The Evening herald., July 11, 1927, Page 1, Image 1

WKATHFIl.'
OIIKHOX: Fulr eaal, grnrrull
cloudy mid unwilled In west pur
lion tonight and Tuesday. Norman
humidity, (ientle lu moderate -westerly
wind. ,
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KLAMATH FALLS, OKKOON, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1927.
Number 6074.
City Edition
The Old Home Paper
VMIWl HDL W
WEYERH AEUSERS PLAN I
POLITICAL
LEADER OF
ERIN SHOT
Relaxation of Vigilance
Fatal to "Strang
Man" of Republic
DUIil.l.W Ireland. July 11.
(A I') Sikh of m o u r ii i n jr
wero everywhere ftiilay for
Kevin O'llitTKins, "the Htront;
mun" of l hi- Irish Five Slate,
whose well-filled 'uii life
tame to un abrupt eml at the
huntls of u.8iisjtin yesterday,
lie wni shot from an nutomo
bile un he wuh walking to nws
from hi home at Lilaek Hoik,
near Dublin, anil died within
a short limn with word of
forjrivneuM for bin cnemius on
III ll'H.
Mr. O'IIIukIii", uninlly ninnn
aliliil hk an iH.ro li of llcliillvew.
nna aliiur al lil own reurat. for
the flrai Hum In Hirer years, and
lila aniluiita. It of llirin. hiI uli k-i
l awn) nlirr Infill f luu li.ilf il.-n !
wounds. No moilti was nMiriiil. I
The ililng man mm' Hie niiihnrlili'a
rimnI il4'rlif Ion of lln mi'ii. !
Kawnii Fleming of Inn ministry
of finance and professor John Mac
Ni'lll. formrr minister of eilurailnu.
were In tho neighborhood and weri
aoun on llii tt'in. Aa Ihi wounded
In tin ictcd lila noil. I In Fleming's
lap. lit wlib.pevcd: "They've goi
me- Jusi aa ihcy gnl my father."
l-aler. In anfil: "I forgive them. I
tlln ul pence Willi my enemies and
my Coil." Calmly mid ili'i-Ulvrly
lit ill. lull .1 hla will, liriii'lfiliiK all
Ilia lioaacaalona In Ilia !(.' and daily
il.iiialitiT.
Ihnili liii'illulilc
riirll In ua In ki n hoiiu.
I in lit I ria lirat mntnin, rami hull
Hii ro waa uolhllil lo lit dun'. I
O lllaalna kn w In waa illn. Hi I
inilira.nl hla lf and child, and
an 1.1 faii'noll lo frlrnda and to
(Contlniii'd (in I so Klulit) !
FLASHES
i
( ,UTI '1 IHIIKH list ,PFH 1'lltMI IWITOIW
I.OMMIN, duly II, (API A IteiHer illaputeli from NIiiiiikIiiiI smjs thnl
Ciipliilii l lalier, Amerlci mater of tin steamer Clililmen, who na
eiii.luiiil hv plinl.-a inn weeks nun. rrnrluil lilmnit siifely in Ailunlny,
lifter IiiivIiik eaniiil friiin lila mplora.
IIOIllll ll '!'
ItillTI.
U lll.,ltMl.ll
. ..... - .
lllliil dial lilulil fur I lllir.illlln lllllllla
Ix'loimliiK" wen lielim plmi'il III tin'
her alllleilae roiltlllllllllC Hie Jen ell)
TltAFI IC HKAHH
lllllllir.il '' -ir.ii r.i.i
l.MI, July II, (API While litic giMullije to her lioata nfler
tlall in I'oilliinil, Mi-a. It. K. Welble. of Klll'HO, . II.. left Port-
PIltTI.AM, July II. (API Pnietlciilly nil ewnlivcs ot nil iriime
li.,.ei 4.1 H. si,,,, 1 1 I', i, Hie
rlaiii lo iilti'iiil Hie aeiiil.iiiiniiiil I'oiir.'reiice nf the Iriifflr officers of Unit
coiiiiiiuy lu he held TlmrMliiy nml Krhhiy In that clly.
i
CI.HMKM -KM VMPIltlVIMl
PAKIS, July II, (API loriner Premier tiinigea t'liineiHi'iul, who
haa Imi'ii Mirreiltitf from inrlueiisn for mverul ilnya, Improviil IimIiij, nml
la not ronaideii-il III he III. nny tluuKer, II was lenined nl Ills home here
today,
KMtTiM,r.ii:s ni:ptUTi:i
MKi llorilNK. Aiialruliii, July II. (AP) seven emtl like occur.
nil In Hie llii'lrt iioiinil i;urin. Vlelnilii, yealeriliiy. Conll us rumb
ling mia fulleive.l l.y u loud cvplnalon, lu whliil many buildings were bud
ly aliiiken.
. ' - WAV TO IIKXO 1'IHI HIVOIH'K
r;W VOIIK, Inly II, (AP) Cornelius Vniiileihilt, Jr., iiewapiiM-r writer
mid son or (ieiieriil nml Mrs. Cni'iielliia Vnmlerlilll, Inia untie to Itenn lo
eek n divorce Irniii Mrs, llm liel Littleton Viiltilrrhllt fn in whl ll he has
H'en ai'iani.'i iwii Jeiiis,
PEAR PICKERS .
WIN IN GREAT
PITCHERS DUEL
lu one of 111 prettiest plthliic
ducla aeen hern I III year. Med
riiril' Pear Pli kora walloped the
Klumuili I'fllf nun. 3 In 2, at the
loral hull park yeaterduy. (lulerla.
formerly of Ml. Shasta, waa on lli
llrlttat llo" for Medford and Ihe I
Pelleana were unable to do any
thine Willi hl lirund of chinking
Minimi, fur I In lvll.au. alo
twirled a magnificent game, lint hi
I .a in -in -ii con ll nut deliver the
run, anit Willi three roaliy errors,
Iilui lli'nloii'a wlldnaaa at llmca. Ill '
Pear Pickers scored Ihelr Irln of
luns.
Medford (nt lull four aaf blows
off ll.nl.in. lill tlii Peliraua
garnered flu safe ones off lislcrla
The Medford Hunker, however,
lightened llk a clam 111 I hi iilnehca.
and III" Infield and eiildeld gave
lilm wonderful support.
(Iff J olo r
Tin Pelican showed Ihcy were l
I. II otf rolur both on offense and
il'f)'Ui'. thla being dui mainly to
lark of practice during Ihe paat two
weeks. Iteriowncd for their heavy
(Continued Un I'afto Klght)
Floyd Hoiking Victim of
Foot Pad on Eighth and
Pine Satviday
ll.'l.l at .Hie Hilni of a Kim
al Ihi rurnvr of KIkIiI h and I'lnr.
Haiurilay nlnht at alioiif 1u:.H).
Kloyd llonklii) waa r.'ll.-rr.l of $3u
In raak. It
The ni'Kro alaiK-d out of th
ahadnwa and IrrnaJy nrdfrvW lloa
klna to "i.liill out." Thi tlctlm of
Ihr rolil.i ry r.iiipllnl, and In a fiw
mliiiitra Hi" foot id l awalti.wi'd
up In Ilia darknraa.
Iloaklna ri'imrli'd lo poll.' thai
.tin roblifr wore 11k ! I rolorid
troiiacra. a Iilui' ahlrt and waa of
ali'inliT Inil 1.1.
Pull., are In v,-l Iko 1 1 tm .
'
Arrhiil t'niin l lnli.
Mr. and Mra. I.onnnrd Flah, r
rinily of Sail Ijiko Clly havr ar
rlvrd hr-n. Mr. Klh will have
rliarnv of lha Soulhrrn (Irrgon tr
rliory for While Klnit and took up
lila dullra thla mornlim. Thay mail
(In trip liy motor and viry nuirh
fliilrd over aoulli'Tn Orinon.'
.IKWKI.II
t It'l.ll..
(il.liini worm i.i jenen-u. .
aiilonioblli to Hike her til the Iruln,
mia stolen.
KMtot Til KlK TII
in ol'llnilil, lire cnroine in min i riin-
NEGRO HOLDS UP
GETS 30
DEDICATION OF
BRONZE
MARKER
IS IMPRESSIVE
Pioneer Spirit Hover Over
Group Commemorating
Tr&il Blazers
Spirit or early Ore-icon, of Ilia
duya w hen Ihi foundatlona of pre
aent day proapi'rity and ronifort
were ln'itiK laid, hovered yeater-
day over one of the moat liuprea
alve cerrmonlea ever rondurle.l In
the Klnniilh baaln, the dedlratlon
of the bronze marker at Ktone
llrldire. by Kulalona rhapter of
the haiiahtera of the Amerlian
Itevolullon.
The marker forever rommemo
ralea the fifteen men who, 81 yeara
ago, foraed thetr way throuah the
then wild and danneroua Klamalh
liaalu, Manilla: tin South KmlKrant
Trail. It waa at Ktone llrldne that
the fifteen croaaed Irfiat Ulver. and
It waa at thla point near Merrill
that the 1. A. It. memhera believed
waa moat appropriate to mark their
courae,
I'loueer famlllra from Inuc illa
lanrea Journeyed to atleud the cere
iiiony. The dedlrallon of lite flral perma
nent hlatorlrul marker In Klmnatb
rniinty at the Stone Ilrldxe on 1-ont
Itlver on Kunday after noon waa at
tended by a KratlfyltiK number of
lutereated peraona. Kulalona rhap
ter. Dauithtera of I he American Kevi
lutlon, who were hnaleaaea of the
oi-rualon were particularly pleaaed
with the attendance of pioneer fam
((.'ontluued on pane Ihrcel
Louie Stapac Fined; 'Vags"
Ushered out of Klam
ath Falls
t Poa.ieaafon of moonshine wlilke)'
Snlurday coil l.oulo Siapac, reputed
Klamath Fi lls houllegger, $1U0 In
police court this morning. Stapac
was fined that amount by Police
Judge Lent I. (iagbagen. He
prom l ly paid the fine.
Arrested near the clly hull, Phil
Hp Krlckaon was arrested yestordity
on the charge of operating an iiuto
lunlilli while Intoxicated and this
morning before Police (iiighugcii
entered a plea bf guilty. ' He was
fined Mini.
(ilven tho choice of paying n fine
of $loo and slaylug In Juil for SO
days, or leaving town Immediately,
S. A. MeKliisiey and Fred Llhak
chose Ihe hitter courae mid today
promised to leave this city never to
return. The pair were arrested b).
police on the charge nf vngrnucy.
Four were arrested and fined on
thu charge of drunkeness.
Work Progressing on
New Miller Hill Road
Construction of the first seg
ment of the Miller Hill county road
thoroughfare which will for tho
first time givo the farming commun
ity of Dial district an outlet haa
been completed, It was announced
Induy by County Koad Kuglneer
Joaeph Jensun.
The new road leaves tho Midland
,Mnrkpt roul three-quarters of a mile
south ot Midland, Is routed three and
a half miles west and then turns
south for five miles coming lo nn
end al a point opposite Mlilluiid.
The work Is being done force ac
count by t lie county.
LIQUOR BRINGS
IN TO JAIL
M
A. SAPIRO SAYS
SETTLEMENT OF
SUIT IS NEAR
f'HK'ACO. July 11. fAI' Aaron
Kuplro Juai an a. , i. lent of d"tiny
In the vindication of Jewlxh peo
ple, aa he deacribctf liiniielf. la com
pletely aallafled with Henry Krd'a
publlaiied apolnKy for what Ford
liearborn lndpeattent hua auld
about the Jewa.
So lutMicJ la he. in fu.t. that
In aiild after reinrnltiK home f r ju
.'..... l..u, h..I.,I,I.u. h
believed
r . ... .it..... .i..ii ,
ma 1III1I....I ,.
lila mtitiiin dollur libel ailit acainr.1
Mr. Ford and Ihi Dr-irborn ImV
I pendent would bl rettled out ..f
c:urt--poaibly tofuy.
! "The retraction.' apoloay and
irant'utlnn have fulfilled the pur-
pofe tf the ault. ao.far aa the n!r::i
' Inteiilion ia concerned," he aald. .
Tin-. Weatlier-
The Cyclo-fStnrmasrapit at t'nder--apprarall,.e of a deleKallon of Mon
wnoU'a coiiilnm V reclaier in the ,,, before the public t aervice
fair weather area. Fi .-eeaat ftr the ronimia.lon thla morning, pr'oteatlns
next twenty-four h.mra: fair ann ,
warm: brl.-k wlnda. The Tyroa re-
rordlnit thermomter reciatered maxl-;i,.aTe
mum and minimum temperatures aa
fol'jars: l.o-v.
HlKh.
n
mi
Murphy Brings Supervisors:
Into Action for Inter-
State Project
rroi ft
nTU
y.LLU lLr
ilil
ROAD - BOOSTED
VIIKKA. Calif.. July 11. Way M ' Th' dlarrepanclc, .in Ihe map lo
belng cleared for the formation of " f Monmouth were later dis-
'the Klamath Falls-Weed-Sacrament -
San Francisco Joint road district.
Assemblyman J. J. Murphy told the
Siskiyou County Hoard of Super
visors at their session yesterday.
That the larger cities to the south
of Yreka realise the value of tho I
trade that will drift northward to-
.- nt n....i...i ir r-nr .i .. 1
connect with the road now being ;
(Continued On Page Klght) i
a-a '
n
Vpprr (left lo tight), Neville, llir.l. Aeosln nul llliichin ill' lloivn
In this NUA Service, Inc., telepliotn nt Ver-Mir-Mrr. 011 the const nf
Friiiici. where their triiiiauiliiiiile plum' Inmleil nfter vnliily seeking; .1
lullllillK lit Pltria, Tills plctllll' anil the lino below, allowing their plant',
the "Ann 1-I1-11," In Hie surf orf the bench, were i-uslieil by fust steamer
j across the Atlantic anil then telephoned to Sun Friinclscn for siMiillest
J ti-jiiiMtttfcaiiiii lo the Fvenin llernlit,
IMMEDIATE OPERATil :
OREGON TO
OPEN FIGHT TO
KEEP RfllLROfiO
Commission Protests South
ern Pixific Abandon
ing Line
HM KM. July II. (.11) I'ro
teat uKiilllal lli ir,ual of the
Noullu-rn I'iM'ffir t ttlmnilon 2H
mile of trark In I'olk county
known aa the .irlle Itraurli awl m
rrfuea1 fr a liearlnje wlll be
f lt-al w till I lie I. '. ('. by the
On-on public aerv Ice cofnmla
aloti. it waa anuounccl here thla
mi mine'. :k
I The announcement followed an
aKa)nt the abandonment of the
lino ,,, ground that It would ,
Monmouth wlthont adequate;
riifroad facilities. ..Actlnn upon ln-j
formation contained in a copy oil,
' the Southern Pacific petition
filed w Ith the 1. ". C. the stale
. commlaaion advised .'the delegation
that Monmouth ia not located on
the line which it Is proposed to
abandon. . A map attached to and
. mW.e part of the petition locate
Monmouth on thes Salem-Falls Clly
I branch of the Sotifhern Pacff ic ser-
' Aral fnilea from ItW actual location
and on a branch line five miles dis
tant fr :m Monmouth as Its near
est point.-
' Find IHcrcMinclr
covered In checking up the copy
of the petition received by the stale
commission.
- Originating at Ilroadmead. In
northern Polk county, the line which
it is proposed to abandon extends
generally southern direction
S.J.1 mllea through Perry-dale,
for
I in las. MIKev. jionmjuin ana 10
Airlle. Permission to abandon MS
(Continued on rage beven;
SHERIFF SALE
OF BIG PLANT
IS POSTPONED
I'OItTI.ANO. July 11. fAPl -Khcrlff'a
sale of the Wheelir-Oliu-atead
Timber company ' boldlntr
scheduled for tomorrow In Klamath
Falla will be deferred, pending arr
ument of the ault brought by Lloyd
J. Wentwortb, trustee In bank
ruptcy for the concern, against K.
Hill Hunter, the Lumbermen's Trust
company and the sheriff of Klam
ath county. In federal court Thurs
day morning.
The ault aaks the court to dir
ect Hunter, reputed bolder of
mortgages and sales contracts
against the company to give com
plete accounting of his holdings,
and surrender them to the trustee.
Sale of the Wheeler-Olmstead
mill, originally acheduled for Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, waa
postponed to Tuesday by Sheriff
Hawkins following receipt of
temporary injunction issued by Fed
era, Juage Bean restraining him
,, m., ,h. mill nrooertr on
foreclosure decree laaued from
K.m.th circuit conrt by Circuit
. . Iavltt.
(Continued on Page Seven)
Oiling Crew Starts
In on Lost Chapter
.;:lOf $75,006 Project
Wind-up of the S75.0OO Klamath
state highway oiling campaign will
be Initiated this afler:ioon or to
morrow, morning when the first of
two coats on the 2.7 miles section
of The Dalles-California highwsyi
between Altamont ana i-aaeview j
Junction, will be laid. It was an- When the Northern lines orlgln
nounced this morning by state ajjy opened their fight to enter the
way authorities.
Finished from Algoma to a point
six miles north of Crescent, the
state highway oiling crew waa mov
ed to Klamath Falls and In 12 days
will re-treat the Lakevlew Junction
section with two coats of light oil.
and will re-treat the Klamath Falls
Algoma section of The Dalles-California
highway and the Klamath
Falls-Keno section of the Ashland
Klamath Falls highway with one
coast of heavy oil followed by a
coat of screenings.
Wiley, Short Will
Represent Court on
Klamath Excursion
Ilurrell Short, veteran county
commissioner aud W. S. Wiley,
; special counsel for the county court,
i will be official representatives of
) the Klamath county court on the
I Klamath "(lood Will" tour to Suc
'. ramento and San Francisco thd
week. It was announced this morn
ing by County JudRe Fred R.
(ioddard. Both officials will bourd
i the excursion train which leaves
this city tomorrow evening for California.
Open Air Observation Cars Now
Being Used on Cascade Lines; ..
Marks New Era in Rail History
Tomorrow the Southern Puciflc will lion of open topped observation
lift the roof from Its scenic Cascade ! Hecogniied as one of the most
, , . ... ., ., ... , interesting scenic routes on the Pa
route between Klamath Falls and , " ,, , . ...
j ciflc coast, the route between Kla
Kugene. math Fas ,nd Kogeen will here-
All that ts advertised Is not al-' after be fully exposed to the gaie
way seen or scenery. Years ago ; of ull passengers traveling over the
they hung lace curtains In railroad I Cascade line.
passenger cars, but Increasing speed ! F. S. Mrtiinnls, passenger traffic
of trains has blown them nil away, j manager, announced that tomorrow
Window washers became the offldui I the railroad will place open type ob
greeter at railroad terminals. And 1 nervation cars on two ot Its day
now the Influence of metropolitan I light trains operating between the
New York's Fifth avenue rubber-, two Oregon cities. The cars will be
neck wagons has reached the Pa
cific coast.
The Southern Pacific has raised
the root and so the rubber neck,
lallroad car has arrived.
All ot which means that the and hikes north of Shasta and Cra
Southeri) Pnclfip Is startlnj; opera-Iter lulte.
LONG SAYS
PLANT WILL
BE El
Mill Site Purchased on
, Klamath River; '
Plans Drawn ,
In keeping with its promise
to Northern lines, the Weyer
haeuser Timber company,
owner of approximately 300,
000 acres of timber land in
the Klamath country, will be
irin construction either late
this summer or some time in.
(the fall, on a huge plant on
i their mlil site on Xlamath riv
er, two miles south of Klam
ath Falls. '
Thla."- In aute-tawe. waa tle xoua.
tens of confidential information re
ceived by the fcwstlnaf -HermW Iroaw
a high official of the Weyeriusenaer
Timber company, which waa sub- '
stunt Latrtl Hominy morning la the
Sunday tre:oliUin In a special Iwtcr
view of lnnident tietirge s. Long,
general manager off the Wryer-
la,.UHOr interests.
Klamath basin. It wan understood
that the Weyerhaeusers, who are
heavily Interested In the lines, bad
agreed to contruct a plant In Kla
math. In fact. George Le.33. Weyer
haeuser manager, stated on the wit
ness stand at an Interstate corn
metre commission hearing, that his
concern would construct a mam
moth plant In Klamath Falls as
soon as the Northern line had def
initely received the right to euter
the Klamath basin.
The Interview from Mr. Long says
in part:
"The Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany will proceed immediately with
lis plans for the development at
Klamath Falls of what It Is lelier-
- ed will be the largest timber manu
facturing enterprise in ine .orm
west. "Plana have already been com
pleted for the beginning of the en
gineering work necessary to lay out
the various plant units which will
be erected on the Weyerhaeuser"
mill site two miles south ot Klam
ath Falls.
"This work and the designing ot
the plant units to be erected first
will be far enough along." the ar
ticle reads, "so that It is believed
actual construction will be under
(Continued On Page Eight)
open topped, with comfortable seat
shielded from . wind. The cars
will be free In all passengers and
will permit an open air view of the
forested mountain country, streams