The Klamath news., August 16, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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.Sunday, August IB.' 1925
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BlamesCanned Heat" for Fury
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i.rrn r'"lc
II lUcri-O-l
property
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the city
0t land till
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1 .1!$
the l,,c
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Iron Polnl
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,j0ld ul have
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hin I" c"u'
Ju.a IK lege;
13,ry sultaiire i
IV ii-rn l
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property and
f Smith Kl-
muld be bloj
.,, to It full-1
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fliinxt
it rod will.
tr from Link
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with ! end
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bildie will he
l.ltk river to
4 (Ilk Oregon
"God will nut blame my hoy.
, lis will blame the drug torn
' lor selling him ranneii heat and
Jamaica ninfrt." ho sobs the
mother ot Bill Muaartt, tvl
I (above), who is in jail In
Wk'biU, Kan., faring probable
life Imprisonment for the alar
inn of Mra. Bene MrClrllanrl,
' S'J, and her muthrr, Mra. Frank
Smith. 07, with uhr charge of
a shotgun. The ehot waa fired
from the window of the Mutaett
borne and atrui-k the women at
' they were lilting on the MiCIrl-'
land porrh, at Indicated In the
photos. Police say Muttctt hat
ed the MrClrllanda berauie they
complained about bit drunken
conduct.
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I
t ' i'.t
lroperty In
town.
Ill I J, ATT U KM I'RIM'K
IONTKVIIIi:(, Aug. IV .
the I'flHre uf ttnlia walked about
admiring; iIm national i-attli allow,
a bis HVrffurd hull made a lunge
for lilm, but the young man waa
ao agilo flint hr rwriiMd any In-Jury.
OftSINING. N. Y.1 AiiklB.
(United Prenn) A rinl broke
nut in tho mens hull of Sing
Sing priHon as enraged con
vicU buttled among tharriBelves
with knives, razors und crock
ery. ' '
The diHturbanee, which waa
accompanied by angry yells,
from the combatant, finally
waa quelled by guardi). Two
prinoners were injured ' ser
iously. Eight were sent into
solitary confinement.
Tha riot atarted la an argument
orer the "leaderahlp" of Vincent
Gaffney, picturesque murderer,
whotfl deapentta career had much to
do with hla deration to the title of
"anpreme boaa of Tammany in Sing
King."
From wordi the men patted, to
fltlt and their treaty arouted, flu
ally drew knlvea and razor and ea
RiEed In a battle for blood. Those
without knlvea burled crockery at
their opponents. ,
Jatnea Cleary, leader ot the
"cheete party' : that disputed Onf-
fney'a leadership in prison "poll
tict," led hla - men i In the attack
upon the murderer. Cleary auffer
ed the loaa of part of hit nose dur
ing the melee,
fiaffney fared better. He re-
John Ottrlm.' i. wut drowned lii.t celved two black eyea. It wat aald.
night near Wallace (aland, in the!L"ter 1,8 Bnd even otner coavlcta
Columbia river, while on the way were ,ent ,n, aol'tary confinement,
from Aatorla to hit home here. He! Gaffney'n party bad won the po
wa In a boat with John Ulldulal "tleal el81'"" In the prison. He
and fell overboard. a lhs atural leader because he
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iFLEXSTOm
iUSBESTOS
jvicTosrA ADSuynfMotpKyj
Victoria ' Aairustynowicz,
hamblo New York stenograph
er, has just been notified that
she is a Polish countess and
heiress to vast estates in Lem
berg that 'were once the prop
erty of her ancestors, taken
from them through tho mis
fortunes of war.
iCMMf-MANvlUJt I
vail stand me ure.iesr
M.tf DltoW NH IN RIVER
CLATHKANIK, ore., Aug. 15.
victory
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" Wat ..I,
beaarJful b,th.
"wit model,
' 9llcatet, of
m
warning.'
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The Country has gone Nash
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He escaped from the Tombs In
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cuffed and escorted to prison by 16
state troopers.
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