The Klamath news., December 08, 1925, Image 2

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TIDT ADDI CniTCIIcy Pavements
IjUl. JHIlLUiii.
RECITES FACTS
OF EARLY DAYS
suffered minor brutsea but perhaps '
h. "Those Who Com. and!"""-' . yet another
Co.. co.um. cf .be Portland Oregon-! lost, hi, car and received cut. ...out
Ian of last Saturday morning was I the face aud hands from flying
found the followlug Item concern
ing Captain O. C. Applegate of
Klamath Falls:
"When the Modoc war was occu-
DTlnc the center of the atage and I
Captain Jack and hla hostlles were !
defying me army 01 me imicru
States in their lava bed stronghold.
It was Captain O. f. Applegate who
waa . bulwark for the whlto set
tlers. ratrlarctal.il In appearance,
with long flowing white beard and
bla coat decorated with medals. Cap
tain Applegate made the journey
from Klamath Falls to Portland yes
terday to be with the old subscrib
er! of The Oregonian. He register
ed at the Imperial. The captain
himself is quite modest about the
part he played in the Modoc war.
'I may hare had some influence on
old Chief Sconchin. who had half of
the Modoc tribe with him. but ke
waa a amenntd inuian ana ne may
V... k-.J I. tk traaia- af 1 !
aitriu w iub """J "
without any encourageme.t from I
me. It Is a fact, however, mat naa
Chief Sconchin taken his Modocs and
old Chief Ocheho of tbe Piutes, his
warriors, and they had Joined the
hostilities under Captain Jack and
old Chief Sconchin-s brother, Scon
chin John, the Indians could have
and probably would have wiped out
' every white settler in that part of
4he country. I was living at Yainax
'at the. time and was supply man tor
.tie Indians. The hostiles had mas
sacred some white settlers at Tule
but old Chief Sconchin and old Chief
Ocheho don't spell that 'Ochoco' (
lake and were ravaging the country.
were loyal to the treaty. There has
kaan atma. talk nt aportlnr a mnnn-
ment to General Canby on tbe spot
vhnra ha vaa mnrHpraH vifh mem
ber of the peace commission, and
to marking the various battlefields,
but if there is any one to whom a
monument should be erected it is
to old Chief Sconchin. He deserves
one, for he stood between the hos
tile, and the whites, and but for his
loyalty to his word, there would not
have been a white person loft alive !
in that country." Captain Applegate
says that Ochoco river was named
after Chief Ocheho, but the name 1
wasn't spelled right, just as old
Chief Paunina's name has been mis-
to lakes -and mountains tn'cimtraTi
Oregon.' Faanina, was the correct
name of the old war chief, the cap
tain maintains.
KILHIt UtllUtS
A H AIM QT 1 CI I ED
MlM1iH ULLLU1
At a late hour last night Match
maker Johnny Sylvester announced
that the proposed main event for a
week from tonight, between Earl
B.?.,mU "';
and Willie Keeler, champion heavy
weight from Idaljo, bag been sud-,
denly called off.
' Sylvester said Richie was res-i
ponsible for calling the bout off,'
ibut did not state the local boy's
reasons.
"I will nave to put over somej
fast work now to get a couple of
first class boy to head that Dec.
, 15th card," Sylvester said, "how
ever, I believe I can find the solu
tion through SUrkvey, if it is pos
sible to get a real match for him."
Jack Crim, Indian boxer, and
Sid Herbert, once popular favorite,
are putting in some real licks get
ting ready for their exchange of
blows, which ought to prove a real
drawing attraction.
"One Round Hogan," wljo. elec-
xruiea tne fans at the last card
when be knocked Jim Fleming un
conscious, will be seen In action
again, and It Is possible that Flem
ing will be given another chance:
Jim claims his last knockout was a
fluke and is begging for another
crack at Hogan.
POW KLL Bl'YH KTORK
A. J. Powell, formerly of Powell
& Dale, has purchased the H. S
Ooodlng store, 236 Main street, ac
cording to an announcement made
last li.gl.t.
Vovel! took clianr,'- of the af
fairs of the store at 2 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. The business will
be Improved, although conducted
on the same plans as those which
Gooding practiced for a numher
of years, according to Powell.
MUtltlKI) AT FltKSXO
A mnrrlnge of great Interost in
Klamath Falls Is Hint of Tom Miller
to Norma Propst Jefferles, which
occurred a fortnight ago In Fresno.
Until her marriage Mrs. Jefferles
was employed In .he Western Union1
office of Klamath
in also well known
KnllH.
In tho
M liter
cftr.
Chrlstman Rift that are different
St SOUTHWELL'S.
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Sunday Menace
i
I Roads and highways over the
: Siskiyou mountains proved trcach
lercus Sunday when three car unl
I over th bank due to trot on the!
pavement. One man waa killed.)
another seriously Injured, another j
Bias. 1
Of those to go over the Siskiyou ;
bluffs at various points .long the
road one was . Klamath Falls;
man. 31. it. acoiu 01 tne f
prod
uce company 01 rast .wain
"v ft in -" " .
hU
weel saved him from probable ,
doath.
Washington and
Alabama to Play
PASADENA, Calif., Pec. 7. The
University of Washington has ret
considered its refusal to play in the ,
annual gridiron classic at Pasadena
New Year's day and will meet the j
- . . i. '
University of Alabama eleven, u i
announced
-
Lester Henry of the Tournament of
Rose committee. -
Henry said that he had been in i
touch with the athletic faculty of
the Washington university and that
they had assured him they would
, , , j
meet any opponent .elected. j
Confirmation of he report that ,
Alabama had agreed
to engage
classic had
in the intersections!
not been received by the commit-
OPERATORS NOT
. . w.T-m iixtvait
Mine Owner Claim Strong
Workers Organization
An Advantage
NEW YORK. Dec 7. The an-j
thracite operators' negotiating com
mittee is not trying to break the
miners' union, create a famlnine, re-
duse wagea In order to maintain I
I profits or conceal operators books
land profits, William AV. Inglis.
chairman of the committee asserts
in , statement.
The ,utemeBt conuadlcted Phil-
Up Murray, xlc., Jn&sident
of, ihe
mine worker, union. ',
'.'We want a tronz 'union of tour
-workers. In one operators' discus
sion have I ever heard the subject
of destroying tbe anion mentioned."
said Mr. Inglis. " If there is any
trouble with tbe present union. It is
the weakness of the organization.
which will not face facts and fight
its own battle independently of
contucung interests in otner iieias.
"The charge we would create a
famlnine to increase prices 1 too
ridiculous to discuss. If such a
famine occurs, it will be the re
sult Of the anion', refusal to let I
th. men go to work on MUlTto,
terms from the beginning, we have
insisted that production could and
should go on, regardless of pend
ing negotiations. That attitude ob
tains today.
LOCAL MEN ARRESTED
ON DRIVING CHARGES
Try and convince Ralph Severson,
of Klamath Falls, and J. W. Keete,
also of this city, that clouds invar
iably are found to have linings of
silver.
Each of the men was arrested
over the week-end by County Traf
fic Officer Kaowlea. Severson
found himself charged with reck
less driving, and Keefe is accused
of speeding and driving without an
operator's license.
Both Severson and Keefe are to
he arraigned lu the near future
In Justice court.
W. C. Martin, of Klamath Falls
was, according to a local officer.
speeding with his automobile
week-end.
lasti
L. F. Baldwin, It Is also charged,
likewise was making the wheels of
his car turn round too fast. In
addition, according to Officer
Knowles, Baldwin's car had no tall
light.
Both of the men were placed un
der arrest and were cited to appear
in the local Justice court.
Simple Mixture Make
Stomach Feel
Fine
Simple buckthorn bark, magnesia
sulph. c. p. glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adlerlka. often helpB stomach
trouble in TEN minutes by remov
ing OA8. Brings out a surprising
amount, muM" mat''r you
1 . J.V...'"
makes yon happy and cheerful. Kx
rellent for chronic conHtipatlon.
Aaierika works uuiCK mid del-
ljfhtfully easy. Whitman Drug Co
Advt.
POWELL FAILS TO
L
j
z J. "Doc" Powell. confessed ex-i
poncnt of rishteousnese as regard
safe-keeping of the municipality a
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ciOaM ri nu
. h ,lllv h,.lln
rumblings having to do with hl
pretentions to whiten what has been
colorful Klamath Falls Mr. Powell
sat at the n-BOlar council meeting
That is the point of the story;
that is the tale." Mr. Powell who.
. . - . l . ,i i.i-..
. h ,,.. lo ...nii , .01,1
gathering to revoke . poolroom li
cense; Mr. Powell who bad chal
lenged Councilman Stuckey to sec
ond his motion to deny . permit:
Mr. Powell, who. In the manner of
Horatius at the bridge, had railed
for the support of hla colleagues
Mr. Powell sat.
No golden word, referring to .
city clean-up campaign, came from
the occasionally pursed lips of the
city's most recently elected auter-
n.an llaxnlf a ' I 1a fn- that hilil.
fact that bold
the aldermaiiic
p II Slug U IU v . Ulll iuiuiia.ru . IJ
Kjliniatn K., ,,,. ,,,
Intimated that
able houses, no syllable of a Billy
Sundaylsh character, echoed about
the council chambers.
Mr. Powell, professing a sincerity
'. ""
ly be questioned, refrained from any
diMertallon wnoae hem(, monl
Cle.n-up week.
The story is told; the tale is i
ended. j
For Mr. Powell failed to lead his
bretheru out of the unclean wilder
ness. Alderman Powell sat.
ESCAPE OF LEWIS
NOT A SURPRISE
(Continued from Page Oae)
could do to keep him prisoner, but
we had no alternative. We couldn't
put him In the pest house for fear
he might contract some disease, and
that the county might be liable."
Lewis Is an alleged bootlegger,
accused of formerly being the pro-
l : uuu'
iue i nrc-.iue nouse.
-.n Wr!:J ?"a'.K!!r ...L
peace, was sentenced to serve 6U
days in the county Jail.
"What we really need Is morel
Jail spaced additional quarters that
we may take care of such cases as
that of lewis'" was the comment
of. Sheriff Hawkins last night. "At
present I realize that every ono con
cerned In the movo Is powerless to
provide more space, but that Is
really the solution of the problem."
1 SMOKERS TOO STRONG
'pQR OLD ABSTAINER
(Continued from Page One)
licott, 23, a Bailor, .imply wouldn't
quit, and Ueorgo Cruickuhank. 16.
a boy whose big legs swing lige trip,
hnmmnrs earn. In ahraa.t a ih.?
fin
ished by running, shoulder to
shoulder, or three' blocks down
Broadway to the Journal building,
where a waiting crowd cheered them
heartily.
They covered the 48 miles In 11
hours and 8 minutes, starting at 7
In the morning and finishing at
6:08 in the evening. Their aver
age waa 4.3 mile, an hour, without
taking time out for anything.
Harry Floater, barber, who holds
tbe state record for the five and
10 mile races, finished fifteen min
utes behind the winners.
COOLIDGE PLACES BAN
ON PRICE FIXING ACTS
(Continued from Page One)
groups. Mr. Coolidge's opposition
of course, will carry considerable
weight when the resolution comes
to a vote.
In opposing further tampering
with the tariff, however, the presi
dent was not touching upon a sub
ject that the western farmers con
sider so vital. He recited figures
showing that the total adverse cost
to the fanner on account nf the
tairff. Is only between two pnr cent
and three per cent of his purchase.
"On tho other side," he said, "the
present tariff Is a great benefit to
agriculture as a whole, the 1780..
000.000 of agriculture produce Im
ported last year had to pay ?160,
000,000 for the privilege.
POLICE ARREST MAY
CLEAR UP MYSTERY
(Continued from Pago One)
he bad ordered a policemsn to in
vostlgate and that the officer had
declined to enter the store where
the shooting occurred.
Mrs. Williams, at tho time of the
shooting, told newspapermen that,
although she had run Into the street
screaming, she had been under the
fulso Impression that her husband
had shot somebody. '
When Williams will be arralgnpd
before Police Judge Oaghagcn was
not known last night.
TlK'SililV. IVtrlllWr S, ll'li"'
Taxi Line Defunct
When Owner Skips
c.tiM-.iax- nlithi i- V. Iteuuti
i... ...... a k wnf ..rimus allowed the J.
ih. le Line. charged by Stale!
Traffic Officer Koater ltti failure
to .top at a railway er.is.lng. s re-
gulntcd by the Public Service Com-
nation He in was wearing a!
chauffeur' badge at the time which
aroused the .ausplclon of Poster,
l..Hiklng up records Monday, Fos-
tor found thul only one budge hud
been purchased by Vellue. who!
traded it to llegun when the latter j
hail neenali.n la itrlvn tor him. I
Doth Valine and Kenan with the
Hoe Line motor had skipped the
country yesterday und departed tnl
part unknown, following . rlged
search by Foster who was aniloua
to place the
thu men.
three charges iigalusl
NO TAIL LIGHT GETS
RANCHF.R IN ntlTPH
Time was when the grlsiled i
pioneer, laboriously making hla
way across the continent to the j
west, needed or rather was not
required to provide lights on his;
vehicle.
Hut that was . lime that but few
men. nowadays, know. Ills failure
to provide lllumlnstion while trav- j
ellng oil the public highway with.
a wagon and team last week-end '
causea me arreet cy touiny i rainc ,
Officer Knowles of I. K. Kilgore. ,
IMIgore was released temporar-:
ny, nut will appear bei.ire Acting
Justice of the Peace Enimltt.
TEN DOLLARS. PLEASE.
qavq nmr.r fmmitt
V 4V a aJ faf W V V aa aw a ittTll a m I
Ju.lce of the l'vace F.uimitt
glanced across hi. talilo ut C. J.
Lewis.
"Guilty, eh?" he a.kcd.
Mr. Lewis admitted he was. llo
had been arrested for parking his
automobile on the public highway.
"Ten dollars," said the judge.
Mr. Le'is: paid his fine.
J. K. Jennings, who lives in
Shlpplngton, Is yet to face the jus
tice. Ho. too, was arrested, but
his complaint gays he was speeding.
He was arrested by County Traffic
Officer Knawles
BEND OFFICERS PULL
BIG ROAD HOUSE RAID
- - RBND.. Dey. Wltb ,a six piece
orchestra going and over fifty per-
sons drinking; dancing and carous
ing, one of the biggest roadliou.e
parties ever encountered by Des
chutes county officer was broken
up. when Deputy Sheriff Oeiirge
Stokes and two state officrs raided
It Sunday evening- at the Jm Miller
madhouse, werof Tnn:al.i.
Seeing tho officer, ronirg. .Miller
managed to dump 30 K.'K.ins of
beer and to break a nuui'j. r of hot-j
ties of alleged moonnhip.. but Hie K.owlc. Sella Laud R. E.
raiding party managed lo obtain Knowles, Klamath Fall, traffic of
ahbut 8 doten bottles of beer and ' f er, has sold to J. F. .Mu gill re. a
two bottles of the stronger fluid. t roctlon of property In Mills Addi
MCMC HATH CHAItMS I
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7 Fre
quenters of local cafe, are report
ing to the names of musical Initru
mcnts a. password when forbid
den and stimulating drinks uic or
dered. I
The ''say-ll-with-mudc" angle
wa revealed when federal enforce
ment officers haled a cafe propri
etor and two of his employee, into
court.
"Wo ordered a couple of uke
leles," the prohibition men testi
fied," "and were served whisky.
Then we ordered banjo and got
Scotch highballs. When we order
ed a saxaphone they brought us
gin."
PORTLAND, Dec. 4. Fifteen
hundred gallons of high-grade moon
shine, worth IIS, 000 at ordinary
wholesale prlees, was nelzed on a
scow In the Willamette river by fed
eral agents during the night, it was
revealed here today. This was the
largest moonshine Bel 7. u re ever made
In Oregon, Dr. Enrl McFurland, col
lector of riiKtoius, declared.
Stewart-Warner Radio Special
The set with the "wallop" and
Big Full Tone.
Ten let. to arrive by express and
sell at Ten a month.
First payment Just right.
Earl Shepherd B07 Hnin 8b
"K" CLUB DANCE
For the Benefit of the Football Team
SCANDIA HALL
Friday, December 11, 9 p. M.
Benny Dotson's Orchestra
Admission $1.00
iiinr.F ! EAVITT'S
COURT GRINDS OUT
HALF DOZEN CASES
Judgment I"
um ,.f Hill
IP foil
I'any In I., suit analtiat Oliver Mar
tin aud Finnis Martin, In a uocree
handed d.ii r "run
U Leavltt yrjurduy.
A. f. tleinger and others were
.Mowed 1H9.U an'l rosta of fli.SO
by Judge 1-eavlu In a raw which
they filed ngalnl f. U. Turner,
fosls ll.id A. ('. tielnger and
others In a suit filed agsln.t I.. J.
Morton were nearly as great as the
mini s.lllsht. Twenty dollars Was
ordered paid, together with lls.HO
costs,
The ca of It. l. foe ngaln.t
Merle lielmer was dismissed by
Judge I-cavltt. It was an attach
ment suit.
It. M. McDonald received Judg
ment In the sum of $347, together
I with 75 attorney.' fee In hi.
,ult ag.ln.f Hober. I. Ferguson
land Hay Trlpletl.
A decree uuWIng title on pro-
nertv In the Klamath addition was
granted C. C. Lorena 4n a suit
brought un.ilii't Allen Sloan nd
others.
Judgment In the sum of $43 30
was allowed the state lnilu.lrl.il
urcldent cnmm!lon In Its suit
brought ui!jlnt Victor Anderson,
Attorneys' fees of flat), together
Hh a lien for lul'or .mounting to
...d.'.o j. were auowea i. " - Il
l - .orgc again.! the Oregotf-Call-1
lornis ana r.u.tern Hallway "" I
inner.
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AVOTIIFK TONH W.sll I
MKXIt'AI.I. Mel.. Doc. 7
One
la dead, another dying and
a third seriously wounded, follow
ing a riot lu tho Oriental quarter
here Monday.
Local Briefs
Sunday afternoon was an unhap
py one for John Henry Williams.
Mr. Wllllama. according to Coun
ty Traffle Officer Knowles, was In
pos.ession of liquor. It was.
Knowles says, Intoxicating liquor.
As a result Mr. Wllllama was placed
under arrest.
Along with others he will bo ar
raigned in Juitl.e court soon before j
Acting Justice of the Peace Km-
milt.
Word Received In Klamalli
Friends of Thalia D. Newromb, for
mer Klamath Falla resident and
secrotary of the fair board of the
past county fair, have received
word from her, Mrs. Newcomb Is
now visiting In Kan Francisco lay
ing plans for her Inn which will be
located on the Itedwood highway
through Redwood nationul park.
tion, according to a deed filed yes-
Books for the kiddle's at SOUTIi
WFM.s H6-8
Kow Robert M. Kccnlg
' Found Kcmedj i
Pimply Skin
lor yean my tVm mouM hrraV
every nitre in . title and oiutintui
very little tu help mc
I reji) fluctor's article listing lliii
pimply lin usually rmnr Irom ih'
Mnma-.h anil IkiuiU hoi Krllilid rut
ol llie pniMiitv
I inetl Carter', Lmle l.tver IMI lm
a ft ilntf ami sunt iliai linn n,
Lin i tmtMdh ami rlrai Nc I frit
mv .rtemU the nht nav il cMntij.
rid nl lirdkeh (ui Kkinnntl nlm i.f
iteertrijt rlenr nf up -.ft ttpmirh irl
iirk hfKtjrht ( aner't nr al( ou
claim for ihern.
f ArtvorNmffnt
leniuy in me iiuice i ullt c.iillit v ' wlilrl, .l
clerk. The Und Is locale! on th-jM Klu,,,,,'""1 '
ueen as i'h a in nuns mm u,i
ciiiialderallon of IJ.nUU wua uu tnet
l. A. It. Mrrta-Mrs. Wilbur
Jones proved all Interesting hostess
Inal night when she entertained (or
tmuiilier nf the Klamalli Full:
Kulnl.iiia elm j.ter nf II. A. It, 1
Sill Jm'ta Under dlscilaslivn
"The Mayflower Pact" .ad "Wo
men of Plymouth Colony."
IH'IpliInn llutt Ti'ilay The three
flerniiou liaases nf Hells (Ininina
cliaplur of the lHlphlan club will
meet for study litis afleruuon. Mrs.
W. II. Koberlstm'a rlas. will must
with Mrs. K. II. Pike, Mrs. Itoysl
Hhaw's group wllli Mrs. T. f. Camp
bell, Mrs. K. tt. WNerarver's group
with Mr.. Ilua.ell Auslln. The
evening rlas. will be held tomorrow
night w ith -Mrs, Km haul Kolmnon
a lender at the home of Mr. W.
O. Hmlth on Conger avenue,
ll. tiiina In Kli.nmili Mr, K. J. J
llo yd. mother of Dr. W, ft. Uoyd j
and Vie. F.leenor Yaden ha re-
i turned to Klamath Full after an
ahseuco of the pa4t yaar. Mrs. Iloyd
vUlleil f. r Willie time lu New York
with her daughter and son-tn-law,
Mr. and Mr. W'llllam Wagner. Mrs.
Iloyd will apend the remainder of
the winter here with Mrs. Yaden.
Sl.ulll H.II. lont.l-lt.
hoa sold to Paul Milton
I. olosn
lot 1 In
Addition.
- lnck
of the Fnlrvlew
consideration a Riven on Ihe
deed filed ye.terdsy In h
crtinty I
clerk's office
was I. '.Oil.
ttrlK-knlm 1.cm Inn t ire than :
j members of the Kebekali lodge.
Proanerlty if Klamath Fall., are ,
planning to leave this afternoon by
car for A.tiland lo put on Ih. do
gree work tor Hope lodge of Ihe
valley city. The work will be M !
by Ml.. Mary Walker, noble grand!
of Ihe KI111n.it h lodge. The vlalt
to the A.htari.! .-hupicr Is a return
meeting In r -nuer lo the one In
CORETHROAT
. tisigle
JF -than
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OaarSI ilWiau. Jm,m laaW YmrJ
Be sure of your
. furnace!
Tonr comfort .van jour
health !. sends on th. kind
of bent y. ii obtain from your
furn.ee. That kind of heat
depend on the construction of
your furnace and "kill with
which It I Installed In your
horn. Health roqulru aa
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not Just bsated
air. Comfort require ade
quate heat at minimum ei
pens and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
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, C1 fawll llrstl at O'rsreaU W
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i O Every modern convenience O
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JT Owner Jt
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GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS
V . .V MX. W . JlTT Ml i I 'I
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cvfrr
wants. AipJmdJ
ttiecirUKcfwi
or in btisiva.
Electric Tabic.
Quick -ooW
Cook em kM
uppcr-fCT
table.
Electric Watf
For delicious,
brown wflt
can (it right v tf
and yet ."
filled.
Electric Pn
Makes CoSeie
quicker. Any
keeps house f
date one.
GIB
thatdolk
Electric I
Vacuum 0t
Electric SeW I
Machine I
Washing
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