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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1926)
THE KI, Pf She SCIENTISTS WILL1 OBSERVE ECLIPSE! UN- V WASHINGTON. Jan It (Unit-1 ed New.) Secret of th earth': relation to tlx sun may bo solve J i within. th ext ,tw la tbe; mountain rllds cf too island of. eumatra. ' This is 'bo hop ot I'ir'itUwj hart woo rr anxiously a wilting word from the American expedition: tent out to too tropical Island to observe the total 'eclipse ot the: sun risible tbere on January 14. ' What is the relation between j sua stpot cycles and the sun's cor ona? What effects. If any, have these changing phenomena upon tie earth These ore Questions which observation may answer. Anj important clue may be trough to light In Sumatra this week. On the i other band, the Sumatra expedition; may bring back only a fragment j of Information, which must be, pieced together with other scraps; ot knowledge in the long search fox an answer. The American expedition includes! three representative of the naval observatory here. Prof. F. B. Lit telU and assistants Fetes and Rainstord. and Prot Anderson of Mount Wilson obserTatory. They left this countrr on August 30 and were last heard from November 19. i . V . n . I. t . srr hil D ucy ivpwiroa 1 set up their Instruments in the mountains of Sumatra. They will break camp shortly after the eclipse 1 but won't arrive tack In the United ' Slates until early in April. ! All this for three minutes r: ob servation. For these three mantes they carried hundreds of piandj . ot equipment half way around the . world. But three minutes is a. Kllmlth fans are the same as long time tor a duration of totality j tBe woria 0Ter. and that is longer than last year end dur- . ?'v 'n S ;'3&,3$fc Si MAY REVIEW CASE OF E. L. ELLIOT With Mar.hsll Orr. a member ot I the fraud Jury which Indicted Dis trict Attorney E. U Elliott on chsrics of msiloaaance In office. n,l a pending rccommeada- itkn ol Stste Attorney Oensru that th appointment made ai ter an affidavit of I rjudlie had berB fH'J 'M'11"1 ',r cult Judlo lavttt The whole matter will be thresh- out hero when JuJo Kelly sits visiting judse In the Klsmalh circuit court net; Monday 1. H Van Wlnk:e ;uat the " r-.umbilte-l u lh inquisitorial body, now coni!cJ.ltte arose in the Ki l.ott ca. yesterday. It U claim ed the Indii-raent U faulty Legal authorities hold that any indictment lie present grand Jury would d'aw would be equally as faultv In the law s the first in- .reiment. And if the ea'e o h-irk lo the araud jury that It will be nenmary to have a new Jury, l-obe the entire matter lecauaej i newlv aupoluted memoer ci me old grand jury could uol he.ird the case. It is said that Elllo'.t .a?e to come t trial as soon ROUGH RIDING PRINCE INVENTS SHIEK COAT l)NIOX. Jan. 11 -The prince of Walea appeared In pu'illc Mon day wearing a bright rrn leather overcoat with fur collar. The royal Innovation rreated a sessattoD among Londaa's ma's flapper and la likely to create a new winter faahlon. Walea never yet has failed to make hla sartorial Idlosyncraclea i popular. PLHIHH IN HM47.AHD 11AYARH. Nth.. Jao. II iiin- have day a large pease of men from th: I barren section cf Nifcratka will re- wants the! new the search for the bmllee of J. K Rhea, travellag nloir.an. and EMPLOYEES GET HANK DIVIDENDS Bnk of Italy Turn Loom $1,380,000 Worth of I Stock At Gift BAN r'UAM'luro, Jan. II ( lolled News I A profit sharing plan of Hi bank of Italy has re sulted In more than II. 110,000 worth of lis slock being turned over to employes of lb company. In making this annnuncemenl Tueulay. official of the bank said that In formlug th fund with which the stock was purchased, Ih bank uf Italy routrlbuted 00,000 of Its profits for I tit. Th balance came from salaries of employes. Fvery employe of the bank In Its state wide organisation, from th president down. Is a member of th slock club. Th plan, launched l t a year am . u i In ta...,. of xurt member uf it, , N ill uu. y., usa, j Th.u 1 Ills compan ion, believed to hav perished In a snow billiard nnr.th of here Decern- l--rank Farmer ITIile of Tacoma Here is a toufrh old l-lrd wt o I no stranser to rabid Klam ath fight fans. Farmer meets S ugar Willie KeeKr cf (l.eur D'Alene. Idaho, at the Scandia Hall on Tuesday ntfht. Jin. 19. This is the third meeting for these lo rugged lads, each having won a previous fisht by the decision route. ' in.. .1 .h.. m, hi. not been Mia tilauys uunaar the one to halt the proceeding, tiinrnuv Caleb Jones has been aiipoimed apeclal prosecutor in the Kr .J. i.,. .d he1 The po of JO men who hav. iresent, the ln.ruslo of th. atataj conducted . five d.y .e.rvh In the. ...rn.v eeneral Into the ease. On,0'"y ctmniry. the other hand the attorney gen eral' office object to me ap ' pclntment' of Jones on the ground where Shea's aband oned automobile was found, re turned tonight without any trace! of the couple. I Ask for Kraft srs ft CHEESE lrl.-.l ,l -V Flwf. uJli Think U.k l.uej. rvrry wunwn kteu) t Iron vrr a flaa ) I have rhaimrd, .li, oll tn.p aald reeV - r irr a, J. SAT bwbk - mm a W0? MOTOR SHX tna alabi k KEELER WINNING F CAPITAL FIGHT CARD IS RAIDED Police Gather In 10 Boxeri And Promoterg of Banned Sport lag this time their cameras, one c. which ha a lens diameter of seven and one-halt inches and local length of S feet, may reveal a den title truth. other. Is gaining new friends daily,! MEXICAN FLOODS ENTAIL BIG LOSS 2000 Lose Lives and One Rail Line Suffered $250,000 Lots make, a big bit with his sparring M -"" j partners. He teaches the game and lost their Uvea in the recent flood, t ume time carefu, not to m tae acaaoueia, o . WASHINGTON'. Jan. li. Prise riMin in the nation's canltal the only explanation for the increas- ceascd abrupt,y Tuesday Bight when tag number ot supporters who are ) t.e fMn raded he (lm b oeing won over lo iae uaaner ui Willie Keeler. Idaho heavyweight. I. will KtlA Sranfr rrmnr In promoters. the 10-round main event at Scandia hall a week from tonight. Farmer on! Fni D" f B01 the last card was a big favorite. ! tenot1 t0 TlT nh"n Du" k,i tr-i., fn, or:n" m Washington in spite ot I arrested ten boxers and the fight the district law against it. through Santiago river valley in the state of Nysrit, Mexico, according to word brought here by H. B. Titcomb, pres ident ot the Southern Pacific rail road of Mexico. Titcomb; just returning from a trip to the stricken zone, declared that there is considerable suffering Is the Tupaa district, where 14 inches of water fell in threedays, j completely wiping out whole vil lages. Approximately $250,000 damage waa caused to his road alone, Tit comb said. and it Is expected he will be justthe deTl" ot NonaI Capital as popular as the veteran Tacoma I Sporting club, which . In theory, logger when these two big boys ! Pe""l oniy Its members to view crawl through the ropes. i lu 00ut"- InJils workouts, at, Scandia hail! In ,he B,ln Tent Tuesday a at 1:30 each afternoon. Keeler , Kor ot P" clinched In upon the ring ana seiied Johnny Gill of York. Pa., and Joe Bashara ot Nor folk, both mlddleweights, before a crowd of 2000 persons. The police also loaded Into their patrol wagon eight preliminary boys who had staged battles earlier Farmer, a veteran, forgets at times and some of the boys have been nrettr badly cut br the Ta coma man. although he does not doi1" the eWng so purposely. Dr. Leonard worked1 Baahara and Gill were In their out with Farmer the other day and ' cona rouni1 wen they sighted came away from the workout with discolored optic, a cut lip and a nose which had lost considerable claret. Jack Crim is out after a knock out in his battle with Wilbur Har rington, who holds a decision over him. The matchmaker has promised the bluecoats. The Norfolk middle- i weight launched a light Up at GUI, who fell, some thought In the hope that he could be counted out before ' arrests were In order. It was Dane's second attempt to revive the fighting business In Wash ington. A similar attempt last sum- Minor Baseball Magnates Gather j CATALINA ISLAND. Cal.. Jan. 12. Crim a bout with Kid Starker if I mer wa "opped by police orders, he scores a decisive win over Har rington, so Jack is going out to get the Klamath Indian's scalp. Joe Walters ana Jim O'Dowd both of whom can hit like mules, are scheduled to go four rounds in the (United News) Owners, mana- gpecial event, but the dopesters are gers and plarsr. representing 125 predicting thU bout won't last over oaseoau ciuw irom-su pari oi t.ie two rounds. It looks like an al- eountry arrived Here Tueiday tar tac m0t (ertair. knockout, either boy 24th entail mte;!nK of .ic-nat:on- apt Und lhe decisive pun:h A al association of minor issues. four-round preliminary will wind The baseball men sp:nt most of f up ,he card of 24 rounds. th afternoon in swimming, golfing; Keeler works out at 2:30 each! ana signtseemg si little business afternoon and Farmer at :30 each waa seneauieo. on tnc nisats pro- evening. The public Is invited tmo. these workouts. Various committees mc. In hotel' . . suites after an elaborate cntertain-i CKTS APPOIXTMEXT JTRY DISAGREES. . After having been locked up all night the jury in the case of the state against R. w. Carlson failed to agree and was discharged yes terday morning by Circuit Judge A. L. Leavitt. It is rumored they stood 7 to 5 for conviction on the final ' ballot, and that durlnr the haUnt. ing the expression veered from guilty to not guilty several times. Carlson was remanded to the cus tody of the sheriff to await a sec ond trial. to SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 12. Phillip S. Teller, of Alameda, pro minent in political and commercial affairs of the state for manv voar has been nominated nv Pr.iH, I seMion of be legislature convene Coclldge as a member of the Unit-! Pincnot Proposes to have the an- WOULD SETTLE STRIKE HARRISBURG, Pa Jan. 12 Governor Glfford Plnchofs plan to settle the anthracite strike through intervention by the state of Penn sylvania is expected to be pre sented Wednesday, when the special ment In their honor by the islanders. The condition ot minor league baseball clu'is was never better In the history of the game, an open ing report by the league officials stated. A new ruling expected to be nut into effect will make it necessary I ed Stt-tl-s shipping board. He is ac-w maanry declared a pub tor all purchases of players byi-,la-ed to "eert Meyer Lis-ner. c n,m- "' Placing It under minor league clubs to be handled . re"lgncd- control of the Pennsylvania pub- through the office ot the assocla-' Teller ' 62 y"1" old. At pre- 1 c en,l'e commission. A bill tlon. I sent he is In Washington Until eml""I'ln-! nl" P,an understood j he retired from active business t0 ba,re ,,ef n drafted Tuesday at- COXFIDEXCE FAILS two year ago. he was head of Nor- I ternon tor presentation early in vrw Ynnir . 11 . ,011' T'-ller- "-d compmy. whole-1 ,he " and it probably will be . isale dealers In dairy nroducts. anthracite producers, worker) and consumers for an early settlement of the hard coal strike apparently have been blasted with the ad journment of the conference of the operators and miners here Tues day. Caustic and uncompromising' statements from both kles. each of whom blamed the other for lutillty of negotiations, indicated that any agreement In the neir fu-j inn must Ibe brought about only I through the Intervention of some) third parly. I ' given prompt action, I fate Is uncertain. although Its KF.HLElt TO BOX. Sugar Willie Keeler of Coeur d'Aiene. Idaho, a moun tain of a man. who makes n living hy smacking fistic op ponents for u loop, has con sented as a ipei inl- feature to box a fow tart rouuds with one or two of his more riisged sparring partners, following the regular meeting of the Elks lodge on Thursday night, Jan uary 14th, REACH AfiRKF.MEXT PHOKXIX, Arij., Jan. 12.- aiiiii;ic.ory ngreement, covering working conditions for all trainmen In the M-rvlce of the Southern Pac ific in Mexico has been reached II. P.. Trtcomli. president of th ru-id. declared on his arrival here Tupsday. 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