The Evening herald., July 21, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVENING . HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGON '
ton
MTHERSON
CASE
LONG
FROM
SOLUTION: STILL
No Indictment Returned by
"Grand Juryj Pastor. ;
" Follower jubilant
-v v.-v . - . ",
!los AVOKr.BH,; juvr u. m-
Tha 'cum o A I Hit Holiplo Mi'I'hor.
tin-lodny ',wm) up fearer a solulWn
thWn huh1 ahn ,drraitllly rap-
, pArdat Agua PrlMa, Mexico. June
33, after rtrvg mlaain SI days imd
prttnibly, drwwued, and lolil bor
. elory of saving bean kUuaped aud
lie'ld tortntunm. v.-.
. i- i . -'.The
count jr grand Jury wblo'j y-
terdey finished n exhaustive Iiivm-tigatl-Jo
lasting, three weeks, report
ed nt. the cooolyelon' o(.Jts inquiry
tbat the vld'no prttducn.to- dale
wa; Ineulflrlent ln,.-wurrat aa In
d,lclnit.aglpi'l tbe qireanldenll
fled person iwp jnttad woman j
hM by. Mrtt '.NtulHwrwja M
obdue Oor,'-l4) the grand Jury
returned', a ' bjankat'.' Ipdlctmeni
ngirrfri tu alleged ltuaHV l'
artkm would hat bna aoaittrund to
suUtsaUato lb itIUfa story.
Tie ouly ufflrlal; comment on th
grand Jury' Sailor to (M tru
big im from Jij)Uty. IMntrkt At
Oprney, Jo ' Hyan, who directed the
lVllgul'lob. ' j'",., , j
TVi action 0 lU grand Jury "ex
plain fully1 the rwelghl, nf rldur
-1( I bo ran," u hi brlf expla
nation.' .' ,' ' '
; rAibornra . for Mr Mcphanwn,
however, a vindication of tbi
evangelist' kUuuplbg Uiry In tba
Hotting of . th mnd. Jury. ' "
V'The,' offW"l .' Uveatlxellon ' nut
ohly .bears t ut Iter story and proves
Utrut, bat reveal bor to tba world
oi ; 4ruUifit. upright woman, wbo
!(fer'wltutVl tba attack) iu a ro
)tUui,' Ood", (artnr mannrr. Mra.
jUplCrton' 'atory. rvlaud time aod
,arala - to othtlahr and olbari
Uji'Wfti '"it. firm andi unh;k9"
tiaflW; ;tlV:; It wiu , (old." bor
l((l,''MlrM, 'd.iy4 - 'a
AMI tltoa boi jMl UU HI, AnkHi
'kjVv (' ! '1 I' A ". -
j,tl't-',iil.i jikVMiwati..a.. i.-tw.lM
ajraoW biipiranr o tbe .Wman
IMVttAr, mfculd b obutlnuid "irotll tb
loytry, U utlrry :.liarrd, up .wa
ladkalaJ, Vb' McPbron'a, .at-
tol naya al by -lb dlmrkt ktlorncy'
ottloe. The fc-rnd ary alao pawd
Uin -way. for lurciior InroitlKatloo
wbad -Korainan .VIIHam .11. .Oarlar,
In tort'.ui tba tltid lima, anao'uncrd
tbia( tba rand Jury -woirid -b "?pn
if ail . tlmoa ', U , tocolro ob' yl
dn,e . a Vt. Mcl'baratth anbibt
uluH ."abouU'ab contluua nffortt
to ttbtan'.la'u br Uiry 1 ufthfr." '
.iTb avnllf a attorooya.'ln (heir
atatawept, ftnouncd that thf ckae
t lib irrand Jury lnriitJ(lon only
Olarkfd eb cloan of tbft flfat pha
paliioe Mangers :'.
X Make Statement
'W wlU to bpra our tppracJa
Joo to thoaa j! Hi bo ; attended the
DOwtx.il daaoojattb.Allmont But
urdair nlklit, and lar-otfar ao eiplan
' ation. Aa announced; we bad aecur
d the' aerrlcea int on jf tba oohI
Uavellnf orch'eatraa pnthf' road.
Thla orfnmliMloq Informet ,'b on
tbo eve of the dahce- they .could not
hppear and nt',: tao lat tnlnuto we
Wfra.reiulred jtojaubatltutn another
brchoatra wblbb' we know 'was not
lh boat, '-, '.'; ,; '....
.,, AY r n"' the omunl(y, and
wlab 'itba publlo to know this la not
bur' wy of dtflnf bustntM. ' "
''f Wqre feature daocca a,re to bd Klv
n; and we wlab, to 'nhnobqee 'that
mlBUdomlandlnfta of tbb) klu'd will
not occur In tbo tulurti. Wo want
public; patronafe and, wq1 renfli that
to do o. w mjuHt' irv.,ui t our pd
, rertlalng.; jiJ(' v : . .. ;;'v"'
i-f n' I ntiiroV When ' 'you''' atteiid' ;;-a
andflVati Allamonr, you will be 'na'
; iuott :,of aetlht'.,Wbt waa adver
' )lladj .. , , t;f Vi'.-. ;-. J::
Vr;r' Hv r"iYrN
":-'Xt'y" ' TfO BYRNB '.Adv.
:'DlVj..;Goble,
' OWOMETERISTS
Cut a 64U4
PLefisai ground In our
f
' vldoad rWaufretnents. Quick
errtcej; W replace any lepaa
uf tha wmri'h ttr'hur klduapora,
wbtrh would ronult In the raptura of
th kldiiapnr and lbs cJiu-hwIvo
duimtnitlraMon ' of the mnplrary
uKulunt tbla Hood wninn." ' '
Krom Dliirl'H Aliornny Kyi
cauia Ilia Mulomont that hi offlii
wiiulil not lt up In lla Mforta in
aolvo tlio myittnry uulll Knon!i (J.
Oruiliitop, ormr rudlf,opf ralor ul
Aiiitalua , Tmpn, and uJd nu to
ba In N"W Vork,: rlifnnd ifor tu
llonln, .. OrmUton n a latter to
KyM biforuiad the dUiTlot atttrniy
tbat h wua afraid ba could sot
ubllKa hlui. ...,!,,.
. hjllowlDic tbn aUtvmonta from
AnKulua Tompla and tba dlxtrk-t ut-
toruy'n offtra, It waa loarnad lant
nUbt that H of thn M mambira
of lb crand Juny, bat raJunKd to
yo or kldnapinf indktmnlt. Two
of thai tbraa Jurora who' voted to
IbdUit war roportad to tiara done ao
mnn'ly w krnip th cuwi opno for
poaaltil furtbar davalopinnnta.
'Yesterday's Results
. COAST UCAOCE
. Oakland t, Hittland 3. '
' flacramoato 9, Hollywood 1.
'Ban KrabAltoa a, Hlaalon 13.
AratwlM , Roattlo I. '
Datralt S, lblladlphla 0 (t'lrat
anut. '.
Dt40lt 8, Pblladnlpbla J (avcond
ftuma).
, JU. Louig 1, Now York C.
V OUtcUivI , Waablnitob t. ,.
Cblratto 13, lirvton 2.
i NATIONAL
Naw York I, ChJcao II.
poalon (, I'lltaburgh t. -. :
llrooklyn I, Cincinnati 6.
I
w.vutiVGTo.v m-Mnu:D
Amarlcan, at Wanblixtvn flrat
Kama:
Detroit ....7 It 4
wiahiumou :...'..'... i . I ' J
Valla, Hollowuy,' Cir, Uour
acd Wood a 1 1, Iluyaorlfi; Oxdan and
Tata..
HOOT AMERICANS
' (Continued from Fafto t)
raata and cafoa. . eeemlngly It la
the "open aeaaon". for Americana. A
bua. MM with Americana rlaltlng
(Hi belBbta of Monmarte'waa aur
roundi'd by a mob, the membera of
whlrh tried t daro th Americans
out of It. -Thore waa a lively mlxup
until the poltcn Arrived and dla-
prd the crowd." '
Owlor to tbe excitement over tbe
fall In the value of tha frado tbe
government ha . frohlblted radlo-
caaMqa; of tbe rate on the dollar and
pound starling. If: also la consider
ing tha 'question of preventing One
rato beloA poatod In place irlalble
from the atreet.
"JJuTlnjg' tbe cioalar boura ef tha
bourse Yesterday ettra ' poHos were
called to hold back the great ruab
of people U buy .foreign laauea with
dlvldeada payable In atable eurronoy
nd to sell domeaths eeeurltle of
lahlpb Utey feared a capital levy wo
to be made..
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(Continued From Fag 1)
road 1)9,' West 161, and Yonna 43.
On tbo Xahlnnd-Klamnth ' high
way at the Oorrls road' intorseotlon
on Juno 10 there were 163 on the
Klamath end, 663 on. tbo Ashland
end and J 33 toward ' California.
Tbo priirlous .year Auguat 14 tao
Count was Klamath ond 663. Ash
laud 498, Porrta 91.
Horuld claaslflod ads bring Tosnlts.
? W9 M.in Dr. L J. Goble
KLAMATH FALLS, OR
a6&e&f ;
' Kyai Bxam'led
FRENCH
ROWDIES
CONN
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T C
EAST SWELTERS
E
Hottett Weather of Year in
Middle Wet Relief
in Sight
(IVy tbo.Aaodattl rr)
KaatArnnra moppod tbelr brows
and arowlnd Into tbo went tortny.
FNtr out of tbe west' had . rolled the
luniDiitr'i grnateat beat fwuve. , '
Dul uppeullnx glance I' f hope
wore turnod t the Mt, loo, tur
relief tnua tbo humid uuit was
achedulad to come fnem the aarne
source. - ,
As tbe beat mouatod ir.) Jmltn
waro rwportad and tbe lint drown
ing'. Indirectly attributable to tbe
wwalber' wblcb cauaed goral ru'b
to laka and awaxhore, mounted
ateadll. . .
Khownra were r"P7lcl at Oarvca
ton, ault Bt: Ma l. Dulutb and Ht.
Paul. Althougi liUh temperuturxs
continued yvaterday tbrougbout tbe
central valley and upper lake ra
t-ton, reaifhlng 100 degrees In latwa
and Nebraaka, aUu or reHef wore
apparent today. - lllnmvtota, I-Jwa,
Nnbranka and 0lrado were report
ed cooler, with Indication eiistlng
tbat the cool war will spread- rapM-
ly eastward. . '
Shower were predicted for tbe
gwoKerlng eaatern aUtea bonlgbt and
rwiultltut cooler waathar W pram
lad frir tomorrow.'.
Tmpmiuri which ' yMterday
poascd M degree In portions of
Pennsylvania, New England,' and
New York wor expected to be gen
erally surpajaed today.
New England aaemed uniformly In
tbo rrtp of tbe heat wavo, aod
Nt- York staUi bade, fair to prove
a lusty rival for blgh honor.
Today's Baseball
. .'HT. IXMIH
American,' at Boston flrat game:
flt'Loul 11 15 1
Ooaton 1 I 3
Vungtlder and llargrave; Zahnl
aer'Tl'elwkrJ'Clowvr and 8trkvi.--
NKW VOllK TKOl'NOKD
American, at New York 4lrt
game: ;.' .
Cblraxo : U 1
New York .-. 1
Blankeoahlp and Crouse; Hoyt
and Bengough, 8WL
" ; prTTHHCKGH WINS
Nutlonal, at Pltt&burgb:
Brooklyn - '
PllUburgh ;., 1 0
Petty and Hargreaves; Songer and
Oooch. '.:'.-
State Police
" Force Urged
MEDKORD, Ore.. July il-JJFr
Tbe Medford poat of the. American
LogSoo,' at the state convention at
Marshfield next tnontB, will Intro
duce a resolution favoring tbo ee
tablUbment of a stale police force,
modeled after those now operating
la 21 states. The resolution holds
that auob aa organltatlon would
tend for efficiency, economy and
ollminsto overlapping of 'authority
In enforcement. .
Sheik Challenges
i Without Results
CHICAGO. . July 31. W)
Rudolph Valonuno'a pugliutio as
piration today " seemed doomed to
die nbornta', Tbo movjo sbelk want-.
ed to fight the anonymous writer
of a Chicago Tribune editorial In
which cosmetics and pompades for
men, as vondod by. a alot. machine
In Chlcdgo'a nowoat ballroom, In
voked the use of exclamation marks.
Valentino sent out a challenge to
tho WTltor who had termed Rudolph
tho prototype of the modol Ameri
can male, and . "the beautiful gar
dener's ton," and asked wby he bad
not been drowned years ago. Valen
tino intimated that he could give
a good account of blmsoit at fisti
cuffs but tho writer of tha editorial
ha taken no notice of the movie
actor'' ad'ndor. ; . ';.
V ' ' THE WEATHER
Oregon: Fair tonlnht and Thurs
day but. cloudy and foggy along the
coast Rising temperaturo and low
humidity In tho Interior. . .
Oontlo north to oast wlud. :
;.-r' ciAK catusmsa woman
BAN i FRANCISCO, Cal. Mrs,
Ann Eastman attempted U shove
her abto tin an Incline Into a garage.
IN HEAT WAV
Tbe macbiae backed against bar
aad sbo, 'wa crushed to d(j, undci-
.V- ' ' ' 'j
When One
SMaswrMwaaaajiwaai'' ISM W mum allium mpiyJin j-
fni In n ir" .' l,7,miiii iiltifili ii.n..iirnii rrn.rirni. , .nii nH.wir
III S;v:T) - V "l W- i it
4 Ail f 77 W .
m vv v i w&vv
1 Vbn one of the three men ahown above aiaa. tne other two will. ditnk the wuie: tbat--thryVe exhibltlha. .
Tbree ar the only remaining membera of tbe LaM itui Oub. formed lo JIM; by X Ctq War veterane. . mto .
bought a bottle of wine and agreed tbat tbe lut man should .drink It. Now. with only ttiree tnea Ult..i'i.- '.
Ibave asreed that the lost two men must drink. ' Tbe Vole teed act. Incidentally, taian't crerTuxd ibelr.ptaav'4. ,
aU. tft to right they ar Joho B. Cof?. Peter HaD and Ckartea UnawijOil. .Tney bold their annual ben-iuit
Jul M at MiniieaaulliJalM.Carav, .- . - ' ' I t.
Buy
Her Dream House
20 Down
0 a Month
on
200 LOTS
Buena Vista Addition J
l astly being built tip with comfortable, modest and
sightly, homes, Buena Vista addition offers decided
advantages to prospective home owners. California
avenue, center of Buena Vista addition, is to be
paved. Water mains arc being, laid. Klcctric lights
and power available: to practically every lot. Stan
ford avenue, on the heights overlooking Klamath
Lake, has bcen jaid out and graded. ' Close in,, yet
, distinctly appealing as a resilience section in'its top--
ography, quality of soil ami scparateness,' Buena
' Vista addition growing rapidly, as a desirable ,
investment for home building aiid increased property1
, values.'. :'-".''; ., i ' : , 1 . . ;.. ;-
Open Evenings
KLAMATH ; DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Phone 1 i ;v' ; ; VA-l.''.: -,r , . . .Pine. Tree Theater Bldg.
Dies They 11 Drink
Lot
and
30 Down
7.50 a Month
on";
300 LOTS
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the Wine
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mm
in Klamath
40 Down
10 a Month
' on '
400 LOTS
Hillside Addition
Joining a residence district where fine, homes are i
being btiildcd, with streets laid out and graded, and
prospects of some streets being hard .surfaced and
grawled, Hillside addition lots! are being sought for
their ideal value as an. exclusive residence district.
Laying exceptionally well for landscaping and model
homes, gentle slope, cooled in summer by breezes
from Klamath Lake and protected in winter by. the
wood capped hills, Hillside addition presents an un
excelled appeal in its altitude above the valley and
away from the heavy traffic flection of the city. Buy,
build and reap with Klamath Falls' growth.
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Phone for Appointment
NINE KILLEU :
IN m BLAST:
TlLOCTON, Aly July Jl.'py
Nina men wor killed la 1 a sra.'
explosion at the Dixie mine of the ',
Morratt Cool company at Moffatt to- ,
day. Tbe dnad Include three, wblta I
minora and aix negro worker, lev-:
en of tha bod Ins were removd soon
after the explosion. ,. ;,-,''.
Reprcaantatlres of the United. .
SlaUm bureau of mine and state "
mining officials stationed bar hur
ried to the mine. . Thn men were
working a short shift and erery men
In the miner waa killed. .
It wot believed by official -tbt .:
the explosion of a "gaa . pocket"
which occured at daylight was rea-v '
Mjnalhla for tt. blast. ... . :; t.
iKumsa AGAnr
SEATTLE. Politic asum'7
bTghly personal aspect' over In Kl
ao. Former Mayor A. Rurie Todd"'
sad CommUeloMr E." D. Holbrooke
political - opponents),' met yesterday?
In the altercation that .toUoeratl'
Todd was reported to have kit tho)
canvas twice. -' . -,-
i'- IW "AOKLKS Cnpreesed lulta 1
are in ordxr horn. Officials of tbe
tileaoer and dyer union called a
sfrlko' yesterday.;. .; - i ty.
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