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KLAMATH
12. (Kwry Morning Except Monday)
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Official Paper of City ;
0 KLAMATH FALLS ?
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.. FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1925.
Price Five Cento
MMUNIST
i iciu ti Day ry i wo riinuus
Three Youths Die In Chair KLAMATH BALL
; For, Killing, Of Bank Runner
IN D. 5.
shaking In Boots
Ij,, For Fear
C Day Bomb
H tl lUMKNTl), April ill)
Two Hindu rabbit humera tlila
nfli-i-iiimil ln'.Ti tlie entire Hi
rameiilo police force at bay lo.
lowing ilirlr "MeMlflratlou" as
Jue Tauko and H)l Hull, the
coaivllled killer who paa'aprd
(rum Hun gui-ntln penitentiary
three weeks ago.
A Minting party of five of.
fleers encountered the bunteea
Just a dm of tlicm biased
way al a Jack rabbit. Thn
pollre Immediately ioubl
shelter and aenl for reinforce.
nienta. Deterlive Tnn IImww
Hiul Officer Ji-w, liurr, U.M
phoned liraliiarl-n thai tlie
men were uniue-lionally Mall
Klamath Man Held
For Murder, Freed
in Siskiyou County
TURK. April .TO-Although
. .. ....... ma fMt
H liflr seciiuuai
. Will.
(prid Hsy """"-
piukini. I
jW ib HI' " B'"n' '
to work ID mil ruaina-.
, tkt day "" '"', ,r'
lla,for inch Infi-rnnl lilaala.i
a-trl icrrlt men may ac-
un il ih white
Lr iffullnr behind .
.ao Indication mat lauor s
nil bf anrlhimc but pcnre-.
v.. York duIIih. having Id'
tmisr Mil bulldlnga. which;
iildf lerrlflr craihea under' M. Howard, liu ramp In
.lilloM" of exploding dy-j Miulhrrn Oregon In iHllit, n. a
in liklM " insures. Thn, resMrnt of I lie Klaiualli ruunlry
u:tneol !) en ordered r I'J yeura, nu released by tlie
Lt, millDr.. fur coma illMrln alioruc) uf Nl.kiyou
H ud filfa precautions, rouni), where he bad brrn held
alnre llerrintier uf lnt year fur i
In uporlinl bu I lil In K. rs- Hip murder of Jack Nulan, In flip
I I u flnunt lul ilUlrl. l TuIp lakp ruunlry.
lunik) twrn huiut-d axalnilj TIip Jur In Hip nw of llouunl '
inuiriTii iiwi nionlli nriir Im-Iiik .
out II lliiura. TIip voir III
lo 2 for a-iulilal. Ijirk of p.
drnrp Ihp n-aaon for lloward'a
rrlpaap. HoHanl. nho r In
Klamath KalU laaf nllil, dorlarpd
liU luti-nllon lo vUll rrlallvi-a
and Tanko and I oil ofriri-ra
xillly uinmnil.M Un flt'lil.
Tim Illinium rpiiialmvi u
rorpp for Uirpp liout-, IiIkIiI.
raP4l by lllp aliota flrnl at Ub-lr
rwnal. Kliially on of tlirro
rniPTRpd waving a drad rabbit
aa a ppav offfrlnic.
(mvprnor lUrhardaoa aftPr a
ronfprporr) with Itilrf of Pollcw
Mi-SIuuip, poatnd rpward of
WW for I lip rapture of pIHhit
of tlin partpnl ronrlrta. Mi'.
Hlianp allll Ix-llpvpa they arn
hiding In Hairainrnu, aa bla
iih-d pltkixl up thplr trail by
finding prbxin nm1rwPNr In a
room thi-y had ix-i uj liil until
rpirnlly.
R. R. SITUATION
HERE TALKED ON
FISH ARGUMENT!
Right Of Go. To Out Two'
Member Of Commitiion I
Come To Legal Head I
PORTLAND. April 30. riah and
frrvld worda mm comulnglttd Id
Circuit Judne Hawltt'i court today,
when John Kte lauschwl the long
awald arxument over whether Got.
I'lerca poaHeased the lagal power to
dlmharxe Dr. Thoniaa W. Rom aa
a mumber of the fith commluiui.
Kollowlng the action of the norer-
, OHBI.MNU, April .10. I lm
DImdioimI brollii'm, Murrla and
JoM'pli, and John Farina, ' a trio
ot young Runmpn wbo nuruVrrd
two ' bunk nipaapngpra In 102;!,
dird tonight In a triple plprtro.
ration whlrh had rrraU'd mon
rxitrmpnl In grtwtpr Npw Tork
than any ramtlon at Hlng Hlng
prlaon In many ypam. Toe nu-n
wpit ronrlrtpd a year and bulf
two brothpra to dip togrthpr In
niorp than 20 yram that there
wpre nearly one thouxaad appllca.
tlona to pp thi-m killi d. Warden
tjiwra aald that aa fur aa be
knew, there had nerer brra ao
many appliratlona Before (or aura
an event. Only 83 apectatora,
Including nnwapapprmru, were al
lowed to enter the death chamber.
Morria Diamond went tint to
Ma death, followed by hla brother.
ago of killing a bank mpaaengpr. I Joe, and Farina In turn.
The attorney and relative wbo I The newi fUahed by wire
had fought until late today to J Into Xew Vork city, where for
nave the Diamond boya, bad atlr- day or two the Immediate proipert
ml up ao much Intereat In the j of It had been more generally
ruHe an Intermit heightened by j dlHcnaaed thun 1 a world'a aerlea
the faet that they were the firt wliile in progreaa.
I'or uinmarily lakan hut December.,
j Rom filed quot warranto proceed -i
Mnri axalnat John C. Veatrh. appoint-,
ed In hla place, raqulrlnr him to,
ahow cause why Row ahould not!
atay on the lob, the governor not-i
wlthatandlnz. '
) Mr. and Mr. 8. A. Hough, resid-
4 ..h-r.,. , K,.,h K,. T.' !" ,! J.Ud,,l temporarily at Carich. auto
---- - " lien ii iiMiHT. ana tcfiM inn nr in
l -
TWO HELD HERE
FOR MAIL FRAUD
Daughter of Capt
Feree, Stage Coach
Man, Visiting Here
i
in:an wno auenoea meir reg- ,-oniroveray waa maintained
!ular Thuraday luncbeuu in the.Kaate and W. W. Baoka.
.chamber of commerce rooma y enter
day, heard R. C. Oroeacek. local at-
by
I camp ground, fell into serloua dlf-
To be away from the Klamath
country since 1889 and return
yesterday to find the enormous
flcultles with the postofiice depart
ment Wednesday on a charge of ,,i. . tri..,i p.n. . .,.
" a" using tne mans to aeiraua, a tact
gument, though
period of time was like visiting
'iku la guarding the higher
meat detnimtrutlona.
naainita lluay j
Ma' parly of America.
isiiat organization, hns
tnUttt poulble to foment I
lul inml walkout, appar-i
Ilk IU cutomary aucceaa. if
ktrku aaaanlala had their
fot i titl sould turn Krl-
hit I tilaiey would give.
u( la fact, aoliody would;
nrk tbatiMver. ao that all'
alcbt marrk In romniun-'
liifi tni tboat 'down with '
bark raat, after whlrh he raped a
to go bark to fanning on hla
place In the Tule lake region, Juxt
aouth of the Oregon line.
HELP HEALTH DAY
Veatrh waa nnt ika iv e.wn tw
lorney for the O. C. t E. railroad. , belni , y, 0r.Koa the hour, fter tlrey were pl'cke up bjr the batlefields of France juat af-
dellver a forceful addreaa covering j bdslle of ,lU tatnori WBO , critic- local Postmaster John McCall. buti ter the war ith the exception
all preaent angles of the extremely ; aiiv m ' . , . j . . .
... v. i- ii ,. V y 'not Printed on' t respect to the that here construction has re-
important Ki.m.th railroad K..,e reviewed the hi.tory of a..-! wishes of the sherifr. office, which I oplQ.
uiuu iibiiiuk. iitj miu me i isa cum' wi aius uu yuaniuitj uutuumtii
.Mr. flroeabeck sald at the out mlasion wos the only friend the aal-j disclosures iln the case. , ,. . ion of Mr- Elmer CIeTer.
set that he waa appearing before , uion had. that It stood between thel U appears that Jbe Houghs had .known here in the '90't as Hat
the organization asking only for j greed of the packer on the one hand. I ordered a couple of bills of mer-j tie Ferree. daughter of Captain
iiivii iiinunuii in m uit m "n flDU IUD MSUerDlBD OH IU Oiner. !'1iuuibb iruin JiUDiiumerj nam ac 1 pa,,u whA niupalail ,t,pi
Kaste charged that "the commis- Co.. of Portland, paying with checks i coacn nne t0 igkeview with
slon had foisted upon It at the In-'on a local bank aggregating $102. Bob Garrett iu tne 0i,j,n ,jayB.
stance and Insistence of the gover-(Part of the goods were duly re-. ..j had neard , tagt aeTeiopl
nor. a man as master (lah warden celved before it became evident toj jB Klamath Falls" said Mrs.
who mtbey considered totally In-, the Portland concern that the checks j cleaTer wno ta stopping at the
competent." 'had been drawn on a bank Id which w pecan but , reaU
The I-oor noob'.U- ! ,hdr"e. d bso' f""?f-l- He" yet that - a prosperons.
Kaatc sketched the incidents lead-! P"'' S. Marshal C. C. Wells; renl.eed old Llnkville.
. . ni-rlvrf Kur. r, I nV, f in ill (aka J ' r
ing up to tne itoss nearing at saiem - "
und said that the governor had "tn-j both Mr- n, Mrs Hough to Port
vlted" Ross to come up "and showilknd to appear on the serious fed-
whlch the nature of his work had
made him moat familiar, but which
jthe average citizen had little under
standing or had been seriously bias
led by propaganda, newspaper and
otherwise.
j Hhowa Map
The speaker offered a map of
the city showing the entrance point
,'snd rontJng of present trackage ot
the tv 1', and O. C. at K. lines and
' at this point he severely deprecated
the reporta that there bad been or
' was an intention to "bottle-up" the
vblrh Ii revealed In the
uaifMio of the central ex-
tommlttee of the Workers'
b innounrea two ineellliga
Uir nlatht. which will be "
William .. Poster. I ...
mllogn Kill be held In "rn"' Poaiera in onra. .,., w. . uo up tQ ,,0M 1() 8ll)W cauae why
PnrltlM. but onlv the V..w at"1" " DU""-,, nouaea on .nam . ... i ... - . he ,noud , bt (red
city In any manner by proposed
! exlenalona of the Stra'iorn line. ,
"The poor boob." Kaste said, re-i "
(erring -to the governor, "didn t DarDV IS 3 MaiTia S
knntr It una iin In htm In ihniri
coune why he hud fired Rosst and'
DLY RODEO MEN
wli will be adddreaaed
atreet. which have attracted the at-i Sixth street crossing permit on the
John H. Stevenson, representing
tentlon of local people during thel grounds that the matter should VMt,h con,ndd thaL. the whole
pu.H week, were ilealgneil by the have been presented as an ordl- . d f ,h declllloI1a wa, . .be';
April 30. Communists !,uth rdB of tl,B '"t'ral school, : nance, Oroeabeck said other Indus-. effect tha, the courU had n0 jurl,.j
Boy, Says Youthful !
Acid Throwing Wife
' order- forbid worker colors, while others are artistically I
"'earla. hul several have arranged from attractive "cut-outs
f"'toaed In il.. . ..i.... i.. . of three uud four color lithograph
.N't at th noli... Hi,iLii.iad dmlgns. A mountain and luke
'iaomir.1,.,1 (i,... ,1... .. water scene bearing the caption:;
I Fo.tlT
(By United News Leased Wire)
I.OS ANGELES, April 30. Sob-I ... .,, .
. ., t. I...A l.... . . . . . '.. snriaiiun, lue uiretiora arc uiuiiu.i-
r-"" in the auburhs In "nu ,uo,r aunnaiu-e i nim nuic ir e uric uu ."-ijirtiDn lo control tne exercise ol an j oing quietly ana speaaing so low
In the event the Klamath people
are unable to agree upon a plan tor
the purchase of the Bly Rodeo as-
P May day while I" r"" attention to national child-, an exactly similar permit which was execuUVe or- administrative dlacre
Fof police and troops are00" h,,l,h ay- hl.-!i la todny.i -ight and proper that tney snouiq.,tlnn odged in an official by statute.
rracn reudy to ruah in M"' 1 now now couiu it u luisipiu He argued that the law required the
"loany nolnt hi.r ill.. A' number of the posters are or- that the O. C. & K. should be ac-, governor to notify Rosa that he was
!fiMiv iginal In design, and done In waterl corded any different treatment. j to be removed, to state the cause.
I . . . .
nearer to her. Bern Ice Day. on I bunch of 30 outlaw horses on a cir
trial here for an alleged acid attack i cult of district fairs and celebra
on her wealthy husband, Darby Day !' opening possibly at Prlneville
blamed all her troubles on "too ;al lBe American ig.ou cun.eui.ou
On the proposed extension up
Link river to Shlppington. Groes
heck said that line would have to
offer common user privilege to any
n -... n.i.T. n. . . ....... . i. . . ' . . . I. . It... .I.a. It VIII I'M II V 11 II
'' r,iv r.. . "The Health of a Nation Depends on .k.. .j.r.i laar makes
, - a w .visa rt'U IB w lltri 3 acuvawa
' ""sir. whence reports 'Sunlight. Fresh Air, and Clean Llv-i commoa UIIRKa mandatory.
'"" galhi.r hm ..in k.
F1 Hailuarters. Planes
In the aerial patrol
-w or ti,. Interior, the
' "'trnor nf -j
1111,1.1. uu
ii
It
Ing," was done by Dorothy Hughes,'
and another with the caption: "Eat
Raw Prult and Vegetables" Is set
off with an nppetlxlng print of a col
lection ot celery, tomatoes, cucum
Speaking of the Hill lines inter
ference In the matter ot common
' conlerreil i.,.iu . .
lh" the strlrt..i n....,.M.
"forced to prevent the
neetinR- .,.
disorder. The communist
. ! usage of the O. C. ft E. terminals.
. I Oroeabeck took the emulotors of the
und to give Ross an opportunity to. much mother-in-law."
present his defense or explain. If Summed up her testimony was as
in June, and ending at the Pendle
ton round-up in September.
TEAM'S ROSTER
IS COMPLETED
1 8 Name Sent - In To
. League Official; 5 Good
Pitchers lined Up
After watching closely the work
of some SO prospective players try
ing out (or the Klamath Palls
team of the 8lsklyou-KIamitn
league, Manager Fred Glover and
Captain H. S. Mathews announced
the roster of the club last night,
sutject to minor changes. ' These
names will go In to league oUlclala
at Weed tonight when local direc
tors of the club meet with direc
tors of the league.
Five Pitchers
Five pitchers hare been selected
from the dozen or more trying out.
Thy are: Bert Arnold, E. B.
Hogan. Pruttt. Phillips and Street
The five are divided about evenly
between starboard and port arm
era. Arnold has been showing np
marvelously In practice. He has a
speedy old hook and Is heavy on the
stick. It Is quite probable he
will be used In the outfield when
not pitching. Street, ot Malin, has
not been in for practice. He may
te here for the practice game Sun
day against Tennant and if he can
get Into condition by the league
opener May 17 will be one of the
regulars from the start The other
three men hare shown up fine In
practice and need only workouts
in the two practice games to prove
their metal to the satisfaction of
the (ana.
Mousy Infleldera
Of the four infleldera to be pick
ed for. regulars Clover will have
Howard, Mathews, Al Norwest, H.
L. Bayness, Carter. Foster, Bud
Cody, Carroll, Staler and . Red
Watts to chose from. Howard a
rangy first sacker seems so far .
to have outdone all competition for
the initial bag. However, It Is early
in the season and no one has his
;name written on any of the infield
bags (or a permanent berth. Red
Watts was out (or practice yesterday
afternoon In the hot corner. He
bore all the ear marks ot being a
flashy and experienced shortstop,
and he seems assured of a berth
It auyoae Is. Mathews on second
is a sweet player. He and Watts
should pull some mtghty fast work
on and around the old second bag. '
' Two Good Catchers
Anderson and Bannister seem to
be the best bets behind the bat
They have been running neck and
neck thus far, but both will prob-
anv. That done, the nower of the f.,iinu.- interviewea ibsi nigni. j.
.- . . - i . . . Cl..a n.a.M.Hl nt 1 1l . RlV lIlAV
governor 10 re.uu.u. 01 uoi 10 re- "Liaroy is a mamas ooy. ne;"""". . '.hi. h. ... h. .it.r... i
move was absolute; and without the showed indifference to me when his I said that the Bly people had no al- position '
power of the courts to control. i mother refused to allow him to hold ' ternatlve; matters had reached suchi outfield there are: Fos-
! roy nana at tne oinner moie. - - -- ,., CDd CmTt 9..Ie. .ni Ed
... -... . a tA return nmA revenue to niiaeL ex- '
- t pieaoea wun uaroy to I. .... conident Clarke, with pitchers Street and Ar-
a house so we cculd live alone, but Pnses. and thai he (elt confident! . . .
h. rf..... ,n iv. hi. mother - I that this Klamath county bunch ofd standing a good chance o(
bora, corn, apples, grapes, oranges
nnd strawberries.
loruinuniai
nllo. urge, the workers !,urnel W"'Ty '
'' their rights In ,n. ' dihlng trip with t
great James J. Hill severely to task
lllti HAI.MOX iMtViHT ,
Dr. Wright and Mr. Orlswold re
...n, . a.lmnr
n n . v. terminals after they got
riiri.t. i.. 'mining trip wun two uig '," - . .. ,. ... ....
" -tovernment'.de-l weighing nearly 35 pound,. The here At t , p
I lie num . uiu w. .
stating that they had offered no
concrete promises of what they
would do but appeared to lean
inward using S. P. tracks most of
the way from Bend here and 'he p q Senator
determine, Stevenson- Insisted, was
whether the governor had followed
the provisions or tne statute in re-;j,e refused to leave his mother.'
gard to notice and hearing required; Tne wlUleas ma(ie emphatic den
to be accorded to Ross. He asked la, that she wag entertaining a "ro
that the court reserve decision until jmant,0 appearing Cuban" in the
the return o( Commissioner Veatch. bathrootn of their Hayana hote,
in order that he might be heard in lUe previously testified by
U1S ow n oeuail. Bliouiu uu nu ueaiia. ,
1 P'rmlt
hand picked outlaw horses would standing guard in the outer gardens
make such-a favorable showing at hU" no' Pitching. Ot the others
Pendleton, where good buckers are J mentioned all but Clarke are trying
appreciated, that no difficulty would , out (or the Indeld, with the (ar
stand In the way there of a sale of 1 corners as second objective. Clarke
.ii ih. trit .t annit viaura i has finally decided to get In the
D"'- , . I It Is understood that a meeting of game. He's a valuable asset with
Counsel for the pretty young de-, chamber of commerce committee the club and has a good eye for
fendant's introduced a note written,. ,. ., .v.- .h. hi.h ii.
Marries At Age Ot 70 by the young bride to her husband I u gche(.,jled tor next Monday In searching for material Glover
nationalist Joan ""Ii were cuughl below
It tel..
"oration, on Mav 111. ami near Grants Pass.
link. I. ' ,
""HUllI ....... -.
"KB BJ
(Continued on Pgo )
Illy t'nlted NVwa laaed Wire)
j Just before she attempted suicide
with veronal following a quarrel '
evening.
(Continued on Page Pour)
H! MAPG-Y!
iy
JOHN HELD JR
y 1
, "v . u
eldom
ssys I
STATE OF NEW MEXICO AROUSED AT
ACTION OF SECRETARY WORK THERE
MOBILE. Ala.. April 30. Jons-j with Darby. The note read: l-.Tr.nr TCI rftlTTTl mTTl'Tl TV.T. ATT rrn nrirp
than L. Bourne, former United "I love you from the bottom of j0W IS THE TIME FOR ALL TO GET
States senator from Oregon Is still my heart and they say love will
lZJZSl loTas'true oTpu mZj IN THE NEWS CIRCULATION CONTEST
wns granted a marriage license. Mothers-in-law should not live with
The Lride-elect is Frances Baker; young married persons."
I Turner "over 21 according to Mrs. Elizabeth Day, mother of the
"Do It now." This slogan, worth , work to the greatest degree will
i Anrll 30.ipliasir.ing that the water rights otDl)llrne aaw the young MAe throw acid In, while In any endeavor, should be be the winner when the $6,000
N. '- " ' ' : ... ....ham Will be leOD .. ... .. - .1 I..I.J .... .h. . i ........ ....i.i.j 1. .. ... .. 1 . V. . nf ...iMt. tt-n-lh nt n.1... or. r ...... ..... .1
New niexno i.i.... - 4 ne weauius ia nucumcu ivi iu. uiiegeu aiiuca iiciiui, ivsiuieu ouw umuq mo munw v. w. e .. . B..vM . " --
ardlKml. early part of May.
The protest. It was snld. has been Dourne owns and manages
lodged with Secretary of State Kol-larg9 planlatlor. ncar her9-
logg. together with a memorandum. ;
ilacllnlng to participate In Hoovers. PRIHONKIt ESCAPES
I conference next sepicnnrer.
Representatives ot tne recinma-
..i a'-
AI.Miyt'KKQl'K
-The stnte of New Mexico may re
fuse to participate In the conference
culled by Secretary of Commerce
Hoover on distribution ' ,''rs of
the Rio flrundo river. It wns learned
here today. i of the recinma- Hy United New Leaaed Wire)
Aroused at the netlon of were-, W " la(med todaJ - thttl LOS ANGELES. April 30.
tary of the Inlerlor Work In grant-. ",,n ""P,"Work had agreed the.Oeorge Stump, awaiting sentence
ing the town of Del Nurle. l.io...bocre J.. 8ltuaton should: on five counts of burglary, made
permission for the construct ion o ; wo. lin(.huged until the Texas his escape from a crowded court
u huge storage reservoir, represema- rei yoted wbeti,er that' room when He leaped through an
lives o( New Mexican reclamation ug participate In a dlatrlbu-j open window and dropped two stor-
ansocatlons anu rane . ,, 10s to tne streei,
tested to high Washington offl. ln'-! " aj charged the permit was
Secretary Work's action viola t j M N()rte ..wlhout Kvng
an agreement reached at previo i :g W of the parties inter
dlstributlon conferences called no
Hoover, tlie associations claims, cm- enteu.
Deputies saw their prisoner make
the leap but were afraid to tire on
her son's face.
PAC. T. AND T. MEN
ant entered In the News $6,000 9 p. m.. June 15
prize contest, for not by procrastlna-1 Have you already entered Into
tlon are the prlies of life obtain- this great circulation contest or are
..,o.-.r.,.r. ,r l- r,t wit ed. you "thinking about it?" Do It
inarrirw. r. rLAiu , u now..
Let that be your watchword If; Have you already asked your
Two outside Pacific Telephone ft I you covet one of the big prizes or! friends to help you out, or are you
Telegraph company officials were In I anw of the other valuable prizes 'just "hoping" for their support.
Klamath Falls yesterday Inspect-: that the News Is offering to tne without making a personal nppeaiT
Ing equipment, Supt. of Construe-j people o( Klamath Falls and vl-j Hopo o( course Is a big asset, but
tlon E. F. Hocking inspected out- clnity.
hope without courage and without
side extensions of the plant now be-- "Do It now." for In no other i action will never get you anywhere,
ing done In Klamath Falls. Mr. way can you win either In this con- j Your friends will be glad to help
Lee Hulbert, district traffic chief, test or In the contest of life. As you and you must ask them now
ot Eugene made an inspection of
him for (ear ot wounding apecta- the central exchange office and
ye sow, so shall ye reap, and the before they promise their help to
man, woman, boy or girl who sows' someone else.
'studied local toll service problems, persistency, enthusiasm and hard (Continued on Page Four)