Wept Ituttistg 3Hj?raKt
City Edition
The Old Home Paper
TIIK WKATIIF.H.
Oregon: Hcurriilly Iilr . to, , ,
nlKlit and Saturday, ut with to. . .
cal fog west iKirtlou and prob. .
ably rnniB in the extreme north
west portion. Moderate temper-"
tur. iluderut. south to wests
winds.
Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service
Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade"
Trico Five Ccnta
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON', Fill DAY, OCTODER 21, 1927.
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Numbi'i- 16
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ounosE
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Roy L. Gray. Noted for
hiam OTcno
iuiuiv a I rr i
I!ini4 u I LI u
... . ,. , ,, ilt ti ii k Instil" In pay liU liii"
Uein(- the Average ii :r. on he i. serving time tor
M. I ri.:.. Hi" !" 2 days In III" rlty Jull.
an, la Chicago , (lvn lv ,,,,., ,
If . 'leave tlii. illy. Art l.-r and Jack
TI OTHINC MAN THF'"" '""'"l "Vara" at
V.L.W I I limj IVIM1 IMC ,.y ,,,,11,.. aim Inn last tilnlil.
GUEST OF PAPERS '"1" " w,,r" ''k"u ui ln "
Southern pacific yurds. On Ihe
, iindcratandltig Unit they leave the
A .logo Merrlinnt u Found I" I
-.c nniiiiit,T ni Mii &o days In the city Jull was sus
Impminiif Snllniirtl K.rni i ihmI 1 pcji.lcd.
Its I.. -ore l.tcoa on Ircncrnl ,
Afliilri hoys Young, Met O. h.j IH Jit ITS AM) TA.M
',- SALEM. O.I. SI. (II Tho
CIIICACO.' Oi l. 21 A 1' I --JalnlB deficit nl Ihn close u( busl
Iloy I.. tlrny ti( Fort Madison, i ness In lh tre.-urrrs office n
i.en county Iowa "America's .OeMber 1 17 1 2.4 SS.ss,
.vorng" man" - has mine lo t'hl-! against HI T .!-. . 2 on October
uii fur a coiipln of ilaya lo I '-. " P-nnrUHl lodny. Th
rift the hlK liiwn llm onr out. d.'l.-ll will li wli-d out low
iiiih-i aiimn of ilio hn),, tnkt a'l'nr-rlly noal month wh"n about
w"P. maybo. al th mahi llf". I l.71'i.oo In alnto Ux- t will
and find out If rhlrtig,. hn-li I n-i' lvi d from Ihn i(.unll
a rnw "mi-rati- f-lltii-na ol n'T
ow n.
llray, who ou a one-man
ilothlna' Horo In Fort MmlUon
wa4 plrk.-d as "Anu-rlca'a aver
are mm" In an Ingenious sur
vey of Ihe country published In
Ihe American .Muanilne. Iowa
was found lo Approximate most
n-srly the "averiiae" slate an.1
Kurt Madison Ihe "-iverna"" city
The fulK- In Ford Mndwon them.
helvea pl. ke.1 tiray as b' Ins most
r.-pres. nlntlvn ol them nil nnd
therefore as belnx the "avrrait"
miin
,". ,...Kn i.er,,.. ; arm r.sam-
.. . .,si as a a- . . I
reporter for that newspaper
In Fort .Madison yesterday
1 f
......... ...n, n. ,,,,,.
l..p.oat to tin aisrune l.llow
,"n."m"" ... . !
- butinose vou enine. i ni
euro." suld tbe re.iler. "end
... , h M t1i.l IhllM N.II .11111
ihem a chance to a" what most
nf th"in n-ally look like from llm
other fellow's point of view.
Mayor Thompson i atulous lo
Auxin 1.' 1
f reel
lnur
you. TI... folks want to !
your voice - which
1 i.nl Inu.ul tin page 0)
SPECIAL TRAIN
All nlKinrrt f.r t'nrll.nid.
Arrangements for an ecur
slon to leave Klam.ith Fulls , on
Frl.lav morning. Orlnher s lor
r.Ttliind so I hill hiindreilH of 1
neonli. n.lubt avail themselves of !
Hie oiinortunllv 'it vIhHIpr Ihei.
I'.iclflc Iiiti.inntion:il l.lveitock ! -
ihow has been iinnnnnred by J.
J. Miller, dlstrli.t, 'freight nml pas
si tiger agent of tin; Soul hern .Pac
ific. The round-trip ticket limits ihe
excursionist lo. November 1 fjr
the return, Willi tin; privilege of
ret ii ml nr. of any train carrying
coaches before lliul dale. . A
Npcclnl. rate of 17. Ml for the
round-trip hns been made
The train will leave hern on
Friday morning nt 7:i a. in.,
nrrlvliig In Portland that evening .
nl 7 o'clock. The rule will ap
ply from Klnmn'h Fnlls nnd Bul
lions north as fur ni Kirk.
The coach special operating
from Portland t Han Front-Hen
on Sunday nnd Tuesduy nt III a.
(Conilnur.l on page 6)
SCHEDULED FO
PORTLAND TRIP
Rotarians Hear Mr. West
of Reserve
When II. I). ; West, repre
senting Hie Federal IJev-cv. bunk
of Pnrlliind, ftiJi.Ji.iW sl inlk to
Kntiirlniis ir.iLtVi in ' .tafinbeis
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ev r Ihungk o, iTrnlVm
ever tnungittv or nmrntt g.
He Inok tip Hie subject nr
hnnkliig. -irnelttg II from 'Ihe,'"'1 t rnt s cnsneti.
days of Aleiandor llnmlltnn who
fit-si ndvncnled hunks. Then he
loitclted upon Ihn period when
cent till IwinkliiK was eslabllshed,
poliilliiR mil lllfi wenli polnls
Which worn- corrected as e"ior
lonci. liitigltt men wlnil was
Ileeileil.
When Mr. West reviewed Ihe
rtn.il,. nt .IIIH .Inlln lhi.1 ll.i.
cause of rhe 'mini., was lack of!
hotllilllly nnd luck of central
banking of Kiifflcieul slo In care
fur Hie country Itn had earnest
listeners It every man nl the
dinner tnbl.i hud Rime through
Hie 1 1)07 panic, Tbe contention
Frank Bcutgrn
To Serve Time
Behind the Bars
rnulili. to nay a flnn of II on
for oMik. it fif lliiifir, Fravik j
llellllloll H Hi'U"l1 llUO.llegg.ir Willi
(! hI lb noil Jim day behind I
Ulio bnr nf 111" i lly jail. II.-m -1
Iron nicked up lal night nil
Huiiili Hltih with I linn pint ami
1 nno-hiilf gallon Jug In his i -iixtHiiliin.
Less than throe weeks
'can h was released from the
idty lull on 'a similar charge. 1
Hiilpli Tlioinn was ili ked up
'o Mu I n ami Sixth I lil muriilriK
t t.". charged with iwium
ill y llm (Inn of film each uml
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GANGSTER HAS
MiMECK STRETCH
MA It ION, ll!i,
Oct. 21. t-I'l i
IttirllO Millie
en. a .iionieiieario mu.. .in reri.r. m me ...i.e.-. u "e H J rt h,
mber of a band of 'Inilnal conspiracy trial tody.l" r",r,B h,
mnir n n u o u ";..- ..t . . ' Har.lhorcrr ir held to a
former member
r.v.....-i soul hern Illinois gangsters, head-1
'wenl''', by no,"rl"" Charles
f and I l,lr,r- nln with his life oh the
leragc gsllows here today for the mt.r-
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so.tinern Illinois gangsters, neau -
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t.r-..,'. e. 1 . h-,-T;'lS. 'Ji2. Hire. duv. after' .hel
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taken on the.
. prepared state. )
state's ntiorniy
. "ii'-o lasen on m-t
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. 1 1 .. 1 1 ..... . 1 1 u. I. . . ,
ki... ..1 h.nin. 1 ..... ,
hlni. of having been -the renllnf ilrjlunte and added that
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; having been respmiHibln lor plot-,
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Hug Ihn deaths nf ritnte lllull-
way r.itrnliuen lxry I.. 1'rice and
wile. The I'rl.-e crime Is now
charged against llliaer and his
rniiasters and confessed by Art
Newman, a former lllrger lieu
tenant. , I tMITHAI.I. TOHAY
I I'KNDI.KTON. Ore.. Oct. 21.
-The t'nlverslty of Oregon
i freshmen and the Washington
.Male College yearling foothill
elevens are
.. .. . .li.
lafterliiu.n In Ihn fli-n hi. ,in.hlbls Is to In. a johliln
.i.-e. i.ere inis.
ilor either team. Ilnlh .Rgrega-'"'
lions nrrlved this morning In
great shape for Ihe rnntest which
will ho the football classic of the
t-nB.itn I . - ......... r.
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IlKHDINI
Min.lltli.n n it -rs .'r'. h.lr.
tiulit
I. ii lie
in to Klamath is. ori...nwn fulth In tills city along
who Is wanted in Shasta county
for his recent rscnpe from a
chain rhiir nnd the then of a
truck' from the rosil limp. He
Is under iiiriid In Klamath Falls
on another charge.
MIXIMII DHAH.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2'. AP---..I.......
i t....i..i. - ...
fu.,lre In Mn.i.l.- rtrel... ...!
f lh(, i,-., Ln-n ...,.
In Ihe l nlted' Ktates, died
nl
.
his homo here todnv.
Colonel Mellsh ranked at Iho
top of high Masons vh.i l.nve
served their orders III notewovthy
offices both nt homo and hm-oivI.
Bank Speak
that .itch n'fnllure cannot again
occur tinder thn. present bnnk -
Ing By-tem-wns hj-rn. ut by IiIh
ai-iilimi.nl uml .u r.t..i.ttnn nt tn..
tremendous business transacted
Ihe Mewl "reaerve banks i.rt.i
'tin - rapidity wlih-which , .11 b.,1-
1 -,.,..,... ...k k..f,.
-
J- A. i.onioii wns cnnirmnn 01
III.. ...... ...'-.'in IK .'.-
dticliiK Mr. West. Andy Collier
spoke briefly 01. Hie Civic I0x
piinslnn week jmd tho neodful
noss of It,
opposition noti:i
WASHINGTON. Oct. -1. (,V)
Opposition fin rnl up today wlth-
I" lb" ranks nf Hie newly
or-
ignniied group of western reptib
llcnn seiininra In the propivil in
ellnilnnle Hie controverbil eiu:ill -
inllon fee provision of Ihe veined
MoNnry-Hiiimoh furm bill from a
fnilmt Itttto under consideration.
iGFIll M!l!!Frty Members
UL.U U J UIUI 1
M0HULId
WITH FALL'
n,-.,, f r T-'-.-'of
Linger OI Ull LrainagC
I Scouted By
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5rirntil ,
FALL'S DEFENSE PUT
r t TrfT n r vnrrf 1
TfA TPST RV FYPrDTC .
. -"'-ju
IWmer HT,.Ury JM.lUlr,l IIU
ltk Hurry HI... Ii.lr 0n
(.r.M.o.1 TI...I ;.iv.-ri.ii..t.f,",r" '
I llill'lltinuilll II Supply
Ib-lliK llrillllr.) li Otli.-n.
WASIIINiiTON. (VI.
Throiirh iteolouNii.,
1 (AIM
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lh ov-i
emnient's oil rouu-l endeavored
today In the )trlt nf Coin in-'
bla supretii" fourt to disprove
the contention of the defense
that the compelling motive of
Albert II. Kali In l.-anlni! Teapot
Dome lo llarrv K. Klnclalr rui
ithe iIuukit of ilrainaae by ad-
Jucetit oil wells.
I Oeorae Oils Smith, director of j
I Ihe geological survey, testified
I that In the latter part of Oc-
.toher. I 2 1 . sii months before
ithe leae was exei-itted by the
I former secretary of the Interior,
ihe sent a competent kcoIokUI to
Teapot lMme who reportml thnt
the slliieilon as In possible drain-
iago had tu-.-n unchanged since
the date nf the ctuctitlve order
establishing the Wyoming naval
Jtlr). ,,1Prr,p,n.nw between Fall
nn the lute Kenalor Itobert ' M.
l.nVolleiie of Wisconsin concern-
Ing the n ival reserve,.
III'II'IIMK IM.H tl IH'Ilir"
. r,irrondence between Fnll
Inline I- r.Mlue.Hl
v.if. io.,., ... .-ii
i. - - - - - i
'.. . . . . ' .. . . J . " V.
Jh "rsl liiformatloij thnt Teapot
Donlo hud passed from- govern-.
mnt . possession. Ha apoke of
.lib. I. n ihnnvh . u 1 1. , . ,,
lr .ir.tn,,.... . ,,.i mA.tA . h... -u
.... . . . ,, ,,
r .r.. m "kT"
but t-lmply to preserve oil above
(I otitluued on piiKe ill)
S
POINT OF CITY
Carrying the Kvenlng
JOBBING
ller-I.Kd
a I I'.i.ininii. nriiinii-iii iit.il
. . .
I cen.er
consiiieniiiie imparlance tno.
..nun tarniii.i company, a "i
tlniially known Institution, today
nrrniiKed with tho O. K. .Trans -
fer company for Jobbing, head-
Ittatrers In its warehouse. J'red
Murphy, has shnr.-d the llcraKI'si
belief In Hie Jobbing center
7.V . . '." ""'rived today from Ilend -red win
niui line.- tne nri cartonq
.... .1 m.i . ..... - . .
wlll arrlvt' cn'the SSril and from
iitai nay -on ..i, nolo interior . f ,(ll8 Mu(loc slroni.noa prcparinar thn land will .tart im-
vot.n ry will be- f.it r.li.hv.1 Its , ,,Ulim.a f)r Simdav, under mediately upon his return here
carbide stipply rrotu Manmth, ,,n b f (. c.lfrom the north. Mr. Ho'.a.ly ri8-
l-n Is-lhe place whore carUud n" p " A . tno rara. . ,ted j. Frnnl A(Ilim,, ,,rom.
Milpiuents are consigned and , , f the corner 1 inent rancher of tho Merrill dis-
where bulk Is broke to supply Qf Tho Klrst National bank. trlcL He comes from W.poto
tno retailor. 'promptly nt R:00 o'clock. Thcwe county ln Washington. Waputo
Ol.ll MAN CHAUtiKI)
MKDFOItl), Oct. 21. 11
'rh,.rl... T.ihhu K 1 a Irnn.lunl
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Is held hy city authorities fol-
, i ,, .,.ii k.... .
lowing Ihe finding here of Kve-
lyn t.ooclt. 1.1. nnd her brother
. h.i.l ha,
Jltnmle, A. Tuhbs Is charged
with picking up the children
near Cnnby, and driving them
I to this rlty In his automobile.
The district attorney- office Is
I lnvestletlnff the case nnd will
' present evidence In his possession
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ito tno i.ano county ntitnoriiics.
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If...,.n nee..rre,i V
ui.immi 111 ii t.n r. '"
POItTLANI). Ore.. Oct. II. (A.
' I-rol.Ko In Oregon nf ten)
1 " .
I ciutuniH-iloniT-i from Ihe United
soviet suite or llusHia was an
i.e.. ii.-r.- ..1.. ,. ........ . ..u
""V Creek Bunch, near Madrls.
Or-.. hlrh ...Ul the sheep, will'
' a bin il cura Mondnv nnd slxtv
, , ,., ,. ,,... 1. ...: n.h
cars about five days Inter. The
shipment will ho direct to New
York.
AfiAINST TIIK HODKO. ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Ool. 20. (A.
P.I An anti-rodeo campaign
was launched here todny by Hie
California nnll-rntlen association,
lip inilltig rodeos as "Cruel, de
grading nnd dangerous," Mle.
K.I M II Latham nf Berkeley, presi
ilent, ilecinred Hint brunch or-
giiniznilons would be formed
lll
!every city and town of Ihe stale
"to fitttlier the sentiment Against
rndiisnnd have Hie rrueltles nt
; lachoiIto Ihem legally abolished.
lally abolished.
rvi i ij .
viiiiMcuu jLiquui f rnn r
Ring Go dh TriallUH I"
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SKATTI.K. (XI
21. (A I'l .
Mro bcinn
Itniuliutory blow
i .truck . loday in fnd.iral court
h.T whom 40 alli-fi-d nifintM-rl!1H, n,Klt ilotloIul for di.minaai
the Oluialead lluuor rluic arn fr all of the othir dffendanta
cn ,ral utt quur couapiracy I ern Ukwine d-nl d ynatprday.
vhirnea. .Mlsa Mary White, former at"n-
lr. May Hubbard, firm wife j mcrapher for Jerry 1.. Klnrh. at-
:of Alfri'd M. Hubbard. Ihe gov- tornry and ro-defendant with Itov
lurnnieiit'a auer-al uth aud kry j
Iwlliieaa, waa aubiKii'uaed to lev
tlfy for the d"fiuo ait to Hob-!
i...r.i. ,-t1.r-it.. a itniiiA wan!
burd'a character. A battle waa
nthlputed to proceed her mla-
;",n 'V, ."-i'l'1' lot'e'o'
I '- , Hlbard the "tof w
'ciiliKtanl attendant ul the trlul
, fti-HllitltiH.
Hubbard earned the aobrinuet
'uol' Inventor" aonie yeura ao
- !... I... .w... n.-..r t hm Hlai-AVfY
w hen he announcer the diacorery
f . method or oblalnlna eiec- f
ni.-iiv from the aimosnhere. dem
onstratinx his "discovery" with
ja small lioat prop-lled by a.Dwv
tor whllh seemed to huve no
. visible source of power. He also
I was a radio cp-rt. runuinie
I bmadcastlnic station for Olm-
stead.
Federal Judge (ieorge M.
i a I C
rather And wKMl
Held On Serious
Charge In jail
To.lav behind the steel
r ih.. einntv i-.il. a fmher
; of assault with Intent to kill.
j Korra;:l filing oMh" rharcs were
'd nf!Brnoon hy District
-,. ,,iw.
of assault with Intent to
.Attorney Willi.,. Duncan, follow-
Inr a thorough Investigation.
The rharee I. the outcome of
" a brutal auat-K wrun a uniio upon
a nrmni anaca who a uu: ui-ju
K1 ,, . j soiter
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' Klamath Lumber "
.... (rul.- Eej . snlterl
. ivui l'u 3 " ' " - ... .
Jurcd Iw Iho Kinma.n t.enerai
hospital s a reiult of the alleged,
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!l mnlier plant Thursday morning,
tiihortly after two oVIwk. Koss
iwas attacked hy W. O. llardberg
ler. who Is alleged to have slashed
. blm about the body. One deep
lcu-.li acc-ss the back carries
wound of more than Is Inches,
. . - . . 1. .. ..
lie Was Ull-ll h.-t e. vty mi
ithe chest and arms and left in
this crlll.nl condition. An hour
j Inter he was picked up by the
Ikln.nii.h i:..ner:.l hosnital
hiphi viTi-.min nnn ruHneu m
' v.t ...i ...nA..
w Here nis c.u.. .....u .n up-.. ...
, iRhtly Improved toduy.
,,, ,ho fsnher and a:n were
i omplnyrd at the Klamath Lumber
nt -mpnny. The son was
frmplov, , naw-ver. Ttt
er,.ya'nc was held has been lull-
I ,
Vr. n.-v... .ihe mother of the
ar-'iirj - ...i hr.uhnr nr.
, "'l:
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..,,,., v . .. .,-,vo m-.-aiv
Anoiher tTln ovor the historic
I making the trip are asked to
Ituko enough food for one meal
- ,,i.iv ..f en-.iiinn nml w-nter.
t J. " ,
. L... ...i- c.i.i. a...
i sionniiie nt inn vnrious noinu.
111 ..'--. ........ ....
...,, wm ...u . nlcturesane
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; ,- ..... hannenlnes of Inter-
est.
......... sewer committee will meet at
, !7:30 o'clock. A number of
;l ll.T Ut OT petitions which are b.'ing clrcu-
. . " "... ' T'lated are still oilt and it Is nec-
LOS ANC.ELES. Oct. 21, ,ilat they be turned In
(a-i- The question of wheth
rr , ,.f wn0 tor j- yrart.
I . . .... V . .
I never spose 10 ii. -r iian.K.u.i
was guilty of cruelty Is tine
' on wh t r Ji .Superior. Judge
Fletcher Uowron want, time
4 , pna,.r before giving
deelslou.
jiuues 1-. ..u.rKaii .i "
I 4 the 1 7. years silence In lent.-
fvltig yesterday In his suit
w ...r .ii.ui.n ....... ....... r- -w
new Morgan. Tho couple;
were married In 1S95 and j
It wns In 110 Morgan anld ;
thai his wife suddenly cens-
ed to speak to him. Each
Saturday morning he would
place Ihe household money
nil tho dining room tnblo for
her.
"Didn't she ever com-
plain, ask for more money,
4 wnnt clothes or anything?"
Ihe Judge asked Incredulous-
ly. Morgnn assured him his
wife had not.
"Some men would say you
were blessed -exceedingly
fortunate .,snld Judge Bow
T"- "' 11 ,hkt ,nU nni'''r
iiilvfsemertL ' ., , , . ,,
4 t4. 4.4 4 4
of
i t
i
iuln today rffuwd to dlmlaa
"ur of the di'frndanla, wboM
""'"" ''" Ulrocted yerdkt
oiniai.ail In the firm Olmstead;
caw, waa the f lrt drfcoo wit
ru- today
ti a
The
Ml"Vt,TrW, 'wtlb !
win exierted
mi iMpiN.i.i.i.i'r ii.ul iii.7 .hi? unr
be , ,hf hand, of the jury to-J
nlKht. Iii ' . !
Cloalmc aricumenta of the pros
oration yeeterday were eniirened
Inte' yesterday by n aharp clash
between t'nited Ktutea Attorney
Thomaa . Herell
nd ltuaiiell
Jackson;
prohibition anent.
and a government witness.
Jackson asserted under lacla
Ivh probing by John F. Imre.
chief (if defense counsel, that
Itevelle' had threatened to wire
to Washington, I). C to obtain
bis discharge because Jackson
had given testimony considered
Hour-.damaglni; to the prosecution.
BEG BREAK IN
' -.-. lainnpss
I 1 1 1 1 K MKU
'II I I I I I I IV 111 I II I I
3ATITSCL0SEI
.
J ,-rv YORK. Oct. 21
fil0,I prlc(, brok wJ
' T. ... . 1..... .
I AF-
wide
le open
lu tb6 taH tew Mv of lrad.
.h- ,
Mr. Coolldge understands that
iiotwton oil
i Hoiif ton oil dropped . from
.7.-
! '
other
-.- r j -
to" 1.51. and dozens ' of
!;.: lacltiu'lns Oeaeral
, . i i t .. v. : .. v.
(will
vai.ey. (.enrral Railway blgnal,
ui-inai o..un.,
Umerlr-n Teleohone and Tele -
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.""P - and.Timk.n sold 3 to iu
point, below their earlier. h:Bn
levels. .. "' ' . -
So rreat was the accumulation
of selling order, that the fin.l
quotations w.s not printed on
ithe tape until 2J minutes after
I i V. .. m . 1. . . V. .. T ..... .
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Yakima Man Buys
Potato Land Here
Convinced ln his mind that
Klamath county has a promising
future and that the Klamath
j Netted f!em potato In the finest
'on the Pacific coast, W. K. Hoi-
-ndy of Takima. Washington; has i
! returned noxtlt ta dispose f hlslelr,
property interests ana return to
m.r,h-.e-l mi) .ere. ,.f land
i ...
south of tbe cite which 1 he ril-insl
.to pianr. to pot-itoe.. ortc oi
Is the Indian name tor potato.
I WIl.I. MKKT Tlllrt Cl'KVIVR
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i .nt k... . kv.n .iin
pennons in tne lniereste 01 me
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.of commerce, member, of
the
so thnt format presentation
n.lk. k. - .1 . .. k. .l.u AAn-
. "... . ..." w.j
cil a. soon as possible.
MORK TI1AV ISO YKAKS
. ol.lt'
Perhaps someone 111 Klam-
atn r ails wno is a roiiecu.r -c
; of .ntlnue. would be Inter-
' estcd in an old 30 shilling
- 1. 111 wnicn was 11.1.11.-.1 n.-.-..rt.-
Irg to the resolves of the
Assembly of Pennsylvania.
The hill Is dated nt Phllu-
: dolphin, April IB. 1776 A.
. D. nnd Is 2,x.l4. It Is
signed V three of Iho As-
4tsembly of Pennsylvania.
! Tho names of 11. Trybont
! and J. Douglas are eligible
! while the Ihlrd signature Is
4t Indistinct. On thn back two
leaves tn wooden engraving
with a fancy scroll work
nre noticeable. Owned by n
local man, the bill was
shown loJ. P. Dttko of the
Oregon Bank and Trust com-
; pony. The owner told Mr.
"" It , had been In the
fnnilly for many many years.
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RHIFF S
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S
BILL, IUU
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President Maf Have a
Farm Measure of Hi ;
Own to Offer
IS SJILL OPPOSED TO
M'NARY-H AUGEN BILL I
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AwM ,U,k o, rn
rl a lmuiltti oai Ann. uiturui
ult...iL.. lt.. Urn W.kni
r.mitivi. Htatemenf; Many .(
irlee to Ouewtlon.
WASHINGTON. Out. 21. jpc
President Coolldge U desirous for
the passage of some sort of legis
lation to assist tbe farmer In
the marketing of his crops. It
waa said today at .the White
House where It was Indicated
that Mr. Coolldge has not altered
his views In opposition .to the
enuiilization fee DroTlslun of the
Vetoed McNary-Haugen farm bill.
j The position of the president
on farm reL.ef It ";
vetoed last winter has been clear-
1ST TZ ITtS SSi
!
. Cntil a measure is passed by
' .u-, .TI i -
r..X
I .Inn .lne In kl. nnlnlnr. ihere
tn . k . ,.i i
i":.","1 HVVn'
. , . -
.dvsnee nf reoorls from IndlvU
iui.uimi Piuuiwh " "
dual, who .re studying It would
be Impracticable
!...., . ri.,. ,,!'
: h h, former i..u.,n. ...-rei.rv
ARM
1 '" - " -'-"."running lti metre In I
Naeel of the commerce depart
. v . t ,v. ...
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?. i"i"'K. l-addock. the fastest man'ten instructions as to whore thev
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h nhrn.,,pj goon Renort,"pr,,lu'r' h"fl me ,ho n'"ae ""
be sunmitteu soon. lienor-. , nlv .2-5. seconds less.
. eXDecteo oy tne president to
! ( expected by the president to
1 be exhaustive and able to throw..
. - .Illrht or. thn eont roversr which
.tti.k. .k. ., ..i...
"7 "I"??.'
( for ,9r,ra imtrT, r --, V , a ft
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Queer Quirks
From the Wires
I f I Jjs p f f ill f f to o I
SPHIXGriELD, Ma,,. Oct. 21.!
(AP) Kuby Bradley of Holyoke,
nn-teniler to the world's fly-
-.leh. ihron. 'knows when not
to flcht. Testifying la.hls uc-s' V.,,r foJta I .tanta" DfilU C'"B" rt,U'r nt ,hc
ces-fil divorce .uit. he told of jTcn crakes. 2 iDclphiun, will hold it, regular
encountering rival tor ni j Jcl" j wild ocajs. I teal S .' naP""- -? " Tuesday af
wife a aff.WtlonH. ."Did you fight i dove" aaT LnrwluBS.. 3 itornocn, October 15. In the M-
him?" asked the Judge.. -No. " a ... . Jbrary club rooms. The meeting
rep.ied Ruby,.''!.", was a.
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Drnuks are being cured by hyp -
i .. . . . .
notlsm. ono j-roiessor neeuie -
f " iui-.u ... n"i,
Uses thein in keeping-a ihand orCUSS action for rocoverlng pay
foot in the air- and gives them.ments for sblpmenta made by
auto auggesuvo ,, pnr.ses nm
"Never agnln, to repeat dairy
for a month. Then they shun
Vodka.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21. ( AP)
Aaron SJplro thinks mat awo-
i mobile, had nothing to do with
iu i........ .n..A. ,n thn
tbe
I .! In . radio ad
in ui j rw.ua i'".".- .
Jews. In a radio address the
lawyer remarked: "It anyone
say. It wn. the desire to sell
more aoton thnt caused Mr. Ford
to apologije, that person Is
wrong. He ban so much money
that he doesn't laro for any more.
He reallie. he had done wrong."
SlADISOX. Wis.. Oct. 21. (A.
P. f nine. Professor Wm. II.
Shgldnn of the Cnlvorslty - of
Wisconsin to tie defense of moil-
t ern. worueu. He lo'.rl the psyrhol- :
ogy
I haJ
ogjf chih: "Women to be sure.
lhas.leen given attffroge. but she,
(!. itlll in alnvery and needs to
1 ne .ireea.. rinort akirtn ana ri-
jarettes will help In emancipn-
Hoy.'
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MITCIIKI.L4i4MIItIirNTF.lt
! !
, W h n t is thought to bo
otic of tho largest ' deer
I brought In bv local hunters
this season Is that shot hy
0. K. Mitchell, local police
. officer. The mule tall
J weighs more than 9 0 0
pounds dressed and comes
from the country cast of
Klamath Falls.
In the pnrty with Mlt-
ehell w.-ro J. it. Ansel. Earl
Short. Frank Dlngman, Boh
, s o n 1 e and Boh IMvl.lson.
Mitchell was the only lucky
, hjinter In the party. He Is
rightfully named "0. K."
' 4 4
Spokane Boy Is , , ,
Murdered' Then
Thrown Off Train
I SPOKANE, Way.h.. ' Ool. 21. fA.
il'.) A Hpnkonu boy whoeo immo
; bad not been Uirnid. vaa tliol
i and killed by box rar bandits
'and hta body thrown from a
'(ireat Northern Iraiu nwir Hnr-
I rlneiitn. bhnrtlv nftMf mMmahf
!UiM nlKlit. crrdlo tn luforvia-l
Itton rtirelvd here trwl-iv Hrpv 1
!Van Slllck of Kiatrbrnnk. U:..
'wa ahot and wounded In Hi"!
: abdotuf a by the same robbor. and
kicked off the train, lie waa
taken to. Ilarriuxtun and tils
wonnd dresned. Ho la expected
Three'olhir boyi In the party
were robbed but- were not In
jured. The xlayer received only
about $5 for bin ctimu. offlciala
of ui wb. u
"of nee"1 aTodU and Kphrat.
e"
...
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tioninK.
...... . ,.a.ufi
to U'enatchie to seek work.
Mt. Shasta Fire .
Is Still Serious;
Many Men Help
HAN FIIAXCI.SCO. Oct. 21. (A.
P I T.. Iieush f I Irtivnla. n
jWt ehai(U wa4 report, ny the
'district office of the Lnlted
Statwi forest service to be still
iu"co"r"'r1 todr combat-
j' f ."rt'ed Wedneay on
McCIoud Hlver Railway right
miles of rronnrt ih. .. rf.,..
Z'iS 3 S-j5ft
I M J ,
.uu ijw u.ii-3 w .1.,
'The fire has burned ln all ten
I ,j -
' nriagr.,lon.
I .Divine lc-u
s- ..-i i..-, i
T.9KI0-.:J- Oct. .81. IAP)
. V- V. VI.. L-. . IV T -
T"m '.
l. b the' f "Il
Jgirl In the world. -
vsm-ni cum uiscinnum oy
j - " i ; "
' eevoitus. oui.uk uie siiviavioeju
i Pinins curnirii npia nere.
iSporte Carnival held here. Char -
. ... ., -A. .. ... . .,
V nna aereaieii an
' ,no wen ronner, ol ner own
1 men n
country and .11 the women run-
jer. in the world.
: '
iwmiUiVLi.tiiJii'Att.M
I.France. fAP) M. .vlphon-c Le-I
noble. .9-year-old hunter. hal
taken out his 62nd shooting 11-
cense. He lircd bis first shot In
.Ur
' throurh the years, has reached
dcs.' u sni
cuaUs, 3 ducks. 3 roebucks.
pheasauts, 3 pol cats,
rabbit-. 21 hares. 2.462 .ar-
1-ltCM. GltOWKRS STVtU
iurkvt UKgtk. ore. oci.
.,..,. rrui. ,hron-.-h a hrokera.e
I- u . ...
1 .rill meet Sundav ln the chum-
ner oi commerce rooms w ois-
; the brokers.
I.A MT.V I'KOt n DAKPV.
"It's a C.lrl."
With bla faco wreathed ln
smiles, Jame. Arthur In Dteu,
ctrcuUtlon tnauager of The
News hung up the telephone
ifter answering a long dls
ance call from Oakland. The
first sentence via the mes
sage delivered to him over the
wire.
The daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. La Diu at lu:30
this morning In Oakland and
weighed 9 pounds. .
Mr I.o Dicu Wit the horn,
of her parent Mr. nnd; Mrs.
L. W. 1'ottM In Oakland with
her son, James Arthur, Junior.
Klamath Steers Bring :::
Fine Price to Growers
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cattleman Is not only by the prices the buy, . ..rn
coming tuck, he Is back. Atjwllliug lo pay for good cattle.
least those who were ablo to i 1 ' ' .'
lhang on thtv-.ugh tho long years! C.UIH COLI.IDK, 1
l0 watchful whUIuk, tor fodnv ' Thn parcel post mall delivery
nill Dalton marketing a bunch car. driven by Harold Mci ollnm.
!,- at.rs which brought him 'collided with a roadster driven
9.4r. each. He also sold a i by man, whoso n.mo could not
i nd nf feeder steers at above ' be learned hut was reported
S5 for each steer. , he from Medfonl, -this morning.
) .Mr. Dnlton Is one of the few Just as Ihe true was leaving Ihn
4 la.ge cattle owners who never side entrance nf Iho postofflre,
lost faith In the ultimate nd-, Slight damage was done to Hi.
hnsttnent of tho caltle ninrket. other i.r. A re.rt of tbe .nt-
4,That he has beeri correct n W. dent was ni,..l he MrC.lluin la
4! line of reasoning la shown bjw
1 UA
I .III I I II U I II I
u u Lunnuu
I. W. W. Uprising PWnt
Officials Out By
Score ""
oc-ijvuners ARE TURNED
BACK BY STRIKERS
.No Demonstration Made Ity I. U.
n . miiu .-.q lniionm-eme-ns rot
luwenl Arreele to Indicate
Their Ohiix- In MterT 'olo-t-ailo
M1im Doffnmnt,
"WALSENIH'Ittl, Colo;, Oct. 2J.
(Al'l Wholesale nrresta of
pickets sent out by tbe UVW
opened the fourth day of the
strike In Colorado coal fields.
Between SO and HO plcacts. In-
i ciuaiux .v women were arreaiea
early this morning and are cn-
I .Tn.... I . t. . . . 1 1 t ...
there under guard.
; lief ore they were placed under
j ,h" r.iek..i ..,.,i.h i
!,uspendini-. operatlona at the
"'."nd "on comply "Tt'T
ia?Z .T. I
. .1 ,
i SJw- IUQ
'rests' '
I ti,'. ., ,,,......,
of county commlssiouers of Huer-
, ,
win iu on..... IWIJ
.land muhnrdlnir hint ln emnln
iiiu suvuurumK- in ia id euipmy
many apecla. deputy sheriff.
. . . .... . .. . ...
" Prevent pica-
Tm-,' JT.
i in eeseion allnlsUt discussing
,tne situation.
-icaei were senr oniy ro me
( amron ana lilual mines By tne
ilWW. The pickets received writ-
t go when they lefi thn
hM,inUr-.r, .hi. ...in.
--.
tineik which suspended oper
vhich
ations ye
yesterday remained
(Continued oa iinga Si ? .
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ilCITY LIBRARY
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rr"mlnur S"'vey..:j-
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Old Comedy .. .Mrs: A. M. Collier
Analysis of "Tho Birds r. 4
Mrs. W. 11. R.-iherfsoii
Middlo and New Comcdv ....
Mrs. T. D. fss.
Men.nder'a Plays .
Mrs. E. H. HulsiKr
Two Acts of "The Brothers ;
Members cf Mra. C. I. Bob.
beris Group
Ititermlvion . , .
Piano Solos - ,
a) Komnnce . Hibell.s
(b) An dor Wlege tirleg
Helon fJsfer : ; '
Book Review, "The Immorta'
Marrlago" (Certrudn Athert
tonl Mrs. J. it. Shaw
Current Eventa ,
Mrs. t- (;. Lambert
Ccnitesy hostess for Ihe after
noon will be Mrs. K. II.. Pike,
The Delphian eyenln(iuss tnnUer
i IBM luli)l-"hip 'ol Alti. BAl'lel
".Solomon will meet Thursday
evening, Oct. 27, at 7:30. at
the hitne of Mrs. Oliver Kpl
ker. 507 Washington , street.
the .herlf ft office.