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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927
Number 6139
lliilvrltv Llbrsry
Eugent, Ortvon
Mfat
WILL FIGHT
IT flllT l!
II UUI IU
INDICATION
Dempscy Refutes to Be
Squelched By Decision
of Referee
EACH MAN CLAIMS
W CAN LICK HIM"
I..,,-, ilWr. ,., ,, ...,.ulr ,
ii-i.ua anu .vircn.li l-algc
lunm .tin Ib-Uift iff end fur
Atwllirr l liilili Tunney Hind)
Any Tlui lu Meal Lv-Clinmp.
CHICAGO. Sept. Jl( (,$)-J, k
lmpi.y baa emerged (mm lil
second rhsniplouahlp beating rld-i
lite a new creai of populnr favor I
hlrb If he elect to rid II out,)
umy carry hi in to greater rina
earning poavr Ihau he cv.r knew
beV-or.
lieflulle talk of another "bat
tlo of Hi ri'tilury" hat bain aul
durd and uiiolfli I, but talk
(Intra baa lHrn. altunal friiin tlo
muiurnt at HotdtiT r'lxUI Thura-
ilay nlnlil that tiinf Tunnoy'al
arm waa ralard to mark hla a.r-'
uun victory over Ininpacy.
Tax lll.kard. a ahrewd dlugno
llrlan of p u b I I p opinion, hat
hon sign of actual cnthualaMii
over a third licnii.acv-Tuniirv
riajlil. and Tuiyicy nan Indicated
M willingness in meet Deinpaay
or anyono else llm public uiny
think la a match for htm.
mnipr a first reaction a ft-r
Hi Soldier Field flitht wak that
It marked (tin i'ud of hU rsrcur
A day' aaclualott and rest with
Ita Jnerltahln relroaMTtlon mad
Hn e certain. Today Ilia tll -
luilo a reflected by hi rloae
asstirtatu. seemed io be that Jack
tirmpsey might o bark to the
war Hall again and with a
vengeance.
The picture of a new Tunney.
Delllpsey fight la sketched In the
comment of the three persons
who could make audi a fight pos
sible Tunney, Deuipsey and To
lit kard.
(Continued on page M
Funny
News of Today
NUXX" YOHK. Si'pt. tt.
anc slullallis are Hist
liuur
imong till. 000, U00 perscn Ilia mortality
average from heart dUease In
half an hour la five and foiir
lonlhs. Lateet advices are that
a iloien died In various part of
:he rountry while listening to the
fiKhl ir lu argument ihout l(.
I'KX.V VAN. X. V . Sept.
!l.
Mr. Sarah Tompkins. (7, Is In
have a funeral Instead of a wed
nlng. Trying on Ilia gown In
which aha waa to have been tuar
rlid In William Kmerson, 70, a
ibllilitiTd sai.il(jrl from whom
aha had been -aratea Id yeori.
alio died of apovi' Xy.
11 r IIIOAHO, Sept.
r-;nt of children
21.-Sixty per
of clguriillit-
Aiucktng molher din before they
. . 1 u
are io ,eai .... .. t .
of llr. Charles L. liar her of l.siis-l
lug, Mich., aro correct. Me gave
hi conclusions to the American
tissocliitlun
research,
for niedlco-iihyslcnl i
NF.VV YOHK. Sepl. 21.-New
York City mid oilier ellle and
town In Hie east whli have
been observing daylight saving
1 1 ill since lust April will return
to oastern slumlard lliuo tomor
row. Tho official lime for chang
ing clock I 2 a. tn.
XKXV YOHK. Sept.
I, dIi.,,1. ...I. la ,.t
lo 1 Hint,
Hempsey would not knock Tim-j
fay out, Suninel Znivt, knlld-.T. 1
hua refused to liiiept Ihe IJ.VtO
bit tvon. Iln Ihluks Tunney ni
really fairly knocked out. j
I
WIIK.XT 4iOKH VI'.
I
CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (API
Opening al Sc lo 1-Hr advance.
Chicago wheal quickly scored !
further gnln. Corn slnrted Vr
In lVsO higher nnd then contln-lo
tied In rlltiih. Onta were firmer.
Provision llkewlso went tip
Rrnrin, ' 4
ABBEY CHOSEN
TO HEAD CO. D.
OF THE GUARD
WuIIit V, Abbey was unani
mously elected rnpluln of Coin-
ipony ".It" of lh 249th Coost
Artillery corp of Ilia Oregon Nn
llonul (iuiinl, which u orgiij
l'd III till illy lust evening
with SO in I'll ul I iiillu K the ui UN
lerlng In riTi'iiiiuiy.
Allonmy i. Van Vaelor was
chosen first lieutenant oml T. I).
Case was appointed second lieu
tenant to aervu wlili Captain
Abbey.
With Ilia mustering in',, .
ninti lust night. Klmnalh Falla
run now ln.l national guard
company of coast artillery under
I
WhM.. ,.,,, mt. local
.atlerv it III .r.m.
t III i) ml
eaalnn of ilin legislature for n
armory fur dri:i purpnar.
Iirllt l lit In a will lis each. Tun
dtiy night of ilm month.
-BELL CO.
OFFICIALS PAY
VISIT TO K.F.
Inupcctinj 1600 Million
rcet of Pine Company
Own. Near City
What In do with ICno inllli in
'"
I hit fluent pnt ilmlirr
that atanda In I hi- world todav l
Ilia prolili'in that I.oiik IIHI ioiii
pall)' la cuiiatdarlna at prvacut.
I'p on Ih rraarratlon that rnn
rarii ona t tin amount of timber
RKUlloiicd. It la lu (lua lmp,
hut limber In that nine ahow.i
Info'tallon of Ilia bug lliul alrlkea
j" - ' nanruenon to inn pino
tree auu naiurauy me loiiK-lltt:!
rnri.pany doe not waijt to ta th
lame block of timber which It
l:aa held for nine yeara bocnni
lufeated with the bnga.
In ortlcr to bring up different
anciea and mcKeatlona to the
board of director on Ihla aubjort
( harlea Murphy, auperlntendent
of I lie longing department. V. II.
hmlercuok. chief t nglneer. Char
lea King, the official 'IniRiiitin or
the company and XV. F. Ryder.
ara In Klamath Fuila today after
fliiUMug a trip of Inspection of
the tract containing Kelt million
feel.
XX'ouhl lt r'li.e 4)M-ratlin
J Kliinmlh Kalla looka with much
Interest on Ilia Halt of thaw
Umc-lli-II offlctala for In due
lime It may mean that there will
lie a I.oiir Hell oM-ratlnn here to
turn that 1 1 m her Into commercial
lumber. Tli nt thla city I the
logical point for a I.nng-llell
plant many who are experienced
In I ho lumber bualneaa do not
banliata to atala.
The liura ara being feared
more and mora by all who own
atnndlng limber and way are
being conaldered to cul and .mar
ket I he timber In the region
Infeated by the bug. The carry
ing charge on timber have
reurhed a point where no longer
can anyone buy It And forget
they own It. Owner point to
the fact that they get Rharp re
minder of tholr ownerahlp aloni;
about tuxpnylug time, fire fight
ing time and aevorul other tlmna
during the your. Kor theao rca-
lainia no concern, regnrdlea of the
of . Inllk rolli (l,ol, rontenl
. . . . ...
I to lei timber "In ml where thn
hugs have decided () mil K u their
homo nuil multiply.
4 DIV ISION XX II. I. HT.XM)
' CHICAGO, Sept. 24, n
Tim derision giving Gene
Tunney the victory over
Jnck Itempacy stunda 1 and
4 I he stilt nthlollc coiumls-
slon "wlli not consider n re
; vernal", John Itlghelmer.
4 chilli niiin of the commission
j dei lin ed In statement to
21. -ll:iv. day.
Mr. Itlglielmiir a stutument
apparently closer, the door
lo any further possibility of
nctlon on n pfolest by Leo
P. Flynn, liempsey's nuin
ager. The commission nmde
It clenr Hint It would give
either Flynn or Pempsey n
hearing lit any time on any
score but It whs equally
clear that Ilia box I tig nti
t hurtles had no Idea of re
versing the- verdict, given III
the ring nt Soldier Field
I'll li rail n y (light.
SMITH MET
OPPOSITION
IN MEET N
I
I New York Governor
Endorsed Under
, Protest
MANY
I OPPOSE WET LEADER
XX by khl urctte" MuT (lite
of Hi licit -icalr to Hi" Ti-n
XXrttleru Htalr licmocrnilc
4 'on vent It m l'tlitf In eigfln
lo I'oliu XX'ay for 1 lo ir I'arl).
ItltiKI.OW IIOTKI.. t)t;lK,
1'iah. Hcpt. K. (At'i -"XViiy ktd
ouraelve und try (, tell the caat
there la a real wjva of aintt-
tliellt 111 the wehl fur Al
!ai plealdev V
I Hut deaplle thla . lilui
prttaat'd by National I'ouiniltiet
ESsPPnL IFTIRESIOEIlTSlLLii::
dclillal candlducy
Yok governor.
I The tlun howevt r, tit
, unanimous and Muyle. tn op
:ing the- resolution, churned that
Ilium preaent at the meeting
I were not representing the aentl-
, in em oi intr rest'iive ainie. j
I Further opposition to Smith,
. wn expressed former Judge
J.hu (ireeii of Halt l-ake City
whu declarmf that niuny demo-
t ruts hold th.t belief that Smith j
would fall to carry bis Uom.
st4to If the republicans nom-1
llnaled Charles K. Hughe.
Fred XX'. Johnson of Hock
Spring. XX'yo., one of the lead
ers to nrranulna the cnWference. I .
i an mm need the receipt of letters!
land telegrams from XX'athlngton. j
New Mexico and Nevada delegates
tunable to attend. In which iheyjlMi read with Interest by women '
declared Inquiries bid led them 0( this city.
lo believe Smith would be strong-,
In (heir respective
HtNteS.
Today the conference will lake
im tier mnxtdorarlon
on ihe tariff ami lw subject ofit.nt imi
jeffectlng a permanent orgnnita-
lion lor mo purpose oi auvanr-i
Ing party ideals and principle
in the weal.
IVriitMiicnt llcsnnlutli.n.
I lleli cutcs io (he western state
democratic conference this morn- j
tug pern-. -ieo a permanent or-;
I Continued on page i)
mZsl ? '5tr !- V . kt- Ji iif-l
r j i
The I H-7 lieiii) v-clglH cliinnploiiilp fiuhi Is over ( liiiinpli.ii (I ei
wy. Tclt thoii to the LveuliiK
,Sc.h,oois win
rrooaDiy
a Very
XVIih Infimtile pumlyal about
orcr and no new cue devulop-
lug It l believed the ach' ol
boarif will opmi the city tchool
lu a very few day and Hint the
f entire ttty will get b.-k to nor -
! cm I conditlona. '
The lat buard of lit-allb hte
bud It every iiKgetlun carried
out to the letter, namely that In
the Ini ubatlng atage cf any dla- i The one thing now to conald
DEMOCRATS """" ,r hould Ij tak- er. a Health Officer Newaom
en. even to the cloalng or choola, aireiyea. la clianlliieia njl only
the aufhoiltlea' auggeatlon have ol peroon but of aurroundinga.
been ui'-l. , tie demnnda that all home nuke
The atate board alao recom- li a apeclal order of buaineaa to
menda that to keep ai lioola clo-'.eau up the yard and aulbulld
ed longer thun a reaaonablo per-iitiga and aee that all garbage I
td la not to value, eapt-clally j Immediately gotten rid of.
li. n any diaeaae how re. eaaion ; Kiaiitalii l-'irat 1 tie Over
a the Infantile paralyal baa. While other coinmunllleg were
ahown that In thla city. ';olnting their flngera at (his rlty
Thai there ha been a nable and allowing ign tf fear that
fight put up Bgaluat the dlaeaae even a long dlatance telephone
U plain to be aeen and every phy- (Continued on page a)
v'lKLBTH GETSiSACflAHEHTfli
li tut-' 'tax
30F FEDERATION
, Women's Clubs of Oregon
! l Lf t D;
lu vjnuirr licrc lu; uij(
Conclave in June
"The 1IS meeting of the One-
s,m .,ar(un of XV omen' clubul,-'n trom Sacramento. San Fran-, i,s to t
Klamalh: Fall. id tind - northern t.-allfonil ivlsl..- tie
1 ..... ..m... . t-i .nldid not I
m June, ami ruing io me au-
nouncement Just made by the
board of director. Kugrue also '
uvited the convention."
Ti. .i,..ve annnnncemeni was
...
Jde In The Orcgonian and lll.''-' ' ."
,,f . lh .0i f.iM, i..-
Include: Mr. George It. Llndley,
prusldeut: Mr. II. K.' Gcti, first
H. XV. Ilnth-
, 1M....rv
F. R. Olds, assistant ocretury.
and Mr. Itullo C. Groesbeck. J. J. Murphy, president of the jthe chaTter amendments. The at-treasun-r.
' Klamath-Weed highway assorts- ! torney general concludes that the
Plans for Ihe entertainment of tloa organized the rararan and special Eugene taxes matt be
the visitors In June will be made
oy me local federation through-,
lout the coming months.
upen m
Few Days
ait-Inn and rtvry law enforcement
ofllcer lir.a worked to th end
' llial iiuarautlne be emphatic and
cumplnta and that ibildren ha
kept In under fifteen year of
'eg. TI.S ho been don with
the rt-aull that the community la
now over the rreat and there I
( uppnrent aafety in reaumlng every
day life a uaual.
VISIT- KLAMATH;
- . i
Trade Excursion Bearing'
One Hundred People I
Arrives Thursday ' )
With more than 100' business 1
One Hundred People I
Fall will be host lo one of the,
largest gathering of the year "
r.ext Thursday. The southern
men are coming to Klamath
...t. ji. .... ....
P'euun oi uie miai.in-i.rra,JlilllM tj h. amoun, imite(1
highway. 'by the 6 per cent limitation of
The word of their definite de- .
islon to reach here u received I
at th chamber of commerce iate,
Friday. A bauquet ha been ar-iln
Mrs. -ranged for the visitors to be heljUf exceeding the per cent liml
a( (he Pelican Cafe next Thnrs-Jtatlon wait-not directly presented
any evening wua me cnamuerjto the people, nor was It separ-,
of commerce member as host, .atelv stated frnm the auestion of
the sole topic of the evening will
ne tne completion oi me nign-,
, way.
Hi"
i Tumie.v'a Iiniiil rnlscil lu .victory by ililslou ore JmV J)cmi
llcntlil by .K. Sirvltf.
TEST
TAXES IN
THE COURT
Attorney General Doubts
Wisdom of Eugene's
Act
MUST
SPECIAL TAXES IN!uV"
CITIES HAVE TEST
XX llluilH-lln X alfi y lly Ix-vl.il
flu Mill fur Klcctrlc Lititi
ml Three Mill for Iterrra
tUm drrwrnh; V'onti of IU.IE.H
1 Viillon.
. 8AI.KM, Ore.. Sept. II. (AP)
- - Because they are &f doubtful
legality. Attorney General Van
Winkle advise that two special'
tax levies voted by the people of 1
gene last June be tested out
the court. Van Winkle o
lxes In a letter to the stale!
'tax commission, which has an In-
Keeny. Lane
levle authorized
mount not (o exceed one
mill to pay for electric lighting
In the city. The other Is, a levy
not to exceed three tenths of a
mill for public play and recrea-
. lion grounus. .
The attorney general points
Ml.lhlt while the ballot lilies
fr the measures stated that the
levies would be In addition to the
6 per rent tax limitation of (he
state constitution neither the
measure themselves nor the
the acts made thla pro-
otef ore', such prvisfon
(,, Pn,rUir
,.Jf a part of Mld
measure." say Van XViukle. "It
i would not have been effective to
'.accomplish the purpose of -
Ithorlztng the levies provided fori
No ,afh meMlr!s labe Esdj, lEl
the constitution." .
T assertion Is explained, al
ter the - citation o( a supreme
court opinion to the effect that
,he Ell.ene fa.e ... auestion
levied, and will be valid if the
total amount ot all levies does
j (Continued On Page Two)
tV
s. ar., u ,
UNDERWOOD
MILL BOUGHT
BY JOHNSONS
Announcement lia been made
of the" purchaae of the I'nder
ood mill la Ijike cinly by
eraon and Johnson llrothera of
Klamath Fall. Itepalrlng of the
mill I under way and plana are
to have the mill In ateady oper
ation throughout the winter
month.
The new operator have pnr
chaaed the Kehart timber (ract,
comprlalng abonl l.OUn.UUO feet
and hare aaked the government
to cpun up a Kertfon of govern
ment timber adjoining the Itehart
tract In order that they might
be aaatired a rftintto supply
I of timber of their operation. The
capacity oi neiween
1.'..000 and 2V.0UU dally.
MAY MM1f1.lK M.!Kt"lKn
XX'ASHIXGTOX. Sept. 21. (API
Secretary XX'ilbur is seriously
considering taking some disci
plinary action against Hear Ad
miral Thomas P. Magruder for his
recent article in the Saturday
Krening Post" In which he as
sailed the navy as being over
organized and failing to practice
economy, it was learned today
al the navy department.
RECORD
II S
I
TO VIEWii
LAKE SCENERY
Rosenbaum Takes Tour
ists On Fast Ride from
K. F. to Crater Lake
The Southern Pacific Cascade
Limited Is not the only rapid
means of conveyance tn this part
of the country as plainly shown
by General Agent A. S. Uoaen-
bniim when he met a lurtv nt
. . j.l
tourist who were pressed for
time, as they arrived in Klamath
Falls on the Cascade Limited
f rem
Portland at 7 it) o'clock
in the morning, and immediately
started with them for Crater lake.
They saw the beauties of that
remarkable spot and sped on io
Medtord. catching the Southern
Pacific train for Portland at
11:52 the same forenoon.
It happened thla way and was know. In plenty, but the llve
a little out of the ordinary for stock Industry which for years-
Mr. Kosenbaum Is. In fad. ot,HM Men rammer s ni
a speed demon, and only resorts
tn fast driving when the occasion
'demands it: A southern man
met some friends from the east
,ln Portland. He was anxious
for them to see nol only Crater
lake but the ltcgne Illver valley1.
as well, and they were equally I
anxious to see this
- - V. n (n,A Thura 11' .1 tt
I but one day the eastern people
could spare. Il had to be done,
j in a day and they roust be back
In Portland the evening oi that
I day so they could start east. C.et
iting in touch with Mr. Hosen
haum, the southern Oregon man
'received the following tnstrtse
itions: "Put your friend on the
'Cascade Limited leaving Port
, hind at 10:05 at night. 1 will
i meet (hem at Klainuth Fall at
17:50 In the morning, take tnem
' to Crater lake and from there
j around by Prospect to Medford
so they will catch the 11:52
train (he name morning, landing
Uheiu In Portland that evening
; before mldnglht."
!' The Instruction wero carried
out. The eastern people hud the
time ot Ihetr lives and left Port
Jland bewildered by tho niugnifl-
e . . . ... .... ., ...
cetice ol ine Trip, uiierinK praise
Ir the superliillve decree for the
country which they had hurried
ly seen.
Land Sells for
Advanced Price
One ucaln the fulth Klamath
county people have In their own
basin was proven when A. L.
Ihirunt became the owner ot 80
acres of land in the Mt. Lakl d is- Only a slight hnskiness remained
trict. Tho property I known as of a throat Irritation contracted
the Cnlkln ranch and for the In a radio broadcasting booth
past several year Durant has earlier in the week, and be a
leascd thn ground which he ha snred Inquirer that he "felt
farmed. . fine."
Hringlug 1130 an acre the sale' '
price of the land we 1 2.000. j XX'OMAV milKKITi KAIL
A portion of the land ha beer. Bane Katie forfeited a tiait
sold to Ira F. Orem. who plans cf 25.00 In pollen court thla
tn engage In active farming. morning when she failed to ap-
Complettnn of the deal whs pear to answer to a charge of
made through the office of .Mrs.
L. U. Hague.
HUGE LOSS
IN STOLEN
LIVESTOCK
vu,uuu worm i axen
from Range by Cattle
Thieves
' n tit . I er
STOCK MEN MUST
FIGHT OWN BATTLE
On of Klamath County's Itliwrst
Ats Huffr CunatMnt liepee.
tlallon Without Nnf detent lrn
leclkto of tli Ijsiv: l.lrrstock
tbism Organl for I'idtertlon
"XX'hile law enforcement offi
cers are a (hick a hop and
the pay rolls of the. county anil
state and federal government
show an ever Increasing list of
men paid by the pnnllc tj p. ci
te, t property, the livestock own
ers of Klamath county suffered
a loss of 140.000 In stolen cattle
nd other livestock during 192
Trom the range with practically
no effort made hy the author
ities to stop thieving."
The above was the utterance of
a livestock man in this coonty
yesterday and from his attitude
he is plainly exasperated orer
the heavy loss he ' and other
hare sustained from the thieves.
So great a burden ha the thieve'
toll become that Klamath county
livestock owners have formed an
association . and are personally
paying for police protection on
the rasses.
Moat people were laboring un
der the belief that the day of
ine came tniet nan passeu amna
with the covered wagon and the
professional cowboy. But ncn t
. . . , . .,. ,,
not a fact when one get Intn
the inside facts of (he rase and
learns from honest men who. are
running livestock Ihe true con
dition of affairs.
Speaking further thellveatock
man said, "1 don't know what
people are going to do. We have
an -officlai organisation la thin
county costing more than it ever
ha cost. XVe have officer, God
jget no auention to pcak of and
jtho thieve ride the range almost
openly defying the owners of
livestock. Hear in mind livestock
gets on ihe tsx rolls of Klamath:
Icountv. That Industry puys Its
'(axes and usually pay well for
.the protection and righta - to
country butjhkh Amerk.n instUultou
!is enimea nnaer our "f
-
do wo get an effort toward pro
tection that 1 of sufficient lie
to even scare the most timid of
the cattle rustlers." i i
The aniouut of livestock fun
from the range stolen by thieve
In this county,, in 19 3 '
riously estimated by different
stockmen from $40.t)0 to T5
00, but the mosl conservative;
do not so under lit, 000. - 1
Just -when the iivetrtock indus
try Is looking np and there la
prospect for larger herd on Ihw
ranges It i argued that pro
tection Is most vilally needed, v
Officer I u lloos Kald. ;
In a raid last night officers
netted a large number of alleged
'moon" peddlers, "moon" mak
er. "lioe hrew" maker an4
some who are charged with only
t nnvHeHflli.11.
The raid of consider
; e
able size, much greater than .u
average weekly or einl-monthly
raids atuged in thla part ot the
state. .
A I. SMITH 4'AX'T TALK ..
SEW YOKK, Sept. 25. 131 -Governor
Smith was too weak
day from the effoct nf'-a bron
chitis attack to fulfill a speak
ing engagement. Hut be wni
1 given permission to take a wal
; drunkenos.
lust evening
She was arrested
on Seventh tr"f(,