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k Rioting Occurs as Red
I Sympathizers De-
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vuiivo nmerica;
Tourists Menaced.
PARIS. Aug. 23. U.P.J -
JUoting,' by Succo-Vunzetti
lomonjfl-atora so loriout
. XbtJt-police arc speculating
,vhethor it was intended as
:'a'.; communist uprising, oc
ji urrcd in the crowded
xdowntown boulevards tonight..
iwo nunuieu and fifty
rioters were arrested.
Forty three policemen were
injured, 11 of them so bad
ly that they were taken to
hospitals.
Hundred . f civilian were hurlT
In working-class district where
lb mob of 15.000 communists
gathered, street brnotiot were
lorn
up, newspaper stands were
turned ovy and wagons were I
aelaed
They wers Intended to bo used
If neceeaary tor barricades a li
lbe recent Vienna riots. The
romuiunlata and mounted repub
lican guards and both mounted
and foot police, openly clashed
In the boulevards.
' Cabaret HuuulieU.
' The disturbance spread. Tbe
front of Ilia famous Moulin llouge
cabaret waa smashed, as were
window of American automobiles.
Innocent American tourists, won
dirlng what It. was all about.
Wtfre nisuHed.
Cries of "down with Fuller"
and "Down with the assassins of
Bacro and Vamettl" served as
rallying cries for 111 mob. There
were several charges by guards
and police In front of tbe United
1'rws office. ' -
tiiuu-d Kniluia)'.
Troops, republican guards, and
police doclared to total too, were
(CoMbmcd on l'ago His)
Contract Is Let
on Tennis Courts
W. D.' Miller Conlructlon.com
pany will build the new double
tennis court In Mllf pnrk on
Kust Main, a project which murks
tho new era of playground ac
tivity In Klamntb Knll. This
was detidud at a apeclal meeting
of tbe pork board, which wna
hold Tuesday evening at Ilia
city hall.
, Miller's bid was 11157.00.
OthiT bidder wero Porter Con
struction rompnny, Phllllpscn nnd
lluls. and C. H. Knowle.
Tbo courts are to bo con
structed on the park alto on Buat
Main street, directly across from
the Mill addition achool. Thoy
are to be built of cement, colored
red so there will he no glare,
tld will bn aurroiinded by high
fences of wire mesh.
Tbls new construction will pro
vide courts on both sides of
town, and will allow more room
for tennis players. The courts on
South ltlveralde often cannot ac
commodate tho crowds wishing
to ploy. . '
Son Suspected as
Slayer of Mother
CHICAGO, Aug: 2S. (UP)
Efforts to capture a youth whoso
wealthy mother's body Va found
burled In the cellar of Iter home,
cre redoubled today a a coroner
announced she hud been mur
dered. Harry llllli 21. Is the youth,
and Mrs. Ellrs HIM, the victim of
killer bullet.
No charge has boen filed
against him, but young Hill, .11
has been determined, knew of
tho shallow grave where his
mother was hastily burlod.
Tho autopsy of Or, I., D. Howe
of LaKnllo county showed a bullet
had entered Mrs. Hill's left ear.
There was also a Jagged gash In
her forehead but this may have
been can sod In exhuming the
body which was discovered by her
estranged husband, Dr. H. C. Hill,
and police nf Stroator, Illinois,
where the Hill home Is located.
Hho bad boen dead at least a
week, .
Cents
Jensen Flies Low
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Till, nlcture. showlns Murtln Jcnnen's Aloha a It left the Oakland
i.iu.,i (..... a u...,.l l,lu i.t ihu
acroaa 'the ocean to Hawaii. He Is only a f" feel al-.ive the heads; 1 2.000 persona had authored, pla
of tbe people wavlnit farewell from the ri.nf of n hannar. Ji'iiaen ir,l reading "Sacco murdered,"
flew about forty feet above the water diirina the whole nurney. , .. ... murdered" 'were nosted
Hi earth Inductor compass wouldn't work when he flew hUucr I anittl murdtred were posted
than that, ao ho took a chance nn sudden m dives. qu:il! ami ' by a socialist newvpaper when
flher dangera and flew "close ttf the water" word of the executisn was re
South Sixth Street
As Planned, Council and Citizens Say
Ikiffercnres between 8 I x I h
street property owners and the
city council, arising over the pav
ing of South Hlxth between Com
mercial and Main, were Ironed
out satisfactorily early yesterday
afternoon when members of the
council and' representative resi
dents Inspected the scene of the
proposed work.
Till la according' to Mayor T.
11. Walters, who announced fol
lowing the meeting on South
Sixth street yesterday, that the
contract for the work will be
placed with Warren Construction
company a previously planned
and that the project will
tarted In the near future.
"Tho inspection lour over Hie
section of the street in contro-
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mains, which It .. declared
earlier, were lenklng to the det
riment of tho old pivement on
Hlxth. The water mains were
found to be In good
condition,
Writ Plea Won't
Make Kelley Free
8ALEM, Aug. 2.1 IUP Ar
guments Iu the writ of habeas
corpus proceeding involving
Ellsworth Kelley, condemned
convict, were concluded today
but Judgo McMahon Indicated ho
would not annotinco hla decision
for several days.'
Kelley and, James Wllloa were
sentenced to die last Friday fol-.
lowing conviction on murder I
charges In connection with two
prison guards who wero killed!
during an escape attempt. 1
The proceedings In behutf of j
Kelley, as argued by his attor-1
neys, were that his original com-1
mlttment was Illegal- nnd that ;
ho had a right ;to try to escape.
Wlllo' execution wa stayed uti-,
til noxt KTlday pending on in
sanity hearing.
.Argument on a petition for a
further slny pending an insanity
examination will be heard before
Judge Percy Kolloy of Albany to
morrow or Thursday. .
Elnal arguments nguiiist Kel
ley' petition were mado today by
Willis Moore, assistant attorney
general of Oregon who declared
that even If original committment
was under an unconstitutional
statute, Kelley could not expect
release through habeas corpua
on the murder charge.
CHILDREN BURIED
UNDER SAND HILL
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Aug.
2.1. (UP) One child was killed
and six others narrowly escaped
death when a sand bonk Inwhich
they wero tunneling collopsod und
burled them beneath tons of sand
on the beach front here today.
' Allan llerr.nl, 11, wus dead
whon his crushed "body wa dug
from the wrecked sandhill. Tha
others received minor bruises.
Efforts of tho rescue squad of the
fire department, who worked
more than a hour over Herial's
body, were unavailing. .
Across Pacific !
T k TJ TTw ! K
mmQ&Mu Nation
f J I
oltiiiiili. n whMi the fiver Mturletl t
Paving to Proceed
leaks having been repaired In i
such a way as to Insure agulnat !
j deterioration of new paemnt '
; from tlila aource. ' 1
' While properly owners along ,
'this stretch of Improvement had,
stated, tbroueh Oscar Smith, as
' spokesman, Mundiy iiik'ht. thut
jthoy believed tho paving uaaesa-;
meiits were too high, they In-
tlmnted thut the project would'
1 probably moot with their appro" -
, val provided assurance was given
In Die matter of water main
protection.
'We believe the leuka in the
water pipes have caused great
Ideal of the damage to the prea-
ne;em paveiueni, b:iumi uau aiuien.
i "anil we want assurance tnat the
leaks will uot continue, w heynew
i pavement la laid."
It la believed that the council
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ht will lake f'nal
action In tho
matter of approv-;
lug the contract, to allow the
iwork to swing into full tilt.
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iiieii-iui oil fiiAiii. will Hie 1
I stretch of new hard surface from;
Main straight through to the
Southern I'nrltlc viaduct
Spring, us Dunn & Baker
at
are
now laying concrete pavement on
the south sector of this Import -
ant business thoroughfurc.
r J Mas.wpaawiaw
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.,
Sympathy
For Reds;!lelection
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Few Disturbances' in' ,hu"""! n,up,of bu",nc"" B"
r . , .a and representative county citi-;
U. S. Cities Follow iIen. .
Word of Execution of
Sacco and Venzitt.i;
NEW YORK, Aug. : 23
(A. P.) Announcement
0f
the execution of Sacco and
j Vanzetti was received quiet I
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i in public squares and ; be-;
! fore newspaper b u 1 1 e t i n j
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la day of unceasing police t
-diligence and general un-i
ewne. I
At mldnlKht in Union Square. !
New York, where police satlmated ;
ceived, but the crowd dispersed
mi Utly shortly thereafter. In
flnxrnn crowds that filled the
"Ei"
before bulletin board re
word of the executions in
silence.
KiM'p ( Ifiae Watch. .
IMapatches from various citlear
told of a day .'nf t.nrenilulng
watchfulneria. with public- and
i.
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Sacco, Vanzetti
Parted in Death
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Rncco and Vansotti. Inseparalile In
life. 111, be separated In death
by hundreds of miles.
'On the sunny slopes of fur
away Ituly.. where he spent the
only really happy years of his
life, the ashes of llartolomeo
' Vansettl will lie in a non-con-j
serrated grave In his little native
j tuwn of Villa Siletta.
facco a sue win oe
' nuttea in aiaasacnusoits. only a
fcw "" from n drk '
prison where he spent his last
i few months on earth and where
1 he was put to death by Massa-'
rhllaetta law enrlv Tuesdav
The body of the third man
1 to die In the electric chair at
Charleston state prison. Ccles -
lino Madeiras, was claimed Tues -
day by an undertaker for his
' mother, und will be interred In
. fow Hertford where she lives.
His Dizzy Day
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
l"we BneW
. porale the Klamath Ccnnty
Rodeo Association! final plans!
i'ror the big wild went .how which
10 1,9 '""""a" to"ure during -
n:rer:x.:0 ct oner
meeting In the chamber of com-,
That thV rodeo will be the bis-'
Rent and beat ever staged . In j
Klamatb. la the unanimous opln-!
Ion of all those who are con-1
nected with the event this year.:
and every member of the com I
mlltee la entering Into the spirit
oi ine oik anow in a mBDUfr ;
which insures outstanding sue-.
ces.
Borne of the best rfdern and .
cowooy siunt artisia in me west
wm here to participate in the i
H.ooo contest, it was declared. I
as many will muke tni stop on i
their way from the Cheyenne
tbow io Pendleton for the round-
up In that city later the
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- ag Klamath 1
wn-prcfldent buckaroo. !
The
dally program la to be
put on by men skilled In the .
arts of
the
glamorous rodeo a
show - for which 'Klamath
ognixed as a definite part of
old West. Is particularly adapt
ed. Those In charce will be D E.
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, ...VAnuuci, "VII HID.ll niKUWIU
stockman, who wltu.M. H. Bar-!lBW
bour will run the arena, and
L. E. Walker who is to manage
I evenu. . .
The programs, now being wlde-i,ne
IV dialrlhnl.ri l .t,r.e. .K
i,. ,.i . i .i. .
Pest talent la the west, show an
ntensely interesting Hhe of .r -
enl" encompaaaing every
I known to
th cowboy of range
...k ...
. 7 c vutitjr iai
which is
"
to
be the biggest ever
southern
Oregon, and:
the gigantic labor celebration.
f, he .rodeo Is qlng to help make
j the September foatival the big -
;gest shpw on the Pacific coast
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Will Make Park
TT1H ITiaiVC 1 ail
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 2S.
Aug. 23.
CAP) A piece of land along!
land along;
the. east shore of Lea Lake, nec
essary to government nlans for
the recreational development of
tbe vicinity, has been obtained
for the national forest by Major
John I. Guthrie, assistant dls-
lift roresier. irora tne aeiwrt-
c.en' of agriculture at Washing-
lot. D. C.
j Xhe federal government has
. for year desired to acquire the
property In order to have more,
ready access to the Lost Lake re-
rrcailcnat region.
24, 1927.
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Governor Names Time
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When Voters Will
' ChoOSe SuCCeSSOr to
Crumpacker.
SALEM, Aug. 23, (U.P.)
A special election will be
held in Multnomah county
October 18 to elect a sue-
cessor to the late Maurice
. i
" Crumpacker, represent-.
tive in congress from the j
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j raZsotlBond ClOUd FlUlS
directed to the sheriff of
Mu',nomah county.
The election date complies with
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' i their petitions with the secretary
' ,C'!of -state for certification to the
. I county clerk
I Tne governor's writ also took !
Into cntiHtdprattn a nrnvfainn nf
'
which requires the" county
clerk to close the registration
books 30 days prior to the elec-i
i'lon and copy tbe registration Into
P" book and voters" 1UI.
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i Reports circulated about the
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THERMOPOLI3. Wyo.. Aug.
, ZZtXP-X-.Tvi -aU-ltlrt-nld --have--li-i!Tnrr-a rtvwler'MB.
j and a third injured probably ,ornetimo anyway, pending wordldar, iat no reports were recerted
fatally when a county automobile. ,he legality of the bond eleo , by' the radio stations on the coast.
m which efficer. were bringing ;tlon. . . . . ; Had not Brwin and Eichwaldt
two Pro-" down from the, . failed In ' tSir - trip of . mercy
mountain, plunged 100 feet Into TkT T flQvorfl I started from the Oakland airport
8 nviae ne" hl,re ,ate 'o" iiNeW LaVa LaVemS llast Thnrlay, the search tor The
The dMd: Shcr f F- B Mc" Pnnnrl in OrOO-nn Mi8 Doran and Golden Eagle
r,rlane- of Hot Spricgs county. JfOUna m UregOniWoald n,Te en(led tonight- The
Calvin T. Stephens, one of the
r,rlsoners. ...
ITnrier Sheriff F C.olrtfeMnw
was reported, dying in a ncspuni
here tonight.
Officers had arested Stephens
and his 16-year-old son at a
mountain camp on a charge of
stealing some Diangets. on me
i return trip. McFarlane. who was
i driving, lost control of the ma -
.rhlne while neffnttnttnir n turn
and the car shot .into a deep
ravine.
v0ung Stephens escaped with;tance. the cave onen uo and a
I n,0r scratches.
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Baffles Police
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EUGENE. Aug. 23.
Lane .-county authorities
today
were wondering what to do wlth'east of Bend three years ago.
M. K. Lake ot Golden, who has,
admitted killing Bert Hubbs on a
hunting trip July 31.
It is one of the strangest homt
c!(H, cases on record here, and. In
j ft. full statement. Kodney Roach,
deputy game wurdcn. and Frank
Hojteia, deputy sheriff. Lake says
his conscience Is not bothering
htm and anyway it was Hubbs'
time to die. The btatement tells
how the pair were hunting deer
out of season, being on opposite
side of a canyon. Once he deer on the trail,
thought he saw a deer, but Up He said that when he turned
was Hubbs who had a pack on on the lights ot his car Sunday
his back and It made him re-; evening In preparation for re
semble' a deer. j turning to Klamath Falls, there
A few minutes Lake called to 'were two deer, a doe and a
Hubbs to stand still as he saw a: yearling buck standing In the
deer, the statement said. He! yard about 50 feet from the
shot and heard a bellow which I honse. The deer are ery bold
!
sounded unlike a deer. Upon in
vest I Rat Ion he found Hubbs dead.!
COOLIDGE VIEWING
YELLOWSTONE PARK
OLD FAITHFUL INN, YEL
LOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK,
Ang. 23. (UP Five thousand'
I cheering tourists greeted Presl-,
dent Coolldgo ' when his 13-cnrj
caravan arrived lute today atj
this .famous show- spot, 7,.", DO.
feet above sea level.
In knickers and overalls, and!
vnciitlon-'elothlng, the tourists
met the president when he nr-i
'rived. The presidential suite
ovcrlooks the geyser which wnaiiiig an American mine owner
named Old Faithful because every! named Alexander, to Murra, Au
65 minutes It bolls Into such tvr-'gust 16, when they were fired
rifle force It throws clouds of, on. Tho murine returned the
water and steam 150 feet in the fire, dispersed the 30 bandits
air, nnd killed two, the report said.
(Every
Colonel Biir
William E. Kaaterwood. Jr., of i
i Dalas. Tex., has won a colonelcy i
on. the ataff of Governor Dsn,
Hood
,
Moody by offering the I25-.000
orixe nrsMi. three-gtoD flight from
the Texaf city to Hongkong, j
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gamy o, ,ue i"-"""' -
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j uled to go Into the Mate supreme
j court for settlement, the county's j
road program has not been re-
; Larded.
This
U according to Connty i
It,, torn Fr&A
' tta9 re
R. Goddard. who
i yesterday stated that the surveys
for the various nnlt projects ln-l
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'aside for ns by the budget com-
-h., .iin.!
Lrf tA 'A on ,'d
.ttpravo TKI wmtlH hiVn Wn
...m -i.0ik .h. rnA kh
I re' Wa-me'Tf'fecVwe o7
there were certain market roadSland ita flotilla of dcMtrnvera and
MfllW , tu, .onatruc.ed,
L ...j4,a.,i- . .nmrh.i.. . ... . j t.
LuI .1.1
.hina m ontlnn. W.
I RRKn. Ane. 2. rf'PI Their
' .,..h!i.i.J kink hllrrf In u.!
, gregate several miles, tnree neW
i caverns of the lava river type.
; have been discovered, in tbe Des-
I chutes basin, 28 miles west' of
Rolyett. it is learned here from!
; M. II. t.llbert, who explored two
:of the lava tunnels. I
j The entrance to the largest otj
'.h. ihNuv envorn. la . verv small.
I no bigger than the opening to 8.
covote den: but back a short dls -
I hose chamber beautifully sculp -
i tured by the action of the river;
ot molten rocx wun-u sura
'coursed to an undiscovered destt-
"Thu
This Is the second group of
;cnves found in the Pend country
; in the past lew years. A wind
cavern was found 12 miles soutn-
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LOIS 01 UCCr 111
Sky Lake Region ;
Deer are reported as being i Rupert Hauser, who with his
very plentiful in the vicinity j brother Kenneth, operating- - a
of Sky Lakes this year, accord-1 Hauser Brothers Construction
ing to Leslie Peyton of Cherry ' company which has the Bend
Creek Haven, who reports that! Chemault link In charge, , said
lone ot
to the
the parties who went;
lakes Sunday saw six
- j this year since they ate air of
the garden
at Cherry JCreek
Haven.
Many people have voiced their
intentions of hunting in this vl-
j cinlty as soon as the season
opens in September.
! MARINES AMBUSHED
I IN REBEL COUNTRY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.
(UP) Belated reports of a ban
dit ambush of American marines
near Jicaro, Nicaragua, In which
two bandits were killed and no
'murines were Injured were re
ceived here today.
The marines were arcompany-
Morning Except Monday)
N0thihg
Seen To
Enliven
Sea Hunt
Week's Search for.
Missing Flyers Nil;
Army Planes jHop
Off to Scan Hills.' :
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
23, (U.P.) Tonight,,
week after the monoplane
Golden Eagle and the bi
plane Miss Doran disap-
,, .
i unpcucuiuK
banks of . fog which, was to
prove the guardian of the
fate of the brave flyers and
the daring girl who made
up their crews, the net re
sult of a search into which
the U. S, navy and the com-
morea nt tha Ta!t;
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cvcijr lecuume, was exact-
. nothinir
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tiny piece of an
j-airplane wing, rndder or fusllage.
not even a splotch of oil noon
h,. sur.M . ,h, .-,
had been discovered by the scores
wi warsniD. airnianes. commar.
ctoI Unm. .hlh
-.. veraiaieni.
search for over six days.;'
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tha In vtial' lll-.aUl ralt.-
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PORTLAND, Aug. 23. (UP)
Ralph Budd, president of tho
Kn.th.ni rallwav wan in
j Portland today, and after a short
l conferee. with I. e. Oilman-
I vint-nreaident. denarted for Bend '
i Rudri'a arrival was the signal
for a rumor that he and William
isprouie, presieent oi me aouinern -
Pacific, who came here Monday,
are about to agree on their dlf
ferences over railroad develop
ments In: central and southern
OregoO; ;v : ..: '
. When questioned on the sub
ject, both, officials declared thut
It waa Just a coincidence and of
no significance. , '.
Budd departed fof Bend to-
! night wher4 ha will begin on
inspection trip . of construc'.lon
work on the Bend-Chamnult line.
that between five and eight mile
0f the new roadbed Is ready for
sleel and that track-laying will
start as soon as the Tails are re
ceived, probably soon after Sep
tember 1.
FLAPPER FANNY SAYS
A kiss at nine my time. '
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Into u t pat orr 1
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