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of bombing and
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b'.Kil whirl) police
lo any bidder
ki price for bomb-
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tuaalit, who In-
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lata the bomb.
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m Reports
Xm. 28. (United
''Hi wnnatlnnat trial
Bhlnrlander'a suit
"rrlsge to Alice
" ot a negro taxi
t In sight tonight.
lled that by the
k they honod to
work of strlp-
Hrw of tho proud
"llr, aad the dusky
"t the Judge and
Iniwtrs.
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cnlef liness. Un-
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viiums.
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SsjE oHIO BE AIRED AT
Alleged!
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Being Murderer
TOLEDO, Ohio, N0v. 28 A
"hummer wielding wild mil" run.
lured her mi partially Identified'
.tonight Iha "Toledo clubber" by,
Mrs. Cora Ila.l,lor. ,l,th victim of1
Ilia slugger who haa claimed ten:
victim In the past six months, j
"Hla snarling mouth and bin
tusk-like teeth are like thine or
tha man who atrurk mo," Mrs.t
Bachelor aald, when ahown hla pho
tograph." Company lo Close Down for
, Short Period to Effect
Machinery Repair!
Announcement w a a yesterday
made thai the .Kwauna Hog com
pany mill would cloae down the;
flri of Hill week for a period of (lend, according to the slate's re
ten day. The mill will resume, construction of the tragedy, who
operation at the end of that per-' burled their bodies In a deserted lot,
lud. According lo official of the' after an assault and fntul beating
rnmpuiiy the close down la being I with a club.
made or repair to the engines and
machinery.
Company offlrlulu announce
there la a rcaerv aupply of 12,
000.000 (cut of limber logs In Ihe
mill pond now, which. In aplte of
any effect on logging operation
which the fiirlhroomlng winter may
have, will Insure the mill working, had been virtually abandoned a far
throughout the winter months. mor came ncross the children's de
Thl. Is the first time a local mill , composed bodlea in a lonely awamp
hn. ttemiited to operate nil win
lor. according lo rcporta Issued yes
terday. Hundreds of employe of the
company are Interested In tho an
nouncement made that Ihe mill will
Educed th.lJ. ,., ,. .ny hundred em-
... mll.vear acneauie. mm
w tombing ano, niv., will not
11
rrv about . mld-wlnler lay off.
I'M have nianu-Lnd -111 n one stride In getting
irHiai and d'An- ,way from eaonal employment.
ieiHi expert who of (n bug-bears of the western
SENATOR STANFIELD
LEAVES ON MONDAY
PORTLAND. Nor. 28. Senator
Stanflcld's departure for Washing
ton, acheduled for Monday night,
that ho may be in hH n,wer
roll call December 7. wnen con
gress convonos la about the
movement In Oregon politics that
.... .Mn In the Immediate
Pt or can be sensed for the Im -
L,.. future. Politician, aeem
o be doing their Cb.rl.tmaa hop-
pins early, or to b. oinerw ... ,
gaged than In th. creation of .ny.
atnrtllng developmenta 01
cal Interest.
Nevada Ex-Governor
Is Called By ueain
CAUSON CITY, Nov.. Nov. 28.
Denver S. Dtckerion. former gov
... . . .iirAinr of fed-
crnor of Ncvnna a "..
ernl prison, during the Wllon ad
ministration died suddenly ..
ilny.
. Dlckorson wa warden 01 me
stiite prison hero nt the lime of
hla dnuth.
At ono time h a nssoelaled
with Tex Itlcknrd In mining enter
prises and sporting events in Nev
udn and olsewhero.
(Villi OITH IAL VISITS
Paul McKco. vlio-prosldent and
.... n-.llfi.rnla-
goneral manager 01
Oregon Power company, wa a
busi
ness .visitor In M'ni"
lordny. III l.oa.lqnartcr
Medfirrd.
NOT A WAREHOUSE
i- in rcnloce our shelf
sures fresh potent drujrs. reasonable
Three store dtalribution makes mo
prices to you.
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Portland
Klamath Hews
United News
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1925
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LOS ANGELES BAR
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Alleged SlaVCr TO
(n nn TfJol
UW U" Itlol
- Kl.Mb. Ib RLVULTING
Martin Sister 9 and 11 Met
Death At Hands of Fiend
Charged Defendant
I.O.S ANOCI.ES. Nov. 28 (United
' Press) One of the molt aordld
I tragedies In I.oa Angeles criminal
annala la to be unfolded In superior
j court here Monday when 8. C. Stona,
li year old atep-fulher of Jack
lloxle, goea on trial charged with
the murder of May and Nina Mar
tin, M:hool glrla.
The Martin ulster, aged 9 and
12, met death at the hands of a
They Ulu)ipenred on tho night of
August 23, 1924, while enroute from
their home to that of a neighbor'.
A ccarch unparalleled In Lo An-
gele county wa made for the
youngster, with city and county
police and thouianda of citlicna par
ticipating. Montha after the hunt
land.
Stone, 'already under arrest In
connection with alleged attacka on
email children, was grilled merci
lessly for week, denying repeatedly
he had any knowledge of the Martin
case. Iterently he was Indicted. .A
"V K" "
. 1 Ll.nA hnwavAV MnFlnnaH
to deny tho charges against him,
and asserted the alleged confession
wa a "frame-up."
The accused man was a night
watchman In the Glen Airy district,
where the children are said to have
1 Jg(.k Hoxlei wh0 p,ay, cowboy
role In the films, Is his step-son.
but the two have not associated for
many years.-
Stone claims be baa an alibi and
will prove by the testimony ot hla
nclghbora that he was at home on
tho night the Martin glrla disap
peared. j p. RflirfctPr
riOUeCr DdaTlMCr
Dead inThe Dalles
THE DALLES, Nov. 28. Alfred
S. Dounett, pioneer Wasco county
barrlater and ox-Juatire of the Ore
gon auprcme court died Saturday at
hla homo here after a bort Illness
anil will he burled at 11 a. tn.,
Tuesday.
Dennett was born In Dubuquo,
Iowa, Juno 10. 1SH. He has
lived In Wasco county since 1870.
Ho wa Justice of the supreme court
from 1018 to 1920.
E. U. Lee Elected
Mayor of Eugene
HUGHNK, Nor. 28. E. U. Leo
was unanimously elected mayor of
Eugene ut a special meeting of tno
.... emmell today. Lee tnkos tho
plaeo of Lawrence Slmmona. presl
,.r ihe council, who automat
linlly became mayor when K. B.
Parks resigned Tnesdny erenlng.
Tnn ,,w mayor will eerre out the
three )or remaining of ram.
term. '
Klarnath Falls
and United Press Telegraph
CHINA STUDENTS
SEEKING REVOLT
Of Radical Scions
PEKING, Nor. 28. ( United
Prune) "Popular revolution" and
the "overthrow of imperialism" wore
demanded today In pamphleta clr-l
ciliated hy a moaa meeting of G.0O
radical atudenta who tried vainly to
obtain an audience with the chief
executive, Cliaun Chi Jul,
After their fullure, tho atudenta.
armed
lib clubs, paraded the
streets.
The demonstration caused tho lo-
i gallon quarter to Increase guards
and strengthen barbed wlra fences.
Soldiers were aald to be distributing
arms, while workers were talking of
a general alrlke in a renewed pro
test against unequal foreign treat
ies. Tho anti-foreign spirit cropped
out during the mass meeting when
some of the circulars showed a de
mand for cessation of the Interna
tional conference on customs auton
omy for 'hliia.
Meantime a major engagement
between rebels and troops loyal to
the Manchurian chief. Gen. Chang
Tso Lin, waa reported to be Im
pending north of Shan lfai Kwan.
Twelve airplane la the hand ot
Gen. Ku Sung Ling, enemy of Chang.
went over to the Chang force and
wore used to distribute propaganda
favornblo to the war lord, who ap
parently still 1 attempting to cling
to hi power.
ASSIST SHEEPMEN
Sum of $3,OPWo JgfiCven
For Ridding District of
Predatory Animals
The county court having intim
ated that It will furnish $3,000 to
be used In predatory animal con
Grower' association yesterday waa
Jublllant. The amount. It was aald.
will be matched by the atnte, and
the government will furnish trapa
and poison, according to County
Judge Bunnell
Recently sheepmen ot this district
have manifested considerable inter
est In the control of predatory nni
mals. and no less thsn two meetings
have been held at which the aubject
waa considered.
2 MEET DEATH IN
NATRON CUT-OFF
EUGENE, Nov. 28. Erlck Erick.
son. and Augustus Nelson were
Instantly killed today while work
ing In tunnel No. 4 on the Natron
cut-oft of the Southern Pacific rail
way, near Oakrldge, Ore.
i Planking supporting the top of
the tunnel gnvo way and crushed
thoni.
Several hours' work was required
to dig the victim from under the
debris.
The bodies were brought here
by tho Lune county coronor.
Ernie Johnson Will
Manage the Beavers
PORTLAND. Nov. 28. Ernie
Johnson, manager of the Salt Lake
club In 1920, and more recently in
the major leagues, who finished tho
1925 season with the St. Paul club,
ha been obtained to manago the
Portland Beaver next season, ac
cording to wires received at head
quarters hero from President Tom
Turner.
Clergyman, Aged 82,
in Suit for Divorce
Auburn, N. Y Nov. 28. The
Rev. Charles L. filiurger, of Union
i Springs, rotlred clergyman and one
! time national chaplain of tho 0. A.
i R, is named defendant in a sep
aration suit by his wife, Lydla
! Sloan Shurger.
j Shurger Is 82 years old. His
wife Is 20 year, younger. They
i were married last July at Saratoga
i Springs.
Services
QriWITi: Tn IICTiPOLI NEGRI IS
ULllftlL IU Lli 1
nn niirrtnrtn w nun
BURIED IN FIGHT
oiFIoor Conflict
Is
Expected Soon
- MAJOR
PARTY ISSUE
Supreme Court Decisions
Cited In Support of
Contending Heads
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (United
Proea) Buried sword of the sen
ate La'Kollette adherent and re
publicans, laid away after the last
presidential campaign, were being
dug up tonight for the expected bat
tle over seating the non-partisan
leaguer, Senator Gerald P, Nye, of
North Dakota.
Development tonight turned what
appeared to bo a minor routine af
fair Into a major party Issue. Un
less some peace proposals aro work
ed out, the conflict will break out
on the floor of the senate as soon
as congress convene a week from
Monday. .
Pouring over law books, republi
can leader and Nye sympathiser
bare collected precedent, casting
some doubt on the validity of Nye's
right to a senate seat.
Three supreme court decisions
hare been found by the administra
tion workers to show that a con
gressman Is not a state official.
From this It Is argued that Got.
So r lie had no right to appoint Nye
without specific authority, on state
laws, or the North Dakota legisla
ture. Nye's synipathlxera assert that
these decisions do not bold that the
gorernor ha no power to appoint
without specific authorization.
Both aides hope for a ruling on
the question, which will set a prec -
edent for the future.
SIX MONTHS IS GIVEN
TO EAGLE POINT, TO
PAY UP ON TAXES
SALEM, Nov. 28. An extension
a! tv mnnihi time was cr&nted to
the Eagle Point Irrigation district
by the atate Irrigation securities!
enmmlutnn today in the matter ot
state guaranteea of interest on a
block ot SiCb.GUD of the district's
bonds.
Tho cxlenslon was made on thai
condition that another year's guar
antee of lntorest' payments by the
Btate would be added If the district
in the next few months makes a
ahowing of aom-s practical plan for
colonization.
Suspect To Be Held
for Examination As
To MentelCapacity
Sheriff Burt Hawkins was last
night wondoring whether or not he
has in custody a man sought by the
government. The Individual, who
care hla name a John Lewis,
strongly resembles a man for whom
federal authorities are seeking as
an escape from McNeil's island, to
which he waa committed November
2, 1924.
Lewis la held here on a charge
of Issuing bad checks, while the
man whom he so strongly resembles,
was sent to the federal prison for
forging a postoffice money order.
Shortly after hi. arrest Lewis be
gan to perform in an erratic man
ner, and yesterday afternoon was
examined as to his sanity. The
county officer, and another phy
sician, came to no definite conclu
sion, howeror, and Lewis was sent
sgain to a cell.
EVER ENJOY .THE SCENERY
IN A TUNNEL?
A foolleh question, of course and yet isn't washday a kind
of tunnel ?"r you? You get Into It and work hard all day
long and all you e ot the world Is wa.htuh, wringer and
drthMltoe Not much ot a view, either, ie MT So let'.
take, you ont of Washday Tunnel now and for always.
TROY LAUNDRY Phone 656
CITED BY "JUDGE
Famous Actress Must Make
AriDearance In Court ' !
Or Drop Case
LOS ANGELES. Not. 28
bench warrant wa ordered today
by Justice Russell, to Insure - the
presence of Pola Negri, film actress
at the preliminary hearing of Peter
Roslan next Monday.
Rosian la charged with stealing
a $1,000 clock from Miss Negri's
room at the Ambassador hotel and
pawning It for $15. Hla hearing
started today but Miss Negri's ab
aence caused a postponement.
An argument today between de
fense and prosecution attorneys as
to Whether the actress should be
called ...Madame 0 S!?rtamolselle
livened alio proceedings.
COAL STRIKE Ifej
NEAR SETTLEMENT
Miner May Resume Work
Pending Outcome of
- Negotiations
HARRISBURO. Pa., Nor. 28..
Coal miners and coal mine opera
tors, bare before them tonight the
first concrete proposal for a t
tlement of the strike of anthracite
coal miners.
Under a plan made public by
Gor. Plnchot, this afternoon the
coal miners would resume work at
once, pending the outcome of ne
gotiations to be conducted by a
board of Inrestlgation and award.
. John L. Lewis, international pres
ident of the United Mine Workers
and the member pt the wage aealeJ
and negotiation committee of the
miner Indicated their willingness
to consider the proposal. The op
erators will glre Plnchot their deci
sion on Monday.
IT C. DESTROY EKS KtAUI
TQ IT AVE FOR SHANGHAI
MANILA. Nor. 28. (United
Press) The destroyers Hulbert.
Noa and Edsall were being loaded
here today, ready to leare for Shang
hai at a moment's notice.
The destroyer McCormlck left yes
terday, following receipt of an order
from Admiral Williams, commander
of the Astatic neeu
It Is understood here that Amerl
can residents in Shanghai, tearing
the Mukden uprising may affect the
city, appealed to Williams to hare
the destroyers sent there for their
protection.
President Is Ready
For 69th Congress
WASHINGTON. Nor. 28. Pres
ident Coolldge tonight cleared his
desk of the Important issues upon
which his attention has been en
gaged this week and made final
preparations for the convening of
the 69th congress a week from
Monday.
Coolldge concluded his message
to congress which will be sent by
messenger and not read personally,
probably Wednesday, tbe third day
of tho season.
In addition, the Drealdent finish
ed his speech ot be delivered In
Chicago before the American Farm
Bureau federation at 9 a. m., Mon
day, December 7; spent some time
on the Muscle Shoals power project
problem, and conforred with Rep
resentative Tllson, republican, Con
necticut house floor leader.
BKN'D Jl'DGK VISITS
; County Judge Robert Sawyer, of
Bend. Deschutes county, was a
business visitor In Klamath Falls
yesterday. He was registered at
the Hall hotel.
MM.
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ikwu..ty-ii.w.is
Price Five Cents'
ASSESSED VALUE
OF KLAMATH CO.
-.IS $2632,166.71
Big Increase Shown
During Year .
TWO MILLION GAIN
Public Service Corporations
Swell the Coffers of
The County
The total assessed valuation of
county la now $2',292,-
Last year's raluatlon was
6 and. therefore, the In
crease for 1925 over that of 1924
to $1,632,060.71, according to fig
urea received here yesterday from
Salem.
In the past 12 month, the taxable
wealth ot public service corpora
tions in the county has shown an
Increase of $1,348,115.71, the tax
commission's records show. The
assessed raluatlon ot public service
corporations' property. In Klamath
Is $3,749,382.71, while the aggre
gate for last year was but $2,401,
267, I
' The Southern Pacific company
property, and the California-Oregon
Power company property were those
which were held to hare increased
greatest in value.
'Within Klamath county the as
sessed raluatlon of the Southern Pa
cific railroad haa increased from
$1,500,168 to $2,365,543.60.
The: California-Oregon Power com
pany, . through Its derelopment In
Klamath county, has increaaed Its
raluatlon. from $441,322, to $805.
358.40, a gain ot $364,036.40. ac
cording to the report from Salem. .
Christenson Chosen
Head of Odd Fellows
At a meeting held Thursday night,
the local Odd Fellowa' lodge elected
officers for the ensuing six months.
Installation wlU he held at the first
meeting in January, and that time
appointive officers tor the coming
period also are to be named.
Hans Christenson was choaen
noble grand at Thursday night's
meeting; Al Coan was named rice
grand; D. Cofer was made treas
urer; L. J. Bean, secretary and P.
J. Gerges, trustee:
Next Friday night, it waa an
nounced, the initiatory degree will
be conferred on several candidates.
A class ot six neophytes will hare
their work conferred in December.
The meeting was held in the Odd
Fellows hall here.
TIDAL WAVES HEAVY
ROME. Nor. 28. A violent hur
ricane has been raging along the
whole coast of Calabrii and north
ern Sicily tor the past 36 hours.
Tlday wares hare struck the town
of Bagdarla but apparently there
were no casualties. Communica
tion with the region has been Inter
rupted. Damage to buildings,
fields and boats In the township
ot Monte Leone and port Santa
Arenera hare been Heavy.
MEN
In Our
See the New
Dress
Oxfords
In the Center of the Shop
ping District
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