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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1925)
1 J i BUY AT HOME: LOCAL MERCHANTS CAN GIVE ; .YOU .BETTER BARGAINS : Associated Press Leased Wire Eighteenth Year Number 5502 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS July 2-3-4 iU"C OL ILP'U'OOl.'Cfi ""nUiOW ill i ' f V V i m r CASHIER FOILS ATTEMPT TO RQB VANCOUVER 01 J. G. Thomasen, 21, Makes Unsuccessful Effort at Daylight Holdup IS FATALLY WOUNDED Highway Policeman Captur es Him in House Where He Was in Hiding : VANCOl'Vfilt. W.I .I., July I ,(P) J. (I. 'I'll 'iM.M.ii. HI, of lrll-i:i, Orejfin, wan dim liml possibly fat ally wounded lilitluway Putrd in in Hurr Willi mis neni Inlay after Thomasen had ui.tdo u specta cular but uinuivinetrtil (.ffn. i ti t li tha I'nllml HIbIm National lunik. The would-be rubber li In n hr.il hospital with rcverul hull''l wound In hl li)iy, cn or which ho In flicted himself In nn attempt ni htik-l.le. When Jjiiim T. Usis KM. , n" 'employe of tliu bank came to work ob,ut 8 o'clock thin nornlng, he (nunil rfn nrinod man waiting outside t.ie dv.or. The man ordered (!. (began In ll lilm In. IiikIiIo Hie Intruder ordered dm bank empl'ie lino roar r-uin. Ai .Hut em pluyM nlorJ Urn hunk tha iiiun locked them In th b.nk rami until lK lit were In biera. ; Hlxmtly betorn 9 u. m.. cannier Joii'ph I.nmlnorr arrlvi m tha Inn'; ' and wo ordered by (ho man Iden 1 tiriuJ as Tl mason to opon tlie ' turn. Londsilsrf KttUt tho ".ifo had i a tlum U'k and :i;uhl not ba op-mi-nl until It o'clock. Thxil tha rish. lor ran otiialda ( Hj by Ilia rob har. Innlead f raturnlnK to ' bank tho man trlinl but rulU-d tn commamlevr a car driven by a uunR woman. Tboinnavn run toward tho residence aentlon. Knrouta tin hold up a policeman and took hl gun rrom him. The youth then run Into a roaldance and hid In lliu buth iVxim wharo be waa cuXured ahortly afterward by I'utrolman Wlllliiun iho" tired throuith, the door at the funHlve. Hlmrlft ThompHon unlil Thomaxcn had ooDtt-ntod but Kvo ml rounon (or hl atiompt t'J rob tha bank. Thomaaun' lms rolullvea llvlus no.ir Monmouth, Orumin. An ho Is not expected Ui live n ni hrsn hiu been proforrod agalnat him. Red Cross Will Have Rest Room Local Chapter to Install Faci lities at Auto Camp This 1 Weck-tnd . - II. N. Moo, vlco president of tho local lied Cross, announced today that tho local chapter will plnco a rust room at the enmp grounds dur ' Ini this week end, with cots, n ludy attondnnt and colored nmlil to look after and care for visitors and tour ists. Klforls are lielnft Hindu lo siicnro tho services of Borne matronly' wom an to bo In charge and Mr. Moo would grnntly appreclitto nny im alslnnco In tho finding of nometino to ho placed In charge. lU'dKM'i TO UK 1I.AHH KIKIKNSI, Ore., July 1. Eugene will ho headqitnrters for forest air plane patrol of tha ontlru rnclflc coast, from Mlssoulit, Mont., to Los AiiKle. Culir., report Ideutennnl Moyd nnrnntt, who arrived by air plane from Kan Frnnclnco thin morning at the municipal nvlntlnn field. . ' Buy Tickets. Now, Is Rodeo Request Rpoclnl request that Hodoo tlckots bo purchnsod early wna mndo today by members of tho ttodeo commit too. Tickets are now on hiiIo lit Hotithwoll's and their onrly ptirchnna will ollinlnnto lniicli of tho rush and confusion , caused In other 1 yours when ovoryono waited until opening day boforo buying. Rumor Oregon Trunk to Use Strahorn Line Portland Statement De nied by Rail Men - Here POIITI.AND. Orn., July J. That lliu Nonlicrn 1 1 mm will i-k rcini uion iiHi'r pflvlli'KH over flu' Ori-aon, I'lillfornln & Knxli-rn llni'a rrnm Kprimuo Itlvnr to Klniiiiuli FiiIIh In n pi-ililiiu Hliortly to bii rild ln'fiirM llu InterHtatn rnninicrt'o commlHglon wiui riininri'd Iuto lodny In rnllroud ilivli'H, In ri'iiitii fur tin' inninion iiiur prlvlli'xn l hi' NoiIIiitii linen will voliiiilei-r In iihhInI III tho i'omI or rr-liuiliUiiK I b' tJ. ('. & K., II w'iih mild. . .' TIiIm mov la vxiiecled lo follow lliu duclurfitlun In Klamath KuIIh by Ori'K'in Trunk ofrii'luln that that road would f'k fiilrnuco to tho ktliliinlli fouulry by w:iy of KpniRiiu river. . Their proapeetlve route, iih out lined by V. K. Turner, prealdent of tlin Oremin Trunk, would reatilt In Unit road practically purnlollinK the I Oregon, t ulifornin and Kumurn IIiikh. mid move lo aecuri common dKer prlvlleKea loinen na tha rumilt of a (tiKlrii to nbvliito unneceiiKury expi-nne, II la believed. Denial that lliu fir. Kini Trunk wu aeeklim loiiiinon uHer privileges aver I ho Ori'Kon. California & Kaatern railroad from Klu ninth Kails to Hpracuo Itlver waa rxpresKed here today by W. F. Turnor, president of tho Ori'Kon Trunk and by C. A. Hurt, attorney for lbs Northern Hues. .Ilulh dnelnrod it to bn their tmder hIiiikHiik that control o( the O.'C & K. hud passed Into tho hands ot tlin Southern Pnclfle. and that any ntnvn on tha part or the Northern Hues to re-hulld tho road Jointly with tho Southern I'nclflc would meet with refusal. Allege Man Got Money By Using His Wife's Name OernliV, Dixon of ('hlloquln will be arraigned Into toduy on a charge of larceny by Impersonating an other. According to a chnrgo filed ngallist him by his fathcr-ln-law, William Crawford of ('hlloquln, Dixon whllo In Portland some time ago sent a wire to Crawford, sign ing it with the nuiiio or Juanlla Dixon. ' Tho wire nuked that J 150 bo sent I in mod In t According to tha complaint tiled by C'rawtord bo .sent tho money, thinking Unit It was going to bis daughter. Instead, ho alleges In the complaint, Dixon got tho money. Dixon today is declared to have stilted that tho wbolo thing was merely a family qunrrol and that It would be stralghtoned out as soon as his wife could bo renched Riffian Attacks Are Beaten Off FEZ, July 1. Vlolont Itlf flnn attacks upon French outposts have been beaten : off with very great enemy losses, slates n Kronen communlqito today. Kirrinn forces composed largely ot regulars were orduretl to tnko tho heights of tho upper hebon group ot outposts ut nil costn nuil with threats ot puntnh nient If tho offonnivo fulled. Man Scalded By Boiling Radiator James Tltun, truck driver em ployed by tho stuto highway com misHlon,' wns treated thin morning by Dr. O. 8. Nowsom for novoro b'.irn rocnlvetl when tho radiator of Ills truck boiled over. This is one of tho most ' tiniiBtial accidents over reported to tho county lioulth office. The Rodeo, July 2-3-4 . . '.I ! 'f! 1 ' ' ..' ' ' H';'t" With a real cunt of tan. a cheery smile and a lot of enthusiasm, Uoretui Trlckey. champion cow girl of the went, breezed In and out among her 10 head of homes at the fair grounds today, getting ready for her participation In the Kodeo events for the noxt thrcn davs. The little ranch girl declares Hint both she and her horses are In the best shape for the summer shows, and she is expecting the Jiet yeur of her earner. Hho rodo u week ago at Prim-villa and before that at Union, where she ruptured practical ly every prlxe. Uenldea her entry In the girls' relay race, tho Hoiniu. race and the women's running ruces. Miss LP. HOLDS OUT FOR LUMBERMEN Efforts to Line up Timber Interests Have Not Been Successful WIELDS HEAVY CLUB Unless Operators "Play With" Them, They Will ' Keep Rates High Will the lumbermen of the Klam ath territory lino up on tlin nldo of tho Southern rnclflc, remain neu tral or join hands with those who nro nnxloun to luivo the Northern I, hies build Into this city? That Is a question the lumbermen themselves would Ilka to liavo answered. That tlii Southern Paci fic Is 'nuxloiis to have It answered, and favorably to itself. Is Indicated by the generous errors or reduced rrelght rales nnd nwllchlnpt charges it Is making lo the lumbering Inter ests. , 1 Not All Harmony Konr meetings of tho lumbermen have already been held. Thiit It ha not been nil harmony In the Informa tion that has percolated through tho inner circles ot the powem that he, notwithstanding that every effort has been put forth to keep the lid down tight and keep from tho pub lie the slightest lilt of news hearing upeu tho efforts of thnuo who nro so diligently working to awing to the Bldo of tho P. the Influence of the lumberllig Interests In this territory, (Coiitlnlieil on Knge Two) 6 ES k f: i LORENA TRICK! Oregon Trunk to Open Office . in This City Suitle Will Be Taken in Hopka Building Shortly A Mtito of offices lu the llopka building will be opened immediately by the Orcgou Trunk raihvny, was niiiiouiireil today by V. 1;. Turner, presi dent of the Oregon Trunk. . The off Ires will for the time being bouse the legal depart ments and be used as headquar ters for members of the en- -gliieei'ing .forces, now In the -field lieiv, .Mr. Turner said, ' Later, . until the Oregon Trunk constructs Its own build ings here. It Is regarded as like ly timt the office will be used ' as the administrative center for construction work in this local ity. - I'Ol ItTIIOCSK TO CI.OSH - . All county offices in tho court house, wlu'i the exception' of tho sherirr'a office, .will be closod Thur-id.iy and Fi'Ul.iy ai'lenioins that jjunty vifflcl- nl-3 may attend the Kudo?, was" announced t:ida" by County judgo It. It. Bunnell, All of- flees with 'tho sexooptkm ot tie sheriffs offl.e will vr ut: -a bo' elAssid all day' Saturday,' hlo Fourth, ' v The Rodeo, July 2-34 Trickey will also enter the women's bucking con tests, and even agrees lo do a bit of bull-dogging providing they furnish her with a yearling steer. In tho 'off-season rhe runs a luuo-acro ranch near Prinevllle. where she keeps herself In con dition throughout the year. She has won the cowgirl championship at Pen dleton ever since she beg:in competing there in 11)19, nnd Inst year aluo captured highest honors at tho Denver show. "I'm ready to enter anything and everything." smiled the competent young cowgirl as she helped her "boys" get her string of horses in condition. MARINES TO BE STATIONED AT SANTA BAR8ARA Four Hundred Sea-Soldiers Will Arrive Early To morrow Morning WATER SYSTEM O. K. Ten Lives Lost in Temblor, a Recheck Today Shows Graphic Account SANTA BARBARA. Calif., July 1. Kour hundred United St:itt3 marines will arrive - here early to morrow to undertake guard duties In tho quake stricken zonw of Santa Barbur.t, .Marine Captain J. K. Mbr lar'.ty, at present cummnndlng a supplementary squad, announced early tuday. ' .-. . Arrangements were completed by marine radio with tho base at , San liieso, Captain .Moriartty said, and ha believed the f.jrcos would vil lain tor Santa Barbara at oare. The advent of tiie murines suid Mayor C. M. Audera. who applied to the naval authorities tor t.he force, will TiHi'aH;o guild coivtrol efforts nn,d bo a material aid to , the recon struction f,KCO.I, ' ' .' '. Water is l'nro Another Important' factor lo the Wtdf.ire of the residents lot tho stri.ken a.;ne wore contained In the Liniiouncenient of City Manager Herbert Nunn, Unit an otrielal test or tha city's water supply has prov el It pure and iincontnnilnnted by the earth disturbance. (.Continued on l'uco Two) IBig Three-Day Rodeo ! Will Start Great Crowds Expected Everything In Readiness For Western Show At Fair Grounds-Complete List of Riding, Roping and Racing Events Provided -Stores to Close All the excitement and thrills of the western round-up will be provided by riders, ropers and bull-doggers at the annual three-day Rodeo which stalls at the , fair grounds at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. , Everything is in readiness for the big show. The performers, including some of the best riders and ropers of the west, 'are ready for the pistol shot which will start them off on the races or bucking contests. -Some Real Buckers ' ' The BIy Rodeo association, which is staging the big show, admittedly has some of the greatest bucking bronc3 in the country. The Pendleton Round-up has made frequent efforts to purchase their bucking horses and equipment, which -indicates that no better horses could be found. . : , . , Judges and other officials have been selected and every event will be pulled off on schedule time, : and will be over before 5 o'clock each afternoon, according to the officials of the association. , - A complete Rodeo program has been arranged. - Of chief interest will be the bucking contests, in which half the cowboys will compete the first day, the other half tha second day and the winners ride it put f or? the prize money on the final day. - ' ;. I,--;.. ' 'There vill also be a bulf-dogging c'pnte.st and a cow boy milking contest, both of which have a large number of entries. ., " The Racing Program ? The racing program also will provide plenty of thrills. These will include a half-mile free for all race; a quarter-mile Indian race; a half-mile chariot race; a five eights mile free for all race ; a 2-mile ladies relay race and a wild horse race. All of these will be three-day events' with competition keen from start to finish. The ladies' relay race will find Lorena Trickey and Bonnie Dare each riding a string of relay ponies. Both these cowgirls have won; high honors throughout the country, and their appearance at the Rodeo here this year will add much to the value of the exhibition. Many Visitors Coming'" ; t ' According to J. J. Miller, publicity director for the Rodeo, the influx of .visitors started last night, and many more are expected to arrive today and tomorrow for the big show. The Rodeo is drawing persons from other states as well as from many points in Oregon and Northern California, and from all indications the public support this year will be much better than ever before. Klamath Falls merchants are backing' the Rodeo to the lihiit. Practically every place of business ,wilL.-be closed from 1 to 5 o'clock each afternoon, thus permit ting their employes to attend the big show; This also will serve to call the attention of the public generally to the Rodeo and should result in a big attendance each afternoon. - i; Crash Fatal To Tillamook Man Dr. W. C. Hawk Succumbs to . Injuries Sustained in Auto "Accident TUXAMOOK, Julyl. Dr. W. C. Hawk, 69. of Bay City, near hero, died today ot injuries recoived when his auto and a coupe collided on the Coast highway Sunday afternoon. Authorities are seeking Oeorgo Wil liams, ot Tillamook, alleged driver ot tho coupe, whom, they say, wit nesses accused ot throwing liquor from tho coupe following tho wreck. Officers reported finding liquor near tho scene ot tho accident. A liquor charge has been tiled against Williams, unit District At torney Bnrrlck said a charge of manslaughter would be filed imme diately. Joseph Parker ot Tilla mook, who with his wi'i'e and child, are said to havo been with Williams In tho , coupe, today pleaded not guilty to a liquor chnrgo and wan placed under ?1,000 hall. Mrs. Hawk, who was with her husband, wan slightly Injured In tho taw. Tomorrow People Urged To ; , Observe July 3rd Governor Pierce Wants People to Commemorate Accep- . tance of Ship ' SALEM, Ore,., July 1. Covornor Pierce yesterday ' Issued a procla mation calling upon the people mt the state to observe In un appro priate way tho formal 'acceptance ot tho battleship Oregnn on July .3. The offlcl.il acceptance of the ship from tho, government by .tho stale of 'Oregon will take nluno In Port land.,' Tho governor ask that, em phasis be placed upon tn thought ot tho liberation ot Cuba. ' Alii PLACES TO CUWK ' , Mayor tl'oddarrt annoum-ed this afternoon ill 1 1 he will t.i- ' 4 sue a, proclamation In the ' morning calling oa nil . bunl- . ness houses in tho city ti close during the hours ot 1 to. 6 on ti'ie three afternoons , of Die 11011001, " 1 I .'. I
