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KLAMATH FALI.S, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUAHY 16, 1928
Number 6231
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WIDENING
STREET IS:
Petition for Improvement,
of Main Cutineti
' Thoroughfare
BELIEVE TIME FOR
BIG JOB IS PRESENT
foresee I '..Mginloil Trnrfle ('.mil.
1 tlolia Ahnijt Main Mtreet; I'etl
lion lb-Ins; ('Imilnietl by Chris
llnur Huirt nf Pro Jim t l
HllMlltf, Itcpoi-t.
Petitions BNktiiR fur tint widen
IiiK of Main nrw, extending'
fnim K I k h l h atreel ' Esplanade. '
claiming the prricnl street la
not wide enough to rare fur tlto
Imfflr, tfl being circulate'! to
(lay by Chrle Itlmua of Ilia llulrt .
Art'iila. j
Th people of tlm bnslnoaa
section or I hat rblnlty feel that
by liicrnaaltig the width of III
at runt great many mors desir
able buslne plaroi would ho
bulll. It la thi. belief of lhi.o
residents thai uuw la ihn I lino to
.widen Ihla part of Main strict,
when It can be claim at a rcla-
(. MII1UUIII 1.1 IllltUI
compared tu what will ho in
quired In laler years, by r.ax.n
of llm fnrt that the n.irth aide
of Ilia street, with th ex option
iif one or l i Initaucvs could bu,
'extended wllliutil a grflut ileal
of eKnonaa ur removal i.f hull. I.
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"Many of Ihn larger cities arc
now ai'nil Idk mllllona of dollars
In widening their streets ami
I tl-nll !. rK r..m .1... .. ...
that x formerly dod'ruti'il aurh
atrrta wnra entlrvly ti.o nnr-
row to rarry thi hvavy traffic
now demanded." Mr. illun.ia atat-
d today.
Tho propvrly nwnrra or
the.
dlatrlct are ilealroua or rroitlug
an Improvement dlHtrlct to pay
tn i-oi-t nf auch liniirnrenient In
rinding damaxea to tho propony!
holdora on Ilia North a:d of,'
Main atreel. for Ilia duniage done
lo their property.
I ID D T
J ft 11 1 L '
I n f I h r
II li 1W La
rnrmni rnargo of forgery wa
filed agalnal Henry l.loyd, briiI
ii in jiiauro court una tnnrnlns
lltf l.rrw fAl m. .fr.nr.u..l I .. n .1...
PROPOSED
HOLD LLOYD ON
CHECK CI
f Klainnlh Klothlng Kntnpany. "lndnre Imlniaied today that
It la alleged l.lovd forged a 'ie marriage of the former
.check on Dan Murphy, hla for-1 ruler lo MUa Nancy Ann
' nier employer and uaeil tlm nun.a . Miller o( Seattle, Waahlng-
Joo Anderarn In algnlug the check . ton. mU'lit not take place.
amounting to U.7!v i Arriving hero rnroutn to
The che. k waa cnahed by lhe'a Indore. he aald Hie Hindu
Klnmalh Klothlng Kntnpany and and the American girl were
I15.no worth of clothing was, ntlll al Nuwara Elyu. Ceylon
purchaaod by l.loy.l, It Is cunrg-:a anttlhnt the former Mahara-
ed. The etolhea were reiurned'
to Ihe rlolhlnjt firm un l tlm l.iil
anee of Ihu inoncy round on
Lloyd's peson was turned over
to Del. at by Keith Ambrose this
morning, pollco said.
Bank Brings -$20,000
Suit Against Company
Hooking to recover $10.004 75
alleged duo on a promissory
note executed November 20, 1927,
the First Nutlonnl riiink of Klnm
alh Kails has brought suit
against tho llriymlll White Pine
company and Wllllnin M. Dray.
In circuit court.
Tho mill ia located on fiprague
river several miles from Chllo
qtiln. Tho note waa originally
to r 120.0110. According to Ih" '" i mo rnnmuer oi
.. , . ,. .,,., i.,i commerce and their friends at
-" tlu fiirum Wednesday noon bv
already been mndo, Aneordliig to.(. a. Hendoraon, rminty agricul
tbe agreement, lb note could be
culled on demand or Ihe bank.
Deputy Hherltr l.onla Mueller
left thla morning for Hinyinlll
whoro, according to hla Inst rue
tlona, hn planned to attach nil
lumber In tho yard or Hie lli'uy:iit ine nieenng. nnas ai iittvpn
Mill While Vino company. Ho l.ticaa, popular vocalist will fnvor
Intended to appoint u keeper lo I tho gucslu with two sclrctlous, y
General Sandino
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A clirani'rlall! phulo of fii-n-
trul Aujtuatlno Kamllnn. Iho Nfr-
araituan rovulnilnnlat, wlr mon
haY anffi-rod hay loasca In
tlghting Willi In It cd State mar-!
Inua.
BURGLAR HITS
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ELIE FINLEYll""" Hlltcn. that deflnlle churg
" " a. oula bl) f,.d ,(Mlly
I.ealle Kln'.ey. Conger avenue.
waa ultRi ked lt ulalit by a '
myaterloua aaaallant preaumibly I
a burglar -a ho waa muring
hla atiraae. ;
The blow landed on Flnley'a
shoulder. He waa knocked dawn
and the rnenk thief duahed down
' " rn""k tnlef nuni-.l down
lh'' "lrort' eacnplng.
a idHMKIt M.ll lt..l All
.'Lv jii.t ..mi:i;ic.x
M.VDUAS. India. .Ian. 111.
Ml A meniiicr oi me atnn a
A .1,. f....,.. U.h.Knliih nf A
Jh 'la suffering from a
heart attack, might fake a
' fort night to recover and
then go lo Krani'o where he
owns considerable property.
represent authorities In Ihe "am
ber yird, until the suit was dis
posed of.
DISCUSSION OF
SPUD INDUSTRY
FORUM PROGRAM
Tho polaln -Industry of Klnm-
nlli county will be djacussed lie-
turist. Mr. Hendeison will bring
lo the niembnra Itunorliint ami
Inlcreallng facia of tho Industry
In (hit county.
B. A. Henry, well known farin-
er of Woeua Viillny, will prolde
p(pJ(l(Prohi Anniversaryj
OF COUNTY
COMPUTED
School Cenaus Figures In
dicate Total Reaches
25,000 Residents
DOES NOT INCLUDE
HOST OF TRANSIENTS
lii(-mtH4 Iti Itut-nl rot'iibi'lon
liinrkal.li. Ilitrlnu tin- I'aat HU
ran. Conuly Hi-IukiI NuH'rln-imili-iit
IVIrr till An nonius;
Kattiiin1'Tnkii In Indiana.
7'opiilntfun rr Kluninth munty
la apprr xlraati'lv 24.ouu und Hi-
. l.niau.m ot Kiamain ruiin ana
thr ri'nialnd-r of thp rountv la
ohi.itt niually dlvidfd. uvrordini;
10 t ailinati'ft nmdi trom th" cnnn
1 athiiiil cenaua. anntiuurt'd tlila
m.irnliii: by County Si hool hup-'
1:1 IntfOil.'ni Krud Totemon. i
Tvlal numlMir if r-ihl.-nM In
th. -titinty bttwifn tin) asi-a cf i
four and twMity iar lnrl'ialvl
wal r.,usn; tolul fur 1926-27 j
Wa &.91!t. I
Aminllrn lo lnr"ilK'.lina. It
hui brvn tlaurrcl that l.y multi
plying thv whool ccnaua total
by four the naiili la a r li.i!.lv
(Miniate of ixipulHtlon. Accord
lua to tho f ur In onu ratio, the
population of tho county la .J.-
Hjw tlm rurnl opulatli.n haa
Incrraaml durliic thn pa.U iu'vu
)vam wiu vmphaalivd by 'Mr.
I'fti'raon who pointed out that
the arhool ccio.ua of 1 J1 -IS
ahowi-d tliire wt-re 1.S44 child
ren outablH cf Klamath Kalla be
twrrn thn aitt-a cf fonr and
yfara. Tho pronent rvnaiib kIv-.
a total ot 3.01)1 lor rural .'!t-
IIKI.It N JAM.
II V..,.a. Indian-, la being Iiel.1
In Ibu Klamath county jail on an
open charge. Arresting o finer.
riinnertud wllh the rea.Tvatli.i
iii.llcA force, told Denutv She. Iff
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
KTIIOMI V AI'.OS.
DETROIT. Jnn. 16. tAP)
Decided opinions aa to the heads
try'a two biggest cllloa ire held
,y (rnr(aaor Tlioinna H. Heed
; of ,10 Cnlverslly of Michigan
who la bulplug a movement for
a city manager government In
Plltaburg . Ho regards Mayor
Wulker ot New York as "the
worlds champion Juck.inapes"
and Mayor 'Ihomuaun of Chl
e.go as "tho world's greatest
dcmnKogue."
ISO OKSCKNOAXTS.
HOItOKKN. N. J.. Jan. Id. A. j,Vcs promise of being one of
P.) J. J. tpperbler. lrt.. Is Ihe tho ,,,,,, brilliant affairs of the
ancestor ot more voters than his j earlv spring. This affair ia for
Sear. He celebrated his latest m,.m,er onlr.
birthday hy making a trip to Ja,.k nowrlng and hla orrhes
New York In the new vehicular i tra coniltMtnB o( geVen pieces,
tunnel under C.- Hudaon. attend-1 wi, fur,,!, the music for all
lug a wedding of a grand child, I ot ,n(, dancea.
one of hla ISO descendants, .mill ...Vo -re outlining an exlcn-
smoking a long, black cigar.
I'l.AN KXCAVATIOV.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Jun. 16.
(AP) A Yale I'nlvcrsity expe
dition la to excavate the clly of
Durn, which flourished moro
2,2(1(1 years ago beforo Syrian
hands burled It. It was among
tho continent of Alexander the
great.
CAN IT UK IMXK?
NEW YORK.' Jan. 16. (API
A new princosa of the American
merchant marine has firemen
who wear while togs and keep
Ihem whlto. Tho liner Califor
nia, built for service hetween
New York and the Pncirie 'coaaij
la cloctrlcally -driven.
n . ..o tJCAClMf
I UAV IJ 11 t,AliPlJ
HELD TOMORROW
Preliminary hearing of Orvllle
DavlH, Indian, alleged "uxe" msr
derer," charged Willi kllllliR Ljw
ronco Walker, prominent Realty
Indian. will open lomorrow
mornlnr nt 10 o'clock before
United States Coipuilsslonor Hert
V. Thomas.
Celebrated At J3ig
Church Gathering
The union mum mi'i'llnjc held i
at The Klrt ( h rial Ian ' ihurrbV aa Intrmlured and nave a auli n
on Sunday crrnlnR In reli ltratioa ' did aildreaa after which be pre-
of the rlithth annlvrrrary of pro
hibition round the church park
ed to rapui'lly with pa.plu ot
vvrry di'iKiniliiatlon.
Tba mtotlnu waa two-fold In
11 h purioa, firat In Icliratlon
of prohibition and aicond to an
wit thi falaa propananda of th
wet element.
An Inspiration anntc aerflcc
opriird llic meetltiK, which
led by (lev. V. K. Alllboti. paa
tor tf The Klrit Christian church.
who then Introduced the purpoae j
of the Katherlng and the apeak-1
er. j
i'rofnsMir Taul T. Jackaon of j
City s Growth Reflected
By Many New 'Phones
l'roof of the ateady growth of :
Klamath Kalla ia once moro era-
, . ., .
pWzed wllh the. announcement
that HJ additional telephonea
were Installed through the city
eehang during the year Jum
brouuht to a clone. Name list-
ed In the directory total 1S2.'
. .m.... i t. ..uw A i (...('.
tory will be mmlo thi week, with
4UUU roplea off Ihe pitas of the
W. O. Smith Printing company pert an even greater increase
todiy. The book contains 6S within the next aix months."
pagea Including the corer. ' F. I.. Crittenden, manager, stated
While It could not be learned ' today.
Juat where Klamath Kalla placed , People are aaked to dispose of
on the list it ia underalood the . their old bonka Immediately up
galn in this city places this com-'on receipt of the new ones
ELKS ANNOUNGElFIVE CRASHES
QC1AL PLAJ1S
Announcement of the Klks so
cial program for the remainder
of tho lodge year wasmada to
day by John M. filover. chalr-tr-in
of the entertainment com
mittee which shows a number of
Interesting affairs hare been
planned for.
On Wednesday evening, Jan
nary 25, the members will enjoy
a dancing party at Klks temple
for the members and their lady
mends.
A Valentine rrolie hus been
announced ror Wednesday eve
ning, February eight, for mem
bers only. Washington's birth
day will mark another eoclal
(lulo for me in I. its and at tbia
time guests will be Invited out
side of the order.
St. Patrick's ball on Saturday.
March 17, and March 2S will be
of Interest to the members.
The annual Inauguril ball on
l'iliAriflV avitnlnff. Anril 11
sive social dinclng program for
the romainnVr ot my administra
tion." Oliver W. Splkor, exalted
ruler, stated this morning. "I am
sure that these affairs wi:i be
well attended. o are sparing
nothing to make our social cal
endar complete."
REPORT ROADS
VERY SLIPPERY
Although not as dangerous as
last Saturdiv. state highways In
Klnmalh particularly on the
Hnvden mountain section of the
Aahlaiid-Klnmnth Kails highway
and the Sand Creek mountain
j Sand Creek mountain
secti in of The' Dillei-Cnllforiila
highway lire still reported to bo j Judge ampbell presided over a wav will he thrown open to use , suite . reildents. These property 1 Contrai l tor the grsdlng bus
dangerous nnil slippery, accord- number ot criminal actions in i.r- tomorrow morning. Night travel holder include, according to the atreadv beqn let and wllh the
iiiK lo advices today f.uiii llie'cult court, including tho trial : over ,, eutlre highwnr will lie counlv engineering office, the . advent of apiiiig. work will roir.
state highway office. (of Charlea Wl)ier. convicted ot prohibited until furiher notice, lollowlng: It.- S. Jones, Ella tl. mence on Ihe project Immeillate-
TKAOK I1A1.AXCK ;tMl.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16. t API
A riivoralilo trade balance for
C-.e Vnlted States of S6N 1.707.
000 Inst year waa announced lo-
day hy tho tommerco depnrtment.
whlch fixed exporla at M.8S1). -
160,00(1 nml Imports it IUlS4, -
i i i3,t)u0,
Ihn klnroatb rounly hlch arbool
sided ai officer of the meeting.
A atirrlnx addreaa by Iter. D. V.
HalRht of Tho First Trealiyter
lun chun h followed. Judae E. I..
Elllctt gar a aplendld talk, tstk
ln the ei-CDomlcal phaae of pro
hlbllion for hia aubjert.
Her. Krank L. Weraett of The
Flrat ilethodlatrburrh gavo the
cloaing apix;ch which was aaid to
have been a moaterpiece by many
who attended.
The meeting eloaed with a
benediction led by Clarence .Mor-
gan. repreaentative ot tne r.ugene
Uililc achool at Eugene.
munlty cliwe lo the top for the
entire ataie. x
Although reeorda bare not
lbj.cll kepl gm.e tne of ,
. ftnt directory in thin rity aome
' it) yeara ago. records dating
j hack to 19J0 show that S8 pas
were printed at that time jnd
15u cople were diatribuu-d. a
i u i .. it yaiill in t v-r. r
lei.1. highly pleaaed with thai
growth of thin exchange and ex-
Emit Schiesel. Klamath dairy
man, was arrested late Saturday
night after he Is said to have
crashed Into five automobile. At
the police station. Schiesel was
booked on charge of driving
while drunk and forfeited hail
of $100 when he failed to ap
pear for trial thla morning.
The driver's license of Hlley
Ijomls was suspended Indefi
nitely and a fine ot 1100 im
posed for driving while Intoxi
cated, l.oonils was- picsea
Saturday night.
1). W. Jobe. arrested on Sat
urday night In front of the Hotel
Hall for disturbing the peace,
paid a tine of 10 In police court
this morning.
Accused by several women of
making Insulting remarks as he
passed Ihera on the street. Paul
Caruso wna arrested' late Satur
day evening on Main street. At
the po'.lcc station Caraso was
hooked as a vagrant and ordered
to leavo the city this morning.
I.eo AbJIan was ordered to
leave the clly thla morning after
having been arrested late Satur
day night by city officers on a
charge of .stealing milk from the
Bachelor courts. Abjlan was
booked as a vagrant.
Mcgxing on the street lodged
Jack Kimmle In the clly jail last
night and this morning ho was
ordered to leave the city
JUDGE TCt COME
BACK TO CITY
BRING POLICE
CCD Df T A D V fOi"'io was iiikcii oy i.'ie oincer
rttiSKUAtil iOipnil uaeil as . evidenev' ngilnst
Jllflge j. i . i anipneu. orPKim
city jurist, will return to Klam-
ath Kails Kebrunry 11 lo pre-
aide at a number of civil cases
I that will come up tor trial ai
that date, be . Informed com", j
house attaches beforo he return-
U'd to his home Saturday night -
siennng rattle. County commlsali.ners tod;:y or -
' ' ' ' ' dered that emersency use of rec-
,' Mlsa Doege Iniprovlnif I tlona which have been snow-
Friends of Mlsa Harriett blocked through which the ruin-
Doeqo will be pleased to learn sheity bs cut a one t;iv rnid. Traf
is rapidly recovering from a ser- fie has been prohibited on these
j Ions major operation and Is now
'nblo to have vlailors at the Klam
,ii(h Ucneral hospital where she
ia ii patient.
Smoke? Why Not?
se.. .
She'a created .a stir in church
spheres by her approval of wo
man ftmokers. has Misd A. Maude
ltuyden. biitish evangelist, pho
tcecl her upon her arrival in
New York-r
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KXPOItT TltAOK OKOI'S. ( ford; "
The export trade in American CONVENTION TO
meat and Its products declined) rye U C F r UCDC
more than fifty million dollars1 tit, tlL.L.U t11LK.IL
In 1927. the Institute of Amor-
lean meat packers estimated to-j GA Vrs pASS 0r Jan. ic.
Uay- " '(P) Miss Marie Iverson of .Med -
TO
Mil IS
lllinT III Pin I IT dav evening. The next conven-
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Arthur Totten, local police oM
fleer. Is nursing a broken right
hand which he suffered when '
v, ...tm(a .. .rt 'v Trav.'f wood's Pharmacy dropped to
ii ii- .i i 3 degrees above xero this Dalton, Carter a.iid. was suffer-
ersey. alleged bootlegger, who on ) mornns. 0-,.lorkwhu.h ig terribly fro mthe cold. Th1
several occasions has been ar- la the coldest weather rec-svtwo men started out. swinging
rested and convicted of sa'e and ordi-d since before Christmas. I their arms, to keep the blood In
possession of ln!oxici;ing liquors1 At this ssme hour the ther- i circulation and talking cheerily
i.. ii.. -r,...,!.. ! monieter at the Klamath : back and forth to keep their
ill tn.s rouni). . Honse dropp;.d to 2 spirits high.
As Totten. during a scuffle. ay.free!, MoK ,er. ' They knew that they were In a
attempted to strike Traverser, It , Sunday morning at six "tight fix." tuat death wuited
Is alleged Ihe maa dodged the 1 o'clock the thermometer Just around the corner. In some
blow and 'Totten's b ind struck howed 10 degrees above. A manner, it came about that Dal
olow and Totten s J .aV-aharp wind Intensified the ton and Carter were on separata
the steering wheel of the car. col() giut.9 (f ,he fen, lt wa. nar,
The encounter took place on the tfSv4sfS4vtt (Continued on page six)
Sixth street viaduct. I '
Traverser was released from .
l. ..I... I.. 11 V..-.. nnl.n...l ... '
leave KI.im:ith Kalis, never to i
return. He left the city on Sat
urday. Al the timo of his ar
rest on Kriday night, be had in
hi rii-sscs-iioii two uuiirt Hi Ilk
bottles of nioon.-hlne. Before the
officer could stop bi'n be hud .
thrown one bottle over Ihe sidej
of the viaduct lo the Southern ,
Pacific tracks below.. The other j
Traverse) 'in
tho local pollco
J H1CIHWA Y Wlf.f'.
rr f r r-ar C AT
LJi- JrCll OLLiV
I'OHTl.AND. Ore . Jan. 16. (A.
i p. The t'oliimbia' river hll.li-
stretchers hetween the hour of
4:.10 p. n. and S:.10 i. m. owing
to work ot widening the traffic
lane.
BODY FOUND AT BREAK
- OF DAY ONE-HALF MILE
FROM 1 01 RANCH HOME
Courageous Wife Faces Like Fate by
Searching for Lost Hutband While Mer
cury Hovered at 12 Below Zero; Feet
Were Badly Frozen as She Returned
Carr Dalton, aged 26, prominent Title Lake rancher
and on of W. C. Dalton, president of American National
bank, waa frozen to death last night one-half mile west
ai the 101 ranch home which he desperately but un
luccessfully tried to reach. x
Told of her husband wandering lost in the bitter cold of
Tule Lake, Mrs. Dehlia Dalton dashed from the 101 ranch
house at 12:10 a. m. and for three hours and 15 minutes,
wandered in below zero weather searching for her hus
band whom she believed was slowly but surely dying out
there on the cold, bleak plain of Tule Lake.
1 Near exhaustion, her feet frozen, Mrs. Dalton stumbled
1 into a house near Malin at 3:30 a. m. and called pitifully
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AUDITING BIDS
NOT ACCEPTED
Hids for Ihe auditing of Klam
ath county hooks for 191", open
ed Saturday afternoon by the
county court, were turned down.
Whether or not bids will be call
ed ' for again or whether the
county court will seek other
means for securing ' th' audit,
bad not been decided today.
Bid were received from Allan
Sloan. Klamath Kalla. and the
Wilson Audition company of Med-
ford, was elected president ol
, Crater Ijike I'nlon of the Chris
' tian Endeavor In the annual con
tention of. the Southern Oregon
. District, which ended here yester-
MKHCVUY DltOI'S TO
TIIRKK. AltOVK Z.KllO
Despite bright sunshine.
the barometer at I'nder-
County May Be Forced
To Condemn For Road
Anxious to hnsten the grading ' Kails or In Kogun Itlver valley,
of the famous Devil's llraden j County Engineer E. H.' Henry
section of (he Klamath Kails- believes that the county snd the
I.akevlew highway. Klamath
countv authorities are seriously
t contemplating institution conilem -
nation suits igaiust certain prop -
1 erry ho!dei-s over whose land the
new highway win he routed.
it ia almost certain that the
county will condemn rights of
way through nine properties, all
of which are owned by out - of -
' Anderson. Eli W. MuMellor, l.ld-
;die J. Howden. Kndora Dlrney, 1
Herman Hemmell, Ituymond Mlk-:
kelson. Veda M. Ilodglns and
i Mim, J. T lylor. J
The county Is atill negotiating'
; with a group of Spraguc lllverjsn eight mile stretch of road
valley residents and others who
own property lu the valley hut
(whoso residence Is la Klnmalh
A tragic mistake ended the life
of Carr Dslton, a mlrtaky In re
membering the correct road to
hia home at the 101 ranch bouse.
Dalton and V.
.1. Carter, an
Ui-R7 mtdspent'
employe at the raucl
the day at Malin. The 101 ranch
Is nine miles south of Malin. It
wHw cold yesterday' and aa the
day drew to a close the mercury
dropped down and down.
The two men at 7:30 p.
yesterday atnrted out for the 101
ranch. The audden Void had
froicn orcr the road, leaving a.
top crust of Ice and f rosea
ground which barely held the car
from mud holes underneath.
Their progress was alow and
careful over' the rough and slip
pery roads so common of Tule
l.ake. - About tour milea from
the ranch home, the top crust
suddenly gave way and Dalton's
heavy roadster crashed through
into a deep mud hole.
The mercury had already sunk
below the aero mark and waa
dropping . s.aadjiy. Carter and
Dalton knew the Tule Jjtke coun
try. They knew that If they
were forced" to walk, they might
not reach their destination. So
they worked with the energy of
desperation to free the car from
the tenacious clutch ot Tule lake
mire. .
Their efforts were unsuccessful.
Try as they might they could not
free the car from -the mud hole.
It was about 13 below zero when
they decided to make a "break"
i tar the ranch homo.
property holders residing III tho
I basin
come to an amicable
T agreement. Among realilenta w-ho
1 have not yet eloaed with the
i county ire: Mrs. O. V Howard,
I Mrs. I asebeer, T. M. Brtajll,
James O. Watts. Jamea Hell ea.
, tale. J. P. McAllffe. J. II. Owens
. and the l ulled Sle.tea gorern-
1 ment.
ly. According to Ihe county's
agreement with Ihe sf ite high-
way cnmmlsBton. Ihe county must
secure the necessary right of
wav.
The Devil's finrden section l
! starling from Illy and lending
I weal through a rovky and rough
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