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KLAMATH FALLS, OIUX.ON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1027.
Number 188.
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MOONSHINE
PARTY HAS1
FATAL NO
Death Pact Between Man
and Woman Follow
7th Pint Whiskey
coNMiNr ESpoFS I
CONSUMING POISON
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roUit III Htltl ('oillMtlll) Wl'IV I
Horf-kln "rulu-v (itiliHi"
W twu ruilt.ii Wvrv t .iMim,
..
a. . ' uVI,,t,al TlmnknKhliiK rnrum of the .
. (AT) (iunffil.K II pol- hm'Mr of commm umlvr thu
. . llr.llnti .f It... r'1i.iMH( It L..ll.. i
Hon tiotimi with ii tiniHt '
.,, ' . , . ,
lllture llll)i)ill(.'HM lit the bi- J
VOIld " Ct'orL'L' OkIuiiiI und 1
',, . , . .
Mra. .11111 toil JunilHon, Vlivn
wallowed u Klas. of poinon I
HJirfiy lllt nlullt. Mr. John- J
..... .I.-...I li.l I 1
;
hospital toduy f IKhli lltC for j
life, told of the affair when
ho rfi'fivi.i-i'il i'iiiiHi'!iiiiHiiiaa '
Mil xn lil I boy were on I heir ,
.evuiilh pint uf moon.hliin when
Mm. JohtiMin, who had talked !
freijuently of fiidlnx her Hfe.
.Utne.tMl ill. il h
All rlcl.i' i.ei'. .,, n,.lM.l
aid he told her. Hhv produ. ed J Hprlim laike hlithway a r :ud ' hut w termed an Im- vln llati-a lies rerlously Injured en .erviee oiderj-d them ofl
a .moll linlile of the pniy and leaillim from the Sprlnx Ijike aee. , portant telephone call over ih'i In the Klamath General hospital sine' th-land wa cla..ed a. non
Ihev divided enuaily. drluklui: lo lion tbrouah th ll. nley rn. U ph n at the Itr.llnn (irmerv lie T today at tile nUiilt of an hlb ired '."PTl'uHnr"!.- They did not len.c
bookkeeper. .,., he ' llT Z""' " "' X
,i,j l i ,.i.
lornia and knew Mra. John.un ,
OUlv a fn work.. Irraaflll bidder offereil to do tlm
Un a table In Mm. John. on', i work for .IS renin n rod.
kltrhi li were found four wlil.ky
Hln.e...ln two of them po lee I f n A r f ATS IirC
.aid they found lb rem Un. t i V41IVU tilLJ
moon.liln and In th other two, Tfi RF Ktlt 1C MT
were ilrur. of Hit pol.on. ' V DCi OVyUOOI
Mra. John.on hud left a unlet '
ludlratlna her wl.h that her IS-1 Willi . the .tirvey r-nipleted
. . " ' ,
).mr-ol,l n and everyHjhm .he
p..na..a.e Nhould no lo the boy ',
Kmiiiiinniner. Mr.. i;n-e rurreil
of Uklma. Wa.h. '
.f " "i"'"". k"."'
of apray that cau.ed III., doitb.
ut a narlv here abom a week n
of n man and woman who were
believed , h.v- drunk It from alubly bo don I. week nnd , the .
mm in wnirn tbey lliouKht con
lained wine.
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PITTSBURGH TO
di iiv PTHMrnDn!
- I lie had been president of the
LOS ANtiKI.KH. Nov. 21. (,V l( huto Lumber rompany In Ore
I nlver.lty of I'ltlsburnh team to-Rnn and president of the Spokane
nay was selected lu oppose the Lumber company.
Stanford I'nlver.lty Cardinals lu .
uie nnniiat tournament or ro"o. i
enat-we.t fcolflnll name al I'a.a
ilena. Janttnry 1.
Aniiotincenfcnl of the .elect Ions
waa made by I.e. Henry, rhalr
man for the foolhall tniirnaincnt
cintinltlen of Ihe Tournament nf i
noses iiHsocliillon on hla return
frcm Palo Alio. Calif., where on
Hu til III ay Ihe erraiiRemeiits were
completed with Stanford.
prohably will he made late ti'ilny
nt n moelliiR of tournament orfl-
rials.
District Refinancing
Plan Will Be Prepared
SAI.KM, Oru., Nov. 21, (I'l - A AllhoiiKh the project owes Ihe
rlnn for reflnuitcliiR the solvent, state Iii!I.!miii for Interest Ktinr
hiit financially distressed tlrnnts ' iinteea paid by Ihe state, the
I'ass Irrigation project will be
prepared hy n conimlltee appoint-
id But ii ril ii y nl (irnnts Pass at a The committee will make a de
l onforence belwnen hotidholilers. j lulled study of tho condition of
iiipreseutnllves nnd members of; the district. eslluintliiK the am-,
the state reclnmiition coinmls-, mint of money needed to nld II
.Ion. j to recover the effect of a flood
Tint couiiiiltic Is composed of ' of Inst whiter, (l will study the
two California bondholders, (wo soil, Hie productive value and
Oregon bonillioldii's, two project ' estimate how much It should pay
representatives und Stale Kit-: In annual ussessmenta. The
gllioor Hhen Lupcr. II. C. Wort-1 si inly Is to be with refeienri) In
mun nnd I to be it S. Fuicell nie.n proposed reftindliig bond Issue,
the Oregon members. Dr. ('. ('. The conimltlue will Kiihmll. Its
Faulk uf Kiui'Ku and Will In in plan to tho project officials mid
(il'imes of Pnso Hollies will rep- Ihe recltini'itlon commission,
resent California. S. II. Norton Tho present oulHliindlng bouil
iind II. I). Willis nte the pfojec' led liiileliteduess of ihe district Is
liiemlieis. ' 1, 1 5,00U.
DISCONTINUE
STAGE SOUTH;
RAINS CAUSE
Ht-iaiiM. of cmiiiuiifd linifmont
In r during t tin pan I ton day.,
roads (rum A Hums In Ku.auvlllu
bio reported Impassable anil the'
stage IIiii mil i( Kluiii-ifh Falls!
J lu then point, hn. been dim-on-1
.linen, r or nines i hi roan in n i
heavy inlii' iiml the recent ruins I
have miiiiIi II ucut tu lmpoi..ilile '
fur car. in make I In' I rln
J u r I it k Hit" ruiiiliiK week Ira
Crew. t 4'el'e Taxi plan, m'
miik.' niMillii'r survey uf Hib road ,
mid it poMlhl lit., m-rvifn w,li;"",,r? ,n" pn!1''" "J1""'11-i
he renewed, however, this In con
sidered iloiililfiil at thin I lui" .
' At 'I lir Trliiln A lioolh iiti.pl !
arc ailvl.ed not to make the trip.
THANKSGIVING
FQRUM PLANNED
F0R WEDNESDAY
, ll'v' K , ,f' I-""'. imiliir f '
, w ?' l'rl7",'"M'1,,tl , hnr'11 1,1 '
.M- uit.ru. in ii- in- riit'iiHur n
Miilfonl. will In' till' .U..lki!r oil
; Wediii'.ilny noun at tin- third an-
,.l.'.rTn". ""' K'"11""'! r"nlb
"ll r"" no. iutl in.
H'-v. l awn-n.-e U known In
"'"" Klamath Kali, rltli-na. I.i'-1
I f h loi-al ihiinh
before lnln for tin- vnlli.y rlty.
,m"dM"r nv"'r X
Riand opera will render aereral
viicbi
Helet'tloiin.
Ml. a
Alma
i.aw renr will nerompany
Hirn at the plnno.
fftJATT I VT
' '' L$ 1
Mr
FOR TWO MILES
OF NEW FENCE
of iw,. mile, nf 1..1 .1.,.',. n,..1",""T "",0 ,,nln
... . .... .
noon to A linmlina The .ne.
,.,i ,,1..,.,. n.i .u.iri....i i....u ri
:'' ' "P .5"
: I. H " " 1 7''d "
" ' "" ai"i"K
' ''" vj iv Market llnad K
i lleurv euniv road enalneer
""''O. "l.",,y c",', l(lnt"
announced todnv
.-viveriisinn mr mil. win proo-
mi. ill n un-
contract lot early In Hecemher.
H. M. DeLAlTTRE
nierrc CilAirt A V.ti find the plnce had been ro'i-, "bck oeneain in oony ami ine
rAOOLj OU IS UAl h,.n jrlcht rear wheel lorn off in the
1 "It Is without a doubt the work fresh. The license number re-
MISNKAPDI.IS. Minn.. Nov. , f c,.Ver crooks, a trick that ha-i i vealed (ilorla HoiiKhton of 22r.n
21. (,Ti Hownrd M. Iielnllre. 72. 1 been used frr mnnv vears nndjltarrow street as owner of the
nloneer Mlnnnsotu lumberman. I
for 14 vears president nf the I
llovrl lielattre Lumber company
Idled last nlKht nt hla home here.
PETITION FOR
BANK REFUSED
SALK.M. Ore.. Nov. 21. (AIM
A. A. Schramm, atnte auperln-
tennunt of minus nas turnen,
down a petition of ,30 Sheridan.
: residents for authority to start
jn now bank there. The petition-
hanks has
, Well. Thu pullllonurs have the
prlvllepu of nppenlliiR .to the
iHtute bankliiR board.
state, It was iiKrecd, will not be
a preferred creditor
Barbaric Terrorism
Airnn
ivcvcaicu
By Probe
-
CIIICACO. Nov. 21. 1,1'i-A l.-r-
rorl.m e bnrbirlr an any In lln -
ululuRun of r r I in e-- terrorism.
thai commit, mayhem, di.ahl'lng
Its victims for lift' has been mi-1
loin 01 n nil' in i " hm mi hih .
t'iKli'rworltl Jiootllmnlrtin, itrom n '
Ifitn In lh (Tamped and rrowid Komau' nnu' k uo -on on of
fli'litH of honlU'KKliiK, r ft in run-. Iltr runlx hiddt-n hchinii a plr
nliiK it nd KuitihlltiK. nun turned, 1 lure on tho wall tif lliu union
liollci hfiVH found, lo ihn morn '
liicrativu .pliiTv or llilrrit or-Jhiirrlal a.iniant .latu a attornoy
KunlzliiR Inio union, of .mall who ha. hifon t-oinliK-tliiK tliu in
tiail..mi'n, Illin ium nVali-r. and ,' vctlXHilon wrru "markil for
otlu-ni.
The pollrf ar. ronflili'iit that i
jn,n p MrljiiiKlitiii, liti off U rr ,
of Ihn il-ntHl lbnHorl.-it im-
. .lunW' nnl..n alwi u ,. .I,,.i I.i'
thnnlri' union. hii 'un hlhit hy
a nollii iinin Krlil.v hIl-Ih ufn.rl
walking Into n imp. wont i
the ".HtMir rackrf wIkmi I
.
nioni'y not Hi'ari'i In thi- lliiunr .
trndi., MrLnuRhlln. I livv .aid, In-
rum a labor rai kw.-i-r only n -
. t m )-. alir l.'avlnn llm wrvli e
of Victor Hi -Krlr.il. HM.'d an omi
f n, Chliaao "Im-it haron.."
mil OUTWITSM SERIOUSLY
i
AN; GETS SHIRT li CRASH
'
I
mi.lililnr fr.ilti It... Uiirnhv
in lea than tnree nlnulea to f nd
the cash reKl.ter had b -in louit i'.
.omulliliiK over $11 In eah waa
takt-n
Jut at the noon hour wh. n
Juat at the noon hour. wl. ,
I.oy Itowe another eieik In ti e
.eed alore waa off to lunch. Lie
proprieti r nf the linllan (ir:. i -v
lecclv.d a phone call a.khiK Hi -t,
.... . ...... ..
ne call ine ciera on niuy ni 'lie
"" ! t"l-nhon. Me
advl.ed the man. w ho save hla
,.k,i... .
I "'" '- '" !" ' -
'''"'''1 lhl "' Phon0 l
Li nm,., h ,..,ui H.-n, nn.l
Iciilled Mr. Itussman. The ma:i
... , .... .
' '? " "
would aend his .on after aotli'
Thla ended the ron versa t Ion and
Husf inan returned to Iho at no:
in i.,.,i .us... aucrea.fiillr." Keith 1
i mi.rn.ri ..Lief f i.nll. e .nit d
this afternoon. I
Thut the mun who robbed the
store must have stood In front h"1'1 Pf" '"K the outcome of Th,,y ore wisc K11js In this burR.
of Ihe feed store nnd walled fur ,,ui;'", r""lln. !The same day some arrests were
nnssiunn to enter the Italian' K ' w hooked on a charRc ,nwAe fnr the sale of cheese stuf
Orocery beforu he entered to ro'i , " "l , . ,lr""k ,0"1' 'his ''' fed with mashed potatoes, a fel
..1.... A id ..mniiii fnr lie
iJ I,,,.-. l.,u ih.it ihe
cleik wus alone In the store had
he been at the back of Iho build-
ItiR.
No clue had beeu Rallied nt a
-..1 1,1. .r .n . to who
1 .... .1... I..I. n.n 1 hni'n
- - -
'
" 1 IZ, 1 r n r- M
GvL O AlULU;
NOT KIDNAPED
rOHTLANl). Nov. 21. i,Pl - A
"kldtiiipltiR mystery" which oc
cupied police Sunday was solved
today when Mniiorle ninnW'nshlti.
15. who left the While Shield
home lain Saturday, told the po
lice that Instead of being ab
ducted In n tnxlcah as hud been
lepcrted. she was Riven prolec
tlon from a man who had uccost-
cd her on the street. A younrj
couple to wnom sue appeaieu, y ut a - i o'elofk The date has '""'oil. master ol the palace win ie W11, n,ost Instantly killed Suu
lack Murphy nnd Miss Charlotte . h'(,on chatiRed on account of Wed n,'w "lt,,' '"'her reigned, day when his car plunged from a
Croft, put her in a laxlcab after n,,,,),,.. evening being Thanks-1 I high grade on the Old Oregon
.im ii.i.-i ,..,...,... ... o .......
un Inloxlcntiid mall who had mo
(,alll (Me girl
t tlUHvllt
MX It IK PIIKVOST (JKTS
DIVOIICK I'ltO.M IIAHLAN
4
LOS ANOKLKS. Mov. 21,
l.l'i Mnrle Provost, film
star, today was granted an
Inteiiociitory decree of dlv-
orce from the plcturo actor,
4
Kenneth Hnrliin. The ae-
Hon cnine nfter the case hud
been under advisement for
several days and nil nniend-
ed complnlnt had been filed.
Miss lievosl chaiReil iii'Rlect
oi'l desertion.
ui vjiiiwagu
of Police
:
MiLnuKhlin anil Henry Aillr..
! ,(..i,i.i i .,( Mi. mechanic.- union'
. . . ,, , , ... .i...
"'-'-L I'""'"
.aid. Hint Ihey
dark alley "to
" treiiiim in
"r"tt " 1" ""H" f7B.n n,;
iia r HHini, B"i iin t iiuimi v nw
any uutr."
tonlhm 1 WuUht (J. Wnlkcr,
in a y h r m" Ijy l lie rai khi-i-t.
Thilr fliiK'T. wcr to have hett ,
Imlti rwl mi Ih tt I Hy i-oiilJ no
1iiij.t da th-ir work, Wu.U.T
kiilil
al
lavlinni a. a tarrori.t wpnuoa
ha
ou
I'Volvi'd, the tiollre polnd'd
I mil friuti i I ii f I n B irliiilAY
.ina.hliiK and liombliiK. all thrw
of whli h have heen rmiiloyvd by
j o u t I a w oncaiiUi;r .iM.kinit In
fori .tulibom workmen and
trad.rMiiin lo join thtlr urganlza-
Illon. i
! 1 '
SUfferlnK from Internal Inlur-
"
" " "
ie. wnirn miani prove lain, mi
enaea in a wrw a cm ii.veri.iuo
i
(he I. Ink ,
and Main Ju.t over
I'-lver lirldne at one o'clock Ihla
morimiK j
Wlth'j. K. l.oper. drlv-r of
i(avv rl)im1' and (i w
KnlBlt- u, w Cnroute from
tlie rlty when the accident oc-'
curred. !
AttemptliiR lo make the turn
... ..... -.Li.L i .1...
oiu iviierniue unu u lenim iu itw .
Klamath K.lla-Anhland hlchway. .
l.oper failed to do ao'and the car !
er..h.ui t.,t is. i..i..i,n n.,ie I
'' ,he rlK,,t of the Mr- Pi"-'on
Dl" ,,Bl,- b"w front
.ml and the heavy post, crush-i
InK hla abdomen and twisting his
,.i..l. ..
"',, awt,,.
i ne car waa uudiy wrccaed.
tin1 fenders torn clear of the
body, the front w heel .mashed
wrecked machine, which was
driven by J.oper, local mechanic.
' , ' " in n's
nnvinn wiiuo uruna ana win
I'Uin line Ol f.J.UU.
While tho exact nature ' of.
nates' Injuries could not be df-'
" "ii"-. uiieiuiinn imjsiciaii
reported his condition aa serious
ut 1 Into hour this afternoon.
iavm it. a linen inirR. atlnriie.v
"" w 'M.. i'i 1.UWI 1. lieu lie,
comes up lor trial. It was stated; NKW Y01!K. Nov. 21. IAIM
nt police headquarters today. lIv'nVTc'r these Chinese! A detec-
'" II,B 0,l' J"" ),e txt'nK ' tlvo u'rrestcd a doien when he
his trial. i found them in a room with mon-
mIchanTSOF
IV A M4 A TU C A I I C "llu llu" w ere iukiiik up v"
i.L,AMAl ti t A.LL.3 lection to buy a book on cross
POSTPONE MEET '"0' li"'.'' 7 Wl,rc freed.
1 HIT II K VKT.
I'ostponement of the meet ins',, KAUAT, Morocco, Nov. 21. (A.
of Ihe directors of tho Merchants ' " Throw him out. tele
iissoclntlon which was scheduled Ph""' "ie new sultan, a boy
for Wednesday evetiing has been of,17 ,r"m, "d OHt, ,lu
nnnnn.... ....i i-u i . i. lwlico of Still M u lul ha ninda. pro-
. ... , . . . ' ,..., ..,
" ". , '". , ?iRJ.
RV11K ,,vo nll( many cf tho dir-,
ectors have made other arrange
ments.
ll" f iiday niRht the members
have dinner at 6:30 o'clock
, 1,p followed with e general
discussion ct plans for Ihe Chrlst-
'" "WnliiR which Is scheduled
"eunesuay evening. Decern
"er
!
7th.
CASK TO .11 KY
TACOMA. Wash.. Nov. 21. i"'i
-The sensational drays Harbor
liquor conspiracy case In which
former Sheriff Kliner (llbson and
HO other men at e defendants,
went to the jury shortly bef.re
1 o'clock this afternoon In federal
district court.
suras
- r i r rju
lAM DI
fl FFIPFPQ
Ill ! I I I II 1
III I till III!
ill J mm I I
War Veteran Hold Thev
y
Were frying to Move
from Area
ESTABLISHED
HAD
HOMES IN FOREST
Suiy.n,,, 1'i rl.Ni ;jv-n lo Muvr
from National Korf-st Kplre
ami ;ov4HiiiMiit Vulrkty IM
pnl hi s Ix pnly Mai thai ti,
Mitkr Arrf.t.
roltTI,Al. XJkr. ai. (Ai)
I inory Ihtvit nntl K. II. IU-M,
MuutirrH In tltp I'niMun nn
IliHUtl fore I u dny told h'tnU
mil JudK Mrar Unit ilit-v
li:wl trlHl to move from flictr
liohllnKM within the MO tiny itl
lowtMl thrm liy iIip court. Tlwlr
t or J wvrf colli nut i cl m I hy
.IhMUtiint I'nftfNl Stut Attor
ney MltlrfUld.
Thf judiee mmImim-I the
hrnrltiff until W(mIiicm1jiv wlun
ltncM-H will Im lirouulit from
ltobui- to ti"Htify for both
ftlllCH,
Iavl(i und ttt. both px-Ktrvice
nnQ, both d1abld and rccetvinic
HnHionn from the government
"7,"-d P",r.,or ,h,;.lr f!,m,li",
llwu .nil n.-.H.. utnull air nr.
In tn I mpqua lorest. ine lor
On September In Ihey were
niv,.n c, i ,iav. td move anil I'nit-
ed Slatea Deputy Mamhal Lores
Cochrane hrourhl ihem into towr
Saturday -to explain to the court
their continued presence on t!..:
land. Davla. .Inco hia first np-
pearance. has been married to n
-Mra. Jennie Love of Koscbnri!
He claim, that he had moved
Bn.l warn l.n.'lc f-,r Home fitrnilurt
- ---
he bad left when arrested Lv
Cochrane.
n.. h.,... r iiiilv still livt1
the land, told the JudRe thai
; hi. wife had refn.ed to move n.i-
HI .c had a home to m:v to
There are three children.
Depulv Cochrane contradicted
the Klorles. sayinR that it was
(Continued on pane "
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
THKY KXKW TOO Il"CH.
NKW YORK. Nov. 21. (At'
low tried to sell Jio 11111s
. t:, so
dowI1 ,0 n0klo. There were no
buyers. The test wrfs made wneo
.porter couldn't pet a bill
chansod in order to telephone.
I'l CVVII' Hl-:i.l.. Illilh I.
ev on Ihe table. One explained
! lo the Judpc in excellent KnRllsh
pelled by enthuslnstle slaves who
. disliked him. went Sldl lien Un
JACK ItoltKD W1TAII X. Y.
I NKW YOUK, Nov. 21. (AIM
Oh, for the Joys of rural Holly
wood! "Life In 11 big city cramps
my stvle," said Jack Dempsey in
radio address from the town'
where- lie is confined by his bat -
tie of h ilf a million with Jack
Keurns.
ll.WF. FAITH.
WASIUXliTOX. Nov. 21. (AIM
If you forgot lo present your
seeooil Itherltes for redemntion
on or before Inst Tue.sd.iy. havei
; faith In I'mie Sam. On October
1 3 1 ho had some Il4.0il0.000 laid
1 away to pay folks who loaned
him money and hnd not nsked.
for It when due., Some of these
obllgnllons tin It) buck lo 17',in.
HEAVY RAINS
RECORDED IN
ALL KLAMATH
An exceptionally heavy ralu
for Klania'li county ha. already
been recorded for the month of
November, with ten mora day.
yet to he reeorded. lleeord. were i
c harked Ibl. iii'.riiinu which!
.bowed a total of 1.25 Im he. of'
rnlnlall recorded for the first in
day.. I
The heaviest rain rei-orded for'
the month wan on Tuenday, ih;
elfhth whin S3 of un Inch fell.,
nit.... a.. v u.ui..i. .i... ... ...i..!
t.a.n v in. i uneil lO llllttj
total Ini-luded: Nov. 6. .15: Nov. j
Nor" 4No.4i?'nov'. 'is'. s?;' and
.Nov. , .3(1.
A .IlKht trace of snow was i
recorded In the weather report i
for the month last nlcht.
the I
first for the entire month.
I
BARNES GIVEN
SIXTY DAYS IN
JJIJ JY JUDGE'' f'ovel'nor - Adams at 8:13 this morning;. The
j chief executive decided to call out the troop after utate
I'oHTI.anii. Nov. 21. i.,jv--I police and I. V. V. .strikers enRajfed in a battle at the
William Karnes of Klamath Falls. I , , . . - , i, . v i
was sentenced to serve 60 day. li Columhme mine of the Rocky Mountain huel company
y Federal Judse liean today on in northern Colorado that resulted in the death of two
the chart.' cf being a helper in a' . .., , ,-
tliuor transaction a. L. Lam-1 strikers and the wounding of many more.
bert was sentenced to serve six i Goveror 'Adams did not declare martial law but sajd
months. L. I). Hire was fined I , ... , , i i . t
jr.ou. Jack Miller and J. I. Evan- j he probably would do so some time today. Adjutant
on were sentenced 10 serve is i General Paul P. Newlon was instructed to leave for
months at McNeil a Island. These I ... 11.11 j
K-ntencea constituted the eulmi-1 northern Colorado at once with several hundred Kiiarfls-
lation of the cases of the Klam-:
ith Falls men who were charped
with lifjuor violation on last New
Vear s eve In Klamath Falls.
brightTights
cause of auto
SMASH SUNDAY'
minded hy the liKbts of an
automobile driven hy J. F. Brick-!
son. Medford. on Ihe HaVden
m.nint.in j..tif,it ihe Aihiuiiii.
Klamath Falls hlKhway. I'. S. j ChamlK-rlin to putrid for aya nianded . to halt but suread
halentlne wns unable to retain I Hon what Hnrr Ford has given. ,lirout.n tne galM M1 enRane.l in
control of his car which was bad-j' th" amnmoblle world. j hanil IO hlllld ,.,)nnict with th
lv damaRed in e severe crash last ThrouRh a sysuni of mass pro- : gnards. The police used their
n'lKht. (duction similar to that employed ; Runs as clubs but were ovar-
In an a-cident report this in the Ford auto faciory. the '. helmd by the strikers who
morninx. Mr. Halentlne. a well 1 trans-Atlantic liter said h ex-' Hsed rocks, club and knives,
known Klamath attornev. held peels to be able to market a : Scherf rallied his state men un !
K rick, on responsible for tho ; "fool-proof ". plane at a price he-lthpy withdrew to a position fur-,
crash, statins that his lights tween 12nv and i;uo. The . ther In the property. As tho
were not properlv adjusted. tirst models would cost aliout , strikers .appioached aRain Scherf
Another accident caused byi25"" he said. Chamberlin ' I uarni-d them to atop and fired
stray horses was reported to the,sll'l have invested all of thej,wo hots over their heads. Tho
sheriff, office by C. V. Holmes. I prize money he received from his j gu-Uiers continued their advance.
"03 Fulton street Mr. Holmes' i "Ipht t tiermany in the Chain- j K, the, stale officer, leveled
car crashed Into the horses on ,brl1n Aeronautical Corporuttou. a ,neir Runs directly into the atrlk
The Dalles-California hiRhway. 500.t)ii concern, to build the : en and opened lire. After near-
plane of which he has dreamed. ' jy score bad dropped, tho
COACH FAINTS
47 TF AM WIN$,ot "l,m" 30 fe"' i'"""- injur"!
-rt'J i-Airi "Small planes have Wn my A number of state police nlan
I favorites." Chamberlin said, " jnd, were injured and Sum Lee. one
POIlTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 21. It has been my plan to develop',,, tll ,,f,.vrs, had a tiiiRer
(JP) Charley Krb. coach of theone thai will he absolutely fool severed hy u knife lij. the hauda
t'nlverslty of Idaho football team.;proof. within the means of the , )ne rf Hie strikers. Strlkera
tainted Saturday after his team . avernRe person, and requiriiiR as,v,,,i fr.im .v..i, t,. nine hud h..en
I defeated OreRon State ARricul-
ture ColleR at .Multniman stad -
linn here, the Telepram says to
day. Strain of the came, which
was not won until close to the
finish, was Intense and Krb col
lapsed as his men were RoinR
Into the dressing room at the
Multnomah club. He was quick
ly revived. His men pave him a
ronsiiiR greeting when he joiue.l
them at dinner.
CAFE OWNER IS
... ...... .
SLAIN SUNDAY
. .
MKDFOKD Ore Nov 'M
-The sheriff and police have
found no clues lo the murder or rirr"rTT.T".i77 insturnances also nrose out m
K. S. Nakano. restaurant owner.' SK(,I'H,W ,u ,,HH'!' southern Colorado hut there wur.
known locally as "Tommy the WASHIN'dTOX, Nov. 21. i API no casualties. tickets appeared
Jnp." slain Sundav morning as he State laws requiring race seg- in the Agulliar district In Las
waa opening his place of bust- repation of children in public Animas county und strikers and
ness. Several suspects have been schools were sustained as valid ' state officers and deputy sheriffs
questioned and released. '' "ie supreme court today in foniiht a hand tnihnnd fight.
Nakano is thought to have a fuse from .Mississippi brought Tweuty of the strikera were ar
Rrappled with a holdup man who by the Chinese father of a child.' i Continued on page .Ti
fired to free himself. Ihe bullet .
striking Nakano in the leg. and '
severing an artery, causing al-
most instant death.
Al'TO .AI't'lllF.VT FATAL
L. (ll(ANI)K. Ore.. Nov. 21.
(Al L. Kose. of Perry. Oregon.
Trail highway about four miles
west of Lu (irande.
report.
the police
T.4,t,rt,4l
l.ONK ItollllKIt HOLDS
! Cl" (iASOI.INK STATION
4 ,
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov.
21, iPi A lone robber, un-
masked and with only a
large, black revolver to in-
dlcate his Intention., an-
peared at a Vnlon oil stn-
Hon on Fast Ilroadway at
noon today, and forcing the
elation attendant. P. O. Mil-
ler to lie down, proceeded
to lake $1!) from the cash
register.
ANGRY IB II BYHAIL
OF BULLETS; NATIONAL
GUARD FORCED TO FIRE
Martial Law May be
rado; Mine Situation Reaches Crisis When
Incensed Strikers Charge Into Mine at Long
mont This Morning; 7 or 9 Reported Killed
DKXVEIt. Colo.. Nov. 21, (AP) The Colorado na
tional guard was onU'reft to the coal fielua of the ,state
mVn from Denver
.
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U UI I
FUWEB PLAME!
NEW YOUK. Nov. 21. 1 Al' 1
' A !"'"' "flivver" monoplane has
beeu deslRneil by t larence i.
The ship will nave a no.iy anout
I 20 feet Ioiir and a w ins spread
small a space as possible for
.takins on and lanutnR.
LEASE ON LAND
OF INDIANS IS
HELD TAXABLE
fir am pi im nr
u mi Lni
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. (AIM they hung a white flax over at
Incomes derived hy those hold- automobile and returned for sev
ing leases on Indian tfihal lands i erul more wounded. "
were declared taxable by the one troop of cavalry, two arm-
r...l..r..l ...-..rnn...nl miH..r thu .....l .. k .
.... i ....... ... .....
revenue act of 19K and those
acts down to and including that
ot ,9Sl '" " s,,r"''mc ",,lrt rul"
Inp today.
Accuse Jack
lampenng wun justice
COfUT ItOOM. Newark. N. J .
Nov. 21. i4i--ChaiRes of attempt
ed tamperinR with justice on the
P' " k I'empey und Tex
Ulikuvd hrinmlit an order today
to slop .luck Keains" $.1:1:1. t3'l. 'ID
court nctlnn agaitist Dempsey.
Moth sides agreed to end the
case by a voluntary non-suit af-
tor JmlRe Itnnyoii hnl told the
defense, who wanted the trial to
go on. that the only alternative
would he a mistrial
Just before Judge Runyon Is
sued his ultimatum the court was
thrown Into an uprour by lieorge
L. I Tex I lileknrd who no rese-it-
ed a remark of Kearns' counsel
thut Ihe promoter had boasted
having the case "In the haK"
Declared Soon in Colo-
The striker, were shot when
I they stormed through Ihe eaten
i of the Colombia mine of tb
I .. . .. ... C....1 1H
IlllCKT .HtlSUlAlU r 11.-1 K.lll.(,l. U
V e I d county about 3u miles
north ot Denver. r ' -
r AselilMe, Outride- flute
Nearly ifti) strikers Ratherett
outside the mtue about 5 a. m.
Thev w;ere met ut the cuteanf
I ihe mine hi' Louis X. Scherf. .
1 m.. il... aiaia. ln eufiiree.-
j mBt 0,p!lrtmffnI anil a',u,ed 0t
hu m .Thesmikera.were.com- .
linkers fled precipitously through
tile miW. .
k mi-l hut this could nut be vrl-
ficil. ; Tlm state policeMiirned a
hhtl it bullets into thei strikers.
jTluy. apparently were unaware
tMy. were beliiR fired at until
! their ranks heean lo thin and the
shrieks i.f- th.. wnnniled nierr.ed
' rh r then bt.
' a hasty retreat taking many of
i their wounded with them. Later
oreti inuss, one iieuininui itr-
compuny, and a medical deturh-
mvnl were ordered out for stiiko
duty by Colon,.! Cent I'. Newlon,
adjutant of the state auurd.
Dempsey
that he called the lawyer a "con
temptible liar" in open court. '
All the charges of 'influence"
were mnde by Arthur Saer, chief
counsel for Kearns, who seeks
damages on a contract mnde when
he whs the former boxing cham
pion, manager.
Super complained a hunt three
dny adjournment last week,
granted because Arthur Diiseoll,
Dempsey'. chief counsel hud .aid
lie was sick.
He charged Driven!) rlih fak
ing sliknes. so Dial Dempwv
might have time to slump the
slate, creating puMIc wnilment
for himself thut "tint sinister
shadow of fleorgo L. Itlckard,
Dempsev s spiritual advisor
might lie cast over the court.