The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextWKATHKB OHKGON: 1'naetlled tnnlKht (nl Tuesday, probably occasional rain in north portion mid Iodii the rout. Cooler in the Interior and wet Tuesday. Giiille south to south west winds. Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade Price Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1927 Number C050 City Edition The Old Home Paper iflffi K WM m ddfi nMi w Aim -A- PARENTS ci vrn urnn! men nciu J RECEPTION Youth Takes Blase Gotham by Storm; Thousands Cheer NEW YORK. June 13. (AP) Considering him one of their own became he left from liere on hid pioneering flight to France. New York' million today welcomed Charles A. Lindbergh, viking of the At lantic heavens, as they had never welcomed any one before. Allct a k"-i-iIiib rrtiin .VMMMI llliuata al tile hutlrr Hint shook till- ' it) mul a triumphal march up ! llroadnuy llirtiniih liu-M- iwrkcd ar rlalmlng: rrottiU and m paper snow- . storm from Hip window of Hie tragi ike akv arimirra. Hip li'iiiiu filer ( arrive,! at 1My Hull Ml 8:tll . ox. this anrrnoon. When the shrieking of harbor whistles gave notice that Lindbergh had laiuli-d from the bar. to which he Hew from Mitchell Field at Wash inicton. greit rolling roar of wc come apicad throuKh the city. Over miles and inllin of III" tlnum lul. wholpiulv, h"pplnn and roaldi-ntlal riMllnnK imprr ilrlfli'd Into Hip air In tint rlty'a traditional wi-liotno ) i Ha hcroca. frtnt Kpii-plloii AIouk Hip linn of niun h hundri'dn of IIioiimiiiU of rhpprlnn ni"il and women, parked liehlnd pollm line, rhpered until they were hoarao anil utlvr that waved flnm. blew horn and danred olmilt aa bpt they could In thu in . Any aoiind. any i-a-lurc waa vnouitti an Ionic it In dlriiled Hint though thla hoy who hull ilnri'd to ronfrolil the fun-en of nnturo ahino and who hid won fumo in Ik ! t rail hla hump In any city he llki'd. he waa by unanlmoiia adoption a aim of New York and a I aon loved above all otnpra. While waltliiK for l.lndhrrah to nrrlve. tho enlltiinted bO.uiio peraona at tho llullery were orderly nnouah. but -when he riino their emotlona broke all bonda. Men heal each other In tho hacka, women threw their arma about thoan nenreat to them, and both men nnd women (Continued on puna two) GETS n I FLASHES CON VHTH HIIOT l -IA II. I III K.IK . JOI.IKT. Ilia., June HI. AI') In n Kim tllu villi Rtinrila In Hie rotinly Jul I nid nt noon tiehiy, two of flw comleiiioiil coovlcta who c-iiimI from their cell iw ahol, two other wen- rernptiinil iiml one, Cliniiea Hhiiilcr, efreclcd liln -miim-, IIAII.IIOAH IIKAII OIKS rolITI.WH. .Inn HI. ! '. Vermillion, naUliinl to Hip pi-ea. Weill of the Npokiiui-, I'oi-I hiiiil, Heiiltlr rallttiiy, ilii-d KHliiy, aited tlil, folliinlliK llloeaa of aevernl molitlia. Kll,l.l:il IN I'l.WH CUASH NKWI'OIIT NKtt'H, Vii., Juno HI. (AO -Kliat l.leulennnt V. II. Miiiammi, nod Heconil l.li-iitenunt C. Anileraon wen- kllliil nt Hiinulcy rielil toilny while euuiiKed In ulr innnetivei. Their iniiiiiliip crushed neiir tin- poat Iniini-iiKi r nnd hural Into fliiinea ni II lilt Hie kiiiiiiiiI. MAHATIION TO MTAIIT HAN I'llAVCIMCO, .lime HI, ( Al'l Kleven liiillima of the Kni-ook anil .mil IrllM-a from Oi-ckoii nnd New Mexico were l-cnil.v for the mini ilitf run here tomoirow loornliiu, apudliiK tlii in on tlu-lr HiiIhihmI IiIkIi. wny run, endliiK nt (ii-oiila l'rtN. KI.A.MATII IH:i.l:)ATIO AltltlVi: COHVAI.I.IS, June HI, ( l' Cloie to Atltl hoya' nml itirla' club iii'IiiIm-ik fiiim 'M couutlea of Hip alulo were regNleiinK iialiiy for a two week' Junior aeaalon ill Oic-koii hiI nil urnl colh-ite. A aniilhern Oci Iton api'iiiil I ci I n nriivi-d Inat iiIkIiI Willi iliii'Kiilliina rrom Kliioinlli, .ItickMou, .IracphliM, HoiiMloa nod l.iini I'oiiuliea, MTATH HIIANtll'I MKKTrt COIIVAI.I.IM, .hllle HI, (Al') nrrlcera of the Oipkoii atule uriuitfe. IipimIiiI by hlnfi Xu-iler Heoitft A. I'tiluiltee, wert nriivhiic tiniuy for tin opeuloir of tin1 .Mill iinuiiol aeaNlon heRlnnliiK Tueadny niornloK on Oregon Agricultural college ritiiipna. OF MISS DORIS DORE j Mlaa Imrls iJnra. :l. Lojc Aligelca 'nctrcsa. clnlma to Ixi the victim of la "gorilla inun." who carved the 1 letter "K" wrn llmr on different part of hir body with safety raior blade. Ml" I1"" "tiki the attack with New York secret ao clfiy. mul saya alio was followed acroaa II" continent mid approach ed several tlmea by the utiacker. ILLNESS FATAL Tl Mrs. Amelia "Grandma" James, Bonanza, Passes Away Last Night With the pnaalng of Mra. Ame lia Jamea. Iloiianin. ulfectionalelv known to arorea of Klamalh county tcaldenla aa ilrnndma." another outatanding pioneer of thla aectlon haa departed. The end cume at the huliie of her granddaughter. Mra. Joaeph Mahoner, npur llouun m. on Holiday evening. Horn In Joplln, Mlaaourl. In Sep lenilier, ISITi, ahe had reached her clKhiy-aecond year when the end (Continued On I'age Five) 13 'L r-"i- t 'IP' 1 DID PIONEER KLAMATH FALLS BABY SOUGHT AUTREMDNTS ST UIMDE FEDERAL QUIZ Roy's Wife Returns lo Par ents; Chief of Police Thanked by one Twin 'OM MIII'M, Ohio, June 1:1. , (AT). ( nplnln f. . II. I It. Hun I'ciiih Imo MII lllH4'tor, plumipil 1i uelloti Hoy aiol Hh) Ik .tuiniiiont. luln fiitfltlvp aii pei't loliiy In rontiert Ion with the HUkloii inon train liolil tip In IfKM. Iiiik atrriveil here Kuloiilxv hIkIiI. ImvIiik mailp l lie trip here from Hon Francltfu li air iiimII Imiip. Aaalnlant I'nlled Slutea Attorney ('. W. Ilarlella hua Inillraled lha' he will recommend that the He Autreuionta be turned over to Ore tun alnte authorltiea when they ap pear In federal court Tueaday. It la expected that the priannera will be atarted on their return to Urecon late In the week. Itoth brother have refuaed ao far lo reveal the detalla of their four year flight from police fur Iber thaa to aay that they hav been working In Ohio for "two or Hi lea yeara." - , Wife llelurn IIoiiip. Hoy had married Auauat ID. 1935. under the name of Albert Klmer tioodwln. Ilia wife, who had been unaware of hla real name, haa returned to her home near llanxln Hock. Ohio, following the brthera' arreat In Steiibenvllle. Ohio. Inat week. A aearch of county recorda at (ireenup. Ky., revealed that IH Atilrfliuont gave hla residence ai I'lne tirove. Ohio, and hla occupa tion aa a tie maker when he ap plied for hla marrlugn llcenae. (('on! limed on "agH Eight) G. N. WILL USE OWN TRAINS ON NEW EXTENSION l'OIITI.ANI). Ore.. June 1.1. (41 Tho Creut Northern Hallway plunn to operate Ita own tralna over the new line in central Oregon from llend In Klumath Kalla.. it haa been indicated. Joint uae of the Caacade line of the Houlhern I'aciflc Com pany, agreed upon Inat week, and hulf Inlereat In the Oregon, Califor nia and Knatern, will he taken in the name of the Hrent Northern. Truffle nrrnngenienla have been mudo whereby the firent Northern will operate lla Iralna over the Spo kane, rorllund and Seattle and the Oregon Trunk, aubaldlnrlea which it owna Jointly, with the Northern Pacific from Spokane to llend. 1'repnrallnn for conatruetlon of 13 in I lea of new rond. nil that will be needed for the Klamath Kalla ex tenaloii, In view of the acquisition nt he Shevlln-lilxon logging road aouth of llend and tho agreement for Joint uae of the Cnacnde line, are being; made nt hendquurlera of the Oregon Trunk here. Though no announce ment haa lieen made, It la generally believed that the contract will go to llniiaer Conatruetlon Company whlcn Ima been doing preliminary work along tho right-of-way of the How line. Thugs Loot Klamath Store Last Evening Knlerlng the rear door of Snow'i Confeallonery Store on Main and KlRlilh. robbera cleared the rnah reglater of moro than ten dollars It. allver, aotno time after the hour of midnight on Sunday. Tli.il the robbery waa the work of someone knowing the whereabonta of the money waa proven, inasmuch na money had been placed In three different place. None of tho con fectlonerlea wero disturbed during the robbery. No clew ns to tho guilty partlen had been found nt n lute hour Ill's ufternooii. LIFE SENTENCE PRONOUNCED BY JUDGE LEAVITT With the aame aiiirit of fatullam that characterized hi altitude from the beginning. Krunk Clark, convict ed Krlday 'of murdering hla former wife. Mra. Nellie K. Clark. In Kla math Kalla on the night of April 1, llHiencd to the aonoroua pronounce ment of life aentvncp from the Up of Circuit Judge A. L. I.eovllt thia morning. Chewing on a toothpick, and occuaionally gazing iuizlcally at the j Judge aa he proceeded with the loruiuucca oi paaaing aenience, Clark appeared to be perfectly at eaae. After all preliminarlea had bef-n dlaHiaed of. Judge l-avitt aaked th3 lilt It-, pale, quiet man if he bad anything to aay. He ahook hla head alowly, but W. I". Myera, hla attorney Jumped to hla feet and ex plained that Clark bad aaked him to cgpreaa hla appreciation to thi court for I tie rourt'a consideration and fairneaa during the trial. I.l-lpna To Sentence When the worda. "It la the ten (Continued oa J'age Eight ) -7TH STRAIGHT jMedford is Defected by League Leaders; Score 14 to 3 Klamath Falls Pelicans took an other long atrlde toward the cham pionship of the Southern Oregon baseball league when it defeated Medford at M eel lord, by the one aided score of 14 to 3. The 1'ellcans sewed up the game early, with four runs In the firs! inning, one In the second and four In the third. To put the final cli max to their strong offensive, tho I'etfcana scored four runs In the last half of the ninth. Henlon. Klanisth'a new pitcher, hurled aleadr ball, allowing seven hits but keeping them well scatter ed. Sensational fielding on several occasions cut off a possible Tear Picker rally. The Pelican vh fnry Is the seventh ronaeciitive win for the Klamath (Continued on Page Kight) D. A. R. Will Give U. 5. Flag Salute I Members of Kulalona chapter. Daughters of the American Revolu tion, led by Mrs. Allen Sloan will give the King saluto at the special lag Day exercises to be given at Klks temple on Tuesday evening, j The American Creed will also be j led by the I). A. 11. who wilt have special seats reserved at the exer I cises. ! Local members are iii'Rcd to par jtlclpnte In the ceremonies and be nt the 'Temple promptly at 7:45 on Tuesday evening. Prominent Easiness Man In Auto Wreck Skidding in loose gravel as he attempted to make a turn to cross the bridge at Olene, the setlan car of Hill Winks, prominent lumber man, wns badly wrecked early Sun day morning. Harry Ackley, Hurge Mason and Winks, occupants of the car were badly shaken up and re ceived slight bruises. That Ilia three were not more seriously hurt Is considered a mir acle by those who witnessed the arcldent. The party was enroute lo Lost Itiver on a fishing trip. CLAIMS DK.SKHTION CUnrglng that his wife, Kstella 'Murgrettn Wnrtmnn, deserted him, Lionel Kverett Wart man has brought suit for divorce alleging desertion aa a ground for suit. The couple were mitriied February n, 1927. PELICANS WIN Tl L Decision on Modoc North ern Railroad Will be An nounced Within 5 Days Aicrpriitent reached Katunlay whereby Hie Oregon Trunk will Uao the Houlliera . Pacific main Hup from lMunlna to Klamatli Valla on a common user agree nifnf. flora not mean that the prtfMMil development by tlm NonlM-ra Hop nt eastern Klamath Itoute Ik haa br-n abandoned. Purchase by tne Ureal Northern railroad, part owner of the Oregon Trunk, of a bill interest In the O. C. fc K. railroad now controlled by I the Southern Pacific indicates be- yond queatlon that these hitherto rival lines, have decided to Jointly develop eastern Klamath and exploit J (Continued on Page Eight) SPECIAL RATES E Klamath Will Visit Sacra mento and San Francisco July 12, 13, 14 Ihttcft for the Klamath ITianiher claco excursion were Imtntlvrl,- today for July 12. 1:1 ami 14 and artungvmcola hove been raimiin mated with the Southern Pacific railroad for a special train with an exceptionally low fare. It waa an nounced liwlny by K. M. Ilubb, rliair nian of tlie excursion committer. The Chumbwr of Commerce has decided to accept the Invitation t f the Sacramento Chamber of Com merce to visit that city and steps are being taken to complete arrange ments for the excursion. To secure the special with the consequent low fare. 150 must sign up to tike the trip. Mr. Buhb ex plained.. There will be no limit to the site of the train, and If neces sary, two specials will be provided. (Continued on Page Kight) Annual Fish Fry Is Great Success First of the three big ZT, events of the Klamath Sport Association, the annual fish fry. waa held at Crooked Creek hatch ery Sunday and attended by more than 350 guests from all parts of Klamath. The guests enjoyed all the fish they were able to eat and the day was spent In a most Informal man ner. No speeches were deliver ed. Knch year the association stages the annual fish fry which Is fol lowed up with the venison feed in the early fall and the duck and goose feed later on. Glenn Dorrls of the State Game Association was a special guest. 1 Hammond Purchases High Priced Rams Standard of Klamath sheep has been raised another notch with tho announcement today of the purchase by Gene Hammond, prominent Mer- I rill rancher and wool grower, of the highest priced yearling llnmboulllet ; ram' and the top priced yearling Hampshire ram, at the annual rain,1 rale held last week at Davis, Calif. Mr. Hammond returned from! Davis Saturday night. Kach yetr' he Journeys to the sale, sells some of his rams, and usually returns with several of the top priced rams to raise the standard of his flocks. Mr. Hammond sold 23 head of his yearling Hampshire IUnge rams. 1 COOPERATE DEVELOPMENT EOR XC SION No Deserter f N j J tfafi& SKATTI.E.- June 13. Hoping that the fame attained by his neph ew will erase an nnjust stain against the family name. Francis A. Land. Grand Army veteran, la liv- lug here. His nephew Is Charles A. Lindbergh. America's hero. The old man. now 8 4. has been ; fighting fqr Co years to clear hU name as a deserter from Ihe Grand Army. He says he isn't and never iwaa.. Aud now,' 'while' the world ar 'rlaims his nephew, he has aaked Lindbergh's mother to plead with the president to put him right be fore the world. Roth Mrs. Lindbergh and the young flyer were born In Land's I aid house In Detroit. He and the prer a grandfather are brothers, ' 33LB. TROUT Huge Fish Landed by Fair Angler of Portland ; Fights Hard . Reports Saturday of the landing of a 33 pound Lake of the Michi gan (Mackinaw) trout In Lake lOdell by a Portland woman- were confirmed, but the identity of the fair anglers was not known. , Not only was the 3S pound Lak trout caught, but also one 3S (Continued On Tage 8) CATCHES Arrangements Consummated for Beginning of Construction of Klamath Falls-Weed Highway DOKltlS. Calif.. June 13 Within the last lu days machinery has been set in motion that removes the taut vestige of doubt of the speedy con struction of the Weed-to-Klamath Kails highway. The survey has been completed and construction work already begun on the 5-mlle jslretch of new road from Weed north that will eliminate all railroad 'crossings near Weed with the ex- !cen,1 of ,he one e" lh tat!"n- rt atirvpy oi me new ioiiiu irtuu Grass Lake to Rray has also been made and a very favorable report submitted by the engineers as to the. feasibility of the route and simplicity of construction. The financing of the road Is be- Ing handled by (he formation of a Joint county highway district made possible by the amendment to the Joint county highway law passed In the last session of the legislature. The organisation work has been placed entirely In the hands of tha Hon. J. J. Murphy which assures Ms ante and efficient accomplish ment. Funds available for the pro motion work at first seemed Inade quate hut a recent survey Indicates that contributions from tho cham CHILD LEFT N MEDFORD RESIDENCE Mystery Surrounds the ' Whereabouts of Young Husband MEDFORD, Ore., June 13, (AP) Ten days ago a man giving the name of B. Spence, Klamath Falls, left a six weeks old baby girl at the home of Mrs. J. B. Barnett, this city, and paid for a week's care, say in? he would keep in touch with Mrs. Barnett and call for the infant at the end of that time. Miner then the man haa wit been seen or hejrrrt front, Mrs. Harnett baa notifa-d local authorltiea and belicvem . the baby haa . been, aban doned. " '" " " The man was yonng. nbont twenty-fire years of age. appeared much agitated, which Mrs. Barnett as cribed to the fact he said his wife was very ill, and a patient at a lo cal hospital, while he was work ins in this city. Investigation showed no woman by that name haa been a patient at any local hospital. nor ' does any family of that name reside here. With the baby the man left two di lapidated and travel stained suit cases, containing baby'a clothing, most of it soled, but nether on the suit cases nor the clothes were any marks of identification. - The baby Is described as very pretty and In perfect health and Mrs. Harnett Is planning to take care of It until the parents are found or a home somewhere Is pro vided. - HOMK RCNS rKKIMVS CHICAGO. June 1J, W") Home runs have their perils. Earl Webb hit one that put the cubs ahead of the Giants. Jas. W. Curry: 62, of Janesville, Wis., leaped to his feet and cheered. He died soon after of heart disease. bers of commerce of Dorrls, Macdoel and Weed should take care of that problem. Significant What this culmination of the ef forts of eastern Sisklyon's emplrej builders will mean to Unite Valley Is almost incalculable. Due to tha completion of the Natron and Grass I-ake cutoffs of the Southern Pacific Dorrls has within the past few months found Itself on the main line of one of the nation's greatest railway systems. Another twelve months will see a hitherto Isolated section, without access even to the county seat except by a circuitous railroad Journey, or for . a few months In summer over a rough, mountain road traversed by one of the Pacific Coast's most Important arteries of motor travel as well. Unite Valley's fertile farmland and adjacent wealth of timber re sources will he viewed by hundreds of potential Investors daily. One of the greatest hunting and fishing grounda of the American continent and the scenic wonderland of the Modoc Lava Heds will be accessible to tourists and pleasure seekcts from any direction.