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KLAMATH TAIXS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1027.
Number 6077.
HI?
DELEGATION
GETS ROYAL
RECEPTION
Sacramento Pledge
Help in .Securing K.
F.-Weed Hiphway
lit inn i: iii'vnw
: BOBBED-HAIRED
I ROBBER CAUGHT
LOOTINd BANK
J SAGINAW. Mich.. JtiJy 11. (AIM
- Blonde, Iiiihlud-hnlreil and 1
Hunt, a I'l-ycnr-old girl, U held Inn.
I today, lollowlng her unsuccessful tit- i
i tempt yesterday In get I r. ,ihiii (rum i
I the ' I II K teller III Iho Peoples Sav
ings hunk.
j (Vnly pointing a ilorn-i'Kl rcvulver
tin o llm Imr of K. K. Hpccktlsrt, j
'teller -if lln linnk, tho girl shoved '
a ."..nun check signed "make II
rnappy" through Ihe window and
j airily commanded the teller In "give
' mi- IS.no. anil make It anapay!"
Hpe.khart dropped to h: knees l
behind' ih counter and pressed the
umm era m mm
THREE RAILWAYS
OF OREGON
ARE
COMMISSIONERS
HEAR PROTEST
OF K. F. STAGES
, Itltlli: I.IWH j,-.,n.pll..led burglar alarm atal-m. j J',,.'""'
FRANCISCO, July 14, 1 witliln a lew secon! a policeman. ..
IN BIG MERGER
Copies of Proposed Huge
Combination Received
By Commission
KAI.F.W. lire. July II. (AIM
Tltrii Oregon ralltlM) line. Dm
(Iii4in i:i.itrlc. Hie Oregon Trunk
Mini I lif I nlli'.l Itnlluiit, arc In
il.iil.il In I hi' .rnM .l im-nirr
v.h.rehy llir limn orlli.m Pacific
Itjillunt r.ii.iiui. a new roiicru,
v.oul.1 ariiilrt tiy loa-e i-nniriil of
In- KHknui, riirtliiml ami Si-HH.'
SAI.KM, Or., July H (AIM The
public service commission
hearing the protest of Din
i 'I'm iiuir( jit Inn company again
Kluinuth startes, iur . In
idiHiillff u 1 1 1 K i that III.. Klainntli
roiiiinitiy In in conflict with Ihe sehed-
STATE PROBING
FISH DISEASE;
HM LEVIN HERE
BELIEVE PLANE
OF NUNGESSER
FINALLY FOUND
ojHTate lil 'hiu M.-dford and K la ro
ut h Fall. It afford noMiuhiir con
vi nii-nt e. The pl.i.n'tirfM rlalm.
Answering, the klunrath company
claims it la not In .inflict, that Hi
ciiliipm. nt is superior and that 't
. m ii. i : Medford via Klaimuh Fal's
with till Columbia (.org Motor tiya
tiui niieratlng In' I'ortlaml, rendit
ion mil Siw.kaiio.
ST. JOHN'S. Newfoundland. July
1 14. (AP) Wreckage believed to be
I that of "White Bird." flown hy Nun
i gosavr and Coll from France In an
' attempt to reach New York baa been
I found In the interior, two huntera
TrOUt Crowding Up Small i reported today.
c ,. i- f A i The two huntera. who live In Flat
Streams to Get Away I ,,ay m 1s wwl eoM broorht ont
rrom rolluted KlVer the report that' about 40 milea In
land in the wllderneaa they had alght
mj itcrioua Im- I ed what looked like a large white
hint. Railway official at Saint
to whom they reported
SAN
Snecial lo Tho Herald) Co- i '''""'red im.-.i r;.n. fl.- k- ', , ,. .n, Nr.h
(Special 10 1110 iieraio; .v . . . . . , . , .
1- - ... eru i-niinc ami iir n.
-ml n.irme.i ih- girt, him leu tnio fll,(1 .M.,,ltl. ,,, ,lp
'a arm and look
ALLEGED . WIFE
BEATER FINED
operation with northern Cali
fornia and Klamath county in
the move lo complete the Cali
fornia aection of the Klamath
v- 1 t r . 1 1 . . .
raili-weca nignw-y ,,u ..,!
pledged yeaterday by the Sa- j HinnBlit ihat would lie an caay way
cramento chamber of com-j '"'''"
mcrce at a largo luncheon in j
the Sacramento hotel at which 1
several hundred Sacramento j
buainea men acted boats toj
the Klamath "Good-Will" del
egation which arrived in the
Calif om'm- capital . yctterday
morning.
Vr.n-i-itat. afternoon. afi'T rnlrr-I
Inlniiii'iil I11 Kin rmnenio. the Klniu-
mil 1I1 lignlloii rnirnlnrd on tlic(
Kliimnltl ircliil for Hnn 1'ranrl.nr
nrrlvliia al (lie lw rll) n-iriiMilU ,
III llie eti'lilllll.
Sun Kramlaiu H outdoing llef
In providing entcmlnnieiit for I lie
Klumath vlallora. Automobile loura.
Inn. li.'i.n". a Iwat ride on Han ."ran
rl.ro bay ar being arranged to
make the iay of Ihe Orrgmi del
gatlon a doltahlfiil our.
Tonight at 10: lu o'l lork, Hal
lllaikliuni'a onhe-ilra. olflcliil luind
of Ihe Klimath eniirxlon
Aa n-cently aunoiincid from Wanh-
ti H. Iinvi
( . ". and
coplea of (he petition weie today
llrlvcn b
purity In the water. Iliour-anda of
Klniiuiih river ralnliow trout are i Gt-orgea.
M-rkinx Ihe pure wnlera of Knen- I their frnd. believing 'thla might be
rcr I'n-efc, which run Into the ;the furelage of the .tram-Atlantic
rlier near .Mrt'ollum'a mill. j plane. Immediately aent Track Su-
In the meantime, according to J perintendint Keefe wlht Major Y.
IHatrlrt (lame Warden Marlon J. Sidney Cotton by anecial car to uuev
InfectlOUS Disease ura- Iroul r 4rto ' '' tlon (he men further and to dete.--
, j imp " ihiiiiii n.-rr, iiiim iviaui i mine wnat was aciuHiiy Been.
Cases Ore KepOrted, ath Fall aouth to a point below! It wan aaid that several day would
s MrColluni'a mill. I be needed to penetrate the apot in
U'liU a total of fix Infei tloiia di-' Ir. William I-evin. Portland, di-jthe foreat where the huntera Mid
eiuea rtporid In Klamaili during j rector of the Oregon State Board 1 1 hey aaw t be object.
the week -inline July !. public health ot iieaitn lanoratory. arrived laal
in tliln nectliin 10m uucji to be good. 1 night lo conduct an Inveatigntion
Ihe patrolman
p.rni.M in ij.nrM .... . . . . -
Th. v .. in. woman guve her nam. ' """"' y "T. ' . . . T. . .accor.lli.is to a bulletin received to- of Ihe dlea- and to take aamplea
vil larrl. ? "rhnt comml.lon. which ha. the rlal.t lo da). from xhr 0r..(in Ma(e io3rJ ot'v1 w., ., ,ne riw w,re ,e
" ; maKe oeiore iur i. t . i . -.in n n- i .-jiii, I f tnh are dvlnr i
I .....l...l 11... if.imaw im iuv off a' . ..... i-i'mHii. lnn are auig. 1
Monlutlnna ait HfeltiiMl lirooer in ine .. . .. .1 - . : . . j . 1 n I
cae. The Chicago. Milwaukee, and .. ... h,.r,., ,'. r ! I.evln conducted an Insnectlon thla!
Klamath Engineers
Hear Advantages of
New Paving Process
Ht. I'aul haa ai.ked the atato romiuli-
Mexican Loses Control
Car While Striking
Spouse
aion hy telegraph to jilve the mai
ler Very carellll roin:iierailin oi-iorr f
giving approval.
If the atatt rominiiu.lon makea no
rtpona lo tl-e petltlona within i
lava the I. C. ('. will anKiime I' nt
no hearing la dealred.
Ninule l ull.
, The new i-nmiHiny i orRislrc'
apei'lfirally to acquire com nil tim!
.opi-iate propenica of the Spoi;u
ot e of morning.
tulMT'-uloaU un.1. unv of typhoid ;
meante-i. one of i-r,.timonla.
Ot company, the .N'orlli. rn I'aclllc Ha!
I' way cotnpany and the (.rent North
ern Hallway company. The proponed
. (Continued on page lour)
Guilty to Charge
Intent upon adinliilalerliig a Ihv.I- ... J r I
lug 10 hla Indian wife, according lo , Alleged K.areleSS
police report, l'eter (larcla. Meilcan DflVer Pleads Not
laborer, iohi control 01 nia maciur.n .
and pi u lifted off a bridge Into a or
ernm. lit canal near (he clly limit
lal night. The pair were drngg'-d '
from the deep ditch In aeml-coti- 1
acloua comlltl.m.
Mra. (inrcla waa taken to Ihe ho-1
pital to he treated for hrulne ard
Itegistered engineerti of Klamath
listened to an Interesting explana
tion of one of the latest innorationa
In paving vibrolithic pavement
at a dinner held last night at Link-
hav.-a
tV- H. Knowle. local - ronaiilting
engineer for the American . Vibroli
thic raving; company, led the dla-
ruaalon attrl Inlrorlitr-Ml ' trvln 1 a
jLUL1 'J"0ue ,l,orr ,hot .lf?i !-! Coco, eonsultlng nginew, for Ore
vanred ' " Klamath river g(1 f, ,h. coiicern.
" ipollnted by open aewera emptying
Regirtrations at Triple-A' ' (fontinoeu on page foun
Booth Averaging Fifty
TOURIST TRAVEL ;
IS
nnrscrc ucnr
mUllLIIULJ
Iteault of hia.analyala will he
i announced through the Mate board
of health In the near fnttire.
"The (rout diaeaae broke out last
year," Barnea aaid. 'First It was
the trout that died and then Ihe
j more piuKi!n iwn. rnnoa ann anca
lera and mullets, were killed by the
' IhounaiidK. ,
2400 MILE
AIR JAUNT
UNDER WAY
Each Day
With tourlot from all section;
entering Klumath Fall dally from j
ill rou.ia. registrations nt the Triple'
A booth at the chamber of com- -
Louie Stapac Gets
Stiff Jolt; Must
Serve Fifty Days
gon for thla concern
'I Mr. Le Corq diaeo.ed the engineering-
theoriea and' features of
vibrolithic pavement. Following his
addresa a round table discussion
and many questions were asked by
the engineers present.
, Engineers present a: the meeting
included Joseph Jenson. C. C. Seeley.
R. K.- Geary. C. A. l) -n. O. li.
J. C. Sweeney, Olene nierrhmt.
thla morning entered a pica of noi
guilty lo the charge of carelei
and negligent driving In connection
with (lie fntal accident on the
w ill i cilia aal.l In have been auaialneil at ' A s h I a n d-Klamath Fall highway
i .... ,.. u,.,. i.-r-n,i.... over' Hie bunda of her hnabaml. (i.ieclu which resulted In Ihe death of
station KI'O All members of III ! waa lodged In Ihe clly Jail. Itobert Shaw. Crescent City.
eirurlon Invite their friend at I Pleading guilty thla morning to Sweeney waa released on hla own
home to lime In. I Hi charge of driving a car while in- I recognisance. Ilia Irlnl wia set for
I unli sted, (iarcla was fined f !'. August S by Justice of the I'cnoe
While a li umber of Klamath Falla 1'nnlile lo pay Ihe line he la aerv'ig ! W. U. Ilnrnes.
people nho went south on the Good It out III Jnll at tne rate oi i: n nuj ;
Will Tour will remain for Ihe full Police had been called by (larr'n's j
period of time, ten day, which tl." , neighbors a hair Hour ueiore to .'i
ll.keia allowed, a greater majority terredn In Ihe domeatlr dlfflcalty.
of the 1SK who left here on Ttiea- Arriving al his homo they round
day night will return on No. 1 on that he had Just left. On their way
Sntnrdiiy morning, nrroru.iig lo In- hack to Ihe heiidqunrlera Ihey
formation received this morning. reived a call that a car had plum 1
There will be no special train lor Inlo Iho rnnnl. Hushing to the aieiie
the return trip Inasmuch n a nil in- of the accident, Ihey found (ii r.-lii
iCniiilnueil on page four) and his wife.
I.otiie Stnnir rptintd- Vlnmnth 1 inowlea. V. n Henrv I.1 Mill Unni.
mcrce have mounted dally during : yMi ,,. , j.i, , er, E. A. Thomas and F. Z. Howard.
the past week and since Ihe first ,Kaln ,ni tm)) for 60 dVJ lnd )f .
of Ihe week an average of &0 cars . fcc ,, , hta fine ,urt dav , ..jurt . jiahiB,..-
or more each day baa registered. jiulcd before Police Judge Lem I SA1XT ANDREWS,-July 14. (AP)
Thee tourists are furnisned with i,. Gaghagen this morning. Sianae The Scota like lo see Mr. Jonia
information on scenic spots about entered a plea of guilty to the charm ' in action so much they are even
Klumath and more than three-l( possession of intoxicating liquor. I stopping trains near the course so
Iiiurtns oi mose registering nae e vix sentenced to serve 50 days j the crew can look. Andy Klrkladv.
who was up with the leaders in the
British open back in " told Bobby:
"Mon. ye are nae a gowfer at alt;
Ye are Just a machine.".
planned to visit Crater inke before! in Jail and fined $100.
leaving. j Gilbert Lincoln, pleading guilty to
. F-'llowIng is a list of the regis- the same charge was given the same
IConllnueri on page four) jsentence.
'Atta Boy! Mayor Rolph of San Francisco Greets Flyers Arrivincr
Crowd Cheers as Silver
Winged Machine
Takes Off
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT.
Oakland, CaL, July 14, (AP)
The silver - winged mono
plane "City of Oakland." man
ned by Pilot Ernest L. Smith
and Navigator Emory. B.
Bronte, took off here at 10:39
a. m. today for the 2400-miU
flight to Hawaii.
The Smith plane headed
due west and disappeared in
the low fog over San Francis
co Bay.
Spectator Who Wali hf-rf the Nn.Uk
Idjim- through field gtow express
ed, astonishment wh.it. Smith ap
parently spurted up and passed ono
of the escort plane.
A Smith, took, off tW crowd
' eherrrcf with" li' kulclny nsr awl
thi-rp was much waving: of arm
and leaping; Into the air by the
mechanic who had worked hoar
night and day lo make Ihe Utile
plane ready for It flight. '
g.iake vs. Melon.
LONDON. July 14. ( AP) What's
an earthquake to a nice Juicy water-'
melon? advices from Haifa. Syria,
are that thousands of melons rolled
out when a warehouse was shaken.
Some folks ran for safety. Its of
others ran for melons.
today's nr.sri.Ts
National lHagne.
Cincinnati g 10 . J
New York S 7 1
May. Nebf and Plclnlch. Hargrove;
Fitxsimmons. Songer, Thomas and
Devormer.
FLASHES
Wll.l. TAKK BACK Oil. I.KASK.H
V SIHV(iTON. July It. ( ') An ngreenieiil iM-lwecn (lie nnvy ami
Inlerli'.r .lepiiiliMeiil under lilh the navy ader Align! 1 will lake hnrk
nilniliilsliiillon of Hie vnl oil rccrvc and l.nes of bind in (hem was
nniioiiiice.1 iimIiij al ilie limy lieniluunrleni.
TWO III HT IN AITO CHASM
Till" IMI.I.KS. July I I, (AIM John X.miiiIiiu, I'oriliin.l, la In a local
liosplliil with a broken pelvis ami lnl.-rti.il Inluriea which limy prove
fnliil. and Jiime la-e Is surferliiK from a hioken shoulder and seven- bir
'rriilion iilmiil Hi luce anil body, na Ihe result of nn nulo aeci.lenl on
Ihe hiKliv.il about eluhl mile southwest of The Dulles this morning.
' I .
PltKPAIlH TO IIAXDI.K WIIKAT
I'OIITI.A.VD. July II, (AIM Preparations ilre lielnn made by the
roioiiiU-liiii of public d.M-ks for Iinii.llliui the million of bushel of wheal
from the Inbinil Umpire which will bo shipped in rxporl Ihrouiih I hi
Hirt.
i
(10 KII.I.I D; J.iioii.imio KAMAGK
NF.W VollK, July I I. (AIM IH'.piitclies from Jerusalem In Ibe Jew
sh Teieitrniibir Agency, my tlml flirures compiled up lo the present show
(1711 person nei-e killed mid il.iHMt noiiud.-il in Iho enrfb.iuiike In Pales
line nnil Trnns-Joriliiiilii., The dmiuiKo Is est limited lit "2,111111,(11111.
VATItot.M.iX IMIICTIID , . .
P(lltTI.AVI), July II, (AIM The fed. nil (Hind Jury IimIiiv lnillct.il
I'red ('. Ki'ltea, e.'ortlmiil vice squad patrolman, on elniiuc of con
splincy to vlolnie the iiiiilonul pr.ilill.il Inn Imv,
C. MIMIII I'lll'SIDIAT OF Xt'HSKnV.MI'.X
I'OUTI.AN'D. .Inly II. (AIM Semlln iliiniluiiled toibiy's flmil ses- ;
sl.m of Ihe I'licirlc Coiisl .Viiisu'ryniena' iiHsoclntlon, I', Milium of Senlll."
was elect oil president nu.l Hi'tillle wns selected as nel Jim's eiiiiveiitinii j
. , .
rn f Vi I
Sn&-irWi fW s :'4 UsM -'s i-,
ss-nLs3j!fcn.' W.1- aW.a.aV.''iw u'&tU&':tv;mJ , , im'
wiaSa.aii. 'a. iswsiislfc,.ttisaswaiia:.ii
St. Louis ..; S 10
Philadelphia- ..'. T It ' o
Ithem and Snyder; 'Mitchell and
Wilson. ''-'.
-
Chicago it ' i
Boston 1 T i, -4
Osborne and Hartnett; Kobertaoa.
Gibson, Mills nd Hogan. ' v
Pittsburgh .L 14 1
Brooklyn 5 8 4
Aldridge and Oooch; Doak. Clark,
Ehrhardt, Plltt and Hargreavea. '
American Leatnte. '
Philadelpbia-Chlcago game post
poned; rain. -
Washington 0, Detroit 1. Game
called la second, rain. . .
Johnson and Ruel; Whitehall sod
WoodaJl.
New York 1 10
Cleveland 4
Moore and Grabowskl; Miller sad
L. Sewell..
.Mayor lltilpli nf S.m l'ntnclsco creels (be ti'liiitipluiul Puctfic
(rltflil) and .Maltlnnd
fljees itpoii Ih.'lr relurn
(left), behind Inn) or.
( California, llcgonhcrgcr
'.III. HARMONY v .
As plaintive and appealing
male quartet as could be
heard in any barber shop, ha,'
been organized In the city JaU.,.
under the leadership of Louie
Stapae "doing" 60 days.
A group of the prisoners
while away the long, hot hours
In the city bastlle by singing .
all the sentimental, southern
melodies. Their voice In rloso '
harmony fill the corridors of
the clly hall and attract or dls-
tract, the attention of clly offl-
ctRldom. '- ' - .
"Once", one cop reminisced.
"the Jailbirds sang to drown
the noise of picking a hole
through the wall, hut this time ,
they Just sing for singing's
sake."