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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1925)
As War Spirit Simmers in China I DnrMl la Onto miii has ita powon .... lha anxloui Mat. Abora, al left, students at Paklm nr.- shown in an antl-forn demonstration i ,,. , riaht ihowi ;. foreign ireopar .... guard in Bnufbal, with an armored car in in.' MCkground a bloody eiaal twaaa ir..op nnt a Cblnaee mob i..k ptaaa on this corner shortly after till plctur- was MMtpi Below are French and llrltlsh enrlaori Handing l.y in the harbor at Slw.nKhai PERFECT GRIM E CASE IS SOLVED i ( ..." 'i From i .' . Our) OaHf. IK" aiding place in Oakland wurt re reel ad hi a paaual way, an other aerobe, of fata. The apart ment house proprietor attending .. dlanar puny Saturday night beeamo auaptaloua at iii lanaat wban shown ii newspaper phopugruph of llu. murder fugitive. After reliction 11... dinner guest became certain an to ih Identity of hi naw tenant ami tiriy nasi morning ti notltled 1 1 - police. Tin. bonaa WM quickly Mir rounded und Iho sulcldo followed. m.s. Boh warts r.iintN Mrs. Ko!luiu, who bad constant- ly maintained that "... pbarrad body found in tha partially wicked lab oratory was ibat of bar husband, fainted wtu'ii Informed llu. I be had taken bin own I If a. PaHoj ". broil nu'ublu lo determine wliotli.-" iin bud knowledge ihui ho hadn't perish, id In tb.) flru an ut f I ..it soem- ad to bo indicated, A lettur written to Mrs. Schwartz read: "Last Monday r Tuesday. I in tha lub. iiu oenio, straight In. Wo talked to eaoh' other for a little Wblle, whan suddenly tbo man told me that If I didn't Rive htm work. I Jwd Klveu hliu money. He at tacked me. I gave him a blow on tint bend,, He to". 1 Vara him an other, lie waa dead, i novo: thought tor a moment to l"t ku. but I could not muko tip my jnrad to a . to llt.il Presumably tba tkhwart-s attor ney) und tell him. I decided lo nm nwuy but niude n dirty Job of It. I put the man .in t u oloaet, not rtRiVi Oan you Imaglno how I tail nil tint time feeling 1 ,;1V" 1 ' yon und I be denr boya, Oh CkkdJ, how I Buffered. "Now i wiii in my deal Utile Kill, 1 do Hot know tho man, never i., k.( how h- was dfaaaid, never tonelMfd him aft that. Ill ly l.lLig 1 did Willie 1 tried to hurt, blm, to wipe out and go J,, not know where." Oat More Proof While Schwann lay dying from bin wound, i. .Mined imt a moment before ilw police had buttered down the door to 111. aparimeiii, detec- liTaa i Mind in his poaaeeolon evi dence which proved almost eon cluslvply l.iul I In; crime bad ions bean anticipated. Thin, together with the aaaertlon by lloikelo. poll that Schwartz was a itudenl ..f "perfect orlma," and dinar .indicting circuit. itanaaa led officers to bm one conclusion a deliberate murder and death hoax. The blast ocourrad oh tbo night of July .10 and the charred bod) : fou. ol in tha laboratory waa at first believed as Bahwarta, Doubt as to tao Idantlty of the corpse, which waa burned beyond raoognltlon, crept Inlo tbo cane tho next day. I Kvlden e Indicating that Iho body I won not that of the chemist con tinued to ptla up. And on Aug. I. So. warm waa charged wltli murder and a nation wide search for Urh was begun Victim IdontUiod Identification of 'he victim woe made after a week of exhaustive llivostlgnll.n. Several rellgCous bo ki found in the laboratory eon dainad aaJndwrltlna which later ! pr lived to be Identical with Unit or a latter written by Barba iho vb- lllm, to a trland, , ' ! It has u 'I been definitely de termined to what extent Mrs. Sch w.irli will receive lusuranco. Of the 1)00,000 Inauranoa her buaband car- rlad his widow will receive not more than $18,000 anil ome doubt has been exprowed if this amount will he paid. A similar orlma sevaral years ago luvi'lvod DfS DrUfflllald, an O.en-ia I den tut, who burned mi outomobllo "Science for Service" Through tha Bitpbrlmenl Station, lha Extension Bervlca and liexi.ietii tnatruotlbn Oregon Agricultural College Serves the Fartjis, the Homes, and Industries of Oregon It offers u colluffo education In Aricnlliiro, Cdmmoi Engl ring, I'oresii.v, Homo Rconomlci Mines, I'hartnneyi ypcatfona.1 Education, Chcntlcnl EllglUOurlllg, Military Science ami TnctlcH Tim BOftOQl of HASH' ARTS AND BOIBNQB8 provides tin, foundation ror all technical courses, Tha tralnlhg ineiu.ies Physical Education, industrial Journalism, 8ooutl Hclences, and Music. Fall Term Begins September 21, 1925. For Illustrated booklets mid specific Information, write to THB UKt: ihtiia it. OltnaON AORICULWRAt OObLDOB t'orvallls, Oregon with the body of a man used ua a substitute for the murderer, who 1.10 held heavy Insurance. Drum Held like Schwartz, committed sui cide, The Oregon man. under sonlence of death, took his life in prison. OREGON CONVICT AUTHOR OF BOOK ON IMMORTALITY SAl.KM. Ore., Aug. 10. Juck l.nlrd. a life termer In the Oregon penitentiary, has completed n book entitled "Tho rational proof of Im mortality", In which he purposes "to demonstrate the fact of Immor tnllty" by rational means alone. J. K. Olios, alias Jack Laird, was convicted In Multnomah county of the murder of a traffic officer af let- i.air.l had robbed a bridge tend er of the Interstate bridge. This is the "Small Garage with the Big Trade." Authorized Ford Ser vice, Genuine Ford Parts, Complete Stock of Accessories. GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes-of Course. Replacement Parts -Used Cars. Klamath Falls Auto Company 224 Main Phone 246R ROY CALL s You Can Expect More From Goodyear Tires Hut don't get tlie Idea that f.oodycar coal more. They cost no more and frefuently cost less than you pay for tires of questionable worth. There Is no reason why you should not be riding on these fine quality lire. h take a chance? Ilrop In or phone for our price of t.ooilyears in your Here Are Our Prices For Genuine Goodyear Cords in a Few Popular Sizes 30x3 Vi Clincher .... 115.35 33x4 Straight Side . 28.40 32x4 Straight Side ..27.55 32x4 i Straight Side 36.25 Our special offering on Clincher Tires 303t CUnch'r C1. 0.05. 30x3 Cllnch'r Kah $8.80 Acme Motor Co. 400 South Sixth Phone 680 HUDSON ESSEX GOODYEAR Complete Line of Tires and Hydraulic Press for Tubes and Solid Truck Tires Application of GOODYEAR Truck Tires 1 WE HANDLE THE BEST Of Course We Carry a Full Stock of GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES R.R.R. Garage OAKLAND 813 Klamath Accessories - Storage Repairs NASH Juvenile Officer Resigns Position Mrs. ituth Brodland, for six months Juvenile Officer of Klamath oounty has submitted bar realgna lion to the county court to tuke effect Immediately, Serious illness of her child In Seattle which re quires all of her attention, was given by Mrs. Hrodland as her reason for her resignation. Baa left uday for Seattle t,j be with her dhlld dating u serious operation, "I plan lo return lo Klamath county about September 1," Mrs. Brodland said today. "Then I will gather up the looso ends of my work In order bo leave a clear flold for my successor." hfobody hus been appointed to re place Mr.i. llrodltind. l'ainilies Motor to like. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klehnrdson, with Mr. anil Mrs. It. T. Cooklngham of rcndloton, Ore., who have boon enjoying a ten days' visit here with relatives and friends, and Miss Lil lian dcoffleld, enjoyed a delightful week end trip to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. I'ookinghnm are former residents of this city and left this morning for their home. Mrs. Cook ingliam is a sister of Mrs. flichurdsoti and Miss Scoffleld. IX GAMMONS LAUNCH Mr. und Mrs. Tom DellOll and Mr. and Mrs. Del Oatunion made the trip in Cammons launch up Wil liamson river Sunday to attend the Oopdo plpttfo. LK.h'T I'Olt PAST Mr. and Mrs. II. V. La Freniore of Krusno, California, have been visiting in the city for several days. Mr. La Kreniero left tills morning on a business trip to New York city. Sixty reindeer iluivo been Import ed f ri) tit Norway tO nortfaorn Mich igan In connection with an attempt to raise the animals in the I'lilted Plalos. Big Boxing Card Scheduled Here For Evening of September Fourth Earl Ritchie, Klamath heavyweight, will meet Sammy Olson, California mauler, in the main event of a boxing card scheduled for the night of September 4th., by the municipal boxing commission. Announcement of the opening of the fall cards was made today by Match maker Brown. Brown is now lining up the remainder of his card, which promises to be better than the bouts offered early this summer. If the Klamath fans give boxing real support, the commission and matchmaker will bring many of the best boys on the Pacific coast here this fall and winter. RISHOP HKRK Dr. Bishop, cattle inspector for the government, whov resides in Sa lem, is in the city on business mat ters, inspecting dairy cows while here. Dr. Bishop finds conditions very much better than on his last visit to the city. DEN VER VISITOR Stanley B. Kruguer of Denver has been among the prominent visitors in Klamath Falls during the past :week. While here Mr. Kruguer visited ! with Maude Hood and Jackie Em mons, who arc former residents of i Denver. S. P. PETS if BUT LITTLE TAX (Continued Fro) rago One) $11,410.25. Tho total of the two amounted to $101,642.59. Following is the list of lumber concerns which "endorsed" tho Southern Pacific. Those showing no tuxes paid were n-Jt In business on March 4th, lust year, but will be paying taxed tills year. The list follows: Taxes Paid Pelican Bay Lbr. Co $12,004.50 Bwaune Box Co 9.43S.19 Sliaw-Bert.ram Lbr Co .... 1,214.86 OhllOQUln Lbr. Co 1.157.03 Nine Lumber Co 14S.47 Algoma Lbr. Co 6,227.63 Big Lakes Box Co 3.0S0.71 Lamm Lgv Co 1,796.35 Klomuth Moulding Co. 50.96 Klumatih Lbr. & BM Co 4,430.56 White Pino Lbr Co 113.57 Sixth St. Lbr. Co None Oompbell Towlo Lbr Co.... 81.72 Klam. Lbr & Mlwk. Co None Ijoe Logging Co None Illinois Lbr. Co None W. M. Kltts Lbr Oa'j 92.34 Peyton Logging Co 47.73 COOLIDGE GIVES O. K. TO BUDGET UK HI) BACK AT WINDOW i J. l. ttearu oi ine r'irsi .auouai bank is this morning greeting every one with a cherry snv'le at bis win dow In the bank, after a Una weeks vac. .lion. ' Reduction of g8Q,000,000 Provided In Tentative Appropria tion Autlioried SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. Aug. 10. (P) President QoJaltdge today ap proved a tentative budget for next yoar appropriations, culling for u reduction of $20,000,000 over this yewr. Director Lord of the budget, pre sented the estimates wuleh came with the figure dijrected by Mr. Cool ldgo in his address at the business meeting of the government. Although the data was not made public, it is understood that the army and navy will hear a good portion of the cut in next year's appropriation's. President Coolidge has declared he believed an ade quate defense could be maintained ut less expense. MISS WOltTLKY ILL Miss Dorothy Wortley submitted to a major operation at the Klam ntia General Hospital c.rly this morning and news from the 'hospital is to tho of foot that the popular young lady is doing nicely. DRY RECORD BROKEN PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 10. (P) The record for prolonged dry wea ther was broken today when Portland had its 5Sth consecutive rainless day. FOREIGN CARS TODAY Foreign cars registered today In clded: J. Warren Ayer, Los Gatos, Calif.; F. M. Porter, Cor vail is, Ore.: W. A. Dunmire, Alameda, Calif.; D. W. DeLong, Sacramento; H. L. Mayo. San Francisco; Mrs. Clara If. Lytle, Marysville, Calif.; H. O. Hick erd, Halliday, N. D.; W. 8. McDon ald, Sacramento; L. A. Lundstrum, San Francisco; John Ellis, San Diega, Calif.; Colonel George J. Hamilton, Los Angeles; L. R. Lase, Orland, Calif.; W. T. Huryburt, Yuba City, Calif.; A. D. Walters, Arbuckle, Calif.; Harry L. Reese, Lau Angeles; H. L. Christian, Blythe. Calif.: Charles Julian Noe, McCloud, Calif.; J. W. Noonan, San Diego, and J. K. Endicott, Redding, Calif. BOOTLFOGER JOLTED EUGENE, Ore., Aug. 10. Mark Broom was sentenced in Justice court here late Saturday to pay a' fine of $500 and to serve a term of six months in the Lane county jail on a riharge of transportation of liqunr and a fine of $300 and three months in jail Car possession. - - - ..... a .... . . .J.'. . . , '.. 1-..... ii r We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out at 5 p. m. same day aJMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMUMMMMMj i t Of the 1,800,000 horsepower em plowed by Norwegian Industries more faun 1.600,000 Is obtained from waterfalls through hydroelec tric plants. Nothing So Important Nothing has so vital a bearing on your health as the con dition of your teeth. Defective teeth are the cause of many bodily Ills. Without good teeth, perfect health Is absolutely impossible. Don't fool with effect-get at the cause have your teeth attended to and many of your His will disappear. 1 R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless of course) 202-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main Phone 836
