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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1922)
'& Vq - . ktiH T v lEti siting Herald Member of the Associated Preso. J WEATHER FORECAST in.NHJUT AMI UT.II.VCIMV, I . t t OFFICIAL PAPER OF KLAMATH COUNTY AND OF KLAMATH FALLS I 'III nli Vciir. No. (1.17(1. KLAMATH FAI.LH, OKI 00. V, 'I t'CHIMV, .M'LV IK, ID:".'. MUCH FIVK CKNT1 'mnft.;uJl to? . v' P' fr &'- &L (W r & 'TV . ; m ISSUERS QUIZZED T: fMM Bunnell Firm for Block 10; Forclycc and Short Arc Not So Emplmtic Tiwllfylng licfiiri' Judge Skliwnrlh In tlm cotirlliiiimM trlnl yesterday iif-J lernoou, county Judge U. im. null ili-lnri'i ilmt hr. would not move Into tlm MhIm nlrci'l rourlliiiiino oven If mi ordered mid thin ln firm would resign. Ho milil III' liiul been elected mi n platform dedicated to rumple llnn of Hie Iln Spring structure, unit Unit tin woiiiii carry out Unit program If lnwilMc. Ilurri'll Hluirt nnd Asa rordveo. tint other members of tlm county court, with Icm omphalic In their stand (iKallnit liluMiii; Into the Mil III street IiiiIIiIIiik. Iioih inillcitiiiR Hint they uiiii l, do hii iinilcr certiiln inn dlllons, depending mi the nutioiim of tint promt trlxl .Indue llllhliell Cnlleil Judgo IIiiiiiicII was tln first Hit lions (Mini liy tlm plaintiff enter ilny iifleriioou lie was followed by C II llel.ui II illy clerk I. In). I lie Lap. ilrrull court ilerk, II J Mm. toon, ilrcnlt (iniri bailiff c 1 1 rower, dlstrlit ntloriie), Limine)' .Hlncnniri' of Tort Klamath, p. M (lurlrh, liurrvll Short. Ah.i I'onlyie Clayton Cornlnh. T II Walter .mil A P. Ileldn Tint latter re,ume. tlnt "IUIIII day Ill the alteriiooii nemiloti r-1 ItotiN IIiiIIiIIiik I'n-.ilillnr) ' (,'. It. Ditl.np textlfled that tint preicnl quartcrM In tint old court Inuinn till 1 1(1 1 ri k am nadeiuatu to 11011.111 county reronU and that the building In not military Hit mild Im hod not moved Into tint Main Htreet CnltrllinilM' becnuait hit had liciin onlorcil by tlm county court not to do ho Asked whether ho would moit If ho ordered, DefT.ip declared emphatically lli.it Im "mire would." I.loyd Del.np testified Unit Im had moved Into liln irescnt iiiinrlers lonlrary to ordern of tho county court, lie testified as to tlm Urn loc.t linns of court records, mijlug that J liu vault dnnr Intended for tint rjork's officii was being used In tlm old courthouse. II. J. Matlonn testified that (he , pri'M'iit iiinrtcrn of tlm circuit rourt nnt adi'(ato to meet nil needs. Not HuliJiMt to Onli'rN Asked why Im hnd innved from his qunrlars In tlm old courthouse to lilt present quartern In tho Main street biilldlni;, 0. ('. Ilrnwor declared Hint tlm old quartern worn unsanltnry, lie said his uniting room had been tlm old courtroom, tlm floor of which wnH covered by linoleum II years old, When asked whether ho had moved contrary to order.i, Iirowor said hu hud received no orders of nny sort. Judge Sklpwnrtli ruled that aa Iirowor Is a statu offlcor ho Is not subject to orders from tlm county court, I.lndsoy Hlsnmnro mid !' M Our kh, lucent grand Jurymen, testified that tho grand Jury quartern In tho Main street building urn adoqtiatn. Clayton Cornish mid T, II. WnttorK, iilsn recent grand Jurymen, gavn as tlielr opInloiiH that Hut Jail In tlm Hot HprlngH building, If lomplnted, would ho larger than tlm ouo In the Main Htreet building, llelile Is Cnllc.l A, 1 lloldu, moliltect (or tho county court, testified that a former esllninto at IiIh had fixed tlm cost of completing the Hot HprlngH Imlld lug at $116,(1(10, but that the expense nt piDHont would oxreed that amount by 25 per cent. This would not In clude completion of the Jail ut $I.V 000 mid grnundH at fiiltlicr expense, Tho tllul lias proceeded In mi or derly manner unmarked by any sen Hatlonnl dovolopmentH, It Is expect ed that exnmlnatlon of wlUiesseH will ho romplotud Into tlin afternoon. MOK'H HTOIti: PICNIC Moo'h store closed ut four o'clock t IiIh uftornoon to permit tho em ployes to hold tholr nnntml picnic on Klamath lalto. Tho party, num bering 12, planned to go hy boat lo soino point on tho lako, return- Inn lato In thp ovodIiik, HUM'S DI'.CIHIO.V IS ki:vi:iini:m nv ni'piihmi: coi'iit, wonmoitn cahi: HAI.ILM July I H --Tin. Hit- promo i inn l ilmldcd Hint 'iIih liiiiniii imiiiiiiImhIoii ti it n flutil niilliiirlty In fixing tlm iiiiiriiinl (if Imimi, rovers hi; the Miirlun loiinty riiiirt which lii'lil th.it Him rontriilnnlou nlntuM i;rniil r per rout fir tli'i 2,!lun on the properly In th Woodford iiixK, mi wlili li lint (oiiimlsslou (ilfcr- I'd (inly $1.00(1 -- SUPREME PRELATE, KNIGHTS PYTHIAS, TO LECTURE HERE t .1, T. Atwoort, on I". M. Tour, Seek Inu I'eriiiiincni l,ociifloii; Meet ing Ihmi To I'lllllll J. T Atwnml, supremo prelate or till' Knights of Pylhliis of tint UlilH'il Slates, will deliver u tec tore In the Knight of I'jlhla hall, Oilil IVIInuM IiiiIIiIIiii:, Thursday ewillli,. nt N o'clock. The, mcotlnr, will ho open to the pulillc, (in Hie local ItyJce wishes, on ncrouiit of the IccturiTS) nation nl fame, to Id alt havo an oppor tunlty of hearing his message, which I based tin friendship ami co-operative i.itrlotlm, llio haalc principle of tlm order. j Tlm lecturer U tiiuring'thc went i with tin Idea of f i titl 1 ti K a ilculnililo I c-o i:t ill II II II III whlih to estuhllsh liU Inline He U coioIiik to Kluinatli to look miT It h liDiinllillltlei im a ' loiiitlon The IciluKn -which hit !-1 Ihciii on tlm trip are m-cmiiltiry to tint other inntUe Kluiimth Kiilla i lit on" of lint ftvit illles of OrvRoii, I iiiiioiik the many who havo I'yllilim 1 loilKi'M. where he will deliver nil I uddri'ie) STREET LABOR NEEDED i ' It'll) touhtll Tiikex Mli.H to HiK-4-tl, l'i Work; Only UO Men Working Pltll"liii Woiiiiiii lti'-mllili Cor Cillers more men are obtulurd fori Arril of To on Liquor I'luirge street work underwuy hero the woik will not be completed this tear. uiiM the ntitlilim 11P Ihn clt v " ' - '' council last night. City Knglnecr y.iiinwali was authorized to lake up the matter with the Warren Con struction company with n view to flndlnc. a way to ct more workers mid speed up the work At pres ent only 30 men are emploel, It was said. The question of changing tho High street grade was brought bo fore tint cguncll by W. 1. Satterleo. TiLM High, who complained that tho change In the, grade was detrimen tal to the property affected. The matter was referred to tho Htreet comutlttee. The application of A. J, I,)le to construct wooden fire escapes nt the Klamath flcneral hospital was referred to tlio flro vcomminee. H, Crouch, veterinarian, was ap pointed dairy Inspector tinilor tho dairy ordinance recently udopted. The street committee was an Ihorlied to post "no parking" signs In the vicinity of streot hydrants. The fire chief vvuh utithorzled to employ another flremnn for n 30 day period nt a salary of not over $12f n month, the position to bo permanent It his servlccK provo sat Isfaclory, The application of Itejc Henner for permission to eieit n sign 231 Main street was granted. ut HUNTING SAGE HENS i KpoitMHH, I, tint I Away From Tniut Hy lM'iiln of SeiiMiit N I in rod h who havo been In the ' habit of HpendltiK their week-eliilH on fishing trips changed with tho open-' lug of tint siige hen season Saturday mid were heard of In haiinls 'far re linked from the ti out streams. I.aic gell valley, Horse Fly mul'tho Mallii country weio all popular with the Klamath spoilsmen. The seuHou will he open for sage hens fiom July 15 to July 31. WILL NAME DELEGATES Member Will lie t'liascu by legion Tonight for Convention Delegates to tho iitato conven tion ut Tho Dalles, July 27 to 29, will bo choson ut tho mooting tonight of tho American I.ogiou, It was an nounced by Post, Commander Wost orfnld. Tho dologatea woro to huva boon named at tho previous moot Inv, but nction vvns delayed duo la nbsonco of membors ovor tho Fourth of July holiday, Othor business of Importance will como boforo tho I mooting, Weatorflold said, John D.'s Birthday Photo ' l jBflBpBf' .... '.Mffx-r MWM'mmMgmn - Here's John D. Hnckcfi'lliT, world's rieliet-t man, as lie looked on his S.'3rd birthday anniversary. He spent the day by goinj; U church at Tarry town, NT. Y., and taking an auto ride through the Pocanlico hills. MRS. BOLDUCK RAN IT Mrs lloldlck I. ad not ran all 1 ...i-t.. i.... .. i.. I .. ..u ' I llllhlll 1111,' una l'l Sheriff Low kind Depul) llarneaito Han Francisco to tour Northern had searched the home of "John i Dee" Chechow on the Colonial Itc.il- gutlmrlng Information for publicity ty romp.iu) s kind, a short distance i purpose wan sent from hero yes south of this cjty. vestcrduy with-' terday by the chamber of corn out success mid were preparing to merce. the Hotary club, the city of leave when flmy caught sight of Mrs. Klamath Falls and tho Sportsmen's llolduck running aennm a flcdd with i association. Tho telegram were tho Intention, tjnt officers, hald. of emptying n quaiitlly of mash. .More-' over, beer mid mash vvns found In i (hit llolducl; home. Cheshow vvns urrested nnd ullowed to iiirnisn lull ror his rreedom. Ilol- part of California, that It would duck, however, retains IiIh freedom,) be worth while to urgo Inclusion not having been apprehended. . of Klamath Falls nnd Crater Lake. The officers bellevo llolduclc nnd I Tho resultant ndvcrtlslng benefit Chechow, Itusslnns,, have been mnn- should the party come hero would Ufacturlng mid selling moonshine, 'be bpvond estimate. It was believed. MY, OH MY! AREN'T .' ' n CSv Kn - r fzsS(4lim yjQu- INVITE R. R. HEADS 1Knl llixlie-. To VNIt Pi go Tonrlni; Party Klmnulli I'.ilU Invitation for the IS railroad icp- lOHentntlvcs curoutc from Chicago California for tho mirnoso of directed to Stephen T. Mather, who . hendi the party. It was believed here that as tboi .party's Itinerary would undoubted-! ly Include tlio extremu northcli THEY THE CHEERFUL j x vm luwi'i " .teim ,i i . TEN INDICTED IN SWOOO i LIIUFRK Conspiracy To Defraud U. S.Broughtby Special Fed eral Grand Jury WASHINGTON, July 18 Indict ment UK.ilnnt 10, Incluillnc John It. riilllliK, republican itato com nilttccnian of Ccorula, charging connplrpcy to defraud tho United State of over $1,000,000 In con nection with tho dlnpoiltlon of gov ernment lumber following tho war, wan returned today by a upeclal federal grand Jury. The Indictment wag first report ed liy a grand Jury empanelled to Inventlgato war fraudit, for which congress appropriated $GOO,000. BRAMWELL AT FORUM Immigration Agent for l 1, lie Principal Hpriikrr Will K. S. Ilramwoll, for 1G vcars Im inleratlon agent for the Union Pa cific system and father of tho statu bank examiner, will bo the chief speaker at the chum nor of commerce furiim Wednesday noon with coloniz ing the surplus lauds of tho county tliu topic of discussion, llrumvrcll presented to the board of directors at noon toduy n plan which ho be lieve will hu effective In locating settlers on the excess lands of the county. Tlm proposition wilt be drought lifloTti tuo-clicmuer coiii mlttcu on colunUatlou tomorrow and to the business public In general at the forum. Kiinikco. llollil.iy llcgun The forum will 'also launch tho holiday on "knocking" mid attoracs for tho prosecution In the kangaroo court will be Delected. It Is plan ned to limit tho holiday to ono month Instead of two as It Is estimated that It will take one person 30 days full time to tell all about the good things In the county. A chairman for tho movement will be selected today and a score ot public detectives will bo appointed to make periodical raids on places believed to bo headquarters for tho unfavorable propaganda, m ASSASSINS TQ mi: LONDON, July IS. Iteglnald Dunn nnd Joseph O'Sulllvan wcro sentenced to death today for tho murder of Field Marshall Wilson, who vvns shot In front ot his home hero 26 days ago. LITTLE FELLOWS? Daredevil Duke m i ff5 f .J 'IC?'' J A ? Tho Duko of Lclnstcr'vTon'a $15,000 Ut last week by driving an auto from London to Aberdeen in record time. Now he says be J' soon to eneago la a novel factfi across thoAUantlc' -,1 HAMMER SLAYER IS UNAFFECTED WHEN FACED BY ACCUSER Mr. Clarn PMIIIpt Kuillis Wlien I'iiiiiI Willi K) AVItncsM of Mot Hrutal .Vlunlr-r I.OS ANOKI.KS, July JSj Mr. Clara Phillips, charged wflh th'o mur der of Mrs. Alberta Meadows hero July 12 reached l.uj Angeles at 2:35 ' o'clock this afternoon In the custody J or siwrirr winiam i. Tracger. Sho was taken to the sheriff's office and examined by an alienist to determine her mental condition. Mrs. , Peggy Cuffee, eo witness of tlio hammer . slaying, was secretly taken out of W w" ' K& e town to meet th train and arrlVkwlrpby leball,'" was thoadmlrlnfe j withy thi.pil.y.irf '- - HenlSft of -MaVaier AlllScr Tof to Tho meetlrfR of Mm. Phillips and her accuser aboard the (lAldeu State Limited Just before the train rcachod Los Angeles was carefully staged, but tho sudden encounter fulled .to rufflo tho equanimity of tlio vvorajn charged with what Is described ns tho most brutal murder In tho city's his tory. Aicuicr HonnK Train Mrs. Caffce, whoso story ot the slaying of Mrs. Meadows on an un frequented rona In tlio northeastern section of Los Angeles resulted In Mrs. rhllllps' Indictment, boarded tho train at a station on tho out skirts of the city In company with n detective sergeant nnd n deputy. Sho was taken to where Mrs. Phillips sat, In custody of the sheriff and Mrs. Tracger, a deputy awaiting tho end of her Journey. "Is this tho woman with whom you went riding Wednesday?" Mrs. Cat feo was asked, as sho faced the pris oner. l "Yes." sho faltered. Mrs. Phillips laughed. "Is this the woman who killed Mrs. Meadows?" "Yes," quavered tho oung woman. Mrs. Phillips smiled, but said noth ing. As she stepped oft tho train at tho (Continued to Page G) F. K. Man Is Kidnapped Six Pretty Girls Guilty (Speclal to Tho Herald) CHILOQUIN, July IS. Kidnapped by six beautiful nnd charming young girls following tho dnnco nt Fort Klamath Saturday night and taken by auto to Cltlloquln, u Fort Klam ath man who' gave tho numo of "Jerrj" Is said to bo wondorlng whether it young and handbomo uu married mun may safely go mint tended nt night in tho wilds of northern Klamath county. Although reluctant to discuss his adventure, Jerry ut length Issued tho following statomeut: ''I had Jiibt left thu danco when u tar containing six persons camo up to im) and stopped, I obsorvod they woro a group of charming1 Chll oqulu misses nnd I wondered what they wanted. They said they woro going my way nnd nslced mo whether I would ride. Although I hnd but a fow blocks to will; I accoptod, whon to my biirprlso tho protty driver stepped on tho gas and wo whizzed ou through Fort Klamath. After dodging trees for an hour or bo, we nrrlvod at Chlloquln whero ray ab ductors forcod mo to attend a danco In progresa there," Jorry said ho mado his way bock it Wtk Ivlnmnllt In anfjittr mm bust III TENEMENTS i Many Injured in Series of Warehouse Explosions; Fireman Killed NKW VOUK, July 18. A series of explosions In tho sixth story of a wnreliousn at 10 Jauo streot hero today shattered windows for blocks around. Women and children floo Ing from ncorby tenements " woro hurled to tho pavement by tlio lilastH. Flvo flro alarms wcro goundou1 and ambulances took Inatiy of tho Injur ed to hospitals. railing debris killed Flro Lieuten ant Schoopmoyor and Injured throo other firemen. Tho pollco and fire men carried frightened women nnA clilldron from tho neighboring Orcan ' wlch Vlllagp tonomcnt5. j For over on hour after tho first I blajt Intermittent explosion contin ued , within tho vvnreliouso filling Creenwlcli Vlllago with fumes nnrt forcing hundreds of persons from 1 their" lodgings. ! Tho -warchoaso lit occupied by tho ! Man:Hfacturpr8 Transit company ot ' Washington. BEATTY CLEANS ,CUBS- Tudlaiu Qv SinipPT Ktlilbltlon 18 u.Tci),iii iiiuiiv nummj r ."Thosn Indians certainly can tho Klamath Cubs upon his return from llcatty where hl tenn took the short' end of a 10to Soro Sunday. "And hit! Say, thoso boys not only hit tho ball when ever they please, but they placed It wherever they pleased." At that, It was a good game, linker said. Tho Cubs hold tho lead until tho sixth, when the In dians tied the scoro. Tho Cub were nosed out In tho ninth In a pretty exhibition of playing. Tho Indians uro coming hero to play the Cubs noxt Sunday and Dakcr promises that the fans .will seo ono ot tho snappiest games over staged on tho Modoc, diamond. Tho Cubs' lino-up: C. h. Walsh, c; Prlco King, ;p Del Hobcrtson, lb; Dili-lcrlllard. 2b; Otis Wilson, 3b; Oeo. Dow, 83.; Homer Garlch, rf; Kennoth Mater, cf; Johnny Shiner, If. Umpire, O. P. French, TRADE BALANCE LESS Department of Commerce) Figures lteve.il Decline ot 2,000,000,000 WASHINGTON, July IS. Ameri cas forolgn trado for tho fiscal yoar ended Juno 30 resulted In a favor ablo trade balancp of 11,162,000,000, a decllno ot nenrly 12,000,000,000 from tho favorablo balanco ot tho previous year the department of com merce reported. FIRE DAMAGE HEAVY Low At Orcgou City fSO.OOf; Boy crnl Ilulldlngs DcHtroyctl OIti:0ON CITY, July 18. Flro hero early today caused $30,000 dam ago whero It destroyod tho plant ot tho Oregon City laundry, tho Fash buriio garago with two automobiles, the Fifth street restaurunt. the Mil ler shoo repair shop, nnd H. Ketch iter's confectionery storo and homo. WIIATHKR PUOItAlULlTIES No marked change In Imromctrlo pressure has peon recorded by tha Cytio - Btorma graph at Under wood's Pharmacy, slnco yestorday'ti roport. Slight rises nnd (""a follow encli other within, narrow ranges. No rellof from heat wavo may bo look cd for until a pro m ,3S5b' nounced change takes Placo. either upward or downward. Forecast for next 24 hours; -Continued fair and 'warm. Coadi tlons favorable for thundorstorms. . Tho Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimus . temperatures today as follew: , 'v-. bi liOYT MMHtablMMll,iaa.ui.ll i J 'a'Hl Yesterday was the jrarmaat 4sur'0f ' tho, year. 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