TuoM.av, NovcinluT M. 1.127.
tSSurlBirger Gangster Dies on Scaffold
Agreements Must be Made by
G. N. Before Line to be Used
THR KVF.N'INfi IIF.KAI.D. KLAMATH KAMiS. OKKCON
iiolwKve n'ar traiiHiniKHtim, vx
tiunnllimry m-c Jrut 1iii. b mwcm! I
of iJ(ty litflrn HQ hour uud more, i
liraoilinllv vlhriitionl. engine.
i i.l iinumiul hcaiity in line hikI
t-nlor ftro amniiK th mi.Htam.inK
fixture of iht" new Korit cir,
r I i'Ht of hUh will lie shown'
In many purls of the country
next Kriduy.. The nenerntor, oil-
Inn system, rtteerluir. near anil
rear axle are of new Ford de-
ln. It 1 announreil. Ami Its
40-hnrsepower endue has ber-u
so designed that it runs 2(1 to I
80 Hi He nil honr on a gallon I
ofjr asollne.
Thla enr, whleh Ik to surreed !
the fnmnttv Model T line, will lie ,
shown on Krlduy by Kurd dealer !
In many of the larger cities of
the country. In Kluinaih Falls
jiliottiKraphs and done r I p t I v e J
rhnrta of the new cam will he on J
display at HnllKcr Motor com-1
pany show rooms, where the pub-
lie will be given the complete
story of the new Ford cnr. 1-nter
various models of the new Ford
line will be on display here. !
So fnr the new cars have been I
examined only by those who will
hava charRB of the first showings j
a d demonstrations. Salesmen I
E
HinTiBfl mil nn
llll I I till la II II III 1 1
in 1 1 lilt m
riltCACO.', Nov. 19. (API
The boly of a well dressed man
with a considerable sum of mon
ey In his clothing was found he
aide a road near Ilensonville, Ills.,
today. .
The man had been shot through
the head.
The body ; was identified as
thai of t'nrmen Ferro of Chicaco
nnd the police held to the theory
that be was a
warf.ir.
victim of eaug
A third bomb today fol'.owing
neon two exploded last n glit.
G H
wrecked a combined real estate ! the entire nortawest, wil! be oth
office and soft drink parlor own-jer speakers.
ed by John P. Remus, a former Discussion of plans for the en
state representative, who claimed tertainment of the kiddies of this
to be a distant relative of Oeorgo community on Christmas eve will
Ilemua. now on trial for the mur- j be discussed. Hal Blackburn's
tier of his wife in Cincinnati. (orchestra will provide the music.
Kemua said he refused to tiny i A feature of the musicar pro
beer or alcohol from two men 1 gram will be a saxophone duet.
who solicited his business two 1
weeks ago and blamed this for ;
the bombing. Itemus and bis!
wife and three children were
thrown from their beds in quar
ters over the office and soft drink
parlor but were unhurt.
NEGROES FIGHT
E
.BOSTON', Nov. 29. &y A pun I
hattlo between 60 policemen who
beaieged.B South Knd hcus-e and
BOSTON FOLIC
Itn fpur InhaDitants. ended at were formerly In charRC of the
daybreak today when riot squad ( trial section of the income tax
Btdrmed the building and draKitcd division, bureiu of internal reve
out two negroes and two women. ' nue. t nited States treasury de
one of whom was white. Score partment. They are now identi
of shots were fired and tear fitd with the railroad company,
bombs were used. One nepro j Mr. Piper said that legal busl-
was wounded seriously. The siegu
threw a thickly settled district
inhabited largely by negroes into
an uproar. I
' The police were unable to ox-:
plain the cause of the trouble
which started at an all night !
drinking party. Those arrested
were Robert Polite. 4 2 and his
wife,. 30, negroes; a man named
Rrooks. who ha dtwo bullet
wcunds In bis neck and was in
a. aerious condition and a while
woman who said she was Miss
Lilian J. Coyne of Brookline.
Throe policemen were taken
to a hospital with Hrooks, un
conscious from the fumes of tear
bombs which made adjoining
buildings untenable for hours.
Mrs. Polite was fluttering sev
ere injuries which she Baid were
Inflicted by her husband. The
other members cf the party were
variously haltered.
CAL'S MESSAGE
IS VERY LONG
'.WASHINGTON. Nov. 2!. UP)
Tresldent Coolidg'? Is sorry that
Ills annual message to congress,
now complete, could not be made
nhorter.
The White House disclosed to
day that the message would be
about as long as that cf a year
ago, which ran up Into thousands
of words.
Mr. Coolldge had hoped he
eould do better this time hut
uknn ha tminH hnv ninnv lirnh.
....... j -- ml an oii-run ins, wain nuvi .-,
Icms deserved mention his tradi-, jdnd early today at Mukilteo.
tlonal preference for brevity hadnar here. His bodv was tossed
to give way. 1 1 6 S feet. He is survived by his
. He aoes not regard tne lapse i
as a precedent
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WIM.IAM f;K()ltfiK MII.IJAMS The a n reqlllrPB B ,
William (i.orge Williams en- month Just to
Bi 'i.ion Teer Profltahle egg produc
morning nt 4 : 30 o'clock. HlsH"n she must eat about a pound
iisKsliia brings an end to but a
few days of suffering. Mr. Wll
llnins was born In Canada nnd
was passed 31 years of age when
railed. Ho leaves his wife to
mourn his passing. For the pa.t
lew years he was employed with
Tho Cnllfornln Oregon Power
company cf this city. Tho re
main lire in the slumber room
nf the Tnwey mortuary lit Pine
nnd Klghth where friends may
roll, oud pay their respecta.
thail ami diiiKrami which will
hi sl f t xplii inins tin var-
(our detail nf ilinn, appt'ur-
ante nnd torformnnri.
Kor mmiihii factory ti.ort.'N of j
the new car hav boon utulor :
Koine; M'vero ncrformaiii-o utv j
in and nrnund Detroit. Ouo of
these factory model recently
made n road run of 120 mile- In
U'4 minutes This run. it is 0f the notorious Hii-jrer pati'T that tonori.cd southern
said, cm made on an ordinary,,... . , -. , . . . .
imved highway near Detroit. Illinois to meet death, just before his execution at Mar-
Local dealers, in commeniinc
on the forthi-omiuK show. said
their first view of the new Kurd
rur had substantiated Men r y
Kurd's statement f tint there I
nothing unite like it in quality
and price."
"Mr. Fords statement had pre-
pared us for a surprise", said
local denier, "hut the Hew Ford
car Is better even than we had
hoped for. It in certain to make
history in the automotive indus-'
try, just an Its predecessor, thei
famous Model T. ban made hts-l
lory for twenty yean. We arc;
proud of the new car and feel '
certain that its appearance and
performance will attrict unjire-j
cedented attention among auto-,
mobile owners." i
iinunn nni inn
H 1 1 111 1 1 K Mill II !
m nil
The annual forum which hon
ors the police department of
Klamath Falls will be observed at
the chamber of commerce on
Wednesday noon when the entire j
force will bo seated as special
guests. j
Mayor T. II. V.'atters will pro-1
side as chairman. Keith Ambrose. '
chief of police, and Pat V.'infray. j
winner of the silver lovin cup
presented for the best shot of
ATTORNEYS
Kstablishment In the near fu-
iture of a legal office of the Great
1 Northern railroad in Klamath
'Falls was predicted this morning
I by Frederick Piper. Washinston.
; D. C. who with his law partner.
James U. Van Horn, arrived this
mornins.
Mr. Piper and Mr. Van Horn
ness of the (ireat Northern orig- 1
inating In Klamath Falls would
be handled directly between
K'.amath and St. Paul, G. N.
headquarters.
Mr. Piper is a brother of E.
B. Piper, editor of the Oregon-
lan
HPT BUDGET
FOR HI SCHOOL
With no objections on file, the
Union high school board last
night adopted its budget for 1323
by unanimous vote.
The budget totals $11. SOD.
Much of this sum will gj toward
meeting bond interest.
The board has been Informed
that the roof on the new Union
high school Is now being erected.
Plans and specifications for
school furniture are being drawn
up.
TRIPS IN PATH
OF TRAIN; DIES
EVERETT, Wash.. Nov. 29.
(when his heel caught on a
loose board while darting acrcss
I - railroad crossing. Charles I.a-
I)r0unty fell directly In the path
i.i ,. . A .....a
i,ir,w
KAT MOHI-: LAY MOItK
I). C. Kennard, of the Ohio
experiment station, urges all
. poultry dealers to feed their hens
1 mora If flw.v wnllt winter cees.
i more.
According to W. J. Morse, of
the Department of Agriculture,
soy bean growing is a branch of
ngiiculture in which the national
supply does not meet the de
mand. I.nst year we imporled 31.
(Min.uiM) pounds of soy bean oil.
4:1.(100.0110 pounds of soy bean
CHAMBER KILL!
i
VISITING HERE!
i
i rake nnd 4, OUO, 000 pounds ofrdeo in New York. '.Mis Craig
'aoy beans.
'Bloody Williamson' County Cleans
Rado Millich
This roniarkiiblo picture
ion in. m, js reading' his
declared he killed Ward Jones in self-defense, and end-
ed with a tirade ajrainst preachers, two of whom hnd
served on the death jury. To the left, in the fore
ground, is Sherilf Oren Coleman of 'Tdoody William
son county." At the extreme rijrht is Phil llanna, noose
man, who here officiated at his TilKh hanjjinp;.
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I v f v"
ma -jl::
Ujtjj
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7
f V. v k - ?r
' ...i.imcnii.u in i..in....sl n.l '-v. . .ml..,.
I A seeend after lliis p'cture was taken. Col. Manuel Limon (right) signaled wlih Ms hut, the command
to fire, and (i-n. Ainulfo (inniez ildindfjldedi fe'Po his il'ialh with seven btilleiii in his body. The
j scene is the ceniet ry at Teocelo. .Mexico, where the penernl. regarded as n forniidabln preliletulal
poisiliility In .Mexico next year, was executed as a ri-v,olii:iotiM. tionicz had liven pursued for weeks
by federal tro'iK.
King and Queen
it f ' : ft W?V' V
Out where the l,r nihiii buck nnd the ground Comes up nnd hits
you mlcliiy fail, linnle Itooney and Miss Vaughn Craig are roy-
llllV l.l I,. t'l.t r ,.l,l ,,,ul ..t A.l A Clltn 1
,,.',, ,.;,.,,
I the best rider of bronchos uud wild
shows U;u!o Millich. first
death message, in which ho
-v
k - , v ' . k-
The Execution of Gen.
of Rodc b !a::d
.,',,, , 'u , " , '
nf Tbutcliur. t.'olo.. la mild to bo
steers that bur sex can bumt.
House Exclusive Photos Show
on Scaffold
These two extraortlinnry pictures show the uctual
lniiigiinr of Kado Millich, of the notorious iiirger RaiiK
of southern Illinois. At the top, Phil llanna, execu
tioner, is shown fixinjr the death cap nnd noose about
the head of the condemned man. Then, the trap is
sprung beneath Millieh's feet ami he is plunged down
ward through the flour. The lower picture shows the
group on the srn'fold just after trap was sprung, wait
ing for the doctor's pronouncement of death.
VuLyii', C
Gomez
, ': In- mernettt guy In tlm world
l i n- .:; who purposely walks
! i n Ids girl's feet while he is
d.-ni' lug wii'i lu r in order In
! k e;i l.i rival from having tho
Eu .it dan. e.
St ' i Trr-frrrrr-rrr-ifri-TTr: "
Profit by Others' Experiences
IN our many year's specializa
tion In the treatment cf l'ilc
md oilier Krctal and Colon ailments, wa
have collected a vast amount of data of
0-c utnwnt henedt to Anyone 10 afflicted. Much of
(hit valiinhU- Information, tn;:lhrr wt'h kdvtcs,
iuiuetil"ii aiiil lli pcraooMly altrtifil rccorila nl
KoivS'il fonr.'.r pallf nit, t cent jlm J In a 100
pstfa itmk, whkli w v-lll l-nj FHKK Insnyon
'Squealing It l)e(ribd Ii IIik hnnonanon-lmav
ral mlhiid ol renimant Udl tit-
clutlvcly In the lir.-.n olflcr In
I'oftUnit, Seattle art) San I ran
cUi n: alto our WKITI KN
ASMIIIAMII-: ot I'll- nui-crlfr
fully treated or I'CK KKlllKN
Ku. Write (of nils ooN luoay.
CMAS1.
n c i ki ili r i..
W b.AIS.r.k.1 l
POBT.IAN Opit irt Of ANJM04. its trMAIr
qiherlOfffMi-'iieVtit'amtl1 en rranflirr I
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COURT UPHOLDS
RIGHT OF CITY
Ml f HI h I K. IVw II K
' iiuwi
Siiw.M, .Nov. !i. (T) l lie
right cf the city of Pottlond to;
Inspeit milk producing estnb-
llshments even though located
outside the city, and Itn right,
to regulnte the sale In th city i
are uphold by the slate supreme.
court as a whole affirms Judge
j (ieorge Itosman cf thu lower
! codrt for Multnomah county 'n
! the cases tf Paul Korth, appel
' In nl . against the city and
i Jergi'son, nppcllunt against thu
! city.
WATCH'
REPAIRING
lll ltK .
year guarantee on all
work
GEO. METZ
ji;vi:i.f.h
022 Main
There is a Reason Why We
SHAW MAC REA STATIONERY CO.
G20 Main St.
ruUTI.ANU, Hie., Nov. I'll. -Thiiimh
the t ireat Northern Hall
way rnmmu' 4fiV-inMi eMi'U
sloii from Kpnknna In Kliunath
Fulls necessltiites ai'tuul roustruc
tluii of only 4(1 miles nf new
road, most of which has liven
built, the devnliiinneut Involves
at least iilght ciinlrni'turnl niiree
ments, cousiunmnllon of which
icqulres prodigious labor, even
IhnuKli It be nt some hat liws
strenuous character than iirailliiK
and track-laving.
"We hope," said Kiilnh lludd,
presfttent of the tlrent Northern,
visiting III Portland, "that the
'book keeping' part of the Job
will be completed by tin lime
ue are rii'lvlua the lust snllirt on
the new rail line from I lie end
of the Hhevlln-lllunn log glut,
line, 23 miles southwest of lleiid.
to our connection with the South
ern Puclflr'a Ciiscnde route nt
Chemull "
Considerable work, he Mild,
must h done on the Shevllif
Ilium line, nnd while It was
Imped this in I it III be accomplished
during the grading uud other
building oMrul!niia further on,
It has been held up beiuuse of
the Interstate commerce commis
sion's delny In entering the order
niilhoriilng the work. The com
mission la expected to act soon,
howeier. on this and other ques
tions at Issue nl till sltuitlnn.
The cuntrai'tiirul agreement
ueieiuary for the tlreat North
ern's extension are:
I sn of the H, P. H Hues
between Hpiikunv and Wlslirniu
ii nd Porilnnd: use of the Oregon
Trunk south of Wlsbruui: u
of truckage used Jointly by the
I'll Ion Pacific and the Oregon
Trunk north of llend: contrail
covering purchase of the Shevlln
MUun line by the (ireit North
ern: construction of the 4 9 miles
of new road from the Hhevlln
lliton linn to Chemull: Joint use
of the rioulhcrn Pacific llim to
Klamath Falls: purchase from
the Houthern Pacific of one halt
Ititurest In the Htruhnrn line In
to (he timber northeast nf Klam
ath, unit of the terms of the eslst
Ing agreement, and the develop
ment of flrent Northern Terminal
property nt Klamath Fills.
1 lludd spun! Thnnksgivlug with
i hi mother, Mrs. Mary A. lludd.
and his sister. Miss Helen lludd.
t Seaside, and had as his guest
'also F, L. Paeisold, treasurer of
1 the (ireat Northern company, HI.
Paul, .Minnesota.
lludd will hold further confer
ence with W. F. Turner, presi
dent of the 8. P. H., before
reluming to St. Paul.
Puts an End to
Bunion Pains
No Need to Suffer Another
Day
There la ono simple yet Incx-
pensive way to reduce luflnni-
...... I .. I II ....
. . . V ' ' " .
ic ip gel mem nown to normal
! nd that la lo apply Moone's Km-
rram (Ml night nnd morning.
Ask I'nderwood'a nr ony first
class druggist for an original two-
ounce bottle of Moone's F.mernld
(HI (full strength) and refuse
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TONIGHT'S
Winter
The
Hal Blackburn's Band
J DANCE - DANCE - DANCE
$1,223-50
Worth of Chrictmas Cards.
Come in and Look Over the Cards and You
Will Find the Reason. i ;
to ucrcpl anything In Ha pluce.
It la audi n highly rouceutrated
preparation hint two ounce lusts
a lung time nil dlurtlieruiure If
one lull 1 1" Kmeriilil Oil doe not
give you ctimpletn satisfaction
you cuu have yuur money re
funded. ril i. In 1 note: People w ho
mini to reduce swollen or vari
cose vein should gel a bottle of
Minnie's l iui'iiilil (Ml at once. Ap
plied night nnd morning as dir
ected they will quickly n il Ice an
Improvement which will coiitlnim
until the vein and buuchc nra
educed to normal. Adv.
ALL STAR BALL
' TEAM SELECTED
ST I.Ot IS, Nov. 29. (,1)
192? nll-smr nmj T league team,
liatii'd en the votes of UK mem
hers of the baselmlt writer as
sociation of America, was an
nounced today by the Kpurtlnif
News, national baseball news
puier. published here. Tim leant:
l.ett field. It u I It, Yutlkees: it'll.
Icrfleld. Hlinmoiis. Atbleilia: rlgh
field. .P. Warsnr. Pirates: short
stop. Jackson, (Hunts: second
base. Ilornshy. (Hants: flrsthuse,
liehrlg, Yankees; catcher, Man
uel t. Cutis; pitchers, Pennock,.
Yankees: Knot, Culm, and l.yoni
While Sox.
A Favorite Quick Derscrt
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litit lwf mtiunl ttwt JM
ttl ms by Ui, ttw mm iwtmIi I.
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can 4pnii wi it cvfiy Ium.
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lit light t4 jrvri mi m hi im
tinitnc)r.
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wall lur til iMavlihtwInt. It 4igif '
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thai liwi,
Your grntsr hsa JIVwtt in sn st
wlinl o( Savw,. Ol Ln
ssiiy il yvu'ts la Soutit.
Ilollnt focitt Frttl
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