The Evening herald., June 13, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Mt.ntliiv. .Tunc in, H)21
WILLIAM EH
PUSSES SUNDAY
Strahorn Railroad Employe
Succumb; Lecve 3
Children and Widow
' Death ended the mffcrlnK of Wil
liam Wesley Oraver, well known
resident of this city, who passed
away In a loral hospital on Sunday
moraine;, following an illnesa of
more than two weeks, tie was em
ployed with the Strahorn railroad
. company up until his final illness.
. Deaidea his wife. Mrs. I -oil 'rar
er, he leaves one son. L. II. Craver.
and two daughters, Zelda and KlUel
all of this city, to mourn his loss.
The remains are at the Karl'
Whlllock Funeral Home, Pine Are-'
Due at Sixth and services will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
O'clock.- Kev. A. F. Simmons. pju
tor of the Baptist rhurch, will offi
ciate. Interment will follow in the
Llnavlllfl cemetery.
Klamath Beys Graduate
LIFE SENTENCE
GIVEN F. CLARK
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Vr.n .... ... imfajirii ir iS m i IVALs.
(Continued From Pare One)
Basil W. Brown and Henry F. Tennent of Tacotna and Mr. Joseph
Grimes, sons of prominent families . A. Hill addressed the graduating
lot Klamath Falls received their Mas. Major Luther Kelkor. com
'ininm.. inn uin.... a..a mandant. presented the coiumls-
7 ,ne '"w. "a ; " : , "Islons and military honors. Cadet
of the court that you be sentenced Portland. June 8. Their parents, c,pt,lo Brown-, corowny won ln,
.""I.., . a?" v. yU.r "d ,e"r1 rela,lr " friends j handsome sabre awarded the best
natural life within the state penl- ent to Portland to attend the: drilled companv. Crimes ranked ai
tentlary. were pronounced by the ceremonies. In the afternoon the! a lieutenant and nado a record on
Judge. Clark did not even change mothers were honored at a large; the rifle team and was a member of
Tl-rw .v , v .. v " BiTen by Mr- Joglb A. Hill! the engineering club. Both boy.
.When the court finished, he turn- nd the members of the alumni am- are hoping to attend the University
ed around without a word and li.ry and In the evening Mayor I of Washington.
plodded after big Jim Hilton, deputy
sheriff, on his trip to the county .
lill. .PELICANS WIN 'the bat of Pitcher Davis of the Bon
He will be taken to the state penl'
tentlary to begin his life eentenco
within the next few days.
' Clark's attitude throughout the
trial and up to the time of passing
aentence wis strange. His whole
theory of lite appeared to be based
en fatalism and erentwUh the hang
man's noose dangling over him he
did not flinch.
SPECIAL RATES
QPVrWTU STOAirUT yesterday cinched the game for th
St V LN1 H STRAIGHT ; risltor. by , of 5 , Rranl,
Pass slimmed out one run in the
(Continued From Page One) first Inning but Ashland took the
puts them (cad in the fifth with a man on baso
'adding the Boas third score. In
the eighth and ninth Grants Pan
Started baiting rallies and scored a
run In each of the Innlugs.
Score:
It H K
Boaa S 8 3
Grants risa 3 7 5
Davis and Force; Sharrock and
Warren.
Falls aggregation and
far In the lead.
Box score:
rellran.
J been heard of tho 8. P. 'a dcclslou on
i the Modoc Northern railroad, tlround
must be broken for this extension
hy June 17. or the permit received
from the I. C. C. for Its construction
will lie withdrawn.
There is a report which Is given
credence In railroad circles, (hnt th
Southern Pacific will abandon this
extension, thus leaving a clear field
for tho 11 rout Northern's move
south. It la also understood Unit
the Southern Pacific Intends to axk
for common user over ' the Grout
Northern's exteuslon south . to Pax
lon. . ; -
Whatever the action of the 8. P.,
It la not logical to assume that two
southern extensions will be built
south from Klamath Foils through
tho Klumath basin, but lhal one
whether It be 8. p. or 0. N. will
be constructed Is probable.
Action Sljtulftcuut '
Another struw which shows tho
way the wind blows In 8. P. circles.
Is tho Initiation of conxtructlon on
the O. C. aV K. railroad from Spruguo
river east to connect with 1-akevlen.
This road would give the 8. P. In
ohjcctlvu, an eastern ronnectloti,
jeveu as would tho .Modoc Northern.
It ia believed that If tile 8. P. lu
teuded to proceed with tho Modoc
Northern, It would not have started
work on this Hue.
Although President Turner, of
the Oregon Trunk, said Saturday
that Oregon Trunk trains might be
In k'lnruuth Falls by Christmas. It
was learned train authentic source
today that it would be posslhlo to
complete tho exteuslon by October
1 B if such an order were Issued.
! . CASH IX!
! NEW YOKK. June 13. (,PI One
piece of advice from tho pulpit to
I Lindbergh Is tho same as Gene
jTunney's. namely, cash in. Tho
'.Iter. Edward (.-. Russell told hl
congregation that the memory of the
Amciion people Is short and that
Lindbergh should reap all thi re
wards possible. Including monetary
ones, while he can.
HOPPER ARMIES
ARE REPULSED
ON GRAIN LAND
Ingeliitis coutrlvaucea. Invented
by mau. have met and defeated the
great armies of grunKhoppera III tin
flrat major engagement on Hie
Boutli-eaatern section of Tulu luko
on the Dill Hi li und Llskey leuses, II
was atiiiounced today by t'ouhly
Agent l . A. Henderson.
Armed with a grasshopper burn
er aud sacks of poison, and nldeii
by favorable weather, htcgest ol
femie of the destructive Insects was
repulsed and III a counter-attack,
man wreaked great damage.
"Today we are closer lo havlni;
the situation under control than at
any lime since It developed." Mr.
Henderson romiueiiled. "For thu
first lime this year, poison took
great toll of the advancing hordes,
and what polaou didn't do. the
burner did."
Tho grasshopper burner Is" work
lug on continuously for Id hours n
day; and poinin Is being spread In
greut Humilities III the path of the
advancing millions.
Mr. Henderson said that while
surress had attended their elforts
yesterday, that nevertheless, tho
situation was still grave.
Approximately to men are devot
ing their entire time to the control
work. Little damage has been sus
tained by grain crops, but forag)
crops are suffering.
I Ml HSOI.IM SOWS WIIKAT
I HO.MK. Juue 13. (,11 llenllo
Mussolini, farmer. Is hot on the trull
of a prise offered by his govermncii'
for wheat raising. Having plowed
and sowed his little farm at Car
pegna himself, he took a day oft
! without notifying lhou prot'Htlnt
: him. sneaked out and started the
I harvest of tho early maturing sped
j mens of HO varieties that ho had
sowed.
ab
(Continued From Page 1)
. Tentative schedule is as follows:'
8pecial leaves Klamath Falls July
It. at $ p. m.. arriving In Sacra
mento Jnly 13 at S a. m. The Kla
math delegation will be met by
member of the Sacramento Chamber
of Commerce and will be taken on
rides during the morning. ' At
Jibon. the Klamath delegation w.ll
be guests at tho Sacramento Cham
ber of Commerce.
. Special leavea Sacramento at 2 p.
m., July 13, and arrives in San
Farncisra at &!XA n m lh aamo
day. A delegation will meet the ! e
Klamath group and probably a ban- I"08'011 P
Quet will be arranged.
,f The special fare will be $15 a
round trln. 8& cent. !. th.n thn Summary:
regular one way fare,
Heath Cf .5330!
Fuller rf 2 1 1 0
Powell as 4 1 1 0 '
Dubark 2nd 3 2 0 0
Pradie 1st 3 111,
Fobs If 6 3 3 0
Brown 3d S 2 2 0 '
Peterson 3 1 0 1 '
Henion 5 0 1 0 '
Baynesa 1 0 0 0 1
WILL CO-OPERATE
H. Dunn as
Hanley 2 b
Cos lis" rl
Markle cf
Bee be If
McShane 3b
Adolph lb
ab
of
36 14 11 2 I (Continued From Page 1)
Mcdford. Irich farm and timber resources
r h that section.
0 1 Thta deduction la further aua-
0 1 atautlatcd. today by activities of the
Q 0 Oregon Trunk surveying crew which
nounced.
Arrangement with the Southern ! I"" 0D b",U, Boeton. 3; left on
Pacific and plans for the excursion
will be announced at the Chamber
of Commerce board ot directors
luncheon tomorrow noon.
De Autremonts Must
Undergo Federal Quiz
.. fContinued From. Pag One)
Just before the brothers were re
moved from Steubenville to Colum
bus.' Hoy thanked Chief of Police
Itoss Cunningham of Steubenville.
one of the officers who made the
arrest, and gave him a finger ring
because he had "been good" to the
brother. Hoy said he had slip
ped off a ring following his arrest
and tossed it Into a tank In the
the jail. He told the police chief
to find It and keep It The ring
bore the Initials "II A D." It had
belonged to Hush De Autrcmont,
younger brother.
2 ' Is reported to be running a railroad
1 0 survey south from Shaw Bertram
1 2 Lumber company mill to connect
1 1 iwith the O. C. E. railroad.
0 0 o I'smlM Lines
0 0 1 According to authentic Informa-
tlon to the Evening Herald. Great
34 3 7 Northern and Southern Pacific will
Home runs. Adolph: ' develop eastern and central Klamath
It waa aa- ,hre M nlu- Foss; two base bits, on a common user bjsis. Thero
row. sirucK. oui oy itenion it; .win not oe parallel iinea.
According to word received here,
the route D line of the Oregon
Trunk, or at least part of It, will be
built. But instead of It being a
main line. It will be a feeder.
The Paunlna-Klamath Fall sec
tion of the 8. P. line will be a seg
ment of the Great Northern' main
line to California. Although not
announced, it is known, that the
Northern lines have as their eventual
. plan a connection with the Western
Pacific, a friendly line, at Paxton,
Calif.
! In thn tneanflmA nntlitn haa
bases, Medford C. Klamath Falls 6:
wild pitches, Boston 1: double plays,
Hanley to Adolph. Imbeck, to Pow
ell to Brown; passed balls. Pcterso.i
MEDFORD. Ore.. June 13. VP)
Klamath Falls defeated Medford
yesterday 14 to 3. Bierhop, who
started on the monnd for the locals,
was batted out of the box.
Sensational fielding saved llenioa
several times. Medford (cored its
three rnns on a home run by Adolph
after error by Duback had put two
men on In the sixth.
Score:
R II E
Klamath Fall 14 11 3
Medford 3 7 0
Henion and Peterson; Bierhop,
Boston and Hill.
No Longer
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HUGE TROUT IS angler a hard battle nlthcnmli I her
CAUGHT IN LAKE r"""1 br,,,,k Th0 bl
i Hunt Is said lo he A record In lioili
KV.it limed From Pave I) I"1" r,M n luk'
pounds lu weight. It was reported, j 8o-ralled l.nko of' Michigan
The largest limit inciinured 3D III- trout, belter known gcuciully 4
che. Ms.klunw trout, are common In
The woman an Inexperienced ,
,, , ,, , I I'n "'"!. Iley we re palled In
fluhf rman - wa guided by u '
soiled angler. With a Hoc Uli.llnti 'll I"" H X'ara ago. but seldom
kiiliiner, she trolled Willi uu ex- Is one caught. The flll grow lo
cepllouiilly Iuiik line, npiiioxlninle- ,,xi.,.,ty nrKe alto,
ly 121 yurdn.
Heavy weights pulled the lit!" ! The catch eslalillslies a new roc
down about fi'i l. Hotti trout onl for length und weight for Kin
were caught In the deep water, "to- ,! (1iiinly. Klglil days ago n
ahoift onn mile from thu eaxt etui.
new length record- SB Si Inches-.
Hit llva ilir lii Hi., t-t.m.ir itf ttin '
lUKl j was srl by a SO puund Iroul lakeu
The two fluh each gave Hie fair from tiile.sa creek by Kd Gordon.
Out Our Way
GRANTS PASS. Ore.. June 13. (Jp
A home run with a man on, from
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