The Evening herald., September 24, 1925, Page 1, Image 1

University J.ibrorv
'iiiowie, Oregon
rublished Daily ut
KLAMATH FALLS
"An Empire Awakening"
Eighteenth Year Number
FORMALLY HELD
E
George H. Norris Charged
With Slaying of Thomas
Dovcy, Editor
RELEASED ON BONDS
Friends of Accused Man De
posit $40,000 to Insure
His Appearance
UMO, Wash, Mi Guoihb H.
NMPllS, l-ll engineer M'eS bound OVDC
tn tin ittptrior count on n cliargjc of
roiiNilriuy lo MUltle? TIlOlttAS Dot'.
ary, KcUo rOltor, mi n nrollnunju')
In -ii iiij; lu.t nljtht before Justice M -Cuy,
ut entitle (lock, i'lic bsMUrlttS
wim out marked hi all ilt'iuniiif i :i
Hon, Morris was released sin,.
cmhi ball,
.Mr. Jullu I'rlre. MMit row Inns mi
auiu ramp .ii Kelso? urns rh i ncl
jinl witness but night, testifying thai
xhi' heard i io aiioi unit killed Dot
cry, Junn 19, und SON I uiuu .
thnngh hrr park, sod recognised
Ji i in o.t lbs Kri, 1 1 1 v engineer,
though she (ii'i sol know ill naino
ut 1. 1 Him'.
The bearing la! nfclBl u mil-
dtiotod uy Prosseutlni Attorney HHo
IllHlL
Flortowlng ii roinrn i KoUo iun
lilr'M. A. Iturlr T il l. deptned m.i ,
or, uiul complsldsiH in tbo ci large
filed .mntum No i In, wim MrVOd
with u fourth wsrikni 'harglng ma I
elous porsoontloo. He srrsnged (or
IbitlH, sad wan rolMSOd lit 11 1 1 t it t fc 1 " -
Navy Officers
View Wreckage
Of Shenandoah
Seek to Form Clear
Idea of Collapse
Of Ship
t.AKK HI'llST. N, .1 . BOPt, M.
(I") Wreckage f lbs airship Kuan
iitidonh Vim insparted tnday by tin'
naval mombors thai they might
form a clearer Idos of lbs survivors
as to just what bspponod wltbln
tbo big ship uin ii sho broke up in
ii storm oror Ohio. September :t.
with a Inns of H officers and mi ll.
Survivors explained in U)S courl
doutlls rogardlng Ihs ship's con
struction anil tba function of tbo
vurloun ploOOS of wreckage Which
hud boon laid mil on tbo flour of tbo
hnngar here In tln relative poKltion
in which it was in tbo original hull
Ineludsd in tbo salvage were Iho
flvo onglnos or tbo air fighting
ofafti ail of thriu considerably dum
nerd si ii roouli of tbolr full: parts
of Hi" teaming, much o( n twisted;
control and otbor wires; fragtuunts
of tho control car ; some Of the
automatic ami maneuvering valvos
for roUuminit helium, some ot thotn
damaged by tin' fail, as well sit
luirtn of tin covering Imik. the .tun
ruIlK unit even hlunketii used by
ini'mbri'H of i hi' crew.
Naval Fliers
Are Welcomed
Commander Rodgers
And Crew Reach
Golden Gate
HAN PRANOISOO, Calif. Sept. 21.
(P) The battleship Idaho, bearing
Commandi'i' John ROdggrs and four
members comprising tba cmw of the
nnvut seaplane pn-h n. i, entered
tim ootiti'ii Date ut 1:80 a. m. today
mid beaded for Man-O'-Wnr row,
iiIoiik iho Bmbaroadero. The Idaho
wn convoyed by n float ot mnnli
craft, Whlfs overhead circled and
dipped a fleet of aircraft.
Tho tiotdi'ii Date along both shores
wim lined with cheering and flag'
wuvIhk crowns unxioiiH to got thd
firnt RitinpMa of Cohtmandor tlpdgers
nnd IiIk crew, while iha Bmbareadero
add Market Htrantu warn swarming
with other orowds bent on weloomlng
imma tho Intrepid fllors who winged
their way lliroiiKh tba QOIdeU (lata
mora t linn throa wcaka iiko on tho
Bttcmptod fllglit to Honolulu,
KELSO ENGINEER
IN MURDER CAS
3Ihr latenhtn
M'M
Engineer at State
Capjtol Succumbs
sai.k.m. Ore, Bept. -I. Jacob
Warner, r, I year old. w': far 13
years hits in ontef ebilnoer at
iha state capll i. HlfliJ .suddenly
(y todaiy from a heart attack.
Mir, Warner had been In in bealtb
tar unto time, and, Ciad been away
from 'iii work for sevorM weeks,
lint waul to Ills ivprl( 01 tile slulo
hotuke this ntUrnlhg, Ha betiamS
holptessly in nh'iit 8:80 o'clock and
it physician wan dalled, tie w.i
removed to hll home, till? North
Mth St., where ho idled,
e NO At i'ioN TAKBN
Member lof the KlwanlS olllb
have taken no nctton with ref
erence to the moventeni to
change the name of Klamath
KaiiM to K'lamath, h was to-
pariad yesterday that the club
favored dtafl ahorter namei but
Ktwanla oftlolala boduy said
S i he quest. loo had not beau rr-
knally presented and m- on
tiy Uh BlWbi
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 24, 192
Seek Vandal Who
Killed Deer for
Horns and Skin
(Special in T io Hornld)
YltEKA, Calif. Sept. 84. It, Iho
Identity ot lihe Ban Pvanolsco hunt
er who killed a six point initio tall
doer, six miles eusi . f Pumice St.m"
mountain, In the Modo.' livu beds
near the Oregon-California line, tor
lis 'liars nnd cape Is. learned, a war
runt will ho Issued for htm.
Deputy Fish a'ld Game OonUnls-
slsner William Llpplnoott wSio Ihvbs
tigatcd the slnughter of tbe, animal
and 'found Its decayed carcass f run U
ly de'rOured thai ho would ask fos
a Jiill sentence (or the vandal. If ho
is eniight. The deer wns recently
klllo.l nnd stripped of its Worns
' anil Clljle w.ilie Hie ilie.il who aii'w-
f)M Io Ko U) waste. The hiinter was
1 1 seen (with his trophy but his nnme
a I W'as not secured.
I
!: it rii riti;.Mn.s ri:i,T
k o M k, Beptt :m. ifl) T w o
slrmiK earthQtiftkQ Hhoi'ks wcri- felt
totluy at AvetMtsOi UT tttllei Basl 61
Mvouio. DRUBlng 0OtltWrftbl alarm
Associated Press Leaded Wire
STONE AGE TACTICS
Searchers Abandon All Hope Of
Finding Missing Farmer Alive
Hope or rintlhiB Martin Owt-nsby,
Mfiflll nuirlirr, in tin wootltM, slopt's
of HurlilflnTiy mountain was nhan -
ilonni this ntOnuitg ti a search party
of foUf mi l) who have been tiftckng
the forests for sovoral days in an n't
toinpi to HnO the itUssing num.
Somoulu-ri In tho vast Itlurk for
osi of pint's in Crater National park
or .lust outMilo the boundary, Owous-
ttyiios dead or ttylft it is tin beltef
of soarrlu'i s Iu luivo been toltlg
Anna Springs tamp In Crntor Lake
park as their supply depot,
I'our men ludiovotl tllO search to
be hoprloss. Another; party bellevea
tltero 1 lHI u chaut-o anil is hrat-Mi-,
tho hrush anil scokhiK for tdgtia
of foot tracks Underneath (ho tall
pluos.
Son i ihors finally lota tod Owens-
n' fiivi tamp, after he left Huckle
berry city, it became known today
Hut tracks or Other slns leading
from the camp were not uncovered.
II Is on the Strength of finding this
camp that the second searching par
ty U coutimiinK to eomh (he wilder
HC4W. The camp wns located a mile
Ikteralii
r'l" Hucklrht-i ry tnounttthi.
! OwOMsby, Wlio 111 a Ulan of
! 1,1,1,11 hht rop ,lt W
Germany to Attend
Peace Pact Parley
BERLIN, Sept. 24. The cabinet
council under the chnlrmnnship of
President Von llimlcnhurg today uc
eeptea the allies Invitation to se
curity pact conference, on the as
sumption that the German note of
July 20 will be adopted as the
basis tif the negotiations.
S(M,S NEAR UOM,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. (P)
WashinRton clttttbccd within two vic
tories of the pennant boday by de
feating Cleveland, 4 to B, in th? ,
first game of a double header.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. (P) Npj
fur! her attempt to make a non-stop
flight From California to. Hawaii
will be mvde before Januany, Secro-j
tarn Wilbur announced today,
Forty - Three Pass
State Bar Exams
SAI-KM, On, Kept. 2 4. Forty-
three of the sixty-one applicants
who took the state bar examinations
j held in Salem last July were suc
cessful, Arthur S. Benson, clerk of
' the state supreme court, announced
f here yesterday.
The success, u' applicants include
George H. Brewster. Redmond ;
; Clarence b. Phillips; Medford J. n.
O.qoK, nnrns, and Jeau K1. ltipaul
and James k King) Bugene,
Which Do You Want
"Klamath Falls" or "Klamath"?
I favor changing the city's name to Klamath.
( )
( )-
I oppose any change in the name of Klamath
Falls. v
Signed
Address.
BUY AT HOME; LOCAL
MERCHANTS CAN GIVE
YOU BETTER BARGAINS
i i I I ' I r r 1 .1 . i .1 1. 1.1 ij .1 1.1 ij i jlj UO-W-T If
PRICE FIVE CENTS
OF CONVICTS TO
START OCT. 5TH
Murray, Kelley and Willoa
to Face Marion County
Juries Next Month
SUMMON WITNESSES
Prosecution Ready to Begin
Efforts to spend Prison
Killers to Gallows
, SALKM, Ore.. Sept. 24. Snb
poenas have been IhmumI for 21 per
sons who will appear an witneiqieH
for the state in the trial of Tom
Murray, Kllsworth Kelley and James
U'illos. who escaped from the state
penitentiary August 12, after kill-
ing J. M. Holman and John Sweeney
'two guards. The trials begin with
the Murray hearing on October j.
All three of the convicts are Ac
cused of first degree murder.
The persons whom the state will
' call as witnesses are:
j Lloyd T. itisdon. county coroner:
Oeorge W'ciKel. a photographer; Dr.'
W. Carlton Smith. Dr. G. E. Prime,
Ij. S. Murray, chief clerk at the
prison: Itobert Crawford, flag super
intendent at the prison; A. M. Dal-
rymple. warden: Peter J. White,
! guard; J. B. Ncsmltb, turnkey who
1 was knocked out with a cuspidor
'by the escaping convicts; John Dav-
ison, guard who killed Oregon Jones
during the break; Charles McKin-
ley, W. B. Gardner and S. B. Sande
j fer, guard: Lute Savage, guard who
i was wounded by the fugitives; Zlnsj;
J. Zlnn. taxicab driver who was
! kidnaped und whose car was com
) mandeered by the escapes; Leo
I Wilde, Otto Lucht and N. W. Mil
' Icr. three Monitor youths who were
i kidnapped by the fugitives and who
took them to tbe Newman borne
incur New Era; George. R.obleon,
I Alice V. Osborn and W. H. McEI-
roy.
Readers Favor
Changing Name
Voting Brisk For First
Day on "Klamath"
Question
For "Klamath Falls" 40
For "Klamath" 47
K venlng Hera Ut readers f a vor
changing tlie name of Klamath Falli
to Klamath. At least, this was Indl-
, rated when ballots printed vcstei
j day artrrnoon were counted at -j
o'clock this afternoon,
i Voting was even mure brisk than
j had been expected, indicating that
; residents of the city are taking
j icanlnc interest in the movement
which wan launched recently by the
Hotary Club.
i One man protested against both
; Klamath Falls and Klamath and
( suggested that the city be known
I as "kink vil le." I'mptestioiinbly, lie
was a resident of Links ill- in the
i pioneer days and is guided In his
I decision by entry traditions.
Tbe voting ballot will he run for
one week on the front page of Tho
Herald, and those who have nor
I stated their preference are urged to
j cut out the ballet today and either
mall or bring it to the Herald ot-
i rice.
I When the voting Is completed, all
ballots will be delivered to the
chamber f commerce where they
may be filed with the referendum
' vitii' tiikfii hi- tbe chamber of com
merce members.
So if you haven't voted, du It
now. Mark an before your pre
ference, sign your name and get
your ballot to the Herald office.
MURDER TRIALS