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' KLAMATH FALLS. ORE., FRIDAY, MAY 8. 1925? ! ivZn.
118. (Kvery Morning Except AmiKiay
MIC HAIL ;"oy Scouts May Don't Dismiss Grand Jury, TII1FVFS IIFM1FI1 Priric To TWoA
Unxr Mn,rnl,: fl,rM U A TX m " a. JL W AO JL llVVl
Mulct ho Angelea
CoOO; Caught
liiji''4'"1
ItfiMJti X'T A If
tBtolln 1 jw,huw w
nti, of in unuea
tmU4 hare late todT
L nrlltur from tha
lHOTMJI rrmit.u
swutf and II D. HlbM.
L.'. dream oi two amoi
.... -
ERSt
Have New Cabin Myers! Here's A Hdt Shot
UNCOVERED
At Bear Wallow
who I
If ilia pinna of Jack Kimball and I
tha local boosters (or tba Hot
Rcouta materialize, tba boys will
u'l log cabin summer camp
baadqusrtes at tba Bear Wallow on
Uta vaat aids highway around Cp-f
par Klamath Uka. Tba Bear Wal
low b located 11 H alias from
KUmalh Falls and to surrounded
by ona of tba moat oesutlful plna
forest In Id la section.
Kimball, who la a dlreotor of
tha Cralar Lake llojr Scout council
slated ytrday Ibat ba would
recommend to tba Weyerhauser
jTlinlar ccmpany wblrb owns tha
t .
Some Nausrhtv Rnklim-. I.... it- j t A tin i
- vj ana oioie WuOle
House Lt Saturday night; Snyder. Hounds May
au ui vrn trail
P""' " , ... klrMl la tba Hear Wallow local-
kit -"--",,. ,h., . considerable .crease bt
IZV0.UUV.-I I
. urava over in me nova lor a sum
luBto:uii"i.
was baited I
krru.
jliDM'BlrU a
t rldlmu.'J
9.000 In the
m'r playground Thla derision I
was reached following a visit to the
proposed site yesterday by Klmhall. j
C. S. Chapman, hi'ad funnier fur;
Wcyerhauters. It -r. Arthur I.. Rice
vsrm. won n nan ,,, c;, A ( ,)K m.uul ,wuliv
jwho hit rwiiily hn-u 1 n t :t 1 1-1 In
Imiirrt. air'T.Hhit to tn (h! dintrlrt.
n aaiil I" have rnpra. (( Tll (,
Ihcy wiMi it tin ii t 10 i'f-
r derlarad j
In tha ft-
ftaudulont i
wlilih bad
It'a a pretty bow-do-yon-do In
KUmatJk FaJU. tola wbolaaala
nioierf ana tnert Duslaees. Ttrat
It n taoi of bora, maiskara.
of tba "Oetapaa Club" who to
qualify for mamberthlp hx4 to
ataal tost article ot latrloale
Taloe. randBg from a floa comb
to laws aowar. ' Tba bay bore
were warned and releaeed.
Then came (ba naunhly safe
blowera who knocked oter nearly
balf a down aafea, got only about
135 and made their departure
after lamina; the Klamath Fall
law fur aereral weeks.
Hut now-KMh! Where la It
Knna stop? I.ast Saturday, It
became kniwn yesterday, some
party or parties Juat up and atole
a whole house!
Mrs. M. A. I'eck, owner of the
structure saw the shack lying
peacefully firm on Its foundation
Saturday afteraoowyfoadv. low
and heboid, tba snack 'baa dlaap
pared. .Tft boose U locstad. or
rather It wa load on the wast
atds of pioraMll staaat between
Plaa sad Hlb lUwaU. Tba News
offers tbla attcb ior Ktooutb
KaJU aleutha tooli : Tbars
was a 14' mile southwest wind
Saturday night." Jt la recommend
ed that Snyder's blood hounds be
started on" the trail toward Malln
and onward to'Alturaa. Perbapa
the wind blew the aback down.
Or perbapa the ustlon abould
be solred by dancing maatera. Do
tulld'nga shimmy? If any Klam
ath Falls' citizens happened to
notice a building dc-lng s two
step or tango on that fateful
Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Heck would welcome any
Information that can be furnish
ed on the affair.
FOS THIS CITY
IN STOLEN CAR
Gang Speed Through Ah
Und Fire At Officer
And Malts) Getaway
irmuu, in-tk
:flr rallri-iiil.
I'.r.nJ-- tin
Cullotl Itvlt
r of the
the Den
Mian ii ii ri
t.llie. the
thi Internal tonal,
ro. Ni.k.-I I'lnte and
r-:b:r, of the chief;
the I'olted States were
a tha proposed merger.
4 kite nereaaltaled the
lb billion dollars as a
pa. I
V) ul llllita. It la said
M till they had been au-j
fi amktn to raise money
fie artr. On this sum 1
to b palj a commission '
r m. aalilng a total 1
lha of IMiiO 0U0 000. I
oal But True
H Mgbl's Len.iMl Wire)
"HKI.I.K. X V . May
Asiih decker come
.Tld with a flying
r liil two teeth Thurs-
HII'S.
Ma
f Callu
"f'.ty d.i
le of
i ul Ohio
-"u t Intend to
"i We s iinkli.il In
KPPa ki'y. ".Mini.
a tt" Orciilllr-itl,.,i t....nu
fcir,r i . -uid
'in has won p.iotry
Pi Cl'h.r irnrv hnnnra
laf trinket. All of
fl "lmi.lv ri ....-a
. iM't milieu
lti.) Tii
"If tills jtin'i throiiith ns vt have
plunhei! the I'-y will lie fixed 111 '
fine ..:ie," Klrnlull pointed out,
"our plana are to anai.it the l,oya
to build a first ctaaa lot cabin;
near the little mouutiiln lake. It!
would be built in tills way: We
would aik loggers around the luke,
to donate a Sunday or two to fall-,
Ing the treea, cutl'ng up the logs.
and hewing them out properly. The)
walla and Pole rafters would than
be put un by tl.e Tulunteera. At I
tbla point ' would call off all;
I adult help and turn the Job over
to thn boys to finish and you canj
bet they will fin Ian It right. Their
I work would be to chink the cracka '
.between the log wit mud and'
Imnaa. put the simsea on tn rooi.
put
furnish the Interior In firat class
ahape with furniture made on the
ground of their own hnndlwork.
After the cabin was completed they
would "f course want to turn their
attention to building trulls to differ
ent places of Interest that are ad
jacent to the lake. They would
nave a good trail down to the
swtniniln' hole no doubt.
I "It's all rather Indefinite yet of
! course but It looks practical and It
! looks possible and there Is no one
who will disputo that such an ar
' ranKemont would be a great thing
for these kids."
FARMERS FROM
OWENS VALLEV
LIKE KLAMATH
CELEBRATED BY
BIG GATHERING
Pasiriag through Ashland at
break-neck speed, firing at an
officer who attempted to inter
cept them, a party of automo
bile thieves were heading in
the direction of this city on the
Klamath Falls-Ashland high
way early this morning, ac
cording to telephone advices
received at the local police
station. The highway here
was being guarded early this
morning.
The entire police and sher
iff's forces at Ashland were
reported following in the wake
of the escaped thieves, search
ing each side road for the men.
The Ashland police were on
the lookout for the party when
officials at Grants Pass re-
ported a Star touring car,
By Hill Lines For
Entry To Klamath
Kirkford, ChUoquin, Klamath Agency,
Olene and Bonanza Included in Root
ing; No New Securities To Be Issued;
Both S. P. and 0. CrE. To Be Paralleled.
Influence of Six Visitors Judge and Mr. Emmitt Are
Here Expected To1 Bring
In 150 New Families
Re-Wed Mid Beautiful
Ceremonies -
( By United News Lased Wire )
WASHINGTON, May 7. Application of the Ore
gon Trunk railway for extensions south from Bend to
Klamath Falls was formally filed with interstate com
merce commission today. The petition asks approval of
construction of approximately 250 miles of railroad under
the joint and equal patronage of the Northern Pacific
and the Great Northern and does not at this time seek
the issue of any new securities, as the funds required will
be supplied by the northern lines. If financing is re
quired later on, it was said, separate applications will
be made.
The principal stations designated as those the new
railroad will" pass through or near are: Bend. Lamne.
! Crescent, Skookum, Kirkford, Chiloquin, Klamath Agen
cy, Bonanza, Ulene and Klamath rails. The longer and
n --l nrl' i : :n j ai n i at
stolen from that city, headed , " win go uuwn ine pycan anu ine
southward on the hitrhwav. ; f JVo win ue auuui, iou nines lung.
Traffic Officer Talent, of Ash.
land, who
attempted
The shorter extension in a more direct line of 80 miles
: r i.1 : :i pi i j ai l j e XT-
identified the car I me vicinity ui ok.uoh.uiii, uown uie west, siue oi op
to overtake them! lPer Klamath lake, touches Kirkford, Chiloquin and Klam-
Tbe delegation of Owens ralley
farmora, who accompanied Sam I
Head here tbls week.
, j .. ...j -.;.i. ..... .i day looking over ljio
k. spent; yestar-J- e
ljlngell Valley' jowti
I
O. O. F. hall waa the scene of j
weddjng last .night that will go
In the history of Klamath t
und the Merrill country, and they j co,ln,y a8 one of ,he
most delight-1
fill events recorded, over 300 Iu-(
vited gucats witnessing the cerc-
mony. and ''en we ssy lhat it took .
the entire top floor of the I. O. O. F.
building to stage the affair, we
want you to believe us for once.
The headlinera were a couple of
Klamath Fulls youngsters who are
Bob Kmmltt and
WHOLESALE RAIDS
are leaving for home this morning
with a warm spot in their heart tor
nil the Klamath country, according
to their statements Inst night.
I "We figured there must be some
thing wrong with this country If
good land could be bought for the
prices that we understood were
j bulng asked for Klumath luud," ono
I of them pointed out. "We cume
j to aee for ourselves and you can. known hereabout!
say for me we are convinced that
you have as good liind here as can
1.0 rnrf m ,nv country" We are ""v ' " "'I night In a
'rolng back and deliver a mighty, t!le nme of J- w- Bryant, wearing I partlay broken up by
i favorable report to all our nolgh-;his first moustache to give dignity; and sheriff's deputies.
ath Agncy, practically paralleling the Southern Pacific.
The commission is asked to grant a hearing on the
application and rjequest is made for the retention of any
earnings in excess of the standard rate of return. It is
stated that there is a body of 40,000,000,000 board feet
of timber mostly pine, along thejrbut?s of the proposed
lines which will have a wide majrket from the. northern
lines and their connection and- that the- condition justify
the present construction of the road: By blue prints filed
with the applications it appears that the new construction
will substantially parallel the line of the O. C. & E. rail-
wov fnr enmo rlistartpp nnrtri of Rnmrnip River. TVia shnrt-
fiinnni RV Wlf.UTier extension frgm the junction point crosses the Upper
LllllULU D I lllUll I i Klamath lake from the mouth of Williamson river to a
point opposite on the western snore.
Gaining on them, the thieves
fired several shots at the of
ficer from the rear of the car,
making their getaway.
Up until early this morning
the car had not entered Klam
ath Falls, according to Deputy
Snyder.
LAWLESSNESS IS
Hindenburg Departs! Naughty Co-eds
Seven men and women were ar
1 rested, two cars confiscated, and
jr-iora tmrnitt. wnite tne pilot oijone car was reported stolen last
ithe ship waa a young parson byL,h, , ,ri f i.whreaklng
city police
Home Town Amidst
Elaborate Farewell
Must Put on Clothes
.SKY.
IUir.. Maw 1
"union
In
III KM( K ASKS Ni:V TKl.iL
! I.O.-t ANtiKI.KS, May 7. Mm
i Rerulre Day, convicted of disflgur
jing the face of h r wealthy hus
jband. Darby Day. Jr.. with causti.
jaeld. filed a motion for a now. trial
here toiViy.
j Judge Carlos llnnly set May 11.
jas the ilutn fur the hearings oa e
appeal 'The motion was mail" by
Mrs. Day's atorneya when she l
'piared In superior court for '.
I touce.
I.
I climatic conamons a you ... uere, . n fuatrated wag pUinly shown . bk'k and
.Ich won worlo-
bora. We are accustomed to such to his calling. That the parson was; J. c. Paul, a man named Shu-
driver of a White Star
taxi were arrested In company with
l'earl Wilson and Maria Bean as
they drove up in front of Edna Mc-i
Donald's place. A number of towels!
and 32 ounces of moonshine were'
confiscated with the taxi.
trying
Pollle limn
R:n lLvi-rnft.
an:i:iti,..i .1....
mill
I' i:d tl,..
'"! Iln
fnim
i"b i.
unsuc-
to dis-l
one of
Hue-
rent but
'"oft Invariably
him the money
I'.ihl
OOI.F MKKTIMU lt)STlt)NKU
The golf club meeting which wai
tu havo been held tonight has been
I since our valley
:lde notoriety Inst summer over a
little water fight we had with the
city of Los Angeles, is only thirty
feet lower In elevation than Klum
ath Falls."
Hume Conditions
Tho party of Owens Valley visit
ors Is itittdo up of George Rowe,
Alvin Dodlo. L. W. Monroe, A. S.
Donnlsoni C. N. Hose and T. M.
Shumate. Speoklng of the con
ditions In Owons Valley at the pres
ent time, which are responsible for
theso settlors looking for a new lo
cation, It was pointed out that over
1200 families had already sold their
i.n.i in the valley to tne city oi
i by the fact that he made tbe green
promise to obey, which you all '.
know is an Impossibility, but it
caused consternation In the audl-i
ence, and several of the persuasion
made a dash for the outside. . They
were prevented from escaping, how-!
evor. . j
Attendants . j
The young couple 'were attended .j
by Dell Summers as bridesmaid and
Back Grigsby as best man, young
friends of the contracting parties.
Other attendunts on the bride's i
side were the following young
ladies: Louise Humphrey, Jennie i
Hum. Margery Otterbeln, Alice
IBv t'nlted News Leaded Wire)
HANOVER. May 7. Twenty
i thousand men. women and children
' paraded by President-elect von
i Hindenburg's home tonight In a
farewell demonstration to Hanover's (jay
Vl By United News Leased Wire)
BERKELEY. May" 7. A drastic
ban has been placed upon tbe scan
ty costumes and bare legs that
were to have been displayed Satur-
by University of California co-
most famous citizen.
' eds In their annual senior extrsra-
I itNu.ho tho hnma tho strains nf
A raid on tho home of Jim Flan-'f .... or
. ... . ia two bands playing In unison compel-
uery and 802 Oak streets was raid-;. ' '
The old soldier took the alute'ganla ,
In a balcony where he stood wear-; .,,..
. ' . . . Each year (he graduating program
Ing a combre frock coat and a high . . ; .
silk hat. As tLe marchers .p." Process, a musical comedy, features
the girl students In dashing dances
td by Chief Loucks, Officers Lewis
rirown and Cooper end Deputy Sher
iff' Snyder. Officers allege they
I caught Flannery In the act of dump-
i ing out a bucket of moon, obtaining
part of the evidence.
E. Pendleton was arrested, charg
ed with having liquor in his car.
which was confiscated. Patrolmen
step cadence which has roared and
rumbled beneath caulked boots of
millions of soldiers, who paraded
1 past the old marshal In other days,
j Leaping flames from thousands of
! torches illuminated the parade and
cast fleeting light and shadows over I
the form and features ot the old'
warrior. As flags bobbed by In
and. songs. Advance posters of
this, year's play, "University,. Inc."
showed' the feminine form ' airily
clad' and minus' stockings.
off
called
week.
ready paid their 100
u ui-.u mi..... laDli in me vauey io .. ...... Lewis and Cooper made the arrests i " '
until the first of next , oJ AnoIell on account of the des-j Ooeller. Lydia Houston and L,",eA11 al)OTe per80ns were heid in jail',he hands of SooBe-steppIng bearers
About 61 members have al-', ptrnie need for their water by thej Rnmsby, while the following bunch i
in
the
&ERS' DAY HANDKERCHIEFS TO,?
OLD here TO HELP NEAR EAST
annual dues. !,, A P.,ni ninny of theso have: of young fellows were
I left nnd arc probably located in j grtom's corner: Hank Momyer. i
me other locality nt tne present i (t'oiitlnueii on i-iibo nvc)
There arc still around
150
and for the!
Indians On Trail Of
' li.y
1 h
'til ill.
'' .HI
l i.v 10, America
'or m,,,i I,,., i,,.,..i
"i'li'ly nml remem-
ill he nent
now
Hun
fnniilles In the valley
city to got satisfactory control ot j
the water, they must buy ovcry one! San Quentin Murderers
of theso settlers out. j
The city of Los Atlgeies noesn i
i ...,r htirli with t!io Ower.a vai-
n.o.ii evident
( rtv tn!ti"l NoM-s I. eased Wlrol
SACRAMENTO, May 7. Indian
trackers, sent out from Colfax,
have picked up tho trail of Joe
Tanko and Lloyd Hall, convicted
........ tl,..M nr. f the cMiuKte,
. . ' .. ,. .. the lev ni'ODle. it
itu tor-mail:! iinnuiierciiieis in .,. .i.i.. Thov
, r lieihtcl. 1 from their reninrks l.iat niijnt. iiu
' ' ' ' . . ' I ,,. .hut the soulhern California ,
. "Kvory l'liiidkori liter win inui .. , - .i ,.,- ,i,, :
l'' tli.T who i metropolis I8n l iu.."-" . . .h.. r.ml from Ran Onen-
have not ' : ; ..hldr,.. (n.m ne cent more than they are tori-o, ,
' i About four anil oiic-inm ,
I lieiomiim olijicts of ih.irlty. Wl'!l '',y- ,. nafl reccn,iv been ; Bernard MeChnne. Ft.: tramenlo chief
n inoilicrs. dl-havo heard inurli I" Un' 1,1,1 fi-w million '"'.., ,ho f i of police who Is directing the i man-
Hlniinons, nf,rars nliout hungry children. In
v,...i.. . . uhioit LiirninK ui" , li. ,t i, .ui- 1....
Kirvofc k in secure i anyone who Knows nnyuiuit. I , , It iu n hit. vallev. poouw onn-o un nim uieuius
t, w ' '"" "ay. iiiotbors. knows Hint whenever inere, -
iif.i a.i. ... , . ,i,.,r nnwe.iTi,
.i.i ..i.i..i .i .i. i.. i ..1..1. Hum tho noa
lor hearing today. It was Indicated
some of the cases would be tried
m federal court.
A Ford roadsten owned by J.
E. Patterson. Jr., was stolon from
in front of The News office. The
car bore an Oregon license number
187-749, was equipped with Kelly
Springfield tires, motor meter and
oversized steering wheel.
Hindenburg removed his hat.
DES MOINES, Iowa. May 7.
Police Thursday towed through
the business district of the city
a wrecked automobile bearing a
grim figure representing death at
the steering wheel. "Bootleggers
this Is the result of your pro
duct." a sign on the car read.
FIRST LIST OF NEWS CONTESTANTS
WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT SUNDAY
Ship Sends Radio To
Find Remedy For Drunk
:ilil,r
"f On
airs. p.
"c "nil,.,.
n m .'. "' Wniiiioiis,
Mlef .""""'' .lay for Near
"i Fan. ttCt " "''"ili-man for
b. which Is
uupe
Hint the motlior Is htuiKrier than tho
child. These niollior-iuiulo hiind
knrcbli f elvn thn mothers a chance
to earn a
r" .. ' ,,., nr,.. h,i .v ' hunt for the two desperadoes tele-
Hhout turning tne "-" .... !i, hi. no h. thi. ...nh.
ii i
ton miles wide nnd
rlv one hundred miles long, but dian hunter and Itulde, had sighted
n' . . . i l,n rt.trlttvo. nn Rone rlvat ntv
that Frank Slouxhead, veteran In-
contains a great area of waste land
which of course, does not entor into
",0 ",u " T ,iUhe controversy,
living for themselves and, me
.. t ThA niriT ttms. --
tholr llltlo broods nnd to keep tnoir v.taH on Paa S)
o have sold no I children about then."
the fugitives on Bear river, six
miles north of Cape Horn. Sloux
head tired one shot before they
slipped Into ths brush, McShane
said.
SAN PEDRO. Calif., May 7.
Please advise what to do for a
man who Is dying from too much
moonshine, this radio message
flashed over 1,000 miles of sea
from the steamship Wnlruna was
picked up by the federul wireless
station and relayed to the receiv
ing hospital here, "Force the man
to drink all the water possible
and give blm bromide," was the
wirelessed answer.
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