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!"T . MEPFORBt MATTj TTfTBtJN,UrED6RT), OBECION" - FRIDAY, APT?TL 19, 1929.
ARREST USURERS
Prominent Educators On
NEW" YORK, April 19. ()
! Helen Alorenii, actress and icnter-
1MH AXUB1.KS, April 19. (P)
Armrd with "Jihn Doe. warrant))
offirt-i'H Htm-lcd out today to urreL
forty-throe poi'hohh chm-fred with
UHuary In connection with' the
money lending orgy wtch precert
rr.rnnnr'ei.liirv Pinff Mrilf. : ,9er! ""lumen ny a rcuerai jury-uon In
'vuiuiifi u :oi mnintnininB a common nuisance.! BVen-
ern Youth
Auto, ; Roadhouse
Beer Flat Evil Sources,
SACRA'S! KNTO. April 19. (ff)
i'""iia i nun .lit: .'iina iuii . - .. .. . w
i "... . o i ed the Julian 1'etroleum cominnv
iii.il uim-u in iiiw .iuiii-h orinjiii' i '
EGGS AND BUTTER-
; Kn Fmiih'Inc-o Utillt'i-fal, .
SAN KKAXCIHCO. AjrU . I!
(X) Jiutterfnt f. o. b, . SonVran-:
cIsco, 47c.
i'-
Wall Street Report
' , NEW YORK, April 19. jp) Re
sponding to easier credit conditions
apt! favorable- trade newn, tire Btock
market moved upward today after !
, it CIIICACiO, April li.--P) aix
prominent educators, sitting as a
; coroner's Jury, have evolved from
. tho investigation into George Lux's
'. death last Sunday a series of rec-
ommendatlons for a "moral house
: -cleaning" of modern youth; for
solution, their verdict uald, of a
Iii'oblein "which seems to he be
omlriK all too general for the
public good."
. f ''. Lux, 23 years old, was suffoeat
1 ed' under an automobile in which
; ho was ridliig with young men and
; women following a tour of road
. houses.
"We recognize that the automo-
bile, the,' roadhouse, the , beer fiat
$ and tho speakeasy have been
if' sources of social and moral detori
oration, and urge t)mt every offec
five in elms of control be employed
to regulate oV eliminate, as the
I case requires, those sources of cor-
ruption in the life of youth.
"The Jury believes that when
i hot only all schools but all other
' social institutions as well develop
ways and moans to make chtirac
' ter locals effective, a large part of
the problem will bo solved,
f "We are convinced that the '
'problems and conditions which
face youth, ore' hot of their own
making.' Thoy are not responsible j
for the fact that social conditions i
r are unstable and unfavorably to
j. the development of the highest
f typo ot lire. We bellevo that in
tho final analysis, the dotcrmlna-
ilon of their behavior and the use
the young people are going to
rjnako of ', existing circumstances
rents with the younger generation.
nuirt t"y tne ai& of liquor in a night
3 rrODIem club, fa through with night clubs
fnrnVAt
antl After, hearing the ventict which
ended her trial last night-she Enid:
VI don't want to ever think of it
again, I have been through such
a terriblo day that I want to forget
alt about it. 1 am through with
night clubs forever."'
. She waa pale and trembling when
the Jury came in at i: ;t0 after hav
ing been out four hours and fifty
minutes. When she heard the ver
dict she seemed about to faint. She
partly reguined her eomposure but
began to weep softly and finally
broke down and cried without re
Htraint.
Ker acquittal was the second de
feat suffered by tho government in
two weeks in cases against Broad
way night club hostesses. Last
week Texas Oulnan was found not
guilty of maintaining it nuisance at
the Salon Royale. In each case a
special, prosecutor came from Wash
ington. . .
lnvestlga-,ollnso-
I2ii was. created were
in the impeachment trial of
Superior Judge Carlos 3. Hardy
today by J. H. Hardin, former su
perior court Judge In Salinas.
4-LEADER
Tho school for tho leaders of the
411 club Cilrls of Jackson county
began early this aftornoon at the
office of tho county homo demon
stration agent In tho Liberty build
lug with tho cooking club lenders
present from, various parts of the
county.
The school Is being conducted
by Miss Helen Cowglll, assistant
state club leader, and Airs. Mabel
.Mack, county homo demonstration
agent. : . .
Tomorrow, there will be an all
day session fur tho leaders of the
sewing clubs. ' ,
Fruit and Vegetable
Special
.Fancy. Klamath Potatoes, per 100 lbs. $1,00
'SO lbs;' Klamath Potatoes 65-
Sweet Spanish Onions, 7 lbs. 29
Rhubarb, 3 lbs. L: ?.'..'...:... 20d
Dressed Poultry
Dressed Ifcus, per lb. ..;....,..'.30
Dressed Turkeys, per lb. '
35??
Plenty of Fresh Fish '
At Our Lunch Counter
Hoast Young Chicken, , Dressing, including
relish and salad, vegetable, dessert and drink,
all for 50. .. ; . ' ' "'
' : SATURDAY SPECIAL . . ..
Johnson's Market
Phone 97 (j 6th and Grape
SA C'RAMKNTO, Cal., April 19
(P) The C'armel angle of Mrs. Mc
pherson's "kidnaping", story ex
plaining her disappearanco In 1926
is due to receive fulther airing in
today's proceedings of tho 'im-
j peachment trial against Superior
Judge Carlos S. Hardy.
This Is the second day In which
I the defense presents Its witnesses.
Three attorneys are to be culled to
the stand; two of them are be?
lleved to have knowledgo bearing
on the Carinel angle and the third
Is supposed to know somothing
about the dismissal of conspiracy
t-harges 'profeYrert ' against the
evangelist by tho Los Angeles dis
trict attorney In 192(1.
I
Samuel
WASHINGTON, April 'J.(JP)-
Chairman Smith of the houso Irri
gation committee introduced, a bill
today to authorize creution' of a
$180,000,000 revolving fund to ba
loaned by the secretary of the In
terior to drainage and leveo dls
trlcts,'' counties, boards of super
visors and other political sub
divisions. Tlie loons would be non-Interest
bearing and for a period not ex
ceeding 40 years. They would
bo secured by serial refunding
bonds to bo deposited with the
secretary of tho treasury and
would constitute tho first Men on
the lands, .
The measure would provhlo that
not 'more than y.iO.000,000 ibo np
proprlatttd In tuny ono year lloward
- i I
tho fund.
TIOKTOX. April 1 !). (P) Johnny
Miles of Sydney, Nova Scotlu, to
day won tho annual lloston Aatli
lelic association marathon for the
second time. In repenting his 1120
Victory, today, ho shattered ,tht old
record of two hours, 87 minutes -and
7 4-6 seconds 'by covering the 26
miles, 385 yards In 2:33:08 4-5.
EDRAL SEPULTURE
FOR WORLD WAR ACE
I WASHINGTON', April 19. OT
' Nol-mim Prlnco of Boston, tho
j founder of tho Lnfuyett KHoa
I drlllv, wlio snvo IiIb llfo whllo
flylnif ,wllli, tho Amorlcim volun
! tct'i- nvliitlun for oo with tho
j l''n-ni:h nnny, Ifl to lio ui-cordcil
a Kormk-uro In tho "WuHhinqton cu-tlii-itral.
,
i Aiiiiounooini-nt of tho entomb
, mont. of tho nvlutor'H body In tho
rnlh -l nil wuH.muilo tuilay by the
i lilKht 'Her. .lumen K. Kreeiuun,
hlxhop it WiiHliliiKton, slinuHiin
' i-ovtHly . with tho making public of
jlhn receipt of a Klft from I-'reil-
ertuk H. I'linoc of, IWmton, fathor
of tho tlU-r. whli-li will i pnivhlo
for it memorial chupel bit tho main
floor of tho t-ntlu-dral.
Jf: f. 1,
FORT MATH BEEF
Best Beef on the Market
Home Rendered Lard 1 C r
per pound. . . JLOC
-fat Hens , ! -
Rabbits
Spring LamV-
Veal
Corn Fed Pork
t All Kinds, of Lunch Meats -
Hams and Bacons
Try One of Our Fort Klahxath Roasts
. r They're Fine' .
K t
Economy Market
Nichols & Ashpole
20G East Main Street
Phone 46
IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS
HOLLYWOOD. April 19. VP)
Tho body of n man found shot to
death in Hollywood Hills two
weeks ago had been Identified to-
i day as that of Jack St. Claire. 32.
of Cleveland, Ohio, police uln.
Thu Identification was mado by
letters addressed to the dead man's
sister. 'Mrs. Laura Krajowski of
Cleveland and through a set of
false teeth. St. Claire's original
name was said to have been Frank
JiiMklcwfes. Tho Imdyj was. found
flvci blocks from-Hollj ood Uoule
vard by student hikers. A pistol
wits found near the body.
TRIAL
FOR MURDER
KLAMATH FALLS, Grp.; April
10. (rt'l The trial ot Fred Swan,
charged with the murdrr of Ned
Connolly, on a lonely nomcstead
north of Dorris on tho night of
Jan nary 31, opened In circuit court
hero today before Judge W, t.
Duncan.
Tho state contends Connolly's
denth ended a drunken pnrf.y.
which started early In tho even
ing and continued until It p. m.
Swan Ik expected to submit A
pie of wlf -defense,
Tillamook. Pinna under con
sideration for establishment of new
quarters (or (ireshant postofflce.
Goodman,
tired contractor, Arthur Kat..
merchant, and K. M. Tfackel,
clothing manufacturer- were ar
rested lust night. Two were ar
rested last week. City Prosecutor
Lloyd Nix said that Usury" war
rants will be Issued for 143 ' per
sons. 1110' pity cuncir yesterday :grant
6d nn appropriation of'$20,000 for
the pro ye cut ion of the case,
1 1
BETTER CROWDS v
VIEW PYLE CREW
INDIANAPOLIS. April 19.-(P)
After two short jumpu of 36 milea
each, the runners in C. C. I'yle's
trans-continental foot race today
faced a 64 milo trek - to '. Brazil,
their last control point In Indiana.
J'eto Ouvuzxl, of Southampton,
England, lteld tho lend In elapsed
timo although Johnny Hal, Pasmilc,
N. J., has won the lasf throo hops
and marrowed the margin.
rylo's Cross Country Follies
played to capacity crowds last
night, as they have done slneo they
entorcd the I-loosler state. The big
bus- used 'to transport them from
point iv point has boon freed' from
attachment lit Columbus; Ohlo.
.I'OR1XANl. Ore., April 19.
W Ekbs and butter, both- tobog
ganed today. Dec-lines ranged from
half to one cent on nearly all
grades.
Hlundardw In htittoi. ili.nniii.fi ' its
half a cent to 41 Kc, prime first 'OBn8 ",B break up of tho, reparu-j
and firsts one rent to 41 and 40 'Ac ! t,'on!l conference.
respectively. There was no change!. - le a few 8of Io cropped
an early period of heaviness re-1 though someone wllh have
rranh recording artists, and, like
wise are giving mpvle stars opimr
tunily to broadcast their voices on
records. ' ' . '
It was only natural that the
talkies should reach out for tbo
stage celebrities whose voices were
widely known already for their rec
onls as well as for their stage
work-Al Jolson. nutb Kttine Mo
r.m and Mack, Kddie Cantor. Cliff
imlirii-nrav s,.r.pn celoln-i-1 fiiunnls and the list could be ex-
movie siuiB. . .i .
Screeiijfe
Hollywood
By ROBBIN COONS
to de- ' screen should have been "dlcpv.
sultinn from liiiuidation insnlrml l.vl-viB., n now term to'descrihe thosslered iis singera oy iwi;'" .
.l .. . ' . l ....vrlulnir nllTSlUe OI nuiij wiv.m.
Hmall decrease in broHers' i of the screen who
in extras.
Kggs suffered a slash of , one
cent all down the line. Standard
extra went down to 20. standard
firsts to 26, medium extras to 24
an medium, firsts to.23V4c , .
Poultry and dressed mealH were
unchanged,.' with a, slight weaken
ing In the , price of broilers.
' '
LINDY BIRTHPLACE
THE MARKETS
Produce.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 19.
(P) Wholesale prices
HDTTBli: Extras, 4Hiic; stand
ards, 4H6e; prime firsts, 41c;
firsts, 40'Ac. s
EGGS: Fresh standard extras
2Cc: fresh standard firsts, 25c;
fresh medium extras, 24c; fresh
medium firsts, 23 c.
- Milk,- poultry, onions, potatoes,
wool, nuts, hny, cascara bark and
hops: Alt steady and unchanged.
Livestock. 1 1
Portland, ore., April 19.
11 Cattle, and- calves: . Steady.
Small supply drive Ins.
Hogs: Steady. J - ' ";
-''.Sheep and Lambs: steady: No
eai-ly trading, :,
out Here and there, the market
generally rallied under, the leader
ship of the public utility and mer
chandising issues. At least 15 in
dividual stocks moved Into new
high ground for the year, i -.
, 11 ' " Gun Kxplodcs.
; WASHINGTON. April I9.W
War department officials said
today the explosion, of the 155
milimetcr gun during target prac
tice on Oahu island resulting In
the- deaths . of three soldiers, was
the: first accident of that kind in
the army for a number of years.-
1 - Racer Falls.
'.VERNBUK, Capo of Good Hope,
April 111. (P) Captain Malcolm
Campbell, British - racing driver,
who is seeking to break tho 231
miles an hour mark set by Major
H. O. D. Segrave, touched 215
miles an hour la- a trial rum here
.today in his car. Blue Bird.
... t
Graf n Cruise .
'FhlEDRICH.SHAFEN, Germany
April 19. (P) The Clmf Zeppelin
this forenoon started a short flight
over the. Rhine cities .to. southern
Germany with the object ot testing
ic now gyroscopo compass. Tho
sftlo .was commanded by Captain
Lcnmanniu 6- . -. -
Olnssifieil nrlvpr-rlslne gets rnsiilti.-
not .only
movie stars, hut
brilliant in oth
er constellations
of talent as well.
Hardly less sig
nificant than ,llm
mergers and "ru
mors J of mergers
between tho great"'
picture companies
seems tho appar
ent merger that
is taking place
between t h re c:
great fields of en
tertainment ta !-
ent - tne stage,
the screen, and Ramon Novarro
talkies. . . .
Stage ' stars who become talkie
celebrities are everyday phenomena
4 ....
where it was not known that Lupe
Velez, for instance, coum siug. n
was something of a novelty when
Dolores Coslello sang "Ramona for
plonqgraph company, iw,u'
Iwas before tne talkies
I roaring on Hollywood. , .
Stare "At Home" ii ;
Now, however, Kamoh Novarro,
movie star with operatic ambitions,
has been signeu u mo
to make records
singing of '
because of his
paL'nn Love Song in a
new picture, and Charles King will
make two of His ."Broadway .Me -
ody" numbeis tor national
bution. , i'-i-
; . Italy Shocked . 1 .
HOME... Italy, ..Api'll. 1?. Wrj
ohni.ko wcra luit iiiis morn-
now, and screen folk who dash off mB ,al i Boiognfli Mortejm,': Fitlenza
on stage or vaudeville engagements ! ahd Parma. No suustauuai uuiu
are becoming common. . And when I nfi. wn reported. . - '
the bright lights of popular music
show any hesitancy about coming
to Hollywood, the film city seems
milium c""WiU . WM nuitu Ha Kiiiia- :
saries after them. . Even- grand-'
opera is to be filmed for thet, sing
ing screen. , ;.. ., . .: ,
Beautiful Wometl x
Simply Love It
M EI.LO-GLO Face "Powder is-llfev
(ei-ml by beiiiillful' women beemiKe
,'t leaves no. trace 01 pasunesstu
Talkies at Work: .'
- Nowhere is tills Interlocking of
the art move striking, than in the
field o, music and its effect bore JJVi" Rereads, -mdro smoo ty--
will be felt In every home of j '(vM a ..outi,tul bloom. . .Very liui.
the nation. For the talkies are L-se MELLO -GLO Face ' Powib--r.
making ncreetr-folK-. of. manv phono- jcj wonderful. -neain a
it-i-ltiitinn.
-no shiny nusos!. Made by a: new
:,wh' nrneess prevents largo
TO BE PRESERVED
DETROIT. April 19. lP) rThe
threp-story brick, houso in which
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ytnx
born has been purchased by tho
Swedish cnlneerhu! soclctyof
Detroit nnd is to bo presorvedvau
a memorial to tho famous fHe'e.
Tho houso will bo open only, to
members of the society and their j
invited guests. Officers- ot tho.
society said today that while. , a!
number of Lindbergh memorials!
would bo "sultubly placed in tho
home,- tho houso will maintain
tto .ntmosphoro of a homo, rather
than
a show place, V .
TEXTILE STRIKE : ZONE
OASTONIA, N. C, April 1!). IP),
The strike situation hero "Was.
quiet today following yCBtordays
demolition of the headquarters' of
the National Textile Workers' tin
Ion, the destruction of a relief sup
ply of food, and the arrest of Miss
Ellen Dawspm . , 2s-year-old- com
munistic organizer foi ' the union.
. r-rr-r
NEW
Henry I..
YORK, .April X(P)
Dohorly, one of tho coun
try's wealthiest bachelors and. na
tionally known as public utility
leader, has nnnouiircd his mar
riage last Now, Yeai-'s evo to Mrs.
Percy Ertinlt Enmos, a widow, who
nursed him during a two years ill-
noss. :
Mr. Dnhurty, whose weallh Is' va
riously estlmatml from $2fi,miu.niKi
to J-'iki,imiO,iiiiii. Is 5s years old.' Ills
wife Is 411. News of tho wedding
camo as a surprise to his business
associates to whom ho often had
said he would remain a.bnchclor all
his lifer " 'j
OFFICIAL INSPECTION '
THE DALIES HOSPITAL
(TUK fWUJ.KH, Ore, April 10.
Ai tiovernur I. l. latterson.
aceuinpnnled by llul K. Hoss, sec
retary of slate. Tom B. Kay, trea
surer. Carlo Abranm, secretary of
state buard of control, and Ir. O.
C. UelllnRer of the Slate Tuber
culosis hospital, were hero today
for an official inspection of the
new KasteVn Oregon Stato Tuber
culosis hospttnl. prior to formal
ncceptanco ,of the building by the
ntnlo.- -
Girl's Back Broken
KLAMATH PAI.hS, Ore.,
(T Mario Meitr., 7 yean
who siitforod a broken back
full ut tho Hotta farm on
lake, wits taken to a Vortlsnd hos-
pllal today for treatment. Hopo
was held for her ocovery.
April
old, '
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