IViomiiMiu, 21 i'eur old Carl
ton, Oro,, boy who was wounded by
Hlntu Truffle Officer Unify Wll
1 1 it in n and Victory Eaton on tho
nu in In k uf July 1 uftor ho hud tor
liorlr.ud tho city by an attempt to
lob tbu l'n I toil Simon Nat luu'.tl
bank, (Had lit. HI. Josephs' hospital
lit 9: lift o'clock til In morning,
New Negotiations
For Ships Opened
WAHlll.NUTON, July 0. (!') -Kur-tllor
licgiitliitlon.i for Ihn sain of 200
vessels for ncmpplug wero order
nil today by tho sbli)liiK board,
which rejected tho rurommeudiillon
ut President I'lilinor of tbo flout
eoi'pornllon Hint tbo bid of (bo not
ion Iron and Metal coin puny of Hal
tliuoro of 11,370,000 for Hid S00
Wtllealilps bo aceoptod.
CAI.M'OHMAX X..Mi;i
SWAMl'HCOTT. Mnsn., July 0.
() I.oiiIh T. Kenako of H'nUfornln
was appoint. id today nnslntniit nlotk
of llio United States conn for
China.
1 ItOM DAI It V
Klva Arn lit iniul Kninin M-tlttinbor
of Dairy welo In tbo elty yustor
day shoppInK and remained for tliu
(laiico last livening at thu Allmonl
t'liiup.
HOUSTON I.KAVKH
John lliiMiRt'iin loft this mornlim
by motor for il'oj'Unml m-linre hn will
iromiiln until Sunday on business,
Harvest Hands
Capture Train
for Joy Ride
Sixteen Out of 40 Are
Taken After Long
Chase
l,AM A It, Colli., July . (A;
HUlucn liarvo'il field workers out
of forty or more who yesterday
seized a Hiinla Fo freight Intln near
Hyracuiiii. Kmiiius, overpowered
crew and ran It to l.iimar. only to
be met and routed by mi nriiied
pontic, wall In the county Jail
hero lodny to learn what the. tout
of their adveiitiirii would be.
The liiirvenl worker iitlacked the
train oast of Syracuse, brandishing
kiiiih and club an Ihey hoarded It.
The conductor, however, dropped a
until ax tliu train rati slowly throiutb
town, wlili llio result that word was
iii'iil hero and a powwe wu forui'td
by hherlffi.
The Inn veni'-rH kIiohimI fluht
on tilKblliiit the pommo but brokn
mid fled when hcnrcH of nhotit woro
fired over Iholr IichiIh. Klxteen of
the lloolitK moll went captured In
Hie roundup. There wt-r no ruituul
II". t'liarK"" bad not been filed
aiiiiluM tbu III early today.
Four Indicted On
Charge Of Murder
Dunsmuir Slaying Results in
Arrest of Two Men And
Their Wives
YKKKA, Cullf., July .--Infornin-tloiiH
chiirRlni; murder have been
filed hero by lHMrl.l Attorney
CbarlvK K. Johiion hkiiIiihI Mr. mid
.Mrn. Ceoriio K, Howard mid Mr.
and Mm. Jack HiiKbeH a tho re
nult of their participation In the
death of Walter Krirdcrlck VailKlin.
iiKid uf ! Hi 11 urn ii I r. who died
June 2S from hlowu receivud June
21 nntr hi cubln in u (juitrrel be
tween lilnmeit and tho two invn
who lino arrwit an the renult of
tujcliiK & wlnu party with (tin muh'u
WlVt'H.
HiikIich, who In nitld to bo none
other than "Kid" MeKnddon, a
boxer of partn uu Hi" I'lulflc count
nevcrnl yearn iiko, and Mm. Hughon
aro fiiKltlven. H wan ntipponod that
Hum In'" wan In tho Tehniiiu county
Jail at lt"d 11) il rf but tho man bold
thero wan a victim of mistaken
Identity. Tint arrenln of tho Ilow
nrdn aro expect. 'd before iiiKhtfall.
Kollowlni; tho hontiiiR recolvcd
by Viuiiihn, HukIi.'k loft Dunniiiulr
Willi lilH wife but not before be
made 11 ntnlement to Deputy City
Marnluil Thoinnn H. WriKbt In which
ho claimed tho ditbioun honor of
IiuvIiik Hlrnck ViiukIiii tho blow
I hut ulllniately cost tho hitter bin
life. Unwind leuialiied In Duiih
inulr and appeared befofo n cor
ouer'n Jury and made a claim Hinil
lar In timl miiilo by HiikIk'h.
ViiukIiii died of' a multiple frac
ture of tho k ill I mid Dr. K. J.
Coruliili. who porformod an uulopsy,
doclui'ed that thu blow must have
been niruck with a board or rock,
wbllo the ntnipocteil asHiilluntn both
declared that they bad lilt yiiiiKlin
with tliflf tlntn.
Roseburg Infant
Is Badly Burned
ItOSKIIl'no, Ore., July 9. The
I ii fun I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K.
(I. Thiiuiiin of tills city wan painfully
liurned this mnrnlni; when she
plnced an electric Iron cord on bur
month. Tho , mother was li'onlnu
and had lot tho cord rail within
rench of tho younitsler, who, child
like, placed It In her mouth. The
Insulatlo nwas thin, nllowlnft the
electricity to shoot throiiKh Into
tbo bnby's mniilh, Infllctlnit deep
nnd painful burns.
TUKASON! ,
AT1IKNS, tin., July n, (fl)
Because husbands allow Ini-
pnrlant Invltntlons to rent for- 4
Kul ten In desk plucon holes at
tho offlco or In coat pockets,
tho Athens Woman's Club adopt-
ed and forwarded the local
piiHlmastor a resolution ankltiK 4
4 III in to discontinue the custom
of delivering loiters addressed
to "Mr. and Mrs." to tho orileoB
of tin) Itutihiinds. The women
would havn the same delivered
to tho residence of "Mr. mid
Mrs." '
JEflLDOSIll
10 SHOT MATE
STILL IN JAIL
Mrs. Editb Parker Davis, 22,
Arranging to Get $10,
COO Bonds
HUSBAND IMPROVING
Still Refuses to See Chorus
Girl Wife She Denies
Jealousy
Ni;V YtlltK. July . - M-Mrn.
I.'.tll Ii I'arker M. Duvln. 22 yearn
old. former Yaultlon Klrl. who cuiuii
to Ilroudwuy from Oklalioum, wan
mill lu Jull loduy for nlioolliiK ber
actor IiuhIiiiiiiI, Allen Duvln. Karl
Carroll, producer of tbo "Vanillin,"
him been inn I. In i: arriiiiKeiuenln for
J lO.tMHI ball iio.'i SKury to not her
out. .Sbo tniijtiln tibo loven llio inaii
nliu rerloiinly wouiid.-d.
"1 don't know why; I don't re
member anyitiiiiK nlioul H: ll'n all
a blank," Hho nobh.il. She denied
that nho w-an Jealoim tboiiKh dotec
tlvon crodltoil her with references
to another woman. She natd they
had iiiarri.-l.'(l. but about what nho
would not t II.
llavl.H ItocovrrlitK
Davln In rccovcrliiR from bullet
wound In liln nock and Jaw bono.
He ban declined to nend a monnaKu
to bin wife mid refused to we her
If nho In released on bail. '
"In a couplo of davit I may bo
better and chacKti my mind," be
nalil. "1 don't 1 now why the shot
me."
.Motive CiiHiiowti
Without bis coiiHcnl authorities
cannot prosecute the foloiiloun &
nuiill chiiritu on which Mrn. Diivin
in held.
Mrs. Dnvln Tii"duy nir.lit enter
ed mi lliHirliiicnl In thu theatrical
dlitrlct where her husband wan din
IliK wltli Harry WaiiHtnff Ilrl.ldlo,
playwrl!bt.' mid Melville. Andornoo.
prodiceri--Hlui obot him, then tried
to kill hernolf, but the pintol
mlnio'd fire.
Visiting Elks
To Have Escort
SAl.KM, Ore., July 9. Twoitilo
mohlle caravans of California Klk.i,
elirulio to the national convention
in I'orllund. will be escorted thru
the stale by the statu traffic depart
ment durum the week end, Ch.ef
Statu Truffle Inspector T. A. It.if
fety liniiDUii oil today.
A ara van of 25 or So e.ira
of Knieka ami CiKcent City Klks,
truvelliiR ver tho ltedwoo.l 1iIr:i
way, Is duo sit tbo stale lino Sat
urday noon, whc.ro they will be niel
by officers of llie.stalo traffic do
part ment.
A lliikorsflcid caravan or 35 cars,
travellnc over tbu 1'aclflc hlp.iwi.iy.
Is kIiiu al the Southern Oregon statu
lino at 4 o'clock 'Saturday afternoon
Chief HalToty will attempt lo
bring tho two caravans together at
tlninls l'ass so they may travel to
gether tho remainder of the trip to
lVrtlaud. " i
While traveling In California, the
cm avium will bo escorted by llio
Cdllfoi iilu truffle depart ment.
They aro expected to reach Salem
Into Sunday.
Threatened Tie-Up
Of Labor Avoided
NKW VOHK, July 9. (iT1)
Till'. 'atoned lie-up of millions of dol
lars In now construction was avoid
ed today when representatives of
Ihu plasterers and bricklayers
unions signed an itproeiiioiit assur
ing a temporary settlement at least
of their Jurisdictional dispute.
, ACCKPTS KKSIGXATION
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July il, (!')
Acceplnnco by President Coolidgo
of tho resignation of Frank W. Mon
doll as a director of tho War Fin
ance Corporation was announced to
day nt llio summer While House.
Kivn n.ii iti'ji
1KS MOI.NWS, Iowa, July 9.(A)
Flvo pevnans wei'o Injured lu; Iowa
by mi slorm Mint swept uurosH the
niii'lhwo.Horn part of tbo stnto last
nlRhl, destroying crops In scatleieil
ureas and wrecking n number of
farm buildings,
l - ,
Pierce Favors
Uniformity in
Federal Taxes
Oregon Governor Tells
His Position Quite '
Plainly
SAI,K.. Ore.. July . Governor
I'iercc ban aniiouneed bin pintllioii
on levying of Inlicrilmico and In
o iiiih tiixen by 'the foleral (jovern
ineiit mid al" by nlalo c noriimenln.
Thin ho did In an Interview on
the plan proponed liy tho Georgia
country Kinkorn' aa'o.liulon.
(Jiivein jr l'leno nald: "I belle' j
in a Klrong inheritance tux. It
ought to b tin If ;rm lu every ntat'
and out; lit to be a natliinul law, col
le;li'd by Kevjrninent machinery,
and Hli.;iil.l bo apportioned, pa,rt to
tlie govnrnmeiit . and part to the
ntate. I believe the taine with re
spect li llii) In-oino lax."
Tho renolutt n adopted by Hie
(ivorgfo counliy bankera' anaoilu
tlon, which wim nuiirnlfted to gover
nor I'lenc for hid opinion decla.-ed
that Ihu (nierltaiice tax provinloii
of the federal lax measure nlioul J
bo repealed. ,
BARE LEGS MUST
BE HIDDEN WHEN
CROWDS GATHER
KOI'THA.MPTtTN. X. V.. uJ!y 9.
111 At stipulated limes Jersey
bathinr nulls and bare log uiunt be
concealed when tbey are on the
way to and froio the water at ex
clusive bathing beaches In this fash
ionable resort at the tip of LonK
Island.
rir.cardn on tbo property of the
Southampton ISuthiiiK Bench asso
ciation read: "All women bathers
wearini! Jersey balbiiiR suits or
luitlilns nulls vjithout stoeklnRS will
be required to wear a cupe to and
from llm water between the hours
of 11:00 a. m. nr.d 1 p. m. on Sat
urday, Sundays and holidays, and
throughout teiuiis week, by order
of the woinin.'i. EOimittoe.V,
Some observers In the illa(;p
alreets recently have noted bare
legs with Jeweled anklets and
Karlers with watches.
Hail and Rain
Take Big Toll
Four Killed, 18 Injured
Minneapolis
Storm
in
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. July 9.
(Jl Wind, rain and hail took a
henry loll Wednesday in several
districts of Minnesota, including the
twin cities. In Minneapolis four
persons wero killed. IS were In
jured and one was reported miss-
iiiK in a terrific wind and rain
slorm which struck the south por
tion of tho city lust night. A trail
of wreckage representing more than
(100,000 property damage was left
here. Streets were flooded and for
several hours during tho evening
wero blocked by liuuilreds of up
rooted trees.
Tho I.nku Harriot municipal pa
vlllon, one of Hie most popular of
the city's playgrounds, collapsed on
fitly persons, killing Mrs. Emma
Miller, 35 years old, nnd her three
yenr-old (laughter, nnd injuring' six
other persons.
Later police were Informed that
l.ols llalgren, 11, of Watertown,
Minn., had gone with Mrs. Miller to
tho take nnd had not been seen
since. '
Among the several smaller build
ings destroyed by tbo wind was the
drug store near Lake Harriet oper
ated by Chillies H. Flesler. 4 7. Al
though Flesler escaped injury when
the building crashed, he collapsed
outside and died of heart 'disease
a few minutes later.
The fourth person killed was Wll
lard J. Ford, .10, who was hurled
fitly feet from tho cab of a travell
ing crane.
lost aiii;ii.i.i: kokmi:i .
PARIS. July 9. () A La-
Fayette escadiillo for service
lu Morocco Is being, formed by
American volunteers who saw
service with tho foreign leg-
ion during tbo world war. Two
pilots win) already bnvo en-
gaged to fly with the forces
opposing tbo Itll'fluns urn liran-
vllle A. Pollock of Now Orleans
nnd Charles W. Kerwood of
I'hllndelphla.
HEINOUS CRIME
SUSPECT; BODY
Astoria Judge Orders Dis
( interment of Body of
Seattle Woman
POISON IS SOUGHT
Mother of Dead Woman,
Believes Daughter Vic
tim of Murderer
ASTOUIA, July 9. (,Ti -A pos
sible pds.n murder mystery looms
hero today us a result of an order
Inniied lust niKht by Judge J. A.
Kakln, directing the disinterment of
the body of Mrs. Violet A. White,
who dd in Seuttle, Auxust 25,
192.1. '
The woman's vital organs will be
atinl.vr.ed for traces of Tolon which
her mother, Mm. Mary S3blom of
Astcfla believes was administered
lo her wltii murderous Intent. Mrs.
While "was the wife of a Seattle
lawyer. Sho was burled In Oean-
view cemetery September 1, 1923.
She formerly lived with her mother
in Astoria. In her petition t) the
court for a disinterment order Mrs.
SJoblom declares il to be her be
lief that following her daughter's
death from poison, which she flays
was administered by an unknown
person tho victim was shot through
the head.
New York Woman
And Small Child
Are Found Slain
NKW VOKK. July 9. ()- .Mrs.
Margaret IMnnco nnd her six-year-old
daughter Jenny, were found
murdered today in their apartment
In un Kast 3-1 th street tenement
hotie. Their heads bad been
crushed UlCaaA -thotr throuti -etrt..
Pol loo said the murderer used a
sawMIko Instrument, which almost
severed the heads. Tho child's
body was found ut the threshold
of the apartment, indicating that
she had attempted to escapo her
asnaiiant.
The bodies were found by a man
who said he was looking tor a fur
nished room.
Old Time Editor
Dies Of Apoplexy
SAN Jl'AN, Porto ltico. July 9.
A') Willis Sweet, G9, for the
last twelve years editor of the
Times here, died today of apoplexy.
Mr. Sweet was a former representa
tive in the United States Congress
from Idaho. Ho also served as
Alloruey lieneral for Porto Rico.
Commissioner Favors
Fight Adjournment
Although taking no definite ac
tion, members of the Klamath Falls
Hexing commission do not favor any
more boxing cards in Klamath Falls
until September,' it developed at a
meeting of tho boxing commission
last night held In thu office of Dr.
W. U. Boyd.
Business of the meeting of the
commission was confined to the
consideration nnd passage of bills.
. l.KAVK OX CONTRACT
"Cy" Johnson and M. Trncey left
toduy on n contract on tie highway
for tho clearing of timber.
Ellen O'Sullivan
Weds J. C. Murphy
Of Interest to many people of
this section ' was tho wodding of
Miss Ellen O'Sullivan and J. C.
Murpliy which was solemnised ill
eight o'clock mass at the Catholic
church this morning. Rev. Futher A.
L. Looser performing the ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dun O'Sullivan were
(be attendants and tho ceremony
was performed In tho presence of
a few relatives and Immediate
friends.
Mr. .Murphy is one of the well
known and prominent sheep men
of Hie Lukovlew country. The brido
Is well known here 'having a host
of friends, After la brief honey
moon It Is thought they will make
Klamath Falls their future home
i 110
Wool Growers
of County to
Get Huge Sum
Klamath Fleece Sold
to Buyers for
s $320,000
Approximately $.120. 0u0 In canii
is I ho net, income to Klamath from
the sale of wool to eastern con
cerns, acoordlng to estimates made
by wool ouyers.
la the neighborhood .r.t &00.000
pounds of wool was sold to the two
big eastern firms that absorbed all
or l'.io Klamath wool.Charles Kosh
lam! & Co., of Host jn. represented
hero by Charles F. DeLa'p and Els
man & Co., represented here by
John Slemons Jr. . '
The last shipment of wool for
tho eait left Kfamath yesterday In
two cars. The average price per
pounj of wool hoM this year was 40
cents. v
TWO TO HAXCi
SAF1A. July 9. OP) A court mar
tial has sentenced two more men
to be hand and three t prison
for shielding the plotters respon
sible for the Sveti Krai dihedral
bombing In April, which resulted in
the death of 160 persons.
Policewomen To
"Biff" Mashers
Washington, D. C. Feminine
Coppers Want to Handle
Street Sheiks
WASHINGTON. July 9. -(JP)
Washington mashers who may have
smiled when cases against .two of
their number were dismissed In po
lice court recently, may soon face
greater embarrassment than ar
rest if. they make the mistake of
flirting with police women.
Mrs. Mina C. Van Winkle, chief
of the police women, intends to ask
tho district commissioners for ner-
rinisMon for her sister - officers to
slap mashers. ,
There are some heavyweights
among the police women.
The sterner method was advo
cated by Mrs. Van Winkle when
mashers taken to Jail by two mem
bers of her corps were released
without punishment when 'Judgo
Hitt declared tho 'evidence was too
flimsy.
Sugar Price On
Downward Slump
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 OP)
The Sugar Refining companies to
day announced a price of $5.90 a
hundred pounds for cano sugar and
$5.70 a hundred pounds tor beet
sugar to wholesalers only. This is
a decrease of ten cents a hundred
pounds In both grades from yester
day's figure.
liKLEASK HOSTAGES
FEZ, Moroccos July 9.(P) Sev
eral hundred native . women and
children, being held as hostages by
Abd-El-Krim's Riftians, were releas
ed by the French roday when the
latter by a quick drive along tho
Ouergha river captured several vil
lages from the cuemy.
AVILI, l.KJl'IlATE
CHICAliO, July 9.: Gray Silver,
president of the Grain Marketing
cjmpany $26.000, 000 merger en
terprise, formally announced toduy
that affairs of the' organization
would be liiiuiJated at once.
ASHLHST UAUV
Attorney and Mrs. Edward B.
Ashurst are tho proud parents of
a baby boy, born this morning ?!
the family home. Both mother'au.l
iVew born babe ure reported as ioiug
nicely.
LOYALTY!
MUSKEGON, Mich.. July 9.
(fl1! "Krlp", ait old brlndle
bull dog owned by Miss Mabel
Hilt, gave his life yesterday to
save his mistress. While walk- 4
Ing near her cottage she came 4
f upon n . rattlosnnke colled,
reudy to strike. "Krlp" at-
tacked the reptile, killing it,
only after he had been severe-
ly bitten. Within uu hour the
dog had died, 4'
1RR RATION
OFFI C E RS
HAPPY
Power Company Fails
to Bottle Up
Water '
Joe Jacobs, director, A.
M. Thomas,' secretary and
J. H. Camahan,' attorney
for the Klamath Irrigation
district have returned -from
Salem, where they were
victors' over the California
Oregon Power company in
the battle to save to the
farmers of the district the
waters of Klamath lake.
This is the first time the
Power company has met de
feat and the men responsi
ble for it have just reason
for the satisfaction they feel
over their success. - 1
' The application for a per
mit to appropriate 1000 sec:
ond feet of the waters of
Link river, to be taken out
just south of . the Power
company jdam at the head
of Link river was made in
1919. This application re
mained dormant until about
the time of the abortive
hearing before the Board of Survey
and Arjustment, when James T:
Chinook, former superintendent of
Water Division No. 1 of this sl'.ito.
and now attorney for tho Pjwer
company, actively took up the mat
ter of the allowance of this appli
cation b feia state engineer.
7"- ' Xuper" Hhowt' Hiisto!'','
Stuto Engineer Lu nor w rote the
Klamath Irrigation district on June
5. to too effoct that It it had any
objections to file the same In writ
ing. The attorney for tho district
wlas absent from the city, bolojg lu
Pot Hand on business, and did nut?
get back until June 11. On June
13 he wrote the state englneor ask
ing for an extension of time until
July 10, In which to prepare any
pretest It might see fit to file
against the allowance of the permit.
On toe samo day, June 13, tho
stato engineer allowoJ the appli
cation. The fit Information tho
district had that the permit trad
been issued was whea II. E. Brad
bury, whilo In Salem -on nrlvato
business,. accidentally lemned of tho
alliance. Lupcr U'.d not wall for
the district's roply. ' '
When tho mattor was brought to
the attention of Attorney Ocnural
Van Winkle ho advised tho stato en
gineer toat he h'ad na uuthorlty V
Issue the permit, since the stato
had , ..-eded all at the water of
Klamath lake iftid Its trPuiiturlcs to
the federal government.
.. ' 'Moker" Vncovered
In the permit granted tho Power
company by Stute Engineer Rupert
there was inserted ; a wulvor . In
favor of Irrigation lot "lands li
Oregon." This would leave the
Vast body of land in Lowe.- Klam
ath lake and Tule lako south of thu
state line without any water and
It also failed to take Into considera
tion the po. i or features yet owno l
on the Klamatih project.
When the matter was brought lo
the ijtteutlon .of Governor Piurce ho
was not a little surprised at the
action of the stnte eng.neer And
expressed a strong desire that the
permit be set aside it It 'con'J be
done legally, und he expressed great
satisfleatlon when the attorney gen
eral1 stated that the state engineer
had exceedod his authority '.mil that
the state had the power to cancel
tho permit.
Work Enroute To
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Eastern Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore., July 9. (p)
Hubert Work .secretary of tho
Interior and his party left hero
yesterday afternoon fur eastern Or
egon to Inspect government aid pro
jects In that section, They Will
visit the Baker, Owyhee and Warm
Springs projects. Later they will
go to Idaho,