The Evening herald., August 18, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1025
Issued Daily, except
Company Office: IT'
Sunday, by The Herald Publishing
N. Eight!) Street. Klamath Falls. Ore.
E. f. MURRAY Publisher
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Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 18"9.
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The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
qnrl the Cilv of Kl.nnalh Falls.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1925
HOLD THE ELECTION
The city council should call the special election) for
the second ward. The excuse that it will cost too much
money is a poor one. The charter provides that an elec
tion shall be held and the provisions of the charter should
tie obeyed. It is not for the council to question it it is
its dutv to obey the law.
There is a strong suspicion that the refusal of the
council has back of it a well laid plan 6f tho Southern
Pacific interests to put through the council cejcfcah i -lation
favorable to its efforts to block the Oregon Trunk.
Knowing that such legislation will meet with the prompt
veto of the mayor, the hope is entertained that the coun
cil, as now constituted, could pass it over the veto and
the scheme to keep this citv bottled up will be success:;:!.
It is also claimed that back of the refusal of the council
to !iold the election is the move to close certain streets
and allevs on the lakeshore. all of which are in the sec
ond warn. There is strong opposition to the surrender
of this public property to private interests, but since
there is no councilman from the second ward, the
fight against it will have to be carried on from the out
side. If these suspicions are not well founded, then the
quickest way to dispose-of them is for the council to im
mediately call the election and cany out the provisions
c.f the citv charter,
Urge New Chamber
to Join Federated
Board of Klamath
An invitation to iiii recently
tunnel Chamber of minorcc til
' Chtlotiuln in Jain Ilia Fodoratvd
Hoard or Klamath, has been ail
tended by Hi" iviMiiuiii'i county hum
1 per nt comuteroe, Andrew CoHlfer,
;tc". Jriii of lln .hainbor u ,.iiii-
pivrcq nnaounced i idny ni the
chamber of rtoiiiuitiivo direct is Inn-
oh eon,
Tim Invitation was Indprporated
in n latter of oontrtfuUtion in tno
tio ,-hili proffered on behalf of llio
i Kiiiimuh ohntuber by Itfuu P, Babtn,
MoiTou.iry,
1 i Kit i'ii.li PiSSKNtii
mva'x. v. ukaiiv.kok i sr.
STEWARS&
WASHINGTONP!
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EVERETT TRL'-Z
By CONDO
LONDON". : uluj! So iot
pouter ens' sea airplane .to sci.it 14
pasSense'n: recent:? completed Itii
trials and will be used i:i the crods
hannel service. It .'.ins a :.i.v
:oo::.v cabin with wicked arm halm
f:r fhe passengers who will have a !
constant supply jf fresh air by
nftaks :f special veu: la;1 :n.
Emergent".- exits ure provided :
the room obxrald it be necessary far
passengers to' emerge in case of
landing on the sea. in which case
fhe wheels, axle and under-car la i
trots can be dropped by means oj
a lever In w pilot's cockpit. Tlv
body of He machine :-. watertight
and buoyant and would float for
several h-r.ars.
(Continued From Page One)
18.-
Tbe word I have received," said
Can't Be Bothered
if he or his i
WASHINGTON. Aug
Democrats' fight on the Kepubli- (-g sheriff
cans tax reaiiction program ui
winter won't be against reduction.
but against tha kind of reduction j When asked
iX-tha, cVnTdered deputies would investigate
tain the Republicans will advocate. , the mUl'deTOUS aSSault Oil
it wouldn't do to oppose redue-jg Mexican, Sheriff Hawk-
ticn. That's bound to be popular , jng replied ;
with everybody. The party that i v ' ...
fought it would be doing the worst "Not Until Somebody flies
thing imaginable for itself. a Complaint, 01 Until it has
On the other hand, the Demo- ( been officially bl'OUght to
crats figure it will be extremely pop-jmy attention."
ular to oppose reduction of a sort -r .1 pmn1nvpt, tn.la'v
that will benefit mainly very ran, , j. ---
men and big corporations.
were endeavoring: to check
jup on the names of the
re' i Miivietinc ornnlnvpfl in t.hf
crew near Algoma to ascer
tain, if possible, the identity
this
He's
That Secretary Mellon want
ductlon to begin at the top
time there isn't any question
He's wining to let the small fry of the supposed assailant
have a little of the gravy but h
wants the big helping to go to th
sur-taxpayers.
He was eucbered
out of having
affray.
Siskiyou Slayer
Breaks Silence
report Irom Algoma was to
the effect that the workers
;thia mnminpr nmffissefl to
his way last v:ir but it appears to; , . 1. i
be sonerally agreed among the Re- knOW nothing of the Cutting
publican manaent that he's to have
his turn at tl- next session of Con
gress provided, of course, they're
able to give il to him.
It's no cinch that they will be
nble to. They probably can man
age it In the iiouse of Representa
tives, but the Senate's doubtful
more than doubtful. The Demo
crats will be against the Mellon
plan and so will most of the insur
gent;; not only the chronic Insur
gents but also the occasional ones.
To summarize, tax reduction will
he talked about endlessly at the
next session of Congress, but it's
oulte among the possibilities that
there'll be no actual reduction that
the puzzle will be left for tin
enth Congress to find the answer to.
MARK TWAIN MKMORIAI,
TO FRATITRK BUILDING
KEOKI.'K, lows. A memorial for
Mnrli Tuvalu will be i.nluiled In the
new building '.if an in u aiice c mp
latty hero.
Tho new building will be located
next d.cr to the old print sh.p ;n
which Mailt Twain worked a.; a
lirlnter during i:r.ti si'iiing t i ' for
it lolly directory, which his bpjMier,
Orion, publlBhed. la this dlra'tory
the humorist gives '.its occupation as
uutlyuiirinn.
(Special t Toe Herald)
YRBKA, Cal., Aug. 18. George
Pappas, held in the county jail here
on a charge of -murdering Peter Re
garis, broke t.-.s silence totL'iy and
told of the Quarrel leadiag up to
the figiht at Mt. Hebron, Fiiduy
night, which terminated in the deatli
of Ilegaris, and the 'wounding of
himself.
Pappas said he I'aad gone to the
liegaris home for some crackers and
that Regarls attacked him with a
hdavy stick of wVjod. He said 66
fled out tho d:or and that Begaris
followed Htm, shooting at him, one
bullet striking him in the cheit.
They lolia tell, he said, and he tiicn
got out his pock'-: knife and ;i n
cd 'Ills assailant In the stomach. Ile
garls died In u l val hospital Sunday
night.
Pappas wan In trouble here last
fljll for threatening. It is alleged,
the rives of prohi officers. He was
( ac'l"IUel after a sensational trial.
I JOHNSTON IN
Chiloquin Stores
Agree to Remain
Closed on Sunday
Foundation of another mer.-antile
bureau in Klamath Is being laic j
In the fast growing town of ChBo
quln by U cooperative spirit among
the merchants which was manifr it-
ed last week in an agreomenl among j
storekeepers to remain closed -on 1
toe Sabbata.
For the first time in the hlstary
of the town, ail the substantial
stores in ttoe community wore clos
ed last Sunday and the practice
will be followed henceforth.
MONTANA VISITORS
Rnroulo to California, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Z. Stockfnger of Llbby, Mont.,
are visiting for a brief period in
Kiamath Falls arriving here this
afternoon from the north.
A THWi AD5UT T J MaVrST . .
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v&o Potteo "t,h.vt r.'Aivt, J-ET
ling whc-n
if you "nope -v -;VrM i-V
w ro., I . , tfiJ,iWi-t; -i i y
fe TO KS'STROY I ; ' ' J L,A t
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Sportsmen Arrange
for Big Barbecue
At a mitttni of (ho Klaiuutb
Bporunton'a uioclttlon held in too
chamber of coiiiiui'ivo lust even
fug. it was decided to hold a doer
bnrbtttuo for tbi mtmbon of the
association mid thttlV friends at
Crooked Qrook iiuti in iy on Uio lltjb
of Sepl' iiibci'. The affair to be In
tho nature of a reunion for all lo
j cul Hportsmeii.
I. oral iportipnien are turning their
I I niiiKhti to tall bltUtlU, with the
oponlng of (ho duck and goose sea
i -mid starting on (bo first day of QotO
.her and cloajng January I", The
senson for uuull and CblneM pbea-
niiei opens on lb" 15th of October
and closes on (bo Iuh( day of (he
month. The deer season In Oregon
opens on (he 1Mb of September
and closes Ibo tOtfc of Oilobrr.
In Siskiyou coillily iu California,
(he deer season Is opeii on the first
of Seplrmber and closes the lftth
of Oiiober. In Modoc coiiuly (bis
year (hero will bo m, forkr-d born.''.
tnnledaer ur spike bnnki killod. The
Keauon In Modoc county will open
mi the I Sib of September and close
on (he ir,!h of October.
COUNCH, TAKES
NO AC I ION FOR
WARD BLBC HON
Winn 1 1 worth rnnfo o lltn till t,
tBOtt or a brnivl new clly DUnoll
mini ?
To ibe ,.nv a unell'i tttlnd, tho
$1,011 would he of Kieatet' bwiuflt,
inn to the vntori 'f nocond ward,
Urbo li.no I a Willi 'ill represeiilii-
Hon ilnoe ib" reaiioutlon of Mm In
yvntt, iao now tounellmlin ! of pH
llinry iinporlanre.
WMeii an ordinance pubntltUd by
Pftul Uanibtrt, 411 va-iIiikioii.
whloli would ui . rlioij Npeciui olee-
1 Ion 1 r cOuKlolimMj was read, (ho
I'ounill, with 'he fXcojltlon 0t C.
IC. Stuokoy, t ,k the n lltl n:
" 1 .0 1 (belli petition fur II. If xvn
can niivo (he money an I olllUij II
tor niprovemenu, mi UtUCh tW hot
tor. "
So when fltuckoy moved tho rd
in. in. c poiinod to ltd iocond rend
lag. he could Kel no 110 nlil a id tho
niovq dlo.l a speedy ib u.l.
)''ioin djOwfl Hocoinl ward way l
leard omlnibUa runibUiiia ind tho
BOUnOll will llOUbtJOM be pall 'i
call next Btondly ulsbl by n group
of Irate eltlrctis who wanl Ibelr rl
irlct repivsenled , it the citv gov.
eminent body,
l ire MiiiIIk Kiiliugcd
An offensive ntlnii I " llllpkl
which tprloi up like muihrooniH
Wbp (liken iwltb (be pagMMO of all
ordloanco ntw'Stni tho fire Itiniu
approximately 12 bjfock '.
I'i 'lo tion of ubutuntri build
Inm vui Klamath uveinie, south
Sixth at reel and m Me Ksil:inude,
led the oily futhers In take slept
1 1 slop further building of shacks.
The Ordinance curries an ,'iner-
gellcy rlullse and gon llllo effect llll-
mediately.
POSSES GIVE yp
TOCT SEARCH
' YeSSI? BELIEVE WE' AMsiK -WMEN vjbTake WoTheI? JoYiDE LlxCe
His I'LL s3tfAT home - WhaTa The Cak -all ooveeEt? wi7h rags
flffl? we ah cweeep wfa oitsT-iPs a sweeTufe -macriepTo A MAN
WMOSe idea of a Swell caFo isB-See howaianV wffeeemT Wfic
rnP.? UP t'a.M ffeT BAWLEP OIjT BY AHV Fllf2lHE?M02 - Etc. bTz
Charles Johnston is 111 Hie city for
a few days from Pelican Day tianip,
suffering with an ulcerated tooth.
v
SAI.KM. Ore. Aug. IS. The man
bunt for Tom .Murray. Kllsworth
K'lly and JatDU WlllOl, Oftpod
conrlotg, CAmo to a driimatii- 00M
! In this vicinity early this morning
just ns Hi" pogaomen were itandioi
ready 10 go over (he top in (ho
, first real live clue of (heir 120
hour search.
The word lu disband and reluru
10 tbolr bono's and posts of duty
-.uio' 10 Ibe special offlcorn. prison
guards and national guai'ilsiui'U as
they win- awaltlbl dawn at the A.
T. ktlno farm, two inU's west of
Mount Angel, where a 1 - year old
; son of the Klines had reported that
two roughly clad ami heavily armed
mdn had come out of the brush,
nsked him for and received food and
disappeared yesterday afternoon.
lings had boon riiHbed to the
BCona and everything was got for
the posse to take to the trail.
Then came the word from Port
laud flfnd the hunt ended.
j Today the normal routine linn
been resumed at the prison, the
guards are all back at their posts.
and Warden Dalrymple announces
'that from now on he will have to
roly upon tho work of the police
officers of Cortland and other points
to capture the criminals.
Thoae who led the posses are to
day principally puzzled pj to how
the convicts lay for at least Hirer
flays within Ibe posse lines and left
no trace of thylr presence.
Among prison officials the signed
statement Is generally dismissed
with a wav of lb" band as a typi
cal "convict story" but neither they
nor any of the former prison heads
hi re are In any manner Inclined to
scoff at the nerve and the daring
of the 'trio.
Murray, they agree, haa estab
lished bin claim to being one of the
cleverest and nerviest convicts ever
to escape hero, and they predict tbnt
he will never be taken alive and
without a battle unless captured by
su rprlse.
to Mwmupasw
.Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Wyatt und
family are leaving tomorrow morn
ing for Mnrsliflold where they rwull
rb.lt with relatives bnd friends un
til bha flrgt .t nnil week. Miss
Mazle Roberts, their nlero, who has
been visiting them here .for some
lime will return to ilier home wtlh
them. ; 0I
VISITING I'ltOM AHIIIAM)
Mr. and Mrs. (ileal of Ashland
were visit: ts hero over Monday with
relatives aird friends. They are en
joying a vacation trip and will spend
several days in tlib Fori, KUnintili
and Cheery Creek ppuntry flslilng.
Any man who gets up early on
Sunday when It Isn't necessary Is
Just too lazy to go back to sloop.
t'IMMIII It OI AltTKItN I. i:SKll
Perle tly gallaflfd With Ihclr
dwelling, tho chamber of eitninerce
board of directors doKSdad I its 11 'on
that they would afsjn a lease by
ubicb ibe I'hiimber Mould be clveu
(nancy oi 'the space f ir eve mora
years. A. II. Collins ti in,, owner
of the bultdliiK lu "bb b Hi" cham
ber of cbmmorca Is locatodi item
for the chamber rooms will oon
Unite at 175 a 111 null.
.SCHOOL HOARD MKI.TS
Nobblbi but tho most ronilno
transpired lift night at the reguar
meetlh of the coMry Rcbool bourd.
mils were allonred ami contractors
at work tin (he new Central school
Were partially paid for t'helr work.
TIIOTTIM. RBpO&b HltOKK.N
cl'Bvblano, auk. if, m'i
TrilHiiK seven eighth of a mllo In
1:I( 2-5 ttnluy, Tritnx broke his
sec no worlds record at the prevent
North Itliinlall gritnii clr 11K meet.
Ing. Today's perf.;rmuii e clipped
a o'cond off tin- time made by
Crawf ,rd at I.exiiKion last fall. Lust
Friday Truiix broke Die world's
trotting record fr a mile a ml aa
ICnbb, making It In 2:20.
Bids Opened Soon
For Cedar Posts
lleforo the end of tho week, bids
for 200 ciular posts which will be
used as llio support for street nigns
IhrniiKlioiil Uiu city, will bo opened,
seconding, to Bhnar 11. iiaisiger, nrjio
li baudlliig (he work of securing
the mutorliil.
Mr. Itulslgor has bcon Hucurlng
prices tin posts und will buy Uio
posttt' from the mionay donated by
1 iif Dhamber of oommarco, pkos tha
receipts realized from Ibo basoball
gnniii between tint Uvenlng llerulil
and the Mcdford base ball toutn.
All thu money n h bus been
OOtllflOted for street signs has 1)eon
turned uver (ho Pollen Jutlgo Ju
ghiigeu land tiopoirlteil In tho Street
Sign fund.
The clly ill as agreed to put up the
signs as soon as all llio material
Is uecurod and airangemenls made
as I 1 how, where and when tlhe signs
will bo erected.
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a strict. Money Hack Guarantee,
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111 Vulcanized repairs.
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