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The Klamath
The Klamath i News
Official Paper
County of Klamath
The Kbsith UzZ3
Official Papcf
' of Klamath' Falls '
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
Vol- 4, No. 230 Price Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1927.
(Every Morning Except Monday)
ws
Work To
Begin On
Big Mill
Shortly
Weyerhaeuser General
Manager Says Con
struction Will Be
gin Shortly.
Whilo ho refused to set
a definilo dntu for com
mencement of construction
on thu hugo mill which the
Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany in to build in Klamath
Falls, George S. Long, gen-
ml manager for the cum
pany, stated here Sunday
ntKht that work will etart
in the nenr future.
' "Construct leu of the mill l
asaurcd." Long told reporters,
during a brief Interview In this
1y, "rml while I do not wish to
,1e committed to any definite
statement of time, I cap as My
ny the work will tnrt In the
r.car future." .
Will Talk Noun
ln slated he.e.pe... lo re.the first of Its nalt.ro ever to l.e,, o '
urn In almut two weeks, whenj.uged In southern Oregon will fMnn lart
ho will tn.ke public such of he 0Ccur In Lakevlew Friday. Auk- , ,.,, ,Bd companon. ,.,,.,.
rt.m,ny. plan, re at re to tht.u, ,j. when buyer, and breed- ;A fnil 10 l)llk.
iii-iii, an win wo umm'mo iiuui
wu"" iuuiviiu.
in ftlmul (wo WffrJtn I cxHcl
l I'O able to make a formal an
nouncement on various port, of
the Wcyerhaenaer plana for a
Klamath Falls mill.' he said, "but
I have nothing to make kuown
Just now."
Plana 1'urhangcd
The Weyerhauaer offlrlul told
tho preaa. however, that the rom
.'(t'unilnued on Pngn
General to Rest
by Rough Riders;,,,."
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1. IU.
P.) rull military honors, Bniiv
nlled since the Interment of the
I'nknown Soldier, will mark the
burial of Mnjor Ocnrrul Leon
ard Wood Tuesday In Arlington
cemetery.
Wood will be laid lo rest he.
sido bis fallen "rough riders."
Tho funeral cortege will leave
l'nk-n station at nine a. m. and
march llirough Washington lo
(he natlonul cemetery.
In the procession will In Ihu
army bund, a squadron ot eav
i.lry. a battery ot urtlllury oud a
battalion ot engluctni. One nt
Cvurrul Wood's horses will fol
low riderless behind the funeral
ri.lcsrn. with the saddle allrrups
reversed.
'Oregon Banks Win
One Leg of Fight
" PORTLAND. Aug. 8. l'P
Oregon's national banks today
won tho first step In their suit
l.i prevent the collodion of a
lux on their capital stock.
Federul Judgo Iluun overruled
a motion of dismissal on a do
murrer filed for Multnomah by
the deputy district attorney. The(o
national nnnsa, wnose sun in
sponsored by tho Oregon Bank
er' association, contend that
competitors In Iho money-lending
biirineas either pay no tax or less
tux than tho tnx on capital stock
paid by the banks.
It waa argued on the demurrer
I nnr inn onnss compiaini "
not sufficiently definite and that
tho banks could not seek an In
junction because they had not
tendered payment bn (ho tax.
Judge Bean gave until tho first
' week In September to answer.
,.
Blasts Are Cause
of Heavy Damage
CTICA. N. Y., Aug. 8, (AP)
Ibimnge estimated at 8300,000
was caused hero today when two
explosions shook several city Itself objectionable," the corn
blocks nnd endangered scores of i mission order declared, "the
Uvea. ! failure clearly to nnnouncn tho
Tbroo dwellings were dostroyed
aud a scoro of other buildings
In tho Itnllon quarter wero dam -
nwd. About SO persons wore
.lightly Injured. Both explosions
occurring within two hours ot
each other nnd In the sumo soc
tlon of tho city, wero promodltnt
ed and caused by a secret chemi
cal, Acting Chief Jus. J. Dono
van of tbo tiro departmout, de
Carol Mourns
AT
0i il- UC the rir.St away J- ntlay lniln the chief cities of the world. Forbidden by authorities to stage"'K lll " lu - i -1 " , rT I
t t ,, . . , tlc race across the Pacific U't"c officials and public build-; ,ny demonstration within the'tion required for national ;" f""1 , V wn
Forbidden, he raid, to return to 'C race across ine 1 atmc (n were' rltv. Ihe owd m.rcheI through ,f(tv 0.i? ?
IhuhureM for the obsequies. Car- ! for the Dole pn.e. in.u.r special guard while In . no,. do vincennc carrying red 8 y' , : ,he Pted T '
ol. renunciatory crown prince cf; Crltten won the coveted No. 1 ...I,.- r,.iri,.. ,ir, nrncsiitlcn. ..... j . q -i.. I The program outlined uy . Kasterwood. Jr.
Itoumunla. enters the ltoumanlin
church In
arts for III. late fath-, p,rtl, ,ated In by the 15 entrants
rdlnand. Carol s son.lor ,helr reure.entatlves. A wide i
er. King Ferdinand, t arol s son.ior (heir representatives. A wide i
Mlrhael, succeeded lenlliiniul.
I(V ?om lln la
1?irci llolfi llPrP
A j
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ble rule of blot. Jed rams. '
'orti I ruin uiiiarum. .rui huh
irnR(tn win umiif,- iu wnnwi "
uipiy 01 siurs. auu auu mvn
holdings.
-cording to ...-
This Is
tloi. from the office of C. A
Henderson, county agent. Men
" '
day. where a number of Klnm-i
a.n ancpn..-.. u.-eU..-u
llueh Sn'roat Pendleton, sec-i
rrlarv .if tit OffluD Wool Crow
ers will attend the sale It wns
"'re.t to "drtvb!r.rcepme m
buying with motives of upbuild
ing their flocks. In view.
A. l.lndgren, livestock field
ior O.A.C., will alio lie on
hand to anslst with conduct of
the ram sale.
Tho rams, lo bo sold al auc
tion, will bo dispensed In lots
of fire. 10 and 25. Any stock
nut so!d Friday, will be auction
ed tho following day.
State Game Body
Shortof Money
PORTLAND. Aug. 8. ( TP)
Faced with a deficit of 18,00Q
the stntn gnmn coinmlssion, meet
ing hero today, wns forced In
turn down several projects til
various parts of tho stute.
An example of Iho commis
sion's poor financial state was
brought out . when the request
of the state hoard of health
asking fur an appropriation of.
$2,800 lo carry on for a period
of 18 months Hie analysis of the
Wlllnmette Hint is being made
111 connection with iho antl-potlu-tlon
movement started Inst year,
ulso was refused. '
A report to the commission
cnneurnlng woter pollution In
Klamath county stnted that the;
Impure water in Kuwina Inkej
near Klamath Fulls Is causing
Iho destruction ot fish. Htnte
Warden Clifford was Instructed
rite tho city officials at
Klamath Fulls and suggest that
the city do something in. the way!
of hotter disposal of tho sewng.
of tho city.
Crooked ctcek, In Klamtth
county, which has been closed I
to fishing, was ordered reopened. I
y tT rArM f.ag
IvAN 1 rUUL ttVl
ON RADIO TUNES
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8, (pi
Ilndlo . hrnadcnstlna stations
which transmit phonograph music '
after, August 21 must announce I
with ench tnuchlno roeord the
fact that mechanical music Is be
ing . sent nut, tinder a general
order of tho federal radio coni
nilsslon today. ' t
"While the broadcasting ot
music through the agency ot me
chnnlcal reproduction Is not In
(nature of such broadcasting is
I In some Instances working what!
1 Is In effect n fraud upon tho
; listening public
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. (UP)-!
Fifteen engineering licenses wore
granted by the state board of
engineers' examiners, it was an-
nnunrod today. Those who got j
licenses Ineliiilod, William Walo, j
Klnnjath. Falls.
GriffenS IU.S. May
7, w. . MENACE ENTIRE WORLDLy , t , i
Wins r irst rrr., Jd u i 1 a 1 1
Pm m I Demonstration in nenau or
' ' : , Nicola flacco and Uartnlomen
Q ( 1 T 1 iVanzetll heightened In liilen-lty
(4 V X i M. Vjovi-r Ihn week-end in Hi United
,,IHtnte, Europs ,l1 S""11' Amerl-,
A 1 , m nd even wider efforts were
I QliP- I ITT Iplanned.
X SyllYV Vll; i..i.... in vw York
Younz Veteran Air.!." X.ZTZ ui'r.wV"ub;.;.,d.7n.ghti
man GrinS as He'""lc ,halr ' Charleston. Mass.,
Draws Lucky Num
ber;Tune Up Planes
SAN FRANCISCO. Auk.
8. (U.P.) The luck of the
draw has gone to Lieut. Ben
nett Criffen, and the young
veteran piloting hi huge
monoplane "Oklahoma" will
position Monday al a drawing
,,.n appeared on the flyer's face j
ne iju ,1,, ,a in)r piece of !
pafer which eutltled him to the
itvnntnicv of bcliis first Iu thelitis tomorrow by the eoclallnt par-.
',lr un ,hc luBK ocean Jump.
liiHl.inrtf H.'con.l
Mutit. Nurnmn Cinddurd. who
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on(j
una airport, w.iu i.ouunru una ;
ausru ana;
kin, 'o ;
l,Uut Kfniiolh
Haw
n,(nutr inter.
L?'
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a, '
,w0-minute Intenals:
N- Auggle Pcddl.r: No. 6
Will F.rwln: No.
Alexander
: No. 7 Major I.. Irvlug;
James L.- (Irlffln: No. -1
Art Cnobln: No. 10 Koberl Fow-
ler; No. 11 Jlartlu Jouson: No.
a rntuv ij. c.ara; .-vo, 13 ueo.
(('oiitltiunl ou l'mrr Two)
FIGHT BIG BLAZE
IM l AUATU tunnnc
i. iu.nniniu vv VJJU&
'
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 8.
Ml Reports received by the die-;
trlct office ot the 5'nlted States
forest service slated that 120
men were fighting a forest fire
started yesterday on the Chimney jkey fired one shot which entered
Rock mountain. In the Klamath j Rogers- stomach and emerged
national preserve. Lightning vas:from his back.
believed responsible for tho blato. Thus injured, tho robbor com -
Ninety-five men were f Ichtlne
fires In the Cednr camp nnd
Crescent peak
polnts of the
Happy camp district. These
fires were starlod by lightning
two weeks ago and have burned
over 6,000 acres ot tlAiber.
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I. .4i..l.i.l I '
(II) mnrvAr l'rr-w
Demonstration In behalf of
I era from Ihelr employment . to-
nexi inursuay morning sou in (
other parts of the world aympa-
Ihlzcrg of the two Internationally '
miunn ruuicaiB luniiimru pill... ( ' um-u tn;"""lK ,..,..., j
for further demonstrations up tojutands where Sacco-Vanzettl ym-
the final hour. patnizera had been substituted
Demonstration. ' wore ataged for tpeakera to Wiom permits had ;
yonlonlny In Pari. London. ,
Munich and In Hc.ton and In ;
No aerloua disorder occurred al-!
though aome anosta were made,
Increaaed police lgllance
n,.i.t di.nr.ler w. eat.bll.hed :
were thrown about fulled fitates
rpreentatlvcs and American
,,.v
propertv
in New York the Police Com-
mlsnioner prohibited paradc-s but
xald he would permit a mass meet
Robber Fatally ,
Wounded in Duel
POitTI.AN'1). Aug. 8. (I'PI
Arintir KOgers. Jl. ItJ'eionu. w..
-.s in a aying conui.ion .n . ,
hospital here with , bullet wo.d
was in a dying conumon in a
, inroiiKn mo nuuumvii BU rM
this ,own between
i;: .T.in.ed to Wli OM"
!u - l.li I. ft McCln.kpv. fllA at-
Klnl Irnnnor. from lh Hr-
tendant.
1 Brandishing a revolver. Iloger.
'entered the filling station jnst
a the attendant wits closing lur
the night. He rorced Met lusKcy '
down-and scood the s..
f"m he cash reglstc
J At that moment an automobile
oroe iuio ine biu.iou a.iu cur-.(
i Ing detection, the robber pocketed ' . m
his revolver and walked out tho!.,
door.
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i seized an automatic and gave
i chase. In front of the station he
! ordered the robber to put up his
hands. Instead, the mall whlp-iM,M
' ned out his sun and fired four
1 shots, one of which struck Mc-:the
Cluskey on tho elbow. MrClus-!"nd
! mandcered a passing automobile
! at tho point of His gun and Inter
forced the driver out of the rar.
I He was found later by the poliro
a mile away almost unconscious.
J Hospital attendants said he
hus little chance for recovery.
Aren't We Progressing?
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TTlm "O 'SKSJ 1'; ' -
'ty. In I'nlon 8quare. arranged for
the I. W. W. and the 8acco-Van-
me l. . w. ana ine cco-tin-
kiii ' e m r g e a e y committee.) 14 l-f - ft
Meanwhile. Commissioner Warren ! I V I I I H 1 I U
said Iho mobilization of 14.0U0 j - M. V V M- M.
policemen on gurnd throughout
the cty and at large number ofjl - v r
public building and In subwayji .fill SH lS
and elevated line stations would ; X U1U VI U
"until further notice,'
and that the hunt for thoiie re-
ou1d go on with unabated rigor.,
rruin a.a iu wn iuuumuu yw-1
pie milled excitedly about Itoatou
common yesterday when police j
been liwued. One man waa
re.teu lor re.ua.ng .o ooey p.ncej
' Slgnorlna I.ugla Vantcttl.
ter of one of the condemned men.
Waa chief figure In a den.on.ira-
i.. -...,. . i. p.h.
,ere ordeerd destroyed because
leT were considered Insulting to I
.u-
the I'nited States.
Demonstration.
Several thousanJ Sacco-Van-
(Continued on ljce SU)
'Many Hurt When
TWlSter StrikeS
X niSlCl OilllVCS
WEST BERLIN. N. J., Aug. j
n'PI lor. th.n
zo persons ,
inJorcd too made homeleas.
,BdapproratttelvlM
ftjee done by
a amall cyclone
"a v- m- loa,snl-
State troopers from the Ber-,
: lin barracks were rushed to the )
scene and gave first aid to the
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'for theBomele .
The twister lasted about 20
aooui zu
minute, tesriirg
houses, flattening frame dwell
Ings. bursting open doors, smash-
j lng windows and blowing down!
. t.iML n. .
.vill. RIILK tlUKl
iu FALL Til ROAH
! PORTLAND. Aug. 8. P)
Edith Llnd. 83, Injured
Sunday when her horse fell on
pavoment crossing the Gates
at Buckley avenue, was re
i ponea improved in condition and
eonaclous today. She is the
.daughter of C. A. Llnd of Lenox
;road. and was riding with ftve
other members of the Whip and
Spur Club when the accident oc-
ctirrcu.
I A passing autolst assisted her
to the hospital where she re-
f niained unconscious until this
, morning.
1
""SHC. ! - -
Secretary , of Navy to
Talk Additional
Armament to Meet
Great Britain.
. i
tiAl IU Ull, o. u. Aug.
r-(g. (U.P.) United Press j
,earns from ministration
-!OUrce8 here that republican
pnrty leaders are reconcil-
L, t' ,u f h.nlH.
tu " '"" "
Creat Dr.i,"in ,t.'h!1 e,"H,
'crcnce dlC"!d 'ncv hw Jn
Increase the discrepancy between
ner nary auu mat wi j
try, it was said. j
Wilbur Mfcta Cooll.lge.
: .... 4- -v mAnAr. i. U.l-At. XI fan Thnrnfi.
jarred arCu..er'borUy blwe.gbt of loads which are to be
I .... i ., tn allowed to Bo over toe paTea
i5S.r!a?i?
Mg the future naval building
contcmplatcd a
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conference. j
- ,.-,. Proaram. 1
The nresent-Amerlcan nrogram
, fncrMe .he nrogram for build-
I", elght tiol JCOOO-ton" :
cruisers, so that probably twelve
more cruisers would be built.
mnro rrtilun wni. 1,1 hnhuilt.
It is made plain by authorities '
here that this country has no
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petltlve naV.l building rare with
Gfet Britain or any other coun-
. made' cleat
sure adequate naval protection.
Wilbur Is expected to remain j
for sev ral days. Secretary of
i .1 . I t .. ; . ....... , . .
here Tuesday to talk about the
proposal t. place the administra-
t proposal n place the
I "on ot in. i-nnippiuo isianos un
der his department rather than
permit It to cc::nue under the
war department.
Six Injured in
Gas Tank Blast
I V0 UlOOl,
SAN DIEGO. Cal., Aug. 8. (A.
P ) Five persons are in hospl -
tuls as the result of an explosion
today of acetylene gas that
wrecked tho plant of the Pacific
Acetylene company at Thirtieth
and Main streets and a collision
; between a fire engine and an
'automobile as tho firemen were
. .... o . ... t naQ 8lrUCK.
Tho explosion, resulting from un- Tne strike today brought con
known causes, demolished the gas 1 jncting claims as to its effect,
plant, doing damage estimated at strike leaders claim more than
36,000. So great was the force 2.000 are Idle but a survey by
of the blast that a 9-Inch brick ! Thomas Annear. chairman of the
I wall wns thrown out, ploces of
the roof were hurled 100 feet
'Into the air and windows in near -
by houses .wero shattered. !
Raymond Hoist, an employe of ! Tho state's plea for an injunc
the plant, and his ten-year-old i tlon will be bnsed on the Colo
son, Halton, wore standing In the i rndo industrial law which re-
Irear of the building when the quires workers to give 30 days'
jexploslon came, tho former sus- notice -before calling a strike,
talnlng severe lacerations and' :
i.".i,e. W.V 'J?.' Tu nVhe:SEEK REGULATION
latter having his left arm torn I , ..-.. .
loff. , Several firemen were injur-j PROPERTY LINES
led. . i
Lovers Will Die
on Murder Count
FRANKLIN. La.. An s
(CP) Ada Bonner LoHoeuf and'
Dr. Thomas E. Drcher, lovers for I
years. tonight were given the
death penalty for the murder of!oral instances where houses were
the woman's husband. Jnmea t. built out of line with other
Uoeuf. Louisiana nubile utilities
officials.
Jim Bcedlci silent trapper of
the bayous and thickets, was glv-
en a life sentence by tho Jury
which returned the verdict after
lun hour. dnlll.nr.Mnn
--;
I sirs, iiccdio, tne trapper s wlto,
ana inomer. oi seven cnnuren, iat i.uu.uui muu . mm. v,..
collapsed when the verdict waspany of Portland, wero given the
read. She was carried through sewer Improvement bonds for the
packed alslol from tho court room i city at council meeting Monday
into the sheriff offlre whero a
doctor was summoned to attend
her.
j Lelloetif wns killed Hie night
iof July 1. His body, riddled
with buckshot, lashed o it would
slnk and weighted down with tlunnl l-nnk and tne f irst -u-rallrond
angle iron, , wns found lntlonnl bnnk of this city. George
Lako Poulard by tlllgator. hunters H. Burr. Conrad, nnd Boon, Ini-..
on July ... Mrs. , LcBoeut was and Mlythe, Witter ft Co.,; of
!,-.are.jstctl tho f0ll05.lus.rtav,:
Is the Air Safe?
&t pus.
1
. i rA,- r ,"jgr?srj"a
"I want to demonstrate that
,'flaHon , ,"y,, .
1homll,on. of Dallaf . Te" V0"!!
woman pilot entered in me umu
CtHUlC to Ban
lJUlll.ll IU UO.ll
Damaging Loads
"me t council meei.ng ny
;nlght, and passed to second read-
ing. '
U Peclfle tnat 8il;,1 re to
De "" ou
trcot- Blving the maximum
of the Ioad which may
raB" 0Ter- lnml I"r":u
.. .Uo statej , that e not
;" -
m ..u ....j
This ordinance was" drawn up
:' " v ?nJe,"ga.,ln , .ot Jl
.treets. which ahowed the wear
hich they received as a result
. I ot too (heavy loads passing over
' tm. nrl movement waa made
! dltlon.
StilTA If) if PC HjHlfl
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in ATinPrc' StrilfP
"1 CJIIUVC
nt.-N-vi.n. Colo.. Aus. 8.
; ( UP)state authorities have
' .ke sU.n ,0 hnH ,hc four-day
sympathetic strike Instituted by
southern Colorado coal miners to
:ay in protest to the execution of
-iro md Vanzetti.
Asslsta..: pitorney generals
..nh r,rr -d 0.., Friedrlcks
i lefi this afternoon for Wausen-
Ullr , ask the court ,or Bn in.
: j,inct.on against the strikers,
, w w leaders estlmate'd
1600 mg had waiited out in the
Ruprsan,, county district but
I made n0 iaimg for Iis' Animas
outv. Colorado Fuel and Iron
company officials, however, said
out 400 Las Animas miners
j industrial commission, set the
number at 1,000. No violence
1 has been reported at any of the
17 affected mines.
I An ordinance esiai,itsning a
I property line in blocks was dis
cussed at council meeting Mon
day plght. and A. W. Schaupp.
city attorney, was authorized to
' find out If such an ordinance
could be established.
Mayor Watters, with some of
'he councilman, have been In-
spectlng the city, and found sev.
, houses in the block. He stated
1 this spoils the appearance of the
block, and that there should be
seme rule governing it.
l r-tKi-'CD KI
'PUR ILAINU CUINLtKIN
1 f UTC CfTll'k O RDNn?
, kl A l .1
I night on their bid of B 14 per
cent interest on )ij,i.j.ij. i.
jsamo company was given me pav-
'ing bonds In July.
i Other firms bidding on these
.bonds were: The American Na-
.Portland. :::.'.:
HOpe For
L if els
Lost To
Radicals
Judge Dismisses Mo
i tion for New Trial;
' Date Set for Execu
tion Two Days Off.
BOSTON, Aug. 8. (U.
P.) With the time set for
their execution less than 55
hours away, another, " last
desperate hope of escaping
rthe electric chair vanished
for ' Sacco and Vanzetti
today.
In the same Dedham court
room where he presided at their
trial, more than six years ago. -Judge
Webster Thayer, after a
three-hour hearing,' dismissed ..a
motion for a new trial on the
ground e had na Jurisdiction.
Troops Guard Court.
Liberally armed state troopers
and police officers guarded the
crowded-courtroom as the rase
was brought back to the scene
of Its original hearing. . 1
Judge. Thayer reserved decision
on two ' other motions one for
revocation ' Of' sentence and the
other tor stay of execution. He
announced ha would consider
whether he had Jurisdiction to
consider these .motions and hand
down his decision either tonight
or tomorrow. .
Adverse action by. Judge Thar
. (Continued on Pace Three) . '
Beatings, Booze :
- Figure in Court
-Lssault'aud oaltery-lei wKh "
possession of liquor charges la .
the . Justice court Monday when
two" cases of the former and two
of the latter were brought befora
Judge Barnes. V.
Byron Swede waa arrested on
charges of assault and battery.
Mrs. D. J. Smith of Chiloquin ,
was accused ot assaulting and
beating Daniel W. Anderson of
Pine Ridge. The case waa dla- ;
missed.
Kenneth McNeaiy and- Fred
Babcock were brought in from
Merrill on charges of possession
ot liquor. They were let ont on
!.!!. Jerry Choctoot of Beatty
pleaded guilty to the charge ot
possession of intoxicating liquor.
He was fined 850 and costs for
being drunk, on a public high
way. ... ' .
Incendiary Fires
Fought on Umpqua
ROSEBURG. Aug. 8(4-1 Vr")
Twenty forest fires of incendiary
origin kept fire fightlnjd tcews
busy all day Sunday on Stout "
creek, a tributary of the, south
Umpqua river. . .
The fires, which wero In a
small radius, were discovered,
shortly after they had been set.
They had been started In an
area which was burned over last
year, and thought to have been
with the intention of enlarging
the burned-over ground. --
Rewards of several hundred
dollars have been posted by tho
county and fire patrol and ef
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