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. tonFfcht. Uentle vurlable winds.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928
Number 6206
CHINA RUNS
W1THB
OF SOVIET
1700 Suspected Commun
iiU Slain Near Shang
hai by Canton Troops
CANTONESE HOLDING
SIX HUNDRED GIRLS
Wl(l 1) -Known Communist Or
Kaiilarr Murdered ami Italy
IlliMnilril and ' Distributed an
tiramomo Ifpaeon tu TIhmw
A'ho Would I'rcarli Jtrtl Doc
'fclrlucs l
i SHANGHAI. Feb. 22. (A
I') Dinpatchi-H from Clin
ton Huy that 1700 ullcKcdj
COmmunt.SU, bom nun 1111(1
000 niemburs of a girls' commun-l
1st corps In the sjime area, but
Ihau liavx il l.n .. Illnil
Northward of Canlnn DUO reds
were made prisoners and huti
dreda of rifles raptured.
Iang-I'al, widely known roin-
inUiilsl org iiilicr. In Kuklen pro- j
Uucc. Is sluted In have been (nur-
.1 . ..III ... L,.
-own who photoaruphV-bis
rnrpae and then nil It Into ten
ploccs fur general distribution
and vxhltililuii. Ills bead was
sent to Canton with the tilos of
discouraging red activities,
f t.M I.BIIIIII uiiii in v niiidii '
has reiiudlsteil all nmes ltu.,l
H00.0O0 Mexican In new Itnles.
I. - l
fhuYvi.tl ailk J.ll... ' u Lil.
drunk and with,,,. . driver's T I
cense. K. Turner waa arr.-sleil I
last night on the corner of Klxtb
Olid Klamath by Officer Cu.ns
and lodged in the city Jit (I. un- '
utile In furnlvh ball In tho sum
oj 1125 , .
Turner waa drlflng an unto,
mobile which of fliers clalitii'd be
longed lo Charles Calf. Ilo will
. hn broi, gllt It, I puller 'court en
Thursday tnnrnng to answer, lo
rharges cf driving while Intoxl-
' cated anl without a.drlvcr.'s li
cense, 'j
MAYOR WALKER
GETS BIG PLAY,
NEW OltI.KAN.1, Feb. 23, (At
Jimmy Walkur, mayor of New
Women, HaV0 Dcen ext'CUteu iichinsn-Jiiiiiig. urumn rum employers wnen sne went 11 a bool board" for t
by Canton troomi nftt-r tho V J."" fl" 7"' 10 KM'" ,"'f "'" " and mis board
. ... ,. mii-u invu.p i sept io g'i a pair or sinctui len. ; m... of ,i.
Capture Pnst Of the city on stuff. What a picture she made i Mrs. ,U,,,.y. ,, llttl, l.en ' rfi ' , ,
. i .... I -hn hIia Itinilerl tit New Yurk! fnt aiHiru i. .
rOlirUUry ZU. ioul '"r tor two weeks. T1.0 fouu,y
OB DRUNK,
; CITY CHARGES
York and ex-nffli lo king of Mir ' jiighl where ho was booked
101st in n nil gras of New Orleans,' in n vagrant. Ktorkurd will
packed his wardrobo Iruiikt' tq-i u, bronchi befnru Polite
day In start home by easy singes. J I, d g n I.em lii!hn;en on
lie has a speaking engagement 4 Thursdiiy morning lo an-
at Mohllo tonight, a three hour t swer to tho rlmrgii. .
visit with Atlanta friends bookM ,1'pon senrchlng Htnckard
for tomorrow with a final smith- alter his arrival al llnsta-
ern appearance nt Wlnalon.Kalem. tlno, Ambrose discovered ho
N. C. Friday when liu will speak had money in his pockeVs.
t '
Robbery Held Motive
. for Burning Governess
SIOHH1STOWN, N. J.. Feb. 22. clothing, A watch and. scat on
(AP)-Uolibry was bullnved lT'11,0 body. '
iwitlfm tmtuv tt liavi. I.ni.n I hn mo.
h r.. . ti,. I I ., . ..
Monday night of a Tvomi?,, hom
I liny identified as Miss Margaret
Ilrown," 40 years old. employed
until thnt morning ns govern
ess In a home on fnshlonnlile
Park avenue. New York.
Kroil Iliifr. Iltnilen'llit of . dn
toctlvus of Morris county, said
thnt when Miss Ilrown left the
homeJof her eniplnyvr. Jmnes P. Jesieruay I . FUKI) It At IK DEAD -
Ollllsplp, she bad wllh her $8,000 r . . ! 1 SAN FltANCISCO, .Feb. 23. OP)
In bonds and $1,000 In cash. No CINCINNATI. Fob, 22. pj,.. iFrml Haclk. Pan Francisco news-bonds-or
cash, was found In the , Dlnnicnd rings and wntchea vnl-u0V who began nearly 30 years
woman's clothing. tied at between $10,000 nnd "" selling papors and laid the
ltoff said Idenllfliiillon had $50,000 wero stolen by two men I foundation cf n fortune which
been made by Miss Mary Ilrown,
n slst, r, of Fort LeivN. J., from
descriptions of (lie dead woman's
Cinerria Symmetry
i i'
aWy 4
HyminctrWal and pretty In Miss
llSV L.O I UW I UN
r c DCPMtT CiN
' EtiiTill tJ VStl
RIVERS SOUGHT
HA I. KM. Ore . Keh.,;:. (At
Protests were filed with the sut
eiiKineer yewierday by the stale
llsh commlsHlnii iinlnil Die
"V
streams witiunn iirsi caiuna
I hearings. Ktat-anis where both
gaipe and commercial fish are;
propagated are Involved, s,
One of the protests la against j
.. i
"m '1'licaiiona ot inn cny oi
OffWIlt "11 IM" " I'-1IP linil.lii"! h7"
Other streams mentioned in lliejand pleusuru Irlp.
prittsted unpllcatlon are thel -
Hoitii ami Illinois riv.rs in Cur-
ry and Josephine rnunllea. 1K
i chutes river in tkTniun and Was
co counties, Marlon lake and
North fnrlr of the Kantlamin,
Marlon ami t.lnn rountlei. inon !
I.nko and Mllf Creek In U'llltla i
rniiniy. Hood lllver, I'aglo creek, i
Waht'im and Lost lakes In Mood
""'i ..
n ...
" AjOtLliKMlUK IIS
PLANE KILLED
' , '
Tt'CSON. Arls., Feb. 21. ,(T ;,
Miss Mnbfe Angle. Tucson schooj !
leaeher was kl I and Kdward .
(iriswolri. a student pilot and a
natlva-of Washington was sorl-1 ,n0 ,,, rr ,,,n i.otomuc m
ously injured when their airplane, demonstration designed as a
'Ult "forerunner of ., ho, countrywide
from 70i feet hero Tuesday-. i bt.rvurfl of Washington's birth-
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4 "VAti" WALKS INTO 4 ' hence tinner government ampiccs.
4 . II I.MIH OF POLICE 4 1 The elm shaded sinx-ia, along
'" 1 ' 4 which tho first president rodo
4 Anklng Ch let. of Police 4 ' on bis way to clinrch, were drap
4 Keith Ambrose for I lie prico 4 , ed in. flsgs and hiintltig for the
4 of a in on I landod It. Hlock- 4 occasion and military und patrl
4 ard In, the city Jail Inst 4
The detective advanced the
,1",7 Unit the wojnnn had been
attacked and robbed In Now York
anil brought to Now Jersey in
an automobile. '
ed, lii gnsnllno and ablate, wm
T n motorist oil the road
''lwuen Hornardsvlllo and Mor-;
'"""" "on men at a ' nosiutni
In a robbery of the Ideal Loan
and Jewelry Noiiiiiu,,v hero
day.
E JAf f
DflDDCn IM
nUDDLlHli
Vault in Fashionable
Park Avenue Residence
Yields Fortune
tCfl (Vyi IN ' JFWFI C
J
lAKbN BY THIEVES I
;
Mnlil IIImiiviih lllfc Theft When
Hhn lv (nlenl l.v uuhu
1.00k tor .lneloo ..1 Muf..
t"rl,a!,,,w"H,n
U round Ope,,. Ono lllamondj
Oudu VnluiHl at .ui.immi . I
' , . (
TUfiiiv, ret), zz. lua !
NEW
YORK
Hanlser, a maid In the I'ark proved tho formation of a coun
Avenun home of IcuuUian liulk- ty school unit for Klamath coun
ley, a wH!r broker, reported to iy, embracing all, tho territory
police today that' sha hiid ills- m,t Included In the City District
rqver.-d tho theft of - ISO.liOO
worth of Jewel, belonging to he;
returned la her homo at ton
I'urk Avenue las) nlshu She
asked .Miss Kaniser to get her
spectacles which had hoen l-ft
in the aafo on the second floor.
The maid fuimd the floor of )
safe cpen and I hn JvJ gone.
In the list of missing jewelry
given In police was a mim dia
mond chain valu-d at $.iu.neu.
three diamond braeehus, two ds
mnml jrlnvM. a sjiutililre nentlant
ml kf.vi.ml italrs rf Iflre1fil .nrf?
ring
ItMIIIKS (toli KOI Til
Frederick Forbes of Forbes
Pure Drug loro plttns t leave
, It
mis -: " ru-
1 1 " I fl 1 1 1 1 1 fl T 11 II J
WASIIIN'tlTOX. Feb. 22, Mi
i Virgin' la' which gave George
I WasliluRton to tho natlika recall-
her glorious, post for Prcsl-
dent Coolldge today with a cele-
brut Ion nt Alexandria of the first
prnnidenfa l6th l.lrlhiluy anni-
rwiry. A of ,ll0 ri)m,.
..h i,,,., . M.im.rH In
day tu Is celebrated four years
1 otic mills sought places In. par
ade past a reviewing atnnd for
u Hiilutt. from President 4Iool
Idgo. Priuilcully nil of Virgin
la's .officials set Alexandria' as
their dentinal Ion and dor.ens of
those of the federal government
closed I heir desks at Washing
ton to hold a reception In honor
ot Mrs. Coplidgo In historic Car
lisle house. In which tflo con
vention wss famed and the con
stitution, was conceived. With
them wero practically nil mem
bers of tho statu leglslntura and
stale officials.
BOYS CONFESS
.. TO BLACKMAIL
I
HAN JOfiE, Calif.. Feb. 22. (At
Four boys, ugo 13 lo 15 were
In n iletuntlon home lotlny utter
ulleKedly confessitig to writing a
"lilckiiiun" nofo to Thomas I.an
ln, building contractor.
Thii.uoto domanded $1,000 ns
the price of refrnliilng from kld
nniiliir l.unln's phllilren. Phvllls.
.i itirh.ni i
Tim bovs'lolil m.ll. o Ihev nwnv.
ly v,nnted lo "scare those kids." i
j ,
! nKgre.'tnted nioro thnn $500,000
to-idled here yesterday nt the ogr
lor a;
mini IIIKII 11111 41
Blilliipp
i
County School Unit
rian uxpminea ana
( Editor's note: ThU l tlo
third anil. last of a series of ar -
tides submitted to the Klamath
press by County School Huperln-j
tendcut Fred Peterson. I'erhapa :
tlilH artlclo'l more Instructive
and enlightening than the pre-'j
ceding two as it deals with the)
theory and aetual working of the
'so - called tftunty unit system. Mr.
Peterson wrote the following ar-
tlele only after touch research ;
Unto public documents to ascer-
tain correct figures and the Her- j
aid suggests that Interested read-
t"p 0,u ,IU KHool article
fur future reference-). .
.. (Hy Krel IN-tevMin)
(County Hcltuul Superintendent )
In May. 1922. tho voters ap-
f- Klsmulll Kiilli. Tho county
court Immrdlately appointed a
ho new district
assumed the du-1
ff.mi.tlt flf IhU l
district assumed
the bonded oVbis of the various ,
dlstrtcu, amounting tu $97.
97.764.
a u is in!
und old outstanding warra
the sum of IIH.061 r.7. Along i
with these liabilities tho county
unlt received cash balances of J
Il6.il3ii.98. . Uncollected , taxes a modern building, at Olene,
wore also turned to the new dls- thrin additional roomsnt Chllo
trlct. This cash and -uncoUeettHl . quin. one at Malin, one at Keno,
lax, was used lo run school un-' (Continue on page six)
: !aa
Just Ramblin' Around
13
'Kdftnr'B Not: Thin Hfricai
In lli h'ventiii? Iltrn1ri und Mornlni N- !(- nn only
iwr mm or t h- 7io tulrrlb m of the Herald ih1 New
' ttk buth pH'm.
KACIIAMK.VTO
Til Kit K I
ntui in
la a reeling of restful -
Sacramentn.' Here It
was that. the gold miner and tho 1 on ,ne,r Kramath
eaiVly rancher wintered, and here county resorts and they will ad
It la that many still come to win-; mire our summer conditions just
ter from the mountain country. : aa much as we admire their
There Is good and sufficient rea- j beauty at the present .moment,
son why they should, for It la a , -And that Is the way of life,
restful place from every angle. ; No community waa blest with
Just now the fruit troes are In i everything all tho time, Kach
full blossom offerlug a . picture I has its period of beauty and each
that seems unbelievable to those has Its period of seered and yel
of us who have been nsed to the low, as nature In her, accurate
high country this time ot the j yet firm manner goes on In her
year. One rides, for miles and i customary way.
miles through bowers of bios-1
him, the ground carpeted with
deep. rich, green alfalfa: here
, and Vhero an, bands of
with tho spring lumbs Jumping
and playing,
. Sacramento valley is almost at
her best this, limo of year, fori from Sacramento's offering ln:'or Singleton's mnrdcr, are the
tbe low hills are velvety green j beauty, but none the less beau-j ones who started on their "now
making the picture complete. , tlful. Ilore. the old pioneer hn sentences t o d a y although to
. A fewi weeks later, .however, , done his stuff. Jlo not only nas Cregg there ts no change In his
the hills will tnrii a rich brown been generous with sufficient prison standing as ha -already
and tho favored fields will be ground, but bo laid out a par, was serving life for 'murder.
the only green ones, for water 'that Is wonderful.' Not a tree) Albert Jvl; stewarti'ls tho man
Is the lire-blnod of tho valley in j kss been t r I m oi e d and each who la yet to receive his sen
summer time and there is not tool (Continued on page six) tence.
Life Toll Feared in S. F. Bay Ferryboat Disaster
LAN FRAMCISCO
SFWK fieMi r
-. v- - -
Iff
fSX
, ? a
Of more thnn n score swept overboard, trom the front apron of the
on Hun Francisco bnv. severnl urn mlsslnc and fi.nred lost. I'mier
shipped a wave, npd how tho rescue 'was conducted Below is the
, ... ..... t. . . .. . .. ...
j crowdsd condition aboard the vessel
I rerultn,'
til taxes levied by the county
unlt would be available,
. Tho total expenditure!! tor tbe
w-hoola outside of Klamath Kali
for the schooj year of 1921-22
(lhe last under the old plan) wa
JHJ.71 1.S9. Of this amount
24.193 wax listed as high school
aip,..nM, leaving a total of $118,-
D1S.&9 as the cost of the grade
schools. ThU sum Includes no
paymiita for bonds ox Interest
un bonds as this" expense 'was
'red for direct by tho county
treasurer's offleo and does not
'ppimr tho clerk's report. ' The
W for tbo first year under the
new plan was lll.9S7.3g. Be-
ginning with tbe year 1922-21
;the cost each year for flvo years
u as follows:
1922- 23. ...j. .116.67.3H
1923- 24 tl33.2S.35
l2-25.. 11.S88.7,
162C-2I! -..m0.678.0t
192S-27 1163.970.48
During the five yeirs listed
there was spent the sum of S39,-
107.82 for new buildings. I'nder
lh .1.1 Hlutrlt ntan l...ll.llnaM
!. !m.. ..,...,. hf.ii,. i...ted s,a,M rapreme court today.
bond Issues, but the above Hem
appears in the above listed ex
penses and was a direct tag- !"vy.
In 1925 a bond Issue of $7u,-
000 was voted by the county dls
ftrict. With this was built a new
four-room building at Altamont.)
fral
of rummanlratloriai will -rnw-r
I mu1i water. Now is tho time to
! enjoy Sacramento valley. A llt-
1 1,8 l,er ,h" People who can will
rriHISKE should be a flno state
Jl pride In the state house square
'l:?
j KOO(I .cum. for her state house
j ,n Kalem. and It Is admired by
i every traveler. It Is different
.fSW-
during tho commute rush losit,
IH COURT
TO Dill C DM
IU lULL Ull
WIRETAPS
t
Supreme Bench Members!
rreely Express Views
- on the Subject
QUESTION WILL BE
DETERMINED SOON
Hi.li) Action or Prohibition Offi
cers in Tapping Wires of OUn
' strati of tfi-n'ttle Was Violation
of kanctHy'' 0(1 I'Hvwy of
Jlnme " ffc-ck' ltrvcnial ' of De
cision ' " J .
.I
; WA8IUNGTON.. Feb. 22 (V prence Mpedll.
P The question of Aether!. the e,Mtor,, liiw wnkl ha,
I.. ... '"y i
iiiiiuun n n c o vii. uwtv,ti
...rf ..I ib. h..m.. within !
.... ,h. f..h
fifth constitutlnnaV amendments.
WHM UWU
was being considered by the Unl-
Justices Holmes. McReynolds, ,
.Sutherland and Van DeVanierl
were told by attorneys for Roy I
Ulmstead and IS other Seattle!
men convicted of Volstead act j
conspiracy on evidence so ob-1
,a,l,cd' ,nat
it ire-tapping was '
invasion of the '
In effect an invasion of the
nomc-" ; The state convention of the Ore-
Although critical of this con-iBon auto camp 'Mocutfon. end-
tention. which is supported by; t . i.t.
. , ... . . 'ed here yesterday afternoon with
American telephone Interests in j '
a briff opposing wire-tapping as business session. New officers
an invasion of privacy of. tele-J elected are II. M. Seivert of Port
phone users, the Justices pointed land, president; F. 'D. Merrick of
out that wires In question were J Medford. vlc9 president: Clln
taped by prohibition agents out-j(on A Ambr0Ke of Portand. ec-
sme oi nomes or oiiices oi rus-
ported bootleggers.
I Continued on page six)
LIFE SENTENCE
.SACRAMENTO, Calif.. Feb. 22.
iyp Condemned to serve their
natural lives In Folsom prison
for the murder of Kay T. Single
ton, guard, during the Thanks
giving riot, and attempted break,
five ot tbe six leaders of the
mutiny today were hack In their
cells at, the penitentiary starting
to servo their new sentences.
Tho sixth likewise Is back in his
cell but Is still serving on his
old term as the formal court sen
tence baa not been pronounced.
This will be done Friday.
' Anthony Brown, James II.
Cregg. Koy K. Stokes. -Walter K.
llurko and Eugeue Crosby, whose
lives District Attorney Nell "Mc
Allister had demanded as forfeit
f ir
OAKUAND
"f3KS.T''vrr 'jtTfr,
3558" Ri:vl-','J ' -'.vj'..--
V - - . . ""-'
Key System ferry Poralta, plying
nletnrn shows Ihn vn.tl
ferry, tho arrow pointing to tho
. .. . . ... . . .... . .
Cojit. W. II
PRISONERS GET
Runs Election
f .w 1
asVSfe' .. 1
Brig. Cen. Frank II. McCoy, ap
pointed by President Coolldge to
supervise the Nicaraguan presi
dential election this year, has ar-
i d vail in Unnavn.' It 111 IwllffVeH
been approved by the American
"
congress,
E
n
I
noSEnURG. Feb. 12. OPl
,., ,H ,.,r: Oeore. M.
! Batty oL Pcrtland.- John . Ewell
of . Ilosebnrg; U. II. Bunnell of
- Klamath Falls; W": F.-Tncker of
Portland and William Carson
f Eugepe, directors., The. 1929
convention will be held at alem
while the legislature la in ses
sion. As a concluding matter of
business and association unan
imously adopted a resolution op
posing the proposed $3.00 auto
mobile license fee.-
SAM I" EL IXSll.lf IH
APPOINTED SUXAGKIl
CHICAGO. Feb. 22. (JF) Sam
uel Instil, utility magnate, has
been appointed chairman ot the
finance committee of Chicago's
proposed world's fair in 1933.
"C'blcago world's falr-ccnlen-nlal
celebration" has been chos
en by the trustees as tho new
name for the fair, which ahort
ena tho former title of "Chi
cago's second world's fair and
centennial celebration.", "
44
4 WASHINGTON'S ' 4
4 - BIRTHDAY HA BY
4 BOKX IX THIS CITY
4' The first and only baby
4 born on Washington's birth-
4 day In Klamath county, ao
far as could be learned by 41
fk ,l,rt L-c-nln. Ilnrnlfl ftt nrftKS 4 .
4 time today, wus tbo son 4'
born to Mr. and Mrs. II. F. 4
Harrow, of 019 Jefferson
t 8lraPl
The child was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Da r row at the 4
Mill
BUNNELL
HI
U
Klamath Valley hospital this i C. H Smith 64. general
morning. Mr. V a r r o w Is i manager of tho W estlnghonso
manager of the Woolworth Un'n Battery company, was kill-
store in thin city. ' A.ed Instantly. -444444444444444'
Smith was believed to barl
met death accidentally.
Flivver Plane Forced ,
Down but Makes Record
j - TITCSVIMfE. Fln., Feb. 22.
1 t"AP, 4l.fr ItrftnlfBr. nllnl. B.d
his diminutive flivver plane,
j without advance warning today
j had made this city the terminus
1 of a record-breaking flight for
! small, economical aircraft.
Although his projocled route,
I which led from the Ford airport Before rutlrlug, exhausted from
'in Detroit to Miami, was not 'his long aerla! Jaunt, Brooks rx
; completed, when Brooka landed plained that ho had been forcul
. his tiny ship here last night at I down thus son-.o 200 miles short
S o'cliM-k he had covered more I ot bis goal because the ft gut
! than 900 ml'.es ot air lino dls-1 ions of gasoline with wbleh hn
Unoe In slightly less thai thlr -
' .
1 ' ThO previous noll-Slop TOCOM
'01" I'lmioa of 40 horsepower or
. 1 .. (I . , . II.. Vu Un.
Mvlbome of thej'ess was ST1 miles, set by Max
snipping, rrencu nviaior, in
JACOBSON
LEADING IN
LAKE DASH
Winner of 1927 Race
Forges Ahetd From
Very Start Today
NORDEEN CLOSE ON
HEELS OF LEADER
Soft Hnuar Hlowrs lp KkUen In
Dw.ll From Fort Klauutth to
(Vstrr Lake and Itctura; lUcn
Marts This Morning at O a.m..
sml Will Be Completed This
Afternoon
Manfred Jacobson, Mc
Cloud expert, and winner
cf last year's race, was in
the lead seven miles from
the start of the 42-mile sk
race from Fort Klamath
to Crater Lake and re- -turn.
At 9 a. m. sixteen
stalwart athletes started
off on their long and ar-;
r iioiia Rf nuTo- e un ino1
steep, slopes of the Cas-',
cades to Crater Lake and
return." - "
Two minutes behind the Nor
wegian WA itviumi, mfuniw
son of Bend. Then cime. Nord-
quist. Huekley, , Oliver Puckott. '
r rancis, cvereir. trucaeii, jvi-
gard.' Vernon Pnckett. , Hagen,
Vsrsto. Haugen. Spegelburg, and
Llnman.
Lester Heljens, "dark horse"
from: Seattle won the 21 mile
(Continued en page six)
T
IS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. (41
The Columbia basin Irrigation'
project reported favorably lato
yesterday by the" senate Irrigk-,
tfon committee, was laid over
after Senator Jones sought pas
sage of an amendment by Sena
tor Borah. .
The Borah amendment, accept
able 'to Jones, waa offered to pro-
leci 1UHDU 1IOIU uiiuiuuuuu
state's water supply.
' Thcx senate committee report
ed that two plans, gravity and
pumping hail been recommended
to It. ' The gravity systoai waa
urged before the Irrigation com
mittee by the Columbia basin ir
rigation lcagne. This system was
also recommended by various en
gineering organisations, lp thl
opinion ot tlie rommlttce. how
aCIVI. "llC 1IU1U1IUB lflim,. V .I..T
4 ! fatlon should bo glren morj
! horough consideration than
heretofore.. - " , ..
Pl TlSBCROH
ItlKI.'Oi ' .
faAX KILLED l.X F.vi li
" ".'.'
PITTSBUnCH. Pa.. Feb. 32
(At Falling from a window on
third floor of the Pittsburgh
Athletic Association building tn-
flight from L llourget flebl
Haul- Pnrlv In Knnlf.shlirir. f.f.r-
many, lost year.
Brooks' descent on TltUHvllli)
was unexpected and consequently
no formal reception was accord
ed him by J.he startled popula-
tion.
lluft the Michigan city yestordny
morning had been consumed. His
only other procedure was to tele
phone representatives of tho Furil
company In Miami that his flight
ajnju ucvu vui suurv.
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