The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 16, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextPublished Dally at KLAMATH FALLS "An Empire Awakening" BUY AT HOME; LOCAL MERCHANTS CAN GIVE YOU BETTER BARGAINS Associated Press Leased Wire Eighteenth Year Ninrthor fIVU) KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE lfi,392r, PRICE FIVE CENTS APMMEPJIiHE HOUSE TO I Woman to Be Arrested in Murder Case RISE Chris Blanas to Build at Eleventh and Walnut I SCOTIA ; With the breaking of ground today on Walnut and 11th, comes the announ cement of a three-story Btrietly modern apartment building of 5G apartments, to be known as tne Arcade Apartments, being built by Chris Blanas, owner or the Arcade Hotel of this city. The apartment which will be completed as soon as pos sible, will be 100x100 feet and will be made of either brick or concrete, the ma terial not being decided on as yet. The filly-six apart ments will be furnished Ihr-JUghout and Kill Include H two rooin apurftnonis. Jm-ludlng living room with cllMipixarlnn bed. kllch oiiulla ami bulh. The remaining doron apartments will tia of tlirui roomii, living room with disappear ing bod. one bed room, kltchenottj and ball). Kuoli apartment will be provided with an electric range. Conipli-U-ly Modem According to Mr. ll.unoi no mon tiy will bo spared to maka t'.iu apart in out modern and comfortable In every reaport for pooplo desiring n inadorato priced plnco lu llvo. In the buaonient nmpln rj.'m will be arranged to ruru (or ult bag--' t ot the tonnnla ' S The lucnllun, which U considered nnlta dostrablo, will ithsrtljr have all street paved, conatructlon work being under wn' (or tho paving nl' the proaont tlmo by I'.io Wurron Construction company. To II" In I lunge Chariot Coaoboom drow tho plans lor lh" bulldlux and Mr. Ulanuj plans to aupervlso llio work hlm- ol(, ai well manage It whon Hie atructure la completed, llo plans to conllnuo In thu hotel business os In tltv mt, but will put Mr. (loorRlnln Wllaon In chargo of tho Jiotol, Mm. Wilson lius boon ut tho Arcade liolol (or tho past Ihroe ' mouths and la co.ialdorod an cxpor loncod hotol woman. In bulldhiR 41io apartment Mr. Illanaa la orccllng It an thul ho will bo nblo to add lo It, making It Uirn- er If tho tlomiind provoa worth whllu. 12,000 Workers Alleged to be Taking Part in Incen diarism as Well CLASH WITH TROOPS Soldiers on Guard at Night Barbed Wire Entan glements Are Placed BYDNKV, N. H, Juno IS. l'j llicoiidliirlain unci looting attending thu alrlku of 13,000 minora broke out with renewed vigor early today despite tho presence of mora than 500 dominion trjopt und apcclul miner' poller. Tho bank hold screen of tho nn- iikimI colliery of tho Mrllliih Kmplre Htuol cjrporatlon nl Now Aberdeen, waa doatroyod by (Ire. Ilurbed wire eulniiitlomoiitir haJ been thrown about tho property, soarclillghla were playing nnd troop era were -on Kunrd throughout the night. Humes Humeri How poraona that not thu (Ire crept through tho lluea could nut bo dtitlilKUliihed. Tho lioinea o( two former cmployoa of the com pany woro burned down, tho flumca spreading rnpldly lo mi empty pow dor mig-ulne and curpenlor ahop bef iro beliiK brought under control Hotull at -iron owned by prlrute In dlvldunla at llrua D'Or and Flor ence were looted by moba of aovorul hundrod men. Tho milieu Rive tho appearance of urmed cuuipa, M :ro tr.iopa wero reported on thu wuy from Ottawa and Toronto. Includ ItifC detachments of tho t-amoui royal dragoon. W'nuo Dispute Tiie walkout l.i tbo Cupo Droton area waa called by United .Minn Workers official Inst March aa the result of 'a-wago dlaputo wlih' tho company during which' tho minora rredlt ul tho aloroa hid boon cut off. , ' James Murdock, Canadian minis- ter of labor, arrlvod hero today to offer his aorvlcei ua medlutor In what ho haa called tho "Too long druwn out" alrugglo botwoeii thu ateol corporation and tho minora. llo will study tho altuntlon for both alilca. LOK AXOKLKB, Juno 10. ) Aiiolhor arrest, that of a young and hundHoiiH! woman waa dotlured Im mlnont toduy by Hdwurd King, In vestigator of thn dlnlrlct attorneys officii, In connection with tho killing f tlracn UroKun Yuting, former widow of Patrick lirognn, olive mll- omilre. ' Tho dead wonian's liualiund, Dr. Thomas W. Young, already haa con fessed lila part III tho killing and King aald, la believed to bo shielding Ilia accomplice. LANGELL VALLEY CELEBRATION TO BE GREAT EVENT Fair Accomplice Now Sought in Woman $ Death REVELATION OF LIQUOR RING IS FOUNDilN BuDKS . Gangland War in Chicago Results in Uncovering Important Evidence RECORDS ARE FOUND State's Attorney Says he can Send Entire Gang of Crooks to Prison Gasoline Cars Explode When Train Crashes Hoists Flag Over Mexican Property Former Counsular Agent Stirs up Natives When He Shows Patriotism MKXICO CITY. Juno IS. !') l)lspalcho from I'uobla Buy W. O. Jenklna. former fulled Stutoa aon aular agent at ruchju, whoso kid nitplng by Mexican bnndlta In 1919, creutod a Berloua Internutionul aitu allon, baa holated the American flag over ull h!a ration proporiica m I'nobla atulo. The dUpatch added dlaordora aro foarod and mucji 111 tooling haa been caused because the Mexicans conalder thla action taunt. Shive Re-EIected To School Board Without Opponent Oacor Bhlvo waa ro-clected to auccued lilmaidf aa u tlrcclor of tbo achool hoard at tho election hold yesterday. Out of 97 votoa cast by thu votora of tho dlatrlcl nil wore for Mr. Shlvo. Tho school board members in- cludo C. II. I'ndorwood. rbuinnan: l.eallo Hogera, Oaciir Shlvo, Mrs. Edna C'hnnibura. l)r. (!. A. Massoy und Ida II. Momyor, clerk. Barbecue, Public Speaking and Athletic Events to be Staged Sunday Next Sunday will bo n memorable day In tha Uvea of tho fnrmera of tho l.angcll Valley section, for on that dny tho gutoa will ho opened and water will slaft flowing upon an additional 10,000 itcroa of that for tllo land. , Celebrating thla occaalon, the Lnngoll Valley Community club has proparod for a big liui liocuo and other ovonta, and nrrungoinentH aro being niado lo tako caro of a crowd of mo lo than 1)000 pooplo. Thoro will bn n buaohnll gamu bo twoon Tho hiimborloguo-Hprnguo lllvor giants touma, n wrestling match between Henry llttrko and Soronaon, a boxing ninteh and pub lic speaking. Also thorn will bo a big Imrbecuo , at noon, for which two big stoors, a pair of fat porkers and a flock of slieop will bo proparud for tho hungry crowd. Tho fnrmors will furnlHh broad, btittor, plcklos and olhor condlmunlH for tho bnrbeeued ' mnat. Thoro will ho plenty of food fof everybody. Tho Langoll folks: hnvo limned a gonoral Invitation to ull persons In tho county to attend thn big coloura tion nnd rojoloo with thorn ovor this reclamation of tha 1(1,000 additional (cros pf Langoll Vallov land. School Election Proves Surprise Many Voters Write in Name of John Rebcr on Ballots Wlnil was scheduled lo bo a iiulul and routine school election yester day was disrupted by tho net Inn of a largo body of citizens In tho Mnlln und Morrill districts, who rushed' to tho polls nnd .with a big surprise vote placed John Kobor of Mnlln on thn ballot for school director. Itebor's muim was written III on tho biillots. In tho Mnlln district. fAebor polled 106 votes as against thu soil tary one polled by his opponent (ienrge Uffleld. In tho Henley (I In trlcl tho count stood 11 to 2 in favor of Iteber. , ' County School Superintendent Peterson sulci this afternoon that tho result of thn election would bo In doubt until all tho ballots woro lu. To date there hnvo been only flvo' returns out of 00 precincts Thoro woro four candidates to bo elected and as only four men wero nominated It was assumed by some that tho election would bo a nitiro formality, Those nominated wuro 11. Loose ly of Fort Klamath, Hoy Nelson of Keno, floorgo Oftlold of Morrill and Charles Mack of Henley. With tho oxcopllon of Offlold, nil othors seem to bo nssured of election. Final returns and a complete count will not be available for nt least a day, in tho opinion of Su perintendent rotorson. . Eight Nabbed In Morning Roundup CIIICAC-O. June 10. W Six leather bound book which, accord ing to the, police farm a complete revelation of the operations of one of Chicago! largest liquor rings have come in posseaalon of author ities through the drive on the city's gangatera. . In a raid in the headquarters of the Oonnea brothers one of whom, Mike Uennea was slain In Saturday's street fight between gang membera and polico, the police found records of liquor recolpta and shipments nimoa of shlppersjthe prices re ceived and the prices paid for the rlnga product. ;' There were even receipts for gua bills paid, ono re vealing that tome "Ookcra" of mash used as much as $100 worth of gas a month. Tho papers also revealed, author itlea aald, the identity of a fourth person connected with the gangs who participated In Saturday's fight. State's Attorney Crowe charactorlr cd the documents aa enough ammu nition to send to tho pen or drive out of the city every one of the Uounci gang "from the four Gen neas' who lire loft, down to their lowliest Imported distiller or shut gun man." Howard Eby,' head of the immi gration bureau 'lu Chicago disci ed that Mlko Oennoa had been qii tloned last week -to connection .vl'.h the activities ot Vim-lose Azzar.-llo, a Gennea agent Arrested In Tam.'.i, Kla. Azzarello was said to have seven Immigrants with him, believ ed to havo been smuggled Into the country by way of the Bermudas. Kby suld tho Genaoas were Import ing mon from southern Italy and Sicily, dclircred in Chicago tor S500 head. Damage Estimated at $100,000 Caused by Wreck CASPKK. Wyo., June 10. Twenty tank curs containing gaso line wero derailed In a wreck near Glendo, Wyo., today. Investigation by officials disclosed total damage estimated conservatively at $100,- 000. After numerous explosions all of tho 20 cars are burning and due to tbo high wind it Is thought im possible to save any of them. J. C. (irisinger, . superintendent of this division, left at 1 o'clock to per sonally Investigate the wreck. All cars wrecked are owned by thu Union Tank Line company and were carrying Standard and Mid west gasoline. MISS POPE WILL DIVIDE FORTUNE Billy McClintock's Fiance Will Aid His Relatives, If She Wins It FIFTEEN KILLED Til Ef Scores Injured When Spec ial Leaves Rails During Big Thunder Storm WERE MOSTLY ALIENS 3 TO FACE SERIOUS E CHE Deputy Sheriff Kendall Shot by Drink- 1 Crazed Men Charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, with in- CHICAOO. June 10 IP) Miss Isabel I'opc will divide Billy Mc Clintock's. $1,000,000 estate "50 60" with Iowa cousins of bis mother If the will leaving It to William Darling Shepherd, his foster father, is broken, she testified upon cross examination in Shepherd's murder trial today. Three Dead And One Injured In Auto Smash-up Much lo Ills surprise,- Mayor Fred It. tioddurd waa toduy Informed thul ho was listed as having taken pari In a raid last ninht which re sulted In the nrrest of seven mon and a woman and tho capture -of a largo quantity of liquor. Goddnrd did not know of tho raid until this morning. Thu raid was mndu on it house ot 240! Hadcllffo avenue and was participated, In by the entire nlghl police force nnd deputies from the sheriff's office, iiudor tho leader ship of Chief of Police Loucks. ' A quantity of alleged beer was taken and much equipment was smashed, including more than 100 bottles. Those arrested were E. A. Perrj-, 1). Smith. C. Harnett, A. Yatos, A T. Ilomollo. Jack Smith, T. Manning and Kvulnlno dalnsford. Five of tho group were fined this morning on drunkenness chnrgos. Tho othors woro held, on open charges 'and tiro being Investigated. Runaway Youth Makes Second Prison Escape Angus Johnson, Aged 14, Outwits Rose burg Jailer PORTLAND. Juno 16. iP) Two en and one woman were killed, and another woman was seriously (njttr- ed In a collision between an auto mobile and. a. street car here early this morning. The dead: Rayi Stocks dale, 20, seventh infantry, Vancouv er Barracks, Wash., driver of car, instantly killed. Arthur Moore, 22, seventh Infan try band, Vancouver Barracks, died t 7:25 a. m. Mrs. Evelyn Stevens, 26, waitress, Vancouver, instantly killed. The injured woman, Mrs. Chris tine Bowdln, 23, Vancouver, was in hospital this morning suffering from cuts, broken bones and pos sible fracture ot tho skull. The automobile, a heavy sedan crashed head-on Into a street car on Union avenue, thoroughfare lead ing to Vancouver. According to ac counts received by tho police it was travollng at o high rate of speed and swerved to tho wrong side of tho street, without apparent reason hitting tho street car. Persons to be Deported Die When Lightning Spreads Rails Early Today IIACKETTESTOWX, X. J., June 16 (IP) At least fifteen are be lieved to have been killed and i tent to kill, will be filed special seven car Delaware, Lacka manna and Western railroad train a mile west of here today. Twisted by lightning and under mined by heavy rains, the tracks gave way beneath the train and the cars and engine pilej up on one another. Reports said the train carried 182 passengers, mostly aliens from Chicago en route to Hoboken, where they were said to - sail for Europe today. Most of them were asleep when coaches pounded upon one another into the steam and Bcaldfng water bursting from the wrecked locomotive. The engineer, fireman and con ductor were killed. Fifteen bodies have been taken from the wreck. First reports made to the board of public utility commissioners by Lackawanna railway officials said three had been killed and 70 injured. In this r-port it was said that lightnib- lick one of the rails, throwing' it 'out of place, that a landslide duo to the severe storm had covered the rails and that the track also bad been undermined. KKTl ltX I'llOM HKHKKLKV Locnl Hoys Hetlll'll I'lcmi South For Hiiminei'' Months .Clifford Iloguo and Kenneth Muler returned, yesterday from Horkoloy whoro they havo boon attending busi ness college during tho whiter months. Both tho young tton plan lo spend tho summer hero, Annual Rose Show Is Opened Today PORTLAND, Oro., Juno 10, (TP) Oponlng of Portland's annual roso show waa a foaturo of totluy's pro gram of tho Roso festival. A heavy representation of out of town grow ers waa Included In tho entry list thla year. Tacomn, Seattle and Van couver, B. C, woro among tho cltlos In competition with Portland grow cra, Tho festival center was formal ly opened by tho festival queen to- dny, nnd Junior rosebud programs. In which .children took part with singing and dancing wuro. given in Latirolhurst nnd Washington parks. "Rosnrlii" tho pagonnt ot tjio fes tival, will havo its socond perfor mance tonight. Thousands of Port land residents nnd visitors from all pnrta ot tho Pacific northwest last night crowdtd Multnomah fluid to witness tho first performance of "Rosarla." Six thousand persons took part In tho pagonnt. ROSEUnUi. Ore., Juno 16. Angus Johnson, runaway boy from Portland, who was recaptured yes terday after escaping from the county jail, waa successful in a socond break lust night. The boy, on his first attempt, pulled a board through the Jail window and used It as a lever lo spread the bars suf ficiently to permit him to slip through. lie was recaptured and upon being returned to jail was placed in solitary confinement. Last night the night officer re' leased him for a few minutes to exorcise lu the inn in corridor and while tho officer was not looking tho hoy again slipped through tho hard, which hud not been straight- oncd and found a safe hiding place, Tho 14-yoar-old hoy is tho son of Mrs. II. I). Johnson of Portland who hud asked tho officers to hold th cboy until she could come for him. $10,000! W. -P. Myers, ex-deputy dls- trict attorney , late yesterday afternoon filed his promised libel suit agulnsl The Evoning Horold, wherein ho seeks dam- ages In tho sum ot $10,000 fjr the publication ot an editorial la which criticism was ninirb of the district attorney's office hocRitso a man had been arrest-, ed at, Chlco, Calif., on a crim- Inal warrant, brought back to Klamath Falls at county ex- ponso, nnd then released from custody following his return here, ft SONISENROUTE TO VISIT MOTHER PARIS, June 16. (A.P.) The Italian reply to the French note answering Germany's weatern Euro pean security peace pact propotj was received today. Italy express ed sympathy with the general prin ciples ot the proposed accord. Expert Fly Caster To Give Exhibition Do you want to learn some of the finer points of fly casting? It you'll wander down to the dock where the Venetian dance barge Is moored at Luke Ewauna between and 7 o'clock this evening, you can become a pupil and loarn something in a very tow minutes. E. C. Powell, expert fly castor and maker ot fine fishing tackle, will put on an exhibition of the art this evoning and offers to aid any aspir ing angler and teach fly casting ab solutely free of charge. Miss Chamberlain Dies Here Today Miss Oecllo Chamberlain died at 2:30 this afternoon In tho family home nt 319 Ninth struot. She has lived hero for a geat many years and is widely known to many throughout Klamath county. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Laura E. Chamberlain of this city; a sis- tor, Mrs. Clnrenee H. Underwood ot this city, nnd a sistor In Olympln Washington, Mrs. Adeline Drldge ford. No funeral arrangements have boon made, but will be announced at a later date. against Ed Fuller, his son Charles Fuller, , and . Jim Burke, held here following a shooting orgy on the Klamath . Falls-OIene road last night in which Deputy Sheriff- Ed Kendall suffer ed a bullet-shattered left arm and right leg- Jim Burke was shot in the foot and Jack Hawkins of Olcne was struck below the knee by a stray bullet, a superficial wound resulting. This was the information given out this morning by Acting Dstrict Attorney D. R. Vandenburg, following a consultation with Sheriff Burt Hawkins. Deputy Kendall and Burke are at the Klamath Valley hospital. Kendall was shot through the arm above the elbow with a .39 caliber - Lngsr bullet . with hollow- point. , Tho bullet mushroomed and shat tered the bone and then spread, following tllo bone. The bullet in : the leg piRe completely through lfn-Vrl(fo""p,Trf'er the bono- above Uto knee Joint. ' Despite the fact that he is- suffering Intense pain, iljcwrs are of the opinion that ho w.ll re cover unless complications set In. Ilurke's Injuries are declared not to be serious. The triple shooting climaxed a weird evening of thrills wliich be- gan shortly after 7:00 o'clock. ' Shot nt Woman At this hour an unidentified wo man called the sheriff's office, stat ing that she had been fired on by three men In light truck whllo driving -on the highway near Olune. Sheriff Hawkins and Deputy Ken dall left for the scene. Whon they had been gone about 10 minutes an other call came Into the .sheriffs office, advising that F. O. Toolo had been held up by throe ' men on the highway. . Approaching the scene, Hawkins, and Kendall observed the light truck drawn up' beside the highway and stopped about 50 feet from it. Kendall, on approaching the truck climbed into the back seat of Hawk las car and us the car stopped leap ed to the ground, preceding Hawkins.- - - Fire at Deputy BEND. Ore.. June 16. The Mc- . . . j. un . Kensle pass highway over the mil-! nd high Cascades which has been , w thn)w the,r han(lB Tho thraa closed to traffic since last October. u-j .. h.i,i i,', .,,,,.1, ,.,1 as Kendall spoke Burke opened fho with his Luger nutomatlc, ceaalnx . only when the magazine was empty, a matter ot perhaps five seconds. . , Kendall returned tho flro and Burke toppled over backwards. ' . Young Fuller Jumped to tho rear of the truck, drawing his gun. Hawkln3 followed hltn, covered hliji with his revolver and orderod him to sui render. Fuller compiled with the request. ; - In the meantime Jack Hawkins, Olene resident, had driven up. Jto observed tho shooting and was struck by a glancing biillet below the knee but not serious!' ' nttrl, Procures luu .' . Seeing that Burke was .struggling to rise. Jack Hawkins securod ,fle Luger and gave It I? Soflft Hawk llia. Kendall waa Imiiiedliitcly brought to town In a passing car and Sheriff Hawkins remained gliurding tho Ful lors and tho wounded Burke. All three were raging and several times 'threatened to rush Sheriff Hawkliu, who -remaluud culm and warned them lo stund back.- When more officers arrived tho throe wuri subdued and brought tn: Klamath. Falls. The Fullers are now In tho (t'optlnnejl On Page KU). Mrs. Wilbur Jones this afternoon received a cablegram from mid ocean from her son, Carl Newbury, saying he would . arrive in two weeks. For the past two and one-half years - - Mr. Newbury nas . occn abroad, being employed by tho Admiral-Dollar . Lines Steamship company, acting as manager of the passenger department of this Oriental line. For IS months he was stationed at Shanghai and lost October was transferred to Manila, where he has been ever since. Mr. Newbury will be well remem bered here, where he graduated from the local high school, later at tending tbo University ot Oregon, majoring in business administration and foreign trade. Shortly after graduating ho left for abroad and this will bo his first visit home. Mrs. Jones expects he will come di rectly home to visit her. McKenzie Pass To - Be Open Tomorrow will be open Wednesday marnlng. according to word received in Bend from those in charge ot work on the highway. The tractor is being used, on the bad spots In the road over the lava fields today and automobile traf fic will bo able to cross Wednes day morning. Several cars have al ready made the crossing, according to information from Sisters, but it was not considered even then really open for traffic. 1 Way Now Faces Murder Charge Frank Way, alleged slayer of Timothy Murphy during a fist fight ovor n black sheep, was Indicted on a first degree murder charge by the grand Jury late yesterday. Tho coming trial Is expected to be bitterly fought. Horace Manning has been employed as special prose cutor and will havo as his op ponent C. F. Stone. Kxact ditto of tho trial has not been determined. No criminal cases will be heard until July 6, accord ing to the announcement of Judge A, 1?. LeavtU yesterday.