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The Klamath Iews The Klamath News Official Paper City of Klamath Fall The Klamath New Official Papef . I . County of KlamatK. "THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN" Vol. 0. No 13!) Price Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OKLUCW. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 192!) (Every Morning Except Monday)? "MISS X" EXPLODE v'-'BOMBSHELU .- , LATE NEWS FROM FAR CORNERS OF THE WORLD Hatha From Lift Com mrnlt of Great I Happening in t h a United State and Many Other Countries Ily Vailed Pi' vt:Tiu:n i'oiii:c.t Oregon: rnsenlcd. wlih orca slouul riu Kuturday and Sunday i.iiit snow In hull inomiulii rntiK: niiHlrraln temperature; s.utherly winds. MAJdll MliltlVK KVK.IITIK LONDON. April II. Mnjur II. ). I). Hegrare, who arrived at Southampton lonlglil from New York. lis been nude kiilKhl by King Crura. II an , no.inrcd officially. Hegr.iv. wlm i.'t ici'W world' allium bile record l Dayton Beach, said he would uut ram mralu un!e hi m-ff record vjh hiokrn by no Amerl an. l-ol.l H'.UW HIVfilH i: PARIS. April IJ-l'ola Negri ronllrninl today ibal she would flic divorce proceeding against h. r liniliand. I'rlnro Krrgo Mdl- Bill. M w gotng in Um.lou la fulfill h.-r film contract Into Ih pi month. "We am till friend." sho said, "but lie want hi free dom and I want mine." ii ink ;iAi;i ruu IIAMMO.NI. hid.. April 13. tV !( To bandit l.ihbcl Hit leasing State luink ol II0.0HO today and forced William Win terhoff. the c-Aler. lo arrom puny I him In the lllln U stalo . lino. Ctuirlia- Miller, a ruard 'perched In a Run boolh near the railing 'of Ih bank. All oat sliojt (or f.ar ( bluing win'.orhnff. r'tRK WRECKS MCHOOI. INDIANAPOLIS. April M. (V PI An explosion and fire, ho llered raiiM.it by leaking ga fumes, rausett approximately lit.. end damage at Hrnadrlpplo lillth trli.nl today. Bib no I m not In session at the time. Two firemen were overromo by fume vhll fighting tbn Muse. ll.tCkr7rEI.lth KIIOOT TWO HKfuotT. April 13. (ID Two men were shot lo death by un ankimwn umll.int tod-y In what police In lli vrd lo be a con. imitation if Ihn rai ketrer war which ha ilainieii flvo lives In tho lat work. Tho men were Gordon Trier. 30. and Karl Hem 4 Ingtnn. 25. Hi t h nun bnrt p Uro rrrordH. n.r.tTIHMTTKH SKI.K MKXICO. Mo.. April It. Ponti'nriiil lo flv ycara In prUon fur tho anlo of a hull pint if lliiunr nnd wlih hut AO daya l twoon him and frooilom on a rood liphiilor bnnlM. ILivId Klmo Irr, 39, of Mimli'n, wiw rloclro ruli'ii In tho ponltpnllury nl Ji f frraon ( Ily Iml iy whon ho nccl- itotilally I uchrd a Mull powor lino. Fine Score for Parking Charges M ro than n aenro of traffic vlolatora appi'nrod boforo Toller JudiTo I'. H. ll.ilintlno ycau-riliiy nnd paid flnoa of fl riuh for parklnK morn than Hip nllottpd Imlf-hiMir limit on Muln ntrcot. JudsP lliilrnllno alntPK Hint ft fin of fft will bo li-vlpil nn the Ki'rnnil nffpnim by llm aump por .n. ' Papa Pinch, Toor Behby NKWAItK. N. J.. April 12, (I'I'I Why ovorylhliiK wn anvpd, nn recnnlrd on Ihn Newark pnllpo Motion Jurk Mlllrr nwnkn In Mb liomp, too lliiniltmlnn tor rnoc, i lly, nt 4 n.m. tnilny. Ho now a mnn ol Iho door of liU bPdrooni. Tho mnn had n gun. Mlllrr did not nwnkon hla wlfo. Thn Wltlpr bnhy wna slnpplnx In n cnrrlnKO hosltlo Iho bed. Mlllur, took n monn ndvnnlnno of thn baby nnd tho burrtlar. Ho plnohod Iho baby. Tho baby howlod. Tho hurnlar fled. O.C.&E. Six-Day Service To Start April 14 to Be First Day Under New Schedule. Rates Lowered, Bogue Says Tho Orcuon Culifoniia nnd 'Eastern Railway com puny niinniiniiil lift niirht throiiKh N. II. lloKiic, Rin itiiI niniiiiKcr. that Iji'tfin niiur tomorrow n six-lny-n-weck wrvicc liotwci'n Klain r.lh Fulls. Spratuo River I mill Rly will start. Service will he rivtn every day ex 'cept Sunday. J Al Ihn aam r.:np a redurtlon In froliiht ratra and the an j nounromrnt that tho drpol will J ,bo romplolrd In tlio rrnwlnx town of l:ly wllhln a f' dayn. ! I tlio ni'W d. put will baro a ra-J parity of four rarloadu of IfmUht. ! I To (ilvp llvt Hwlre I j In ordi-r lo ulna bout po,sllilo 1 fri'lulit anrTli-p. Iho train will Iravo Klamath Full" lain In the ..trlilnK and frolttbt i-erelvod fruin lo al uhlpprra or rrlvlni: ' nl Klamath Kalla oncli d.-jr ovrr the Houthern l'arlflc ami Orcat Nor-! (Lnnllnvrd on I'M! lnren) LituJoiTniGir IN PORTLAND; I'OUTI.ANO. April IS. (fl') Portland hoot bT Rum am acu.-ry- j Inn about trying to prrhno nuMinxhlna whinkoy and grain al-1 poho! fur mnnufarturlim aynth-1 clip (In, It wan loarnod from iiuiirpi'i Im llevrd to bo rnllaiil.i. i The prlro of nlioliol. alnco pHuaaen of tho Jon ai-t. haa rkyrmki !-d from 110 to $18 a.' Kullon. Two or thno llll re- j pnr'.rd d "UllliiK nU'Ohol have "hut down hhiip," It la aaid. and niinierotia moonitbliie it. Ha In the outlying necllona of tho city hnvo I iM-rn dlnmuntli'd, n-port alnto. Moonshine a'-an baa ndvaiirt'd, ; the prbo now Ih Iiik $9 n gallon I agiiliinl f r. a gullon beforo Iho Jonoa law wont lulu pffect. Short -pint" hottlim of elthor moon-: ' hIiIiio or "gin." conlnlnliig 10'i' . oiiiii'pi, nro being rrlallod nt J2 I or three for f .. dcllven d. against llip formrr prlro of G for (5 do- llrerrd. i I 11 i I Calkins Improves ; j After Sickness' i . - i II. K. 'Tup." I'.ilklnR. who bn . I hrcn KTloiialy III nl hla home on j j.Mlrhlgnu avenue, allowed a; I griMl deul of Improvement In Ills j c 'nil ll lou throughout yoHterda).! nrronliiig to reporta from the family home. Mr. C.ilkina la one lit tho moat; niitatnnilliiK (Igurea In tho early j development of Klnmnth county. Knr iiiiiuy yeara bo run the mnil and MiHenRer bout on I'ppcr Kl.iniulll lake from ttilri ilty' In Itorky Point, when tho! l .ko waa widely Ijn wn as n: ploaMiro renort. "t np , na ne I familiarly known llirnuirbottl the rnunty, Im.h a Inrgo group of frlenilx who will ho Rind to loan of hla Improved rendition. Klamath Women j Attend Meeting! Mrs. J. A. I.ecrh, Mrs. Fred I Peterson, Mrs. C. w. Hlnnlny, Mrs. George Casper and Miss I.ydln Flicke, of thn Klnmiilh eiiiinly lli'llllll iiHSoiialinn, lit -lendpd n mooting In Medforit Thursilny of Iho Jnclison county association. . Two Medforit Uentlsls address ed Iho meeting on Iho work of a dental ellnle hold In tho valley city nnd of further promoti n work In regard lo Iho clinic. Twn grnupi of Medtord school chil dren gavo pliijirts based on health work. j WIFE MURDERER'S H3 'I ftn JEKYLL-HYDE LIFE A K STORY REVEALEDiOI oyra r.l.l.AIIKTH. N. J.. April 11. (t'l'l A dual life o complex aa.eloak Iho woman'n Identity. to ailuund tho moul exierlenred pnyrho-patholngUu luy rrveult-d to New Jeney polk'a toulKhl a they piiM'cd together tlio atory of lloury Colin L'ainpliell, ronfi-Mid "ton h tnurUercr" of hla blgnm- oua wife. Camphol. whltn haired civil j llnppy Home Life nni'.lueer, cultured In th ana and ; Mr. Iiunelea MeCready Cmnp A gradual of Ciiliimhla unlver-; In II, near a colhipxn afii-r hi ar-j ally, maiiilaiued a perfect culm Ing of ber hiihand' ronfi'iiiilnii, ; thioui:h thn entire day an ho uu- i fiirnlrhed a picture of thn Camp. folded to delertlrei the detail brll'a home life that left au-' of Knmi'npt courtly' mont aenna-. thorltle at u Ion l.mlght lo ex- ! tlonal tulery alaylng aluce tho, plain tho many atango aitlorul Hall-Mllla caae. M.irrle.1 "or fl,lHM He fold ihem with no break In li! ompourn how. although blemed wlih a perfect family life, he had proponed through a mat rimonial agent y to Mri. Mildred Mowrey, nidd'e-ngpd nurKe, bad marrird her for hpr ll.tmO aav ITf., and thn, five months late., had shot her on an autoniotille tide, aoakid h r rluthej wlih Prohi's Object to Sale of Liquor On Ocean Liners' WASHINCTON April 1J. (fl P) Prohibit lou developmenta ranilfle.1 through several govern mni, ugenrl 's here today, with rhlrf lnterot centered still on tho riecM n hy thu fluted Rinien Hill's.' formerly government-owned veseli, in sell liquor to thlmty Americans. Ill viilnpinrnis today were: 1. Kcderal prohibition author It S' rnlsed Jig.il nbiellonj ui tho plan cr tn iniieu mntes lines lo Hell their .lue.ll, llu liquor on the east-hound voyng from the dry I'nllrd States to lluropt. though only an art of rontcrei-s ran prevent sale nn the b'lmer-'ming voyage. To Make Sea "Pry" 2. Drya were con-iiderlng such an act of congress tn make tho sci. as well as tho Innd. bono dry. . 3. President Hoover decided tn wait for tba regular Iloeemrier session before recommending li-lilKlntl n for transfer of prohi bition enforcement activities from tho treasury to tho JiihiIio department. Aitlon nt tho extra ve-iiion muy bo possible, but ap pears improbable. Illsirlil Aitorneva Iteslgn 4. The Jusiico di p:irtinrnt be gan weeding out district nttor- (ConllniM-! on ln",e I'lve) I L. OAKS' I CtUMftfe 'H--r;-.;,--- . Hi A eWA Joicx CUT OP ! I BPlll--WiT 1.0T5A APIIEMJCE., ,T I AJL G'iWY. AJUO pAU5HROOAS- .!( "'5- ' AUD PRF-MOl fPOED VjTATOU3. AMO Vk ' LOCC-inn A"-AO.A)jr SrIOATCAKtS ' VC-7" i"Nv Advfo&'&rA V? I gnkollna ond hum. il tlio hod to i During thoae five month li lived in perfect domettlc hap- plneaa with a wife, to whom h bad been married K ycara, and tliren children, whom he wor- , tthlpped. and apent 1iii4 titan i dozen iilghu away from home. land eplaode that they jumined Into the privaio .ih,. nhrlnir.p found :ir of 1 "I know no one will believe me." ,ald Mr. Campbell. "Iisoilth Hon t know what It a all about Hut he wn alwuya no fini' all the l."i yeara we bavo b?cn married he used a word to me. "I don't know what nrppened flMilliiiH f.w lham Two i j Oregon Timbers ' To Be Used for 'Old IronsidesV" WKSTPOI1T. Ore., April U I 111 II r I I I h . n I A n..,.! . ... ' Tl.elr firt trouble was enonn naval officers c.asped hands as .,. .u ..i.. .k 1 1.. gigantic Oregon fir limbers were tenant Commander Harry ' Adams christened today beforn belng'sald. shipped lo Host on navy yard to be converted luto mails Knd spars ot the hl-iorlc frigate 1'oa- jstltutlon. j Ten-year-old Selker Morrl, d- -acendont of Comma.nder. Muc'U of "old Ironsides" hroko.a bolilo i - TV" """I I "'" mi i.n. unim-r., wuicn will bn Oregon's contribution to the reitoratlon ,of the o'i sea; lighter that deslroyed the tra dition of llrltlr-h sea supremaoy J from 112. tn 1S13 Kour wf the 50 tinibr 10!) feet long and 1 inches ..luara and four others are 104 j , operation from both side, of! p,.v,, jfiict long and 17 , In.-hes square. tn, Cascades. It was learned to-fIP -.The timber, will be shipped cast d:iy. Drifts of IS feel In height lJ. h"' I free hy varlou railroads and ex-! nil ,i. ,j i .l"-!nB hy various railroads and ex - hlblted at principal stops. Includ- oarlv a foot of snow fen on a"c"- m made to re ln Portland. T.coma. ,. ! .? . "r: f. Chicago and Albany, N. Y. , ft 1111. 1, HI) ItY III. VST SAO PAI LO. IlraiU. April 12. Flvo persons were killed and eight other Injured lato tonight III a rf-hpm'rnl fartorv pvnlnulnn 1 here. The blust caused J25.900 damage to tho plant. Wotta Life! Wotta Life! ' Li - RJli IM POT PtAU-j I J I'M iilo TO v vtiii.a wev. Party Is ; R e la t e d ' : Members of Ship's Crew Return on Fur lough. Narrow cape Recounted. m' ritwivn Anril' rit.l.VIl.U, JVJiril :J2, (UP) Twelve men who,irlrt ailnmey. It. W. Saw 'took Commander Richard n.,""" La Bechtei of j Kyrd expeditibn in iho ' polo on the Vessels Jl,'C'ity of New York and E!ea-',rom ""'r "'ricts in the atate ,u'" t..: . i o.Jl eonicsi in Portland to de- bjclii.ir iwnns leiunieu iu croalUnitod States today for six '. r,,,.ln.,rrV, Knrnvo'the Oregonlan and the Oreg n ' . j.ney or.nz vn Kin uc. Tho -men. members of the crow of tho two ship, rented i many naron:ps ana narrow - Vapm from rtea-.h. but their 'greatest complaint was tho way j the sun, sblninx Zi hours a day. alih urn the tem-j fw-raiuro srss SO degrees below j j ac.-o. j j . Meet Im Barrier , "Wo arrived at Iho Ire barrier , ,oni ' hT betn missing since on tlio day after Christmas and, they left Alien Springs Wednes rr I hi Unvs were hold by Ihetday to search for the airplane i.e - All' ..lis set and full speed . SoutUerD Crow whI,.h ,Mir wa (( ontlnurd on Tage Kour) '. , . . ('"nnd oa the -mud -flara 90 START PLOWS riXI Af nVVKfll? il.la.lllJ T1KND. Ore.. April 1!. (UP)- Wiirt. of e'eArlm. Ih. MtTp-n.! ".pas. highway to Traffic will start ihes,i.T. !,), . ,. -- - - , J ! , r,,,rf , nii,.. " week, aecord.ng to reports. . I .l-.l.-l jltlKIT, K (. Iw. I SANTIAGO. Chile. April 12. ! The Spanish trans-Atlantic nvl- alors. Captains Framisco Jlml-! V-;-J.u,..n m. were rep- rt ,nj i..,..i ii..i.. ...i i'o -'" nl moving about their 'n their! ! nlsne. J..n. rf r.rn iv..i ,i,illl'l'! ny Captain Ilolden. who la flight from Buenos Abes. MABEL MOORE WINS DISTRICT ORATORY MEET The dlatrlrl rhamplonahlp In tthe oratorical eontet being eon ; ducted by the Portland Orcgon- ;lan W3 won last night by MWi j . VI I. I . I n n I. - . ' miuic, wiki ri'irrrncnia Klamath I'nlon high arhool, ae-; c'rdlng to a long dhvtnnco rail I wber.eth.ydiirut"you werMrs. Seilaff Says Judge Hardy and Herself held In tba high aebool auditor ium before a large audience. Miss Moor competed against four other contestants: Murleo Itnssell of Itedniond, Alice g.Welrh cf l.okoviow, Alice Wor ' low of llalln and Dwlght Hauser of Ilend. All talk were en some phaitn of the United Slates Con-ntltullon. Jt,ir " "inM were wn-1 Hardy impeachment trial Wltnv. Kl-innlt rr,ant HI..'.... Princ - ; will compete against the winners ' lcrmln. the state champion. This contest i. conducted yearly by iKiate liar association. The state wlantr. compote, ln a national Come,t. j ; ; tw - t. T . lirf'l j f UefS LOSt Willie Searching for 'Southern Cross' SYDNEY. X. (UP) Serious S. TV., April 12. alarm was fell i,oniRht ,or lh nM ot Cant Knlth Andersoa and his compan i miles south of Port George. i llr.seno parties wero ordered ia Munja Station, sb-.ul "H mlli-s from ,ho the poeltlon of tho Kouth- i. ern Cross, with gasoline and sun .. -..j . ! i.airi lur lau hliuuuihi rrpw inn r Zu and tohMle ... j l . mornanic iii i ne niunnam area. plans for the rescue .southern cross fliers . rarned out tonight. ,ir-.-r wnpn Ko.soi.ne iipn:to-t are provided. If the craft Is not dam- iaged. Capt. Charles P. T. Hm. T. H. MrV.'lllianis. H. A. Lichfield and aimusi impeneiraoie urai s'gnien inem as ne Ilcwiio quesiions wuicn periainea ai- over the river area. Holden'slrectly to Judge mrdy and Mrs. radio message tras the first word ot their safety. !. Holden dropped food supplies .to the men and circled over them ja number of times before flying I back to Wyndliam. He will dl i rert the rcscuo expedition from jlhe air and may bo able tn c- m ; munlrato with Iho stranded fliers rby wireless. It was snld. i Mary Jo Walsh ! Dies This Morning! After n brave three weeks' fiKht ncainst a disease whnRe I death toll has been heavy, Miss !Mnrv Jo Walsh n.i.orrf wnv t Uhe county isolation hospital ! shortly before 2 o'clock this I morning from complications re-j nulling after an ntinrk of spinal -. meningitis. : Miss Walsh was the teacher at ;(hc Kvrauna cismp school, where I she contracted tho dlnease about ithreo weeks ago. Until last Wednesday her condition was improving, and sho had laughed nl ready mado by the disease upon her body, she grew Blond!!)' worse, sometimes having n fever of 102 degrcci, nccordliig tn the attending physician. i When tho convalescent stage was reached, tho father nnd sls tor of Miss Walsh, who were called hero t'm Vancouver, re turned to thoir northern home, believing It would he only n mat ter ot lime until she would be well again. I ! nnH LVI with II,a. ...I ...... j....,, . .,.., ,,. ., ... moU ju()K(1 Hardy find himself Thursday by Engineer J. D. Oll- ho hKpllol apparently always know , nm , tho Vnitea stalc, Dnr0,- Jn ,a cheerful frame of mind But. ,,., J, , trlnI. , of fisheries. I Wednesday compllcntions set in. ... m ,. . ,,,. , mv Mr. Matthew, met Mr. r.llror Tlio remains nro In tho enrol of the Earl . Whit lock Funeral j Home. Funeral arrnngomonts J ro pending word from relctlvcs. j Hate Leads Woman To Tell Of Plot To Clear Evangelist Evolved Plan to Have Another Woman in Carmel Cottage. Blames Aimee for Entire Affair in Bitter Speech. . ' SACRAMENTO. April 12, (UP) Hate the bittae hale ot one woman for another, thrust itself into the ! ici nerson Kianaping case, I Simply and in a straight- (forward manner Mrs. Sei- ilaff. told of how she and Judire Hardv had Dlanned L ' . " together to procure a wo- man who Would say that it was she. and not Aimee Mc- p.' noA . Pherson, who occupied a ."love ntst" at Carmel, with Kenneth G. OrmLston. Knovr JaMlge Ilardx? ! Mrs. Seilaff slipped Into town early today. She appeared ln court when It convened, sitting at the aide of the room. Mel'.-yn Cronon of the b:ard of managers prosecuting the trial called ter name as the first witness and she took the stand. . The first question by Cronln was: "Mrs. Seilaff, do you know Judge Carlos S. Hardy!" "I Certainly Do" - . "I certainly do." aba. replied in a clear, emphatic voice, gating dircvtly at tbe white-haired Jur ist being tried tor Impeachment, sitting across from her at his counsel's table. ; Then begin the narration of the story which had never before .... . .. .' n ln Court Ol law, Of to; n and mia ,hlt she was ,ne WOman .. . ...... . ...... partner f r Ormtoton at Carmel. Ot how the Judge told her sho would be doing a great work ln clearing Mrs. McPherson' name. Of how they discussed plans for producing this woman. Bluer Toward Judge? Court recessed after Mrs. Sei laff had been on the stand for an tKur or more. Spectators and newspapermen gathered " about the courtroom, discussing the al- niosi. i kiuuh manner In which i Mrs. Seilaff snapped out answers j McPherson. j j Mrs. Seilaff had stepped from . the witness stand and taken seat nearby during the recess. A small group surrounded her. "Are you bitter toward Judge Hardy, Mrs. Seilaff?" someone asked. "Why, Xo ..." "Why. no: what makes yon think so?" sho Quickly asked, turning questioning eves to tbo Inquirer. "But surely you must have somo feeling in this trial, you wouldn't have come all these I miles to lesuiy u you were not I Interested, ' another of the group ! remarged. I Tne barriers were suddenly i Token and Mrs. Seilaff started talklns. her brown eyes narrow- in; vengcfully as she spoke. Blaine Atmee. "They haven't gotten A I men McPherson this time, but tho time will come when they will. Judge Hardy in my opinion Is guilty ot being indiscreet, bn'. nothing mere. It Is Aimee Mc Pherson and no ono elso who Is to blame for this whole predlca-! life. Yen can believe mo when I sny that Aimee McPherson plays nn important part in that book. Tho last chapter will not bo written until I havo settled my scoro with that woman." Arwry, Won't Tell Why Stopping as suddenly as she rtnrted. Mrs. Seilaff expression changed from ono ot Inlenno concentration to a smile and she relaxed In her chair. "1 get u little excited when I I talk about this: pirdhn me," she said, "Tell u w hat reason yon have for such an attitude toward Mr. icJonJ,'l",cJi Paf Two) , . 0 today when Mrs. Lorraine ....... .. took me witness Btand Suppression of Evidence Charge Against Germans WASHINGTON; April 12, U P Deliberate suppression of evidence relative to tba Black Tom and Kingsland, N. J., ex plosion of 11 and 117 was charged to the German govern ment by American Agent Robert W. Bonynge ln hi rebuttal ar. gnment before tho mixed claim commission today. - The commis sion has before it the claim of American property owner' against the German government for $10,008,000 damage as re sult of tbe explosions, which are alleged to have been tba work of German secret agents. . . " Bonrnga. callad on tna German ' agent, Karl .. von .JLewlnskt. to produce a witness, Paul Koenlg, -war-time employe of the German government, who proviossty had been a New York representative, of. the Hamburg-American Una. A notebook found in Kocnig't room by New York police ia -December, ISIS, contained IrrfoM nation declared to connect him, with the Black Tom explanion. Most ot the documents seized from Koenlg, however, were writ ten In cipher. Bonynge demand-' ed that tbe German government produce the key to the cipher ant. alio reports and documents Kocnig Is said t have delivered . to the German embassy In Wash ington, as it la believed by tba . American agent the latter refer to sabotage work In which Koenlg was engaged at that time. , Lyons Condition , Remains Critical Although in a dangerous con dition,. G. W. Lyons wag bv ltcved to be holding his own. ac eording to reports lost night from the attending physician. Ha was critically ill throughout Fri day. - it Mr. Lyons, who Is supervisor of the Modoc National Forest, with headquarters at Alturai, suffered serious burns oa . tha faco and hands several weeks to ' while wcrklng on the Stronghold road. Injuries were caused from tho explosion of a gasoline lamp. Complications have set In which! make Mr. Lyons' condition crit ical. '' ToPut in New Pish Ladder on Sprague Assurance that a new. fish' ladder would be Installed at tha Spragua river dam was given O, D. Matthews, president of tho Klamaih Sportsmen' association; Thursday and together they spentf tho day surveying the dam. Tha present fish ladder ha been ont of commission for a number ot years. The engineer stated that It would be replaced this oaoo, ENTERTAINER BARRED Jt ZAGREB, Jugoslavia, April 12. Police tonight prohibited further appearances of Josepblnsv' Baker, American negro enter- tnlncr. at theatre hern because of riotous Irenes night before last whon aha first appeared. Student and prominent eUlien hurled missiles at th actress,
