The Klamath news., April 28, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

P Four
Tuesdav, April
all J ci f.ar iB '.Stir
ITS CAPACITY
OF CONVICTS
ib! Et-bg: in om gjartrrs l! i rh.ldrea a.-r
-.Bd.fi that o-her net (luh werk
id tS marh d sd ! Mri J I H : ed J-aa
f la. l--n :- r-- asi d.uc.ittr t';l re Klirea,'.
peot:tlt. Fall c:pn Sj'i-day c.gfev
Ta governments ptnit'-nTiarv at Jarse, aad Gorce Kinw-r were
Leawn.orth. Ka . wa-s built to T,:tcr at the k,i:ne of r.rt
acr-omsodate 14y, inxate I: bj Hymen Fridiv b:jc-'..
hold. J !J. m-, K A jrx 3,,r, ,d
Si Btjadred new a-r:a: are - K1d. and R.'nsoBj mere caller,
pected to dre .a by Jjly 1. and ca .::r Il4Sd fti:ariT.
SPOILSMAN AND NATURALIST MAY
: MAKE HIS HOME IN KLAMATH FALLS
Warden W. I 14iU has aMt-d
the goTeramen: for .mmd-ate re
3 -; The capacity uf the pri?a
d a. a room and thr-
Lr-iafa'tt. t-ree dmaers and thr-e
J r P r j r t e i n g e n d d a : ' y to
ic.caimri'.f the oTerfli w Tire
no room to build say ancti with
in the prison walls.
Twr.re hundred r-f tie p--.-Rr
e-e c ..a !.:! fr .- v.olat an tie
Harris .-a aati-narcctic act. arc'd
iac !a Warden B.ddle and liquor
law clat:T are in a m.nority.
Twenty new arrival at the At
lanta prison brought the record
comber there to 3.1. which is-
(Copyright By 1'nited New
Th federal and fate peniten
tiaries of the United State are
Jammed -h more prisGafrs than
at any time in b:s.ory.
A sorrey by the L'oited Newt :n
a dozen of the largest and osi
repreen:a:;Te penal ;ntfta!'lcn
shows that practUally a.i are or
flowing with record aamhr of
innate, that noit of them are
holding more than their planned
rapacity and that tome are aa con
gealed that roaditioat are admitted
to be 'erioa.'
Thi unprecedented condition is
ascribed partly to prohibition law KOO more than the inftitutioa was."-1 Ti-ori last -seek.
rioUtions especially in the Lear- built for and r.ag.e batch of 59 Mr. nd Mrs. Martin of the Sum
a worth and Atlanta federal inati- prisonera from Ciaciaaatl will swell mert district. wa a butines calle:
- - - the rankt on Taesday
Vr. and Mrs F!ow-rt aad fam
ily. (Jforfe rtjraett. Mr. act! Mr
Hnrd W riant a d ch.ljrra H-!a
K:h-r aad Jjli.t,
I-4t-3t 1 . d flT.i'.y itd
M-t flrt ;t -y a-i fx.'y re v:
:tr5 at Ady SjaJi.
V:d'sTf'' Buvv ! S:BE
c -j b m t at the - a t i f: o u t -j:a-
" .s H-N'pr wAj h 5-
Mr. Kdzr KsrVr'j mother from
LiCC'-'l a!y j a tc,T at her
home on M.lr Uland for the last
week.
Frank Fowtrs waa a K'.amath
r D R. McKay p--r'xjn ard f.T
n!ns ;t io ha bra la thr st.iy I h
..... K n. h rountrv f t the Pt seek r! is n
has become so rninv-urrd
couat-y thai be hu jjt a'-'-it de
r'ded t rr.ake th: " : h'me Mr.
M Kit aa here !- rr. t urr rua
ty Pu r ta that ::a:e he h-t
d 'l -i!-a:v. cti r-' .rk
h 'h f -r rn:tt-d '4 and Can
ala It i- the caiVaa J "trn
n:ct rae h:rr. :. ti
d : i r f ir h:s work .a oan- ;.on
irh .?d bird and m ra!
Vr M-Kay is mal;nR hi entire
life t work the study of photo-
crarhy ef unutua
rd- and animalt He i a ttronc
advocator of making Carry county
a fame reterve. On
he hat tiii to say:
:1 At
r t niv
.1
d
hit tin-:
h!ti in n;j-i ( the i'.d n' law--hf
:ii.ti.4H r ntlntct
V a'l tf.v t:nif t.t n drut!
I,i :ak u j. .. I rir.- of ta dl!t. -rnl
.f .1,1 ! ! 4ii 1 I m
P--
t'V an,! all'
rri.i' t '4 imV' ! in
v t -f k;':. r
i:!t-d in b4u:ifilt t'arrv
ih:rh i a na'ura! ttmr
7JVW. ' " il I1
12 "'('''-''.''"a'
: :i I a El I
d M''d
' d and
r oqnt
section
4
the
nun v ! .e i'f the Urf r
;yr of i.d jcixe. Thi part.culjr t-rtioa tf
O-ejt m thould be made a cern-n-.t-nt
"ne pre-e H dol.nK
that subject o ' esi could boint 'f ba tnic
one of the be Kinie ert.lns In
So
Floor
;PV oak floor, v.-xril
Easy
to Clean
Priaoara oa Mi!r Istaad laat week.
1: i, not nc..arT for a, iu.t th Vn:td lt- '"' P-
a iitor a )rt-n. f? tvt n to P' l Inlnk l!" "'' t
t-:! yoa what toj hr in th l:n ' 10 ""' 10 r'!"B It
of rame in Ormon. hat I mu: u rI'h yr mt"r ,0 'k' "" ,n'u
that :he tportMlttan ot Oregon i nn:drat:on 1 ' !!:-d mny
ar a'.wping in bathrooms. Una Gri! Barnf. m a is::or at OTerlookinu a rrv iajporrant point. rit on. h.ith on this run
New Parcel Post
Rates
If you ship poods by
Parcel Post, call at our
office and get one of the
new Fourth Class or Par
cel Post Rate Cards
FREE!
These give the new
rates which went into ef
fect April 15.
Phone 93
W.O.Smith
Printing
company
ntarljr :: of It T arof bow tie itmt . jJ!nf., F!owrt Sat
"Printing service'
under coat. deration are granted
the sitaaiioa ill become critical.
At S.ng Sing. New York fam
ous prison there are 1.4 49 men.
as compared with 1.314 one year
ago and 1.27 two vars igo. A
new m-.ag was recently opened, so
the ccneet.on U nt r:c35.
Bat :a California. ate prison
ers are seeping in cot in the cot
r:dcrs and aio ea'lae in relay.
The namber of inmates has inoant-
izz to Warden Frank R. Johnson.
of Ma Qaen;;n prison waere tae
wmti.'s wards are caring for more
rhaa t -e as many female criminals
a g roc was prorided for and
wi-re th-- number of male pris-cr"--.
i accommodaticn by
21 per c.-- Similar condition
are repord m the state pri
sma .it FoU'.r.
T - ward - i Jolie. peaitentiary
in I. v. he !52J5 2.213 pri-
--ri lj liiat tiie buildlns-
j.i '.re -rcded with 2 u0. A
pr: -..a. cot et C'2-.r":td is
UHZ.Z Luilt to tak tare cf the
overflow.
According to the 3a: public re-
port tht-'e w-re &C7 people in the
crowded Colorado 'priios the lar-
i
urday night and Sunday.
John Hooper was a caller at the
home of S. L. Barnett.
Mi&s Dalpha 5pence was absent
fr ja t h joI Friday ca account of
iilne-.
Mr. Mathew Del Fat t: :s slowly
recovering from her attack o? pneu
x?n:a a evera! month aeo,
Alex S-'-an and Mr. B .rt Daw
i.ia wre Tisttora at the Kdsar Fur
ber hme Sunday.
Mrs. s. L. Bjrnett speat Frday
at the home of h';s sister-in-law Mrs
J. B. Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Largest and dauea
ter Helen May and Almond Hr-g-orr
spent Saturday evening at the
hsxe of Mrs. S. L. Burnett.
Mr. aad Mrs. William Hooper
and mal! da-jphter Virz:a:a pen
the ve k -end at the Hop-r ranch.
Vr. Hooper : pj'tinz the Jim
K- 'z land in ra:n this pr.r.2
J H. Ii;-r't wis a v.t.-r z'
t-.e h v rr. e ff hi rotVr Sunday.
-s '.'athr.n iJurn-tt re-jrnd
h:n.e Fr:djy -v-nlr.g on Miller
Island.
Ms Nadenr Ore scry of Miller
Inland a v:tor a; Klamath
Fails Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burnett and
and that is this TSe tportsmen tnent anj in turt-ign njntr;e. ana
of the preAent time mut ake up 1 cou'.A tel! w u i.f many thing
from that old dream that has so c"n-ern:ng wild lif In foreM and
often prcrred d:atruu to the jur.cle. and river game, but it It
sportsmen, and t -he fame fr.m my pant i-xpe-;cn'-e that 1 am
Let us wipe the mis? from our making th: ai-P'-al to the sprt-
re. and look in!
is the appointed
other the wild : fe ..f th- fur- H;in'
e-t will be a th.EZ f the tj-t
L-t us put on our r
: -Zf-;h-r. and d ojr
ti n r-f what is ft
gme within the .
flir.2er i hovering
big game section in Ortgon.
it res' with u.- -ti-trt-mn
launch a concret? protection
future legal spcr-
"1 am not a r..J-rit f
state. I came to ur-a ;n t -ari mom:
ae5 to look at th cmie and the H-in.-?.-.
the future N'.w f,'n
t m- to act. r ' I'
f !hH fur-
f the pj -1
. g-t
' -t in protcr.
t the wild
- A great
r the nevt-ral
t.-t
M I rote
: n: i
t take imn:ed:jt
the elk h.rd
Curry rn'.ntv.
I fe f ur
on
KNOW I. IIS (.HTn TU
J M Itaker ds arre-
and County Traff.r Offuer
tJ Knowlt-s Sunday f
for parking ruiv
rt-t-d Sun (?.: y f,r
th.s 1 1 a- h: was find
z by Jjt:
H K
violation of the
i. Jarkunn. ar
i"t dimming his
f r.u y.-tt rday
- the iVarp
Mtir.ai-tf rfiut;.njr i;jfr.i Hue a mirror, it
luati'iful.
No rr.attT how the yrnr tf hard service, mis.
trra'rtin.t uiu r.ryltvt may near and mar the
.surface rf that floor, it require or.iy a little n
li:.ihiry : r.d farmer beauty Li fully restored
That is the beauty of Lonff-Iiell oak floori
they are p.EALTIKL'L ALL THK WAY
THi.OL'tMI. And nir.ee oak floors "outwear
the hou.-e," it mean you can have in the fim)
ar.alyi.s tl.e i.?t expensive floors, while at the
jiame time having always heautiful floors.
Anotlti r thir.ir nl-owt oak floor?; they arc n
easy to k' it tlei.n. A little mopping now id
V-.t r. ...at all.
ITyo-.j will vie us t!ie :;.e of your rooms we i
;,:!; . ilvive you the cost of beautiful flooq
- li 11 oak flooring.
Basin Lumber Co.
William lxlge. Manager
Ii
I
I f !.(-::
LUMBER
FOR SALE
CHEAP
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension
Siding
In fact practically all
iterm for construc
tion or repair work.
Drive out and look
it over.
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
: number in a decade. The daughter Anna wer Klamath Falls
Ohio penitentiary seems in better visitor Saturday.
condition than most having only Mrs. Bertha Pe.r nnt th
capacity week-end in Klamath Falls.
Chin Ljng. a mer hant from
re
al r-
50 more than i-s officia
of 21-0(.. The Marysville
I'j'j r.any. ' B-.oie and oti-er new jia(j here he has a fine fcie ranch
las- are held responsih-le. Mr. iZ Mr.. Hurry Withril wre
i ..e ijK.anorr.a penitentiary at 'r I-.nd visitor Sun -l
M ' A . Ji ' - r ':.- r m .t. e s-j ( r d d that n o ' n .
new ;ap:r -xp '-r' d a leslgla
tive inve-::ca::a and resulted :n
tn ki'r rtiT j.'.-.n to on? true, a ne
-. rr. - -?;d : Crowded and i m -t..-aj
'OT,di::',n surrounding white
ej-ro wcrnea prisoners ca-jsfd
visit.ng
I a
:1
sensatr.
T-.m Conner n
Miller I.-.and Sunday.
Mr. and Mt-. Wyni:
pen. S : n 1 1 y e v n : r. g
of H.iirt Lar,'-nt.
Esther ATfhison tp-.-nt S in
day e r.-ning at Opal Hfjop-r'..
nd family
the home
MIDLAND
M!.')L.
rr. rr . r
1.3
.;-: 27. Prcp::v,r
: 'it. owl rafe and his
6 Iir7.--n. rax out to
2'r.T -jn-h r,c:.r M;r!::,r.l
Th irdi- af.erno'.a f.'sh-
.'Ji'i.uni ;s ij.-ou.- of her Dumirer
n trie Kla.x-Jth crjn'y Ij(;f.t rcn-'n.f-,urth
of the 20 ehU-'I'-r.
-e fr-,m Midland. The m.
estan'.s are: Bernard Hooner.
Burnett, Archie Spence,
Hurnet; and Ooal Honner
Mr. and Mrs
II, SLOUGH DIES
SUDDENLY FROM
eor;re
Pauline
William Kewall Sloush. 63. one
of Klama-h VzW oldest n:dents
and retired real estate man died
Steel Upright Filing Cabinets
j I I aj u j
Southwell Stationery Co.
626i Main St. Phone 602
i m-i.T.ijii.im-i
i -i ail iiitdTiim fiiaim V- !',c.t-j
i.. Burnett and "uadeniy of heart trouble at h-
on Amos ere Kiamath Falls vis- home In Washington street short
Itor, Wednesday. ly afer 1 o'clock yesterday. Fu-
Frank Sexton wag a Tisitor at the n'ral arranRements bad not been
Midland fhool last week. He or- "nounced up to early this morn
Kanized the following clubs; calf, ing-
potato, poultry and garden. Mid- Mr- Slourt had been downtown
land ha five clubs this year. The Ju,t an hour before his death, and
" although he had complained of not
reeling well, nothing serious was
suspidoned. He died shortly after
returning home.
Mr. Slouch came to Klamath
Falls in 1903. from the Puget
Sound country, where he and his
wife taucnt school. At one time he
was principal of the Klamath
county high school.
Since l'Jll he h4 h,iltt .v.
rt I Slough building o:l Main .T..,., v.
Batterv I tween Fourth unA I,f,i, .., .
Formation I and had been activ.. in ,'.
estate and lr.uranre but.ne.-s.
Mr. .Slotigl-,, fince his arriai
l.ere. had ben a-tive in the Pres
byterian Hi ur h. At the time of his
d.ath he was an eld'-r of the
htirch.
lie wri, born in I'atasltola. '). He !
ani ti s wife devotej the greater
part of their lives to teaching both
public and private schools. They
taught in Kansas and also in
Washington.
ruricr.il arrangements hare been
word i receircj
A
M
i 4V
laintain Ureson
V
Highways
Destruction Must
Be Repaired
r
A
deferred until
1 from rclatires.
It Costs Millions Each
Year to Maintain
Our Highways
:tv . l
i
" VT- v A.
'if-'"'.
The Highway Commi8ion find. 90- of the dam
age ,.CaU8ed by 4'; of the traffic. Thi. 4'; incfud".
:;.h,;ri8 si. oo
..v... (iiiybk; gain.
The la.t Legislature passed a law reouirinir iK t l- .
ate charge to reimburse the State and Counties in nrf .'rr V" and truck to a moder"
and truck, are doing to the highway Whether tV i l7 for the da-nage the.e heavy bue.
w.th the people. y' whether "s law become, effective May 28, 1925, ret
The Motor Bus and Fr;U t i. a
up thi. law until November, 1926. If the tTeon l0" areL c!rcu,atin8 referendum petition, to hold
owner, and the general taxnavc, y p. ,gn these referendum Detitionn. tk-. nrivate car
highway, without receiving substantial helTor.r the ,r,emendou cost of maintaining these
ge.
When you are asked to sign one of these
endum petition., the private car
ldnil. frkat if 1 t! ! tliA.e
... vi ii la i ti La Hung
aid trom these for-hire truck, and buc that
are doing most of tha damage
When vou are asltpd in
truck company that is asking you to relieve Kil'0? rememr t it i. a commercial bu r
doing to our roads. "eve them of paying for the great damage that thev are
Refuse to sign these petitions and ad
Oregon State Association of County Jd
same.
vse your neighbors to do the
(Too ! .- -iT-C
t-o c.:iu vuiiiiiiia&iuiiA"
Vice-President
R- H. Bunnell, Klamath County
J. E. Smith, Salem,
Secy-Trea..
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