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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1925)
PAGE SIX EVENING HERALD, KLAMAT H FAUjS, OREGON 3Hr Etuntinu BUtfrali). Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald PuHistun Company. Office: 119 N. Eighth Street, Klamath Falls, Ore. E. j. MURRAY Publisher W. II. PERKINS News Editor Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches here !n are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County and the City of Klamath Falls. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1928 SUBSCRIPTION BATK8 Delivered by Currier By Mail One Year .. - S6.60 One Tear Blx Monthi. 3.50 Six Months Three Monthi 1.95 ( Three Month) One Month - .5 t One Month . $5.00 2.75 1.60 .( TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1925 GAUGING A CITY'S GROWTH The clay of the alliterative city slogan "build in beautiful, busy Blanketville" seems to be fading and the day of the city survey seems to be at its dawn. Scientific scrutiny of a city's resources has taken the place of the ardent, but sometimes misdirected, clamor for industries in the municipal area. Economic surveys of this kind have been made or are being made by chambers of commerce of a number of American cities, among winch are beatcie. i,os Angeie&, Cincinnati, South Bend, Ind. Huntsville, Ala., Missoula, Mont, Atlanta and Hutchinson, Kansas. Some of these are made by engineers of national re pute. Some are conducted with a particular object, such as the Huntsville survey, which is designed to determine the advantages of the city as a location for textile in dustries. The Hutchinson survey is being directed by the dean of the school of engineering of the state uni versity. In every case che survey is intended to give the pros pective manufacturer hard economic facts instead of enthusiastic good wishes information as to market and transportation conditions, taxes, fuel and labor supply, living conditions for employes and various other things he would like to know. In this way not only is the organic growth of the city advanced ; it is also a perman ent, not an ephemeral, expansion. fuuda.neuialisiin as La K ollelto was to pronrasslvelsra. it is no small compliment to Bryan's strength that he was so generally recognixed as tin- national apostle of personal morality's claims! PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 4.-Auth-1 I'lTTSIirillill. P.. Auk. 4. (p. to consideration as a political lgu. 0,Ue were ,rvl",: '" c,l"al11 ! fourteen charges of omboiileniont 1 noso who differed from htm, far """ul "" I aoMraiiiou and wilful mlsappll.u- Carnegie HEADLESS BODY i Banker Charged FOUND IN RIVER I With But Th.fr o as poles apart In view, nevertheless j lo-U': of " ma" doeapttated j Hon of the funds of t, MINN S.MITII Sl'lvtlvS (Ives It, s Hoard Meti nleii.l- luu Talk on cuiuiHIoiis Proving herself n inosl capable unii Interesting sponsor, MIm Mai I.. Hlullll. principal oi schools lit Balboa Height. Cankl Zone. I'uuu- inn. spoke before the mouthers of the local really board ul ihclr noon luncheon ai the Wlilte Palloan Oil i noon. Miss Smllli told of IIvIiik eoudltlvui mid other 1.1,..;, in general ror Hie past 12 years 'din bag lived III I', Minimi, holding ( It,, position whlota ihe will return to 1 hi-, run. minh 8ml th is here for R llll weeKs' vlsll Willi her bin tber and stater in law, .Mr. and Urn, Wlllartl smith. a oommlttea to be In oharge of tho next semi-monthly mating of 1 lie board will bu named In a few days, the nasi gathering m the bate) ta be qn August is. Kmii Cohere of Qrgnti I'uss is in tile Oltl tOdgJ lOOklQg for a busi ness location, with the hoi of 111 11 U I UK lllls Ills fllllire Inline. roint'litvrs Qif PUHHIHTOfUO Mnsn:it kmiiiiddkii in COAIi SALT I.AKK CITY. July 31. Iff) Large Rjocos of coal in which are ombedded iim footprints r g nra, historic animal believed to be a lyraiiuoHiiunm. tlie fiercest of lb grntvorouj dlnoggurg which roam- oil tho earth millions of years ggo, have been found in the Panther coal mine In Carbon iiiuiily. Utah, The rind wan node several tbongond feet underground, The tyrunnoeaurus is believed to lone been it feel long god is to It Teet high when erect, with A lull Ilk.' n Heard. concede that he did more than any j """'v w',a 1,1 Wiumpia single man m.b. I, ,.f.,..,i... mar Wll- Dramatic In !ifo. he died at dramatic moment. Why Dan was married a year EgO. And now he's afraid of his shad ow at night. . And it leads to this: Delilah was right. As the Snuff." Swedes say, "Snuff's Stewart's Daily Letter I?y CHAR1.KS Pi STEWART NBA Service Writer WASHINGTON. Au:,-. 4. The ef fect of Bryan's death on Democratic politics is the source of much con jecture in Washington. Coming just at a lime when the earned rest. The moral of this thing I think, is this, It doesn't pay to drink. Sideswipes at Headlines Milt Strartwood Once more we take oar pen in hand to typewrite off this para graph. And the sooner the he'.ter. It seems that every now an I then, likker leads right to the pen. as in the case of Walter Hill who full with product of a still, started out to drive his car, but didn't get so very far until the mishty hand of law, garnered Walter in its maw. A plea of guilty didn't faze, one hundred bones, or fifty days of good hoard- at tho city jail. The prospect made the poor .iu..., io as jn,lt.Htlons in which he was supreme nesi. 10 BBtue oown ior a narui,,. .... . . , , ij luicicmtu uiiti muai ,u nit national mind, the first gUess is that the elimination of such an In fluential personality will count ma terially. The ' commoner's passing was so unexpected that political judgment as to its significance is not imme diately very accurately measurable, but that it alters the Democratic outlook decidedly is the consensus of Washington opinion. Never able to obtain much for himself beyond numerous party in dorsements, his influence has been potent in deciding others' fate. With its removal how will these others' futures shape themselves? This query fa one politicians are putting to themselves and one an other with an intensity, of interest which speaks for the respect they felt for the veteran's power. Fundamentalism was not men tioned under that name at the last Democratic convention, but it per meated tie whole affair In reality and at the next convention would have been still more seriously to be reckoned with. Indeed it still probably will be. hut Its foremost spokesman is gone. Hud he lived it would have been the Important political issue per haps a predominant one. Can his pine, lie taken) At first thoughts political Washington seems to doubt it. The Democratic elem'epf which he represented possibly was unable to name candldateC bqi always was able to velo others. No platform could be adopted withoul Bryan' consent. If he vns not (lie party's abso lute dtatatqr, as earlier In IiIh Ca- ! ilamettc river last night. Deputy Coroner Huckley gaU the Iil:h had (been severed apparently l!h a Many may dispute he was great sharp instrument. intellectually, but none questions his Trust company, Involving more than f.Mio.ooo were, entered here late to day kggtnit John A. Hell, president of the . loaed bank. greatues or personality. i'RE HISTORIC not; DRAINED IS XTKRK8T Of BCIKXCK eMJru OF PABHRRfa SHOWN IIV II.I.VKS Everything was coming off fine and the taller of the two robbers turned to his companion and said "Now Bill, we'll line the women up on one side and the men on th-; other; and rob tho men and kis3 the women.'' IJill was evidently more courteous for he protested with heat against kissing the women. In fact, he just about had the tall one talked out of it, when one of those unmarried women of un certain age stepped forward and spoke to Bill. "You stay out of this young man, bo's running this robbery.", A tough old bird was Dagger Dan With a head and heart like a frying pnn. He'd shot more men than the mm he'd known.. He had a graveyard all his own Which he kept up in a funny way, By digging first, and then out to shiy. With a gun ns long as a wagon tongue. And when he returned, soft hymns were sung )''or the Innocent men that he shot on sight. (Or maybe they saw his him, and died or fright.) The people In town got real mad. when He lost his temper and shot twelve men. And they cuugbl him one day down in Cougar Cup I'AAIOt'S OLD WESTERN CEMETERY is CLOtfKD I.OS ANOBLBS, Aug. 1. IJp) Latest of the famous landmarks of the southwest to be mowed down by the sickle of progress Is the old Calvary cemetery b-re which played a part in the early history of the region. Not since 1S90 has a funer al cortegj pajsed through the ceme tery's gates. An ordinance passed recently re quires the removal of all bode:; buried there. Known anion:; tl)e old-timers as the Duena Vista ccme- ter-y. the burial ground occupies more than ten acres - and entombs some of the most distinguished figures in the Spanish colonial his tory of southern California. Negllgenee in the care of the graves has rsultcd in the gradual advance of ruin. Tombstones that once stoaod in somber dignity have crumbled, while woede have grown line deep over the plots. SASKATOON, Sask.. Aug. 4.(fl) BUTEiart, Aug. 4. The tux i. Kossll hunters of the Royal Oa-'eotor in llu Prcu' City of I.'jiuIk tario Museum digging this summer J 0M ' hvo mu h trouble deter in an ancient bug near Dnndnrn.l B,llJg ".v largo are the farms In 25 miles south of hure. for eomotne '"strict under bis jtirinlletlun. trace of North Amorlcan pre-hls- j si,"'c lime Immemorial thoro has oh torlc man. have erected a diaphram i Ul,l,'d the custom of Indicating one'i puniii on nn elevated platform be-i w-'ult!i n land by the number of side the swamp. pUfarg on his front porch. Eve.y pa . ! 'ar stands for one ".inf." r "hioofl Through a hose, tin- water Is , , ,, . , ,, , , "Id (.lermmi i i-n gnatUm wbM, I, drawn oft each day. An unknown Lqttragp. species of antelope, a quantity of buffalo bones gad Indian relies! Certain very wealtn;. tanners sub have been found. It wag, believed I CtltUte mUrhlo pillars for wood, the pool served as tt watering place ) There are several examples of this for .roan, and beast thousands of;1"1 urotiiid Ncutelcb. years ago an dthat in t he lower i strata of its sands Will he found ' Serious Injury Barely Averted By 2 Copco Men Tom DuIkoII mid Lynn Nesuiiih trout mi OOcltlenl Whldl would have re suiied iii t.riouH injury or dmh to belli. llll mi IUItOU)0)illO DollUll i di Ivlitj mu or ihe Buwguc Bog Co. yiiids Mas upnrlj utruok by a loi'Olllollve UnglltO HWltplllUg lllleh mid i. mil on up- lumbar company spur. . Unuble to hem- the engine bo- ..i use of Ihe noise ,,r ihe mill, l he tw ii Mi'te driving trpn behind a pile of lumber mid before they rcnlltod, the iwltclllng engine wan upon tilCIU. 'I'o tOP would have I i fatal. no Helltell nlepped oil I be throttle mid juiit barely gol off ihe track boforo H nglne wblgged by. i.in TDIOKHY Between ihe hours of one and i". i O'clock today. Jackie BmmQM had 'he tnlgfbrtune of losing wal let with tlrt) flv dollars In iur- rency, The wallot was dropped sonie pla.e between the (.'olden Rule gtoeo and ihe p'lrat National bank, it i hoped thai the party picking It up will return n or tele phone lo US, Alleged Thief Of Car Is In Custody Some brother OtNOtt lipped Qprtf Cotad, conttable, ai to tghari i. Miinly, ihirgnl with Iho theft of an automotlta, was living mid a few wi es raaulitd late yea terdag In the grreal o B. U Ugnly in Aader- sou, Calif. i.ast Noveuiber, .Manly Is i hurged "lib luvlng stolen a roadster from Claranpa gUtwgrdg, 14 gj Donald slieet. l'Mi leaves for California tomorrow to ixJog Maul) hack fur CONTINUE TO visit ci rv Tods is tourists tnbfl all from puthern Caltornla Includa: J. U Stone, Chliu, cul. : o. T Wilkinson. Leg Angeles. Cul ; Dr. O. D. llcrry hlll, Uis Angeles, fill.: James A. Oooper, i.os Angelcg, Cel.; Krunki" PWlBi gad trial Speelmiin, Weed. fill. ; Andrnn J.I Roll, Santa Qlaxa, caii ti. 0, War-1 tacoma. vv.iii , auk t. (,ji ajtck. Oakland, Cel.; II F. Aldrlih. 1 H"v"r lr""t In American lake, ten Sun Fiirn llgOO, Cal.i M U UghttOOt, I U0 lOnUl of here, are dying by l.os Angeles.; Sara K. t.'uiumliigs, i ""' tbquogjtdg this mi miner. Dr. iMt Angules; K. J. Draper, San "lutoii D. Jouoi, county h.-altli of I ran. Ism, Ora UoKaown, Han Fruu- rl' "r- '"' found the cause to be a Cisco; Mrs. S. E. Martin. Oakland: ! Pgrtoltg or Male Which atlneks the Churles 1'. Joiiei. Soiiorn, Cal.; C I'. Swain, Hod Bluff. Cat: K. I'. ShoEldan, Woodland, phi,; Henry Itcyn. Wooilland. Cal.; 11. Nohlnr. l-oa Augulvs, Cat; E. 11. Long, Oakland. Cal.; c. s. Weaver, Ban iii.-s-'. c. I. Optbam, Colville, Wusbingi n ; carl Kenyoq, Copco, Cul.; Bu "ell B. piOlU, Oakland. Cal. J. W. I'arunt. Illslip, Cal.: llenj. Mel'otfery, Hollywood. Cat; Walter J. BUrdJnc, Majthattsn, Konaag, the imprie'i of tin.- unknown North j American pre-historis man. School House Near Hillsboro Burned lllOtOSE8 TRADE OVIVD TOKYO. Aug. 4. A guild which would handle the Itussa-Japanese import and export trade has been proposed by Vjacouut 8b Impel Qotoj according to the verngculani. a is said the priposed guild Mould he TO STI DV FARM BEDS I lULSBQROj Ore., Aug. 4. Tin capltaliued ut lSO.OUU.woo yon. The ,two room gcbool bouse of district j trade with Rnasla, uocordlog to vis- l No. 78 at Timber. -5 miles north- 1 count Ooto's gcheme. would be j west of Hillsboro, burned today..! handled by tho Japanese guild ami hWA.Ml'hl.Ol I . -Mass.. Aug. 4. ll'i : I he value ot the building was in,- the .Soviet Hureau of Trade. The President Coolidge will recall bis 000 and $4.2.10 Insurance was ear- guild would also look after any agricultural conference to map out a j riod. The fire started at 7 a. in. I concessions grunted by Hnssln to legislative program for farm aid. ; from a nearby briiKli bfbzo. 'Japaneso 1 OOMT CARE HOW VAJE.LU "T DO HE PS ! r- I have.mT Time. To be meltim o, lot I COMiM' HERE? ome LOOK AT THAT SAP WAS EWOO&H FOR ME; ITS A GOOOTHIMCr' HIS O'v-O MAM HAS GOT MOUEW OR US M TAX PAVERS VAJOOL.O HAfTO SOPPORT 111 AmoTheR -QluB- Blah They . ut off his head, hut hls.reer. at any rata ho invariably could neck healed up. i I force a compromise. And ihe senti- And nnother head grew where nienl the former NebrasVan sway tlie firsl had been. led remains, but will It lose Ha And there was Dan, Just us bad cohesion, lacking him to hold It to "gain. gether? Politicians wonder. Whr.l ninfees Id m so meek now. I Their surmise Is Hint ho will nrnvn i "I MHTinn lltK I VOU Ott IUH HM-HHH ME CANADA'S OI TIM T OF SJ3W8 I'tU.NT IKQBEDH THAT OF I'. S. OTTOWA, Aug. 4. fJP) The inontbly Canadian production of new iprlnl In May ex ded thai ot Ihe fruited States, the bureau of statistics announced, when Canada producgd I :: o.o l :t tons, against the Ii0,l2tl tons prodmed In the l'nlted States. For the first five months of Hie year. Canadian production was 022,- 084 tons, compared with BSSiOS1! tons In the United Ktutes. Tnrthot expansion of Hie pulp and paper Industry In Canada is ex pected an the result of permission by the LntampttouAl Joint Commis sion for the davelopmeiit of power by the New llrunswlck government in Orabd lulls. Two mlllH will bo erected in that province when the power is available. LADYBUOH INDl'STHV IS IjATI'.'ST in XORTHWKST OORCHAHV COUMV gllla No other ipeCleg have been affected. Dr. Jllllel reported eeg 1000 dead troui floating '" an aral no larger than ihe floor space of a small bungalow, Wounded Man Is Close To Death PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 4. Albert Wl'ke. Corvallls, who was faond shot through i.i ibdomen ai the approach to the Interstate bridge Saturday night, remained in erlt leal condition at a hospital hen. to. day, and attendants doubted wheth er ho could recover. Tho police re- ported that otto WHkV, or Buooda, Wnah , brother told in that AJ- hort tdmllted i . bfm thai he had " himself ... fit of despond bney, und IbVil the rtory he mid .,( helng shot In ,, holdup was fake, Albert subi , t.re. ,,. volver Into th,, river after ihoottila himself, Half of , ur lives VJHW MOTHERS GET SRAW Tnr LODD GPEAVR. WBNATCHBB, WOab., Aug. I. A shortage of O.OOU.iiuu lady bugi' was reported this spring by Clark Turner, "ladybpg king," Willi Is conducting a new iuduakv In North Central Washington (that or!'"u "'"' furnishing hidybugs lo orohftrdlst. Daaplte u hard winter on lady- bugs, Tnmer sold nearly 9.000)000 tills spring, Tliey are gallierml In the higher regions of the Cascade mountains, mid in certain crevices ire very tiilek. The rad-ooated llltlo Inseeis ure Shipped ol llin rrult run bos and planted about 1,000 to thO acre. Breeding several times during a sea son I bey multiply very rapidly, and are a natural enemy of Ihe green and woally aphis, peach bred louse mid oilier orchard posts. Benjamin Pfajikjln was for irr'ariy forty years ebnneoted in some capac ity or other with the post office Department) ittx km; ns in nit!,!; 8V8TB.M IN liBQTUBB TO oitKtio.v AaaUM CORVALLW, ore.. jTiio bud- l0 nyslem In football Is mueli illllek er than Hie pld-fMhlrtloe .-II system If used rightly by a fust team. Kuitto ItOCkno, bead football coach of Notre Dame Unlvorslty, told a class logrn Ing Ihe fundamentals and llieory o' fpotijall m (ireK Agrioulturo Col. lege hero recently. "Therd is no 'chance to mu ig- "Ih. or for the opposing team i 'ileb ibeni , hudflj- ,MtQto'.. lie sulil. Noire lb ,i... " .o nun- Wild turkeys are to be Introduced Into Oregon, a section of America lo which I hey were never native are sponl tlllKlllg to people about Miller people, (J.R.WiIIiaws ROMBRH ON III HINr.ss c. Uoberls of DlltltimUlr !s tnins noting business here today. -1 C.lnSses me Worn us a budge of superior social status in certain pans or China, (rnmos withoul lenseH OftOh being worn. BARNHATIT'8 BAt.'n Of WWM DRBSMiiiB, -ii Adv. Fur Manufacturing. Coat Rcmotleling ah work gtiltranWed Mrs. Wm. Bcssler 02f, Waohlngtton DelWoell BlXblt mid Hnveiilh tlon ' i you linoivV. I sontothlnf; Blmllur as n loss to ei a aumca "cj
