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KLAMATH 1'ALLH, OUKOO.V MOMMY, I l.llltl ,WIV t, UrU
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MOURNS D
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A Million a Month
Is Klamath County's
Industrial Payroll
NATION
EM) LEADER
IS
AT
President Issues Official
Proclamation of Thirty
Davs of Mourning
WASHINGTON, Fob. 1.
Woodrow Wilson found
in eternity a haven from
utoini.s and sorrow of
troubled world.
In the quiet of Sunday
morning death folded him
Kontly in its embrace and
bore him to his maker. He
passed from life as he slept,'
with those he loved best
close about him. His broken
body had weakened little
by little ui til the last spark
of vitality went out.
But his spirit was support
ed to the last by the indoni:
itable courage of the old
fighting days. In his last
wakeful moments he said
he knew the end had come
aw! -he was ready.
To l:iri Itcvcnlur,
.-.Tlio federal ftoicniimiK lut nl-ii-Bcly
offen-.! in io nlmiini'i' K fit
ling lo rvpi.-sN the mil Ion' rrvi'miro
for WiMiilruu- WIImiii, vIiim ilrtilli
lirro nl 11;, 10 Hunibiy int. ruing
liH'k'l llin' entire riiiiiiirv,
Presliloiil 4'iMiliilgo rulliil ji'n-r-iluy
nl; llin IiuUko of brrenviiiiciit, lie
vpremioil regret unit llin ri'iulliio.s
lo tm lii-lifiil, niii! ilicn Ikui'! (i
protlumniliiii of :10 iluy' official
iiwuriiliiir.
I'liigs Half Maul.
All flag o jioveriiiiient liullillng
urn at Imlf iiuinI,
'iigi-ein recessed toiluy mill gov
ernment nini-lilnrry in lo Miiuil nIIII
till llin ilny or tliu funeral.
Tho real i-jiuko of Wilton's nctitn
Wim A Hlrokn Of ptirilyiilu which fol
lowed! Mm tnlliipw In tho Into mini
hut of mm.
Ili-onkilown Cnino In lllll).
Tho brciikdonn ixVurrod ulillii
Wilson, who hud been turning ilio
I'ountry In tho liitcrostH of llin league
llf IIIIIIOIIH, WHS IlllVI'llllg bl'tWWll
Pueblo, Colo., mid Wlchlui, KantuiN,
llin Might or September SS, 1010.
Tho stroko did hot occur until
I ho morning of October IS nt the
Whlto Jlouse,
SALEM, Fob, 4. Oovonior Plnrc
iient Mm. Woodrow WIIboh a iiich
migo ot cnndolenca on bolmlf of tho
people of Orogon, Tho Rovurilur Bald
ha would rcquoHt Oaorgo 10. Clinm
harlaln to raprosout tho gtato nt tho
fuuoral, Tho govornor will roquost
tho pooplo, ns an oxpresslon ot tor
rot, to conao nsiutl aotlvltlos (or a
llnio ort tho Any of tho funornl.
Illllt'HiJiaNiD, Vn Fob, 4. A rcn
olullon roqnosMiiK Mr. Wllnon to
paimtt tho body of Aninrica'B wnr
tlmo prowldont bo intonod In Holly
Wood CBomtfry horo, whoro ninny
othor fam'oiiB Vlrslnlinm woro buried.
wn ndopli'd todny by tho Virginia
Rnnornl niwonilbly,
TIU3 WEATHKH.
Tho Cyolo-Hlorinn-ffraph
nt tho Un
derwood pliiirmnyc
roRlstorod a Rhnrp
docllnn In the bar
omotrla praiiAulim
itliln morning nnd
a. dlnlurbanco l
Iformlnit to tho
nnuth. I
FornriMt tor tlio
Jinxt 24 umr:
IT
STANDSTILL
Cloiiily nnd lyisci ili il with niotlw
iiln li'iiipi'iiiiiiiifi,
Tho 'I'.vcdh rocordltiB thormoniolnr
rnfflHtarod ninxlmuia and minimum
tonvporatuavjii todnjr ns follows!
,.,..... .. n, it. if, ,..,(i.i, ,,,, 3
IlOW, llluiM,Mllllllillllllllllllll4lUlltl AS
'Funeral Services Will Be
Held Wednesday For Wilson
WASHINGTON. l',li. I, l- finci'iil ' M i-Un-i ,- f, r 'i.-liliiil
Wll-nii "III Im helil Ui'ilni'kiliiy unit lllll iiulnlily dy prliiiic In ilii'
M'liai' 1 1 it I iIiiik nlll In- no gii'iil Mule ii'i'i'iiiiiiiy. '
.1 Iiiiuk iiiiiiilM'i' of fili'iuU mnl I'nriiici' hhmm-Iihi. nlll l,i ileolg
mili'il mlltf. mnl Imnoi iirj iill hi'iiri'iti. , MMintt litem it III hi- lli-rmirri
.M. Itm-iii li, nine Mr I in-mirk, I 'li'Vi'lmiil M. Hndgf, mnl lyniw MfCnr
inlili. Sunn iiii'inhrrJ nl WIImih'i. mil'' rtihlni'i iiimI uiIhtm ji.iirjiiiil ullli
iiiin illll'Mlu Millie linn, Ii'I'IIIn will priilinllly lie llirllldi'il.
Ilrli'l inlviili' niillriMi In ln lii'lil nl lln- S, St !.-( i i-,.lit.-ii,(. Wctl
nri.il.ij hi il 1 1 . i . - IiiIIiiimiI iy iiniiilii't' ill :i::Hl m I St 1 1 lli-,u i-hupi'l In
lhi imlirilitil ill Muiiiii Si. Allium., Iitivi Iritliillvrly hi'fii nt-mngi'il lor
tin' Iiiiii'i-nl. Tin IiimI) U In lti pliiceil In ii vniilt mull the fliml iilng
llllll'e U arli'l-lcil, 1
TWD MEXICANS
GET LIFE TERMS
Roveozit and Cadena
Chantre Pleas And Are
Sentenced
Alfiiiiii lliiv Kuzii mnl liiiiiiiirlo
('.nl. mi, liiti h Imllt'iiil by llin khuhI
Jury mnl rhurKi'il with I lit' murdir
of .liimt It. Fllx. wlllnlrew tbrlr
pli'iiH nl mil KUllly 111 l limrnliiK nt
1H:3 mnl initiirril pliMin of itullt'
lo intcoiiil tli'Ktvii intirilur, which
wi'l'o m'ri'Pli'tl by Ihi' Klutn mill
court. Juiliiit A. I.. I.rvlt Biinti.'nc
od lint It nit-it lo Hfu Iinprlnnnmi'iit
In t ho Htutii iiunliontliiry.
CrflKK rurroiim of riiujuciurn and
riiiimr bavr 1(.f,n iH.!hliii; within
tin court lioiimt nnd on Mnln mn-ol
flit- till" pilKl tfW llllyil CDIIIIM-llltlK
w tint illtpoiiltlon would ln ii'mli'
of tho niurili'r iimc of lloyeiun
Mini riiiloiiu. Ii wan known tlmt
RnyRiitu wiih willliiR lo plead silli
ly tn murder In the irncoml ileKree,
hut up in wvorul dnyit imo Cndenn
dei'llut'tl lo folliiw iho nme courKO.
t '(strict Attorney Ilrowcr and W.
P. Myers, attorney for tho do
ft'tiit". Iw hi a conference In the
roitnrr'H officii Hhnrtly before court
opened. The defeiiHo counsel in bin
Hlnleincnt to Iho court 'fluid thai he
bad JitHt conferred with the nl-
tonieys fur the stale nnd that In
View nf the lelinlhy llnio taken In
lite pri)neeiiilnn nf tho Pablo Mon
ti's nine, and also In view ot the
life seini'iico given to' Montes, Hit)
defendatils liiid nKi'eed, with the
permission of ihe district attorney,
lo withdraw their picas of not
KUllly anil in enter pious of Kitllty
of murder In the second dORroo.
Ilolh Cndenn and TloyRozn told
the court that they could under
stand KiiRllsb and .that they had
decided voluntarily to plend Riillty
to second doRroo murdor.
Montes, endonn nnd RoyRoza will
prnbahly bo taken by tho Bhoriff to
the HtfHo penltenllnry tomorrow to
benln serving their llfo nentences.
The caso of Rtato of Oregon vs.
Ninah I'nrtlu was net for trial at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Mrs.
Partln Is chargo with ndultory.
WILSON DEATH TO
DELAY OIL PROBE
WASI11XOTON', I), C, Fob. 4.
The senato oil Investigating commit
tee, wIiobo authority to quastlon him
further under a rosolutlon nttihorlz
lug nn Inquiry' was chnllenged Sat
ui'tlny by ex-Secjvtary Fall, will not
meet until loinorrrtw. It was decided
to ask the senaui fur readopttoii of
tho resolution today, but. this plan
was changed on account of congress
declaring n rocesa nut of respect for
Woodrow Wilson. Heads oC tho In
quiry announced the Bosalon tomor
row would bo brief.
FIND TOBIN'S BODY
HANGING TO TREE
J'lONDI.KTO.V, Feb, 4,-r-Tho body
ot liny Tnbln, who dlsappearbd lie-
an, wns round lain yesterday
il-., it III (lirill lll'llll l,
body win Identified by n broth
ci'uiiit'r
hanging rroin n tree nnout aim root,
helnw the neiw bridge' on Mh'Kny
creek, seven inlels north of Pendle
ton, by (leaden York, Pendleton.
Tohln had been 111 poor lieallb. The
... i i.initi,i i... - t...n.t.AH
nnil irieuus iiii-iiuhii piipurH in
pooksn.
iSTEVENS SUES .
FOR DIVORCE
Complaint Alleees Wife
Kept Comoanv Clandes
tinely With Allen
Alleging desi rtltin mnl cinel 'nnd
nbil.slvii (reatinent, A. V. Steveim,
iiwiiwr of the I in -riti 1 garuge ha
liroiiglu hill I for divorce against Orvn
Penrlii HU'vens In Iho circuit court.
Tho case comes us an iintl - climax
lo Mrs. Stevens' alleged departure
for part unknown, with Hubert
Allen on Monthly, Junuary 21.
: Stevens, in the complaint, stated
that since nbout October 1, 1923,
Mrs. Ktcvcns htw been keeping com
pany clandestinely with Allen nnd
that nt various timed the vauplev vis
lied quosiionalilo rusorut. According
to Ihe , complaint. Stevcng had been
Informed thai tho couple frequently
indulged In intoxicating liquors to
gothor.
There Is one child, Orvn Alexandra
Ktevons, und Stevens claims that
Mrs. StovciiB is morally unfit to euro
for the child and lhat bo would take
cam ot her and give her an educa
tion. Stevena nsks for not only a divorce
but a decree barring Mrs. Steveni
froiu any clulm on properly belong
ing to him.
Tho couple wero married In Pint -Innd,
January ltl. 1914. '
LA CHANCE. FULLER
HEARING IS TUESDAY
Vincent La Chnnco, taxi driver,
and Whltoy Fuller prohibition of
ficer nppolnted by tho superinten
dent of tho Indian reservation, who
no charged with lighting In Fort
Klamath on Jan. 20, will bo given
a further homing In tho justice
court Tuesday morning nt 10
o'clock. Wltnossos will bo called
to tho hearing from Fort Klnmnth
and Weed, Calif. Conslderblo inter
est Is being manifested in tho trial
owing to tho fact that one ot the
parties to tho caso Is a prohibition
agent.
YACQUI INDIANS
ON WAY TO JOIN
OBREGON ARMIES
KI, PASO, Fob. 4. Approximately
IHO Yacqul Indians passed through
F.1 Pnso today and were transferred
to Juarez, thence thoy will bo shipped
south to aid Obregon nriulea In tho
tight against Do La Ilnnrtu. rebels. "
Tho men woro entmluod nt Naco.
Arlzonla, and passed through lower
Now Mexico, Arizona and Wont Texas
en route to El Paso.
PREMIER VENIZELOS
AND CABINET RESIGN
ATHENS. Fob, 4. Premier Vonl
zelos and cabinet rosignod today A
new ministry will ho formod ly M.
ICafnmWiilB, former minister ot tho
Interior, ' .
wirrcAT rmercs,
PORTLAND, Fob. 4. Jlnrd tfhlto
wheati 1 1.0 3 1 wsittra ra, 8!o,
AUTO SHOW TO
BE
FEB. 29,
1
; Affair Will be Staeed by
' Lesion in Cooperation
! With Dealers
, 1,,'iest offerings nf uutoinoblle
n, ii.ni ai'turers, including everything
f; i ho humble but worthy fllv
vei In costl. and luxirlntiB palaces
oy wheels, will he on display here
I't.bi'iinry 29 nnd March 1 ' when
an auto show will he staged by the
Aniirlcan Legion.
The show will he held in. the
vacant store room on Ninth and
Klama'h. This location was chosen
after u careful survey of garages,
most et which presented difficulties.
First Since 1021
This will bo the first auto show
held here since the spring of 1921.
An effort will be made to make It
ihe most complete! in point of enrs
on display that lias ever been held
here. '
Decision to stage the show was
reached by tho legion after talking
to nuto dealers. Tho proposal met
with Instant enthusiasm. Tho deal
ers snld they would be glad to have
some organization handle the af
fair, thus relieviug them of the
work Incidental to getting the show
under way. A committee composed
of Geo. Bartb, Dr.- H. D. L. Ste
wart, Alfred n. Collier and E.
Get was appointed to make all ar
rangements. Spring 0tcnlng
lu conjunction with the show,
merchants of tho city will hold their
spring opening.
Not only cars, but accessories."
tires and auto enmp equipment will
bo' displayed at tho show. The com
mltteo plans in uddltion some form
of ontertninment for tho two oven
lugs, IS
S
Roy Declared Killed by
Brothers: Body Thrown
in Goose Lake
iFlIGENK, Ore.,' Feb. 4. "Sir.
D'Autreinont Sr.: Your son, Roy. was
killed by" his brother and hts body
throlwn lu looso lake. This is a fact.
"BY ONE WHO KNOWS."
This Is tho letter recolved here by
Paul D'Autreinont, father of Ray.
Roy and Hugh D'Autreinont. changed
by Southern Pacific operatives with
being the Siskiyou train bandits. Tho
father Is worried anow by the stnrt
llng missive.
Ho has maintained from the stint
thnt his sons are Innocent of the
crlrao of which they re accused. He
Is Just as strongly convinced that
Ray and Hugh , would never harm
Roy in tho manner described In the
let toe.
"It tho letter is nren'nt us a Joke.
It's a mighty poor one," he main
tains. Ho Is investigating It, how
ever. Goose lake Is 13 miles wide niitt
35 miles long, nnd Is now covered
with much Ice nnd snow, the elder
D'Autremont said. It Is on the Ore-uon-CnHtornla
line Just south ot
Lnkovlew.
1
StOTORISTS PAY FIVES.
Turning to the left ot one ot the
guarding signs Jn the center ot the
street, cost Thoinns C. MoPIke $t
In tho police court this morning. He
paid tho tine. Dean Upton nnd Vll
llnmi inonlley woro both fined $'20
tor bolng drunk on tho city streets
Saturday. Upton paid his fine nnd
Denlioy wan convmltlnrt1 to Jail bo
csuis oi inability to pay,
HELD
HERE
I
DITREIfIT
DEAD
AYS NOTE
IEWAUNA PLANT
SETS
EARLY
Saw Mill Resumes Today on :
One Shift Basis: Company j
Han 85 Mn F.mnlnvrl I
Predictions of an early opening In
the lumber indiist..y were borne out
Ibis morning when the aw mill nt
the Ewauna Lumber coinpuny re
Binned operations. This ii nhoiti out' i
month curlier than the plant resumed
last year. j
Since closing down in December I
the mill crew have been busy over
hauling machinery anil making re
pairs, and but few new workers
woro added this morning. The box
factory has been operating one shift
all winter and with one shift wo. Ik- j
ing in the mil: about 85 men are
employed.
The early opening Is due iargely
to the favorable weather conditions
which permit logging operations. The
Ewauna company has a well-stocked
log pond and contemplates no delay
in log supply from the reservation.
Fnvorable market conditions also
are an important factor. Indications
are that other mill concerns will re
sume shortly and that the entire in
dustry will be booming long before
the usual time.
ITALIAN IS HELD
FOR ALLEGED THEFT
OF TOURING CAR
Accused of stealing a red colored
... model Maxwell automobile from
James Howie. Maxwell dealer. B.
Dinco, Italian, Is in Jail awaiting
a hearing In the Justice court. She
rift Low drove to Yreka yesterday
tao arrest Dinco nnd brought him
back to Klamath Falls last even
ing. Dinco, according to the sheriff,
had gone to Howie some time in
January and paid $100 down on a
new car. About Jan. 30 no further
payments having been made, hej
left town in the machine for Yre-i
ka. Howie immediately swore out
a complaint for hln arrest.
Considerable difficulty was ex
perienced by the sheriff in making
the return trip as bouio of the
road botween here nnd Yreka Is In
had shape. ?'-.'
KEEN INTEREST IS :
SHOWN IN SURVEY
OF KLAMATH HOMES
Home survey questionnaires are
coming In nt the chamber ot com
merce at a rate to indicate keen in
terest in the housing program. The
questionnaires will bo published
dully in the Herald until tho Biirvej
Is made on February 13, and the
committee aks that the public either
till them out and mnll them or bund
them to tho ward workers during the
survey.
Committee members and w'nrd cap
tains will meet In the chamber of
commerce Wednesday ' evening nt
7:30. This meeting wns to have been
held Tuesday evening, with a tun
ner, bt owing to the business lec
ture that evening wns postponed.
r- -. , r .n & 1 1 1 mot I
GIVEN MEMORIALS
An Impressive service was con
ducted by tho ftev, T. A, Mory
weather Sunday morhlng nt the St.
Pauls Episcopal church when two
memorials, gifts to the ohurch,
wore formally dedicated, ; A hand
some rtltni" cross was presented by
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cnmpholl
ns n .memorial to their niothors, nnd
a beautiful sterling silver plnte
was given by Mrs. (luy Maiming In
memory of her mother. Tlio (llinr
was especially decorated for thtij
pccmslon with appropriate ivhlto,
(loweri and palmi, ' I
OPENING
RUMORS
tlu'T
1
f ' - w
l Flccause Mrs. Charles Duell, wife
of Charlos Duet) (Ilouom pboioi of
Inspirniioii Pictures, obtained a di
vorce In Paris, rumor is saying
that Mr. Duell soon ' will become
engaged to Lillian Gish, famous
screen star (top photo). Miss Glsh
acts with Duell's f)lm company. The
entire company, with Duell, Is in
Europe making pictures. : " '
Equal Number of Two Fam
ilies Stricken And May
Not Survive
ALHANY. Ore., Feb.' 4. Five
persons are dead, five mora may
die, and one is seriously ill here as
a result of poisoning from . foods
eater. Saturday evening, ' '
Margie C.erblg, seven, died lute
Sunday., nnd her sister Hilda, ten
died threo hours later. . ' -
Jlrs. Paul Gerbig, mother of the
girls and Mr. and Mrs. Godtried
Rubllng died this morning.
Relnhold Gerber, grandfather ot
the Gerbig girls, Is In a critical con
dition. His wife Is 111 but' It xpeot
ed to recover.
Others Buffering are Paul Gofbig
nnd two small daughters, and their
little cousins.
Mr. and Sirs, Running wore gueats
at the Gerbig homo,- having come
from Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ber and granddaughters became ill
after eating " a meal at the Ger
ber home In Albany. ,
The Gerbig family, living In tho
country near here, were all poi
soned at a diferent meal. The foods
were purchased at. different stores.
ALU ANY, Ore.; Fob, Investi
gation today developed that all tnu
poisoned victims had ertten a meal to
gether, Saturday, at which time some
canned benns were served, Mrs, Ger
ber recalled today thnt she noticed
the beans tasted fineorly.
John Yunkers, nephew ot Mr, turn
Mrs. M, flerbor, living near Sclo, opto
a guest, was reported to have suf
fered violent Illness, t '
I.ocnl physlelnna hollevo bolullnls
may b rojponilbU.
A A
K . J l
I
fgmm nnii - "J
FIVE DIE FROM
PO
AT ALBANY
mm police
' ('jW
CHIEF HELD IN
H
S. Wilson Taken Into
Custody When Huge Still ;
is Seized: Nab L. Conao
I Henry S. Wilson, for muny years
i chief of police of Klamuth Falls, Is
In custody In Mcdtord on u charg"
of violating the state prohibition
j law. Wilson waa arrested lawt Sat
I unlay. In connection with the sumit
chargo Leslie Congo, 930 Prospeef.
: Drive, was arrested by the Pical of
ficers at the request of the sheriff's
office of Jacksonville. He was tuken
in custody yesterday In the Waldorf,
pool hall. . '
Deputy Slieriff O. B. Alden of
J Mcdford, who arrived this noon to'
lake Congo to Medford. stated that
! Wilson , was In Custody . following
J one ot the biggest raids ever made la
Jackson county. He stated that the
caso would probably be hard tough
ns there was A great deal of mone?
behind men .who were arrested. j'lA
yond 'these statements, Alden wtnW
not commit himself, stating that hi
had instructions to disclose no In formation,
i .'':?-,. 1
Threatened to Sno. f',
Before being tnkep to Medford by
Deputy Sheriff Alden, Congo told a
reporter of the Evening Herald that:
"If you have . enough will pcwor
you -had bette-beep my-BMSnt'out of
the paper because i-C nothing conies
of my arrest and I am turned Ioomi,
I will sue' the paper. And wl't!'!
more, I will employ the best lawyers
in the country." .. '
The two men and E. I. Hatfield
who.was arrested' fby the offjeors
Thursday, Jonuary .31, will be gjfven
a hearing before a committing mag
istrate within the next few days. Et-
dence will be taken at this 'hearing.
to dotermine whether the men shoulA
be bound over .to the grand jury. -i
Disclosed itarge. Still. (','
Tho raid which took place In Vp
per Sam's valley country disclosed
tho largest still yet seized In the
Medford section. . - , ' u
MEDFORD. Feb. 4. In s ii. raid
conducted by the sheriff's office,
and the federal prohibition officer
Thursday afternoon In .; the upper
Sam's Valley country, the largest
still yet seized In this Bectlon was
found, and E. I. Hatfield, 50, Is held
in' the county jail pending arraign
ment. ' . '"'' 'V
Hatfield, the authorities say,
claims another man, whose Identl-.
ty has not been revealed, was the
brains and owner of the illicit plant,
and that he waa only working at
the distiller. This man, Hatfield al
leges, it Is said, left Wednesday by
auto, loaded with the output ot the:
plnnt. This wns a regular occur-'
(Continued on Page Thr .) ,
NORWAY WINS '
CHAAtmiX, 'France, Feb. ii-,..
Norway, in competition with other
tuitions, Including the United Htttos,
won thj Olympic winter sports here,
It was announced today, . 'vf
FIRST LECTURE
TUESDAY EVENING
'' "' ' ' ''' '"'. -
'Tho first of the five business lec
tures to be given under the auspices
ot tho chamber of commerce wlfl be
heard at the Presbyterian ohurab at
7:45 Tuesday evening, with Irving
v.. Vlnlng, iprosldent ot the at am
ehnmlbniT ot commeroe, as penjtf'j.
.UUtKKT IIKTOBT.
PORTI.AXD. Ore., Fob. 4. Cattle
steady to strong, calves in to too
higher, top steerj $7,75 to IH.nOl
bogs sternly tn strong, sheep llrang,
g and buttsr'stsaajr, , '1
JACKSON
RAID
WINTER SPORTS