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THE KLAMATH NEWS United News and United Press Telegraph Services o. 200. (Every Morning Except Mondavi KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1925 r - HIPPERS ENDOR r i Price Five Cent SE S. P. SITION HEUJ Riffian Leader )ad hearing American Escadrille Launch Bombing Attack Along Krim's Outposts Irvice Body Believes o Force Tula Lake Will Be Fought I TELEGRAM READ Line Official Cite Hearing At Case ring on Issue grunt nmiln public lute tho Oregon Public Her- Mon expressed tho opln FKZ, French Morocco, Sept. 23. (I'liltill News ) Abd ol Krlm has ! In uni lo ci u fierce attack against the French imikI nt HniiganoiH. 10 mile mirtli of OiiKxziin In tlm northernmost position of the west ern sector. Tim Itlffluns urn In-fi v il y ntln-fnri-pd nnil huvo begun entrenching mill digging sharp shunters' shelters from which they Hope to ttn'liie French and American uiriiii'ii who endeavor to ImiiiiI) thi)ir portion. TIiiti) have Imm'U sporadic Itlft'iali M. CAILLAUX MET BY AT French Finance Minister Here in Preparation for Confab on Debt Refund Plan Jy Assembly Given Full Authority By Commission Complete Alteration. Of i Church Structure To Fol low Ruling Of Body r.'ELLCN GREETS VISITOR Mission Is Met at Station By Delegation of Officials and Curious Throng YORK POLICE Wire To WFHRFR Fortland Ready nliuulmRv NpYt Qnr;ntJ or nnnri rr miTr o in iiijuii rij ni!n SCHEME HERS HOLD attacks III tilts urea Tor several y effort to l.rlng up ih ' W,,,-,H- Al'inrenlly Abd cl Krlm if tho Southern Prclfl li authority to construct fern nilinri'tloii via Tule Ifuniml consideration at I on I lie rival rallrouil rllnnil October 5 will nlipimlilon. lit of thin, Konthern Pa- hure after telephone with their counsel, cx- Ir determination and regular WASHINGTON. Sept. S3 - (United NewHl Negotiations for settlement' of France's four billion dollar debt to the llnlled States, the largest outstanding war obligation and the most delicate, will open ;en: Thurs day. The Frcm-h debt nii-wlon. headed by Finance .Minister Josepli faillaux. arrived In the capital Wednesday afteruonn, was properly photoKraph ed, and immediately began prepara tions for thu first formal session with the American commlwiion Thursday morning. T..H-.. U'lll. M..II.... Tha Amiirlfnn um iit..lr.,ii imml.a.l . vo tho Tula I.ako Trunk'.., ... . i within an hour nfter Inn arrival tuu tutu i.nu iruiiK i I'lieebiiiiiien cilliemlav niorntlis. lonnldereii and to nmkn .... . ......... .... ..... ..... I aiiiaux was usiicroa into the oince i i tin niiiuiiiiniiiH lien iron, uiu cilv him decided to begin siege. Members of the American esca drille already have bud a go at the uttatkern aa have Trench air men. . It Ik reported that tho Hlf finnn are using false ground signals to confuse the fliers win frequently aro unable to distinguish between their own nnd enemy troops. f ommerco commission's pile opposition from the ( hrs or from any other ! town. of Secretary of tho Treasury Mellon, who greeted the head of tho French mission on behalf of tho American commission. Tho two spent nbout ATLANTIC CITY! N. J., Sept. 23. (United News)t-Flnal recom' mendatlohs of the j special commis sion named by the. general assem bly of the Presbyterian church In this country will 'result In com plete alternation ortho government al structure of the church and Klve the assembly absolute author ity In church matters, It was re ported Wednesday at the end of tho Bccond day's session of the oc casion, j The report will mean tho appoint ing of other committee o Btudy various phaacs of disturbances with in the church. Dr. Henry C. Swear ingen heads the commission with Dr. L. S. Madge, general assembly clerk as secretary. These men, with Dr. Robert E. Spoer and Dr. E. W. Work of New York,' Dr. H. C. Rog ers. of Kansas- City, Mo., and Pres ident C. A. Hcrrick of Girard col lege, Philadelphia, were named Wednesday as a sub-committee of the commission to agree upon orga nization and procedure of the lar ger body. Raids in Heart of Theatrical District Nets 13 Leaders of Powerful Liquor Clique CONTROL FLEET OF BOATS Scoop First Made Under New Dry Regime of Andrews on "Business" Offices NEW YORK, Sept. 23.- . P. CO. PLAN TO Western Union To Extend Line North To Paunina Thence Along Cut-Off Direct telegraph communication between Klamath Falls and Portland will be established by the local West ern Union Telegraph company In the near future. Manager Livingston, of the local company, announced yesterday thst the Western Union company is now stringing a wire from Paunina to a point nprth as far as the Natron cutoff Is now built. This wire will be later extended to Eugene. fnllowinK the Natron route (United i .,., , Ha .i..H News) With the arrest Of 13 men ! HlreM t Pnrllnnn from hera .nma llelil Parallel. (ted nut that nt the time lug of the Central Pa rt Imi Southern Pacific Itself to tho building of Cutoff, provided the iflc won the caso. that was niado a part of DM IfT llf ACC MfJIDi" niinutes together. The French I III 1 1 , tUrlnr 1 1 rl I V fi""nce "llnl!"''r "" '"' o tle I ULIUL 11lLILi I! fllli state, department, where he was CLEVELAND. Sept. (United 'cord, although no ai-!Newsl Several hundred Chinese I thpn been filed, and j were jammed In the central police winning the ense the: station here Wednesday night. hi Iflc went ahead with They had been gathered In as n 'greeted by Secretary Kellogg. Cailluux wa3 rushed to the French embassy from the Btatfon, and stop : ped there only a few minutes before I milking his first formal calls upon j the two Amerlran officials. lie and the other members of the French delegation were guests of honor at FEDERAL SLEUTHS MAKE DOPE HAUL TAMPA,. Fla.. Seift. 23. (Unit ed News) A million dollar cache of narcotics and 17 men and a woman, alleged to have formed one of the biggest dope rings in history. a dinner nt the embassy Wednesday j were netted by federal agents here night, given by the staff here. Call- early Wednesday. The seized drugs lu.iv u-111 utnu at tUa nmh.g.v tvliltnt n n v .. art .nnnlv ho- I will complete It within final and determined step by te , the c(lpllII,. I lloved to have been run Jnto the city I Hies to be the "master mind" of in set by tne commn- "-leveiaiiu p.. .o MUi '"i Center of Curiosity by the gang, which Is said to have Tulo Lake main line ! troubles between Chinese tongs. I ol-1 Thp shor eloRHntly dressed ; adopted the motor boat liason meth held to be an exact i l aroused when the hacked , Fl.pm.llnlaIli wno has, had such alods of their brother law breakers, land bloody body of Yee Chork was . . r.r. In two raids In the heart of tho theatrical district late Wednesday, federal authorities believe they have smashed "the biggest bootleg ring In the country." This powerful gang has a fleet of speedy ships and Its distribution operations extend all over the' United States and into Canada, United States Attorney t Buckner aald. It was the first big raid under the new dry regime of Lincoln C. Andrews and was made at a time when Broadway and 42nd streets were thronged with store and of fice workers "out 'or luncheon. The full power of the new fed eral dry agencies was centered- in ! the drive, lnder-cover men from Washington, prohibition agents, de partment of justice operatives, cus toms agents and police were pour ed into the clean-up. Armed with warrants for the arrest of 24 men, Including Irving Wexler, alias Wax le Gordon, alias Lustlg, alias Lestor, the raiders swooped down upon the office buildings, where the boot leggers masqueraded under the guise of business firms. Wexler, said by federal author-' Ihern Pacific retirement..- , lolintl in I levetana lllliaiuw 11. . ,.lrnltv nt Ihn unlnn ntnllnn nim CUM . C i.pn ore tn wns further relnfm-c-: pr' bloody knives, a hatchet and a nls Brr(va f,0 waved h9 hat as j , have been employed to ped llegram to tho Klamath i mml d" ''1" were found l'"rl,'; 1 110 came through the gates, showing die the. narcotics on the streets, and lin her of Commerce from ; 1 110 r,,H,n ni!rn 1110 ' , his bald bead, and smiled broadly. a aystem of automobile dlstrlbii- was reeaing wiiii oiiiiiui stiiim. . A delegation of photogrnphcrs was tion spread the Influence of the nlflc, in which, for tho 'i""". " w" """ '.""'" ready, and ordered the finance min- gnng across tho whole state. Many later and his follow members of the! of the children distributing the debt mission about, posing them for small packages of drugs, became ad dicts themselves, federal agents say. cine. In which, for the " . . ' i . Mr. Sproulo stated ' ' ,la waH murdered by It the Southern Pacific " " . ' committed to tho build-;""". hl"", P"m. no Hip Sing(l of plct,iro. The photo. It- l.i I...I.I tnr thn rrittm. Two . ....... .... . ... ... rect eastern connection """" , . i Krapners lonowoo mm io uie em h Fulls via Tulo Lake;" , , i Interstate Commerce n orders by police nil places imrnvm and "that the ' Imsiness run oy iiiiuusu brded by 4ho Klamath l'cn closed. not onened to deslrue- All of Ihn Chinese arrosteit win Hon such as would ro- huvo lo prove Ibelr rlsht In stay e entry ol me proposed i m imn e i hllinl an IW Twill llefore the ronnil lip Is cotltplelen uniier oei reiurj. oi urn , i.-hmii. L I police hiipo to tnko about H00 In kERATES LAWYERS I custotly- Ibo entire population of ITRUCTING BENCH Chinatown. ITUS OF ACCUSED Mass., Sept. 23. ws) Thero nro times judge demnnda sy in na rration. muol It. Cutler, loaning nch In Cholsen court at tho lawyers, had his lld poor judge going lo yer tolls mo Sam Kosen to bo convicted of lar- r tella mo ho is ns In- ho bube unborn. Why nstruct Judges? There's f It. Lawyers appenr- Women Flock to Get Touch of Youth By Ney Science Method ImHriy, and were watting for him us ho Rtcppcd 'from his car. Tho French mlrision wns met at 1 ho station by Undor Secretary of Stnto J. Uutler Wright, and attaches nf tho stnto department. Myron T. Herrirk, ambassador to France, (ierrard R. Winston and Kmile Paeschner, French ambassador, nc com pa n led t ho mission from New York. NKW YORK, Sept. 23. (United NCWfl)it makes tho old ycmtiR nnd women nro flockinK I" It. This Is tho claini of Dr. Kitgeno Stelnach, originator of glnnd re juvenation, for his new Invention cf heat pads, which are applied Internally and externally, airord lnff to Dr. Marry Munjnniln. who returned Wednesday night on the Homeric. Dr. Henlnmln said several thou- nie had better stop it."! sand Europeans, tho majority of found Jlosenberg not j them women and 370 Americans. j had (tone the Slelnaeh operations. NO I'OMTH 1 AN CLASCOW. Sept. 24 ( United News) Tho OlaRRow forward prints a letter from the Secretary of tho Prlnro of Wales relteratinK that Wates Is "aloof from party politics" and that, despite reports lo the con trary from Canada, ho Is not inter ested In and has not. endorsed tho candidacy of Prof. Carlyle, manager of his Alberta ranch, for tho Alberta legislature. AMERICAN FLYER IN CRASH IN MOROCCO Charges will be placed against the arrested suspects by federal arnt Joe M. Mransky and othor officers who, under his direction as sisted In cleaning up the drug traf fic. Among those taken In the raids woro James Ciccltorla. alias "Jo Jo" and Guiseppe lliszee, alias "Whisp ering Willie," alleged leaders of tho gang. MISS ELLIOTT TO HEAD MUSICALE Local Girl to Sing at Musicale to Be Held Under Auspices of Presbyterian Church An opportunity Is a.'.'orded Klam ath pcoplo tn bear a Klamath girl, who has made splondld progress In hor musical development, when Miss Dorothy Elliott appears In concert with Nathnn Stewart at 8 p. m. at tho Presbyterian church next Friday. Possessed of a soprano voice of PEELER TURNS DOWN INCOME OF MONTHLY FROM FATHER'S WILL nrri ADIMr TUAT QITM I? NOT ENOUGH! after a Vlibbfininu !- wy. - " lul.lrh ha ni acrnninnnleri hv Ilia French ace, Sadi Lecointe. now helping the French bomb the Itlfflans Is reported In a dispatch tn the Petit Parisien from Its Fez correspondent. This dispatch says Col. Kerwood broke an arm In a landing crash Names of 94 Growers, Shippers -Sign Petitions Endorsing' 3 Railway's Paogram OPPOSE BRANCH ROADS Projected Lines Believed Fully Adequate to Meet Demands ' i ' of District Affected Up to noon yesterday 94 farmers and shippers of -Merrill had signed netltlons. asking the Interstate corn- time in the spring. Imerce commission to approve the Messages are now routed via San , Soutnern Pacific company's railroad Francisco, the only wire outlet the j development program, and declaring Western Union has from hero to the , that program to be adequate to serve metropolitan cities. Establishing ofjthe Klamath country. The signers the Portland wire would materially lncluue all but about a dozen far aid in a speedier telegraph service j m. ot th. Merrlu district. out of here. While merchants of the northwest will offer stiff competition in all probability to those of California upon completion of the Natron cutofti telegraph business may sot Increase, despite added business In Klamath Falls due to the fact that with main line trains running direct to Port land many local firms will ase the mails, whereas now they use tele graph because of KlamaUi's Isolated position. EMERGENCY FLEET HELD FOR LOSSES the ring, was not found, but 12 men, three of them alleged to be lanriern wara nrrastpd and charzed with conspiracy. The 13th arrest car' aboard the steamer West was that of a prospective customer, j Aleta five years ago. who telephoned one of the gang's I u. S. District Judge Frank H, headquarters while the federal peo- j Kerrigan "made ho decision Wed- pie wore there asked fcr a case of claret and was told to "come over and get it Evidence of Fraud Found in Bar Exams j; TZlTi Those who were most active In circulating the petitions, R. H. And erson ot the largest merchantile establishment at Merrill. Fred and Steve Stukel, livestock shippers and land owners, George Offteld meat dealer and land owner. Burr West brook, Arthur Frazler and O. H. Carleton, farmers, joined in the fol lowing statement . " Plans Favored " "We have circulated the petition favoring the Southern Pacific's plans because we believe those plans pro Tide the most practical means ot getting a railroad through this dis trict, , '. "We cannot see where a brancn railroad from Bend would bel ahjr benefit to us. We are in the same position as the lumbermen of Klam ath Falls, as far as the railroad Is sue Is concerned. We have no pro- SAN . FRANCISCO, Sept. 23. ' duct to sell In the limited markets oi tne norm inui wuuiu u uiubi easily reached by the proposed Ore gon Trunk line and Its connection. All of our products would naturally more to markets in San Francisco, Portland and the east over the Southern Pacific's existing and pro jected lines. Plenty of cattle, sheep, grain, potatoes and hay to supply all of the markets reached by the northern lines are produced hund reds of miles nearer those markets than the Klamath country. Oppose Common User (United News) Damages of $668, 135.45 have been assessed against the emergency fleet corporation of the shipping board for the loss of DOSTON, Sept. 2.1. (United News) More than 300 potential lawyers of Massachusetts, men and women who passed the state, bar examination on July 2, may be forc ed to pass another examination be fore being permitted to practice their profession. Evidence of fraud in tho last test which 310 out of 826 candidate successfully passed, will probablj compel the .board of examiners tc order another examination of tho candidates. nesday when it was shown that the West Aleta deviated from her course and was wrecked in the NcTth sea after the cargo should have been delivered. The concerns profiting by the decision are the 642.- Com- pany $20,782.79 and S. L. Jones & Company, $4,481.66. "We are opposed to the principle of common user of railroad facilities, unless it is entirely voluntary, just as we would oppose any one forcing themselves Into our places of busl (Contlnned on Page Two) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SEEKS VOTE ON CHANGING CITY NAME Whether the name of the city ot tary club. KlKDl.l HKI.IHVKII LONDON. Sept. 23. France has ..ItAvnJ h ilu nf SiiaHta In Syria, which has been besieged for Publishing ballots dally until a Klamath Falls should be changed to merely tho word "Klamath" is put up to an unofficial vote of tho peo ple of this city through a newspaper poll. Co-operating with the cham ber of commerce, both newspapers weeks by Druse tribesmen, accord ing lo a dispatch from Beirut to tho Dally Mail. PAY TOO SMALL fair concensus of opinion Is obtained. . A poll of members of the chamber ot commerce, taken several weeks ago, showed a rote of 83 to 13, with the majority favoring striking the "Falls" from the name of the city. The move was started by the Ilo- Tho principal reason tor striking oft the "Falls" is the fact that It is misleading to many newcomers here, and tourists, who express disappoint ment upon not finding the expected falls here. Many old timers here, however, cling to the theory that Klamath Falls has been a . good enough name tor the city during the past several decades, and should .be good enough always. ' What is yonr opinion? Clip this coupon and bring It or mall it to The Klamath News. We shall seo what we shall Bee. OSSININO, N. Y., Sopt. 23. John Hnrlburt tho hermit of Sing Sing who has thrown tho switch sent the voltage crashing Nob., Sept, 23. (United their death the estale Is to is Tlerman. 59. Omaha Vor. fo n , coin TWO DAYS STEALS RING ler, has refused to nc-l ( jmt ,,, ncomp Tiernan said.! come of $700 a mmitn j Wednesday when Informed of tne , iiuiiuivci, .x. j., iwiu, a 1.1. r.thnr-. win ha- u-m "I will not take a cent tin-. .ns. nnna v. miner. iu aays uln'i mn..iii " I ill ihn will Is tested In court. er. Chrl.innhar Tlerman.1 Tlemnn snld the estate would ue i"nK i m mo uim-ui ninnies iiiemann. PATHS Rant S.I. Tho first CAR. Ily among tho American escadrlllo I natural beauty. Miss Elliott began ner vocal worx wun airs, von um wait of this city, nnd then spent sev eral years In Portland, studying in the Ellison-White conservatory. Friends are delighted with the pro gress she has made In developing I and bombing raid Tuesday on I her talent. Singing the part of .through 140 men In his 11 year "Katisna ' in ine nuaaao anss r;i-term aoing society s airiy worn nn llott has spent the past summer on the state executioner has tired of two Canadian Chautauqua circuits, the monotony of his Job and will DANISH IMMIGRANT HEREI'""' Deen """nested by the man-1 quit at the end of the current fls- ngement to piay anoiner season in cai year, juiy i, izo. mere m no the same role. variety about Wing murderers, Hurl- Mr. Stewart comas as a stranger' hurt finds, to Klamath people, but Is well Hnrlburt had an optimistic faith known In Seattle musical circles. In the criminality of his fellows and here from Denmark, did not wait! where Ills baritone voice Is much In figured that $50 a head was all "I'erly In Lincoln, Nob.. I found to be worth $7SO,ouu instead vnn-n . .iavo "een i.auucu ior una III 9Rn nun whnn hn r,r 19KO.0OO. -cumin jr. I- will provided that the Tiernan became estranged from n.'iced in trust nnd that i his father severui years ago. '1 his sister. Mrs. Knth- "I was forced to .take n dish hn Ilurdlck of Callfor-j washing job In order to live, he "qunlly In tho Income snld. "Hut 1 m going to quit n Mate. This amounts to soon nnd run down to Lincoln to No. n month. After istralRhten Ibis thing out." Mr. Stewnrt wns also a right provided there was plenty of member of "Tho .Mikado" company. : business. His owri pay gradually Tickets have been placed on sale rose to the present figure, $150. He at Southwell's and Shepherd's, orihas made as much as $450 a night, may be had from members ot the and all these fees were extras, be Westmlnster class, Mrs. U. L. El-'cause his principal job Is that of llott teacher, under whose auspices j state electrician at Auburn prison, the concert Is being given. Proceeds I On "business nights" In Sing Sing. the rings about her person when will be devoted to the pipe-organ he runs down from Auburn In his Ihe Jeweler's hark was turned fund of the church. , jcar. She became so interested In two rlnps displayed by a local Jotreler thnt she was bonked on a petty larceny charge Wednesday nlpht. It Is aliened that she concealed KLAMATH FALLS OR KLAMATH if 9ft 3 S fft Sp 3 . J VOTE YOUR OPINION ON NAME ; YOU BELIEVE BEST FOR CITY KLAMATH NEWS BALLOT (Place an X before your choice.) ( ) I prefer thai the "Falls" be stricken from the ; name of this city, " . ) I prefer the city's name remaining; a3 it is without alteration. Name Address
