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Thursday Julv 15. 1026
TUB KLAMATH NEWS
TriA KlntrmfTi "Nawc'101 8t',e of Quarters has very
oYflclaf Paper for the City of Klam
ath Falls and KUnuih County
EDWIN ROSE Managing Editor
Pubjtshed every morning except
Monday ry The KUmilh Neva Pub
lishing Company at 102-111 South
Fifth atreet, Klamaih Falls. Oregon.
NATK OTTERBE1N Prealdent
BYRON H. HUHl) Vice-Preaidenl
WALTER STRONACH Treasurer! j " . """""
. . i (rood faith and good judgment
rn wir j by building a neat little house
CN1TE0 NEW mm UltKII PMKaS - ,. .... ... ,
ru.n,..t m th. worw. ,f h's own. Other workers
- should do the same. There
SiasCRIPTION RATES : : v.(i,; ; unA
Delivered by carries. yar .m j
Outside Klamaih Cuuny 0.1M:
All Subscriptions Payable In Advance
aubacrlbare falling to rmc-tlvm thatr iGfWtinn thi. fttpArlilv infrpas
pp.r. call Circulation Department I ISiaCUOn. ine Steadily increas
wiiiT.".." 'ot m" co ing value of. local property
Kntered a second class matter at
the poatoffice at Klamath Kails. Ore.
pou. November 15, 1S23, under act
oC March 3. 1879.
Telephone STT
afembar Audit Bureau of CircnlaUoa
.1 .
HOW GOES IT?
A letter from San Francisco
tells of a recent fishing trip in
the Sierras without a single
. o- -i .
v..... o.nce its timer is anItucf0 had laid, burned kc,
ardent fisherman it is only tinder.
natural he should ask about H. S. Stryker. the night watch
the chalices here. We know man whose presence of mind In 1
of course the fish are biting! warnin probably savedj
., ,u. .... . , - many lives, gave the alarm, running'
up thu way but how does hej,hrouth tne corrido nd kB0Ck.,
know? And in the last an-uBK on doors. I
alysis, what does the average! By the time he reached the up-!
individual ever get to knoWjP" floor, the structure was wrap-!
cbout angling conditions? ncd ln "he,th ' tlme- 1
. , . . , Whether -te escaped could not;
Men Who go out week-ends determined. He is luted among i
and run into any sort of luck, the missing. I
Hf. ao iiu. l yj cam
ouflage their hiding place.
About the only chance one
has to get at actual facts is
when the game warden ar
rests a man, as he did Sun
day, for catching more than
the legal limit That tells i
the story in a nutshell, but if
more of our local sportsmen,
will keep us informed on ac
tual fishing in Klamath coun
ty, we will broadcast it to
outside points and help make
this the lurefor asjine a class
of ourists as ii is possible to
get. ? - '' '
CAUTION
If Klamath develops into a
speculative market it will be
bad for the town. The col
lapse of Florida real estate is
too recent to be easily forgot
ten, and any attempt to in
flate values here will not ben
efit the community. In the
nature of things there should!
be a steady upward climb,
Dur. mere is nothing in the sit
uation now to warrant boom
tactics. '
A single issue of a Port
land paper featured Klamath
development no less than six
times, mat gives a Wide im -
pression of Unusual activity
and has the effect of attract-!""
ing adventurers, as well as
legitimate business enterprises.
Certain caution must be used
to find a basis of reasonable!1 nummity. according to worn,
discrimination. A good healthy I rc,eive'1 ,rum ,'"r"an,,
growth will be eenerallv wei-L A "1'1"hinK,, fire ne" 'he
.. - g . a''y Wel" Ewauna logging camp on the In-
come. Anything in the na- dian reservation, burned for a shortj
iuic ui v. nu-caung snouia De
frowned upon from the start,
FOR INSTANCE
Outsiders who want to make
their stake in Klamath Viorl
i,o(t.. i i placed at this time upon the ne-
better organize along lines ofjceK8ity of taklng evcry precautlonI
constructive service. The two! against forest fires." declared Kim-!
essentials of every-day living,
food and shelter, are easily
capable, of expansion without
hurting existing businesses,
Food specialization is usual-j critical I liuve witnessed In all
ly profitable anywhere, butmv 3! years of service."
more so here on account of j Sl,.n. n.-ti.p. M.IIP
numerous strangers. Even Dtiiiu V HiitK- ii i i-oisovi
tourists hv to ho fori .nrl - - ' ' ',MHN
A ,.,i,i i
" meaia are ;
j ...
anic uvruHemenis ior any
town.
: Comfortable lodgings are in
growing demand and suggest
opportunities in the line of
furnished rooms and apart
ments. The more liveable
and attractive these can be
made the better the chances, precaution to drink a bottle of car
for profit. The old dormi-Miolic add.
as a business proposition they
fall short.-. 1
BUILD MORE HOMES
rVith land ' and lumber
a-plenty why the continued!
scarcity of homes here? The
1 v... ,.-
nothing to lose by home-mak-
wll now in Klamath. I
Aside from the personal sat-
should be a big incentive, lhis
is a good time to build.
CATSKILL TAVERN IS
DAMAGED; IS PERISH
(Continued from Pajto One)
Winch and Miss Ida Ladcr of New
York, next to the hotel.
The sleepers escaped.
! Was Frame Building
I Fire started in the servants' quar-
,er ln lhe "orthweat comer of the
I"0'"' The w.lir"1lf
of wood over which a thin layer of
Wife of Chef Heroine
Mrs. Erdline. wife of the chef.!
tit another believed tn have died i
in an heroic attempt at rescue. She
had been carried to safety, but;
failing to see her husband out
side, hurried back Into the flam
ing building. She has not been
,een 8lnce'
Tragic irony was added to the
vain attempt hn it was learned
that her husband was safe at ' the!
time she- went into the hotel
Late today a wedding ring was
found in the ruins. It was in
scribed: "To Mary from Cornelius,
October !0. 1910."
Jd. was. . believed to -hav.eielooied
to Mrs. Cornelius Eckenbrecker of
Orange, N. J., who has been listed
as missing.
Late reports gave the number
missing as six. Two persons, Mrs.
F. W. Backus, 70. of Forest Hills.
X. Y., and Mrs. Laura Garrett, 55
of New Jersey: are tn a critical con
dition, while 1? others were slight
ly hurt.
1MFW pirpc WAr.iiur.
" '
dUAllt.KC.LI IUJNi .
(Pontuimvi from Pag. One)
,larUng at n o'clock in th
e morn
ing in the Silver Lake district near
Sugar Pine Mountain, proved the
! 1
most serious of the trio and reports
I received here late last night advised
that the original force fighting the
hla.n 1. .1 hnnn M.Ia.i.H. U.
creased.
i Klmnau was of tne opinion that,
I the Sllgar plne Iire be un-
.IT"' ,U"r "'.W I
i - " -
rocity of the flames. Today will j
be an exceedingly dangerous day
for forest fires because of prevail-
time late yesteraay atternoon. iso
damage resulted from this blaze, shot him down as he stepped out
which covered a few acres and of his automobile with a demijohn!
which, according to C. H. Daggett,0f whisky In his hand. I
was extinguished in short order by j
men at the camp. WILD WEST GUN '
loo mucn emphasis cannot be
ball. "The woods are terribly dry
imd the weather is very much;
against us in tire Iignting. All this
makes for highly abnormal condl-j
HnnH HiIm ueuunti iiv fn tltn mnul
".. -
h ax i ii n n nr onn u v u
fsuiclde leap" took a new vie-1
tlm in a new way during the re-j
cent holidays. The cliffs descend
I 600 feet precipitously Into the sea
"I this where so many people
Jump?" avked a visitor of Major
Harry Dclbos. He was told It was.
As the visitor tried to fling him
self over the cliff the officer caught
and held him, but the man died
iy
feline gf flincrnnA
"US 01 IxdngldlHl
Blaze Again;
Two Murders
CHICAGO, July If. The guns
of gangland are blazing again in
Cicero. After a brief lull occa-
stoned by police activity In the kill
ing of Assistant State's Attorney I
William MeSwiggin. the old feud;
between rival beer runners has been
resumed. ... .
- Detective squads are - smashing,
their way.jhrougn another aeries off
raids on saloons, many of which j
have been reopened in the little
suburb since the "clean-up" which j
followed McSwiggln'a death, but
they are running inlo the same
conspiracies of silence that have
defeated them before.
Nobody knows who killed Jules
Portuguese, the flashiest gunman
j of the "valley," and nobody knows
h ki"e Joseph Clccone. the al-
cohol peddler who was too ambi
tious. Both men were murdered
Wednesday.
All that ponce can learn is that
two more competitors in the "liquor
racket" have been eliminated by
the guns of their rivals. Their bul
let torn bodies and their records I
are evidence enough that the bloody
war Is on again.
Portuguese's career abounds in
good excuses for murder but the
Identity of the persons who took him
",or ' rlde" remain5 ob,curo- Ile
uiieu cut in on ine proms oi ine
Sicilian beer runners and at one
time was under suspicion In the
murder of Dion O'Banion
ctccone's death was a .simpler;
matter. He had Just started In the
lucrative alcohol trade. No doubt!
he was threatening to get some ot
the business of the two men whoj
drove up in front of his home and
PLAY IS STAGED
(Continued from rage One)
whizzing over their heads. Traffic
became confused. Policemen's
wnisties sounded. Motor horns were
sounded. Broadway experienced all
Hi. unnuallnnu i.t o uM,l u,AU
ing spree before the gunflro sub-
sided.
T1,e t,lrce ,ller bandits escaped.
The ,hree wountled won,en' Mr-
Mary Steffanson, Mrs. Ilernard Sus-
... . ...
tr auu .urs. a. jaing. and tne
w,,n,i,i hT,i... ... ,.t.
to Bellevue. Physicians said the'
man's condition was' critical and '
that he might die. )
PORTLAND, July If. (United!
News) Another year will be al
lowed Oregon and California iul
trymen In which to prepare to meet
the quarantine regulations of
Washington on 'baclllary white diar.
rhoea of fowls which were to have
gone Into effect August 1,
The Water Fine !
Butter Substitute
Is Butter, States
Leader of Women"
DBS MOINES, la., July . !
(In I ted News) "The best subsli-j
tuto for butter Is butter. That ap
plies throughout the business
world." I
This counsel was profit red to a
group of delegates attending the,
national convention tf business andi
professional women' here, tj'day by
-Mm, Ora Snydor at Chldago. , fa-,
mous for her capitalization of the
home-made candy idea. f j
"Personam y Is the greatest fac-'
tor In success and a smile is the
biggest 'factor in personality," she
said in , explanation of her busi-'
ness philosophy and pructico which!
requires all of her saletrglrls to I
greet customers with asmile. j
' i
"Big Tim" Fired
As Boss of Tire
Dealers' Combine
CHICAGO. July U. .(United
News) "Big Tlm" Murphy, Chi
cago's famous labor leader, has been
ousted as president of ho local
tire dealers' association, where he
was trying to make .120. 00 with
which to pay a government fine for
his part in tho Dearborn station
mail robbery. j
The injunction restraining Tim
and his associates from hulling of
fice was Issued Wednesday y Judge
Ira Ryner on application Xt mem
bers, who said Tlm had ' "strong
armed" himself into tho presidency.
The' disgruntled members ' charged
that .Murphy had resorted to his old
practice of using dynamite bombs
against tire dealers who declined
his invitations to Join the associa
tion and pay the Initiation fee.
Tim says the association will be
sorry It nut him out and that unless
"someth.ng turns up" here" he may
go back into the banana and banana
oil business in nouthern Texas.
OBITUARY
ItlFtS KLSWORTII IRWIX
Kufus KlHworth Irwin passed
away at the residence" of tils son
Klmer W. Irwin, 6 15. S Jefferson
street, shortly lifter midnight Tues
day at the ago of 64 years. Ho!
is survived by one son, Klmer, of,
this city; one daughter, Mrs. Har
riet Lncretla Crowley 0 San Fran
cisco, California, and it.-, brother,
Thomas W. Irwin of Oswego, Ore
gon. The remains are at tho Karl
Whltlock Funeral Horn. Pine ave
nue at Sixth street. Mrs. Crowley
will arrive this evening from Call-i
fornla, and the remains will be
sent to Aurora, Oregon, Friday:
morning. Funeral services and In-j
terment will ho held at Bartow,
Oregon, where Mrs, Irwin was laid
to rest .seven years ago. i
For result use News Class Au.
Belgian King Is
Given Power of
Greater Scope
IlltrsSKI.S. July II. United!
News) The bill giving the Del-'
glan government practically dictalo-j
riut powers has already caused lm-
provemcnt of lhe Belgian franc and
.:v
bpecial
Communication!
Klamath Lodge No. 77,
, A. F. &. A. M.
Work in M. M. Degree
Friday, 7:.'!0 V. M.
July 16th.
COMING
JULY 17th
The Whippet
OVERLAND-KNIGHT SALES CO.
4th and Klamath Ave. ' ' phone 899
Skirts Higher Is
Fashion's Latest
Offer to Women
.!K8 MOINKS. la.. July II.-
I li it Nitwit) Wutiiva tlri'm. ri'
vlliiKly li attract, hut nlmil uml
vin hor:or klrt nr not ihtiiuind
ftl by wuuirti. Thny nru pruthulii
of tr uitttiuructun'rH tlt'Nliiiiorii,
fthu Httk tti iiiHku ttiut t 4lirmoii
with tlio Irani utmniiil of liuth.
In t)M'ff wiittlrt MitdMiiiit Mull.
lllUlillo itRi'J IllOitlettit nf 1.11. V(ll
wnrth, Km 11 hah, rxptultird to tlrli'
Kiitt'H iiIttMitlhiK tho mitluiiitl ion
ViMitiou nt tlm KriliM'ultoii itf IIiihI-ih-nm
mitt niftH,nrmr WtniHMiii
cliibit tho itMiHoiiH for lrt'nm wliUh
urn worn IUkU uud uru uriuhiiilly
KultifC hlKhor.
(juiwtlniUMl na tu w hot her tttrU vt
tlm uitililluwt'fit hIiuuIiI itilupt futli-
li'tl'lt ItttWlt I'llUt, l1lVUtlllK klK'K
toiiKth ilrt'Kiu now in vokuo, four
Hull' hlKhrr, V.:'. !.- Hull Hitltl:
"(VrUluly. (Jlrbt from tiio Kim
na whout fit' I tin nntl Iowk corn
country tlrviui s well an thflr iih(
crn nr written. nltttim, nntt If tin1,
manufacturer), rW thiiu ilrttri
wtlliout HklrtM they will wcur thrui.
"llooth Turkiiipton htm mntlo thn
attitrmcnt that tho womun fifty
year lieiic would wear no Uri'itu at
all. 1 would aay thai at tlm l rea
ct! t rato of ahhnvlatlon women will
ro undothpit lu half that tlnio."
Its passage by parlianivnt is re
garded an a certainly.
While tho bill nominal!)' vents
the power In the king lis ineunliiit
ia that the govt rniiienl may lake
any nieaetirea neceiiary during the
troubled financial situation without
having to consult the parliament.
The klni's fgnalure will hv re
quested after the meusuro ha lieen
definitely determined by the cabi
net. For reaulta use News Class Add.
Let Us Paper Your Home
F. R.-OLDS
Wall Paper and Paints
Phone 192-W
Fraternal Order of
Eagles
Meet Friday Evening,
8:00 p. m., Moose Hall
Installation of officers.
All officers and members
are asked to be present.
I'lUINK IJIHI
WESTERN TRANSFER
COMPANY
4111 M tIN
TUANSFKK AMI llltAVINfl
AMERICA'S FIRST EUROPEAN
TYPE LIGHT CAR
The Sensation of the Year
WATCH FOR IT
Reliable Painter
F. R. OLDS
002 Klamath. Phone 192-W
A REAL SNAP
TVn acrea. clone In. aeven
acria iimlnr dllcli. good soil,
lame allude trees, fenced,
Tlila l an Ideal pluca to
ruln chlrkcna. pit". "IM'li-a
i.r lierrlcn. Juki lhe rllit
Ui fur diverllli'il fiirmliiK.
I'll l l a lii'uuillul liomv
site mid n tmiiicy maker.
Miml be auhl nt unre.
Teruia. Iluuu.
HEAD & READ
HUM Main.
Biff Dance
Friday Night
at
Jackson Brothers
Gasoline Station
On Merrill Road
Good Time-Good Music
Office SIS Mala He.
Klamath Kails, Or.
I'hone true.
Office Stage Depot.
Hertford, Ore.
Phone BOO.
TRAVKb. IV
MOTOR HTAdH
SWIFTLY SAFELY
COMFORTABLY
Dy th
HOWAItl) lltlMK8
KTAtlF.U
To
Ashland Medford Portland
Marshfleld
Direct Cnnnertlnn at Junction
' With Pickwick Hisses
to All point South
Tltt'NKH rXJH (WI IKIItNIA
Sen us, we handle.
Voldi'rs malted nn request.
. srolDXKIt at any point on
Pick wick Uyaiem.
Fare Klamath Falls to:
Ashlnnd f 3 SO
Bedding a. o
Sacramento IS. 70
San Francisco 16.00
los Angelo ... t.7l
San IHego . Jo OS
Snn Joo 1HI
Kl Centra 14.81
Leaving Time Medford, , 10. JS
a. m.. 1:30 p. m.; Klamath Fall,
'4t a. m . 1:00 and 1:45 p. M.
He use lie.i., Cadillac buuea.