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KLAMATH FALLS
"An Empire Awakening"
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KiKhloeiilli Year Nmiihcr G5G0
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925
PRICE FIVE CENTS
GIRL'S BODY IS
FOUND
SUSPECT
HELD IN PRISON
Carmen Wagner, Eureka
Manicurist, Found Dead
in Secluded Spot
MYSTERY NEARS END
Walter David, Half-Breed
Indian, is Detained by
California Authorities
BVRBKA, fulir., on. 114.
(AiPt) SllNM- It'll ol i - IIHH-
ilrr nf CKrmM Wligni-r, IH yvnr
old ticiuit) piuiur operator- of
Baraks anil Henry Nweci, her
companion i hum lug trip,
lMk iijiin, n iiiiir-hn-i-ii buiinii
him Imprisoned early totfnj in n
minrii house 'near Coyote rim.
sixty mil. . south in ben1, a ra
dio message in iiir Hmnboldi
sinniiiirii, matting iiiii nimoiutco
uimtt, stated tbal it.m nuhi bo
brooghl in Ciirikii today.
Waiter David, hall brother lu
n. was arrested rosterday noai tag
scene ol t ii - murdsr snd Is In the
Bounty Jnii bars ror questioning, By
mi wnn arrested on Up that in- bad
Had from tba Coyote Flat country
to Dmr creek, approximately 40
inllca in i In. cant of the Hat, Under
Sheriff Kil lii-i.il nnd four deputl.-,,
foiioni d on borwback ovei tba brush
tangled mountain trails.
They roa.liiMl Deer creek nl 9;:in
p. in. ami found Ryan asleep in a
inink honae of tba Northern Oallfor
niti Ftadwood Lumber company,
PrfttjontV Nervous
Tim nan was excltod and nervous
when ho finuil bin pursuers uml In
was brought handeutfod on horse-
""r W tic i.vlr.nd Jtrysui r.-.:..:..
Bryant wan one of din earlier mm-
peels, but easily olearad himself and
tin poaaaa bade headquarter ol hi
ranch!
The placing of i iinrRi H against bbrt
nynn' mni David win ewali mi au
topsy on tilt. girl. Tho district nt-
tornay'a office Indicated that the
ohargo probably would be murder
nnd criminal utuuiiilt.
iir.ii.i, t viiif. Oct. ai. The
body f mi.. Cstrmcn Wagner, im,
Kerndalo beauty parlor proprietor,
for whom posses pave been scouring
tin- boefctrooda ami mii near Eu
reka for many claya, was found yes
terday in a rudoly made grave In
nn inoiiiti'ii nroodod section rt utiles
oaaf of here,
Tim young woman had 1 shut
to death, Her dog ''-Pronto' abut
through Uba bead, was found burled
a fow foot from where bin mistress
lay. Henry Bwoot, the com pan I n
of atlas WajsMfr on a hunting trip,
was found iiumi beside his parked
automobile several miles from tfbo
point when. Minx Wagner and her
dog nrero found. The hading of
Sweet's body several days ago, led
to tho segrefa tot .mi VVagner,
which ended yesterday. Tho body
of Miss Wagner will i returned to
Eureka today.
Indian Picked up
Soon after Una AlsOOVery was
mode, the poHsn arrested Walter
David, si year old, half breed In
dian. Unexplained scratches on bis
face, doclarod to resemble finger
nnll iniiikH wore the direct ciitisu of
hiH arrest, Beanch was under way
toduy for Jack Hyan, is, half
brother or David,
Whether or not the arrest of
David furnished key to the ntys-
tory -was not clour today. Tho
finding of her body and u'ui arrest
of the half breed Indian reunited In
tho creation of n new series of nn
nngwnred Questions regarding the
otrsumstanoei which led to the glil'n
fntp.
Hotibei'.v Is 5Ibtlve
The authorities bbllOVe Sweet was
kiilnd for a roil ol ourrenny he
carried ami Miss Waitner and her
dOg were carried away and shot to
clout Ii when a search was Started
end baa leowntryslde was beiiiK comb
ed for them,
Wan sho taken Oaptlva by the man
WtV killed Hweet anil held until it
was tboiiKht dangerous to permlj
her to remain alive lontgetjf This Ii
the question authorities will on
(leavor to answer today,
KOCIIKHTICII. N. Y. A poHltil
aril mailed on the Island nf Jaiuulca
20 years ng-o, him Just nrrlvctl. It
Inured ninny i llles In ftcnrcli nf her.
Frank Way To
Appeal Case;
Notice Filed
Supreme Court Will De
cide on Alleged
Errors
Frank ';i. behind tin- walls uf
iim state penitentiary, has di 1 Idod
10 appeal to the state supreme court
11 was nnoouncod this morning by
bin attornoys,
Way was aonvlotad hero laai Bap
lombor on the charge or msnslaagh
(it, in cnnnertloq with tba kJUiiii
nl Tlmoth) Murphy in 1 1 1 - Devil's
I Curilcn country cast of Illy lie wan
I sentenced 10 serve ten years In th
niuto penitentiary,
Kotlas of appeal In tba cose was
in have been filed in circuit court
tiii afternoon.
Tim attorneys for wm, j 11
I Csrnahsn, o, f. Btona ami Jay t'p
(on, will sel forth lu tbelr Sppes
10 di" higher court that there wore
! certain 1 In th'a trial (but wnr
. SO fluKrniil iih to entitle Way to ,
new trial. AutoiiK tin' alleged at
! lorn Ik Ihi' charge tluit inn mil' of
I hi requested Instructions of tin
defense was Included in (be in
tractions ol thn court to the Jury.
Water Rights
Claims Made
Public Today
Assistant State Engin
eer R. W. Potter
Is Here
Another step toward the unlu
llon f the complex problem of
Hpraituo river valloy water rlgbtl
Wa4 taken tills SsUOMIoen when
olslms of BprsgUS river farmers to
water rights were mtidu pubUe by
assUlabt state Bnglnetrr it. W.
I'jttvr In elrcnlt eourt.
fty tHlH action (he fanners will
liivume eexnltaiK of ( ' claims for
water of (heir neighbors. If he
lakes Issue with the claim or claims
of a neighbor, b0 may contest It
mid the respective claimants will
flXht It out before the slate engi
neer. The question of water rights in
BpragUS river became u live Issue
lust SUinniei, when a dry summer
brottght i shortsge of nvator, Ques
tion or rlpftrlan rights and vested
rights cumo up on I were taken to
tho circuit court for settloment
Judge Loavltl decided lhat the ad
judication ol ulolthn was one which
should rightly oome bvfoi (he state
engineer, and ilorrod It to Hint
department
According to Mr. Potior the wat
er right contests w :i be held in
Illy next spring.
Jurors Disagree
in Gordon Trial
KBLBO, Wash.. Oct, 84. i.V
After vainly trying for six hours
to reach a verdict the Jury in the
BeoOttd trial of A. H, Gordon, for
mer water superintendent, on charg
es Of embezzlement, was dismissed
at midnight last night.
The first ballot! stood seven to
five for aoQUtttal and the final vote
was eight to four for aciiulttal.
GOTdon was grunted a new (rial
following his first trial two weeks
ago which resulted In the conviction.
Bootlegger Shot
By Prohi Sleuths
KI'OBNK. Ore.. Oct. 21. As the
result ol n liquor mid on the Mbs
by creek rend Into yesterday uflor-
llOOn, Kills "t'hli-U" Williams It in
a local hospital, seriously wounded,
lie was shot after engaging depu
ties In a bulllo, Oftlisrfl say. Two
Companions of Williams were awd
tali on.
STitoxcT ABnUMKNTS
GLASGOW, Dei. It W
Some twenty thousand i nggs 1)1
uncertain age were siihultutcd
for rhetorle In the final cam
paigning In iiinne'tlni with Hie
annual polling today In elect
the Lord Rhetor
University,
of Glasgow
.
Jt f . 1 1 9 1 . "
WHISKEY
DDIDrCjCop Falls As
ijuiulu
T
13
Evidence of Collusion Un
covered by Federal
Authorities Today
PROBE IS UNDER WAY
Mate of Patrol Boat Alleg
ed to Have Taken liquor
from Bootleggers
NEW MIMIIIN. Conn., Oil.
J I. f ) BUttling rxUU'tu r
of mi j union iiit w ft-n Uqiior
(fnnvpoHfl in ruin row unl COOV1
(Ulstd I'Jitrol boil tat iiK'tK')
Mot kjiilliiK tin- ruin i iiuimih( nf
ricjull cUUlUs N lroii((lii ti lllii
hrPi lotluy with tin- itm.t f two
intiflnOffi (.ulllliino Mjilmlll, of
tho CiUted sinii s ti i- i r o c c
'IYim nnd Kcllx Pnlnut of ih
pafrol bonl CO J 87.
in ttifir poMpMstop Htntc offletaln
fonntl eight QUftrti of Jltiuor whicb
i'uitim eUUinod toe u rod from ibe
run whip VIukhh fn rum ruw by lilt
i lilt' f boulnwuln mute, Whltt-liod,
who WU In command of tint pulrnl
boat.
palma'i hinii itaiamonl cIUkm
lint III" liquor wan Hecun-il from the
hfhoon'T on Tbnraday bnt was not
Ultttrlbutvt! until yesterday afternoon
ft Noailki at the patrol boai put in
for repair alter N'turninK from rum
row. Tho bow of tin? patrol bout, ar-
cordjQg to Pal ma, wuh damaged when
it ran Into tin- rum rhoomr.
Naval Court Seeks
Information About
Lansdowne Stor)'
WASHINGTON, OOt. I i.i',
Thf nnvnl OOOM of Inquiry Into tho
Bhaaaiidoali disaster today aalfetl (he
Saturday BroalDg Post srhetoer Its
reeent i article oo tin- Bbenandoslb
apiirarlns posthumously under the
naini1 of tho late CoinmantliT Zarh
nry LaaadOSrnOi was aiilhonllc, ac
rurali' uml complote ns It rami from
his pan
Four Phonograph
Concerns Merged
NEW VOIt K. Oil. 24. (p)- Allium-"
of four of tho leadtng phon
ograph oontpantos of tin? world, nth
resanttng a total capitalisation of an
proximately H8.ooo.000 anil oiht
atlog actorlos in uloyen countries,
was announced today by tho Colum
bia Phonograph conanaoy. ono of the
concerns involved in the transaction.
Whitman Forest
Fire Controlled
BAKBn, Ore:. Oct. U. (jT) At
ter bUthtbg for tho pas,t week, a fire
In the Whitman national forest, on
the uoilh fork of John Day river. Is
finally under oontrol, it was reported
here tills morning, it is esttmated
that 15n seres of land burned over.
'I'lie live was the worst of the year,
iccordlng to the local forest officers,
Amateur Fliers
Fall Into River
PORTLAND, Ore. Oil. 24.--1Viro
men who said they came from Ell-
gene to attend the football name
horo, hut who dirt not give Iholr
names, were rescued from the river
here late yesterday after an airplane
In which they were tiding plunged
In I ii (Ins water. They were looking
for Pearson tlythg -field, but could
not find 11 on accouitli of fog, Tho.v
wero rescued by the crew or a
d rod go nonr iv here Ihey fell Into the
water,
YAJiK WINS
Providence, r, i. bat, if, opi
Yale defeated Drown LodsA L'u
lo 7. Doth teams scored In the first
period anil after that the Yale ile
fenso provenled further scoring by
Iliown. while the Ellis added 1!
points In I he second period.
WASHINGTON The story of
labor's struugie ami achievements
la now on the screen under the aus
pices of the American I'Ydcrullou of
Labor,
TO G0I1S
EMPLOYES
puriii
a. .a. ni
Off Broad St.!
Geo. Waltermeier Sen-:
tenced to 60 Days
In Jail
George Waltertneler is ha.k lu
jail again, this time for slxt i days.
Waltermeiar was Intoxicated lust
night when he w.ia drlvlag an auto
mobile. The eorkscrew wobbllngsl
of his car aa it proceeded down 'Defense Counsel Declares
Main street to Broad anil dcinii
Hroail street to some unknown des
tination, attracted the attention of
atulo Prohibiten Agent I.. U Mc
Dride, who with a flock of officers
placed the yonhg man under arrest.
In the exciting rhate, during
whlco Wnlterineii-i , was endeavoring
totbrow uwuy all the monushlne
K'blskey In his car. UcBrlde dru
alongside Wstermelur's :ar and City j
j-utroiman .mcneii noppeu ddhi me
running board.
Waltermeier lost control of the
car and the automobile plunged Into
a ditch which runs parallel to Uroad
street. Tihe lurch threw Mitchell
from the car. He sustained slight
cuts about the knee. Kliowles, who
had jumped onto tho uinniiig board
at the same time, managed to keep
his position.
Waltermeler's oompanloo w. H.
Uner was arrested on a rharge of
possession of Intoxicating liquors,
following tho discovery of two pints
of moonshine lu the car. He nras
to have appeared this afternoon be
fore Justice of t'e Peace Kd Ken
dall. Waltermeier, was arrested -on-vhted
and sent to jail last year cn
a liquor charge, according to auth
orities. He Insisted last night that
he was not drunk, hut authorities
were inclined to doubt his statement
when he lurched Into both walls
or tho court nsJufe corridor on his
way to tile sheriff's office.
Three Killed
In Gun Fight
Battle Between Boot
leggers Causes
Deaths
NEW YORK, Oct. 24. (iP) Thrco
men were killed early today 01
what police beilcvc was a battle be
tween 15 bootloggers In the baso-
monl of a r omlng house.
Two men were jtoUUd dead in the
hall and Die third died later in a
hospital, from a bullet in his brain.
John Magllorrettl, said to he part
owner of the house, was arrested,
charged with suspicion of homicide.
ANOTHER FOREST
FIRE REPORTED
ROSSRURG, Ore.. Oct. 24. A
forest fire on the north UmpO.ua
watershed, about two miles north
of the Tmpqua highway and on the
locks ot Fairview t'reek was re
ported toduy by tho lookout at Ited
llutte. The lookout was sent in
yesterday after two fires were
ported in the south Umpq.Ua district.
li is believed that Ranger Fred
Assam is on his way to the new
fire, as he was starting up Steam
boat creek this morning hut did
not pass the lead camp, so it is be
lieved that he turned off and went
to the fire.
Breaks Both Arms
i n 35 Foot Fall
E.. O. Ssvsgo broke the force Ol
a long fall yesterday afternoon at
tho Forest Lumber company mill.
Pino Ridge, but he did Ii at the
expense of two broken arms.
Savage, who is gi laborer at the
mill Tell from a butldlllg 36 feel
to a concrete floor. When he felt
himself going he jumped anil tried
to break the force ot the fall with
his hands. The Impact fracurod
both bones just abovd the rwrlsU.
Savage was brought lo tho Klam
ath General hospital yesterday after
noon where he will he Confined uo
tll Urn bones knit.
FRANKLIN FlBLpi Philadelphia,
Oct. 2-t. (f) - Pennsylvania con
quered Chicago T to 0, today in a
bitterly fought lutersocttoual battle
In tiho raltt and mud before u crowd
of rtosn lo (10,000,
TO GET!
CASE1
Final Arguments under way
in Trial of Willos and
Ellsworth Kelley
LENIENCY IS URGED
They Had no Part in
Violence During Break
BALKS!, On-.. )t. -M. The
fall' of Dllswortll Kelle) anil
.lames Willos, convicts eftarjeed
oilli Tom Murray with tlio inur-ili-r
pf Gnanl John Bvreeney In
the prison breah of August i-.
Hreaj lo the jury nt Utsld
o'cloch today, folowlng a nioru
fuK of grgnineafs by the oppos-'
lug attorneys.
SALEM. Ore.. Oct. 21.- -With the
stqte asking verdicts of first degree
murder, carrying tho death penalty,
r.nd the defense pleading that they
took no part in tho shooting which
accompanied the prison break of
August 12 in which two guards
wire killed, the trial of James Wil
los nnd Ellsworth Kelley. accused
of the murder of Guard John Sween
ey, will go to the Jury some tlmo
during the day.
Allen Carson, special assistant
prosecutor in the case, made the
opening argument for the slate yes
terday afternoon, charging Kelley
and Willos to be equally guilty with
Tom . -Murray, already convicted of
the murder of Sweeney, in that they
were parties to tho crlminnl con
spiracy in which he was killed and
doclurlng that they aided and .tbet
ted in the commission of the crime
and benefitted euunlly in the Mather
of securing their freedom from the
prison with Murray.
In Conspiracy
Carson declared the state had
proved beyond a question that both
of the defendants were parties to
the conspiracy, and that while th
original plan of the convicts might
not necessarily have contemplated
murder if executed as planned, it
did contemplate shooting If shooting
became necessary as established by
admissions of the defendants pro
duced in the testimony.
Pleads For Convicts
Will It. King, counsel for the de
fense, opened his final argument
late In the afternoon and was still
Speaking when court adjourned un
til this morning. There was no vis
lble attempt on his part to acquit
the ilofondants, his entire plea ho
log directed toward leniency just!
tied, he said, by mitigating olrcum
stances in the ease of Willos and
Kellev. King contends that neither
of the defendants had any part in
the killing of the guards, that they
ugreed to the escape plot with th"
understanding that there was to be
no violence used nnd that at no time
during the escape or during their
subsequent flight "were either of
them parties to any violence.
Every Member of
Troop One Attends
due hundred per cent attendance
was the record of the hoy scouts of
troop one.' who mot last evening in
I lie A. t). 1 W. hall. E. O. Nord.
new scout executive for Klamath
county, who has been in charge of
troop one during the absence of Ju
lius Muller directed the meeting.
II. r. Shlvler gave a talk on the
origin of the American flag. I.. B,
Hanker gave the fundamental scout
drill, which was followed by tests
and practice In scouting.
A gumo Ot knot tyiug baseball
closed the evening for tho hoys.
Wants Protection
From Her Husband
Fear of her husband led Mrs.
June Riddle to ask the circuit eourt
III s divorce complaint to restrain
Mudwell Riddle tfrom Interfering
with hor until the disposition of
the suit. Mrs. Riddle claims cruel
and inhuman treatment us a cause
of action, and states that her hus
band on one occasion beat hor until
she was black and blue.
Tho couple were married In Klam
ath tOUttty 111 1916. Mrs. Riddle
asks that sho bo allowed tho cus
tody of (ho minor c'tll'li'on,
JURORS
CONVICTS
AFTERNOON
Seattle Pair
Are Captured
In Stolen Car
Fugitives Taken at
Drain, Oregon by
Seattle Cop
Seattle, o-t.' 24. up) Deputy j
sheriff Robert uibscn of this county'
(King) arrived here toduy iwlth t
two men he captured single handed!
at Drain, Ore., 400 miles south of1.
Seattle.
He brjught them by himself.
handcuffed across the :ood of an !
automobile he seized with them and
which they are accused of stealing, i
DurHarte Int.-ilHn tin una l '
the Pacific northwest are laid to
the men. Gibson performed his feat
to I extradition and delay.
The captives are Ben E. Dawery.
25, and Alfred Trimble, 48. They
are to be delivered to the sheriff of
Yakima county tj answer for five
robberies in Yakima City. Other
burglaries attributed to Uem were
In Easton, Des Moines, Richmond
Highlands and Seattle.
A woman under surveillance told
Sheriff Starwlch of King count.WnK to mnke a stand as far as hor
that the men had written and aik
fid her for I.i. Starwlch sent Gib-eon-
to Drain.
Driving the car and keeping cne
eye on the two men leaning over the
ho:d in front of him, Gidson went
to Portland from Drain Thursday.
He deposited ais prisoners in jail
there, and obtained some rest. He
came on to Seattle with them last
night. Starwlch said that Trimble
had been convicted tivice and Lowry
once, and that after a Tound of
trials charges of being habltaul
criminals will be placed against
roein. "i
Mrs. Lillian Duke
Is Reported Worse
NEW YORK. Oct. 24. () Mrs.
Lillian Duke, wife of the late James
B Duke, today remained In a crit
ical condition at her home hero.
Her physician. Dr. Bryon G. Clark,
stated that his patient appeared
weaker than on yesterday.
Mrs. Duke suffered, two cerebral
hemorrhages Thursday night.
40 Vessels Are
Sunk in Cyclone
KARACHI, India, Oct 24. (IP)
Forty vessels :'jave been sunk in
tho Persian gulf in the worst cy
clone storm in the memory of the
present generation. Messages from
Bushire. Persia, and the estimate
death list from 1.000 to 1,700.
LEAGUE COUNCIL
TO MEET MONDAY
PARIS.- Oct. 24. (IP) Tho open
ing of tho league of nations council
meeting, which is to inquire into the
Greco-Bulgarian dispute is set for
E p. in. Monday In the famous clock
room of tho Quai D'Orsay. In which
the Versailles treaty was ratified.
Foreign Minister Brland, as pres
ident of the council, will preside.
CHURCH SESSION ENDS
NEW ORLEANS. LA.. Oct. 24.
(IP) Business of the forty eighth !
triennial general convention of the I
protostant Episcopal church was;
concluded this morning. The blsh- i
ops and deputies repaired to Christ
church cathedrkt where the final I
closing services wore held and the
pastoral letter read.
WITHDRAW INVITATION
NEW YORK. Oct. 24. (IP) An;
invitation extended to .Arthur Hen-
derson. home secretary in the Brit
ish labor association, headed by
Ramsay Mac I iimaliL to address a
Hartford. Conn.. V. M. C. A. lunch-j
eon of business men toduy was with-.
drawn because of a protest by the
national security league.
Football Results
Yale 20; Brown 7.
At New York: Washington and
Jefferson 7; Lafayette 6.
Pennsylvania 7, Chicago o.
Princeton o; Colgate 9.
Third quarter: Harvard 9, Dart
mouth 25.
Mnlun 111, Unlets j( '" , '
T
SERIOUS TOW
Greeks Still Moving Troops
Against Bulgarians,
Says Diapatch
FIGHTING IS EXPECTED
Bulgars Will Make Deter
mined Stand New Pro
test to League is Sent
(By the Associated Press)
Xotftwlthstanding intervention by
the league of nations, the Greco-Mul-
, Karlnn 8eemed t0 be growng
I raor(. acutt. t0(,a)r wlth ncw tr00))
movements reported on both sides.
The Greeks, following their ad
vance to Potrlch, In the Struma val
ley, are reported to be moving
against the Uupcl Pass, which they
claim has been used by tho Bulgar
ians as the route for incursions Into
Greek territory.
Authoritative sources in Sofia say
Bulgaria is determined to resist any
further advance hv thn nrpelra
limited military strength permits.
Bulgarians arc sending a new pro
test to the leaguo of nations. The
meeting of the league council which
is to inquire Into the dispute U set
for Monday afternoon In Paris.
GENEVA; Oct. 24. (IP) The
Greek government made Its first ges
ture toward the league of nations
since the outbreak of the Oreco-Hol-garian
trouble by communication to,
the league secretariat today In a tel
egram stating that Bulgarian troops
occupied a blockhouse situated on
Oft- terriSSry, atfttk of 'IVim:riui,
sar. AIR MAIL CHIEF
OUT OF SERVICE
OMAHA, Ncbr.. Oct. 24. Th
Resignation of Carl . Egge, gen
eral superintendent of tho air mall
service and appointment of J. A.
Clsler. general superintendent of the
Omaha division of the Railway mall
service to succeed him, was an
nounced here today.
Naval Airman Is
Killed in Crash
SAX DIEGO, Calif., Oct. 24. (IP)
Lieut. Edgar Adams, United Stntcs
( navy airman, was killed ani two
; taber men injured, when two alr
' planes attached to the air squadrons
t of the battle fleet, based at North
Island naval air station, collided to
: day off Oceanside. 2a miles north
of here. Lieutenant E. C. Stevens
and chief machinist's mate M. J.
Mills received slight Injuries In the
: collision.
L e t
The
Small
Town
Merchant
Move
Those merchants who are
opposing the Oregon Trunk
because thoy aru afraid of
Ihe competition that is sure
to follow increased popula
tion, should move to a town
wini" such development Is
not possible. They would
denj you the opportunities
you are entitled to for the
small gain thai might come
to themselves. There nr
merchants here big enough
to stand for developmeat.
nnd thoy are supporting the
oomliig of the Oregon T nik
These are the men who are
deserving of your support
and the ones you should
patronise when you have
money to spend.
BALKAN
ROUBLE
REPORTED IRE