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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1927.
Number 6198.
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Ml
W. BEACH
DENES HE
KNEW BARK
Defendant in Lillicndahl
Murder Trial Pale
and Nervous
DISCLAIMSPART IN
KILLING OF DOCTOR
II. .Mi Thai l'rliiiillili ' With
Willow mill ro-lkf'lHlillil Wrtn
No) HcanilnliMia; Ti ll" of How
Hlnln Husband Heeincl to ll
l'lit With Affair.
MAYS LANDlNfi. N. J..
Dec. . (Al')-Willi Hunch.
elderly
chicken raiser, to-
day took the Htund in hia
trial for tho murder' of Dr.
William A. I.illionilahl, with
which ho and the doctor's
widow are charged.
Reach, polo anil nervous, de
nied that be had any connection
whatever with the killing or Ur
Lllllcnduhl on September l&.
Hit denied Dial ho li ail ever
mark od any roiid nupa wlih
checks at tho act-tie of the kill
ing. .Such marked mnpa were
a'ound In .Mra. I.llllunilahl'a bun
at the accne of the rriina.
Reach, completely cnmpoaml, an
aoon aa ho became ncciiaiotned
to . tha Irluuc!!' .queaUontna of
Ilia own counsel, aald t lint tho
un Henry I'ugh of Phlladulphl
liad unlit ha Innt Reach's aon,
(Continued on liana SI
Wlnflelrt Chnrlea flarkn. the
young man of Klainnth Kalla who
waa yeatnrday appolntad by Prnal
dent Calvin Coolldgn to enlnr tha
military academy at Weat I'oint
haa been located. Ha la em
ployed with Tha Iluater Drown
Hhoe at ore.
(.'larka. tho ion f former Lieu
tenant Clarke who fell In a battle
of November la, 1 9 1 S. while
APPOINTEE
mm found
fighting with tho third englnaera. j skyler waa picked up oulaldo the
came o Klamath Kalla 10 mnntha;rllv pUce a(nttoii at noon today
ago to accept a
....nun xiiii me
Iluater Itrown Khoo atoro from
Corvallla. Ho la a crniluirta of
Corvallla high ai hool and attend
ed Oregm Agricultural college, at
Corvallla for one year. He la mar
ried and hla young wlfn la em
ployed with Tha Ilarnhnrl Hliop.
Joining Mr. Clnrko horo aeverul
i..,illtM noit
"It waa moat gratifying newa
to learn of my appointment
through Thn Kvetilng Herald Inat
night, I made application lima
thun three, weeka ago ninl feel
Hint my appointment haa been
mailed liecauao of Ihn record of
my father," Mr. Clniku commented.
Suspend Construction
Standard Gauge Road
I.AKKV1KW. Ore., Doc. 3.
Laying of atunilard gauged tcel,"c open on that end of the lino
on tho N. C. O. Hno between
i Alturua nnd Lnkovlow lina been
auapenilod for tho winter, It won
officially attunum-cd by 8. II. Mc
Cartney, vlco-prpaldent and g'.'it
oral manager of tho road.
"Tho unprecedented rnlut have
mndn It nhaolutnly Impnaaltiln to
continue with tho atoel work," ho
auld. "At thla aeaaon of tho yeur
It- would be dnngerntia to tin tip j
the track with thla work.
The work of dlatrlbutlng thn
material will continue thla winter,
until It la tompliitnd. The bridgo
rrew nlun will eotlllniin 11a Work
ua will the culvort crew and tin
crew engaged In pulling up all
croaalng and other algna. Only
the steel work will bo dlaron
llnited." Mr. McCartney added that llio
Blnol work will ho resumed onrly
In thn Billing juat na anon ns thniboraunn of an tnmlcqunte hiidrcl
weal her permlta unci will bo rush- land to glvo the city coiinill
cd to completion. Tho atuul crew 'funda to use. Many Items wcr
hag been put to work loulb ot overlooked luit year.
TEX RICKARD
FIGHTS BACK
AT CHAMPION
NEW VOIIK, Dec. 8. P) Te:
Kirkard threw down t tin gaunt
lot to (irnie Tunney today with
propoalllon that will permit Ih
heavyweight to fight "a dozen
tlmea In 1 V 28 If lie really want
to."
Anawerlng Tunni'y'a avowal
llhut he would hattln twlre and
pusallile three tlintia In tha oom
Iok year once f r IHckard and
twice, pcrluipa for aomo other
promoter I tin czar of Madlaon
Square Harden, aald Hint Tunney
only had to choose hla opponent
to gain "all tha bouta ha wanta"
Indu rs thla winter.
' If Tunney seek a flghta to ward
iff Ihn ring nmt that hnv auya
hroiiKht about the long, count
kmu kilimrti Jni k I liifiitiM.'V senreil
at ChlrnKo, then hn ran hfiva them'
anilund In plenty." Itlrkard aald.
"All he. linn to do la atep Into
tha Ranlun. fight for thn chum
puma and. It? Vi per cent of tha
Kate and I'll put him on every
(.titer week. Hla earning will ba
nothing like tint return from thn
cnii fight dial Siiptetnlier that net
ted hltn rlnsa to a million dol
lura, but If ha la really In earn-
";''
pei't of thltlK
"Hut Tunney la Juat hloffliiK
hlinaelf when tin talka of three
heavyweight rhainplonahlp malrh
ra thla year, (iene told ma at
t'liliago that one wua enough,
that ho didn't want any more.
There la a ll.outi.uno purae In
tha lone ai rnp. but only one allow
llko that cnu he put on In a
aeaacn.
SPORTSMEN OF
STATE SELECT
1928 OFFICERS btKh"' 01
. He eventually moved to Klam
I'OHTI.ANU, Ore.. Vvr. S. (A. nth Full and aaaumed the poal
l. Tli On-ion Came I'rotec- Hon of dlvlalon alma hlithway en.
live Aaaorlnitmi. In annual aca- liner havlnc Jurlillitl..n ovr
alon here, flm-tod Kd I'laaei kl of tnalntennnre and general eon
Pallaa, prralilenl. tllher ofllrora atrucilnn work In Joaephlno. Jack
choauii warn Clarence II. I'hllllpa, aon. Klainnth and Iako cnuntlva.
Halem. aerretary-trpaaurer: dlree-1 llo realgnud thla pnaitlon romt
tora, flral dlalrlrt. Dr. . ii.
Huffman. MrMlnnvlllu: Henry
Ward. 1'ortl.ind, aecond dlalrlrt:
(I. K. Walnacott, Itoaeburg, and
Kiilph Cowglll, Medford.- third
dlalrlrt: l. J. Hlulibleman and
K. I.. Brown, The Dullea. fourth
dlalrlct; Dr. ('. J. Vandervert,
II. nil. and O. I). Mntlhewa, Kluni
ath (Villa. !
Henllment txpreaaed nt t ho
meeting Indicated the apnrtamen
were not In favor of wholeanle
rlnalng of roiat rlvera to rom
mnrclul flahlr.g.
'caIweIheaF
artist jailed
Another canned heat art!at,
Jim Hkvler. la lodaed In thn cltv
Jnll on a charge of being drunk. 1
and will bo held until Monday
morning when ho will bo brought
Into police court.
Kd llarkley will apiind tho next
10 duya In Jail becauacv he wua
unable to pny a fine of (20 for
being drunk, llarkley pleaded
guilty thla morning.
(it AKII HTAIH1KI).
TACO.MA, Wnah.. Dec. 3. (APi
Knynrd l.yon. ngod about 35,
of Tacoma, a chief guard nt tho
Washington atate reformatory at
Monroe waa atnbhed In the neck
and aerloualy wounded by an In
mate of thn InMt It nt ton lute laat
night In what la believed to have
been an attempted prlaon break.
Altitrna In order to keep the trnf-
I thla winter.
VOTERS ADOPT
BUDGET RAISE
IN CHILOQUIN
CHILOQUIN, Ore., Dec. 3.
Ilnttirna from tho Bpoclnl election
held Tuoadny ahow the propoacd
budget Increnao carried by a voto
of 42 In 23. Thla la hourly, a
,w0 t0 I)I10 voto tll tl,vor ot tn0
budget recently adopted by a
liurtnt group
Tho approval of the menaitrna
by tho votera menna that tho rlty
nil ni 1 11 1st rtit Ion will have at the'r
dinporinl next year funda to koep
tho atreeta In ahnpn, to pny off
I Indohtodneaa Incurred thla venp
ML KELLEY
mm FOR
E
Mayor Tom Watters Will
Make Appointment at
Council Meeting
CHOICE MEETS WITH
GENERAL APPROVAL
rimtilmoim ImlorM-nn'ttt of City
I 'nl U'rn A nl MMtUI Moniliiy
Mk' ! AiHiitt- n Kornirr
iMtUiun KiiuiiMr Jiutl AmiIM
it tit Slnlr l-;iilitiN'r.
('. Kelley, fi.riniT division
enuliiiiT of Hie slulx IiIkIiwhv
Ii lairtiot-nl now u prui'lli Iiik civil
'Kiiieer In hliiinaili I nil., will
be aiiM.ln(i. m il Mniiilny nlulil
i in i ne iMimiinn or rlly iMiKin.iT.
j aurrceilliiK Don J. Xiiiiiwiill, who
reUne InM .Moudiiy nlnlil.
' Mayor Tom Wattera thla after
noon admllted that Ihn appoint
ment would be made and It la un-elerato-d
that the rounrll will un-'
i nlninualy approra tha aeloctlon
i I Mr. Zumwalt'a aurceaaor.
i Mr. Kelley haa tcrupled one
tha foreinoat poaltlona In tha
I "tula In hla prnfeanlon. At one1
time lie wua natlatant atate enx
I Ineer and aa aui h wua promi
nently mentioned aa a candidate
tlmo aso to tka up a private
practice of engineering.
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
ttnil'AMOVITK DIVOHCK
t'LKVKLANM, Dec. S. (II
Now cornea the companlonntn dlv
one. Judge Ewlng granted
decren In thn caae of Mr. am
Mra. Florlan'l.. Hummer, but tho
will have aeparata qunTtcra In th
aamo hnuae with their three child
ren. She will have a half Inter
eat In the houae and will rncelvi
aalnry of 1 20 a week aa home
keeper, llo will pay all the house
noiu niiia.
rrXCTt'RKD UOM.INCK
IIHIIHJEI'OKT. Conn., Dec. 3
M Dentil ended one romance ol
Carroll McComua of I.oa Ang
eloa, whlatllng henuty of tho atugi
and divorce la tho termination ot
another. Sho la aulng Walter J
Knrlght, cartoonist, whom she
mnrrled In 1S22 after receiving
a beiiueat from tho ealnte of How
nrd J. Klttlinery of I'ltlaburg t
whom alio waa engaged at the
time cf hla death.
MOTOR SERVICE
FROM LAKEVIEW
AIM OF GROUP
I.AKEVIEW. Dec. 3. The
Woatwond chnmber of commerce
la working on a plan to procure
n motor connection with Allurnp
and l.ukeview trnina, accordiug to
word received hero. The mntter
hna already been taken up form
ally with tho Southern Pacific
and a ayatemntlc campaign will
aoon bo Btnrted, It la reported.
In Hie meantime! formal re
quest tor this aervfee based on a
survey ot traffic possibilities Is
being prepared and will ho pre
aentod by the chamber of com
merce within a few days.
Tho aervlco requeated would
provldo for motcr cars to lenve
Woatwood or Suaanvlllo In time
to make connection nt Wenflcl
with tho north bound train on
the Alturns branch remaining In
Wondel tho motor car would wait
until after tho arrival of tha
south bound train at Wendel nnd
make tho return trip.
Continue Miilntcnniicc Worl
.General mnlntennnco work la
being carried on over Uio local re
clamation projects by three repnlr
crewa. One of Iheao crewa la
working in tho vicinity of Mailt!,
one In Poo valley and onn on the
concrelo lino fill. Tho work on
the new metnl flume nt Olene wna
' completed Monday and no new
work la being undertaken nt thla
time. Throe, drag linos nio still
In operation.
NG NEER
Non-Stop
Managua, lNicaragua
Starts This Morning
MIAMI. Kla., Dec. 3, (JF)-L-Mujor
K. II. rirnlnenl. command
er of the I'nlted Htatea marina
corpa aviation forcea. Sergeant
M. T. Shephard, pilot, and Cor
poral W. M. Wlnrheater, mechan
ic, hopped off at 6:22 o'clock
(eastern aiandard time) thla
morning on a non-atop "line of
duly" flight to .Managua, Nicar
agua. They planned to deliver
their trl-motored Kokker mono
plane to marine corpa of fleers j
there for service with the A inert- j
ren troopa. 1
Flying conditions were a re
nounced "perfect" for the flight
when thn plane left the long
runway after using moat of lta
four thousand feet before clear
ing. "High celling", good visibility
md almost no wind had been
reported prevailing over hla
route by tho tropical radio sta
tion at Tela, Honduras, over
which point the major's calcula
'Ions told him they should be at
about 2 o'clock thla afternoon.
Havana waa hla Immediate ob
jective, hla monoplane being due
ivcr the Cuban city In two hour
if'er leaving Miami.
Major Hralnerd was at the.
Rotary Spirit on Globe Will
Help Eliminate All Wars, Says
District Governor of Rotary
Perhaps the best meeting oft
. . . V. I , I .. L-I.n.lh
11111111; rini l.V... ... niamu.i.
Tails waa that or laat evening
vhen ltotarlans from thla city
ind a number of Medford Itotar
ana met to welcomo their Gov
ernor. Hank Manny.
Tho luncheon on Friday was
et ahead and made an evening
llnner. Almoat one hundred per
ent attendance marked the civic
may when President John Doyle
apped the Kotary bell and an
lounced the chairman ot the
venlng. Wilson Wiley. Mr.
.Vlley In his forceful manner In
roduccd Governor Manny who
poke for some time on a trip
iroutid the world In which he
old how many Notary clubs
here are at work today In the
Quaint, Picturesque Miner
Of Lakeview Dead; Was Scion'
Prominent
u
LAKEVIEW. Ore.. Doc. 3. A
ong and fruitless search for opal
nines In the hills of Lake county
ante to a truglc end last week
vhen Wellington Copley, aged 65,
in undo of Leon C. Rhodos, Jus
lco of tho New York supreme
ourt, was found dead near his
prospecting camp on a ridge near
he mouth of the De Garno cun
on In Warner country.
Tho quaint old prospoctor ap
parently had taken atck near his
'amp and made no effort to go
tor help. Tho body was lying
jut in the open ground about 50
feet from hla ramp and the ap
pearance of the ground indicated
;hat ho had writhed in pain be
.'ore he lapsed Into unconscious
ness. Tho body was found by Deese
and Carl McKee, ranchers of that
SALEM, Dec. 3. (PI Patrol of
forest Innda In northern Klnm
ath county will be discussed nt
a conference here Tuesday be
tween Jackson F. Kimball of the
Klamath Forest Protective associ
ation nnd officials of the forest
service. J. H. llnner of Bend,
secretary of tho Walker Basin
Protoctlvo association also la ex
pected to attend.
J. F. Kimball today aald that
lllni,mrn,il.n? "o'""" "('h0,,"1,'!
to ho held In Snlem Tuesday had
been postponed until the follow -
lug Saturday and would be bold
In Portland.
PINE HOLDERS
10 BEET SOON
Flight to
! controls when the hop off was
j made. '
j Hla preliminary figures had al
! lowed ten hours for the Jump to
! Managua. The flight waa routed
outhward to Havunah, west to
tho Hp of Yucatan, down the
' Yucatan coaat and across Hon-
duraa into Nicaragua. , , ,
GEORGIA FALLS
BEFORE RIVAL
j ATLANTA, Ca Dec. 3. (P)
: Sensational 43 yard paaalng play
eDglncered by halfback Mlzell and
converted to a touchdown by
quarterback Durant gave Georgia
'unbeaten I'nlverslty of Georgia
unveaten I'nlverslly of Georgia
.team today at the end of the
'first half of their championship
: battle before a record crowd of
close to 40.000.
i
i 1'I.AXH AI'I'KOVKII
i SALEM, Ore.. Dec. 3, ()
Preliminary plans for the first
unit of the atate tuberculosis hos-
pltal at The Dallea were todav
i approved by the atate board of
control, and the grading waa au
thorised.
In procesa of organization. He
made it plain that International
Rotary would do much to prevent
wara In the future no matter
how strong the sentiment for war
seemed to be forming. To him
It waa plain that the feeling
of friendahip aa carried out by
the civic club meant a better
understanding among men.
Fred Fleet was given special
honors last evening because, he
waa not only one of the organi
sers of the Klamath Rotarians
but he never haa missed a week
ly luncheon making him a perfect
Rotartan from attendance stand
point. President Boyle delivered
a special badge to Mr. Fleet
denoting this distinct honor and
that' gave him a ahort euology
that was a classic.
Eastern Family
'section. They notified Coroner
A. J. Ousley, and on November
26th, Deputy Coroner Nick Rob
Inaon and Deputy Sheriff George
Boone went out Into the hills
and brought the body Into Lako-
jvlew.
1 Knrly Life Unknown.
I Although Copley had wandered
the hills as a prospector and
trapper for years, but little was
known of his earlier life. He
Is reputed to have left a fortune
I in the east. One report had It
that 111 health brought him to
Lake county and he had never
desired to return to his home In
New York.
i Tho nephew had licen appoint
ed hla guardian In earlier years,
and at frequent intervals sent
him funds, ranging from 350 to
$200. Whenever Copley wrote
for money It always was forth-
i coming.
STAINS (XJVI.lt HAVK
. BKKX MADK BY MILK
MAYS LANDlNfc. N. J.. Dec. 3.
(AP) The atalns found on the!
garments of Mrs. Margaret LU
liondahl the day after her hus
band was killed, may have been
caused, by milk Instead of blood,
a defense witness testified to
day. Thla testimony by Dr. Harrison
S. Mart land of Newark. N. J.,
was Intended by the defense to
offset that ot two ot the state's
65 witnesses, who said that chem
ical examination ot stains found
on tho clothing of Mrs. Lillicn
dahl. a co-defendant with Willis
Beach, for tho murder, showed
they wero human blood.
tinivcprnv v i rw 't in
IP) Charles h! Howe of Beavor
,, ,. ., ,
' . ' , T'ft,n,0
lhe P""t football team for
193S at a mooting today.
i
I
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SMITH
New York Governor Re-
views Idea on Prohibi
tion Istue In U. S.
WETS HAVE RIGHT
TO THEIR OPINIONS
Sees No Reason Why' Anli-Pro-lilbltion
(frotip fchoultl Not Ite
Allowed to Kxprpaa Their Opin
ions Agalnrt txth. .mcnihnvnt
to Constitution.
""ALBANY. X. Y.,' Dec. 3, AP)
-(iovernor Smith sees no reauMin
why any citizen or group of citi
zens should be romlemneil for
expressing oppoaltlon to the lttth
amendment and the Yolatead art.
But he la for enforcement of laws
and he rcganls the Volstead Act
aa part of New York state law
notwlthabinillrur repeal of the
atate enforcement act.
Breaking the silence which has
characterized his attitude on mat
ters of national importance since
he has been prominently, men
tioned for the democratic nomi
nation for president, the governor
last night told the New York
state league ot women votera
that he had not deviated In the
slightest from his earlier opposi
tion to the federal prohibition
statutes.
In maintaining that .opposition
te declared, ha was not showing
a lack of respect for the law,
but waa merely exercising the
right of American citizens "to
oppose any laws and any part of
the constitution with which they
are not In harmony.
Referring to the many times
he had taken the oath to uphold
the state constitution he said:
"There are parts of It that I
hate. But I have promised to
sustain It and I will sustain It."
Saying that he always endeav
ored to uphold the laws of the
nation, even though In disagree
ment with them, the governor
told of his having called in 1923
a law enforcement conference of
police officers to Impress upon
them President Coolidge's desire
that their obligations be emphas
ized. Although the governors ot
the majority of the states vig
orously defended law enforce
(Continued on page 5)
I s. c.
2
COLISEUM. LOS ANGELES.
Dec. 3. Bewildering the
Washington Huskies, the V. S. C.
Trojans tallied two touchdowns
before the end of the first half
today. .
COLISnUM. LOS ANGELES.
Dec. 3. (P) I'nlverslty of Wash
ington's football Huskies, ears
cocked and tail stiff, howled his
defiance today under tho walls of
Troy, where University of South
ern California nursed hopes of a
pigskin championship tie.
Geehan grabbed the kickoft on
his 15 yard line, dropped it, re
covered it again and got to his
2 Syard line. Tesreau layed on
the ground after the play and the
Huskies took time cut. He had
to be taken from the field with
an Injured knee, and the Wash
ington barkfteld lost one of Its
strongest cogs. Cook replaced
him.
Early In tho period Drury In
tercepted Carrolls pass on U. S.
C.'a 20 yard line and returned
to tho 2 8yard stripe. Drury rose
to the heights ot an end run, 76
yards, he galloped to a touch
down, eluded the entire Husky
pack and ran the legs off Cook
who waa the last straggler to try
and head him off.
A tew minutea later, after an
exchange of punts gave the Tro
jans the ball deep In Washington
territory, the unstoppable Drury
got away on left end run and
hung tip his second touchdown.
V. S. C. converted and the score
was: Washington 0: U. S. C. 13.
WOMEN NEED MONEY.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3. (AP It
has been determined- scientifical
ly at Chicago that a young wo
man ought to earn 11800 or
more if she wanta to wear chif
fon hose and go to the theater.
EXPOUNDS
ON LIQUOR
TOUCHDOWNS
BOARD ASKS
RANCHERS TO
REMIT TAXES
Each taxpayer on thn Klam
ath Irrigation district will receive
a letter next week from their
board of directors importuning
prompt payment of taxes In order
that the district may remain on
a sound footing.
Decision to send the letters
waa madn this afternoon at a
meeting of the district board of
directors. "We are not harang
uing the water uaers for money,
but are merely pointing out bow
much the money la needed by the
board for the maintenance and
operating of the dlatrlct", A. M.
Thomas, secretary ot the Klam
ath Irrigation district said today.
The board authorized Mr.
Thomas to remit the first half of
1928 taxes for operation and
maintenance due the United
States government to tne U. S.
reclamation office and also make
a payment on construction
charges. The two amounts ag
gregate $47,440.44.
YOVRK WOIiI EN
SAN PEDRO, Calif., Dec. 3. fP)
Misao Maklmoto, 25, Japanese
bride, killed her husband, whom
she regaTded aa cruel and her
aelf. She left thla note: "Please
forgive me that I did not clean
my husband's home before I have
done this thing."
FINE PICTURE
HUNG ON WALL
LOCAL OFFICE
A picture of "The Alamo"
which renders San Antonia, Tex.
doubly interesting so far as his
torical associations go now adorns
the right hand wall of the of
fices of The Southern Pacific. The
huge picture along with a scene
ct "Midway Point" at Monterey
and ane-ther of "Salt "Lake" ar
rived In the city Just yesterday
from San Francisco. So that peo
ple of this community might en
joy the pictures, a cordial Invi
tation has been extended every
one to drop into the offices and
view them.
In the famous Alamo. In the
heart ot the city of San Antonio,
an Intrepid band ot 181 Texans
withstood the attack of 6.000
Mexican regulars In March. 1836.
When after eleven days the Alamo
came to Its glorious fall not one
ot the defenders remained to tell
of the siege. "Remember the
Alamo" became the watchword of
Texan liberty.
The pictures are beautifully
framed and add much to the at
tractiveness cf the new quar
ters of The Southern Pacific.
J. V. BURKE IS
FOUND GUILTY
PORTLAND. Dec. 3. (F) J V.
Burke, president of the Bank of
Kenton, which was closed just
one year ago today, was fotinl
guilty by a jury last night of
misapplication of the bank's
funds. Sentence was set for Mon
day morning. Meanwhile Burke
In at liberty under $15,000 bonds.
His attorney said that an appeal
would be taken. The Jury was
out one hour and twenty minutes.
REBEL EXECUTED
LAREDO. Tex.. Dec. 3. (P)
General Francisco Bertalnl. rebel
chieftain captured by federal
troops near Minatlan. state ot
Vera Crux, was executed laat
night, said a statement Issued by
the Mexican presidential office
and received by the Laredo Times
today.
mas a - a
now r lsnmg in Link
River and
Although taps has been sound-
ed for fishing in streams In game
district number 2, Klamath an-;
glers may fish the entire year in
tipper Klamath lake south of a
line from Modoc Point to Eagle
ridge In Link river and Lake
Ewauna.
"It seems that this special pro
vision of state game laws haa
been overlooked by many sports
men," Marlon Barnes, state game
warden said today. "Also the
season Is open all year around
for catfish which means that Lost
river can be fished for cats."
Reason for opening these
streams and lakes to trout fish
liiSC is that during
summer
months the water Is so warm
that the quality ot fish In the
above named atreinis and lakes
Is poor and only whoa the water
HOLD
AM
HAND SLEW
Jealousy Ascribed A Mo
tive for Fatal Attack .
On Oregon Highway .
WOMAN SHOT DOWN
FLEEING FROM CAR
Second fUrl Hliot In Shoulder
But Manages 'o ling Hclf (Jut
of Ilange of Automatic Shot
(iun l ard by Enraged Man J
Poaacs Oi-gaiilzeil In Search.
CONDON, Ore., Dec. 3,
(AP) All available offi
cers of this vicinity today
were searching for Ray Fer
guson, 20, farm hand, who
is alleged to have shot and
killed Viola Richmond, 20,
and seriously wounded Vel
ma Raimey, about 20, near
here late yesterday.
The wounded girl gave an ac
count of the shooting to Dr. (J.
G. Gaunt, who attended her
wounds. She told him that Fer
guson was taking her and Miaa
Richmond to the latter's ranca,
home In his automobile for the
week-end. Some distance from,.
Conevm Fercnsoa pulled to the
aide of the road with the remark
that he had a flat tire.
Attacks With Mummer
He went to the rear of the ma
chine as though to repair the tire
and suddenly attacked the girls
with a hammer. Miss Raimey
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ,
(AP) The trl-motored mono
plane "Spirit of California"
which started at 3:55 a. m. to
da yon an endurance flight, re
turned to the field at 11:14
o'clock because of a "tall flut
ter." ,
Captain Charles Klngstord
Smith and Lieutenant George
Pond, pilots of the "Spirit ot
California" sent out a radio mes
sage at 10:55 a. m., saying that
the "tail flutter a practically im
possible and the wind shield U
coming unstuck."
They dumped the greater por
tion of their 1418 gallons ot gaa
cline Into San Francisco Bay and
came down atllla Field, their
starting point.
The plane took off with a
3500-foot dash along tho ape-'
clally prepared runway. More
than 500 persons witnessed the
takeoff and were thrilled by a
slight swerve and bounce the
flyers experienced before they
finally got Into the air.
Captain Ktngsford-Smlth and
Lieutenant Pond started out to
to break the world's endurance
flight record of 52 hours 23 min
utes set recently by German avia
tors. -w- m m
Klamath Lake
cools In the late full and winter
' are thev delectable.
APPOINTMEXT .NEXT WEEK.
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 3. (AP)
Governor Patterson said today
that he will not appoint a mem
ber nf tha atate game commis
sion to succeed the late I, N.
Flelschner, before the first of the
coming week.
Rev. Ilofrman Is III
On account of the Illness of
Rev. 0. W. Hoffman of the Lu
theran church, there will be no
services at the church tomorrow.
, Sunday school will be held In
tho morning at 1:30 o'clock aa
usual. Rev. Hoffman has been
111 for several days with a sevart
'attack of la grippe.
COMPANION
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