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City Edition
The Old Home Paper
WF.ATHtll.
OREGON: l'iittled, probably
rain In north mid west portion
0 tonight and Friday: waiu.or in
extreme north portion tonight: ,
irons, eouthtiasl winds, probably
fall'.
Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service
Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
Trice Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, l'J28
Number 6225
SANDINOS
BE CHASED
Young Nicaraguan Gen
eral Pronounced "Brave
Man" by Marine
LED 1 WILD LIFE
i!
MCVlrn Drrnnn OA r
MLAICU: KLCUKU BAD
,
I', H. Soldiers Hnvo Wholesome i
ItMiHHt of Vrnu.HI. mill l:lu-
lW,Ut- '
Ir. Is-ader of IIHH-llli.ua Mrur- t
nrjiuanai Una Im-st 1'uv.cr Over
.... .. i
ll)lti-rulo r'ullowrrs
- WAMIIIm), Jim. A,
With tlin H nation In
N learn,
gun .l.-scrllx-.l l ilw navy iln
wrtitii-nl liMlay n Im'Iiik unrlwim.
l fnim rrrrnl lint v' aiM"'"
lUletneW, till. tMltlle of wont III
lonsn-x over inieriruu hmicu-s
In crnlrnl AiiMrli has itliiilacitl
Hip actual fiK'nilia iMlvtreu Mar
Inca anil forces of (irneral Han
Ulno.
Hotermlued to carry thrnuith
It pruirum of ellmlnntltis ttsii
dlno from the picture, Itio navy
went shout lis work of preparing.
1,000 additional men to jieml
snutliward to curb -the pepprrv
Mrarsguan in a ranipslrn, the
estent of which, matins officials, j quarters in (he vjllry, will lie ob
Incluillm Major (ieneral l.ejiune. served on Friday evenlna; with a
command,. r of tho corps, would , dsncu. rieveral speakers will be
not predict. , present at the pro-tram. A sop-
How Ions; It would take to. per will be served at mlilnlcht.
eliminate K a n d I n o from the Tha hall, lust romnlet..,!. eon.
otherwise peaceful KlraraKUan
horlsoQ
lh general waa unaliio
lie said thai he expect-
to say
ed ta nil I no would atleu.pt lo e
cajin tu Mexico or In so in,, other
country when the marines bvgln
to press him.
HlK KruK Ko.n'l I'uilille
l-Jeune described Randlno as
a "Hniall Unto raotar who would
rather be a big frog In a lilt lu
(Contluiied on pan all)
J.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ft. (41
Tho bill of Senator MrNary, re-
publican cf Oregon, nuthnrlilng '
llO.ouri.floo for ai!itiisltlnn and
Siwiki.0i.r"iA"Dd
navigable arrenms was ordered
favorably repcrted to the Semite
today by It agriculture commit,
toe.
Representatives of virtually all
national forestry association and
organluillon appeared before the
committee lo urge.ltninedlnto ac
tion to obtain the lands in the
Intercuts of forestry and naviga
tion. Tho money wr.u4d be spent
over a period of ten years.
CAI.I.rt FOR HTATF.MKNTS, '
8AI.KM, Ore.. Jun. fi. IAIM
A. A. Schramm, state aupurln
tnndnnt of bunks. yi,Ht,i)r,lay Is-
Mill. it eatl ,, n u. n .,,, ., . i.f ...a
condition of all bunks nt tho1
close of business Ducnml.Hr SI.
Wis cull was matlu slintilt itie.insly
with a similar call on national
banks hy tho coniptroiler of the
Currency. 1
I.AXIF.HT XATIOX. , '
NKW YOHK. Jun. . (API
Kir Thonius lliiccham. Brltlih
composer. Jiarn as it guest con
ductor, has nultu a dnflnllo opin
ion about the lack of pep ut
home. "You know we're the Ins
fVl'NAHY'S BILL
GETS SUPPORT
lest nation in tn wor.d. ne ro-to
marked. 'Slnco the radio we
hive hnrnmr chmatose. I foresee
a geherntlim which will never
eoi out of bed," ,
Tunney Will Defend His'
Coveted Grown in June
(,V -
CHICAGO, Jan. fi, (AP) Tho ' Cormnk's direction. Tho two con
CIiIchko Ileruld and Exnmlnor In forred lust month when the rham
i , copyrighted news story today ( plon nttonded a Chrlslmns charity
1 said that definite plnns are being i Imnnuet here.
formulated for Geno Ttiney to
defend Ills heavyweight cham
pionship hero sonio time In Juno.
Anton J. Commit, president of
the Conk county hoard nnd a
person. 1 1 friend of the champion;
Kdwiird J, Kelly, president of the
Hottth Park board controlling Sol
dier Field, where, tho fight would
' bo held, and Michael J. Igou, n
member of the SoullvPark hoard,
hnvo been working on arrange
ments for tlio fight for morn
than a month, the Hurnld and
Bxnmlnor said. 1 "
Tunnny was understood fo have
tentatively nursed to meet tho
best opponent available undr
THREE DEATHS
RESULT FROM
SEVERE STORM
PORTLAND, Ore., JanB. (0i
Three druth. iiiiinuriiua InJir-j
! ami many thousand of dot-!
lurs duiiiuKD worn counted lodsy
n h coat of tli li'lwt hllsr'ard
and aleet atnrm that ewept uorth
ru Oregon mi New Years.
William II. Richards. 27. who
dU'd from Injuries received In a
hub sled accident; J. I), Brown.
611, who ill il of a heart allark I
wUIIk ahovrllng euow: and Fred
U'ufiibn lnl,.n ,.. fit. lf- I
Ittiin kllli'd In a wreck at Orison-
In Hiimtuy, were the vli'tlma ot
I tin norm,
Cortland and vicinity wee re
covering (rom tlio alurni with
modcrat tnini.rrnture m 1 1 1 a
..7"" .."'". "
iM,lw P0 truck cleaning
, more streets of In, coated snow.
'" " i " i u iiui n v i viill,
Main downtown thoroughfares
had been cleared yesterday and
1. . . ... . ,
"""" " . . " '" "V"
.. ,""n. "V"-'iP
f.luy on all lines except. I ho upper
I nl u in lila rlvor highway, which
remained snowbound bilietu
I Crown Pnll.t Mllrf If nraii.ttll Pi.ll..
(s.l'.ljnnd befwuifn rasi-ait.. lirka t,,l
ii.,,,, hi.,., ,
The fir train over the union
tm.i,i,. i...., .., r,...,ib in
hre thla mornlliK and txperimi
to set l.v II.. r,W l .I.
with 111 flu djtay.
DEDICATION OF
HALL WILL BE
STAGED FRIDAY
Formal dedication of the I.sn
(I! Valley community hat!, which
Is situated al anviirnmutil tiitml.
tains a main floor 4a l.v SI feet
with a stago, d reining rooms an.r
kitchen:
REDUCTION OF
GRAIN FREIGHT
RA TESJFA VORED
VAHIHXCTDN. Jan. S. (,11
A regliitlr. intended to bring
about s n Ourtlon of freight rates
on grain and grain products ex
ported front the. United States In
order I list American grain grow,
era and milling Interests may Im
pluee.) In better position t.i meat
Canadian competition was Intro
duced today by Senator Capper,
l..l.l,llnn ln.H
Hl'I-FKHF.D M'NMTItOKK
ALBANY. N. Y.. Jan. 5. tot
A sunstmko' suffered as a little
girl so affected Kuth Snviier's
... I .. .1 u. I. .. ... l.
' ""vernor Smith to-
dnv. that she lost her sense of
ao could not
resprnslbllliy and
jhelp killing her husband.
I'lirsH'IAVH WARNING
. OK IIK ITII I.S TIU'K
' .
. IIKKKKLKY, Calif., Jnn. 4
S. (PI
McCal
Mrs. Mnrle Jeanetto
warned five months
ago at her homo In Grahnra
tnai sn nun out six montns
ll) live, died on a ranch
lienr Medford, Oregon, Tues-
tiny, her sister, Mrs. II. A. 4
Dtvteese of this city, has
been Informed.
Mrs. McCall devoted tiro
remaining months of her 4
life to seeking out the
"beautiful In life" and reais
tnrlng her thoughts In a
4
vdlary.
"Life la allll sweet. I am
loathe to leave It", was her
a. IhhI unlev hni'itmlmp rt .
a Her snail nf life wns one
4 month less tlinn Ihe physl-
clan had prophesied. The
strain of heart disease, run-
nlng three gonnrntlrms. was
a the dUignoals of her llngor-
IIK illness. 4
;4 4 4
. . .
The newspaper explained that
the proposed bout would bo held
In conjunction, with tho demo
cratic nutlonal convention should
it be hold here. George K. Hven
nun, nation il cnmmlttno man will
go to Washington, according to
Cerninlt, prepared to offer Ahe
bout as an Inducement to the con
vention innkcj-ii.
Arrangenir-ntR provide tat hold
ing tho fight nn the even nt tho
convention. Regardless' of the
convention, liowover,- tho fight. If
clime,!, would bo hold at Soldier
Field In June. A percentage, of
tho fight profit would go Into
ti community chest fund for the
bonoflt ot Chicago's noody.
NEW
m Mimnrn
1 M M La
iiu iuii in i 1 1-it
1 ITIlllliJI II
iiiMnnirhrn
vrnr
UMUUI UI1ULS
Sheriff Office Hot
On
Trail of John Meek,
B&chelor and Logger
'AUTHORITIES CLAIM
nAMAr.iisir. FVinrivrF
wp M v ' aw wau
Sheriff. ' Offices Tliiouiiliout
elite tiuint A, kid to tiiailiiiK-,
Hear- li fur Well-Kn m Kliim-
Ulh Mil II Who la Km I
to Have ,
I
1efl llurlnu MkIiI
lliin anil err of llii niniinuni
fur the murderer of John Anarl
vtlilrli Inn I sunk tu uiiiicmi a
"sortn-viMc" uaa In full mlie
Huruln ilila aflerni:iin as Hlierlff
Hawkins
announiNl tltut tin
ltniimi'
clue micniilwt! since I
Il.e hrulnl erlinr hail iMl-n rum.
milled early Hntunlui' morn Inn
liail lMen illscoverfsl.
"W are searching tho const
and 1'udflc Norths est for John
Meek, bachelor and loitKer, who
lived on the .'. Warner place on
tha went side of Klamath luke
and who left Klamath Kulls
Monday nlKht for parts tin
known." Ihe sheriff said this af
ternoon. "Wo have Information that
ntuke us want to qnestlou
Meek Information that , Is ma;
tcrlal and -which I am not a
liberty to rfveat to the public.
Huffier to say that we deem it
of sufficient Importance to ad
vise all sheriffs' offices and po
llco departments in Uregon and
neighboring at at us to be cn the
look-out."
The sheriff when asked point
edly whether or not A.. J. Hnl
lumy, Janitor, held by authori
ties for investigation, had "talk
ed," be declined to make any
comment.
Ifs Important thu we get
.Mc'jk.-c h said. "He's tha man
, . (Continued on page slx
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
NOT K.NTKHTAINMKNT.
OltLKAN.S. France. Jun. 6. (A.
IV) Teniils la an cniertainmenl,
in tha opinion of the tax col-
il . .. H an h , P I I. ,, InvV
la tax' on the lllols Athletic club
i court held that tcnnla was Just
for Its tournaments. nut tne
much ot
a sport as football
exempt from tha
and therefore
entertainment tax.
GIRI. KKI.I.H HKtTRITIKS.
OHANGK. N. J Jan. 5. (AP)
Mlus Mnriorie Sweet, netlto.
'blue eyed and bobbed, supports
iir mother and herself by drlv-
'Ing around In her little car after
'supper and selling securities to
working girls.
t KKKISI.i:h'H
PASSION.
NF.W YOHK. Jun. 5. (API
Music with Frits Kreisler Is a
pnslnn. Koturnlng from nnroan
1 he elucidated: "If It were pro
hlblled and ugalust
file law I
for I must
! would be a criminal
pay."
I
CIGARKTTKS, AHOYK Al.l..
NE WYOKK. Jan. 6
a..-. !k ..;...
(API
. Mmi,.
! mtmt have hia'strona native cla-
.... nn.r-., r v ........... ,
iu,.,. It., aava hlilaM hu
..an
obtuin thorn he will cancel a con-
trac for concert.
HfFff V CUl-OfC
W t,Ll.L,I jtllJU 1 O
il nr UFtn
WtlU nCL
NCiRTH OF1 fTV
ttVAI il Jl a a
,, , r ' ' , 'i
Commencing : S'lnday. January
8. the Mnmathiun cl.,1,, whose
niemhorship s comprised of the
leading sportsmen of i , Klamutn
county, wlllhold Its regiilnr
ul.nr.la na. , Ut.l.HnV at . 1, B i-l,,l,
shncts each Sunday nt the club
g oiinns atong i no ni nes-, n.iioi -
n n.Kiiway just norm ot i-encan
in ' .
Shooting will c o in lu n t e
promptly nt 10:00 o'clock n nd
there will he Instructors on band
to teach new shoolersv in the art
of smuslilng the elusive targets.
Trap shooting Is reccgnly.ed an
one of tho heat and mnut Interest -
ing oiit-iif-door spoits nnd It is(nlght, which wis the Initial step
tho desire cf
cf tl
now
ho club members
to Interest
members In the
sport.
Willi this In view
the lntm
a practice
agement has placed
Irap at tho disposal of beginners
and expurlrncwf sluioters will bo
nviillahlo nt ' nil times to teach
tlio m the fundamentals of the
nor'. Their will ho no charge
for this Instruction,
It is tno intention of a nam
Iter, of' the member tri attend
the roglsterod' shoot at Del Mon-
te, Calif., next month and these
members are now giving
hours to earnest' practice,
many
(jJ. Maben
Heavy know btorm
at Rim of Grater
Kklmmtim over liuavy drift t
,of annw, mora than 7 In'ho
:nker ItV Uk. .Trid
at Kort Klamath laat nlKht on
aklln, afn-r Juat 10 huura on the
roiKl. a dlatunie of 0 mllia. up wlu-n they did little daman,
I In a Ionic dlatanre rtiureraa- Jal rot into the flour and cot
illon with a Herald reporter thla fee. After they were discovered,
ufii'riiiion. Mr. Mabon reported a employea boarded the window to
total anowfjll of 110 Initio o make nitre they would do no
fur thla winter at the lodge. Iur- further damajre. This taunt have
IjiK lh month of November the ruined tbelr dlnpoalttona for they
aiiowfiill averaged little better tere. the board from the win
' than to lni:k and Ueremker dowe and limply w reeked the
made a auln of 10 Ini'hea, aver-
aiiitiK aoiiieililiix over St'.O In' hei
tor the Uiuiith.
"The weilhef la modcratiiyt
and the muxlmum temperature
f ir the uaat week his been
around 15 while the minimum has
been iz. Muben aula. ' 1-ast
nlKht another Inch or more was I
added when a sleet that almost
turned Into ruin, fell. .
"How are the bears bchav- over the lodge while he Is trans
Iiik?" Muben was asked. 'acting business at Fort. Kliuiath.
BOARD. CO MAS DEMANDS
IET JOINTLY
i
Discussion of general' city lib-1
funi,.-. --
..'.lit IT. J.irr5rr .a?T; ' dr of Lawrence Walker. Indian,
occupied the attention of a Joint,. . t , .....
j meellttK .of the library board and
the city council last night
llecsuse their Incotno from tax-j
at ion will not be collected until
ihe first turnover next spring, j
the board decided to refrain from i
expending money for books,
using this source of Income for I
general maintenance' and relm-1
buralng the fund h,-n tax money ;
is received. I
' Thu 1. 1 l. r il n-Bd KAmmnniturf tiv
tlie.ccuncll for their admlnislra
1 t!on of library affairs. Present
nt tho Jclnt session were Mrs. J.
F. Klmlmll. Mrs. II. (.oeller and
K. M. Bubb. members of the
I board, and City Councilman Olds
and Balsiger and Mayor T. II.
Walters.
INDOOR LINKS
OPEN IN STORE
Formal oocnlnt of the Indoor
golf link of the Bournes Golf
and Country club in the base-
ment cf the Justin-Montgomery
slore was held last evening. More
than S members of the club and
tbelr friends were In attendance.
The Indoor course is nicely aVJ1"1' wllh o,her elr'c
ranged and will prove a popular
place for golf fans until the open -
Ing of tbe links this summer.
Golf Pro William Wade will be
In chirfge and urges members
to take advantage of the oppor-lf n ''
tunlty to play each afternoon and!6? P-wd upon by the execu
evonlng. Members of the club . t,ve. nn"nlttee.
are nrivlleeed in Ihvit. . ",,eai
it they so desire.
A match game blween Wil-
Ham Wade. W. MacRea. C. I.
Itoberls and John Boyle was PI1.
loved durlns the evenine The
hour were from
. 10:00 o'clock.
:00
unfjj
.
SHERIFF ASKS I
CITIZEN HELP!
1
A. nn. nf Ihe tn.t hnnes nf
Inninlne In wh, rilreeiinn the
Imurderer of John Ansel went, as
c.i..-.
' n 'e 1n
' i .i . . i n, ta i.i .
U IT II.U.IIII.K .lllVTIH 1Wtkll.S HHH
Ke" nnyono wno toiinu
jHinaii coins a.uug ino avenue re
iport the find to his office. A
! Porlon oi mo uinney tasen trom
Ithe safe was in- small change
.wl,1,'h was placed in two paper
candy bags. It fs thought pos-
"hle ot this change might
havtf fB,len 0I) (h8 Mr(w
Thtt the direction In which the
mur(,eror wom mlght bp trB0Cd
tne ,,,,, ot tno cnlns
foim(. , d b s,)(,rlff Huw.
'j,na
ourcTt re mit P5peclHv an-
i
xlnus to recover the lost
coins,
,mt ar(1 ,!m.)ty teMnK
pos-
,,,, nw pl,,.e rff evidence
to
' the man hunt.
,1r DV uo.tD
' KC I UK I tiUUK
I pnr A TT" Cf C
. VjlXHli JliCCoJJ
-
! -"Victory Hour" over rndlo Inst
In an extensive program by
Dodge Brothers announcing Its
new six-cylinder tnotiu- car, the
Victory, proved one of the most
enjoyable local radio fans have
enjoyed In many months.
The program came through
clear as a bell and hundreds nt
fans from all parts of Kliniath
county tuned In ,ovcr KKI and
KGW for tho enjoyable hour.
Al Jolson. Paul Whltemnn,
1 Fred Stone and Will Rogers were
on tho air and today people of
this section are repeating nu
it
merous of tho clever Jokes pulled
ibv tbe noted entertAliieit.
Tells of
"Will, they've all gone to Ltd
uw bu! tlley aura wrecked Oor-
;-' ' '
Thlr invaalon tat made
In-fur the windowa were hoarded
plait.' Vou could wade tbrouxh
flour jmU coffee to yonr kneea
after their second visit, Muben
lauchlnaly replied. (
"I'm returnlnc tomorrow morn-
Ins; ana expect It will take me
al! day to make the trip, the
snow la ao deep."
The reaiou for bis hurried re-1
turu Is tbat bis only comsnnlon.
la maltese cat, Is watching Kuard
HEARING HERE
. Even though officials say he
confessed to tne orutai axe mur-
i Btty shortly before Mon-
u.r U..I.I-
Indian has demanded a prelim-The gun carried by-Hunt was of
Inury bearing before Ignited that calibre. Hickman's weapon
States CsmmiMitner,'' Bs'rt C.w Pteto'
Thomas.
A hearing on tbe first degree I
murder charge will be held on
January 17 In Mr. Thomas' of-I'n circuit court by Kleannr Staub 1 Chief Machinist Mate Aron Al
fice. Iteluttves ot the red skin 'against Donald Staub. Mrs. Staub j bert Hodges. . -
have retained Attprney W. p. alleges cruel and Inhuman treat-' .
Myers of this city to represent I " grounds for suttc sh i BPTIBFMFNT flF 7
the youth ' asks tor custody of their little 1C. M i KClYlCll I KJT t
-formal " -Hrarg-, ' of murder . girl and iKtl thai ihe den4- THIRD - LIBERTY
against uaris nas neen I ilea in
the office of Mr. Thomas. The
esse k-,111 be handled entirely by
federal authorities.
CHEST FUND IN.
CITY FAVORED
I ,nl,ul to empt to pnt j
I )ni Community Chest
Falls were taken by
I ,ha Kiwanla club members at
I ,he noon ";" A rot-
",u"u" lu f """-"
! n,J committee appointed
.
'"
u 1
the plan.
' , l"2"r. 8 . c,omlmm
-"iJ ordinal, put
on 1r'v?s hronghcut th
; "r woum . lo nom"
uouiu omer ciuds ana on-a
I nltations of this city approve
luo P "" n.cu iMwanis is
nsiromemai in starting, onves
, lh'tthout the year would be
nnne aw'T w"n entirely ana ail
es.enes wou.u oe uiKen rare -i.
through the Community Chest.
POWER CONCERN
CLUB TO MEET
: "It O-e X t AMOnday nignt
tha
Phase Relation's club ot the Cali-
I '"" Oregon Power company
! win
give a dance in the Moose
I hall . to which every rnmnnnv
to which
. " - '
employe has been invited. Les
Kniline's orchestra, will furnish
the music, and a lively evening!
promised by the entertain-
ment committee.
Invitation have been mailed
lo every employe in the division,
and a number have also been
sent to officials and. employes ot
tho home office In .Medford
More than a hundred couples are
expected to enjoy the affair. Ad
mission Is by Invitation only.
P. O. SAVINGS -4TH
IN STATE
While figures are not available ;
bernuso of postal regulations, it'
was learned today that Klamath
Fulls placed fourth highest for!
the entire state in postal s.tv-
Inas denosited nt the l.-tctit office
Klamath Falls was exceeded
only by Por.land. Aalorla and
Bend, the annual report shows.
While poople from all walks of the tribe with all Its privi'.eges.
life place their earnings lnto!ntt wasa man whose life was
postal savings. It was learned, rich In action. ;
that the greater majority in thlsl
community Is found among peo-' captors; "When he -became one
pie of foreign decent.. lof them he quickly assumed 'a
- ' ' ' 'prominent lw'.itlnn In the K'am-
TO VISIT SCHOOL ; at tribe, lie is said to hnvo
First inoculation In Pine! built the Oral modern house on
Grove, Olene and Dairy schools tho Klumnth reservation. Con
for dlphchoria Immunization will verted to Christianity hn became
be made tomorrow by Dr. G, 8. a Methodist Episcopal missionary.
Newsom assisted by Mls LydlajHe Is survived by Mrs. Haggle
Frieze, county health nurse. I (Continued on pae six)
Mn pt mv
M1UIUI I UA
ON SECOND:
HQMICfDE
' ,
Grand Jury Order, Hick-
man to Irial for Slay-
in? Ivv Thom
rr-nuni irr a i cn ic
ALCUMrLICt, ALbU ID
FORMALLY CHARGED
Hurt.,
l.ruKHi! Wax Killed
lltlrcfuiu.e of lU'Volver Klrr
When Two Vi'tith Htajte Itoh
lieiy in Ihm Aiiui'Iiii Kubiirfi;
IW-liinetl Hunt Hr.il Kutal Shot
i i.u ivcei.ex j,, .1 r ll'i
.1
lllloi K. lllrknian, mnfitw
t,,i li.i...u . ,i iiu ,.r i.
jB I'arki-r was Inilirteil on a'
-,,.,., ..'.-..-' ,,i.. ..- n...
1 count r vraml lurr vrtlernl liiin
! to trlul for sliiyinft: or t , ' Ivy v
Thorns, Kihm-IiIII ilniKKt-t. flurtuK
an ttemitsl liol.lup a year nao.
The indictment also charged
Welby Hunt, now under arrest j
here, with murder for alleged (
participation In the same crime. a
Thorns was killed when Hick-
man and Hunt held up the drug-!
gist at their gun muzz'es Christ
mas eve. 1526. . "
A police officer In the store
'opened fire on the two young
bandils. Hickman s.iys both be
Bn.l Hurt, relumed tbe fire. Iluil.in.. t-r .h,. u-.:nhi- ln.lt.
declare, that he did not fire a
In the Interchinge Thorns was
kIKcd by a .3H calibre bullet. ,
WAXTS IMVnitCK '
Knit for divorce from Donald
Slatib was brought yesterday
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two buys.
Passengers on . th
Falls-Chlloquin stage
Klamath
probably
saved the life late yesterday of
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Adele Williams. Klamath Indian
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Adele Williams. Klamath Indian
woman, who was reported stab
bed five times by her eomnan
lon Edward Lett, alias Ed Bar
clay. Alaska Indian, before men
In the stage pulled off her dus-ky-hued
assailant.
Stage passengers fcund It nec
essary to knock Lott unconscious
t okeep Jtini from fighting. Th9
attack occurred in a rear com
partment of the stage as the stage
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passed Algoma. sna wrongtui use ot nis ot- scrimmage in tne lust two
Miss Williams, a young wo- ,'fice as solicitor of the 17th jud- On Tuesday night about half ot
man. was rushed to a Klamath '.Icial district of North Carolina, the regulars on the squad motor
Falls hospital where It was an-'twere filed, with a senate Jndic- ed . to Merrill and defeaicd the
nounced she would recover if no iary sub-commit tee today, against high school team by a score of
complications set in. Lott was 'Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes 30 -to 10 In a listless gime.
arrested. He could 'ascribe noiof Greensboro. The probable, lineup in to-
motive for the attack but offi- Hayes is serving under a recess - night's game !si Eagles. McDon
cers believe he wax insanely appointment as judge of the re-jiels a!nd Johnson, forward; Mul
Jealoua over Miss. Williams. . jcently created middle district of key, -center: W. Arnold and H.
, District Attofnev W. ..M. Dun- .North Carolina. A protest Arno'.d, guards. .-;
jean did not know today whether
charges agaiust Lott, would no point ment. carrying tne two orove. lorwaras; .mm; u -filed
In state or federal courts, i charges, was filed by T. Vance, ajwin. centers: Clllenwaters, Mola
The qnesttrn of state Jurisdiction ' Plumtree. North Carolina, busl- tore Kiger -and Walsh, guards. s
over Indians Is puxsilug ana a
great hindrance to enforcement '
officials, ho pointed ont. j
Condition of Miss Williams was
favorable today.
A life whose history is a page
of romance. h!story and adven
ture came to an end at 5 a. m.
today when John Pitt. Wlntone
Indian, aged 70. died nt lleatty
following a week's Illness,
i Kldnnlierl by the Klumaths
from his tribe near Ttedding when
he was but a small child, brought
'to the Klninath basin to serve
, ,he Klamath tribe, freed from
J' ZT
mid .ucoriiiirHie.i even-
timllv as a reunlar member of !
He eventually come to like his
Nnirn mn
PASSES TODAY:
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CLEAR ICE ON
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TRUCKS USED
In an attempt to rid Main
street of snow which has packed
up and frozen durlnjc the past
several weeks, a r:ad Made was
placed
crew cif 10 men shovelinn the
; snow Info the carriers to be
J' a con,,.. ,.f day.
to clear it off If the weather re-
i D",lni day," John Uerllns;.
street commissioner staled today.
"Thl" "ame ""-thod of 'doinit
away with the heavy snow is
uw,i in the 1"K"T rMn- '.
I ii of lit, I aiwnjr urji.esiMirj lu hti
' wy
Ofter it Is cut up
warm wind thaws it out
in a short time."
People drlvtns; alone Main
street this morning found It dif
ficult to keep In the tracks. At
times It was necessary to plow
t through and make
new , read
.iy.
' A" ' tnat fo"" hare
patience and we will Vet It clear-
" a" rapidly as posslhle, tne
street commissicner remarked.
' STIFF BREEZE
STOPS DIVING
TO SUBMARINE
PpnVIVfETilWV Min Jun
-'l. (?) A 4 5-miie northwest wind
, kieked up the sea and forced the
: salvage fleet assembled at the
,Xene of the submarine 8-4 dis-
aster to suspend all dlvSng, oper-
cations were that thu diving
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tomorrow or Saturday.
WASHINGTON. Jan- 5. VP)
Tbe three men taken ont ot the
submarine S-4 have been identi
fied by finger print experts of
tbe bureau cf navigation as Lieu
tenant Commander H. K. Jones.
Lieutenant Joseph McGinley and
BONDS PLANNED
. WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. (JP)
.7 The treasury department is work
ing on plans f:r the retirement
of the third liberty bond issue
maturing next September 15. Al
though they are still in a pri-
; mary stage they provide for an
exchange ot the third liberties
for the quarterly issue of treasury
- bends or certificates to be offered
.March 15 and It was said at the
department today that It hopes
to retire the $2,147,653,510 of
ret i re tne 2 ii i.oaj.aiu oi
! the 4 iMue Wi,hont disturbing
, . . .
the business ana monetary sys-
tpm. .
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FEDERAL JUDGE
C rTHTnCD E F D C
IJ UnLfC-K riC
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. OP)
Charges of corruption and ex-
i tortion while a practicing attor -
1 against confirmation of the np-
1 ncsa man.
j , ARRKSTF.D IX OAKLAND
i Thomas J. Connell Is being
I held In Oakland for Klamath au
thorities on tho charge of de
i fraudlng nn Inn keeper, accord
, ing to an announcement made to
day by Constable 0. B. Coiad.
Ei put into action early this mnrn
' Ina which cot the snow and threw
I It Into piles alone the main
thor .nithfare.
Karly thla afternoon trucks
.were placed In action with a
Lindbergh Completes ,
Fifth Leg of His Tour
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. 5.
(JP) Colonel C0 a r I e s A. Lind
bergh, completing the fifth leg
of his central American good
will tour, landed safely on the
j aviation field here from Tegticl
'.' ' 2:15 P' m' "nl" "'
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MANAGUA, Nliarugna. 5.
W) c 1 ' Uvlshly decorated
I with flags nnd hunting and ban-
ners bearing legends of tribute
today awaited the arrival of the ,
lone eagle. l,.U GHI.I NAMK.D CHAIRMAN
v School children who have been1 SALEM, Ore., Jan. 8. (API
procuring the national of Colonel girm Laughlln a yenlerrUy
Charles A. Lindbergh's native i elected chatrm-in of the state In
land were ready to sing it at his jdnstrial accident commission for
coming. They have prepared a ,192. succeeding E. -.2. Bragg,
carpet of flowers for their tar-. The chairman of the commission
orite hero to tread as he passes J Is elected each year. .
RUSH HELP
TO VESSEL
IN DANGER
Four Masted Schooner
Aground on Sand
Near Portland
HOPE SHIP WILL BE
SAVED AT HIGH TIDE
Fourteen Men Taken Off by 1'uaat
. Guard t 'rcw Following; Wreck;
lacllfHtiona. Were Hint Ship
Would He High mill Hrjr at
Ll.b Tl.le Twlay - .
ASTORIA,- Ore-, Jan. it. (Al')
The four-mastnl schooner
.North llcml, wills 13 men altoanl
was on tlw maimIs of I'eacock
Hpit. near .Vortblu-sil, tixlny with
cuftxt guards from tlire stations
anil an ualdenlifie iltaukcr
ileavoring to reach Iter.
The North Bend, according to
meagre reports, went aground -shortly
after 2:45 a. m., when
it is believed to have mistaken
the N'orthhead light for a light
thlp and sailed in too closely.
Peacock Spit was running high
with seas, according to author
ities at the Nortlibead station,
bnt they did not believe there
was Immediate danger to tbe
North Bend and crew.
E. M. Cherry, agent for the
Kruse Ranks Shipping company
jf North Bend. Ore., owners ot
the vessel which plies between
Brisbane, Australia and ,Coos Bay,
Ore., said he believed the schoon
er could be floated at high tide.
The North Bend sailed from
Brisbane November i. . ' f
II, WACO, Wssh., Jan. '5: I A.
P.) The crew of the four-masted
schooner North Bend, which went
ashore on the Inside of Peacock
Spit, aj, the mouth, ot tbe Colum
bia river 'early "-today, was re
moved from tthe vessel this morn
ing liy the coast guard crew of
the Cape. Disappointment station.
.Cnntlnned oa page (1
PLAY TONIGHT
Tha Klamath Cn.intV fnrlennnd-
. - '
'e"' basketba'.l season will off -
Alallv nun tn.ifuht a. tha HVht-
. , :
'bltlon building wheh the Amer-
tran Legion quintet meets the
Neither Manager Johnson of "
the , E igles -or Manager Howard
juf the Legion were willing to
Imnke anv prediction this morn-
ing as to the outcome of the
game. ' .',
. tue Legion team has had one
Legion, Bradley,. DeSpain and
COPS C'ltOOKKD?
PHILADBLPIIIA. Jan. 5. (A.
P.) It all the grafting police
men were fired. In the opinion
of Mayor, Mackey. there would ho
no police force in yuakertown.
So he is going to give th"m all ,
a chance to reform.
through their lines with the re
ception committee. . '
The . Managua club has been
decorated with hundred ot min
iature airplanes and balloons In
honor of the airman who film
alone,. . - . 1
Even General Emlllano Cham
orro. whom the United Stales
has failed lo recognise as a presi
dents aspirant, has Joined In
the welcome to the flyer. He will
be host to him at a
dinner to-
morrow.
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