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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1925)
II Page Two WotlHPwlay. Aug. jjjj!! CIVILIZATION IS i alone, but (or U prevention by de-( lection and punishment, an organira-: lion which would be at tlx disposal i of police- and other law enforcing' bodies all over the country. '. PASSENGER SKUVICK BY S. P. TO I SI'RAGUE RIVER MADE l'OSSllitX I0M MURRAY A NICE BOY; Tall Men To Meet Here This livening KI.AUitTT'N r, pfj ... ' iir. Roland Wright Talked Passenger service from Sprague ''" tills CR1N0 OGIST Of For Council Seat nier to Kumatti Talis ",ii (I'oiillniicil I r.im I'iibo "lie) (By ARTIll'lt H. REKYE, Creator of fni Kennedy, Srientifit' Detective i ...i.i idi nu l'niieil WvkI 'recently n-wy? ism. - NEW YORK. Ann. 17. Crime Is ; Merle Vest in nnrcr of modern society. sin told there commission and nthpra n.i. ,h:irmin. A i Wright has mad' ..i.i ..rreon.iin rogurd to the proposition, but it Klamath streets. aookine a cancer cure for American' believed that he mil not decline. civilisation. movement in "Jer , to brine l" ii.nuaiB r .. i i..,. mi. I nu ii, v. -d inter etaldihed within 30 day I the ( ,.,,,.,,, ,n, the opitii. n of It. '. tirovshwk. nllor-! ,.1)m1,.tl0i, the, now ney (iir tho Smtliern I'aeifli' linen road." i - ....... ,.f Tli.. 11.1.1 at on or I lie lltMtUn IH'IIIIF ..II,-.'.- ... ill .... I .. til v.ter- not only benefit in -u I m -..i.iv inni me ... - the nM ,.,. Willi tl .fill law elll.ll reillc.il in Spragux liter nin try. w lilell H in lite Hilton i ......... Itnlund Wright, promising young fhiwineas man of Klamath Vails. 1 'one of the latest candidates in the I field for the office of enuneiliuan of In his ili 1. 1. I n .r.l lti.-l was vacated Die chamber of commerce jiur i.i..... . ....... I ... .r ...lti.,1 :..t.tL.I:.tii-it I I... il... r...ivmil .in iif L.r.liV dl IIOOO Wnctt U' UktU ' '- 'i the mippor; of the rhamher l..sr.t items ot in aeeonlinc to friends of oliialning a permit icr tno i.rcit.... lav IllK.lt. then toned I He New rhili'iiulii man. 1 7 to dilve lliem to PorUniid. wlielV they ill. ipp. tied lit bll" lni i will ,ir,M. Internet Hen " '' ""l . i i ' This is according to mentis ot oiiiaining a permit n r .,. ? Tn Z rrl" Wright. ho have offered 1,1. name California and Ka.t.rn to cross the cumin. of Itil, '. Utered br udt t a yjin W nl to a ch.iV on the board Sixth street It. order tor the rail- With ro.ona,i.,. fii.... '.'ered J"' "Ji Mt ,ri,ad to reach recently aculred ter- projects, roads wtll ...en be of like prominence, with;' 'f c .la.ls. r andnleted that will far aauu-.- the no statements niinal property oa routU In the vicinity of Ma ma in N,.,vlmin , ir to Acrordins to roesbeck the lines Kalla or i-utsldo Hie aerevat:oii d.s-. i( Mlli.ll ,r(U,,, the offer of placitiK his name on the are willinx to build Iroui M.raKue lr..i. . ,r Help )ou wiui I ... ., . . . ... I f. il I .. .I.i -i1s jtlM.'k t lit IS t't ... .. I expect to be brands a pessl- . ... - . --" ,. , u,.,,,,.1.. u... on the pruned line. i ntemoer Ol ine lit... ot naituit. iniim . 'f.iu .. - - I will be Baseline motor r..i. i- l.nniter slioeat Kli.iea In link' s !,,.... t.li' tiouKh Dial lliey win n, liiitii to Ut tiiade tti nrdnr! 'I li.it Is Hit. latest lino anil rry ml up by '"UK follow, or lull turn, iiieit-uiiiiK fe'l r unr In their so. k- whi will meet "In Ilia t huui. In r of tuiniii'iico luiiimii iu form u ilnipler of I'm llalli.uul umanliatlun. Lous Kelli.w uf tin. Tull Men' a stii iiitlon. An oitliiiK l III" la I est wuiil from lleadiUailul III Matsliflelil, lltirs lure mid anhK" for the iirr.niiUallun ,!,, . Had ..ot f..r-iro bW" U l ill rn a iMiuni nu inn rutiu iti rruK till ton. ..very t.tlt limn In lug a our UA Ui. TuiUK'it In tint i-Uaiiilwr uf itfiuuiortn til it u'lluclt. ""I Mm. Hi us lii iii'ukoii mid WatiliiKl.in waltlilliK new aveliues of eniip". Hut ulllieii.li be was an iiiinitier, Murray prov. (ullen Ills i:all.tntry. Afler Ue had eaten ho told Mrs. a use her SHEPHr;' 4 HOTEL, EVERY ItOOliUtf KEE CAlACt your loss or not." said nutter was mI.I nw vnratt tlllt I -IV.- t.O m?:..' Utlo'n in Mving that the committee; Wright company, an enthusiastic Klamath Fall. ... . - ... hnnttor f.u k'him:ith Palls and Klnm- "Whether at laces ia..ure oe.or. u ...r.y str.s , - lh ' (-nslH,,k. ..,, comraay w! t oilier to the railroad unless It clearly realties one iunaa---" mental. ClvilUation contains within "" -..... referred hy President !.. t 'urtl Trlt ks Murray suited his w.inls with A circulation cot.rmt tba city ot Klamath Knlla snd the cnuuly of Klamath 'hut's the Klammli News ctninlttee Then played ... i ...hi ii.r.i..ii llohiiaii's ul.out the house with Isabel). The net Ion. u ml wiped the dishes. he swept the floor, and late knlfn Then Jones came in it-ir th. .ed of Its own destruc-ihe brought before him with precise , ' .. .. ,,.,.,, of i...,,! ho was silting up aitulnst patents Mild she s, tion. This may be the voice of one j uecis.on ami care.u. oua.js.s. ute. crvlna- in the wilderness. But 1 commendation of his friends. ' would rather be the one to cry now than among those to weep after-! ward. ClvilUation Is dying at the top.j And It Is not enough to say that It IX because modern society breeds from the bottom rather than from! the top. Thnt is a symptom as much I as It U a cause. . I The truth of the matter is that I the weinht of civiliiation is crush- was brouslit to Klamath Falls in an in us. I have tried to show It In ambulance early yesterday morning, a novl. -Atavar" written recently. J He died er.r!y yestorday afternoon. Unless we can retain our simplicity i Today the district attorney's of- hls head letting the turnkey open the case he knocked him down with of his fist. il to be liu v-1 n-ali." i "ik time. blow At the end of the store .Murray .os. jiurray a pa.. u. ... H....r.-.l i li.it' he 1. ad Eivrti a true Newmans some card tricks. FOR STABBING "We were still unarmed, aud the; story or tne oumroftK. aim lun.-ruu. .. - - igun cas. was locked. Jones ran to by saying: thrilling to be called at. enjoyable , !lhe desk and searched the drawers; "I want my mother to read It." Party tlir.inghi.ul. bill at any rule The three hunted t.inti.ts tlieu tne .ewnians nuvr enieriaineti iniitn (Continued From Pago One) tor i..c.u.s. , V Kfftst Kjm-iiih- ; pluced Ihelr signatures to the slate .Meanwhile the guard In lower tuent. No. 1 lRgan shooting into the turn-1 kei'ti otrite- The turnkey ran out: tlieu. holding his Jaw. I picked up a cuspidor and bursted the luck on the gun rase, and handed a loaded 30-3D to Jones. Jones began empty-; ing the gun, tiring at random, lie less Interesting t household.' ' loinpany In Ihelr TKIIKII IC Ol rr.NMtK l-'KZ. l-'remii M.r.M-e., Alig. IH. iHcnty-llve thousand Krencll tro.4i nre NwerptiiK nortl.unrtl tliruugli Kren.il ..r.Hitt, spread ing terror uinotiK iiiifrieinll.v II'IIm the. seemed excited and apparently wasi nn.l drliii.s; - l." V i-iw- warriors iH-foro lliem In tho or cnaracter in tne complexity of: fire win question Laucedo In .mugs .i mis jwi age. we are wn. v, i-t-r!u;. jui wuai Nirt. making what he considered his last Now, follow me. Over a million he may have played in the tragedy. stuud. When he emptied the ia-T.o AmericaJis have a crime record.) "Early this mornins I understood lie grubbed two revolvers and cou These are only those who have beenjtho. man was slightly injured in a, tinned to fire Nobody was hurt up caught. But one In every hundred brawl." Hawkins declared lat night, to this time and Jones and the guard 'When, at 1:30 p, .m. I heard he in tower No. 1 were the only ones was dead I left as quickly as pos- that had fired a shot. When we sih)e for the econe." i . , reached the lawn, five guards had I Kelly standing with his hands up in I the air. The only thing that . saved I I I.L. a 1 " in' ii. c mil in m viui.iu I e.t? 1 . 1' people you meet is a recorded law breaker. Why? Here's ,-ono reason. Re cent investigation by a group of legal authorities reported that we have in the United States over ten million federal, state and local laws and ordinances, 'If one man- were to start in merely to read the laws, he never by any possibility conld catch up, even it he spent all his life at it. Now what does (hat mean? It means that you and I never, prob tit-cMtcKt offciiUo nf II.. war. It may iiImi lie the laM offen"!.. Iiu, us Hie Trench M-illl OH'oHle I.i n (Icfeu-ito victory utcr llio l.iffiaiis. I White was standing between Kelly 'and the five guards. While wanted to quell the outbreak without blood shed. Meunwhlle I had given Willos revolver and we all run, Kelly.' j Willos and I got behind an oak tree" - j .... . .. 'ni.rl-,. ,. v. i """ i..vu mill ou ... sio.e I1UW m.j jiass a aajr wi.nour creasing i"" - ic ncw.uau HAVE ESCAPED (Continued Froni I'iirp One) MIS .W.Kl.l-.S, Aug. IN. Iir. Thomas W. ViiuuK. raiifcvHil "htienlifle inuril.'rer" mny lake tllr Slall.l in his i.t ti dcfcl. I.w iiiormwr an.l till iks. jury Iryiuu llllll for his lid. Unit Ills wife. .IIi-m. t,rui- ;r.tga.i Vihi.u:, kill ril herwetf In n' fit of jealousy. ! w. Kraft s Advance in WOOD romo without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on, Diiu'l bn unit of many who will order too lata. Winter Is near. Phone In your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty. Peyton & Co. "tt'oul lii llurn." 601 Main Phono 535 j : 'in r R There b M iK best shork klsorV the paid 'of tn m rash rrMrrt, ub euitg. sy lirolltabls si- g J ro.-ert U u ftv account 11 1st 117--. e , v eiicrn jmv Loan Aiiot Hniltk A ltj I knged tho guard to come out. 'I euiuc law ur uruillalicc. v... - . uui.. u vuu n. 19 iiriu iiifti The result: When there is so!capt!ve3 the story of how the prison Tnnrri lav n-a filln j-.n. i WIS thrown (ntt-k. nnnHnninnliim a n1 guish between what is trivial, sump-'o' "ir final escape to the outside, j "f,e " i.tW" my "fe "B hl9 tuary. reformatory, and what Is; Murray acted as spokesman lor! "W- 1 f!n "h' hlm ,roUKh, heinous and fundamental. There is lb" fio. and called upon hi, com- 'he khe"d and kille.d uhlm- and " 1 too little .fundamental law, j "des for verification from time to ' a,ched "e teI"' ' ,he ,ower 0llard Again, we have safeguarded the "Card to certain details ; "0,a" 'J"' "' .' 'h! and criminal by so many protections that' 01 th "ensational outbreak.. He hcnho fired "' """t Holman he is escaping through the meshes i 5,ated that original Intention of!" , a p'slL lhcn mado ",c of the net. We hart, depart! far ,h! '-breakers wa, to stage a ! f''dh 'or liberty through tower from the fundamental spirit of An-1 stick-np. take the guns from the ,;. 1: under,1 ha" of 1"1- y...u uuM.u oeei.ey B ioi tower No. 1) rifle. Wo nil dropped ' to the ground outside, Jones. Wll- We must return in . .imni. .. five guards with nuns were iniii.nii " ,1UU AU0-1 "nic Jones quently people are loslnaresnoct for Ka,ei or 150 "'rough the tower. the net. , We are contused in values. ' lnis resP;ct 'heir plans failed. In law, of law enforcement. You cannot multinlv offenses without multiplying disre spect for law. Too much law causes a condition You cannot Interpretation of lawi" !he Satc' on PtIal duty. Describe Ksrapo Continuing, ho said: "I had a knife, but Jones had approaching anarchy. 1 notuing. Dalrymple and two guards go on creating new' were In the turnkey's office. Thv crimes and new prohibitions and ex-j came out and passed by mo. run- pect to retain respect for law. !ning. Dalrymple said as he passed: For Instance, you may say. pro- 'It's Tom Murray' and made no ef hlblt tho sale of fire arms. If you' fort to stop me. He seemed to be' do I say, aelde from the Anglo-! trying to avoid me. He knew wo Saxon, constitutional aspects, you 'were" making a break. The guards will then have created bootlegging ; were unarmed. Dalrymple ran of firearms, two crimes in place, of ! through the gates to his houte. I one. Better I say to stick to "ihejdld not sea, him after that. I point. Punish murder and. violence.) . ' "-''"Kick Davidson I But you say make the penalHeaj' "Then we discovered that (Slaugh for bootlegging firearms and " fire terhorjse) Davidson and the turnkey water, too, more severe. I ay-that i were In the latter-s office. I knock the time in England when there' ed "Slaughterhouse" down with a wore scores of offenses currying the i "low, and left him lying on the floor severest of all penalties, death, was "d then backed the turnkey over the time of greatest violence. j the guncase with an open, long pac D is not the severliv r,f ,u- I. j v., mi; pun- i , , J wn shot in tho aide and Kelly slop- I ped to shake hnnds wiih hlm and JoneB said: 'Tell the boys be caro- ful and not make It more than one." Jones then took a gun and fired a SPECIALS In Victrolas Still on at SHEPHERD'S Old ways have gone the nw ,;t here To banish toil and bring m cheer Van Fleet's Serviceman Say;.: An elecf Hr rlemier iI.ich I In wrk of 4'leniiiiiK ; ii m1 r l:ne by hunt) or tin huh or IWnter. hir Nt-rvire tlr a.-tment uarmi tits It. VAN FLEET MOTOR SHOP MH Main Nt. I'liono 7.TH. Night 07 Ihtintnt tltn. ......... ... --yuu.s. ..ii, is tne cer tainty of It. Today niufd.r Is pUn Ishal.lu by death in England. The murderer Is caught. He is convict ed. He is punished. There is cer tuii.ty. Consequently there are tewrr in-..i,nrs in- London than in any cnjr-resslonal district of New York i i'.y, . . mav ue a disease, u i,,.i : '.iked HilnKrs. propound It. nt" certainty of unjuhement will cure'' the disease. Simplification or laws i and legal procedure are necessary to 'i certainty of punishment. Only by recognizing t,at a mod-' cm civilization contains within it. self the seeds of its own destruc tion can wo prevent the germina tion of those seeds. Tho committee has a greater opportunity If It will avail Itself of the work and opinions of fundamental scientists. I could name many such. Civilisation is threatened with cancer. Science can euro It. i In tho membership of, this com milleo Itself thorn are men who might eaully endow mid rarry on what I would name tTie' Amerlean scientific crime foundation, not for' the study of the causes of crime TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR. SALK Model Si 8-cylinder 7 passenger Cadillac, new paint, A 1 mechanical condition. Will sell, cheap. Also 1923 Dodge roadster, good shkp, price I25U. See Bill Lee at Assessor's Office. AlDtf Bring Us Your HIDES and. PELTS " ,n ,he 'arket tor l ldes anrt l'elt. . .m JiT tho highest market price. Lewis Grocery 223 S. 6th Phont 3SS 1 ! mi ' , ji ! PURCHASED HERE Is Built For Work And Works For Profit Prices Right. Let Us Supply Your Needs For Binding And Sack 1 wine. J. W. KERNS 6th and Broad Phone 557-J Free of Cost! Boyi HERE'S YOUR CHANCE T A RADIO KN1I FREE! Just Get 3 Frier, ds who are not now subscribers to the Klamath Daily News to sign the coupons opposite, turn in the orders and as soon as the orders are verified' THE KNIFE IS YOURS! Send in your Orders to Circulation Manager Klamath Daily News 102-122 So. Fifth St. Phono 877. i i i. , KLAMATH DAILY ffl ! Kuut to aeo (Kami at Address Win a Hit. 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