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KLAMATH FALLS, OKKfJO.V, FlilDAY, NOVKMUEK 25, 1!)27
Price Five Cents
Number 0192
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PRISONERS PUB LIC
SURRENDER
FOLLOWING
LONG SIEGE
Foliom Priion Brcr,k It
Frustrated by Good
Luck Yesterday
TROUBLE STARTS AS
SIGNAL IS FLASHED
One (.iiiii il hlllisl nml Tim-r
Wounded m KImI I Hillirt'iik i
Hi l.imnU Mrll In II llni-x-A
lltmlnu)! UnrtlH i ln-k.
nl liy I'rlMin KnlH'r.
F(J.S()M l'RISOW C'stl..
Nov. 25, (AP) Thf revolt
of 'two thoiiM.'iml ((invuts
which reunited in thi; ilcath
of two iruiiril.s (mil novcn
prisoners unl tho woumliiiK
of 17 other ii'in(iiicrs cunie
to nn end at 7::i() o'clock
this mornintf when the riot
ers Klli retiilered their rifles !
mid r I e a 8 c it : thu four
guiirds who had heen im
prisoned with them.
U'unltii I 'mi rl S in 1 1 h hiIvIhiiI
Covrrhnr . r Ymtnit I IimI I
irlaiiii'r IimI nrri.iii-il iirin nml
ihn In nut fculiiK In iniiT ilie
i. Iiiiiiki. ihn r4iiiiir4 IuivIiir
aurvi'il In Hiilimlt In nurrli.
I'lii'imilliUiiiul iirriiili'r in.trli-,
(CoTitlntii.cl on pnu 31
l
STEADY, ACTIVE
IIOSTOW Nov. rfi. 1,11 -Thr
('otnmrrlal - Bulletin tomorrow
wilt any: 'Tho wool murkrt hni
ItM n fairly n-Uv In plto of thi
holiday with prlrrH vry firm.
Morovfr, thorc I n healthy de
mand for wool and further xalo
nil t-nHtiK. Intereil In keenpNl
In the fine and half hlood ilotne?-
tit Woolrt lltlt KitllO III fill u m WomIh
aro In dt-maitd 'it fully the hltih
11 prlreti pnvloiiNly puhl.
"Mantifai turern. , whether he
raiiHP of reei'iit Koodnrdera or
hc-raiiNo I hey are ant h'lpallnK
liiiHluehH nr ihiwliiK Kenulm In
terest In tho raw material, at
IhoiiKh the niaifii't- Im (llsttml
anuliiht them.
"London ha tin hit allied I he
4 price, net at the opetiliiK on Tuen
. day and Ihn torelnu prttuary
marken nra all very firm.
"Mohair Im Meady on limited
demand."
The rniiiMHMvlnl lUilU'l In will
piihllhh the followliiK wool quo
tation tomorrow:
Hrnnred twain : Oremm Fine
and F. M. alaple Sl.ltMi $1.1
flno and F. M. i lothlna ittffi'i'i;
valley inimher f l.Utt Ui $ I tin.
Mnlinlrw - Orlulii il Iiiik avetiiKe
12 moil t Iih Orexon f:lffi AR.
1
market
Army, Navy to Meet in
Annual Tilt Saturday
NKW YOIIK. Nov. 25. (Pi--,
Hosts of the Artny and Navy
m, ililllr.nl t:day In picparnlloa
for I lie annual gi'ldlriin bnllle
nl Ihn Polo (liniinds tomorrow
which will bo wlini'sned .by n
throng upwnril if 7 r. . n l . The
flKhlllig forces from West Polnl
hnvn gnno lliriiugh H semon nmr
red only hy n defeat from Yale
mid theref.ire are favored lo van
quish their nnvnl foes who have
suffered sharp reversals irom
Noire Damn and Michigan. Noire
li.iini' was nn Army victim.
' Despite the remarkable ability
displayed by the Army players
this season In the liilercepllnii
(;( passes, I be middles have been
perfeellug their aerial (echiiliiie
evldetilly believing Hull n releut
Icni air altuck may prova tho
WINDOWS ARE
PREPARED FOR
B I G OPENING
Willi I In- unveiling of the whi
tlow throughout tin l.tiln'oi
iIlHtrli I mi IhTi'titltrr k v in ii,
wlili-h Im tin tlel.ut of !) Kraml
'hrtltu otaliIitr. pfitplf nf
K'iini.i'h rodiity will 'uive I ho
opportunity itf m et tin Home of the
iiiumi Hpi'tturiiltir mid liviiut tful
ilMplin cv.r vit wfii m mtiithcrii
Not n huTi tin ill nf the ImhI-
im'hh frt-t plutin to loivo ooe I
thing nmlone, In m.ikhiK thin
flrnt uniniul ttfCiilr one to long be
nnifmh.-MMl In Klnintith. Mirny
huv. jtlr'ufly i-oiupleteit plan fr
I ln'lr"(li"iluVK. whuh ll l- mi-
vilnl Vlii'Htluy ivctitnit w I'll
' t Iim Mtinl. lt:il Inn. I rnrittt.ti In ir
I intilf m t M'h Inirrnfrllun from
1 .Mil In find Ktcvi-iitli to Heconil
nt rfi't.
iN'iMinil Ion IJiilNirul.
Ktrrt'l iteriiriilloim will be e'tib
orute nml a niiiuher of novelty
fiit urt'ft tiro Ih-Iiik phinne,! liy
Wilbur Kenuott uml Mill llnintlon
kIki huvo hiM-n plu fii III i-harto
nl I he ieror.il Inn : I ho mm mil -tH
h tontpOHfit nf ft numlier nf
I tit" liiiliinM nirn of the rlty. Ite-
nml urti-n HkuIm will Im wtnnVcI
iMi-k nii'l forth , mm km Mutn
1 reet. colored roping will iro
raie the wnlkn. hriwimiiM tie 1 1 h
h ill Im jiUi cit pt liitirif-tlinH.
It U the lilRlfl tlltliK tho
niiTihant nf K'nmuth Kail hove
-t ii. iii.umI in u( v. r nnd I
mih-cciin K. W. Vnnnlc nf lh
tiolden Hull. nni of the leadinx
tuerrhaiil of thi city, commented
today. .
Kmm-IiiI Killtlnn.
Inn and wHennto resident from ,M ",a," w,,,uu
all hectinn of Klamath conntv. n'i f'
tin Kvenlnc Herald will put out Work lit proRresHinR rapidly on
a apiHhil edition on Tuenday eve- th nmt ruction of Crrat North
nliiK. hecrmlivr alxth. the nltcht rn frelKht leruilnil on the
heforii t he rvenl lakin place. ! White line ranch . on the went
Another merchant In peiklnc lalde. of Klamath river,
of the atlalr thi moniluft linked An noon a the plan nr" nn
thai a Jtpectul Invitation HiroiiRh ; proved hy tho (Jreat Northern
Ihn prma he m nl In people nf the,xnir(l of dl ret torn, work will he-
surrounding rotuniunltli'S.
AUTO PLUNGES
INTO WATER,- 1
OF 3 DROWNED
roHTLANH, Ore . Nov. 2T, (4)
- Wlnntfred Cnthhiirt, 17, blKh
Kchnot ntiidenl, was drowned Inst
nlpht when a roiulter driven hy
Kohert MrNaiiKht went off a pier
nt Terminal Number 3. Mr
NatiRht and Charlotte Jamleou
were rest tied hy iIim k hand of
the Hlenmer West O'ltown.
M cNa n k h t had tl rl veti I o t he
pier to meet friend on hnird the
Htenmer and In turnhiR the car
pltitiKed off the pier Into
water.
I II WKSI.IX IIAIIV S
lloit.V; W IOKillS 7 I'OI NDS !
)
The fiiKl. n ml so far lis
could ho leiirni'il the only 4
TliiinkBlvliii Diiv !i h Ii v 1
4 horn In Klanialh county was 1
9 a lionni-liiK hny, delivered lo
Mr. nml Mrs. Mi I.hiicIiIIii of
Klnmaih Kails. The child
was horn lale yeslerdny af-
ternoon at the K In inn I h
Valley hospital and welKhcil
seven poundH.
niidolhg of the land forces from
West Point.
The Army's main reliance will
he In this great bnckfleld with
, , ,,
l ie bnn, of Iho work fill ing on
(he shoulders of ( nplnln W Hs' ii.
Ited (ugly. Nave and Murrell.
Morn and llarbold probably will
do most of the wing labor.
. I.lnvd, the bwkfleld slur of the
Nacy and llamlllon. nnoiber great
passer, are expected to shine for
the sen-going outfit.
. ...
rATTI.K ITHl'IIASMIl
SAI.IO.M, Nov. 25. (!') - V. (I.
Schalliiiier of Honolulu has
bought r, II head of western On' -
gun nit lie, mainly Jerseys, which
will ho shipped In I hi) Hawaiian
Islands December 1.
UTILITY-
TDAIMO TO
lAH iii
February 1 Is Date Set
for Beginning of New
Service
CHAIN
OF STEEL IS
NEARLY
COMPLETED
Work lror-lMK ttiipldlv On
RUN.OVER
LINE SOON!
4'i,ntrn tlm iif l- ivlulit T-r. I pimtid f rur.dy. ir.hl hundrort : Falls womn arc now huMly f-n-ttilmiU
on Whllt'l.m lroNt-i; iihuiihN of hut- and m-vitiI Imixvh' raKeil in ntakine thi lfHtti iht't.He
W.ilk Will llicln Oil
urr Klilllon S4Mll.
lie h'i.
IMIItTI.WIl, Ore., iiv. '2': i .
I". ) 'Iniht i rlvr nut llielireui
t hem f'iilon from Itend
(o ktiimntli I alU will le fli-ll
hImmiI K'ltiUJir I, l'rt'idtil
Itolph Itndil iimioiinrt'd lien l
tln. 4 oiixlrurtioti nf (he 4l ml leu
itf new l rack klurrn llind nml
tin Houiliern ur!flr iimniNllon
nl h mull, iUf.t U tteiii ly -nm-plele.
f rom Hint point HirKoinU
ern 1'aclfir lruck In ud.
llaiuer II rot her Construction
company i rwa have hecn at
work Htadlly on the BncMhp
mult fxtctiion Ntnce mimmr and
Elhf lat link In Ihn rhafn of
rill on the econstruetli.il o! a 4!
N. patsmser Ktaflon on south
Sixth street to rnl In the lieiKh
horhooit of luo.itoo.
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
WKDDiMi liMTs ;ii:x
NKW YOIIK. Nov. 25. (
firliiusity was aroused today hy
Die liiment of a stale room full
of weddliiR gifts for Arluro I'cr
altn liiinios and his lirlile. the
former Milllient Kngern. The
uiiili.rstiiiidinc has hern that the
""'couple will return aftor a visit
, i Ills parents In Argent lua. es
pecially since he hiu a pirtm-r-shlp
In n Wall Street hrokeiaite
firm. A statu room on the S. S.
Simla l.ulsn was pimhusrrt" for
inn gifts which will join the
honeymooners at AiilnfjiKiiHtu anil
go thence to Valparaiso and
lluenos Aires. Perhaps the gifts
after helng shown the groom's
fa mily
will come hack to New
York.
IT.INCK HAS ItllJHT 1DKA
I.ONIMIN, Nov. 25, (,Pi The
Prluce of Wales has an opinion
of old Scrooge, vin: "Anybody
who says children can do with
out hnllilays - Why, lie Is Just
one of those persons one dues not
argue with."
CONDITION OF
CALVIN BATES
STILL SERIOUS
V'lgblltig ngnlnst death through
out the greater part nf HinnKs-
giving day. t.'alvln Hales who lies
' rlU.i.lly 111 at I lie Klainalb len-
I ernl hospllal as the result of nn
,, n,.,.,,,,.,,, .Monday
morning In which he was ser-
msv Mnrmi W11, r,.prloli as
HiK,iv Improved lodav.
,.n,iinn Is sllll crlllcnl.
' imvpv,.r , hoping lie will
pil through." tho ntlendlng
piivslclin slated lodav.
n,lto suffered a dislocated
.right hip and n badly' perforated
lulesllne when he was pinned
I between .tho steering wheel of
(1 heavy sedan and a telephone
'pule on the corner of Main and
' Itlversiiln early Monday morning,
J. Loper was driving the car il
tlto lluio of tho accident.
Cons and Firemen to
1
oe tjeniai
Christmas
S'lntii ( I.iiih with hU lifiiinine'
riKldv mnll will urHlilf over
CltiNtiimH tr'i in front of lh4
my nun. iirmnm pvp. Manum
FallH hoys ntj'l Kirlrt hav hr-en
iHhiii'd a tr-ifrii I Invitation by ih
fit lt;iartiiiiit Miirl p4ith (I-,
1-jruin-nf to I'liJ-.v tlp ht-nnrnco
of li! Salt;! Xiik.
Knr w-"k fiifiitin and plie -
in n liuv ln-fii layinic plann for
thf filling f l&uu HtrnkinxK
wMrh K'tM Iih hull ic on a huttf
iirhu-d iron. Kliht hundrtr
nf orani and npidi-n will be ' i toth HtockinK of hripht colurs.
i ranimi'd Into t tie InindrcdN nf iluf I han 1 iiom have already
hiot klii. ', U-en completed. Mr. Tat Wln-
"Anvone fiton the ajrr of nnpfr'y. Mm. Clay Itowtinl and Mm.
ymr to lot f.ir will he ulv-n.i. ;. t;ithnan with the aid of
a HtockluK htuf fed wit h ncpt, I many ot hers are In charvf of
providing he Kiill feeU lie lit njmnkint; the Mot ki new. j
kid.' I'hL Winfrey of iht p:dic-l "We hop to make this an'
department remarked thin morn-' annual even! l;i Klamath Fall!
iujc when uked what the ai!.and are nttf-mptini: to lirine plad
llnnt wouhl he i. n tliot- eliKihli' to the lieartu nf the Utile
lo receive a Mtocklnc
More than rioo w ill he srxTt
by the two drpurtmciit lu atmm nte l thif. rtiornlo.
BREAKSGLASS; iHDLDPAIR ON
IS FINED SSOiflBEHY COUNT
Pleading guilty to a chatge of ; K n I e r I u g n shack just off ' 7rt, action ,,pon the re
breaking glass on the street. K. rtromi ,r..i in .e . ma,, n x citi.iai action upon the re
II. Smith paid a flno of $5H In I"'1 "'7' ' ma,"; ?' I J1"'"1 "f l1""'" rcd.e1.r,,-k A'
police court this morning. Smith nrl- I,,KRrr- claimed he' was , C.ile, liritlsh aviator, that an
i alleged lo have thrown a hot- thrown to the floor and rniibed official inquiry be opened to de-
' Hud M iller7arre!l!"d for helng ! W"" ' ""7, ! t 8 Krancisco-H a w a 1 1 a n
ilrnnk will Kt.e.,,1 tho next lee plare ,,p "I"'""! " roohery fliglt.
ilavs In jnil because he was nn-;10 Keith Ambrose, chief of police,
able to pay a fino of Ji this i The arrest of Joe "Indian"
morning. j Smith and Peter Prady foliow
William Ijishua will appear ed. Tho 1 wo are held in the city
for trial this afternoon at four jail on an open charge pending
o'clock after pleading not guilty 'an investigation,
to the charge of being drunk.
DKATMS (INI lltMI I)
WASHINUTO.W Nov. 25. (J)
tifficial confirmation of the
death of two marine corpa fliers.
Lieutenant Karl A. Thomas and
Sergeant Frank K. Dnwdell in
INiiaraguu was received today by
, the navy department.
Pacific's
(nptnln Frederick A. (illcs. Ill-it
San M'anrlsro for Honolulu, en
he will try again
' IC Vr " I
VALUATION
IIIUU
nosts At
1
Eve Fete
atti-titpt to m a k o tlio kiliUH
'"'PPX. Tin; Krrat-r part n thb
the iili nf hoiilt'H and kfes 1
whl h .harp hM-n hrnuxht Into
thf pilli uVpartnu-nt throuijh
midt.
Thf si r ? e t from Walnut to
Klainulti In front nf the city hall
will Itf l)lok-d off for the cvrat.
,The fir trnk will be parked
on Klamath a-rn thp ropoi In
. tuc tho dparinn'M miuht lx
ralli-d nut.
Th hand of manv Klamath
toln of thi mmmtinit y . one
uieinher of the fire department i
OKKfiON DKItATKKS l.tlSK
MANILLA. N.-.V. 25. ( ne
balers of tho I'nlversitv of thi
Philippines defeated their oppon-
ems oi tne i niversity of Oregon
last
night by a popular verdict
on the subject of independence
tor tne I'nillepines which the
Oregon team opposed.
Challenger
isli flyer, failed two take-offs fromleler maximum mid minimum
rente to Australia. Hut ho nays
I
i
UU L lll
ii Ml
mm II 1 l
nnimo
OF!
: Chaos and Anarchy Reign
; In Streets of European
City Today
DcuniiiTinM
1 VIM 1
mm mm m m m i
Kumatb rail buines man.
HUNDRED KILLED IN , " IT.nVVmS
FIGHTS ON STREETS ,sl"n to Salein '. '
.'out his long sentenre In several
Mays.
Ili-nri lininrim ;nining ;ruml In The rharce aealnut Walsh In
Srulh.rn liumiii. AtmrlinE m .Tolvert the theft of wheat from a
HI-ml h from orr.iMiiili iit ; i prominent Klamath farmer.
i iiiiir or i anni.n ni-nrti Along
linii'-li-r l!lvT Tmlny.
111 ( II AUK:ST, Kumuniii. Nov.
Nov. -2.-,. (AC) A iprrial ilU
uilrh lo the mU'MpurMr llim
lueata IihIhv miih that rhao
nml annrt-liy are reigning In lhv
I'kriiine.
The ilipatrli iaa llial hull
ilmlM of civillanM anil Mitlillen
were killed In fierce slrect
fighting ill Hie- Ion n In the
lown of kanienelz-roiloUk.
j The f iririflr of cannons could he
heard all alone the Dniemer rir
. or. the' dispatch said, while a
I meeting of Kishineff of the Ftu
' manian-Prusslan mixed . coramis-
K'ontinued on pare ii
t.ll.KS K.NOKKU
WASHINflTOX. Xov. 2
j Dashing Into the highway from
the thickly timbered road side
i.,.r Kin Koles Kamn on the
Ashland-Klamath Kails highway,
nn.r .ir.k hv heaw
sedan In which- Chsrles Schaal
and a party of friends were
motoring to Medford. late Wed
nesday night to spend . Thanks
giving. Not until the animal had been
struck hy tho right front fender
did the occupants of the car real
ize what had happened. The ear
struck with such force that the
Render and lights were smashed
and the car turned completely
around. Stopping the car the
j occupants rushed to the road
side hut the animal was off into
the timber again before thev
could reach it.
MONTHLY COURT
HONOR WILL BE
THIS EVENING
Th n,Alhk, r,,..t .f ll.xn.ir
,of Boy Scouts' of Ktamaih Kails
; will be held at the library this
, evening at 7:30 o'clock arcord
'ing to aiinonncement made tmlibv
by Hurr lllevens. scout executive
j More than Zo boys will appear
before the court for promotion.
Attorney Hollo ('. liroesbeck will
preside. An invitation to tho gen
eral pnh:ir to attend tho pro
gram has been extended.
TIIK. WK.lTIIK.lt.
The Cyclo-Stormogrnph nt Vn
derwood's Pharmncy shows that
the barometric pressure has been
fut'.lng slowjy, but steadily, since
noon ymterdiiy. .The Indications
are, therefore, that a storm of
some proportions Is moving In
upon us.
"Korecast for next 24 hours:
Kain tonight and probably to
morrow. Ilrisk southerly winds
wllh moderate temperatures.
The Tvcos recordlnK tbermom-
temperiilnres today as follows
llisli 48, low 43.
AUTO CHS
INTO DIG DEER
INCREASES
i WALSH FACES
LONG TERM IN
PENITENTIARY
0. I. WaUh, well known XIam
alb Fall resident, was sentenced
(o serTe 18 months In the state
I penitentiary hy Judge A. I,. Lear-
itt. Walwh pleaded Knllty to the
charce and then, Juki before sen
.tenre was pronounced, attempted
to explain away the charge.
Walh Is a yonnirer brother of
j Harry Walah. according to au
'.entemed
thor It leu. Harry was recently
to one year In the
state penitentiary on the charge
of attempting to extort T.-aeT
i f rom K. A. Dunham, prominent
waim in, court this morning
jinsi.sted that he had purchased
!the wheat from another man and
then sold it to Martin Brother's
.mill. His storr was contradictory
and ronnicting and made
limprossiOB, on the court.
little
CARNEGIE TECH
TEAM ARRIVES' hundred per tent in
POnTLA.Vn. Nov. 25. IJPl
farnegle Tech football players,
24 strong arrived here - this
morning with head Coach Robert
X. Waddell. Advisory Coach
Judge Steffen of Chicago did not
accompany the team.
"After a long and tiresome
trip we are ready to meet the
Oregon State Aggies and g've
them a true Carnegie game."
said Waddell. "Our team is in
good shape. The game will be
played in our. usual style, (lues,
that's abcut all there is to say.
LOST BOAT IS
LANDED SAFELY
ASTORIA. Ore.. Nov. 25, (
After 48 hours In their open
boat at sea. Captain Herman
Windherk and five men landed
safely late yesterday at Toke
land. Washington. They went
adrift In their disabled boat when
It broke loose from the Columbia
river lightship early yesterday
and two other coast guard crews
spent most of the day at sea in
a futile search for them.
PHKMIKi: SO SI KK OK
IIKATII (WTIX IS 1UII.T
BUCHAREST. Rumania.
Nov. J5. tiipi-The late Prem-
ier Bratiano had a pre-
monition of deathso strong
that he bad his coffin built
some time ago.
The premier directed a
peasant carpenter at his
country home to make a
pine wood coffiu for him,
giving he man precise meas- 4
urements. On the premier's
instructions the peasant hid
the coffin In the belfry of
the little rhnrch on the
country, estate w hich Bra-
tiano had built.
State Highways Blocked
By Oregon Cloudbursts
TOLEDO. Ore., Nov. S3. (P)
Steady downpour cf the last .16
hours raised every stream in Lin
coln county t.i flood stage and
today conditions were fast ap
proaching those nf 1921 flood.
Already a hig slide had block
ed the lloosevelt ttighway( tday
at Whale Cove. A washout on
the Corvallis-Newport highway
blocked that send to heavy traf
fic. The Sotithetn Pacific rail
road to Newport was blocked by
a derailed passengt engine and
the Toledo city water main from
Mill Crook was broken.
SALKM. Nov. 25. (p During
last night the Mr.Mlnnville-Tllln-
mook highway was blocked at i H. Trimble, netro. was in jail
several points where smnll creeks I in a re-ult of a fight In the base
overflowed their banks, the stale ment of Hotel Corvallls, Wedues
highway department said loduy'day night.
G A I N O VE R
LAST YEAR
IS LARGE
100r; Increase Will Re
sult in Lower Millage
Rate for Klamath
COPCO, S. P.' SHOW
MUCH DEVELOPMENT
Orricbils Jubilant Over Itcport
Kubmilled lo County hy Ninln
rMmtinn onimllon.T thin
Morning; Tux Kale b Ia-m
Than j.t Venr.
Klamath's assessed valu
ation has gained over four
million dollars' and the mill-
SkO-p rnt U'ill ha m.la.:nll
decreased as a result of n
crease in -valuation of pub
lic, utilities in. Klamath
-ounfy," it was announced
today by County Assessor
W. T. Lee and County'
Judge F. R. Goddard.
The two officials received word
from the state corporation com
mission that valuation of utilities
has Increased from 4, 738, 493. 90
to 8.702.643.
This astounding Increase hag
raised the assessed valuation from
$30.251. S28.90 to i.14.49. 113.88.
"We were amazed thai, lha
utility valuation showed such an
Increase". County Assessor Lee
said today. "Wo figured a two
million Increase at the outside
and were more than pleased
(Continued on page 4)
By BIG SCORE
Displaying an amazing recovery
of form considering the weak
early season showing Klnmaih
county high school's football team
trampled over ('.rants Pass high
yesterday on fair grounds field
to the tune of 50 to V.
It hardly seemed' to he tho
same team that went down' be
fore Ashland and Medford faith,
schools by such one-sided Hcort(.
There was a dash and snap, that
could not be stopped. Cram
Pass the same team that wtfs
defeated by K. '. H. 9. earlier
in the season 14 to 7 was smoth
ered under a r'ar.zllng array ,f
passes and power plays.
A fair crowd witnessed Ibc
Thanksgiving clash. '
Travel canio through, early today
from Hi'ho to Wlllnminii. having
to go throttgh some water In the
road. The false work under tho
old.wcoden bridge at Valley
Jut.ciion was washed out and only
llyhi traffic Is pcrmitled over Ihn
span.
Travel was slopped Thursday
on tho Roosevelt highway between
Tillamook and eSuslrin hy flood
conditions.
MAY IM'HT IN HiHT
COUVALLIH. Nor. 25. p)-
Harry Hansen ' wax In for.-.ill
general hosnltal todar with his
right lung . piinctuted and It.
MATH W!HS