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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUKSDAY, MARCH 20, 1928
Number mm
LAW IVElSvW
1
: TURN PROBE
TO ESTATE
' OF HARDING
Former President's Newt
paper Sate Under
Investigation
SENATORS BELIEVE
IT IS THEIR DUTY
lulrotan of t'ouitiitttce Hu) lie
iiora Not Think Tlmt Kpet-ini
Invent igntor Will I nmrtli An).
. ' thing t'lilimanl In Protiei Tea
pot Dome Hrnmlul curliiK Kwi
WASHINGTON. Mar. 20.
(At') With the entitle of
the lute President lUrdintf
now within its focux, the
Dctutto Teapot Dome com
mittee') Joiik uutl rumif.vinj?
invcstiirution of the new
cancelled oil leusc-a and their
k u b Refluent connections is
IH'uiing its end to the uc
compuniritL'iit of violent poli
tical erujition on the floor
of congress.
Today wan anuihcr oft duy,
liut It wilt get under way again
tomorrow after thrue days of
siib-rummlllno Inveallgatlon In
Chicago.
Meanwhlto. further reaction
mas looked for tytluwlng tho an
nouncement yeilcrday by Henator
T'ye, republican. North Dakota,
ff'ontlnued no paaa alii
IlffOfS
BEING KILLED
In ao far as success In control
of llm predatory animal menace
la concerned - partlt-iilurly In rp
gard to coyotes Kluuiulh stands
awnnil In llio atal".
Tli Ik was Ihe word from Stan
ley II. Jnwctl, I'urllaiiil, III charge
tit llin Vultml States lUnlngi! al
Kttrvcy'a predatory anlmul con
Irol work In Oregon. Mr. Jewott
liuil K I m 1 r William, lit" first
assistant, arrived In Khimutli
Kails today to spend several day
Inspecting Hi" predatory animal
situation In Klamath.
"Ilarlun tiubscr, government
trapper, baa shown viry good rc
rutin thla Bean on," mid Mr.
Jewell, "and, result, com
plaints of serious predatory anl
tnnl depredations In this basin
havo limn few.
"C. A. II en dura on. comity
agent, mill llm Kluntnlli county
court, have cooperated wlili u In
our work. Without their help
the constniit war against tho coy
ote would bo seriously handicap
ped." Mr. Jewell raid llial In Wheel
er county coyolca wcro "us thick
oi ruts."
;il'a milio a prohlcra there,"
hu pointed out.
Poor Pa
"Hinro Mn learned how to
Tun tho enr alio ain't n.'iir as
good driver aa she used to
bo."
FIND NO CLUE
HIT AND RUN
AUTO DRIVER
No i'Iuo whirl! mlxht liuil offi
ri'ra to Hip nrri'nt of Iho lill and
ruu irlrrr who aulomohlle
atrurk down a mitn and woman
early Humluy nmriiliiii, had bent
utivartliid by authorltlea.
Kn qulrkly did tho rar dlnap
Pur Into Urn dtfkni;a afir th
craMh. that w!!niai'a nut only
failed to obtain th auloinobll"
llcrnavt but alao ft dfairlptloa of
I
,!H0i
llm rar.
Mlra ti I a d y Cardttrr,
Vhll avenno and W. K. I'attr
on. Km Arma apartniKnt. wr
not aa arlouly Injun-d flrl
rport-d. Iloth autalu'd anvrn
lirulMa and bad t-uta around th
lnd. Mr. I'aitrraon baa rclnrn
i'd to hla home. MlM liardovr
alNo lift tltp honpllal today.
Th afrldftt ot'rnrritl atniut 2
a. nt. rlauday on Tha Dallpx-Call-fornla
htKbway In front of Iho
Aitamunt dattrp pavilion, ono
mllf' aouth of tho city timlta.
The car awnr-d Into two Kroupn
of people, atrlkiiiK down Miaa
Cnrilnir and limn Mr. I'ailpmon
No formal n-port of the !-
d-nt baa been mode lo authorl-
Ilea.
onus
CHECK ARTIST
Within !0 minute after Wll-
Ham J. Jonea i alUnod to have
ea.bed lo worth of worthieaa
cashed .u worth or orimi
l-ulia, ho waa arrested on tne cor-
ner of Kllth and Main late yea-
terday afternoon by Iat Winfrey,
city palmttnin. I
AnnwerliiK a call to the liob- UB ha" " 0,,e "",,d 'n".'" traffic cenos: . T3 cars traversed during the IS
erts-llurvey Hardware store. '"'w company for every Mackay J The IJalh-a-Callfcrnta highway . huur perlcd.
where Jone had caehed a check Pr, ' '",d ba nri- in-i at IVIienn CHy spur. 2t2 cars. . Od the Klamalh Kalls-I-ikevlew
for $i which the firm auld was ternationai commnnleatlons aeyen j The Onilcs-California hichway , highway east cf the junction of
worthies. Wlntrey started out to ffcetit non-cumulative nos-t-, b.-tween Ijikerlew hlshway June- ; the Yonna Valley market road,
tnvestlsatc I'revtotts to that tlma preferred shares and oncin and Ailamont, 12ts cars; the census man checked Sl
the man had cashed cheek on common share in the InternaUon- , between I.akevlew iunction and ears; west of the juot-Uoa. 2,?
the Oreom Woolen .tore for lu Telephone and Telegraph for j Merrill. "45 cars vly 2J ra u.,i the
and one on tho KSamiih Klolh- every four shares of Mackay com- The Ualles-f.allfornia highway Yonna Volley market road dur
Inn Kompany for fS. It Is Iaon- 1 outh of Kort Klamath Junction. Ing the taklnn of the cessus.
charxed ' j The merger will see the asren-
fllven a food deserlplion of f TURNER WOULD SON OF Jimr.F '
r' "r'n. "?U nr. "T. """.Hehn-whoso fam.ly tonutw w.
the arrest within a short tliuo.
The rherka- were written on
the Ainnrlcan Naltonul bank.
signed by Wllllniii J. Jone and
tho address of 22S Kast Main was'
given on imh of tho rheiks. At
police lieailqusrlcri Jones gave
his sko as IS years.
t'H.WK HIH1T hll.I.H a.
fOYtrTK UtOM At T
There H ai least nni
coyote less In Klunmlh to-
day. A slid from tho gun
of Klmer Williams, connect-
ed wlih llin I'nlled Wales
Ilinliiglrnl predntory animal
ronl nil work In Klunmlh,
snuffed out the llfo of one
of llm animals near Hand
Creek yesterday.
Stanley fl. Jewi-tt. In
charge of predatory animal
control work in Ihe slate
and Mr. William wero on
their way to Klamath yes-
terday. They espied a coy-
ote slinking away from the
highway. Williams Jerked
out a gun and. taking rare-
fill aim, killed tho animal.
S. P. Fire Loss Near '
$50,000; Not Insured
Loss of between IIO.UOO uml
$50,000 was sustained 5'eslorduy
afluruoon when flm of tin-1
known origin totally destroyed
nlno box cbcs and badly damaged
two In the rtottthvrn Pacific rnll-iffr
road yards.
Tho less was not covered by
Insurance.
Whipped by a strong wind,
Iho bhulng box cars threatened
tho Ewuiinu Ilox factory, and, not
untll tho burning cars were roll-
ed down the track in the dlrec-;
Hon of Hhaw-liertrnnt mill, was
tho plant declared safe. Lumber fieight and passenger agent of ,wPeel that ihe instrument was fwil of germs intended to kill him.
in tho Kwauna Bjx company Klauiaih Kails will stulo that tho jlHl Jhu w-nalr didn't bile. Ho slisspalciita Hio vlglla to bacterlolo
yufds was cyDstaBtSy ivct, tlown, (Coettoud ca pujo t) gist tj bo iSBy4,
MERGER OFif on Medford
Tri rnnnpiiMill Log Railroad
I LLLUnHrni'rowar( gas;n piaT1
HI II 11 1 1 1 1 f II MKl)KOIU. Mar.h 20. trlit and will -rBluaHy sr all
I II II lUwl I VbljAi an na wcaiht-r ti.mlili.nf iho timber boidiniis of the com.
( in the bill will ucrniH. th- Owen- pany In that MH-tioi, Sn !udir,i;
Orccon l.unilwf tunmany. will a aarrey rorwltie th old lac-
BiggetColbnatOnEver,,l,"!'',, aslnwrluB contour
ffj I c 'fono Into tho Jiutte Falla dl-;
uiiueruacii, Jajt ( trict to mako aurrpya for fu- re compb tcd, the linaJ destlnn
M V World .ture rxtfnitiona of Ihi'Ir railroad Hon and future plana will not b
HFiD? OF oJf,rJC ' Kll. acrordlng to announromi-nt
W VVrtVt-IilJ;mail), ywt..rday by Jam. a II.
REFUSE TO DISCUSS 'Owen. !- prid-n and uoneral
j managi-r of the company, who re-'
ltrine TuRi-tltpr J2.'S.WHt.fM In , turni-d a week ao from the an-
.laM'ta and 125.WMI ofjuual mtM'tlnit of the dlrertora of
Jiihul fable, Tidi'tdioue Bud
TIfjrrffili Wlrra In t. H.,
Xi'Uiu and f 'niiailu.
SEW yOHK. Mar. 20. (AIM j
The Now Vork World today mild '
It rettarded aa an arcompllnlM-d .
fact the blcaent roniliination mer-
i-'r on rerord. Thla, It maid, was i
the combination of tho Maekay
omianie. operation 6.(H postal
iclearaph offlcea In the I'nlled '
and the International Telephone j
and Te. raph company. j
The deal br!nK. toaeiher com- j
panlea with combined aaiB'ta
t225.0u.l)l and with about j
125.000 mile of Joined cable, j
telephone and telegraph wires In
the 1'nlied titatea. Canada. Mux-
" 1 central ana eoum ( cennui takes at various point
America. ! on the aiate highway In IhW
N,.HJ.r So.n.enea lleim. h.-ad'eonnty how that The r'alle-'a14
of tM international - leiepnone
and Telejtraph company, nor oar-
enre Mackay would disruxa the
tnerster.
The mercer aa outlined arm be'
fuunded In 1'orio Hiro, over tho i
Markaya, California furly-nlners. j
iPCJllll T PHOT
U Hi I IilJ if
UUl 1U L I UllUL
N VEST1 BATED
A man, said to be a I'elicnn
cny resident. Is being held on an
,.,, , harg while autltorilles are
Intesllgalliig a purported slatu-
, tnry rrimo. a brulul assnnll, he Is
! aliened to havo rommitlcd asainst
an ll-year-old 1'ellcan City girl.
.District Attorney W. M. Duncan
! revealed today.
A. MeMren. I'orllaHd. head of
tlm Pacific Coast Hcsettc aiMocla-
lion, la hero uldlng county au
thorities Invest Igntlng the case.
Tho case is reported to fee re
velling In Iho extreme. With
tears streaming down her check
tho young girl, whoso name is
being withheld from publication,
lold her story lo authorities.
Tho i). mm of the man who the
girl accuses, will be. announced
If foTtititi charge Is preferred.
I during Iho fire lo prvtit a
possible ccnflugrullon.
The box cars were storage cats
i which had been left on a storage
car travk a few hours before the
started yesterday about 1:30
' ! m. A call hrouglit the city
fire department to iho aid ot the
volunteer fire fighter in the
, Kotilhern Pm iflc railroad yards.
Although the blase was tiulsldc
tho city tho ttrenien gladly cfter-
ed their assistance.
!n a
Pacific
report to the Southern S(,llllloI, T-n 1!(,1!o ff Alabama, believes that was ihe implied in
neaa oiute J. J. '"'r. vltntlon of the iinidrntlfled "admirer who sent him this violin. He
from B innrlinn ruiini Ufiir Kutlif .
be comiany. held In Wauaau -
and Kau flair". Win. winler opt-ratloua are carried on.
The surveys H bo in a north- aino announced. This line,
eastern and outhcantrrn direr- aald Mr. Owen, later will be ex
llcn from the ilutte Kail dl- tendfd a required.
Traffic Census Reveals Heavy
Load on Klamath County Roads
'
Traffic orer atate Mehwaya la
Klamalh alread rhowa that the
m,tadamil
. . .h
'' evy de-pile the
fact ht the tourist geaaoa hs
n jt iicncd.
nMI,n. ,.f tt hi.u, i..rrio
Unrnl.i lilhway lietween Klamath
Kail and Pelican City l the
, mot traveled section of highway
In the county.
following are the results f
RE . DELEGATE
-
FOR AL SMITH
KAI.KM. Ore., March 20, (,Pi ncif h Mt home tor
It. K. Turner, superintendent of,'1"11 h'Kh school yesterday, no
schools nt It a 1 1 a a and former j trace has been found Jhls morn
state si ho.il superintendent. to- ;is o it0t.rt. l-vear old son ct
day filed with tho secretary of!,.,,,, , , , .
.,, . , . , lirrnit Jmlne Jcb it. Steren-
stalo his candidacy tor delegate
from the state at largo to the ,on- Dunill'l Hardin, who was
national democratic convention, j l'n bim yesterday also was miss
lie favors Al Smith tor president, lag.
Won't You Play
. s. r
-
w. ,1 l.ttTfvi , ; V-
Kit- and KaMern Use MtraWoa.
t'ntil the tarrfiyt and roctoars
ufinntERreit s'trflifir te ilt.noral
Manajccr Owen.
Ccmtruttion of eibt biIImi of
standard ttuatce track Is the Katie
falls dintrici thla taamtr, la
the main body ul the company
timber In the foothtlia teootheast
of finite Kails, for ui e Is care
ISO car: ncrih of the junrtion
ScwardK Sand Creek, m car.
The Klamath KaHs-LakeTiew
highway between Olene and Lake-
view blchway'a junetlnn wish The
Dallas-California highway. . COT
tar.
f rai,.r l .u t,a,Vn.i.
the aleoway JttBetlon wMB The
lallea- allfornla hlahway aad Ft.
Klamath. J73 car..
, The Ashland-Kiutnaih Kails
hiih m nf ih. nrri. ty
, Junction at Keno. SOS; east of
the Dorrla Junction, mi
Over the Uorrts market road
ST1II MiKKiNn
aw at at aas-af f M lU
ORTLANO, March 3. iPs
a Deadly Melody?
A
;'P1
CITY LAY:
PLANS FOR
G. N. FETE
Large Celebration Will
Mark New Railroad
Service
COMMITTEE MEETS
WITH DIRECTORATE
lakjue Feature Will Make Kvcnt
ne t Kimsular la the
History ef the State; Gcaeral
. fomniittee fA'Ml t'ootx-rate in
1 ri ic Knterjtrt?.
The railroad celebration in May
railroad inlft Klamath Falls wlll
be a good one. Probably two
days ot fast and furious tun and
gala events wilt be staged and
people will be here la special
trains tram different sections of
the west and northwest. j
This was determined Tuesday
at noon when the railroad teie-j
b ration committee met with the
chamber of commerce directors
and organised tor preliminary
celebration. Brace Dcnnll wa
selected aa chairman and the en
tire committee of fifteen busi
ness and professional men pledg
ed themselves to devote tbelr
time to making it the biggest
ereat ever held la
country.
the interior
Thereat Nor"eT railroad
.tit hnM tt. fir.t ..r
over the sew railroad enterine
Klamath Kails at command ot
the committee. The date the com-
mlttee sets w ill be honored by
the Creat Korthera and at the
IContiuued on page six) -
ELKS TO HELP
BASIN SCOOT!
In an altempt to assist the
Elks lodge of this city In raising
enough money to bring the Boy
Scouts organization out of debt.
for the dancn Is be siaged at the
Exhibition hu iiUing on Wedoes -
day Bight. March 2S. .
Members of the 40 et S wiilj
have charge ot the parking f ;
cars aad floor management, ;
Members ot tlio Legion and Eiksj
have already started the ticket
sale in an attrmpt to bring thej
lotal sale la the 2000 mark. I
The Jack llowring orchestra
has bees engaged to furnish the!
dance music. j
"The Legion boys are as ass-;
Ions that this dance go over audi
the Scouts organization be freed
of debt aa the Klks and we aral
putting forth every effort to as-j
sist them, litlis Porter, com-j
maader of the Legion, atated to--'
day.
(Widening Approach to
S. P. Station Planned
It plans of the city admln
Istratloa bear troll, the Oak street
approach to the Southern Pacific
passenger station wilt be consid
erably widened by the purchase
of property on the south side of
Oak street between Spring street
and tha S. P. property It became
known today.
The move has been tinder con
sideration for turns time ami has
materialised to definite action.
Councilman S. II. Iljlsigcr to
day revealed the city's plans.
"The Oak street approach ts
the station, im net a straight path
to the station," he .egplaiitud.
"There is a jog oa Spring street.
RAISED CRAFT
"REVEALS TALE
OF LONG WAIT?
HOSTOS, Mar, 20. (Afj Sec
retary Curtis 1). H'ilbar oi the
navy department noli lied Rear
Admiral Philip Andrew, com- j
mandint of the Koston nary yard,
unA twlav f hit 1 he vn")1 h In
Boston early this aJternoon
inspect the submarine S-4 cow
dry dock at the yard.
One of the first discoveries to- '
day was that of a flashlight bang
ing en the bulkhead door, with a
it I. iiA n , ' T a it.h K .1
sloped at 3:19. The clock on the
wall ei the compartment had j
stopped at 3: IS. The clock on the!
board expressed the belief that!
the six men had kept track of
fu,hi?i.ry'" ot !he nd!
The boar foasiJ the instm-
meat wit a which Lieatenant Gra-!
iiara Xewell Fltrb tapped sat
weasase, to rescue
the hull ot the submarine. It!
was a five handled socket wrench
made of steel and a foot long.
used la assembling torpedoes. It
had been tucked behind a rack
sa the wall.
Marks on the inside of the tor-
'peda loading Batch Indicated that
ibe tapping was dows there. To ,
reach this point Lteutenant Fitch 1
j had to climb a ladder and put !
! his bead Inside toe box-like;
'hatch.
I.SCIISSL
-TO BE HONORED
Pats! J S.hiss1er. football coach
at the Oreso- State coilere at
Corrailis. will be the guest of
llionor . turnout ive h Ihe
( " '
. . .
td,y evening U.m o'clock in
the chamber of eommerce room.
I The Klamath O. S. C. alumni
save made extesslve plans to
make this banquet the biggest af-
fair of Its kind ever held in the
county according to members otj
the committee in charge. t
Coach Schissler is ksewa as a
most able speaker aa !! as one j
of the country's most capable
lootball coaches and every former
Oregon SUte college .deat I.
ti rged
t
EH
iu aite&i isa i : v r sjiei.
.latest oa the
at CorralHs.
lootball ustkm
Coach SchSssler will be the
j principle speaker at the chamber
of commerce Korast Wednesday
Boon as well as at the banquet
ta the evening.
TX1WKK LKAP
: "
a PARIS, March 2. (i
The balloon Jumper Kotal In
I e 1 1 g a new aarachate
Jumped 380 feet to bin-death
today from the second plat-
tors ot the Ktffet tower.
Testa had been made sue-
cesstully previously with sand-
bags but when Bolal jump-
id the parachute tailed ta
opea. He ni the second
person to die la attempting
parachute Jump from the
tower.
BotaPs attempt was a
test of a modified sjllitary
parachute designed to open
quickly for low flytwg wlanee.
A car oa the way la the atatloa '
lasast cut dlagt -aiiy across Spring
to reach the actual entry to the
j station.
"It la our plan tor the ely
aad the railroad company to pur
chase a plere ot property on the
Oak street approach east ot
Spring which will ot only widen
the entrance but will also give
traffic a dirert aucroacls.
t "The proposition has been sub
mitted ta the Southern Pacific
company but no duflulte word
has yet been heard,
.The eonncil Toss tentatively ap-
; proved the piaa which u oris-.
laally suggested if Hr lag!-'
jaser C, C, Kolley,
NEW fAOTC
hlii muio
IIIMCADTUm
UllLliVtllLU
rti i a a a i 1 s i
Shred S of Evidence tut
Together Lead
.
Conclusion
CHART, ROPE FOUND
BY INVESTIGATORS
. ,
Kmilu rf InvestigaiJon WBi 'to
, .... ,Aro,., jue.
by les Angeles IHstrict Aster-
1 BecaJi Flashes In Skf at
j - Time of Disaster,
LOS ANGELES, Mar,
' (AP)-The Evening" Express
today says the 108 AcgelcS
gjfy authorities are C&rT
. ... . . ,
lnZ orl tneir snvestigation of
me at. i j-ancw tiam aisaa-
ter on the theory that the
collapse tf the' bitr ttit?es
was caused by dynamite, ..
Evidence pointing lo ibe ei-
I leged act la declared to be Id ibe
j bands of District Attorney As
i Keyes. . . -
j Toe . jouoTjjsg aisest are .
t listed is' Mssort ot the iim
1 ibat !h deh-della;,delase, Is,
! Ibe SasJa Clara river valley was
e wo ! Doma eutre-
) 1 ifiTestlgatOTS Said So
J e-wi-s eteet
Palound.at tbe d.r,
" tCsatlaaed on page six)
niRWIN OUT FOR
IT BE
! t, t.,, . is vh r..u,ih
ltwt wsH kaowa Klaaata at-
. , ,.
jdiiia(,y cSrcoit bench a
the repuBllcSB tscKet.
Sir. Irwin's candidacy hits ben-a
formally tiled with Secretary at
State Sara Koier and ollkiaiiy
aniiousiccd from that source. H
Is the secesd to have file- tor tk&
repubUcaa EcttaicalluB. Judge
ittattea.
j. Along wits a statement cf rSs
caadldacy, Mr. Irwixt filed the
following alosao:
"Expedite business fearlessly
and wMhoat favor." 1
For tha past 22 years Mr. Ir
win Bas resided In Klamath Kalis,
coming ts this city as yon rig man.
Ho has fceea identified wish, pa
lice work la a formal cajl(y
before. -He was elected district
attorney is 1512 and served as
cuanty prusecutor tor four years.
Mr. lrr!B is fie third esncSl
date to have filed for the posi
tion ot circuit judge. Besides
Mr. Irwin, and Judge Lewvitt,
C, K. fitonsj, farmer eircait jatik'e.
has filed for noraiuatiya on th
uem&craue tiiket. iir. Stone is
the csiy candidate oa the deinss
crails ticket.
AuntHet
"1 sues I'm rain eld
thing, but if I was bran-is
enough to wear dresses ap
to my knees I wouldn't feai-e
aoiitifl to be ashamed ef -cept
ajy lasraodeaty.
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