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KLAMATH I'ALI.H, OltCOO.V, lltllt.U, Dl. CMIII-ilt I, llll!l!
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MORE PA1R0LL IBJpjyvS4ll fc
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BUYS PUT AT
PELICAN BIT
Mill of, Klnmnth Pine Co.
Purchaied; J. E. Whcclcr
HcncU Entorpriio
I'.stiilillnhi'iMit of another In irk!
lumbering npiifilon ninl Increased
payroll fur Kliumilli I seen In the
iiiinminicmcnl tnduy of thu iiirclian
by J .1:. Wheeler uf 1'iirllnitil, ii
member uf Hi" timber llrtn uf Hopcr !
Whrelur riiiiipiiiy. ninl pari owner of j
Ihi' I'nr ll.incl Tuleerum, of lint a.i-
mill ninl silo of ilto defunrt Klamath
I'lnn MnntlfarturlliK company
I'ollran city
Tim titiiiit ndlolna thut of
II,,, I
I'ollmn liny Lumber iniupiitiy. Tim"'"1 ll" Installation of new npparn-rlli-
innlultm M nrrns. The nini-;" '" roinlml fire, wild tint oxlen
p.uiy was orrnnUi'il In l!22 tun he-; l' f 'he eliy water mains and eon
iiinm ItiwilvrM In fltinnrliil dlflcul- j "iui'iit Increase In urea ntnl proa
tli ninthly alier tin- sawmill wm ;" " '" completed,
ramntrtrd nml nerr Marled otMTiil'i H'ptfentMllf of the Insurance
Inn Control of lint rompnny piutot
Into tho ImniU of K lllll IIiiiiIit of
I he !ta winl II Kiir.lnri'rliiK & Con
klruitlnii rninpatiy. who ha illipui
rd of till Inli'trtl to Whi't'lrr.
Will CuhtiKi' I'lnol
i.nwiKimimi oj u.c pwni unit unt jW,UIl,mn, ntl(, malnni , rniinK
dUltlon uf a box fiirL.ry nml MW..mrrnll Iiail t,rt.atf nril a rnlno In i-x-mill,
lira proponil. II In umlirtlooil. ' ,tlin ra, Ar, wn, t,uBt pottcil
Work un tho Improvi'inontu wlllwn ac,Vo ,.,m ,,, owr lp flro
Karl liiiiiin.llutrir,. imZilr, ,,r uk
Accorillni! lo flRUri.. nviilluhli-. Iho Nl)W. ,. , rt). (r4,.fB,tinB
Bopur Whoflir cuiiipuiiy own SU.OUu ati,,itt.Ilt In Mi-on.l to mmo In Urn
ncrc i.f llmtipr bml In IliU rouniy , .,,.. nlui lmri. i. n,.,nunti. wntrr
cuntatultiK CftO.uuo.COO liounl fi I uf
timber Whrthir Ihtt roinpany will
rundlicl the oporatlonn wot not re
Vali'tl, but II l lollei'i that a now
concern heuUeil by Wliei'ler la lioljri
orcnnlicJ.
WJiecler nntl naaoclnle nro lirnvr
owner nml opotatnr In the fir tliu-l
her on llie co.ul nouth of tho Col- !
utnblu river, where they have a lari I
nawmlll nml IokrIiir ramp The ml .
vent of this group of citplliilUln Into
Kiuiimiii county is ri'Rardi'ii in tin-
nnrlal clrrlej hero tt highly nlxnlfl-
rant, and aa fort'ihinlowlnR oilier
... .. .....i
large operations.
I
GLAND UP FOR SALE
Offered to HlRlieM IIIiI.I.t oh
Of Mnlioiicy ItmigiiiK
K'
HKATTI.i:, Dec. 1
James K, Mnrouey,
Tho r.hinds of !
who Is to Iik
hungud today In the Wnihltiglon
aluln prnllentlnty for Iho murder of
his elderly nnd wealthy wife, Knte
Meno is Muhoney, whoso body waa
found In n trunk, nt Iho bottom of
l.nko jfnlon, urn for rule to tho hiRh
est bidder, according lo u illnp.itcl;
from Walla Wnlln,
The prison phyalcl.ui haa offered
the kIiiihIh selllnK 1.000 an a mini
mum bid nnd deducing Ihern n liar-
.'alii benuistt Iho doomed limit Is In
erfvet phyaleul cnnillllmi. It In
Htiiteil, thut Iho glands, If aolil. will,
bo tinuKforri'il Immodlutely after
death.
WAI.I.A WAI.I.A. Dec. l.-Jmm
K. Muhoney wni hanged today for
Iho niuriler of hln iiRed wlfo, Unto
Monern Mahonoy, In Heattlo In Ap
ril, 1021. Only Iho neecHiury num
ber of wIlnossoH wefo pri'Nonl. After
u NleitplitHK night Mnhouey waa enlm
but morose. Ills linen nulveit'il nml
hn grnapnd Iho rallliiK ni ho mount
oil thn Ncnffold a few nilnutcii befoio
nuviin ft"!locl!. Tho Hap win hpiuhk
nt TtS'ihid, ho wan proiioiiueod dead
ill 7:0." '
WIMTIICIl IMIOIIAIIII.ITIIN
Thu'i!yl-1fil-SlnrimiKiaii!t
at Undur
Phai'iuaey wiinii'H
rcKixioroii u riHing
proHHiii-o this
mi'iulng, glvliig
partial pi'omlmi of
pat Hal promlHo or
olotirlni; wiuitlmr
tonight,
Korei'iiHl for next
24 linniH!
(leciorully fair
nnd cold, with
vnrlablo wliulu,
Thu Tyeoa rccardlni; thormomclor
roglHtorud innxlmum and minimum
tomponituros tatyiy iu follewn:
High
Low
:ifi
m v
j u.lHinvmo.s, oucoov
oiiiiiiiion i.i.kvi.nn tii: i
in dcspliiati: ii,tti.i:i
HI.ATTI.r., Ore I Tint
I " Ml vt-r nit - 11 f Oregon iiml I'nl
etslly ur Washington bullied
Id u It ! 3 tin hero yesterday
nflortioim, ni'lllicr li:nu lining
iiMk In i mm I lie nther'a goal
Dili' (ln;il f nun pl.iromotit
were tin' niilv miirrK iiniili'. Tim
giiimi wan ilinpernioly fought
throughout
'
I
I
,t
i LOWER INSURANCE
RATES IN KLAMATH
FALLS NOW SOUGHT
Aiplli'iillitll fur Ill-din (Inn HiimmI
On Ailillllniiiil I 'In' liilpiiiciit
Ami Wnlrr Miiln l.tlt'iiOiiu
Applli iitli -i for it reduction In In-
ntjsuranro rates lint been madi to tin'
Male linmrniiro rating bureau, based
on I lie ti'piirl of Fire Chief Ambrose,
rnilng. bureau nml state fire mar
hIiuI'h office will lin hero nlinllt De
cember l"i to make n survey of tint
rlly, on which thu application will
ho ilrrhli'il.
Ilnl U'iih Tliri'nfi'iiiil
lli'fnri' lint liit;ill.it Ion of Iho mw
Imipply, tho city roumll hpi'ri (lint
I Iho hIipc In on tho nlhnr fool nml
I the rlly It iMjiiltnlily rniltlcil to n
rnto rriluctlon.
THIRD PARTY IS SEEN
''',meiil
to
Orgmilit l'nipiho
Tnhrn 1 i in
llloe
WASHINGTON. Doc. I A move
mmt
' hlnc"
'nt a
to organlte u "progressive"
In conxrena took form today
conference of moro Ihnn n
acorn or lenntors aint reoreaentn-
1 1.'... ,nll,l 1... U...,n.,.. I,. I.V.I..I...
" I
.. ..,.,, ,. .IVI.Mtlll ..I. . tlll-illl. I
rnnnl.llriin U'l.rnii.li, nn.l Hour...
rrntntlvo lludillolon. democrat, Ala
bama. It waa regarded In fonw
(lunrtcrK, as thn gnriu of n poanlblo
third party. Hut r.a Kollnttn ills-
claimed any Intention to break tho
present party llnea.
TsiGER" EGG EATER
Cliinrnifiiu Has Nlmplo Diet; (inet
To lltil Willi (lilrki'iiH
I'llll'AdO, Dee. I (leorgea Clem
enreau'a recret of longevity, with a
retention of vitality nnd onduriiiico
that would lax tint energies of n man
of half hi SI yearn la eggs.
Ho ordered eight of them, soft
boiled, for hln supper 1at night and
alo thorn. Iloforo retiring for tho
night ho asked for flvo moro aofl
boiled I'lUlH for Ineakfast nt T:30
Ihi morning.
"I urn nnl ao very tired." ho said,
"hut I havo lo Keep lo my Hrhcdulo
lo lied al S ami up nt ft. I go to bed
ami get up with tho chickens. Thai
Ik why egg.i form my. principal diet."
33,000 SAW CRATER
I.JU-KO
lni'K,ao of Vlxllnr ut
Keporieil Hj- Kjiarnnv
Lake
PORTLAND. Dee. I. Alex Spar
row. Hupdrlnteiuloiit of Crater l.nUo
imtlcnnl.iiai'Ii, l In Poriliiud lo
iipoml tho Thahkaglvlng holiday.
Snnov Ih lioasllng tlmt during Iho
pant "iinnnu'r moro than lUl.ooo tour-
Istii luarnqil of tho ehurmjiu; rn'onlj-j , I
lalio, ami ho oxpoctH tho iiumnur to
Inrrenso rnpldly hotenflor. Tho rldo
by nulomohllo bolwcon Cmtor lnko
and Medford waa dnuo lu four hoiira,
and by further Imprnvomont of tho
hlghwny noxt year will bo cut to
throo hours, Sparrow says, Klnm
nth Kails lu only two hours' rldo.
from Crnlor lnko, nnd many Cnllfor
iilaiin ontur that way, ho obsorvod.
3
CD
IB HOTEL FIRE;
IS
I
Three-Story
Frnma Struct
ure Destroyed In Early
Mernint: Blaze
i . .
p ruirn.A.M'. nrr. i. Thrco nro
ilcail .mil n property Inn pttlinatmt
I ut JTr.,(ioo win Incut roil In n flro
'hrh i-nrl tmUy Kwopi llnj Hon
llnr lintel, n thrt'"-tory frnmu stritc
luro o:i Oak struot. holwcon I'nrk
nml llrnmlwiiy.
The ileail: ChrUlmna Mnilitrang,
24; Thoman C'nrlno, 2R; nml J. J.
Mt'Dnnnlil.
Tho first I'.vo wcro Klllpinn Inn
hoyn cinpliiyeil at tho Imporlal hotel.
Thn flro Mnrtdl In Iho fitriincn
room iiml T'it up to thn roof. I'o.
Ilri'innu nml Inxlcnli il river riishml
Into thn linllillnc. tmrliic mniiy II vim,
but nn niplMlou iloppnl tholr uf
forlH. Tho hcuvtont fln.inrlnl lo a to
n firm of fiirultitro ileulor.i on thf
nrouml flonr. N'plRhhorliiR hullil;
InKn miffrri'il Iom from walvr In tho
hiini'inontn.
(I n i"it n of tho Demon ami OrrRnn
hoii'ln worn warm il nml ninny left
lln'Ir rnnm.
WEED MAN SUICIDE
Juiy l)tililt' Harry Tlinniisiiu tr
I'mtn Srl(!htlhlnl Wound
Win'.!). Dec. 1. The vordl.t of,
Iho coroner' Jury yesterday was,
that Harry Thompson, whole body
wnn found Just out of Wttvd Sunday
afternoon, was n a',aU-lde.
Ho had on n leather coat, and lo
cution ot wound allowed that Thomp
son must have held tho coat bark
wliAtt tin flr.irl ftin 1.I111I nft llinr.i wnl'
no hole In Iho ecit. Ho waa bellev
oj to bo a rellgluua fanatic.
M.VHKKT ItlM'OItT
Its!-. lll
lUllllirt.M,
Dec- 1.
helfera 2Cc
Cattle
to 50c
WOllK, COWB alld
is
lower. Sheep uteady, east
tain lambs $10.50 to S12.0P.
weak, butter firm.
nioiin-Kggi
REM
;?3c3Uj i II -;Tr
f- S il 111 M & i f M ;OQ '
S wv - '.- , -j s
SVMiMMMAAMAAMAMMAIMiMMWVMMMMMMVVVVWvUmVVVMWVVVVVWWWWWWVW WWWVWWWMWWMWMWMWMMMWNANAAMMMMMWMW
Beauties in$!lO0,6OQ'Suit
"' ill ' .
l - mmmmmmmimmami
When Vcnua ntet Vuiui.
York Juiy will have to h Ide who Is America's Vcnua because Miss Ann
lf)ivU (rlnht) or N'eh York has llted milt for 1100,000 nsalnst Mlna Dor
othy Knjpn and the rrnmotera of the recent Physical Culture how In
MailUon Siiaru Rhnlen. Mlaa ll)tt charcoa conspiracy n tho aelcctlon
of llss Knapp us America's Vmur.
HAIHll.Ntl WIM. DC (i. . I
WXIJIDATi: I.N IB
SAYS lll'ltllKItT
!l
noovi:i:i
I'AI.O AI.TO. Calif. Dee .1.
"The republican proaldentliil
candUnto in VMi will be Wll-
Ham O. Manilas. " Secretary of 0
Commerco Ilooier said lu nn
Inlervlotv nt hla home here to-
day. "Moreover, by that time."
Hoover said, "the public will
be brightly appreclatile c-f tho '
annlty nml prtgrPMlio charac- l
tr of thq policies that will o
havo brought thu country ;
through the reeonatrultlon per-
ln.1." !
AMONG THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
I
then comes the tun-at-law. A New
JUNIOR HOOPSTERS
IlMncrPATPn -.ttaaann
""- siicw tnftnira
OF 4 CLASS TEAMS
Victory Won Oior Senior Cln. lly
Secio of ill in ; rroluiifii
Defeat Siilioiuores
Tho high school Juniors remain
undefeated In the class basketball '
games ns n result of
il.i. i.
uuir vicior)
Wednesday night
over the seniors
by a score, ot 31 to H. Tho. sopho
mores lost to Iho freshmen by n
(Continued on Page 6)
OUTCOME
SWINDLER RETAINS
f
CHAMPIONSHIP BY
DEFEATING ESPEN
IllnlllliiR Joe It Avfiinlert DecUlon
In 1'io.t Hl-Hounil f.'it Willi
Rmno Hcrnpter
i
IlaltllnK Joe Rwlmllcr rotnlnetl tho
local heavywclRht crown by declnlvo-
J ly ili'fcatltiK I.ewln Kapen nml caln-
; I nc tho ilfclnlon In n font 10-rimnd
bout beforo a packed home at flran-
dlnavlan hnll Wednenday nlsht.
I Svrlndlcr ten: lone at hln opponent
from the atari and only thn game-
I ni'ii nnd clerer rlng-Renoralihlp of
I Knpen navqd that dounhty aerappcr
irom
n acvern beating. Aa It
wan
V Hnnen
mannced to ovadu thn
full
r ' ... .... ......- .: ... .. . ...
. nine ui ciw iiiiiiur n piiiubuhih i
tinted attacka and, nlthnuRh ho
floored twice nnre In the aecond.
and for the count of nine In tho
tho!
t Mith ho flnlnhed striinc
In
."n
tenth and Knvn little evidence of the
i pnumllne ho hnd received.
i
ilNten (.'nine
Knpcn'a canmnenn waa further rc
i vealed when It waa aald by Ur. Stew.
art of the boxing commission, after
, the fight, that Kspen had a broken J m,n,, PP"cHon lo.M allowed to
' right thumb. It waa aald tho thumb ( rc,aln con'ro ot Onlf-l P-clflc
, waa broken In the aecond round. He J unl" a general plan qf consolidation
!alo apralncd hla right elbow, a lati'0' ""roada has brl worlied out.
er examination revealed. Animated exchanges by he wt.
Kapcn weighed In at 1C9 and l nc an1 A- Sndrett. coutaej for
, Swindler at 180. Kspen showed upjth Unlon P-clflc, reaulted Muring
i.e.t in ihi. firm, ihini. fourth ..tehih I cr examination, when tV.at-
Mon'of mSnv fans, however, the most
i.-..: ...!. v.. i.. i., ... ... i
Kn4iv.l luu.t. we .t:i. ... flu iui.uu, 111
a draw, since he seldom landed any
solid blows, and at no time had
Swindler In trouble.
Kspen displayed a thorough know,
lcdge of tho ring game. Ho earned
tho ndmltatlon of Swindler, who Mia
Us opponent was the best man ho
n -in ho
had ever foucht. Swindler himself
ten
be-
surnrlicd many rtf tho fans who
lleved him lacking In speed and oasy I
to hit.
I urni i niieii ixr
Tho aeml-wlndup. between Daw!t0 niiroada." Mann declared.
anu narmon, utcw up atter uaw re-
coled u bad cut over one oyc aa a
result of a head-on collision wlthi920 act." Scandrett observed.
Harmon In tho first, and the referee. "When did the San Francisco chasa-
Tom Walters, and Dr. Siowart advls-
I'd hu Injured fighter to quit. Daw
waa willing to return but accepted
iiuo ouiciau aciuce. inu uoxiiik
I :
commission declared the match no
( f.cn, ,. llannon offered In anllt
tho money with hla opponent. I have, however, succeeded moat de'
Kid Urowne. colored, and Jlmmle'iiRhtftilly In determlnlmj that the
Moore. In tho preliminary staged an j public sentiment of California ar
entertaining vaudeville act. with proves continuation of the union be
Urowne doing tho bunny-hug nnd , tween Iho Southern Pacific and thf
.moo re me iigui laniasiic. Aiier
the flrnt roumk nil the exhausted
Hrowno could do was to stand In tho
center ot tho ring and nwalt his op
ponent. Moore met him there after
dancing first to one corner nnd then
to another, nnd after tho vxchuuge ot
a blow or two tho hugging stunt was
repeated. Hrowno obviously was not
In condition. Moore got the deci
sion, Tuffy Anderson nnd Kid Illohn
staged their usual entertaining curtain-raiser,
Kviiiw Nines Challenge
Kid Kvans challenged any wcltor-
weight lu Klamath county, and tholyar"s ean ?f io next nearest 'riM.
chullongo waa accepted by Kid Her. ' ,ler ,n ll, flnal 'P ,n
bcrt of San Francisco. Stevenson of , chool Thunksglvlng raco yealerjlay,
Merrill challenged tho winner ot tho;wlnnlnS tho pennant for a team of
main event. 'j mixed classmen, composed of thr
A featuro of thu evening was tho
number of women present, which tar
oxceoded that ot any other card
Ringed hero.
Tho boxing commission today Is
sued tho following statement:
I.owls Kspen sustained a frac-'
tare or tho right metacarpal bone,
which Is tho large bono at tho lui
of tho thumb, and a sprain of tho
right elbow. Daw received n tri
angular cut over tho loft oyo ono
and one-fourth Inchea long, and
reaching to tho skull. ,
JUNIOR ELKS DANCE
Dato Changed l'ltmi Hulurilay
Friday KveuliiK
to
Tho dato of the Junior Klks'
danco has bcon changed from tomor
row owning to this evening, lt was
announced today by Albert Moor
land, Junior oxalted rulor.
VEHBAL BATRE
IS STAGED IT
I. C. C. HEAR
Union Pacific Counsel and
S. F. Representative Ex
channe Hot Word ,
WASIIINOTO.V, t)c 1. Bualnaa
Interent of California and; the Pp
clfle foant In nenerat are aparentn
aire of Incrcantvl tramportatlo i-
pxnan and Ieianed traniperUlloa
t . bitticr u inn uenirai i acme la avp
a.nrateil from the Southern Pacific,
Stth Slnnn. manaeor of the flan
Krunclsco chamber of commerce, tea-
I titled
I
T
today beforo the;. Interstate
commerce commission.
In common with olhfV wltneaiea
representing a L'tlll t(U-ahlDneri'
committee, Mann Ajjjbraf the be
iter mat llie crt PtjufHi aboultt
grant the Soutliern
!iern '
I'clflc
com-
ra
bad
PPred the plan for aeMrsHli
i.i ine two roaua. iiann insiawa;iaai
; , .,1.T,
ne aetloa waa taken under 'jsWfcaa"
Jwlred a separalloa atea
voluntarily arrived at y Ike trail-
roatU concerned rather tbaa oa re-
uU,nK f,0M "Heallon aader ,Btl-
f"u- l.aw - wn,,;'UKqroBBeBi. -' ,
lusiiiuieu. nnu wnicu resanea )a a
i
Paratlon.
. supreme couri uecrco oraermi Be-
Since that time we have aeea
i enacted tho transportation ct Ji(
1920. Which aneetflFalltr Aneiaidi
1920. which specifically
I that the Sherman law shall not apply
t t
Vou are giving a very free
'ree ft h
ot hi
derlng of the legal effect
uer 01 commerco aian mis wors or
rallying to the Southern
Paclflda
standard the business interests
of
i miifnmi?'
"I don't know that they did rally
In such a way." Mann replied. ".We
Central Pacific."
Among other
witnesses of the
shippers commltteo supporting be
Southern Pacific's application today
wcro Oeorgo J. Hradley, speak, ue;
for Sacramento business associations
and for citrus fruit iiurkntlaK or
gnnliatlons, and Dallas H. Gray of.
Fresno, representing rulsla growers
and co-opcratlvo canneries. ' 'J
WIN RELAY PENNANT
Trmii lleadeil lly Oeorfre Dow Virti
To Complete Mile llua '4
Oeorgu Dow breasted the taps. 20
""" nnu ono aopnoinore.
' Three teams took nart In lha mil
I event,, from the Klks' tempi to the
White Pellcun hotel.
j The mombers of tho winning .team ,.
I wero Oeorgo Dow, Frank Peyton ajt'd '
ini.AH ct,.,.. ..Hi... .M .!t.ii.
Walter Short, seniors, and
Ralph
Turner, sophomore.
Tho second team were,
classmen, Clifford Hosue.
Aser, Robort Cornish and
Moore.
N
jWiiarUf
yatfsw-
41 -
Tho freshmen quartet. Delmar
lipbortson, Leonard St'romJ ?"t.
Colson and Frank Hart,"flBt!i4'.artr,T
Tho raco drew a crowd of laecta-
tors to Main streut. The first irelay
ran from tho Elks temple to Sevaak ''
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